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Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

 - Class of 1941

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Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN) online collection, 1941 Edition, Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1941 volume:

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'- H R r v THE DUNELAND ECI-I0 Published by the Senior Class ol I93I Westchester Township l-ligh School Chesterton, Indiana Qin 4,1 Page 2 DEDICATION E, 'FIIE VLASS OF 15131, dedicate this work to our beloved principal, whose efforts on our behalf will ever linger with us we think of his fairness and faithfulness through our high school days. l, am the Annual of 15131. l am the result of the best efforts of those who made me and whose inspiration 1 am. Progress, ever as a torch held on high, is my theme, chosen to remind you of our principal 's long period of service-over twenty-five years in C. H. S.- a, silver anniversary, which honors me most highly, and is a fitting theme to illustrate the finest and highest peak of effort and esteem an instructor can reach. V I, myself, am not to be compared with this man. It is my THEME that commemorates the way in which he has achieved. My theme also would point out progress and change in the school itself. Once long, long ago, this region was represented by a barren waste of wooded and sandy mother earth. Vast waves beat upon a crisp sandy beach. A red sun gleamed upon rugged waters-came inhabitants who built wigwams and cabins. They also built schools and churches. More and more came, the spirit of progress dominant among them. We are taught by the examples of those men. Our friend and teacher, Mr. Goldsborough, has been such a man. Mr. Goldsborough has piloted us skillfully .through our high school years. lt is also largely through his leadership that C. H. S. is now what it is. As you read the pages of this book, carry my thought in your mind. l am your Annual of 1931. r L G I 1 i F. M. GULDSBOROUGH Princ-ipnl Page 3 i -, Ai N 1 X 9 , Atil, . Ka X V HS wif? 8. wp' awk I I its l l 1 1 Page? Q Qqi- Q x Tiff Q aw, ,V m ,N Willy' , f ' ' 5 fx, 5 ., I' X , Jf- iw- ' 4 ki i LIY.. 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JOHNSON Prillcipzll T1-ugteg Page 5 fi-9-H..-?-i.: .17 , I L1 Page 6 IQBI Editor - - - Associate Editor - Business Manager - - Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager - Copy Editor - - - Assistant Copy Editors - Senior Editor and Wills - Music Editor - - Dramatics Editor - Social Editor - - Athletics Editor - Debate Editor - '30 Alumni - Humor Editor - Cartoon Editors - Who's Who Section - Class Prophecy - Latin Department - Miscellaneous Activities Annual Staff - CLARICE MARQUART - - MARTIN RINTZ - - CARL ROONEY - - ROBERT PETERSON - VIRGIL HOKANSON - - - - - - - ALICE VEDEN ELLA STRALESKEY, RUTH LUNDBERG GERALDYNE SAMUELSON, ROY BROOKS - - - - - - EVELYN SKIBBIE - - WYNONA HARVIL - JEANNETTE STEPHENS - - REGINALD MABIN - - FRANCES KEMIL - MARGARET SAMUELSON - - - - - HERBERT LINK - VIOLA RILEY, FAITH SCHABES - - - - FRANCES KEMIL - LOUIS GLAND - GLADYS WISE - ELZENE CHARLSON Calendar, Class Gossip ------- CLARICE MARQUART Snapshots ---- MARTIN RINTZ, CLARICE MARQUART ADVERTISING SOLICITORS Virgil Hokansou. 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'W-Vf H' ' 'A H' x rf? t N-'1 ki MQAEXJ Y 'L' 32 1 6' 'N' Q gif? 1 J! 3V 'K ' Vw I1 W i r V QS ff lj. ' .,,...,3. 315257 '.A ,Q . ,- V ' I 1, V. hai V1 j M Q-1, - , 1 Q95 .V -H VA if g , VQSTVKZZ-fm. .Jig .V . ifvffgi'-Mi3E:VE5P7f7?'.SgQV'.fg1sQPEJ., V V SENIOR CLASS DOUGLAS ANDERSON ..D0ug,, Jackson Center High School, Play. 23 Basket- ball, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, -13 Track, 33 Senior Trial, ROY BROOKS Brooks Secretary and Treasurer, 23 See-Aitch-Ess News Reporter, 3: lntra-mural Basket,- ball, 2, 39 Class Will. ELZENE CHARLSON Zenie Latin Club, 23 Chorus, 2g Senior Trial, 4: Staff. 1 LOUIS GLAND O Jack Class Presideiit, 2: See-Aitch-Ess News Rv- porter, lg Class Play, 3g Opvrettal, I-I: Intro-mural Basketball, 2, 3, 4g Track, 2, 3, 4: Senior Trial. Page 9 if ,4 Page 10 OPAL HADENlf'l1ll.'l' f'Breezy Latin Club, WYXONA HARVIL Winnie Basketball, 2, 3, -1: Latin Club, 2, 3. 45 Vive President Student Council, 33 Secretary and Treasurer. 3: Operetta, 1, 2, 3: Class Play. 3: Senior Trial. VIRGIL HOKANSON' Mutt Hass Play, 3: Operetta. 2. 3, 43 Chorus, 2, 3: Intra-niural Basketball. 2, 33 Advertising Manager of Annual, ROY HOLM Willie Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Y ..-- '- FRANCES KEMIL Sobs St. Mary's High School at Michigan City 1, 2: Play, 13 Class Play, 23 Chorus, 2 Debating, 3, -1: Choir, 4g Senior Trial. HERBERT LINK 6AHe1gb77 Jackson Center High School, Play, 2g Bas- ketball, 2, 43 Baseball, 4. RUTH LFNDBERG Rufus Latin Club. 2, 3g Copy Editor. REGINALD MABIN ulzeggien Sports Reporter. 3: Sports Editor, 43 Intra- mural Basketball, 3. 4: Baseball, -15 Track. 3, -lg Senior Trialg Sports Editor of An- nual, Page 11 e 47- -11 .Page 12 CLARICE MARQUART iiSis!5 Tumbling, 1, Operetta, 1, 2, Latin Club, 25 Basketball, 3, 4: See-Aitch-Ess Reporter, 33 Editor See-Aiteh-Ess, 3, 43 Debating, 3: Mixed Chorus, 2: Student Council Rep- resentative, 3: Class Play, 3g Editor of Annual 3 Senior Tlial, ADALENE OLSON Add Latin Club, 3, 4. ADELINE PETERSON Freddie Basketball, 2, 233 Latin Club, 3. ROBERT PETERSON Basketball, 1: Intra-mural Basketball, 2, 3, 4: See-Aitch-Ess News Staff, 4: Assistant Business Manager of Annualg Senior Trial. - i Al VIOLA RILEY Lbviii Winamac High School, 1. 2: Glee Club, 1, 2: Operetta, 1, 2: Chesterton, 3, 4: Chorus. 3, 4: Operetta, 4. MARTIN L. RINTZ Marty Secretary and Treasurer, 1: See-Aitch-ESS News Reporter, 4: Band, 1, 2, 3: Orches- tra, 1. 2, 3: Basketball, 1. 2, 3, 4: President Student Council. -1: Assistant Editor of Annual: Senior Trial, CARL ROONEY Band. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band President, 4: Orches- tra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play, 3: Operettu. 3, 4: Intra-mural Basketball, 2, 33 Tennis. 1, 2, 3: Business Manager of Annual. ORAL SAMILSON 6KRedH Latin Club, 4, Page 13 ,,1 Page ,1 ,Q GERALDYNE SAMUELSON Jerry Latin Club, 2g Senior Editor of Annual: Senior Trial. MARGARET SAMUELSON Marj Latin Club, 23 Chorus, 2, Senior Trial. FAITH SCHABES Latin Club, 2, 33 Accompanist for Seventh and Eighth Grade Choruses, 1, 23 Chorus. 33 Secretary, 43 Choir, -ig Operetta, 4. LELAH SIMISON Si1nn1y Latin Club, 23 Band. 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 2, 3. -lg Student Director for Band, 4. 1 4,-Q EVELYX SKIBBIE Skippy Chorus. 2, 3, 4: Operetta. 1. 3, 4: Vice Presi- dent. 3: Class Play, 3: Latin Club, 3, 4: Senior Trial, 4: Choir President. 4: Music Eclitor of Annual. MAXINE SNYDER Mickey Latin Club. 3. 4: Operetta, 1. JEANNETTE STEPHENS h uJenu Operetta, 1: Chorus, 1: Basketball, 2: Latin Club, 3, 4: Treasurer, 4: Senior ,Trial, 4: Social Editor of Annual. ELLA STRALESKEY 'tBuddie Basketball, 1, 2, 3. 4: Latin Club, 2, 3: Chorus, 3: President, 4: Choir, 4: Oper- etta, 45 Senior Trial, 4: Copy Editor of Annual, Page 15 g PGIIC IU ALICE VEDEN -KAA11e7! Senior Trial, 4: Copy Editor of Annual. GLADYS WISE Glad Latin Club, 2, 3, 43 Student Council Repre- sentative, 23 Band, 3, 43 Librarian of Band, 3, 45 Operetta, 43 Choir, 4, Orches- tra, 4. MARGARET XVISEMAN Lipeggyl! Uperetta, 13 Latin Club, 33 Basketball, Zi. EVERETTE WITTE Poison Class Vice President, 2: Band, 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra, 1, 2, 33 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, -lg Track, 2, 3, 43 Student Council Represent- ative, 4. Ai xg SENIOR CLASS WILL E, THE SENIOR CLASS OF CHESTERTON HIGH SCHOOL, of Westeliestei' Township and State of Indiana, being undisputably of sound and disposing mind and memory and about to pass out of existence, do make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us at any time hereto- fore made : We bequeath to our principal, Mr. Goldsborough, a book of ideas on morning exercises. To Mr. Vedell, a new collection of debating subjects. To Miss Young, an imperishable patience for teaching senior shorthand. To Miss Bescherer, a collection of the Best 101 Plays for High Schools. To Miss Morgan, a new book of recipes. To Miss Zehner, a new Biology and Health laboratory, with equipment, To Mr. Jones, a lot of HARD questions to give the new senior class in economics and civics. To Mr. Harvey, a year 's work with no laboratory accidents. To Mr. LeRoy, a new model Dodge. To Miss Friedrich, a score more of band instruments. To Miss Swanson, more maps and reference books. To the junior girls, more customers for the daily lunch. To the junior boys, the senior boys' basketball ability. I, Elzene Charlson, will my history ability to Miss Swanson. I, Opal Hadenfelt, bequeath my curly hair to Violet Sabinske. I, Wynona Harvil, will my sewing ability to Kathryn Irwin. I, Frances Kemil, will my brother CHenryJ to Norma Wilkins. I, Ruth Lundberg, will my noisy ways to Mabel Kemp. I, Ularice Marquart, will my basketball activities to my kid sister, Jeroldine.. I, Adalene Olson, will my dainty appetite to Harold Berg. I, Adeline Peterson, will my short dresses to Marjorie Vertz. I, Viola Riley, will my flower garden to Gwendolyn Brockmiller. I, Geraldyne Samuelson, bequeath all my slimness to Frances Tibbitts. I, Margaret Samuelson, will my bashful ways to Henry Branoif. I, Faith Sehabes, do hereby bequeath my long hair to Mildred Johnson. Lelah Simison, hereby leave my political views to Mr. Jones. I, Evelyn Skibbie, bequeath my voice to Grace Dutcher. I, Maxine Snyder, will my Latin ability to Lee Peterson. I, Jeanette Stephens, bequeath my brother 'tBob,' to Dorothy Bird. I, Ella Straleskey, bequeath my basketball ability to Betty King. I, Alice Veden, will my talkativeness to James Middleton. I, Gladys Wise, bequeath my knowledge ot clarinet to Vincent Simmons. I, Margaret Wiseman, will my dancing ability to Virginia Parker. I, Page 17 - A49 I, Oral Samilson, will my dancing ability to John Bagby. I Douglas Anderson, do hereby will to my little friend, Frank Williams, all my girl friends. I Roy Brooks, do hereby bequeath my physical strength and ability to Clflinkerj Lyle Kline. I Louis Gland, do hereby, While in good physical condition and during a period of coma, will my ability to move rapidly, to none other than that illustrious and conspicuous member of that squad of knowledge seekers, those cracky sophomores, Harold Berg. I, Roy Holm, do hereby will my heel and toe plates to Mr. Goldsborough so next year's honor room students can hear him coming into thc honor room. I Martin Rintz, being in sound mind, do hereby will to my best friend, Ev. Witte tat timcsj my airplane, and all knowledge pertaining thereto, my best girl, Whom he likes better than I do, and my first set of false teeth, which I haven 't as yet received. I Everette Witte, do hereby will my enormous height to Harry Bush. I, Reginald Mabin, do hereby bequeath to Siverd Rodin, my job as scorekeeper. I Herbert Link, hereby bequeath an up-to-date joke book to Mr. Jones, that he might surprise the class of 732. I Carl Rooney, while in perfect state of insanity, do hereby bequeath my hip-boots to Miss Zehner, so that she might keep her feet dry while catching pollivvogs for her World-reknown biology class. I Virgil CMuttD Hokanson, do hereby bequeath my winter overcoat to Mabel Kemp, in case her boy friend's car refuses to run, while driving in the country. I 7 7 7 7 7 7 We hereby appoint Mr. Forsberg to be executor of this, our last will and testament. And it is our will that no bond shall be required of said executor. In Witness Whereof, we have hereto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, the 30th day of March, in the year of our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and thirty-one. CSignedj THE SENIOR CLASS. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the Senior Class, the Testators above named, as and for their Will and testament in our presence, a11d we, in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses on the day mentioned. CSignedj BILL FOSLET. G RACE MATH IS. Page 18 im- Q JUNIOR CLASS y , V 'LX OFFICERS 1'l'vside11t ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.... ....... I .0Wl'l'l 1J2'l1li0lS0ll V14-0 1'1-esidmlt ,,A,,-,,,,,, ........ C :ltllerlue SXVPIISOII SL'l'1'Lxf11l'j'-T1'l'ZlSll1'l'l' ,,,,, ,................ K ,llaulys .lllllllillll l N fO R Student Cmmcil ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,.. IN Inry ldilvcm Cilllfflllilll BUTTHM ROW tlm-fi to 1'igl1tlf4Glmlys I'2lff1'l'SU1l, Mzllwl Kvmp, Mary Vllllnllllilll, FlUl'0l11'0 lfe-trv1's. Vera '1'l1:u'p. 'Flu-111111 Wcxml. Mzllmvl Lillywllitv. AIZll'i2lll SRllIlllSk1'. fH'2li'f' Mathis, IA 1'Zl FllllP1'. Hzlzvl A11lll11'SU11, Iiilflllfll livzuu, Iszllwl I,2lHIlj'l1, Mildred llSf9l'1ll2l1l, Kzlfllryll Irwin, 1Jo1'orl1y .lellsc-11. Gladys Jollusou. 5I2ll'2j2ll'H'T 0'C0llll01'. l'lCX'l'ER ROW-Kolw1't STUIHIUIIS, l'l1a1rlvs Rvglvill. Artlml' Iii!!-llll0l', L2lXVl'l'1lL'U H:lg:v1', timxlwl 1'0tv1'sv11, Siva-ral Rodin, Ge-urge lllllllftlll, HP1'lll'l'f SXVZIIISUII, Williauu Uoslvt. lialwiu Nil'll0lSllll. USUZII' Kosvtti, Myrl l'n1'ke1'. .Iulm Williams, Sylvl-11 Bmliu, Robert G1'itTi11. T01' ROW--I.nwn-ll 1Jill1iK'lS0l1, XV1!1'1'i-All 1'ill11m11. Albert Knlmiuk, Hzlrry Bush, C1-1l1'i1: l':1tlv1'sm1, Gl'4l1'Qfl' Y:lllPIOVicll. Ulzlytolx Nelson, Rolvert B1il'll2l9lS. Frvml I'ld111o111ls, Rnlu-rt Gl'0l'l', E1lw:11'rl SXVIIIISUII. NUT HN 'PHI-I l'I1 1'l'liE-4'altlle-1'i110 SWPIISOII, Leutzl Hvlmick, Page 19 Al .-.1-1 ii- Page SOPI-ICDMORE CLASS OFFICERS 1'l'l':4ill0llf ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 Iildrod .lohnsma Vice P1-esidmt ............ ........ 1 1161111 Iflric-ksml S001-c-tn1-y-T1-mnsllwr -....,, ...,.... I rouo Hoc-llinski '15 0 'JW SNHIUIII l'ounvil ...,... ...... I 1191111 l'll'iCkSUll I30'l l'OM RUW th-ft to 1'iLfllfP-6101111 l'll'il'kSU1l. Illllllllll Slout. Inu Vvdvu, Virginia I,2ll'kl'l', 1,0l'UHlj' Cuulq. Normal XVilkillS, t'l1zx1'loffv Hlxllfll. Maximo Lil1Ill'l'1ll2l11, Eliza- ln-th Busse-. Mildred .Iu111114u11. Gladys Svxtou. Ruse- Iiusvtti. livm-ly11 1'il,V110. Flm'om'e- You Usiuski. IJm'o1l1y Hirrl, Harold Borg, I'1dXY2ll'll Iloleviusky, CICN'l'l'IR ROW-Huwzlrcl .Iul111su11, G0l'd01l Slll'l'YVOUlI, Mary Flzltz. liuill Murray. Dorothy Skilvhim-.1'l1yllis DIl'l'2llJt'.I1'0ll0IT0l'11illSlii. Iiitn Illlllll. l'l1:lrl0ffv VOX. FlUl'f'1lU0 Brush. Grzxw 31l'IllfUSll. Viulvt IAZll'SUll. Edyth Hnhc-ook. Allvu Fullc-r. Ii0l1ll1'fh N1-llvlxwuy, Till' IUTXV-f'1liIl'l0S Strzllvskvy. lim-11 Kosluzltkzl. .lzlnu-s Blillilllqllll, 1'zll1l Ul'l'1'llP, Lvstvr Sie-vwt, Augustus Hlll1l1l'ill,!.'. f'lH'!4Il'l'f0ll xviluill. Myron Ulilfklllilll. Frzlnk Williams. IIuw:1rd SYVZIIISUII, 1.1-0 l,l'fE'l'Slll1, l'l11l!'lixS lillsso. Virgil I'n'owty, NUT UN P11 l'l'KI'Z-Iioln-1'r Iironks. EVZII' IC4lr1uist, Mzlrthzl Kliuv. ICVII You Usiuski, 1 l'l'itl2l Tihlritts. Xvlllffll' Tun. f'?lfllUl'illl' XVi4K'lIl!Ill. Q'l12llll'S XViSk'lllilll. John Dale-. S -I' 41 FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS l'rc-simlviit .............. ............... , ..... . ....... l 41115.11-111' M111'1':1y Vim- 1'1'esi1ll-lit ........... ..... l iii-li:11'1l Cziulfuiaiix Svvrotzlry-'l'rez1s111'vi' ...... ............. I Donald Flim V ,ii , , 5-g-M5 : 1,,.g BOTTOM PONY Clclft to l'igilii-l':1iNV2lI'ti 'l'lnu'1v, Thomas Plrooks, VVilliz1m Ps-tersen, Rim-lmrd Sim- Slgifizdn' mons. Tlionms Skibbil-, NVilli:in1 lNIoulton, Ulivui' v 1 1.1-vunflor, Ilicliard XV2lg'lll'l'. Ernest Lillywllitv. Harold Huinnhrvy, Marion ilizvr, lil-mrles lf'u1l1-in Eqjlgggs553i::,?3:,:71,,,41iQ?EggiggQ',gZgJ5 a5 lzloruc-v Pnynv, lionzllll lflint, Xin-tor lizxglwy, 133534, Lliarlvs llolk. 'dQg27WjggQ51gsf Vg-'a 'QE SECOND ROXV-Ilaynioml Olson, lfrzink lmln-, l r:1n- x . ' vis Tilwlwitt:-1, Iiorotiiy Povolovk. Vvra lV9lls, Idliz- N 'vgflff' fffwigi :meth XViS8!ll2lll, Mary XViSt'llHlll, Allvlim- Huslioiw-. i f 'Aga img' J' Loretta Samiwlson, Millnvt Cliarlson. i5t'2lll'i1'x' K'--f I Usternmn. Olivo Swanson. Flossio Strnlvskoy, Avis ' Q Strzilc-skvy, Alivf- Dickinson, llolwrtzl Mitvlivll, 4' X Maris- Pe-tvrson. Ruth I,:1Hz1yn, Viviun Sclizmf, K Mona Linmlqllist, Maxine 'li2lYGtI'Ilil'l', 'l'ilt'0li0l'l' ' SlllliiZ, llolwrt King. Lf 'l'llII'iI7 IlOXVfLyell Klint-, .lolin Rziglsy, Ht-rnmn ,, 'CJ SL-liroodm-r, Ruth lddquist, Violet Sabinske, Loi'- -,J ruinu Isbey, Lillian Clzlnnl, C'1'ili'U Iilltvlin-1', Kutli- ' ' Y 4 'ax X J vrinv l1uHois, HLll'i52ll'Zl Kuliii-k. I1iiii2ll1 Povolovk. V , -1 5 x 14 ll'l'lil' Bishop, Mzirjoriv Miulizivls, Betty Kim , I f , Q , .Ierolrlinv nfT2lI'illI2ll't. llorothy Fvnml, Gws-mlolpfii V igl'0l'kl'liliE'l'. Yvrlu H2lilC'Ol'k. Marian Uliarlson, ' 'ffp ,, Lois xV2lI'l'9ll, Willwrt Iflillklllilli, Alvin Hjvlm, l -. in 16514 A In-linur Borg, Kvnnvtli Hokzlnson, .lost-ph Bush. l F I TOP RUXV-Hvnry Brunoff. Vinveut Simmons, Han'- , 1- , olll Czirlson, Hvnry Ks-mil, Gordon Vertz. Fritz 'it U llix-t1'ic-li. Onivi' Olson, Guy lllionlzl, 1lil'iIilI'Ii Czinff- X Y -- Vg man. Elwood Hoc-k. .Iolm Swanson. Jann-S Wise- ' 1 main, Ch-inent Povolovk, Ulivvr Dillv. Charles E Mil-lun-ls. Iiivliarml Lindsay, Carl l'lz1mllv1', lGu,gen.- X Y U 1iI:,l1Iil?, btS?wevTiiskan. t A J N01 OIX PTI ll lllu-Annu Dillclot, llowulwl Dillv. Y - - Curl XY2lgl'll'1'. Page 21 LL n -f H 'T 6 S72 5 'IZ if b L E125 zgz m .JI M155 5 Wk? One. Ko rsz. SHS! if . f J! '1 4 9' 'si X ' xi: Z A f X5'1fe6W X I , Q Ju 17' ER my FEET : L V YHYJT.. 4 P 5 ' .. . 5 2 ,f,A: l M, On 1' 1: I Zko-r ff m Mm! P33132 L- EIC6 ZDQNT Sfloofl JF jwleign , Fi ei, E ' 5' 4, :QI 1.' I 3, 2' Y - g i? W'.g , :z nf' Cu P Sjufee Z7 .:3 'Y . . -f X . 'W' Sw' 'sf -Tuiye GJJUVQ IYZ' f QA in w s ff., R 3 WIA .7 we Ll- f Gxuegg ADC IRINQ.. 15 133 W Hd 73 T?0UbLll1l G. Vfo LA. A A-4. - 60 fvfliw mf ., G o Tvtief fyzjpuff' 2 0' NE Co Fi NUCBIN Klawvjem-daix.l 5 b77'fLINc A 771rdu6H :Wen Rm, We .Deep Curfew fraifok RRR lM'To Go NUIXINE? 1- Ai CLASS GOSSIP This little whatnot might well be termed the adventures of Mrs. Eraser, but since that illustrious creature has developed so great a talent for gossiping, we might as well give it an illustrative title. She tells us that juniors like to comb seniors, hair and that someone said that someone told him that Mary Eileen giggles very easily. Mrs. Eraser hasn't much time because she has to hurry on to the next house, so we'll let her speak for herself-Mrs. Eraser. 'LHello, did you hear that Thomas Skibbie received a letter for service in Mildew College? And do you know that Louis Gland 's idea of a human parasite is a mother-in-law? Er-How long do you think it is since the seniors started to serve fish on Friday? I wonder how Roy Brooks got his stiff neckf, Roy Holm was electrocuted in Physics class the other day, and his hair has stood on end ever since. Mr. Jones and Mr. Harvey and Miss Morgan have the flu .... Mr. Vedell misses a half day, and Mr. LeRoy is sick and so is Miss Friedrich. To top it all off .... Miss Zehner has appendicitis. lt looks as if the pupils aren't the only ones who like to play hookey. llelmah Borg done blew himself and got a new green comb .... you say it might be his sistah Heaven sakes no-go see-hels done got a green sweatah to match. UH HUI-Il' 'AFIREV' yells a junior and at this moment a courageous freshie, armed with a fork, dismounts his gallant rocking horse, Pyramid,H and bravely steps forth amidst the crowd. Standing on an aged desk he cries-HI Wish I was a little fith-l'd thwim and thwim and thwim! .... f'Wl'1oool', scorned the Wise old owl in the science hall. Down with him! And they rode him around the assembly on a kiddie car. f'See you in jail in cell 21 old boy .... so long .... and don 't forget-we have dinner in cell 35,,' yelled a lusty junior, the villain of '32, I wonder if they have the gate pad- locked yet? 'Twas a gorgeous day .... the little buttercups and sweet dandelions wafted a lovely fra- grance through the air .... He looked into her lovely eyes-and gazed on her golden hair- How cruel she was as her eyes met his .... he pleaded and beseeched, but all in vain .... The sun gleamed remorsefully down on that cold heart while she took her pencil and wrote him out a detention slip. Oh, by the way-what in the world has happened to Mrs. Eraser?-l didn't see her go . . . . Oh! . . . . there she sails . . . . deary me, right out of the window and-and-and down the chimney .... how awful .... well, anyway, that's the end of her, thank goodness. 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'l'l111 1-1111111-il 11lso 1111111111111111 111111111111's 101' 11111 li111'111'y H1111 111T1c11. 'l'l111 111111111111 111111211111 01111111 l11111l111's 1111' 1111' 1111sk111b11ll S1'E1S111l. 1111o1'g11 Al01ll1011, Virgil llrowty, 111111 Viola Ril11V 11'11I'11 s11l11c11111. Vllll1' I1011111' ASS1'lll1Jly' 111 S1111ly 111111 wi1l1 1111 111111111111 111 1fll?ll'g1'D is 21ll01l11'1' 13O1'11l of 81111111111 g0V1'l'11ll11'111. 11 was 1'l'1'2111'11 111s1 j'11?l1' l1111f1111s11 111 1111' 1111111 111' 1'o11111 111 11111 g1111111'11l 11ss11111bly. T1111 I11111111' ASS1'll11lly is 1111111110s111l 111' j1111io1's 111111 s11111111's. 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Page 25 4,9 i- l 1 I 1 - A - - - - - -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:: ':::::::-::: -:- ATHLETICS -:- 5-, ,,.,. - SICATIAZIJ fh-ft to rightb-lfrnd Edmonds. Douglas Andvrson, llonalyl Slont, Herhvrt Link. lixlward Holevinsky. Hoy Holm. ST.-XNI1lNGfl'o:u'l1 Joni-s, llonald I-'lint, lvlyron i211ll'kll12l11, Myrl Parkvr, list-ar liosotti. 1.1. old lmslca-tluill playurs and fans 1-an 1'011ltF1llil0l' tha- ops-n stadium of not so inany yt-ars ago. wlnlro Hoy Glllllik'1', In-slie Pratt. Roy l'n-terson, Noiinan Dahln-rt. I-Zddie Iiross, tivrald Gustafson, Harry Gilluwtsoil, l.uci1-n Inks and othvrs vavortvd undvr tho 4-olors of old U, H. S.. 'l'h0 gym is sm-11i'v in tho nwinory ol' lnany who zitteinh-d sc-hool in tho old building. In 1923. with tho huilding Of thv Dll'Sl llf svllool. we-:ltl-1' opportunitios wvrv Opvneml to atlih-tit-s hy thu inclusion of the prvsvnt gyni. 111 this plaw vight svasons haym- 1ll,'4'1l playvd and two county fUl11'llZlllll'l11S hold, Wln-rt-as years ago tlntrv wort- pvrhaps only a dom-n who tri4-d out for thi- tx-ain, this yi-ar the-re were Iifty boys who :ittvnlptvd to 1lll1ll'1'SS l'02li'1l .Ionvs with their hardwood alrility. And today girls have :ilxnost equal opportunitie-s with thu hoys. Girls' tvanis have playa-d for l'. H. S. during tho last s-ight years. Bllt dvspitv tllv vllilllwls that haw takvn plavv in athlvtivs at C, H, S.. thv same spirit prevails- thv spirit of loyalty to tho svhool. tho spirit of szlwilivv, tho spirit of good sportsmanship. It is hopwl that this spirit will evvr 1-l1:x1':wtvi'iz0 thu activitivs of1'. H, S. Aifllilllqil tho haskvthall st-ason for 1'h1-stvrton High Sa-hool has heon rathe-r disappointing. svvvral Fw ffood l1lll'S havc- In-on plavvd Tho local quintet played its lwst grains-s against Hobart, North .ludson and in mln 1 ' the 8 H' ' . . Drown Point. The Lowell-1'lwstvrton sectional :::111n-prm'1-d to ho a thriller. Hur tva tzyvm lll , finals of the 4-ounty fllllllli-'y. hut lost to Liberty. We all l'l'lIlK'lllil01' last ye-ar's twain. That was an 1-xt-optional ont-. Eight out of tht- iii-st ton ot' thm- squad graduatvd. Walt Warren, a 1119111111-1' of tho class of Z-Sl. withdrvw from sm-hool last fall, ' s ninf' 111 ruse of 'in injured kim- Thus this veai-'s te-am had to lu' built HINWV. having lost 111110 the- prvvious st ,., v ': .' . . . . , , . 'UW l'1'Hf'l'Vl's 112111 frlil' Sllf'l'4'.4S. plilyillg many morn- gains-s than had het-n C'l1S1Ulll2l1'y in the pnst, Ut. I'UBlCll 151-U. H. S., 13: Hammond T ,.... 11 31-C. H. S.. 1S: Crisman ......12 314-l', H. S.. 101 NY4'StX'ill1' . 13 21?-C, H, S., 163 Lew xX'2l112lCl-' .... 25 3l?C. H. S.. 13: Liln'l'ty' .....,1T NOVFHNIISEII JANUARY FEI-4Hl'AliY 7-U. H. S., 1S1 f'1'iSl1lill'1 ........ -17 2--U. H. S.. 14: Mim'lii,5mn Uitynltl 640. H. S., 161 Lowell ..,.. .....,.2S 14-17.11. S., 111 VVeStvillv . ........ lf Cl-'C H. S., 91 Union Mil1S ...... ZS THC. H. S., 131 C1'iSlN21I'l .... ..... . 21 21-C. H. S.. 12: Valpo . .. 33 :I-0. II. S., 24: Moron-o .... 14-C. H. S., 18: N. Judson. .. ...21 22fC. H. S.. 121 NVIN-elvr' . ...21 10-C, H, S,, 181 Liberty ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 20-C. H. S.. 171 Holi-art .... .......22 26-C. H. S.. 9: N. Judson ........ 12 lflgtf. H. S., T: Hammond T. .... 20 ZS-C. H. S., TG: ldhwrty .... ..17 IJICCICMRICR 1740. H. S., 131 Crown Point... 252 RIARCH 540. H. S., 21: Crown Point .. .20 22-C, H. S., 93 Hobart ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 223 CSectionz1lb 13-V. ll. S., 2411 X'Vlwolt-i- . ..... 1s fffounty Tournvyb GSC. H. S.. 20: Morgan .. ......18 12-C. H. 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Page 3' i tsp.,-0-af.,-4-0,044-..r'.'.Nr'.,Q,,4:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.' .Q - - - - - ......,. 4 .v,..,,.. - vvvvv.. - - vvv.. :::::::::::::::::::::,-:::::.: P6196 28 SEATI-ID fleft to 1'ig.':l1tl--Glzulys Johnson, Clayton Nelson. Mary Cziutfnlan, Robert Griitin. Mabel Keinp. Clmrles Reglein. STANDIXIE-Kzitllryn Irwin, Miss Beselierer. Lowell Danielson, Mr, Verlell. Grace Mathis, I.:1 XYl'l'lll'l' Hager. Junior ploy The junior class of 1931 presented a very Well given mystery play, The Tiger Housefi March 13. The characters were: Erma Lowrie ..4.. ,..,..,..w,.,..,.....,..,.,.......... lv Iary Eileen Cauffman Mclntosh ............ Arthui ',,, ..........,,,l...e. Aunt Sophie ......,....... Mystery Woman ........., Oswald v.e..,...,..,,e,l...,...,...l Thompson ..,.....,,.l...,, Peg Van Ess .e,.e..l..l Mrs. Murdock ....4..l. Yami ...,.,,,,r,,......,, ..... Each one played his part splendidly. Beseherer, assisted by Mr. Vedell. ..........Clayton Nelson ...Lowell Danielson .........Gladys Johnson ........Kathryn Irwin .........Charles Reglein .....,.Lawrence Hager ..............Mabel Kemp .........Grnce Mathis ............Robert Griffin The play was coached by Miss -:- DRAMA-l'lCS -:- g - i -H Senior Trial A mock trial was given in February by the seniors as an advertisement for the annual. A charge was brought against the editor of the annual, Clarice Marquart, that the book was not Worth a dollar. The judge was Louis Glandg bailiff, Douglas Andersong clerk, Robert Petersong defense attorneys, Martin Rintz and Roy Brooksg prosecuting attorneys, Frances Kemil and Ella Strales- key, and stenographers, Alice Veden and Margaret Samuelson. The Witnesses were the different editors of the annual departments: Music editor, Evelyn Skibbieg society editor. Jeanette Stephensg class will, Geraldine Samuelson: athletics, Reginald Mabing dramatics editor. Wynoiia Harvil. Elzene Charlson gave a brief explanation about the trial before it began. Senior Ploy Our senior class will iresent the comedv, HThe Love Ex ic-rt on Tuesdav l . y . evening, May 12. The cast follows: Mr. Jackson .,,................,,,..... .........,,,... L ouis Gland Mrs. Jackson ........,,..... .......... W ynona Harvil Mary Jackson ........,.....,. ...,,.......... E velyn Skibbie Minnie Bell Carter ...,,..... ..,...........,,..... A deline Peterson Miss Alice ,....,..................... ,.......... lt largaret Samuelson Tom Jones ......,,...,..... ......,..... V irgil Hokanson Chester Wade .........,,. .,.............. lt Iartin Rintz T0l1y '............................ ,.,............... f farl Rooney Mrs. Wacle ........,.. ............. E lzene Charlson 0'R1ley ......... ,.,..........,.. R oy Brooks Thursday Morning Entertainments The various classes in school have been giving some of the Thursday morning entertainments this 'past year. The juniors presented a one-act Better English play, t'Sauce for the Goslinf' The sophomores gave the playlet, Not Quite Such a Goose. The freshmen entertained with a minstrel show. Earlier in the year the seniors presented a display of still pictures, with music. At the time we go to press, we are awaiting the seventh and eighth grade entertainments. Page ,,,av i. v7:::55?!f55II5fi55::i91:JvA::?::i5ZJiri:Jfifiiiiilifiif-555: 55553555535 Y 5 5 -:- U -:- l:,,:,,,,::, ,,,,,:,,:,,:,:::,,,,.-:,,:,,,,,,,,:,:,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,.-:ay Page 30 N THE carly ycars of V. H. S., it sce-ins that music was not cniphasizvd. Thcrc was chorus work, and an orchestra that playcll for spccial occasions. xVll4'llPVk'l' i'1li0l'lfZillilll0lliS wcrc given thcy wcrc stage-al in Morony's hall. Howcvcr, thc stumlcnls looliccl forward to flays when music coulcl he vnjoycll io thc fullcst flcgrcc. Since thcn many musical organizations have bccn forinccl and everyone aflcncling high school has a chance to Take part in sonic musical activity, such as hand, orclicstra, choir, scxtcltc, or chorus singing. HUT'1'0M ROW flefr tu riglitil-Paul Greene, Holm-rf Miclnwls, SICVHNII RUWfHarry Hush. Mary Klinknian. l'l1arlottv Fulle-r, Miss l l'lt'1ll'il'll lliirectorl, Botti King, Glzulys Wisc, Vliziilcs Min-liacls. l'ill01'6'l1l'0 Brush, .Iohn IKUUIIPY, .Ie-roldinc Xl2ll't1ll2ll'l. HOW-fWillian1 King. Maxine- l,l1l1ll1l'1l121ll. Carl Koolicy, Le-stcr Sil'Vl'l'f. Vinccnt Sim- ,. 101' xnuns, Gwciulolyn Ih-ockniillvig lillgvllm' Murray. L1-lah Siniison, l-Ivan-fic With-. f'fYOlyl1 Olson. -Bond Concert oncl Grade Girls' Operetto flu Octolwr 23, 19330, thc high school band, which has atlainccl so much popularity in the last fcw ycars, gavc a concert in the U. H. S. aumlitorium. lt proved a succcss and was cnjoycfl by all who attclnlcil. The same evening thc cighrh grarlc girls gave an opcrctta, HThc Nifty Shop. s - -uni OPERETTA fill Wt'tlI111Sililj' Ellltl 'l'l1111's1lay, IJ1-c0111l101' lT-18, lfliill, 11111l1'1' Thv cz1pz1l1lc Llll'0Cfl0ll of Miss Frienlricli. thv 21111111211 01N1l'0lt?l was giwn. '4C'1111ta1i11 of l'ly111o11tl1 was lhv prochictioxl lll'0S9lltUll this your. flll?ll'2l0Tl'l'S from tho senior class wow: xVl0l2l liilvy Y lflllzl S!1':1l1'slwy flilifll Sf'll2llN'S lflvvlyll Skihhio l'ill'l Room-y l'l?l4lYS WFP Virgil ll0li:ll1Sl7ll CHOIR A spvcial chorus was CllOS0l1 i11 the fall of 19530, U0lll1JOS9Kl of tho host voicvs i11 thi- high school. Mr. Fl'l'llC1'lCli Scllwvppv of VZil1lH1'2llS0 UlllVOI'Sllj', tm-stml thi- voicvs :mal sclvctvd thirty-six Stl1il0lltS, This 0l'g'illliZ2lti0ll 11101-ts vvvry Wvclllvsllay, tho vightli pvriocl. and p1'ElCllCt'S music for spvcinl occasions. lt has comic to be known as the lf. H. S. choir. llI0lIllJOI'S of thv choir are: Doroflly Skihlriv l'I1lytl1 Iiaulwovlc lA'5tl'l' Sivvwr Curl Hlilllllj' No1'111:1 Wilkins Gws-1111111111 lwoclqmillep Floi-1-111-0 Brusli Evvlyil Skiluhil- Viola Riley H1111 Stiwllvslu-y Ruth I.:1H:1y11 F':1ifl1 S4-lialws Maxine- T2lVU1'lllt'I' l'll'Zl1ll'0S Ke-mil Gl'ill'l' Mathis Ruth M111'1':1y Virgil Ilrowty 11191111 I-I1'ickso11 Virgil H1lk2lllSlbll Lyn-ll Kline- M:11'i:111 l'l1:11'Iso11 EVN You Usiuski uliw SXVRIIISUII Phyllis Bllflillll' H0ilfl'll'l' 0ste1'111:111 ll't'lll' I!0Cl1i11ski 1'z1l1l G11-'l'llt' Carl Kllllllllll' Tl1o111:1s Brooks Frm! I-Zrl111o11cls Williaun l'ete1'se11 Victor Balsby Howaxrd Sw:111soz1 L'l11yto11 Nelson Stove- Tuslmn Page 31 0 Lx, ::- xx::::::::::::::::::::::: 'd ,G Q fb lc Tv XTER-FLASS DEBATES have been held among the English classes this year. At this time, there are three teams still in the running: Junior English, P. M. section, sophomore HL section, and freshman HL section. The winner is to receive a shield, as did the winners last year, who are mem- bers of this year's graduating class: Ella Straleskey, Clarice Marquart, and Frances Kemil. Two inter-school debates were held with North Judson, on March 27, here. From all debatcrs in the high school, Mr. Vedell selected five boys and five girls. The teams were composed of the following students: BOYS--Myrl Parker Ccaptainl, Charles Reglein, Edwin Nicholson, Glenn Erickson, Augustus Gondring. GIRLS--Frances Kcmil Ccaptainl, Kathryn Ream, Eliza- beth liusse, Charlotte Cox, Mildred Johnson. Chesterton won both contests and were scheduled to meet North Judson at their school on April 13. In all, this year has been successful for C. H. S. debatcrs and debating fans. Thanks are due Mr. Vedell for his supervision, and to the students for their co-operation. ee00 Albert Forsberg The most staunch, pow- e1'ful and hearty man in C. H. S., is Mr. Forsberg, our janitor. He is always ready to help, and is everyone 's -noble friend. Nr. Forsberg has been ill the greater part of the second semester, and we missed him very much. Q4-04.4004-4 Q'-.4404 Q Q f , Q -9 T-' .......- lg:- C. H. S. LATIN CLUB HIC LATIN ULVB was orgranized i11 11128 for the 1llll'll0S0 of Sfillllllilfillg an interest ill the Study of Latin. The Club 1119018 011 the lirst Tlllll'Sd2lY in each 1I101lfl1, 011 the 11l'U2I'2llllS this year have been slides and pic't111'e:4 of Roman life, l1l'2lI11flti0 sketches. speeches 111111 songs. The soc-ial event of the year will he Rl lilllllilll Festival. Memlvership in the club is restricted to l11t'IlllDPl'S of the various Latin classes and at the press-11t time i11elucles eiglityeiive stndelits. Otiieers for the year 11130-122131 are: 1'1'esident .....1....,.,. ....,... 3 Iary Eileen fiilllfflllllll Vive Presialellt. ............ ................... I Jorothy Jensen SPl'l'Pf2l11'-Tl'1'tlSlll'P1' ..,... . ....... Howard Swanson B1Yl l'UM ROW tleft to I'i,LYlltif.XllgllSillS Glllllllillg, William l'etersen, Charles Dollc, Glenn 1':lhil'kH0ll. Howard Swanson. Lee Petersoii, Harold UZIPISUII, 1ill'llZll'il Cilllfflllilll. Frank Dale, Victor Baghy. Tll00d0l'0 Schultz, Ernest Lillywhite, Charles Michaels, Howarml -liblllltillll. Ellgl'l19 Murr11y. 1iiCl1kll'd Lindsay. Frank Williams. Virgil Drowty. Gordon S'l1e1'woo1l. Guy Rhoda. SEUUNIJ ROW-D1-I111111' Borg, Ril'll2ll'll Si1Illll0l1S, 31il1'2.fill'l't U'l'0ll1l0l', ,Mary XViSl 1llilll. tira1'e IJllfl'lll'l', I.tllll'PTl'El Gagel. Mabel Lillywhite. Ruth L11H11yn. Eva Von Osinski. Miss Bt-'Sl'll0l'0I' fsponsorj, Katl1ry11 Irwin, Dorothy Jensen, Kathryn Ream, Dorothy Slcilmlnie, Margaret R1-11111, Florence Brush, Gladys 1'2lffl'I'S011, Mary Uilllfflllilll, Cather- ine Wisenian, Lera Fuller. Marian Sabinske, Josepll Bush, .laines Wisenian, THIRD ROW-H111'ol1l I'Ill1l1IDl1I'0y, Vincent Sinunons, Marie l'ete1'so11. Lois sV2ll'l'0ll, Oral Sainilson. Millnet f'll2ll'lS0ll. Loretta SZIIINIUISOII. Gladys Wise, Betty King. Grave Macintosh, Maxine T2lVGl'11l0l', Marian Charlson. Ruth Edquist, Wynona Harvii. Jeanette Stephens, Evelyn Skihbie. Gwendolyn I'51'0L'kllli1lPl', Verla Babeoek, Phyllis MvCal1e. Xvillfill' Lee. Donald Slont. Paul Greene. TOP lffixxv-lgl'Hl'l'il'l-' 0Sfl'l'1ll2lll. Milclred Jolxnson. Cll2ll'l0ff0 Fox, Dorothy Bird, Alice Diekinson. Violet Larson, Evelyn Payne, Rose Rosetti, Florence Von Osinski, Frieda Tihlmetts, Roluerta Mitchell. Vera Wells, Maxine Lll1ll0l'lIl2lll, .Ieroldino Ma1'q11art, Dorotlly Feud. Page 33 1.1- -9 vE T See-Aitch-Ess News Staff BOTTOM ROW 114-ft to 1'i- l1ti-l'l:11'ic-1+ N12ll'K1ll2lI'f, Editor: Gladys JUIIIISUIIZ F'lu1'c-111-0 Fvttws' Mzlrv Utlllfflllilli-,Z Gl'21l'9 Mathis: Ruth B1ll1'l':lj'1 Mabel Llllywhltct. ' Q t l Fd uist. TU1' KUNVfLM:11'ti11 Iiintz. IllfI'2!-IIll'll'ill Sports: Roluvrt Iltfl-'l'S0ll. ,por sg 111119 , q Copy lCdito1': L1-stvr Si01'o1'tg Isabel I12lH2lB'llZ Rkxgillilltl Mzxlnn, Sports Iud1to1': .lnlnvs Middle-to11. NUT UN l'Il'TI'HIC-1'h:11'lvs Kvgleill, Edward Swanson, 4-..-....-....-..,........-....-..1.-1.H-.-,-....,....1-.-..,.-,..,-................-...,-H..-.,.,-,,,....,,.-H.,-.,.1-....-.,..-..,.....1....,,.1...1.,.. 4. . Page 3.5 L 'Fhv Sltlliill' class wishvs to vxpress their 2lP1J1'9Ci21Ti0N to Miss Morgan for Q L hor f1'ie1nUy co-operatlon 111 2iSS1St1l1g' thmn very 111z1tv1'1ally, by her cffi- l cient SHp0l'VlS101l ot the g'1l'1S who svrved lunches at tlu county f0llIl1d- I T nwnt. Tho class addvd SF76 to their Hljllfltqilllll Echo fund through theSQ i lunchvs. Tho class says most hvartily: HTl1z111k you. Miss Morgan l -9- - - -'-' '-- - ' - - - - ' - - - - - - K ' -M54 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS P1'vsidv11t-ELLA STRALESKEY Vice I'1'vside11t-FRANUES KENIL Secretmy-'I'1'eas111'e1'-FA ITH SUHAHES Sflldklllf C'01111cil-EVERETTE VVI'1 l'E COMMENCEMENT EVENTS Slllldily, May 17-Baccala111'ez1te 'l'lu11'sday, May 21-COIHIIIQHCQIIIGII1' Saturday, May 23-Alumni BH11ll110f Ai - 'Iballu inations of tb 1lmaginati n Hy I.OI'IS GLAND, eminent .hlIlt'l'iC'1ll1 author. Extracts from recent hook e11titled, Typical Allltt1'll'2lllS of 11l51. for tl1e express purpose of satisfying the curiosity of ineinhers of the Class of 1931 teopyriglit 19501. A big rancher is Mr. Douglas Anderson. lncidentally, he was o11e of our biggest lllClll- bers. NVith 0110 huge ra11ch just outside Denver as a center he operates seven ranches i11 tl1e state of Colorado Hlld one in Wyo111i11g. He also has outside interests, not the least of these being l1is position as virtual head of the Federal Farm Board in Denver. Strangely e11ougl1, for the first ti111e since its origin, this section of .ne liillll hoard has attained results, disproving that old adage which says that tl1e best things co111e in small packages. A designer a11d inventor of tl1e l11OLlCI'11 age, Mr. Roy Brooks C0lIlbl1'l0tl the newest prin- ciple of physics with l1is own designs to invent that new speed ki11g, the Brooks Vacuumator Special. The Special attains the co11su11n11ating speed of 425 miles an hour, or 7.08 miles per second. This wonderful n1ecl1anis1n attains this speed by creating a V3Cl1llll1 ill front of tl1e machine and being doubly propelled by a rocket explosion from tl1e rear. This is only one of the indications of the pojver of Mr. Brooks' intellect. Fashion, style experts, and creators of the 111ost exclusive type-are Miss Elzene Charlson klllll Miss Adalene Olson, owners and proprietors of the Exquisite Shoppe, Fifth Ave- IIHO, New York City.-Adv. One of their creations is the popular Culebra Cut, a design for di11ner gowns for women. They are also millinery experts. In this line we have the extremely popular Ye lllOlllGl'Hlf0l'. To be fashionable and still retain an intelligent look consult Miss tlharlsoii iflllll Miss Adalene Olson. Wynona Harvil is 11ow no longer Miss Harvil, for she married the head of the Zing Aeronautics Uorporation and in l1er spare time of bei11g the wife of tl1is notable character is the aviatrix instructor at 'fAir Cut Airport for Wl7lll011.', Sl1e holds the w0rld's record for the number of consecutive outside loops for women, having attained the amazing Slllll of sixty-four. lncidentally Mrs. Zing was so dizzy after that episode that she thought an oil barrel was a cement lI1lXQl' in operation. Opal Hadenfelt l1as become a mother of mankind, a nu1'se, and the lovable Zllltl adorable wife of the nationally known surgeon, Dr. Hugo Mensalear. Wliile talking over old times with l1er, I asked if perchance she had met any of the old classmates. lt seems that i11 1948 she had had a patient under her supervision by the name of Clarence Herbert Link and said tl1e name sounded familiar. She went o11 to tell 1ne that this particular patient was o11e ofthe queerest of l1er career. He was, however, like tl1at when he came out from under the ether jag,l' too. ln other words, it was quite natural. But to get down to business, Herbert was o11ly having his nose set after Olle of l1is big fights and had a PCEISOII for being his usual carefree and unusual self, for he had won that fight and it had brougl1t big opportunities to hin1. He had been offered six 1novie contracts' immediately following the- decision, and was taking steps to look presentable to the great enthusiastic audience before which l1e was to perform. Mrs. Mensalear went on to tell me another unusual case whicl1 had come under her' notice since she l1ad been head nurse. She said she had had another patient by the name of Miss Adeline Peterson. For three days, Miss Peterson was one of her assistants, but it seems she was selected to be a helper to the chief s11rgeo11 i11 an intricate a11d delicate operation upon the cerebellum phelicknosmism on a patient from the Institute for the Mentally lnfirm. She recovered i11 two weeks, and was, when last heard of, the private secretary to Mr. Nitemair, of IllS0ll111lE1 and Somnambulism, Inc. Mr. Virgil Hokanson, of Hokanson 85 Rooney, ll?lS had a very successful career, together with Mr. Carl Rooney in their vast business organization. Hokanson Sz Rooney, lnc. They deal i11 fresh vegetables and automobile parts only, but this type of business is fast growing to be tl1e only one of its kind in this mighty nation of ours. Page 35 if gl Vice President of that huge wholesale grocers corporation, Holm, Sweet 85 Holm is Mr. Roy Holm's title. He, too, is one of the big business men who have helped to lift this mighty nation of ours from the murky, befogged, and grimy level of depression which started in 1923. Mr. Holm married the former Miss Wya Wellcumm, the former chairman of the Cum ln Home and Garden Institution. One of the best woman lawyers in the United States now has the honor of being the first woman Speaker of the House of Representatives, introducing Speaker Kemil. There has been much controversy about the wisdom of this change, but so far, there has been no drastic action taken, for the simple art of conversation and wit. She is one. Needless to say, she has ardent Ruth Lundberg has become, we reason that Miss Kemil has shown her ability in the capable of leading a political movement or misleading supporters in the Class of '31. are convinced, one of the country ls best advisers and consultants in the commercial line. Miss Lundberg did 11ot stop at high school teaching but is now teaching future teachers how to teach. She is a mighty good teacher. In fact, a Walloping good teacher. Our former classmate is now teaching at Terre Haute, Ind., as head of the commercial department at Teachers' Normal. Faith Schabes is head of the home economics department at Northwestern University and also one of the country's best authorities on home economics, especially since the ad- vent of the policy of compulsory study of the home and its problems. This course requires every girl, taking the home economics course, to study the peculiarities of husbands, how to operate a budget, etc., or, in other words, manage a home. In her spare time Miss Schabes is one of the regular pianists for radio station WCHI, Chicago. Clarice Marquart-Assistant editor of the New York Gossiperf' Miss Marquart occupies a unique position, in that she is free to travel anywhere to get material for her writings and consequently her articles for this paper are of many different varieties. For instance, one day Miss Marquart may write a beautiful poem, and the very next day some important message for the common good of the people about geology. In her spare time, for a person's character is judged by the way they spend their spare time, she composes songs. You may judge from the preceding sentences the state of her finances. A horticulturist-Mr. Robert Peterson, Private. Have you ever seen that name on a door? It is to be seen in any of three large cities in northern Indiana. Mr. Peterson has thirty acres under glass and with big florist shops in each large city, it is likely that his returns are big-in fact-very big. Of course, thirty acres is certainly not all in flowers. He also deals in fresh vegetables. This business Comprises his Chief industry in winter months. Frequently, all three offices are vacant, with MF- Peterson nearly always personally supervising operations on his huge farm near Porter. We also have a basketball coach in the person of Mr. Reginald Allison Mabin. Mr. Mabin is coach at Wayside Sticks, Colorado. He has turned out to be a very capable coach and the school is proud of the honor Mr. Mabin has bestowed upon them by training their boys. As you know, Mr. Mabin received his training at a vcry early and delicate age. He was the originator of the famous loop-the-loop glide, a device by which the player, by means of numerous cart-wheels goes down the floor taster than the opponents and when the opponents try to guard the victim they are so dizzy that it is impossible to guard him. The victim then lets the ball fly, and how, in his intoxicated condition he hits the basket, is one of the mysteries to be solved by the next Sherlock Holmes. Aviator par excellence-Mr. Martin Rintz-expert on racing aeroplanes, and most ex- cellent pilot of same. Marty has participated in several Pulititzler races of international fame, having brought to the United States the Pulititzler trophy for three consecutive years. He is now contemplating a special Riutz Super Flying Engine, designed for a speed of six hundred miles per hour. When Marty gets on solid soil again and rides in an automobile at say about fifty miles on hour, he7ll feel like heis going backwards. Everette Witte-the most expert metallurgist of all times now employed by Dartmouth College and Northwestern University, neither school wishing to give up his services entirely as his knowledge of metals is most uncanny and remarkable. Known for his ready wit in school, Mr. 'Witte has now applied that well known talent to writing humorous articles Pflflt? 36 2- f for the newspapers and magazines and is expected to give up the occupation of metallurgist very soon to be the Will Rogers of this generation. Viola Riley-Hailed as the greatest singer since Galli Curci. She is now in civic opera. Miss Riley has practiced under such great instructors as Gay Paree and Parley La Voo. She takes the leading part in that huge success Aida with Morton Downey, Jr., playing opposite her. It has been a feature at the Schletzenhower playhouses for six months now, and is showing no signs of decreasing in favor. A mathematical genius recently Went insane trying to figure the number of vibrations in Miss Riley's throat while hitting her highest note. Eternal Music Teacher-Miss Lelah Simison, the former Lelah Simison of trombone fame in C. H. S., is the music teacher at Indiana University. Because of natural ability as a musician, a two-year preparation was all she needed to gain this honorable position. She is the composer of the new Dutch-Serbian song, HShellackda Voo. The words are by one of her pupils, Varcelona Roomania. An actress whom you all know, but by a different name is Vivian Marino, a star in her own accord and one of the best attractions of the Goltenberg Productions. Her's is a romantic story. Employed by the New York Central as a train stenographer, she received her chance BY CHANCE. Harwood Mayers, one of the Hollywood movie magnets, employed her services. once. She was discovered, She took her screen test five weeks later. Talent and beauty WILL out. She is now reported engaged to the Finnish actor, Oozie Voo. Musician-none other-there is no other. Miss Gladys Wise is the clarinet player at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City. In her spare time she instructs music at the Lewis Institute in Chicago. She once played under Rubinoff, the famous Russian orchestra leader. lncidentally, I once worked under Rubinotf myself, until Mr. Rubinoif decided to drive his ow11 car, Miss Wise is also the inventor of the Saxonet, a combination of the saxophone and clarinet. There was so much adverse criticism of the saxophone she thought she would combine the clarinet with it, to make it a little milder. lt doesn't sound much Worse. Commercial Teacher-the former Alice Veden, now Miss Veden, the head of the com- lllefeial departlnellt of West Hampton, Mass., having attained that coveted position at the early age of twenty-eight, through natural brillianey and, Well-Who ever heard of anyone getting any place other than by hard work-unless through being an heir, or say a revenue officer, or striking oil? Actress-Miss Evelyn Skibbie, better known as Charlotte Duwell on the screen. Like many stars on the screen now, Miss Duwell attained her succes through the stage and when Paramount offered more for her talent, she accepted 31161-Well, She has to Operate her own little monoplane between lots to satisfy the deH1H11dS f0I' hel' PTCSCHCC- Dancing School Instructor and Manager-Miss Margaret Wiseman and Miss Maxine Snyder-Talented heads of the Skipenglide Dancing School for Women. This school, located at Mew Reno, Florida, is the center of attraction for young women visiting there especially' during the winter months. They boast that twenty graduates of their school have attained fame by either winning dancing marathons or dancing the rock road to fame and fortune be- fore the footlights or through Hollywood's smooth, but precipitous, byways. A well known graduate of their school is the Gilda Gray of 1951-Hortence Silver. Oho! A radio announcer-Miss Jeanette Stephens has had the luck of having attained success in her own old. home town. She is the regular day announcer over radio station WCHS, Ch9St9Y'f0H, IQCIIHHH- Well kH0Wl1 Over a vast territory for her sweet, drawling tones, Miss Stephens sings regularly every day at 4:15 P. M., accompanying herself on the piano. Sl1C.1S, we are sure, one of the big reasons why WCHS has become so well known and not unlikely, one of the causes of the growth ef Chesterton to its present population gf 100,000 souls. The Senior Class of 1931 is proud of the fact that they once had the honorable society of Miss Oral Samilson, a member of the most exclusive social set that this great country' boasts. She is also an extensive traveler. Miss Samilson is numbered among those favored few tContinued on Page -Hb Page .27 i ! - OUR SOCIAL LIFE UCIAL LIFE in C. H, S, has changed rapidly with the great strides of Father Time. In 1006 the seniors entertained the whole high school in the assembly, the room being deco- rated in blue and gold, their class colors. In 15104 the high school was entertained by the soph- omores. In 15115 the juniors, seniors and faculty had a talfy pull. They also played such games as ten years hence Zlllll kiss the pillow. The spring of 1916 witnessed a wiener roast at Lake Michigan. One year the seniors were entertained by the juniors at a picnic at Wauhob lake, following their com- mencement. They did not have banquets as we do now, but small informal parties or picnics. The classes also l1ad sleigh ride parties, and hay rack parties. About four years ago the 111embers of the Latin Club had a Roman banquet i11 the U. H. S. gym. Junior-Senior Hunt Un September 251, the big game of hide-and-seek Legan. At one-thirty all of the seniors met at Ella Straleskey's home. They then packed into six cars driven by Virgil Hokanson, Rpy Holm, Margaret Sam- uelson, Everette XVitte, Douglas Anderson, and Adeline Peterson, At two-iifteen the seniors had arrived at their hiding place. It was in Dunes Park by an old house in the woods. There also was a clearing near the house 'which was owned by Virgil Hokanson's parents. A car went back for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, our ehaperones, and the hunt was on, The seniors had a good time playing catch, horseshoe, baseball, and football. Some of the seniors also walked to the beach, The hours passed one by oneg the sun went down and a tire was built. The seniors gathered around the tire to keep warm. At seven-thirty the lights of a Ford flashed in the da1'k. Mr, Harvey quickly put out the tire and all of the seniors made a quick scramble to hide behind the cars. The Ford flashed its lights on our cars and immediately went as fast as it could down the road. One car followed it and to our great relief, we found out that it was not the juniors after all! It was only a few minutes to eight, so the seniors discussed chieiiy where tl1ey were going-home. movies, or what? At eight o'cloek the seniors got in their cars and went to the 111ovies in Gary or Valpa- raiso. ,All the seniors look back to the hunt as a big event of the year. J unior-Senior Party As a result of the junior-senior hunt, the juniors had to give the seniors a party. After much planning. they decided to give an Italian cainival in our honor. Everyone dressed ill beautiful, gay-colored Italian costumes. The party began with a grand march, Many games were played, and at nine ok-lock the seniors were given Italian money to be spent at the booths and side shows. Fortunes were told, laughter came from the tent where the fat woman was housed. Candy, peanuts, and confetti were among the numer- ous luxuries to be purchased. The wheel of fortune hummed merrily throughout the evening. At ten o'clock the juniors and seniors filed into the beautifully decorated lunchroom and enjoyed a real Italian lunch. The teachers present were: Miss Bescherer, Miss Morgan, Mr. Goldsborougb, Mr, Vedell. Mr. LeRoy, and Mr. Jones and his wife, Freshman Frolic The Freshman class held their Hallowe'en party in the high school gym. The gymnasium was deco- rated in appropriate colors. At eight o'clock the party began with a grand march. Games were played. and there also were several contests, such as eating crackers, and apples, and a rooster iight. At ten o'clock refreshments were served in the gym. Yells were given for Mr. Goldsborough, the Freshman spon- sor, Miss Bescherer, and Mr. Vedell, who were present at the party. PGQG 38 1 44 Robert Ameling - - - Bernadine Benson - - Gerald Billings - - - Theodore Bird - Harry Boi - - Dorothy Borg - Audrey Brooks - Russel Bross - George Bush - - Wallactl Cameron - - Jean Campbell - Eleanor Carlson - Florence Coslet - Tom Dille - - - lrene Edquist Joseph Flatz - Stephen Flatz - - Edna Gunder ---. - Helen Hatford-Good Rollin Hjorth - - - Maynard Hokanson LaVerne Jensen - - - Berniece Johnson - - Raymond Johnson - - Robert Johnston - Arthur Kemp - Howard Larson - Henrietta Lidke - - - Helen Link - - Gus Lofgren - - Catherine Loomis - - Berna Marquart - - - Ethel Martenson - - Dorothy Moulton - - Dorothy Olson - Marianne Parker - - Reuben Peterson - - - Avis Pillman - - Agnes Povolock - George Rhoda ---. Elmer Sabinske ---- Anne Jeanette Swanson - Marvin Swanson - - - Veda Swanson ---- Florence Swenson - - Estella Von Osinski Virginia Wilkins - - Lewis Williamson - - Eleanor Wiseman - - - Stephen Yanetovich Ruby Youngren - - - Adin Zehrung - - - CLASS CDF 1930 At home ---------- At home -------- Student New York University - General Dredging Co. ---- At home ------- At home - - - Palace Theater - - - At home ------ Chesterton Dry Cleaners - At home ------ Teachers' State Normal - H. F. Carlson's store - - Employed ---- General Dredging Co. - Post graduate course - At home --f-- At home ---- At home ------- Housewife ------- Student, DePauw University - Student, DePauw University - At home -------- At home ------- At home ---------- At home ----------- American Telephone 85 Telegraph Co. - At home ---------- M. Smith Sz Son's store ----- Clerk ------ At home ----- --.. - - Clerk ------..... Student Nurse, Wesley Memorial Hospital At home ------- .... Clerk, doctorls office ---. - - - Student, Northwestern University - At home ---- --... - Calumet Garage - Maid - - - At home ---- At home ------ - Post graduate course ----- Student, Francis Shimer School - At home -------. At home ----. - - - At home - At home ------ At home ------- Student, Purdue University - At home ------- Heat, Light Sa Water Co. - At home ------ At home ------ Chesterton Chesterton New York Chesterton Porter Porter Chesterton Porter Chesterton Cliestelillll Terre Haute Chesterton Hammond Chesterton Chesterton Il. S. Porter Porter Chesterton Porter Greencastle Greencastle Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Valparaiso Chesterton Burdick Chicago Porter Chicago Evanston Porter Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton H. S. Mt. Carmel, Ill. Chesterton Porter Chesterton Chesterton Chesterton Lafayette Chesterton Gary Chesterton Chesterton Page 39 in -i CALEND R SEPTEMBER 2-School begins. Everybody tickled to death 0? il? 3-We resume Love's Old Sweet Song again. All seniors are requested to take Health the first half and Economics period six. First See-Aitch-Ess News is published. 4-Chesterton High orchestra plays at Por- ter county fair. Meeting of girls' bas- ketball candidates. Baseball: Liberty Q65 vs. Chesterton C6D. 5-Meeting of boys' basketball candidates. Afternoon off for those who wish to at- tend the fair. 8-Seats arranged on blackboard diagram. Freshmen settle down gently. Lockers given out and honor room students ap- pointed. 9-Baseball: Chesterton CSD and Crisman C4j. A sophomore tries to knock the oil off' of the floor, but instead nearly breaks his neck. 10--Teachers beat Junior High in play- ground ball. 11-Freshmen get too fresh-look at this! 'Dear Teachers: Will you please assign me more work? l love to study and detest being idle. The more work I have to do, the happier I am. Yours truly, -'34. 12-Baseball: Chesterton Q45 vs. Liberty C5D. Let off early-too hot. 15-DIED 75 YEARS BEFORE HE WAS BORN! Frosh-Hey Sis, this book is cuckoo! It says here that a Greek was born 287 B. C. and died 212 B. C. You can never depend on these textbooks anyhow. 16-Baseball: Chesterton C121 vs. Crisman 17-1 C15- 8-Music classes organized. Program cards given out. 19-Seniors attend funeral of Mrs. Alice Schabes. Baseball: Juniors C45 vs. C. H. S. C9D. I 22-Seniors elect officers. 23-Baseball: Chesterton C33 vs. Liberty COD. Page .50 3- 5- 81 16- -Meeting of girls on See-Aitch-Ess News staff. -Talk by Rev. Bertil Edquist. Issuing of challenge for the hunt-debate and compromise-result: radius, 23 milesg time limit, 8 olclock. 26-Seniors vote for an annual. Good as- sembly today during which we became interested in a number of airplanes that flew past. 29-Hunt takes place-seniors hide about six miles from town and are not found. 30-First basketball practice for girls. OCTOBER 1-Girls, Phy. Ed. suits arrive. 2-Notice requiring library books to be in. Report cards given out. A lot of freshies celebrate Columbus day by wearing clean shirts. Frosh boys report for basketball. Meet- ing of annual staff. Band elects officers. Sis: Are all teachers bookworms? Gerry S.: All but Geometry teachers. Sis: What are they? Gerry S.: Angle worms. - Band gives concert. 9-Band entertains school. 10-First fire drill. 13- 1.1-Bicycle racks put up. We are visited Class meeting day. by a principal from Gary. Photographer arrives-Senior pictures taken. Coach Jones gives talk. Tryout for school choir. 17-Invitations to the junior-senior party. Sylven Bodin ate his garlic. 22-Operetta cast chosen. Latin club meets. 23-State inspector well pleased. Band gives concert. 24-Junior-senior party-Italian carnival. -Class meeting day. 28-School sings songs from screen. -Hallowe'en-the plot for dumping some nice red paint over a certain car fails. NOVEMBER -Report cards given out. -Student Council election. English par- liament ary drills begin. -Announcement by Mr. Harvey-no slips needed to go to library eighth period. i- Y 1 L,s -Talk by Rev. Bagby. -Student Council officials take oath. -Armistice observance, 11 o'clock. -Library course given to freshmen. Oom- munity singing in C. H. S. -Presentation ot picture of Robert Gregg to Commercial department. -Roy Brooks takes time out for a snooze in Economics. -Seniors entertain school. Presentation of picture to Mr. Goldsborough. -No school this afternoon. Report cards given out. -Thanksgiving-no school. DECEMBER -Debates are in order. Pupils enjoying the preparations of their orations. -Frosh debates. -Latin battles. Honesty papers. -Forty more half days, 815 minutes till Christmas vacation starts. -Blue Monday. No one has their lessons. -Operetta given, l'apta.in of Plymouth. -Only seven more days till Christmas. -Clhicken soup on U. H. S. IIICIIL1 cards. --Two weeks vacation decided on. -Who threw the cat out of the window? -Vacation starts. Merry Christmas. , JANUARY -School begins again. Hard to concen- trate on studies after vacation. -We enjoy a song service. Wouldnit the boys just as soon sing as make that awful noise? -Boys lose Morocco game. -Boys win Liberty game. -Seniors get their rings at last! -Exercises. Mr. Vedell wore his best speckled necktie. -Chesterton defeated by Crown Point. 31-Tournament held at Chesterton, boys and girls both going to the finals. Boys win the games with Washington and Crisman, but lose to Liberty. Girls Win games with Washington and Morgan. but lose to Crisman. FEBRUARY -Tourney returns, 95113.25 -Nothing but basketball in school notes. -Games with Hebron. Our illustrious bus did not choose to run. -Rand enters contest at Gary. -Freshies intatuated over hi h school . g beauties UD . 12-Special Li11col11 's birthday lunch served by seniors. Juniors present their Thurs- day morning entertainment. 1.3-Whew! . . . and it's Friday, the 13th, too-all teachers give tests. Senioi girls serve Valentine lunch. 17-Speakers from W. C. T. U. 18-Seniors select flowers and mottoes. 19-Senior trial, advertising Duneland Echo. 25-Contest for annuals closes. Three win- 11t'I'S receive tree copies: Catherine Wiseman, Gordon Sherwood, Evelyn Olson. 26-Talk by Mr. Goldsborough. 27--Liberty games. One hundred ten order blanks in for Duneland Echo. MARCH 2-Grass fire near school-plenty of smoke -help yourself. Class meeting day. Talks advertising annual given. .3-Busy taking senior snapshots. 4-Girls' team plays Bears. 5-Talk by Mr. Goldsborough on the good of the school. 6-A sophomore and a senior saw the first robin of the season. 9-No school. Rig snow storm. 10-Many still absent. 11-Debating team of last year receives 4 shield. 12-Debates between seniors. juniors and sophomores. 13-Friday again. More tests given and junior play presented. Tiger House. 17-St. Patricks day. 18-Boys take to overall fad. 19-Senior boys beat the rest of the school in basketball. 21-22-More enjoyment in preparation ot speeches for the debate. 26-Frosh minstrel show-Mm-Mm, ain't dat somepin'? 24-Posters made for the debate. 27--Debate in afternoon and evening with North Judson. Ohesterton victorious. Flag taken down from assembly and put on stage. 30--Nothing doing, this seems to be blue Monday again. APRIL 1-April tool! 2-Annual goes to press-Hurrah! 3-Track team has been organized and everything is dandy. Page .41 4,4 Q Whds AVIATORS: Martin Rintz Shenagan Hager l'l1uek Busse MARATHON TALKERS: Grace Mathis .la111es Middleton NVORLIYS GREATEST Nl'I SANCES: Richard fMouseJ Wagner Fritz Dietrich THOIIIEIS Skibbie Delmar Borg Ken Hokanson Donald Slont PRISONI-ZR'S FEAR: Herbert Link Florence Fetters GOOD FELLOYVS: Guy Rhoda Carl Randler BROTHER ACT : Richard and Vincent Silnmons HALL OF FAME: Duke Flint 'AGUIIIDS ' XVallin Robert King Walter Lee Betty King Henry Hotshot Branofr Vic-tor Bagby John Bagby Alice Dickens -on Gene Murray Herman Schroeter fFurnessville Boostery MISS INDIANA: Phyllis McCabe FOl'ND IN ALL HUMANSS Louis Gland Lillian Gland GOOD TO EAT: Olive Swanson Howard Dill -e Oliver Dill -e FRESHIE BUT NOT GREEN: Ted Red Schultz Page .52 Who in C. I-I. . BASKETBALL FIENDS: William Coslet Albert Kubick Robert Griffin Arthur Kohler THE PEFECT WORKER: Ina Veden NO HARMONY: Flatz, Mary IVR E CK LE S I Ruth Murray If'I'TI'RE MOVIE ACTORS Lester Sievert ,....... Lefty Flynn IN LOVE SCENE: Fred Edmonds ..,...., John Gilbert l l'TI'RE HEROINES IN THE MOVIES: Norn1a Wilkins..Marie Dressler Margaret O'Connor..ZaZu Pitts Isabel Lahayn .......,.. Anita Page Ruth Lahayn .... Joan Crawford l.eota Helmick ...... Greta Garbo ENTHVSIASM PERSONIFIED: Marjorie Vertz FVTIYRE TEACHERS AT V. H. S.: LiIlll'l-'ilil Gagel Grace Macintosh Evar Edquist EtlXV2ll d Tharp Steve Tuskan FI'TI'RE RED GRANGE: Kenneth Nellenweg EQPESTRIENNES: Lera Fuller NATI,'RE'S TRFE 1'ERIf'ORMERS 1 Chuck Fuller Dick Lindsay Marion Rizer Lyell Kline Allen Fuller Oscar Tony Rossetti NVOMEN'S ESSENTIAL: Ben Kosinatka Cosmetic OH, SO MEER: Grace Duteher Rarbara Kubick Anna Didelot Carl Wagner Virginia Parker RELATIVES?: Verla Babcock Edyth Babcock NATl'RE'S VREATITRESZ Dorothy Bird XATI'RE'S HANDIXVORK Frank Dale .lohn Dale Joe Bush Harry Bush Rose Rossetti Vera Wells Robert Brooks Thelma Wood Florence Brush Roy Brooks Charlotte Heath Adeline Bush f'Ore Thomas Brooks' El wood Beck MAN AND POSTERITY: Mary Caut'fMAN .lohn SWanSON Loretta S2l1IlIll lSfJN Avllllillll PeterSON Maxine LinderMAN Marie 1'eterSON Raymond OISON Oiner OISON Richard CauifMAN Harold i'il1'lSON Marian Cl1arlSON Millnet CharlSON Hazel AnderSON Howard SwanSON Gladys .lohnSON Clayton NelSON Gladys PatterSON Edwin NieholSON George 1'eterSON Mildred OsterMAN Edward SwanSON Herbert SwanSON Catharine SwenSON Glen EriekSON Warren 1'illMAN Howard JohnSON Mildred .IohnSON Violet LarSON Lee l'eterSON i- 1 Ai MARCH OF THE SAINTS: Reginald Mabin Roberta Mitchell Robert Michaels Charles Michaels Marjorie Michaels SPRITESZ F Irene Bishop Harold Humphrey William Moulton Dorothy Poyloek Lori aine lsbey Charles Straleskeb' Oliver Levander Frank Williams Rita Dunn George Moulton Maxine Tavernier Bob Stephens AIR MAIDENSZ Lillian Povlock Beatrice Osterman Vivian Schai Mona Lindquist Lois Warren Dorothy Skillllie SNEEZE AND YOU HAVE iT! Marian Sahinskv Violet Sabinske Avis Straleskey Flossie Straleskey Eddie Holevinsky Irene Beschinske Florence Von Osinske ANIMAL OF THE DESERT: Henry Ke1nil GILT HEARTS: Freida Tibhetts Gladys Sexton Martha Kline Dorothy Jensen Eva Von Osinske TRUE HEARTS: XValter Ton John Williams George Yanetovich FEATITRE TI-IFM IN 19803 Siverd Bodin Sylven Bodin OH WHAT VOICES! fFuture Nation-wide Tenor Paul Greene Virgil Drowty Harold Humphrey NATVRALLY WISE: Alvin Hjelm Gordon Vertz Trioj RACES OF MAN: Myron Blackman Mabel Lillywhite Ernest Lillywhite FILLED XVITII XVISDOM: Gladys Wise Kathryn lViseman Margaret Wiseman Elizabeth Wiseman Mary Wiseman Charles Wiseman James Wiseman TALK ABOITT SCHOOL: Kathryn Ream Mabel Kemp Margaret Ream Frances Tibbitts VILLAGES AND TOWNS IVynona Harvil Harold Berg YOVR TRADE? Art Miller Dorothy Cook Gwendolyn Brock miller CIIANGE? XVilbur Klink man WHAT TONGUES! fllebatersl : .Ieroldine Marquart Dorothy Fend Elizabeth Busse Charlotte Cox Chuck Reglein Myrl Parker Lowell Danielson John Dale FI'TI'RE ARTISTS: Gus Gondring Gordon Sherwood SENIOR 'S PERSONAL EQUATIONS: Douglas Anderson - freckles : movie hero. Roy Brooks - a friendly word : an unusual event. Elzene Charlson - determination : a failure. Louis Gland - lessons : a shock of your life. Wyl1OH3 Harvil -1- Cicero : a distressed senior. Opal Hadenfelt - home study : a mystery. Virgil Hokanson - Physics test : a contented listener. Roy Holm + sleep 1- no yawns and gasps. Frances Kemil -1- studying : a rare occasion. Herbert Link - joking : a serious senior. Ruth Lundberg + talking in school : a catastrophe. Reginald Mabin -1- glasses 2 fair sightedness. Clarice Marquart -1- ideas : a poet. Adeline Olson - contentment : ill humor. Adeline Peterson - wistfulness I a changed senior. Robert Peterson -1- jolly spirit : a contented senior. Viola Riley - her voice : no music. Martin Rintz - Michigan City lassie : moodiness. Carl Rooney - humor : sad plight. Margaret Samuelson -1- long hair : colonial queen. Geraldyne Samuelson - friendliness : someone else. Oral Samuelson - red hair : the red-headed senior. Faith Schabes -1- shorter shorthand : a satisfied pupil. Lelah Simison - humor : the unusual. Evelyn Skibbie -- a smile I a sad girl. Maxine Snyder -1- dancing : contentment. Jeanette Stephens + curly hair : C. H. S. belle. Ella Straleskey - friendliness : rare occasion. Alice Veden - will to do right : not Alice. Gladys Wise - home study : mystery. Margaret Wiseiiian - gift of talking : somebody else. Everette Witte - curly hair : a new boy. Page .13 Al if OUR SOCIAL LIFE f1'o11ti1111e11 from Page 381 Sophomore Social The so1111o111o1'1-s 111-111 their party i11 the U. H, S. gyin. '1'111- gyni :11111 l11lll'l1 11111111 w1-re tittingly devo- r:111-11 for the 111-1-z1sio11. Many 2l11111Sl11g :11111 e11te1'1:1i11l11g xanws were p1ay1'11 ll1l1'll12 the eve11ing:g Rita 11111111 f111'11is11e11 the 1l1l1Sll' for some of the games. 111 one g::1111e. the S011l10l1l01'l'S l1:111 to l11lDP1'N0lli1i6 various p1-ople 111111 their 2l1'fl0l1N. Ar t1-11 0't'l0t'li 1'1-f1'1-s11111e11is XY019 se1'v1111 i11 the l11l1t'l1 l'00111. Yells were given for Mr. 1.1-Roy. their SI101lS01', 111111 Mr. fil1lllSll01'0112jl1. Sophomore St. Patriclc's Party 1111 hlil1'i'll 211. the sop11o111o1'1's 11e111 21 St. 1'at1'ick's day party i11 the lj. H. S. gym. whim-11 was t1'i1111111'1l i11 g1'1-1-11. 'l'111- 1've11i11g was spent ill playing gzunvs. A 1110K'k XVK'llllll12 took plz11'1'. l'llU1'9lll'0 Brush was the 11111s11i11g: 111'i111-. tT11:11'1es Husse the ll1'llll'lLf1'00ll1, Maxine Li1111e1'111a11 was 111'i11es111ai11. illlll How111'11 -l0l111S011 :11'f1'11 ilS1l1l1llStP1'. Later 1'l-'fl'l'Sll111t'l1TS were se1've11. The t1-111-11ers 1l1't'St'11i were Mr, 1.11Roy 111111 Mr. f1ltll1lSlNl1'011jIll, 1':11'ties yet 141 he 1-11joye11 this year are the -l11l1iO1 Sl,'1ll01' 11111111111-t, :11111 the illllllllll l1Zllllllll'f. l-lallucinations of the Imagination tlllllllllllli-til 11-11111 151:11 371 w11o have ll?111CCtl wit11 t11e t'or111er Prince Otto of Austria, now the ki11g of Austria. At her beautiful Long lsland home, Miss Sainilson has received Hlltl honored 111any royal trav- elers. She is also the owner of dog kennels on Long lsland which are famous for their rare te11ants. ' Miss Geraldyne Samuelson is the genial a11d lovable manager an1l proprietress of the lluneland Ecl1o Hotel 011 the highway near Beverly Shores. Her hotel is famous for its butter cakes, a recent recipe made by Miss Samuelson, herself. The hotel also is visited by air-lisher111e11, because of the bountiful s11pply of fish in tl1e artificial lake constructed espe- cially for this purpose. The hotel boasts three dirigibles, from which fishing is LlO116 with the help of the inultitudiscope, a device with which one is able to see even tl1ro11gh six feet of mud. The business woman of Chesterton is none other than Miss Ella Straleskey. Evidently believes i11 the 11lOtlQl'I1 theory that women have more right in business tllall men. The 1ne11 of Chesterton seein to agree with 111-r for Miss Straleskey now holds 11131157 important posi- tions i11 the business of lllnlsterton. She is in the jewelry business on Broadway illld Sth Avenue. She is owner of the Key Hardware on Calumet and 14th Street. She has a part interest i11 Ye Olde Bakery Shop, located on 4211 a1111 Lawrence AW'QH116. Miss Straleskey also is 11ea1l of lnauy associations and clubs 'round about Chesterton. +1- - -1-' - --'- - ---- - -1-- - -'-- - -'-- - ---' - '--- - 1'-' - -'-' - -'1- -1- --1' - ---1 ----1 '1------1- ---- - ---- - ---- - -11- - ---- --------- 1 -----we ! 1 1 1 l l l . 1 Y l 1 1foxGRATULAT1oxs AND Gerry I-Ung REST W1sHEs TO C1 Ass or 1931 GENERAL MERCHANDISE J GEocER1Es . First State Banlz of Porter I' G' A' store Porter, Ind' Phone 29 :: Porter, 11111. -i--1- -1-- - -1-- - -I -1 - - - 1- 1-1 ----- 1--- - --1- --1-------1 sw- 1--- - ---- - ---1 - ---- ---- 1 - - - ---. --1--------1----1--1+ Page .11 , W 41 I i in- +f-w- --'- -Hl- 1 - -'- - 4-'- - 1--- - ---- - -'-- -- --------- ' --------- '------m-- ---- -- - -V-I----H-2 . I 1 Compliments of . . ' ! Q I - F I L db C P yn n- un erg o. 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S. s I i BUILDING MATERIAL Q g l'l1e-storton zz Indiana 17110110 23 S l'o1'tv1', Ind. -i--- -K1- - 1-f- - 'flf -Hl-H'-'l-'- -'- --- -I'f - 'I - - '- -- 'ff' - '1 - 'A - 'zu' ------- - - - - --H'--'43 Zfllillll-illlv IVKK 1 IWKI 1 IWII 1 IWII rv Illl -1 I1 1' IY l Yll' 1 IIVI 1 llll 1 Ikll 1 IVI' 1 l!'l 1 Tll' ': T I' T T 'W T l ' T 'I T l'V' T V ' '1 'IVI T llll T flll i llll T llll 1 IIVI lib? - For Lowest Prices on - FINE WALL PAPER HANGINGS Chesterton Cash Market . and PAINT SUPPLIES g Richard Anderson, Prop. - .. . ! -OM Q P , , , XISII . , , I . I , - Dealer 1l'l I S FRESH and SALT MEATS I Valparaiso, Indiana - -on I The lim-st zlppoilltwl lJ1'1lg:'. l':li11t :mil Wall - i Palpe-1' Stow in 1,ll1'f01' t'ou11ty. i .l'll011t' IO-I-R :: CIICSTQVTOII, Illd. i .i.-l.,- .... - .,.. - ..,. -.,..- .... .. ,.,. - .... - .,.. - .,,. - .,,. - .,.. - .,,, - ..,. - .,.. -. iw- IIII - K,,, - AIV, - IXAI - ,,,, - Illl --l- Illl - IAI, C Klyl - Ilil - llll - Klll -ml-ni. 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I f'ff gg HJ It I the HOME, with HOME sunvufu I ' 1 I II I I ' Sf A I W' . - . , Eu. sg 3 ' in-1 f 7 7 - Fif i I BY I-Qokmg for the TW ' - - These- two emblems signify I Store with the HOME SERVICE STORES, I I . . IW ' - I Home Service Slgn I which are HONEST, FAIR :J N, 'ix ' it DEALING Institutions E 1 is ' I ' I HOME SERVIVE STORES arf- now I serving Pl grvat number of homes in , I this and tho suwounding community. I - Y - I VVO would bv vc-ry glad to Serve you I I if you zrrv not alt this time trading at i i K fff' our' stores. VVQ fool certain that we i E I , LA gx,'v N ' ,, I S ,' , . df I 7 i I' XX I can ple-use you as wo Imvo so many E others. i I 2 2 I ! ,-.,......... ....E-,,-,-E...,i,...,,....ii.....,.-..i,-...,-..,.-....-.,..-..I-....-..I-..........-...I-..,-... .. -....-..3. i 1 I TO THE GRADUATES I I I E Z 2 I I i Wi-, fm- Homin SERVICE STORES, take this Oppoi-iiiiiiiy I I I of wishing you well, and may you be successful in your I I journvy through lite. i - I 3 1 s in-un--iii.-ui1.11:-im-ininn1nii1uni1uvi1iIiI--uni1uu.-iii.1mI1un1unii.-iii.-ni-1nn-mi-ii -mi-.nu-I-gn HOME SERVICE STORESI CARLSON 85 PILLMAN JOHNSON 85 SON CI-IAS. KEMP C. E. JACOBSON C. W. JOHNSON M. SMITH 85 SON I I i -If .,........-....-..........-..I.-....-...i-....-....- - ......-....-....-....-....-,..,..,,,,- - -.,..-...,....,.-.......,..-,,,.-,ii-....-....-..I-...P Pano Ili - . ,pd F-' l U - - .!...-..1- ..1...1-.... .... 1... .-... .,..-1.5. .g...-..,.-....-.11-11- -.....-.1-.1..-....-..1 .-..- ....-...!. 1 1 0 t A Cheerful Little EFWIFI S Ear 121,11 . . . 1 ' 1 i uper GYVICG 1 1 S S ' 1 Q lt's 1111 11111111 21 s111'r11t to 11111113' il 111111ul111' 2 5 Miss 111111 if you 11:1v11 11111 11111111 'ill'i-ill.. 1111 l A 1VIOd6I'Il it, now is 11111 ti11111 to enjoy 11111 1111ws. l : , i I Full -E ui ed i y q pp Y1111'1l 1-111111111111111' what pretty froc-ks you T i AUTOMOBILE ljlllllll buy 111st y11111' Elf.-l. U. 1:11111111y 111111 i f 1111' Zl 1111111 111111111yg 111111, thls 511111 tops 1 l SERVICE STATION 11111111 1111, for the styles ill'l-' s11r11 i'll21l'lllil1!.'I L Y 111111 p11111si11g, t1111t 1111111 to give- il Wllllilfllilf l l 0l'fGl'l11g' ili1ll11NI1l1l'l'l', I Complete Automobile Service for Chesterton A 1 . . 2 and North Porter County' Next tune, when in 'LV11lpo, ' i Chesterton S1111 Penney dresses at .... 1 5 1 11.1. Phone 70 84.98, 36.90 and 39.90 l 1 4..----1--- -1-1 - ---- 1- 11'1 - 11-1 - --11 - 111' - 11-' - 111- - 1111 -1 .... .1.. - - ... -. - ..1. - .... - .... -. .... ......- .... - .... -1.1-.1-1...-1.5. .!,......- .... - 1... ..- - I11- - .11- -1111- 11-1 - 1111 - 1111 - 1111 - 1111 -- 11-1 -111.-1...-1 ,,-,,,.- ,,,, -1 ..-....----- ,,,,-,,!, Mr. G.: Stand a little to one side so ! we c1111 see your figure. il ! -0- 'J 0 0 . I Wy11o1111 H.: 1 know a inosquito that I i w1111pS. i EV. Witte: '1'ha1L7S Hofhing. I've gg in for Outdoor Sports i seen 11 l110tl1 ball. of any kind- E TOT E Q Mr. V.: Give the p1'incip111 parts of i qhikvn BASEBALL i i 1111111113 M.: Shiken, 111111, rooster. TENNIS if GOLF .i.,-,,,- ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, ,, ,4,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, - ,,,, ,. ,,,, - ,,,, ,. ,,,, - ,,,, -, FISHING .P 0 and SWIMMING WE THE BEST PLACE you can find 11 most Satisfying line of 1 '11 G , 1 ,iff ie To SAVE SPORTING Goons 1 E 1 f 1 5 Q Forty-th1'e11 years of at Right Prices, too-here at the 05515 Helpful Service. ! 0 1 Q Valparaiso Building, Loan-Funcl I K Q and Savings Association f .u'11HomzED cAP1'11.aL ss,0oo,000.110 GARY :: INDIANA T 51111111 -I 1 Iivl 11111 Iill 1 l1-I 112111 IKI1 1 11I1 - 1I1v - vlil - Ivll 1 Irll 1 1111 1 111n 11141: 0!111- 1-11 1 1111 -- vrvu -11-1111 1111 1 11-1 1 u 1111111-nniuin Page .77 1 UEHII1 Ilv' --H1 1 IIII 1 Ilvl 1 Ivvv 1 Ivlr 1 Iilf 1 I+Iw 1 I1v: 1 uws: 1 vvvu 1 1 :vrn 1 uuvf 1nn!. :lp-1am 11-1111 H1 1.1 1 1 ,,,, 1 .... .- .lun-.ngg l l i ovER 1 YEARS A j of successful Dunelancl Drug Co. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ORITH A IMHOF R Ph G Your g1l12lI'2l1It1W? of good work and Y g ! P12111 prices. CONGRATULATIONS E , for to the Class of 1931 i Barlzels Electric Shop i ' Phone 90 :: Chesterton PIIOHO 22 21 P01't9l', Ind- Ginn, ,,,, 1 ,,,, , ,,,, , ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, -,. ,,,, -, ,,,, ,. ,,,, 4 ,,,, 1 ,,,, ,H 11 Illl 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 vlll 111111 vvlr 1 Irxv 1 uusu 1 uuur 1 unn: 141 n 1.4 fu- ---' - 1-1w - -vxw -- 1-1w -- -'A' - -1-1 - -1-1 - '1:' - '-'1 - fyw- - --'- - --yl - --'- -H H-H'-- -' - '- ---- '-oW - --o- - - '--- --'- - ---' ---H-'---1' , L T Stillson's Service Store I FURNITURE And UNDERTAKING QUALITY MEATS Price : Quality : Service and 1 -0- GROCERIES ' I Fl1l'11I'Blll'0 Store FllllCl'2ll Home F ,Y Y , 2023 Broadway Jefferson at 211 St. 611 S' Lalw St' ' GARH' IND' im- Illl - 'I,l - Illl - Ikly -w- III' -4- III, -- IIII - ylll - Ily, - Ilvl - 'III - IIVI - II.I -I, 1... .... - .... -. I... - ,.,. - ..,. -- .,,. -. .,,. - ....-.- ,,i. -it-:W-,.,.-,............i. +I- f'11 - 1-If - fey- - Ikfl - IIIA - Iffk - Afff - Afff - Ifof - Ioff - cfcf - AIII - IIII - MIAI - Iklf -I --me - - - - - - - -it-he-A-A-if-we-'gf ! 1 1 CALUMET GARAGE Z I Authorized BUICK Service Q General Repairing - Greasing J, G, Jghnggn l Towing and Storage 1 X REAL E TATE d INSURANCE I BATTERY and IGNITION SERVICE S an I i -0- T E. E. Beck, Prop. Chesterton, Ind. T Phom- 50 f1h0Sf0I't0ll, Ind. i 4..- .... -...- .... - .... - -.- - - .... - ..,. -..- ..n. - ..,. -.r.- .... -.. K- .... - - -i- ---- - --i- - i.i. - .--. -t.--,.,--t- - fn-H---it .UT I'II T IIII - ,lyl T 'lyl T Iyl! T Ilyl T Illl Th- Ilxl 1 Ilxl T Iltl T Ilyl T Ilyl T IIII 1- Illl in .1 llll 1 lil. .1 lili 1im- lunl 1 nnul 1 nnwn 1- nxnx 1 nnxn 1 nnwn 1 nxix 1 xwnv 1 lnnu 1ml1mx1n,!. Oiiicv Phom- 92 Res. Phone 92-C-2 Q g TWO LEGS, Incq g 626 liroadway 1 GARY i z W i ' Dale Where the Young Boys get their PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Collegiate Trousers and Sweaters. : Boys' sizes 3 to 20 years. plwSu,,.mu ,, lmliaml I A111113 sizes 28 to 58-inch waist. -i-'- '- - - -' - ------- t -- - - -f -Mi -- '- - IIII - VII- --- '- -- -'-' - - ' - - - - - '- - --'-4 Page Q8 4i .gh-...mi-...-.--.- ... .... - -....-i...-1-.... -.-.- ........+ Q..-....-....-.......,,.-..,.-....-....-.,..-.... ..... ........- 5- ! I R. C. Anderson l GROCERIES 3 FRUITS and VEGETABLES g llhone ll-1-BI Uhesterton, lnd. -S-....,.-... ,.,. -...- .... -. -..-... - .... - .K.. .. ..., - ..,. - ,,,. -,,,,-, 'g--'--w- -f-- - '4,f - -Qlf - -:,- - ---' - 1-f- - .1-1 - --11 - ---, - ---- - -1-- - .K,- - -E,- - ,.-, --- FOR QUALITY FOOTWEAR i and EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING I .... Seem.. 1 L. P. Matson i flllCSf0I'i'0ll : : Indiana -E-.- .... - .... -..- ,.,. -,,-,,,-,,-. .. -,-.-,- .,,, - ,,,, -,,,,-, Qv-HP- - 1v - '-'-w ---- '- - -u- ,--. -M-M 5 12498 1931 Q ! Q l Q ! l DEPARTMENT STORE - -on i A large and well assorted stock of SEASONABLE Q MERCHANDISE I i H0- T Chesterton :: Indiana .i.....-...-..... .,,. ... ...-. ..... .... - Whatever Your Ambition ls for POWER, WEALTH, or eoN'1'EN'rMEN'1' Builcl Up Your BANK RESERVE When your opportunity knocks you will need FASH. CI-IESTERTON STATE BANK Where Your Savings Grow .,1.,..1nn1...,,lm,lm1.l..1,,,,-111-111-n...mvinnin-n1.n....un1uuun1 :simile-n:v1-l:ii-mi 1nu1uu1nnn1 1-ui..nu..nn1un1nn1uu-.. Ilorotllyz How cloes it come you get such low grades in history? 'l'hel1na: Well, Mr. LeRoy cloesn't seein to be able to ask any questions that l can answer. qi Mr. G.: Can you tell the class the name of the belt north of the 64l1l2liZOl'Al Martin Rintz: Fan 't sir' CCancerD. Mr. G.: Fowect. u-nu-im11ml-ilu-vanilla11111-i.n1m.--Iu1ui--uu1n...-un1uu-- Winn- -1 .- ....1... 11 1 1 1 1 1.1 1.-.mi alace heatre Home of PERFECT TALKING PICTURES Chesterton, Indiana Wage 1nu1un-nu -u-1111111un--un--nu 1nn-nn1nn1nn1mu -un1 Q1 41 - 1- 4.-....-....-....,......-....-,...-....-.,..-....-.,.,-..........-..,.-....-..,.....4. Q...-....-...-W.-.,..-.....-...,-....-....- .. .-,.I-....-.,.,- -.....-4. VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY Valparaiso, Indiana :: FULLY ACCREDITED :: I. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Member of North Central Association Pre-Medical curriculum approved by American Medical Association Departments 1 Biology, Business Management and Economics, Chemistry, Education and Psychology, English Language and Literature, Art and Music, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Geology, Health and Physical Education, Home Economics, Mathematics and Physics, Religion and Philosophy, Social Science. 101. ll. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Curricula : Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial Engineering, and training of Industrial Arts teachers. .101 III. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Member of American Association ot Colleges of Pharmacy 101. IV. SCHOOL OF LAW Member of Association of American Law Schools Approved by American liar Association 101. Why travel afar with a school like this at your very doors. Write or, better still, see the Registrar concerning the new catalog. Page 50 ..,.-...p ...-I..-....-..l.-....-........I.. - -....,-....-....-....-....-.....-. NicIceI's Drug Store Save with Safety at Your REXALL DRUG STORE Phone I Chesterton ,,1nm1.,.,.......-nn1, 1 1 1 1 1 1....1...,1,.,,1.,,1..1 u-nn-nn1nu1uu-un-nni-nm-nn:-nI1nn...nIy.-Im1uu1:ru1un-- Mr. J.: Haven 't you ever heard of Uhabeas corpus ? Robert Peterson: No, but I saw 'iH'Abies Irish Rose. 10... Faith Schabes: I want to buy a chicken. Clerk: Do you Want a pullet? Faith Schabes: No, sir, I Want to Carry it. n--nn11min-n1nn1nn-nn1n -un-nu1m--nul1nu-nun-nu1-animals u-mi1.m1mI1im...im1un1mI111.11.141-4.1.1mI1un1uu1.m1....1 KUPPENHEIMER and MICHAEL STERN SUITS and TOP COATS For Young Men Printzess and Westbury Coats and Suits for Young Women All of the above are made of the very best inziterials and are all liaiul-tailored. Shown by Specht-Finney Co. n1uu1n.n- 1nm1nn-nl11:-I1un-un-nn1uuu-ml1 1 1n1 u-ml:-N111 1 1 111.1111 1 .-uu1w,1um1.mI.- 11:1- Samuelson 6- Son PRATT 'S and CHAPIN FEEDS Phone 222-III : : Chesterton, Ind. -1. -1-if, -:- Congratulations -:- HAVE ENJOYED MAKING THE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR The Class of I Q 3 I BGRTZ PHOT0 STUDIGS 6ary's Best Photographer Office Phone 2I857 -:- Res. Phone 26644 GARY, INDIANA 1, 1 -nnirruin i P11 51 '!' -1- 41 .g.-....- - ... ...... ............ ..----- , -.--- ,, ,, 4, A DEPARTMENT STORE FOR THE HOME! Credit Free as Water N o Carrying Charges HOUSE OF MUSCAT Ga.ry's Pioneer Home Furnishers 1111:-nn--nu-nn11m--nu:nu-un-un-un1uu-uu1uu-nn- 1uu1nu-uniun -nn1 1 1,.,.1.m1 1 1 .1m1,1 1 11,1 1,,,,1,. J. L. Betts WATCHES : : DIAMONDS and SILVERWARE Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty K'hesterton zz Indiana ..,,,,1,......m1,,,,1, 1 , ... 1, ,...., ..., ...,1,,1.m1lm1,, .1nn1un1m.1 ,V--It t1un1tm1i-I10,111-1.1I-'11I,-,1,.,,1,.,,....n-nina Soph: Have you any brown ties to match my eyes? Salesumn: No, but we have seine soft hats to match your head. 101 Miss F. Cin speaking to one of the alto singersj: Please hold me Cuiii a little longer. John W.: Gee, I wish I was one of the alto singers! 1nu1nn:1nn1un1uu1uu1.v..1 ,1 1: 1 1, 1 1. 11m--u -nnn1m....y:1 v1-:-4-n11.1t... -11-1.1.-l11,141 ,1,t.,1,- Hess Restaurant FOR GOOD EATS D. H. Hess, Prop. Phone 104-J . : Chesterton Page 52 Tenth Avenue at Iirozldway 1 1 11m1m1,,,,....,..1,..,1.,..1,,,,1,,,,1,,,,1w.1....1..,.1.m1 1nn-1lm1un1uninn1mt..un1M11.1.1uu1uu1uu1m-1 nniuni SOLID LEATHER FOOTWEAR PURE SILK HOSIERY 101 Swanson, The Shoemon Our Motto: Hffzisli and Low Prices -un-1 -no-nu--1 - -vn--1.4--...I-t:111.f.-::v1uw1im11un- --nu... 1 n1lm1r-11nn1m1m1r:l1n1.1r',1m1.-:1 1m.1 A TWO-YEAR COLLEGE COURSE COLLEGE CREDITS VR NEW TWU-YEAR ICXELYIYTIVE- SI'Il'RICTAIiIAII i'UI'1iSIG represents the IIIUSI mlvzlllcecl step We have ever taken. I11 eo-operutioli with the Extension Department of the State I'niversity, full college credits :Ire given for the work done i11 this course. It oiters 21 l'l'l11tlI'li5lllly thor- ough training in the zulininistrutive :incl sec- returiall phases of business. Its gl'EldUElIOS will he ill llttlllilllll by the large 4-onc-erns where lvrezultll of training Zlllll il high degree of eftieieney 2ll'0 l'9I1llIl't'Il-IIN' positions that offer the big opportunities for zulvzllieelnent. Send for deseriptive l'Il'i'Illtll'. Shorter courses for those who ezinnot zlttencl two j'9tlI'S. 101 Gary Business College Gary, Indiana ,,1,.,.1 1 1 1 1m1,,,,1,.,,1uu,1...... ... 1...-.,,,.1.,1 S , -1 ii l'i 'l il''il''Rii i'i i li i'i ll'M 'RMl'l'l 'i'l l' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i' 'M ' - 'W-li 1 Everyone Shops and Saves Money at Q I 1 KO BACKER'S 1 . GARY'S BIG STORE 645-665 Broadway .Q,..- .,.. -- -,., - -.,. - -.-. - -... -- --.- - .-.f - .f-- - Ifll -H ---- - -w- - '- -f ---- 1 - - -H'- '-1' - 'K - - 'wl' - Nf - N--1-1'--Il'-I'-3 'l '- -- - - -I ---- ---' - - -'Q' ' - ' '-'- - ' - '- - - '- '!' l ! l 1 i I ' IM l I B F. I mperla otors I i r I i J. . lnnst om I NASH I WATCHMAKER I And JEWELER CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH MO' Cll6SlCl't0ll :: Indiana 717 NVasbington St. Gary, Ind. .i.-m-- -fly - 1-11 - l'-1 - - --1 ----- - -IRI - -vlv -I'-I-H+ H- - - - - - - '1 - R ' - - - - 'lf' - '1 -H --H--H-5' 'i '- - - - 1' - - ' ' '1 ': - - - ' 'i' 'Q' ' ' ' ' ' ' R' ' R' ' ' ' ' ' :' ' - 'S' i lioy Brooks: l'm going to have an Fgr GOOD EATS Come to the operation on my Civics book. E Hoy Holm: How 'S that W? j Roy Brooks: Going to have its ap- pvmlix out out. i eo- 1 l Mr. J.: Frank, tell about the Mon- I Frank VV.: 1 wasn't there. I went, i to the ball game. 'l'l 1 l 1 1 'l1'l T 'l1 T l liTTT HI'-I-II' goliau race. 1 -i- .?u1nn-n-- -mi-nn--m-im- -II1 1-Ill-Ill.-lull-11.11 1 vnnlcgs Q Compliments of l Chesterton l Bakery sy- llll -. - - - ll,l - l,ll - llll - llll - llbl -., llll - llll - - Try Our Noon-Day Lunches i Y , - l Mrs. W. lXl'lli'g1't'l' :: ljllflllll lofi-R nina- .u-:uu1uu-nn- .1 1 1 :1 iuuin 1 -nu-nm-uni: uillllvluliuuvlm--:luvlulvuu-nu:uullluiuuv!ln1lulilulvlul:ll ,!, SPORTING GOODS ,OT Hardware, Mill Supplies, I House Furnishings, Plumbing, Paint, i Sheet Metal. Peoples Hardware Co. 668 liroadway :: Gary, Ind. n-lm-.lu-mi -my-.m-uH-uu111.1-.IH-I...-nn-nn-....-ulltull-uoln Page .TJ 4.. ?- --- -le- 41 .g..-....- -....-.,..-....-....-....-....- ..-..,.......-....-.,..- ,.-....-.. i Your I, G. Store We Sell for Less C. E. I-loLM l g Phono 76 :: VVQA Deliver -i- 5' Reginald Mzihin, going into zz local - drug store, saw Doug Anderson amus- ing himself with antics of his trick dog. Reg: How do you manage to train l your dog like that? I can't teach mine 1 :fi Single trick. 1 Dong looked up with an honest sniilc, 4'Wc1ll yon see it's this way, Reggie, i you lmve to know ll1OI'0iI1 the clog or yon cz1n't teach him zinythingxw -i- 4...-....-....-....-,..,-,,,,-,.,.-,., 1 YOU CAN ALWAYS D0 BETTER 1 -- at the + Af'-PP Store T 103 Iironclwny - lf. R. KEELER, Mgr. .l...-....-....-....- .- -.,.,-. - -...,- .........,,,- -..-....-.. L Chesterton Rural Loan l G- Savings Association llinilvlnrvullllrn1nllvlln.-..u1ull1uu-HH1.u:vilu1nin1nui ,i..u1n..1 11.1 1 1 1 .. 1 1....1................1....-... .-unimi-uninn,mr..vu.-un,.aniM1nu-....1..u1nn1...n--nn- ,,-.ni...........-.....1..u1....-.,,,......1..,,-...........-...-tn..- 1...- .linnin...1....-,.,.1,...LH........1....1....1...,1....1.. 1 1, tool. ,1....1...,-..u1.....-.,.,.1....L........n.1 1....-un-....1....1....-.nn1nn-....1....1....1u..-un-nv.-....-....1.. Sievers Drug Store Rexall Store TOT FINE WALL PAPER loi Visit Our Soda Fountain HThe Taste Tcllsn VALPARAISO :-mi -nn-vu.inn-nn-....-.nu-....-.un-....1....1u..-. 111.1 STORAGE WASHING and GREASING O. G. Storage Garage 24-Hour Service ARTHUR W. BIOORE Phono Gary 22900 751 Waslxiiigtoii 1....-un-un.1u.....-...in..14.'.-.......u..-....,nu1.n.-....1....-.....- .-.....- .- 1 1..-............1....1....-H1 1 1 1 -nu, 1-l2I BROADWAY Good Gas Good Gil TEXAS PRODUCTS T , f my - - IAHS U1 ON 0 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHAS. W. JENSEN, Secretary H' -i---- .-.. - .... - ...- - -... - .... - ---. - .-.. - -.-- - .-.. - ...- - .... - .--- - ---. - ...- - -... -.-1. -!---- '.-' - '.'. - -- - -' - -1-' - -flf -w--'- 1' - -- - '- - '1'- - -'H'- -'P Page 51 nm- 1 1 gu1nn1 1111111.11111-.1111111.1.111111111111111-111111111111 111-111. I c'0N0RAT11LA'1'10Ns i May the years bring success and l1appi11ess And laugllter EIHKI SUIISIIIHG7 100, I For we're mighty sure the years I ca11't bring I Ally finer gifts-are11't you? I j PHILLIPS Drug Store I Chesterton -i---- -lrl - -' - IIII - 1- - vfl- - -- - -' - -'-' - '-1- - '-'y - Illl - -'.1 - 'K1' - Iflr - ...- -1 ognn1nu1m1wm1 lvl. -1111 - i1111 , ...I-11. FRANK E. PETERSON 1. FLORIST 1. I Flowers for All Occasions I .i...- .,.. - .. ..., - ,,.. - .... - .... -..,.-.,.,- .,,, - .,.. - .,.. - .... - .,.. - -.,...... q?n1un1 vlvn 1 -nvn 1 fnv: 1 nnvu 1 uunu 1 unun 1 uluv -- clnr 1:1111 uuru 1 uuuu 111-111111111-11 VVl1at is is that supports the 1110011 I and prevents its falling to the earth? I its beams. 1 W0- Miss A.: Have you read '4Twe11ty 2 Leagues Under the Sea?I' Miss Ii.: No, it's too deep for me. I -QW I Miss IS.: fill what day did Caesar I defeat the greatest number? Gladys W.: Oll exalnination day. -i-'-- -1-- - vlvr - -'-' - f ' - ilfl - '-'1 - 1111 - '-'1 - '-:- - lllf - -'.1 - IIII - '-'- - 1-1- - --.- -1 a?u1un1 1.1. 1 y... 1 .... 1 ...1 1 III. 1 .... 1 .... 1 lyil 1 lil. 1 II.. 1 ..,. 1 ..,. 1 ..,. 1 .1., 1.1 I i FINGER WAVING, MARCELLING i SHAMPOOING, MANICURING -1m1m.1m1-.111 1 1 1 1 1 1 111111111 ..,,,,1., Q' I I:oreman's 561 Iiroadway 1 GARY I 10- I Where the Chesterton School Lad I Buys His Clothes I I I' 'mi' 1 '1 1: '1 1 Ifv' 1 III' 1 1 IIII 1 1 1 1111111-nfs ' ' ' ' ' I' Shield of Quality Store Food. at Lowest Prices I I P. I-Ioleonson 6- Son I Porter, Indiana, Victor Hokanson Alvin Hokanson .-...,-.,..-.,,.-....-.......,.,-.,,.- -,,,,-....-.,..-....-....-....-....-1.g. .,.......-....-....-,.,.-.,.,-.........,-....-...,-..1.-..,......,-.,..-..,.-.,..-...g. McCormick-Deering Farm Implements International Trucks 2 A Fred Wittenberg 6-1 Son Uoniplete line of FARM MACHINERY -0- i Washing Machines M'lk' M h' 2 and all lines of beauty culture 1 mg ac mes I 10- I I iw x Phone 549-R Clara E. FUIIGI' 156 W. Indiana Ave. ' , . . I Phone 144-R :: Chesterton I HIIPHNIISO ' ' - Indlana -i'1-11-I----I---------I--I-1 ----- M-I-1--I--I---I---I---1-+ -i'-'- - - -1 --------- - 1- 1---i' P096 -I-E ,r,1.u.Lx ,B-9-H-Q: III-I:I....,-,-,I,I-I-II,-.II- Im- Im- IIII-II-I- III...I-:I-II I-II-I-II I-IIII-IIII- I.-III--IIII... I--..-III-II.-IIII-.I.-IIII-IIn1IIII1IIII--IuI1IIII1IIII-IIII1InI-mf: Congratulations to the Class of '3I Tl-IE I CI-IESTERTON I TRIBUNE I The Community Newspaper Since I88l-I i I I I I W. R CANRIGI-IT, Editor and Publish I I 1 n 2 I E 5 .1 -1 1 5 I 1 E w I I 5 1 I i

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