Chili High School - School Daze Yearbook (Chili, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1937 volume:

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K' 'Wu ' ' 9 kb ' QQ ' ' FQ . ,ef F' 1 ' 1 4' :f4lT'f .,' LL' T71'4.,3' L'1f23Q ,' -.12 A VV -V f g f .. VV . V. V24 -'.' ' ', ' ' 51 4,1 '. ' f.V,3f,,?. , -'-QT, .r,f'iVVaz- ' - 5 f ',Tf',,,,- 423- . 'Y L ik' 'F -' 'f - ' .1-'N' 'E VV ez. Qf,V+iVp V: -V.gV' -QS-'W' VV .4 3.5 .3 'VL ,Q :'i VL r -Q , X iq! is 5- H l Q , E ig. ,K :'5g'3'-7-r-a- 1 . 'V ' 2 ' V ' -- 'PH'-.- ' - ,- ' VJ: V' '-2. '-.,.Jf -f -T 'K j V 7' ' fe' f ., , 5 . fri '.if1. L 'Fifa lf- ,--V, -f:'-- : ' M. 9 X' . 1 1, 45' ,W J 59 ik 'F' 'A Www' Q' 'F 'E-F' 24 ,. 1 if Av, g. -, Y .. .,m. ..f I .- 1.- : 1 u...-1. K .ap un 1- fam. -Lmmzk 1, .11 fX-LIIBIDII DDODEDTY or , l 3 4 f E f 4 Q 5 E i 5 i 22' 4 1 g, Q N i fi Ji Q 3 e F n .1 M 5 1 5 5 i 1 H L I i 1 T 1 'wx L 5 'F Tl-IE DAMBLED or 1937 5-'Km 5149 t Lak ' if fx. JLQX SQ G2 if Published by THESITHIHQCLASS Of Chili High School Chili, Indiana ,el puff, Q N Qtr! M 4' 'I 3+ Q DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred thirty-seven, dedicate this annual to D. H. Shambarger, our principal and sponsor. Fix if Q fill? 1 .5 PAGE 4 PAGE 5 FODEWDDD We, the S9I1i0r Class of 1937, in explaining our purpose for publishing this first edition of the Rambler, wish to state that it is our endeavor to bring before you an account of the events of the year. It is our hope that in future years when you leaf through the pages of this Annual, it will bring back happy melm- ories of dear old C.H.,S. X 5 45 - ai? S M I 9 0 R 0 8 ij? 5 'iff .P 'fm ffifml ff tw' we 9 Ba R f x Tx nge' ffl ,- K N CONTENTS EACIJLTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES EEATIJIQVES JOKES ADVEDT ISEMENTS PAGE 6 ' l OIJID SCHOUI. The Chili Sclhool Building was built in 1917 during the time in which E. C. Love was township trustee. The building, situated at a very favorable lo-cation and with th-e most modern improvements, was quite an asset to the community. Before that 'time students had attended school in the old frame building across from the M. E- Church. In 1924 the gyminasiurn was fbuilt and since that time many additions have been made in modern equipment, the most noticeafble being made during the last few years. We are truly proud of our sfchool. 'Th-e Chili High School ofwes much to its trustee and advisory board, Lorenzo Doud, Fran'k rMusse1man and David Bell, who have proved most efficient. In 1935 they estab- lished a commercial 'course and have shown in every way their keen interest in all school and community activities. WILFOIQD li. DIFE T-rustee of Rlichland Twp. PAGE 7 9 1- be 45 Q nf 'xi 6 fa A 14 , 1 4 fm M5 C' S Y, TH E IQAMIBLEIQ STAFF Editorsin-chief ...... . .... . ..... ...... . ..... . ..... . . Kathleen Doud Associate Editors . Doris Conner, Alice Engelman, Marguerite Cox Business Manager . . ,Associate ..... Advertising . . . Associate .... Photographs . . . :Associate . . . Jokes ...... . . . Associate .... Athletics ...... Associate .... Alumni ........ Associate . . . Book Sales .... Associate .... Music .... . Associate ..... Correspondence .......,... Associate . . . . Pauline Fouts . . . . . Eileen Miller Marguerite Keirn Louis King Hugh Rolblbins Wendell Clingaman . . Harold Schrader , , , , Rdbert Burns . . . . . . Galen Eiler . . Rdbert Crippen . . . . Esther Fisher . . . Rosanna Resler . . . . . . Esther Bell Georgie Eikenloerry Blanche Weishaar Leo Hively . .- Dean 'I-Iilleman Carol Zinn Junior Staff Representative ...... ..Kathryn Long -Sophomore Staff Representative .. Thanet Boswell Freshman Staff Representative .. Emogene Kottermall PAGE 8 ST' , fn paw ' 'A x,,42-J 4' X he .er N 4' 9 1. 'O K 0 B 45 2 9 5525 M ,if wg 'A 1 4 N' dll' 'G lf - D. I-I. SHAMIBARGER, A. B., M. S. PRINCIPAL Mathematics and Social Studies Manchester College Indiana University H VIRGINIA HULL, A. B. JOHN DONALDSON, A. B. Latin and Commerce English and Social Studies Central Normal College l1VIanche:ster College BEULAH MAE LONG. B. Mus' Music and Art Indiana Central College l ALICE SWIHART B S. HARVEY CAREY, A. B. English Science and 'Mathematics Central Normal College Manchester College Manchester College PAGE 10 'Q I P Home Economficg and . r n 1 R lg! P ' A t V, ,-...,., N '99 0 M 9. SQL' I ,QS 93,2 K, 2 B: .,,, Q ts 5 559 v 0, . ' ll U Esther Bell 1She is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Glee Cluib 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play. Robert Burns- Bob. 'tSi1en'ce suiteth best. Wendell wC,ling'aman- Windy. Never hurries, never worries, takes his own sweet time. Property man for Junior Play, Doris Conner-t'Dorie. Ha'ppdness consists in activity. Secretary and Treasurer lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Clhorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Senior Playg Pianist Operetta 4g Pi- anist Girls Glee Clutb 4. Robert Crippen- Bob. ' 'KA fib in a pinch is all right. Vice-President lg Junior Playg Senior'P1ayg Baskeltlball 4. ,Q ' rf' X ,M w PAGE I2 PAGE I3 Marguerite Cox- iCorlky. She has two eyes so soft 'and brown-- Taike cane. Secretary and Treasurer 39 Glee Cluib 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 43 Junior Playg Senior Play, Operetta 3. Kathleen Doud- Doudy. Honor comes to those who strive for it. Presidenzt 1, 23 Vice-lPr1esident 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Orches- tra 3, 4g Junior Playg .Senior Play, Yell Leader 1, 2, 3, Latin Contest. Georgie Eikenfberry- Ike. She spoke not a word, but Went straight to her work- Glee Clulb 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4, Orchestra 3, 45 Senior Play. Galen Eiler+ Deacon.,' '0There is a good deal of mis-chief beneath his calm exterior. Presiden-t 3, 43 Glee Club 4g Junior Playg Senior Play, School Play 45 Operetta 4, Basketball 4. Alice Engelman- Ally. Fair of face, gifted in song, witty and clever, as the day is long. Giee Clulb 1, 2, 3, 4jM'ixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 45 Junior Playg Senior Play, Operetta 3, 4, Tfrio 2, 3, 4gQuar- tet 1. tx , M as as lag Y gf? 'G' . ,M 163' C 'ik 0 . hi 1 e is f as 3 1 X 0 fi QQ 0 fix 1 tv F Le., 1 ,S , N mfg Esther Fisher- E1:ter. 'iWhat the mind thinks, the mou'oh speaks. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. Pauline Fouts4 Fou'tsie. What do I .live for, if fit is not to make life less diffi1cu11:? Secretary and Treasurer 2, 45 Gleie Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Senior Play. Dean Hi1e1m.an+ Ween'ie. Youth comes but once in a life time. Leo Hively- 'Toar. All's good that ends in a rough house. Vice-President 35 Gllee Cil-uh 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Senior Play, Operetta 3, 45 Baskehball 1, 2, 3. Marguerite Keirn- Tutz. There is great ability in knowing how to conceal oHe's aibiliityf' Glee Clufb 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Playg Senior Play5 Operetta 35 Trio 2, 3. Louis King-'fKing. Full of bashfulness and truth. Rantdoler Arrtist. PAGE 14 PAGE 15 Eile-en Mil-ler- Slender, If she were out of Economics Class one happy girl she'd be at last. Glee Club 1, 2, 33 -Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Senior Pl-ay. Rosanna Riesler- Rosy. Not so happy, yet mulch happier. Senior Play, Hugh Robbins+ lPee4Wee. t'When the cat's away the mice will play. Glee Cl-wb 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, '3, 45 Junior Playg Senior Pl-ayg Operfetta 4, Basketball 3. Harold Schrader- tBurr'ie. He hol-ds the record of having more dates in a shoniier length of time than any other member in school. Gl-ee Clfulb 3, 4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Basketball 3, 4. Blanch-e Weishaar- Laughter is more precious than gold. Giee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Onchestra 3, 45 Junior Play, Senior Playg O-pereitta 3. 4. Carrol Zinn- ZinI1ie. Say not always what you know, but al ways knofw what you say. Junior Play, Senior Play. 5 6 is 0, S52 44 11,3533 Ryu K, 05 D U - l M 'ig 5 ef 4 ti fl 9 x Q0 'a VALEDICTDIQY Education is that developmenlt of the mind which enables an individual to better live ,a fruitful life, w'hether it be obtained by formal or informal means. Perhaps no phase of social activity has undergone so radical a development in modern times as that of education. Schools of today direct their training along professional ani individual lines and give such political training as is necessary for the understand- ing and preservation of modern democracy, rather than restricting it to itihe re ligious, ethi-cal, and cultual training of forcmer days, Contrary, to the belief of many people, educaion is not obtained entirely in the schools, although the school is perhaps tne mst iniportant factor. A very vital part of the eduicafilion of every child begins in the homie. There the halbits are formed whi-ch determine the measure by which the child is able to profit by the advantages of t-he school. 'The types of education which We consider most important. are cultural, technical, specialized, appreciation of the a-rts, and busil-essg but the value of any of these to the individual ,depends to a large ex.ent upon the depth of the general education upon which it is based. 'There are many different ideas about the value of an education although most people judge it in terms of dollars and cents. 'While we must admit that we are living ni an economic era and that this is an important factor, it is by far the least importanii. Th-e real value of an education is the ability to adjust ones self to changing conditions in a happy and unselfish manner, the keen satisfaction of a good job well done, and the appreciation of the finer things of life. There are many phases of education. 'Health education is probably the foundation, for without good health the other phases cannot be developed to their fullest ex- tent. .Social education is probasbly second for the ability to get along with ones fellow citizens tactfully, which is populargy call personality, is a very important phase. Equally important phases are the aibility to earn a living, worthy home membershiip, and worthy use of leisure time. These important phas-es and ideals may be realized by the training of they church, the school, the home, ones environment, travel, worthwhile readlng, ability fto Work hard, d-evelc-pnzent of hoblbies, appreciation of nature, cultivation of the arts, de- velopment of ones own personality, and numerous other ways. Therefore, we may conclude that education is no longer considered a prpara- tion only for life but it is life itself and ccnainues after all formal schooling is over. -Kathleen Doud- PAGE 16 Q 1 , . Q 4: 19 f' I it If W x SALUTATO DY Parents, Friends, and Classmates: I am very happy to have the honor of bringing to you the Salutatory Address. As spokesman for the Senior Class of 1'93l7, I wish to extend to you our most sin- cere thanks for the sacrifices which you have made in aiding us in the complelting of our high school stairway. During four years of hard work and fruitful studying, we have looked forward to the time when we shoulld comfplete our high school ed- ucation. We have long awaited the hour when we could go out into the world pre- pared to do something worthwhile for ourselves and others. Now the time has come and we hope we are worthy of our places i'I1 t-he worlld. For four years -our small class has been working diligently to clifmfn 'the ladder of education: sometimes the way has been rather easy with sunny skies, at others the way was very difficult and skies were cloudy. But, through all, we have pushed forward without fear or hesitation. Today we are standing on the top lan-ding of our high school stairs, looking out over the different fields of life in which we will take our respective places, but always looking upward for means of improve- ment- . To us, it is a new day. We are leaving the old familiar life behind and entering into the new life with new and glrealter hopes for the future. We are very grateful to our parents and friends who have made it possible for us to receive such cap- able instruction and guidance. Our falculty- has done mu-ch for us and I am certain that we will always value their advice highly. A true education not only walkes in the unambitious youth a feeling that life has a work for him to do, but it also makes him strive to do this work in the best possilble way. The future of our nati-on depends upon the young men and young women to maintain the high standards taught to us during our school career, and' make ours a better nation in which to live. In conclusion, we thank you, parents and tea-chers, for the part you have played in our education and for enabling us to finish our high sfchool career successfully. -Galen Eiler PAGE I7 S522 tx me ffl Y' 5-0 R 0 B 1255 39 Q et? on 1 X gs, ,f g l S :ay Aw Q . ti - C' 'la in U CLASS HISTOIQY In September, 19133, twenty five freshmen made their appearance at the doors of Chili High School. We came with spirits high and pressnled to our Leader the hard earned material from which to fashion our crafts to sail life's sea. We were initiated into the Chili High School by the Sop-homores on October 3, 1933. We had several parties and mlany interesting events occurred during the year. Our Freshmen year proved to lbe a very successful one. Steering clear of all rocks, we were permitted to enter the .Sophomore sea. During our voyage as Sc-phomcrss vie encounter-ed many more rocks, but were able 'to sail through. Our cvlass was entertained by our Geometry Teacher, Mrs. Mowrer. Nearly all our members tock part in the Chili Spring Festival. We were able to reach the Junior port safely. Our Junior sea looked stormy and rough, but we took heart and started out bravely. During the year we set several new standards. A school orchestra was organized in which a number of Juniors acquired a place. We purchased our high school rings that year rather than waiting until we were Seniors, Leading parts in the Operetta were filled by our class. We had a student to enter the State Latin Contest who won honoralble mention, Our class was the first to present a Junior Play which was entitled The Phantcrn Bellsj' and was given on March 2'0, 1936- Our Junior-Senior Ban-quet was held at the Hotel LaFoun'taine in Huntington, Indiana, April 110, 19316. Another eventful year had passed and we were ready to set sail for that wond- rous Senior sea. We are all struggling hard on this last voyage cheering and helping on-e another. We presented our Senior Class Play, entitle-:l Marry Befone Midnight , December 2 and 3. Our class has made sevfrasl contrilbutions to the school, our greatest one being the publishing of this annual. We also contributed toward the DUI'ChaSif1g Of curtains for the High School Auditorium. We are now nearing the end of our High School Voyage when we must bid fare- welll to old C. H- S. and go out into the world and try to Sail toward success. We are very appreciative of the splendid cooperation cur faculty has given us and eX- tend our most sincere wishes to our successors who will tafke the place of our clasS of 1937. -Marguerite Keirn PAGE 18 CLASS WILL We, the class of 19137, of Chilli High School, being of sound mind and mem-ory do hereby make our last will and testament Cgn the twenty third of Pupril in the year of C-ur Lord 1957, I, Esther bell, hereby bequeath my patience to Leah Stone. I, Rolbert Burns, hereby bequeath my sex-appeal to Marvin Fisher. I, Wendell Cxingaman, hereby bequeath my dimples and ever ready smile to Robert Philabaum. I, Doris Conner, hereby bequeath my ability to attract men to Alnnalbel Stoner. I, Robert Crippen, leave my mono Stay free while you may to Owen Fisher. I, Marguerite Cox, hereby bequeath nmy dancing abixity to Leah Stone. I, Kathleen Dowd, hereby bequeath my ability to play the piano to Irma Grace Fisher. I, Georgie Eiketnberry, herelby bequeath my modesty to Mary Frances O'lNea1. I, Galen Eiler, hereby bequea.h fmy albility to play basketball to Owen Fisher. I, Alice Engelrnarl, hereby bequeath my perfect figure to Annaibell Stoner. I, Esther Fisher, hereby bequeath my bashfullness to Kathryn Long. I, Pauline Fouts, hereby bequeath my sense of h-ufmc-r to Vvernice Eckerley. I, Dean Hileman, heretby bequeath my albifliity to drive a car to Ernest King. I, Leo Hively, hereby bequeath npy lIl'BfU1y figure to Francis Hileman, I, Marguerite Keirn, hereby fbequeallih ny knowledge on How to make love to Irma Grace Fisher. I, Louis King, hereby bequealh my ability to wise-crack to Annabel Stoner. I, Eileen Miller, herelby bequeath my slim, graceful figure to Kathryn Long. I, Rosa-una Resler, hereby 'bequeath my religion to 'Mary Frances O'Neal. I, Hugh Robbins, hereby bequeath my albility to smoke as much as anyone else to Robert Philabaun. I, Harold Schrader, hereby bequeath my aibility to keep late hours to Francis Hileman. I, Carrol Zinn, hereby bequeath my Saturday night dates to Leah Stone. We hereby nominate and appoint Principal D. H. Shambarger as executor of this our last will and testament, hoping to further test his great patience and re- quest that he shall not be required to give any security f-or his trust. -Blanche Weishaar PAGE I9 f X et . 6,15 lag Q .L SQ. L,j,v. 6592 Q W p.'?l -at I , r I, M-, X 3 9 in ti ist, if CLASS DIQODHECY One quiet afternoon .I was deep in thought when the door lbell sounded. Ans- wering it I found my caller to be a telegraph boy. To my surprise he brought good news. I had inherit-ed One Hundred Thousand Dollars from a rich uncle whom I 'had hardly known. After I had gotten over the excitement I started planning what I should do next. The first thought that 'came into rmy mind was that now I might take a long de- sired trip around the world. II determined to start immediately. 'The next afternoon, which was Jl1I1'EI5,i1l950, I started, with 'my cousin Ann for New York. After arriving there fwe purchased 'airplane tickets and were soon 'winging our 'way toward the ol-d 1wo-rlld. fSince I had anticipated a long tiresome -trip to England can you imagine my de-light in finding that our conpilot was to be none other than my old school chum, Marguerite 'Keirn. We vtalked albout old times at Chili High School. iShe told me that she had been 'flying for thr-ee years and that soon she .hoped to earn her pilot's fwings. I found she could not tell me much about our other 'classmates except, of course, that Galen fEiler had just been elected Governor of New York. Our :first stop was in London, England, where :I had to leave Marguerite for 'her return trip to the United :Stat-es. While 'walking iby a large cathedral I heard soft organ music and upon .enltering fwhom should I find the musi-cia-n to be but Rosanna Resler. I visited fwith her for a short tifm-e. In the 'course of our conversation she told me that she had fbeen disappointed in love and was mourning her life away. She spent a portion of her time each day in playing wedding marches on the cathedral organ. I proceeded from London t-o Paris where I spent a few days with Doris Conner, now one of the most .famous dress designers in the world. Arfter visiting with Doris and spending a 'few days sight-seeing in and around Paris, we resumed our trip by flying to Tripoli on the coast of North Africa. There again, while visiting one ofthe night clulbs in Tripoli, I received a very happy surprise. Whom should we encounter but another former classmate - Pauline Fouts- We 'discovered -that she had estalblished a beauty shoppe in Tripoli and had developed a large native trade in a face lotion which was guaranteed to remove all trace off -tan. The only schoolmat-e she 'could tell me about 'was Leo ll-Iively. She said she understood that he was gaining great popularity and had acquired a 'fortune in rSouth America by selling a pom-padour wax, From Tripoli we took passage on ia steamer lbound for the good Old U. S- A. Luck it seems was with us. We were invite-d to sit at the icaptain's 'table for din- ner on the first night out. Upon entering 'the dining room we were very surprised and happy to find that our host was none other than Captain Louis King. Robert Crippen chief deck scrtblber' on the steamer, stated that he had received word from our old friend Hugh Rcblbins, who seemed quite thrilled albout :being accepted as Minister of th Paw Paw iM, E. Church, and is also happily married with a When 'we docked at San Francisco I bade good-1bye to Louis and Robert, and through habit my thoughts roamed to Hollywood, that lMefcca for those brilliant screen stars We met a friend of my cousins there and found we were just in time for the premier of one of 1VllGlM's heralded musical masterpieces. When wie went to the theater imagine our astonishment to learn that the artists co-starring in PAGE zo li N Q of 1 y ' 1 1 . X X r x ' family of two sei of twins. lrlmh Q ' 4. I. w' rf' I CLASS DDODHECY CONTINUED this feature were none other than Eileen Miller and Harold Schrader. I left Ann in Hollywood and decided to finish the journey by auto. Finding I must spend on-e night in the famed city, Reno, I -decided to ta'ke in a show. As I was 'entering wh-om should 'I encounter but Esther !Bell. She joined me and we spent the evening chatting -over old times. To my surprise she told me she was at Reno for the customary purpose of getting a divorce, this being hier third one. We parted, her final fbit of advice ringing In my ears - that I should leave men alone -that they couldn't be trusted. While passing through Missouri I .had the .misfortune to have serious motor trouble and was detained in Kansas 'City for two days. In search of some way to spend my time I noticed a bill board which stated that the Ringling Brothers were coming the next day featuring the fam-ous Lion Tamer, 4G3eorgie Eiken- berry, the 'world's most nimfble Trapeze Performer, Esther Fisher, and the great Magician and Swond 1Swaillower, Robert Burns. Of icourse I could not miss such a bit of good fortune so I started for their show and spent some time visiting with them. When my car was fixed, I resumed my journey and stopping at St, Louis whom should I find to be fighting that particular evening for Ure heavy weight 'champion- ship but 'Wendell Clingaman. Of 'course he won the fight with no effort whatsoever. Motoring on to South Bend I decided to visit the famed School of St. Mary's and who should I see there as a 'very devout Catholic Nun but Alice Engelman. my old pal and classmate. Italiked t-o her for a few minu-tes and she explained that the only way she could ever become Devine was to be converted into the Catholic faith. I next stopped in Indianapolis and picking up a newspaper, .my attention was immediately attracted 'by the headline. It was to the affect that a Missionary Department of the Brethern Church was trying to raise enough money to send Blanche Weishaar to a cannilbial island as a Missionary, Recognizing her as one of -our -classmates, I sent in my contribution immediately, for I knew Bilan-che would make a first rate fmissionary, I also noticed two ads of particular interest: Permanent Wave While you Wait - Prof. 'Carrol Zinn, an-d 'Let me look in the Crystal Baall and gee whatfs in the future for you - Dean Hileman. While waiting in the rest room at iAyres I ibecame acquainted with a lady who mentioned the name of Kathleen Doud Erenson. I inlquired further for .I hadn't heard about her for years. She told me that Kathleen was the most scientific farmer in the country. She has a model farm of ten acres and makes it support her shiiltiless husband and five children as well as herself. I was quite thrilled over my trip for I was successful in either seeing or hearing from every one of my classmates of Chili 'High School. Marguerite Cox PAGE' 21 S9 45 'Bn s 413 .W l seeth K tb 10351 H , 5 ff-2 QL, 'tc t X ,,.. ,-We gif.. 0 are A 45 Q MN ,555 may K CLASS DOEM The Senior Class is on its Way To reach its goal som-e happy dayg Full to the top with vigor and vim, Always shiny and never dim. We've kept our grades as high as we could, Even though sometimes they were not very goodg We've done our very best, we think, Although sometimes we would almost sink. Now that our school days have come to a close, And someone else will take our place, we supposeg We hope we've left some helpful deed, That some other class may sometime need. To our future we onward go, Much as we hate to do, you know, We'1l be black, we hope, some day To See how our successors are malking their way. A --Alice Engelman fi! B I ,ef t fe 1 PAGE 22 PAGE 23 DNWAIQD SENIOIQS fTune: On Wisconsinj Onward Seniors, forward Seniors, On toward your goal, You have placed it on the heights In it put your soulg Onward Seniors, forward Seniors, You must do your best, For you have a task to finish Before you rest. Onward Seniors, forward Seniors, Give to C. H. S. All ,the glory, all the farne, You may now possessg Onward Seniors, forward Seniors, Soon you'l1 say farewell To your Alma Mater which you Love so well, - Doris Conner C K 0 3 sf? nw '1' coffee- 4, O, an la MQ md ' U W l I SENIDD STATISTICS Total weight ............ Total height ..... Average weight .... Average height .. Most popular The fairest Tallest girl . .. Shortest girl Prettiest eyes . .. Best athlete .... Most modest Best musician .. 'Meekest Maid .... Most intelligent .... Best dresser .... Most likeable .. Most graceful .. Best hearted Happiest boy . . . Oldest boy ...... Hardest worker Curliest hair . .. Best artist .... Most religious Smallest boy ...... Most manly figure Biggest flirt ..... . Biggest hands .... The most quiet .. Biggest loaf-er .... Biggest fiabber Biggest feet .... The b-oss ...... .......... The pest... .. .... Our billby fthe youngestj Heaviest Farthest gone Fas est driver Biggest bluff r Greatest newspaper Easiest going Best housekeeper Sleepiest Greatest lover . . Giggliest Q ulbbornest Longest hair 1 N slmger .. ...... 2974 lbs 202 ft- 1261A lb- .. 5 ft. 5 inches . . . .. Doris Conner Blanche Weishaar , , , , , Eileen Miller . . . . Pauline Fouts Marguerite Cox ,, Galen Eiler . . . . . Esther Bell . ..A.li+ce Engelman Georgie Eikenberry Kathleen Doud . -. Hugh R-obbins Leo Hively . Marguerite Keirn .. Esther Fisher .. . Robert Crippen ,,Rcbert Burns . .. Carrol Zinn . .Dean Hileman - .... Louis King .Rosanna Resler Wendell Clingaman . . . Harold Schrader .. Doris Conner .. . - . .. Esther Bell . Rovbert Burns Wendell Clingaman . .. Robert Crippen , Marguerite Cox .. Kathleen Doud Galen Eiler .. Alice Engelvman , , , , Esther Fisher Pauline Fouts Dean Hilesrnall Leo Hively -Marguerite Keirn , ,,,, Louis King Eileen Miller Rosanna Resler -. .Hugh Roblbins .. Harold Schrader Blanche Weishaar ...... Carrol Zinn Georgie Eikenberry - Hugh Robbins PAGE 24 Q ' . ..... Manhunter ' Q A Hi! 2 i .,r,.u. .l.i.e. A 'V - .. . N - -i ...... .5 la Q ...t ' .. l... .V Q, First Row - Vernice Efckerley, Irma Grace Fisher, Owen Fisher, Marvin Fisher. Second Row - Francis Hileman, Ernest King, Kathryn Long. Third Row - Mary Frances O'Neasl, Robert Philalbaufm, Leah Stone, Annabel Stoner, JUNIDIQ CLASS IHIISTOIQY The Junior Class began its 'career in September, 1984, with an enrollment of twenty memubers. We received the usual welcome by the upper classmen and after a very impressive initiation by the sophomores we felt at home as memfbers of the C. H. S. We have been very unfortunate in losing memlbers as our present en- rollment is now six girls and five boys. Our Sophomore year was rather uneventfulg a party was held at the home of OW-en anfd Irma Grace Fisher's after which we att-ended a theater party at Peru. On May 6, 19.316, we were deeply grieved by the death of Lester Schrader. who had been a ntemlber of our class for sieverasl years. He is not dead, the boy of our affection, But gone unto that school Where he no longer needs our poor protection And Christ him-self doth rule. Moving into our Junior year we found mu-ch more work to accomplish. We held a .Halloween party at the Stoner fa-nm, purchased class rings, and gave a class play entitled Dotty and Daffy. IS-ome of the Juniors were in the cast of the High School play, Cheerio, My Deerio , and the Operetta. -- Kathryn Long PAGE 25 S C s Q wfb Z V9 Q as pf ?? 9 v fff-as p -s , l l X an I 0 ' a lg First row - Thanet Boswell, Lola Buck, Mary Buck, Mary Louise Burns, Victor Burns, Mary Elizafbeth Butt, Kenneth Clingaman, Frances Eikenlberry. Second row - Ruth Eiler, Eldon Fahl, Ross Fisher, Ethel Mae Fouts, Max Keirn. Ruth Kraning, Walter Lines. Third POW 1 Shirley llVl'C'N'Q6'ly, Lyiman .MUYphy, Beflleice Muggelman, Raymgnd R1epp,lMarga.ret Rolbloins, Evelyn Shafer, Jean Weishaar, Jane Weishaar, Georgie Zinn. SUDHUMOIDE CLASS HISTDITY In the fall of 193'5 twenty seven new students entered Chili High School and willingly accepted the name and duties of Freshfmen. They claimed the honor of having the ,largest class in school at that time, and despite the fact that thlree of the class transferred to other schools during the year, they were alble to retain that honor Two palties were held, olle at the ho-me of Kathryn and Dorothy Mang, the oth r at the home of Mary Elizabeth Butt. The next fall they resumed their high school care-er as Sophofm-ores, with an en- rollment of twenty four The class officers are: President fBerneice Musselman Vuce Pr sident Lyman Murrphy Secretary Treasurer - Margaret Rdblbins There are several in the class gifted with musical, artistic, and athletic ability, and it is the hope of their classmates that they will use these gifts to the best advantage Thanet Boswell PAGE 26 5, 'y V ' 1 4' - ffiix, g - ft -T , Ae First row - Howard Brown, Richard Burns, Evelyn Dickerhoff, Helen Duff, Eu- gene Grismore, Jessie Jean Keim, Aaron Kotterman, Emogene Kotterman. Second row - Lewis Landes, Glen Lane, Olive Lines, Walter Lotiz, Mary Lucas, Eddie M-cA1ister, Frank McA1ister. Third row - Junior Mc'Nee1y, Dortha Musselrnan, MariEl1en Personett, Eugene Philabaum, Armond St. Jacques, Thelma Stone, Ruth Williams, Glen Wisler. FIQESHMAN CLASS HISTOIQY President - Emogene Kotterman Vice-President - Glen Wisler Secretary-Treasurer - Ruth Williams On September 3, in the fall -of 193-6, twenty-one boys and girls enrolled as fresh- men in the Chili High School. Since then we have had two new corners, which makes the total enrollment twenty-three at the present tirme. Our 'boys have done splendid work oI1 the basket ball teafm and we are proud of them. T'he girls have been active in athletics also- The year has passed swiftly, and the interesting way in which our teachers have conducted our classes has done much to make it so. We are hoping that all of our years turn out to be as pleasant. - Em-ogene Kotterman PAGE 27 it . 'QA kg? 50 X0 n 91 ge, El , 4 1 ll 9 ...ff QN QQ lg yy GIQAIDES SEVEN AND mehr ' First r-ow - Maralblel Alchey, Doris Lee Aughinfbaugh, Mariel Br-own, Shirley Con- ner, Dallas Eilkelliberry, Milne Leffel, George O'Neal, John Swantner. Second row - Mr. Fouts, Ernest Deeter, Dale Eiler, Herschel Burnsg Merrill Ston- er, Eddie Burns, Ralph Opple. Third row -- Lorraine Opple, Rulby Bern-enderfer, Ivan Kerschller, Wilma Kersch- ner, Clarence Marlburger. QQIQADES FCUIQ FIVE ANDSIX First row Shirley lSwantner. lHa,ro.ld Conn-er Mae Eiler BettylM'ill-er Jaexie Stern Raymond St Jiefiues Wilma Brown Harold M Alister Paul Doud. Second low E il Guyer Geor e Qwantner Loraille Murphy Paul Golden R0 S Third row Hugh Stover Rclbert Fout. lV'erris fee Robert McNe,ley Mr. Winder Helen Lane Betly Buins Charles Dirk. Max Eurns. Richard Muhl is not pre ent in this picture. PAGE 28 d a' 1 . , V N F ' . . Es i l L ' Q , , , so 1' COIIUQF, Wilma Wisler, Mary Jane Grismore, Lewis Conner, John Oswalt. If .I - I ' Q, 1 M , l ' D r D 1 0 l 3 ,, . ' J, I .f . . I Aw , W ,W L x ,fp C, w If EIQADES UNE, TWU. AND THIDEE First row we Louise Brown, Richard Derck, Wayne Dickerhoff, Omer Smith, Doris Alln Merley, Peggy Ann Lauer, Buddie G. Butt. Second row - Ruth Alina Leff-el, Merle Swantner, Helen Derek, Lauraloelle Eiken- berry, Tommy Harger, Dale Crippen, Joseph Brown, Ernest Ballee- Third row - Mary Lou Swarltner, Frances Musselman, Louella Burns, Ann Will- iams, Phil Fordyce, Elmer Jr, Miller, Homer Jr. Line, Miss Fisher. The foll-owing pupils are not 'present in this picture: Joseph O'1Neal and Mar- guerite Fouts. GDAIDE ACTIVITIES The Chili Gra-des have accomplished a number of commendable things during the year. At Christmas Time an Operetta, The Christmas Waif, was given at which sev- eral of the parents were present. Through the efforts of the pupils in the Seventh and Eighth Grades, 108 new books were added to the library this year, Mr. Rife supplied hailf of the money and the pupils sold candy during the fall months to earn their share of the money. This has given the-m an added interest and sense of responsirbility for their library. The library How, we feel, is second to non-e in the county. The Seventh and Eighth Grade Room has regular periods for Physical Education for the boys and girls. The boys had a soft ball team last fall and played several games with other schools, they wo-n two games out 0-f three. 'They also -organized a basket-lball team. Although the boys lacked experience they were not beaten by any schools of the same enrollment, however, Walbash and Peru J.H.lS. each beat them twice. PAGE 29 if ,Fa SL S A 41 W? J R 0 105591, N ing J ee? 1 V L Q af' 1 QF ' ll THE JUY Ol: BEING EDITDIQ Getting out this Annual is no picnic. If we If We If we W6're If we If we print jokes, people say we are sillyg doI1't they say we are too seriousg clip things from other Annuals, too lazy to write them ourselvesg don't, we are stuck on our own stuff: stick close to the jclb all day, We ought to :be out hunting ufp news: lf we do get out and try to hustle, We 'ought to be on the jofb ill the office. If we don't print contributions, We dOU,t appreciate true genius: And if we do print them, The Annual is filled with junk. If we make a change in the other fellow's We are too critical: If we don't, we are asleep. Now, like as not, some guy will say We swiped this from some other magazine. WE DID! SEQ! .X SJW ' X 45 'NN i write up, PAGE 30 X.x g- 45 M fe. k-Q2 J 5. . W vm! f X L 6 :fa 1 55 A51 :QQ I First row - Glen Wisler, Hugh RcH:ibins, Galen Eiler, Harold Schrader. Second row- Richard Burns, Robert Crippven, Walter Lotz. Third row - John Donaldson, Coach, Frank ,McAlisl.er, Max Keirn, Victor Burns. Eddie McAlister, a memlber 'of the baseiball team, is not present in this pictulre. BASEBALL Chili passed through a successful baselball seascn this year, winning three games out of five. The boys displayed great enlhusiam, and skill in every game and came through with flying colors. 'Because of the defeat :by Deedsville in the last game, Chili was eliminated fr-om the County Championship Schedule of Games Sept. 11 Chili 1 Sept. 18 Chili 5 Sept. 25 Chili 8 Oct. 2 Chili 7 Oct. 7 Chili 0 Q. C as u N' , 5 lf Tourney. Macy 12 Deedsville 0 Gilead 0 Mexico 6 Deedsville 1 PAGE 32 First row- Robert Philabaum, Galen Eiler, Walter Lines, Harold Schrader, Walter Lotz. Second row - John Donaldson, Coach, Robert Crippen, Howard Brown, Eugene Grismore, Ernest King. ' Third row - Glen Lane, Lewis Landes, Kenneth Clingaman, Eugene Phila-baum. BASKETBALL The team of 1936-37 started out with a bright looking future. Although the odds were for the most 'part against them, they showed enthusiasm and -good sportsman- ship. Honorary sweaters were awarded to Galen Eiler, Harold Schrader and Robert Crippen. The lower classrnen receiving letters were: Eugene Grismore, Robert Philabaum, Walter Lotz and Walter Lines. Schedule of games Nov. 6 Chili 17 Linlawn 18 Nov. 13 Chili Chlppewa 24 Nov. 18 Chili Mexico 13 Nov. 20 Chili Clay 26 Nov. 27 Chili Bunker Hill 30 Dec. 4 Chili Urbana 24 Dec. 11 Chili Am'boy 14 Dec. 12 Chili Butler 22 Jan. 20 Chili Bunker Hil.l 43 Jan. 27 Chili Mexico 32 Feb. 5 Chili Amboy 17 Feib. 10 Chili Deedsville 40 Feb. 19 Chili Linlawn 43 Feb. 24 Chili Gilead 37 Feib. 26 Chili Macy 61 PAGE 33 1 B U 45 is 1 433, . 3 1 filth Q gin li C da Qi 01' GIIQLS IELEE CLUB First Row - Thanet B-osiwell, Esther Bell, Alice Engellm-an, Margaret Rcfbfbins, Ethel tMae Fouts, Frances Eilkenlberry. Second Row - Evelyn Shafer, Bfllaniche Weishaa-r, Ruth Williams, I-rma Grace Fisher, Emogene Kotterman, Doris mCoI11t4er. Third Row - Mary Frances OlNeal, Evelyn Dickerhoff. Leah Stone, Marguerite Cox, Jean Weishaar, Georgie Eikentberry, Fourth Row - Esther Fisher, Annalbel Stoner, Berneice ,Musselm-an, Mrs. L-omg, Director, Mary Elizalbeth Butt, Ruth Kraining, Vernice Eckerley. Jalle We-isfhaar is not present in this pictufre. BUYS QELEE CLUB 4 Fu t row Lew S Land s Rcsoert Philfbaum Mrs, Lang Director Howard Brown Armand St Jacques l I Seggnd row Harold Schrader Galen Eiler Glen Wisler Owen Fisher L olH1v ly. PAGE 34 9153 52 ,fxr-aw NN - y, 1 , ,e e e at ee, ofa-ev If MIXED CHDIDUS First row - Marguerite Cox, Blanche Weishaar, Vernice Eokerley, Robert Phila- baum, Mrs. Long, Director, Lewis Landes, Doris Conner, Alice Engelman, Georgie Eikenfberry. Second row - Irma Grace Fisher, Esther Bell, Annabel Stoner, Ross Fisher, Leo Hively, Hugh Robbins, Mary Fraulces O'Neal, Kathryn Long. Third row - Harold Schrader, Howard Brown. DEDCHESTDA 45 A ir- if ei A I gh ' First row - Raymond St, Jacques, Maralbel Achey, Evelyn Dickerhoff, Doris Con N29 Q ner. Alice Engelfman, Georgie Eikerrb-erry, Bclbfby Fouts. Secolld row - Frances Elk9l'YbSl.'l 1, Marguerite Cox, Dallas Eikeniberry, Lewis Landes, Eugen-e Philaloaum. Mrs. Long, Director. 'A 0 Third row - Irma Grace Fisher, Mary O'Neal, Kathryn Long, Evelyn Shafer. N Fourth row - Blanch-e Weishiaar, Leah Stone, Annabel Stoller. D PAGE 35 65? if! 5 , W 1 V Fifth row - Armond St. Jacques, Howard Brown. vm v' 'A 2 Q qpg 9- ,QC N0 IAM MUSIC Servant and master am Ig servant of those dead, and master of those living. Thnough 'me spirits immortal speak the message that makes the world weep, and laugh, and Wonder, and worship. I tell the story of love, the st-ory of hate, the story that saves, and the story that dalmuns. I am the incense upon which :prayers float to Heaven. I am the smoke which palls over the field of lbattle where men lie dying with -me on their lips. I am close to the marriage altar, aned when the graves open I stand neanby. I call the wanderer home, I rescue the soul from the depths, I open the lips of lovers, and through me the dead whisper to the living. OI1eI serve as I serve all: and the king I make my slave as easily as I sufbject his slave. I spea-k through the birds of the air, the insects of the field, the crash of waters on rock--rifbibed shores, the sighing of wind in the trees, and I am even heard by the soul that knows me in the clatter of wheels on -city streets. I know no brother, yet all men are my brothersg I alm the father of the best that is in them, and they are fathers of the best that is in meg I am of them, and they are of me. FOR I AIM' THE I1N1S'DRUMIElNT OF GOD. I AM MUSIC PAGE 36 fix gb 'I ,Q rp., y aa , . 41 e- w First row - Leo Hively, Bianche Weishaar, Owen Fisher, Alice Engeiman, Vernice Eckerley, Margaret Robbins, Emogene Kotierrran. Second row - Doris C-onner, Jean Wleishaar, Jane Weis-haar, Marguerite Cox, Thanet Boswell, Galen Eiler, Evelyn Shafer. Third row - Mary E. Butt, Ruth Kraning, Leah Stone, Ir-ma Grace Fisher, Evelyn Dickerhoff, Berneice Mussellman, Frances Eikenlberry. Fourth row - L-ewis Landes, Harold Schrader, Annabel Stoner, Ross Fisher, Mary Frances O'Neal, Georgie Eikenberry, Kabhryn Long, Esther Bell, Esther Fisher, Howaid Brown, Glen Wisler. The following are not present ill this picture: Hugh Robbins, Robert Philabaum, Ethel Mae Fouts. 6Tl'ilf TEA HOUSE Of SINE L0 I f Presented by the G4LEE ODUBS CF 1937 The Operetta, The 'Tea House of 1Sing Lo, was given on iMarch 142, 1937, by the Glee Clubs of Chili High School. The setting cf the operetta was in the garden of the Tea House of Sing Lo, in Shanghai, China. Costumes and scenery were sec- ured to correspond with the settirg and several clever dances added much 'color to the songs. It was well attended and eniioyeed by everyone present. CAST OF CHiARlAiGTlE'RiS Ah Mee- Vernice Eckerley S0 Hi- .. .. Daughters of Sing Lo .. Emogene Kottermall O Lane- Margaret Robbins Sing Lo .... . ........ Proprietor of the T-ea House ...... . ...... Galen Elie? No Fan ,....... ......... C hinesg man-of-all-work ...... ..... H ugh Robbins J, Mortimer Maxwell .... A business man from the states.. ...... Leo Hively Mrs. Maxwell ...... .. ............ His wife ..... ........ B lanche Weishaar Th' da hter ........... .... A lice Engelman June ........................ eir ug Bert lVfciKee ........ A smart young American salesman .,........ Owen Fisher H-on Alexander Aippletree .... The new American Consul .... Robert Philabaum 0 4' I ,vi 'eff fb li sf iv! Dire-ctor - Mrs. Long Pianist -- Doris Conner Q V -, B3 PAGE 37 Q Qi 0 l First Row - Doris Conner, Hugh Rcublbfins, ,Marguerite Cox. Second Row - Eileen Miller, Georgie Eiklenlberry, Pauline F-outs, Margu-erirte Keirn, Esther Bell, Blanche lWei1sh'aar, Third Ro-w - Harold lSchra.der, Rosanna Resler, Esther Fisher, Leo Hively, Miss Hull, Director. Fourth Row - Galen Eiler, Alice Engelman, Rober,t1Criip+pen, Kathleen Dioud, Carrol Zinn. 6'MAI2l2Y IBEFDIDE Ml DN IGHTH Presented by the SENTIOIR GLASS OfF 1937 The Senior Class Play, tMarry Before Midnight, a mystery comedy, was given on Wednesday and Thursday nights, December 2 and 3. It was a pleasing present- ation, and each night there was a good attendance. Due to the large class the girls were douible cast with one group for each night The first girl named in the fol- lowing cast took part On Wednesday night and the second on the last night. OAIST OF Cl-BAIRACTERS Old Jen A half-vbreed Indian Esther Fisher Rosanna Resler Carla Camden An heiress Doris Conner Marguerite Cox Sue Browne Secretary to Judge Pell Marguerite Keirn, Pauline Fouts Ophelia Ricketts The Pells colored I'1'llH1d Kathleen Doud, Alice Engelman Miss Reba Pell Carlas Aunt G or ie Eikenberry, Eileen Miller Rev Elbert Teefbolt A minister Dick Haller The Judges chauffeur Judge Nathan Pell Carlas uncle and guardian Stewart Pell ,His son I ..lCarrol Zinn ,, Hugh Robfbins . . . . . .Galen Eiler Harold Schrader Storm Cloud A phantom Indian chief ...... .,.... ...... ...... . . 1 Leo Hively Mary Wallac The ghost of lStorm Clouds 'wife .. Esther Bell Blanche Weishaar Director - Miss Hull PAGE 38 I A , A- - 1. ' ' ...- ' 'N y, 504 - A ' - y -i C' Bosco Jackson-Jglge m4g1'gg1g-tart' '.'.l. R,0'b9l't Capps Q it i .... ge ,QI i ' i .A ..... ...... ...... ..... ..... . . . . .. 1130 me-T r . r , ,, Ag W A of-saab X l -1,., Harold Schrader, Carrol Zinn, Marguerite Cox, Rcfloert Crippen, Hugh Robfbins, Blanche Weishaar, Kathleen Doud, Ali-ce Engelman, Marguerite Keirn, Galen Eiler. 'STH E DHANTDM l3ELLS Presented by the JVUNIIOR GLAISS OF 1936 The play, The Phantom Bells, a mystery comedy, was presented to a very ap- preciative audience on the night -of :March 20, 1936. This was the first Junior Play, and also the first mystery, ever to be presented at Chili and the attempt proved quite successful. Mrs. Rhodes .... . . . Laura Rhodes . L-ela Sayles . .. Miriam Booth . Harriet Forbes Joseph Kennedy Ned Carruthers Jack Page .... Darrel Carson .. Victor Lavell .. PAGE 39 CAST OF CHARACTERS second wife of Mark Rhodes . Alice Engelman her step--daughter . ....... ...... M arguerite Cox a trained nurse .. a secretary. a maid-of-all-Work ....... . ...... a detective . .. . . . a lawyer ....., . . . .. Laura's fiance ..... . . . . . Laurats cousin . . . ...... .aneighlbor ...... .. Director - Mrs. Swihart H Kathleen Doud Blanche Weishaar 'Marguerite Keirn . . . . Galen Eiler Harold Schrader Carrol Zinn .. Hugh Robbins . Robert Crippen x.,f an l O .95 ,fx K 0 S - Riff? . W .P-ff . 'ix 1 r we x fy 6 me 9 QQ MQ' JUNIUIQ DLAY First row - Vernice Eckerley, Irma Grace Fisher, Leah Stone Second row - Ernest King, Francis Hilelman, Owen Fisher. Third row- Kathryn Long, Robert Philablauwrn, Mary Frances O'Nea1. Fourth row - Mrs, Swihart, Director, Marvin Fisher, Annabel Stoner, Vic- tor Burns. HIGH SCI-IUDL First row Kathryn Long, Evelyn Dickerhoff, Elmogene Kotterman, Thanet Bos- well Margaret Roblbms 0 ff I N mf l ,IQ Second row - Howar-d Bro-wn, Robert Philabaum, Glen Wisler, Lyman Murphy, .5 - , S 4' F, N Galen Eiler Third row Ruth Wllliams, Miss Hull, Director, Leah Stone. PAGE 40 K C rj, .Lyn Q '45 a, 43, Bb 9 2 Q 6.54 Q0 C' we ,Lg W gg, -r fri QW lv .1 x 1 '92 We C Sf Z P' K, 0, hm: ye X 1 1918 Alice Stoner Landes Addie Crippen Easterday Ruth King Marshall Mary Myers Howard 1919 Oren Rodaibaugih Fannie Clark ' May Wilson Ray Bunnel Catherine Alspach Mowrer Mavis West Holland Davi Fouts iari ou Musselman Sylvester Elizabeth Doud Hancock Robert Kraning 11920 Charles Wisler June Bish Merley Vera Harrison Butt Catherine Coulter Hancock 1921 Zoe Ksing ,Myers Ross Flora Joseph F-lora Frank Payne Leroy Bowles Chloe Mohler Ward Kenneth Flora Terry Chatman Josephine Hositeller King Kathryn Norris Flora 1922 l Howard Landesl F Merle Engelman 7 Blanche Powell Bender James Ward Floyd Fouts Qermce Engelman W 1 g Ralph Ward Castle Hosbetler Fred Ellis 6 QQ 'A . la , W' 'Q 1 I h't ! l . it 'J fi! . , 'I Q Mildred Philefbauim Stoner Cr - i I 1 r na M.. . 1 , ' I E A .N , 41 , w G0 I er J 1923 Mary Flora Etha Harrison Haas Wayne Murphy Alice Clark Mildred Fouts Murphy -ildred Wilson Payne ! xv David Musselman ALUMNI .Married Married Married Married Married Single Single Married Married Married Married Married Married Married Single Married Married Married Married Married Married Married Married M arried Married Married Married Married Married Married Married Single Married Married M arrisid Married Married Single Married Married Married Single Married Married Married Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Insurance Teacher Nurse Electricia Housewife Housewife Teacher ? Beauty Opt. Teacher I1 A.t Home Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Farmer Doctor Carp en ter Clerk Housewife Doctor Navy Teacher Housewife Janitor lnsurance Housewife IColle ge Dentist Houfewife Jeweler G ara ge Man Fireman Nurse Housewife Housewife Farmer At Home Housewife Housewife Housewife Chili, Ind. Denver, Ind, Ind'p'l's, Ind. Chiu, Ind. Logansport, Ind. Peru, Ind. Ch-icago, Ill. Beloit, Mich. Macy, Ind. Peru, Ind. Denver, Ind, Hollywood, Calif Ind'p'l's, Ind. Mexico, Ind. Peru, Ind. Akron. Ind. Roann, Ind. Martinsville, Ind Chili, Ind. Denver, Ind, Ind'p'1's, Ind. Peru, Ind. Peru, Ind. Walkefrton, Ind. Hammond, Ind. Calif. Peru, Ind. Denvfer, Ind, Chili, Ind. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Denvfer, Ind, Cincinnati, Ohio Montirello, Ind. Wabash, Ind. Walkerton, Ird. LaGrange, Ind- Peru, Ind. Inid'p'l's. Ind. Colmlbla, Ohio Peru, Ind. Denver, Ind, Peru, Ind. Denver. Ind, P2-ru. Ir-fl. Denver. Ind, FAGE 44 Audney G-randstaff Kn-auff Guy Woolpert Bertha Adamson Goshorn Chester Shaffer Russell Smith Cloyd Leffel Harry Jones Truman Grandstaff. Margaret Ensley Wolpert 1924 Ruth Wisler Boyer Cecil Howard Albert Lawrence Harold Norris JQ3lD2SL.EE2ad Kenneth Kreis-her Marjorie Fouts Norman 1925 Ruth Powell Case Cyrenius Bickle Kathryn Myers Lawrence med Wooiperr Philafbaum Ruth Zimmerman Lucil-9 West Ulery 1926 P-aul Overly Arvil Fisher Lloyd Grandstaif a Ens-ley Gfrandstaff e in Ramsey -exall Lowe yman Re-sler marie Paul Myers ,Merritt Harrison l fjMalbelle Hartzler 'Ramsey J Xi , 'Vestal Berger live Hudson elen Dickerhoff Lowe Hulbert Engellman ,Hazel Butler Shaw EC-asper Boswell I Walter Gerrick f Mildred Cumberland Wilson Z 1927 ' Rosa Crifppen Pinkerton Bertha Mannies Kerschner . Paudne Marfburger Miller Helen Fisher Davis 4 Bernice Lavingood ' alter Myers Lloyd Powell PAGE 45 ALUMNI 0OON'I'INUlEDj Married Housewife ,Married Insurance -Married Housewife Married Tlalctory Marnied Farmer Married 'Drucker Married F-armer Deceased Married Housewife Married Housewife Married Foundry Married 'Clerk Married City Engineer Single ?Horticulltu.rist Single Farmer Married Housewife Married Housewife Married Trucker Married Housewife Married Housewife Single At Home Married Housewife Married Farmer Married Inspecter Married Undertaker Married Housewife Married Milk Route Married Farmer Married 1Factory Married Housewife Married Salesman Married Housewife ? ? Single At Home Married Housewife Single Farmer Married Housewife Married Farmer Married Farmer lVlarried Housewife Married Housewife Married Housewife Married Housewife Married Housewife Singl-e rFactory Married Miller Married At Home Perrysburg, Ind, Peru, Ind. Peru, Ind. Peru, Ind. Denver, Ind, Twelve Mile, Ind. Peru, Ind. Peru, Ind. Onward, Ind, Peru, I-nd. Columlbus. Ind. Peru, Ind. Denver, Ind, Peru, Ind. Lapaz, Ind, Peru, Ind. Roann, Ind. Columbus, Ind. Peru, Ind. Peru, Ind. Peru, Ind. Walbash, Ind. Detroit, Mich. Roann, Ind. Roann, Ind. Roann, Ind. Roann, Ind. Peru, Ind. Chili, Ind. Huntington, Ind. Akron. Ind. Macy, Ind. Denver, Ind, Roann Ind Peru Ind Indpls Ind Peru Ind Akron Ind Gas City Ind Ft Wayne Ind Peru Ind Clay City Ind Marion Ind Chili Ind Peru Ind N R' K9 wif fb 5 U gal - t 169' r fe Macy, Ind. . 3 Saga r i 1 ,,,, Y' f, ,Q xtn , 5, X W4 Floyd Fisher Ernest Miller Howard Musselman William Swovpe Donald Rcdalbaugh Dorothy Engeiman 9218 Walter Lavingood Earl Dawalt Mildred Hartzler Mary Ellen Fouts Milam Euelah King Lamb Eue'ah Wa7kter Whinningham Iawson Alspach Gordon Murphy , Viron Flouts XL Mary Bish Hoover Marci-e Tyner Gladdin Clifford Kraning ' anie Morris Kerlin 1929 A Bqut..MyersXf Gr nfxkeirn Rcfbert Gilfbert Thomas Zinn Raymond Keifm Clpal Gray Josephine Powe Moore iizaibeth Fisher '7nLU,,J i isher Arthur , May R1e'- rtxf' Arlene Kotterman! Dottie Gnandstaff ,M X I ....,,,. Olive Skillman Ne . X E ' Earl Harrison I I ' 'Z ' u ' 5 -yn Keirn Flor-ence Beeler Woods B Margaret Love Fouts Hershel Murphy Clyde Guyer Forrest Long r Max Ea on 1 Paul Bell Lawrenc Butt fmury Engelwman 1931 P T' don Fouts Ga lord Fouts I nard Fisher ,G I XV y -4 'Q df! , rr a S417 Elglb- Wh Fiora Ke' ' I na . ' i A ' ll ,- -A . W L . ALUMNI KCON Maer-ried Married Married M arrield Single Single Married S ingie Single Marrie d Married Married Single Single Single Married Wlarried Single Married .Single Married Married Single Married Single :M arried Single Marrie d Married Single Single Married Single Single 'Married Married Married Single 'lV!aQ'ried Married Married Married M arried Married Single Single M 311-r ie-d TI NUEDJ Fanpgr PBIFU., Ind. ,Farmer Macy, Ind. .Filling Station Hollywood, Calif, Farmer Deinver, Ind. 'Z Chicago, Ill. .Stencgrapher Ft. Wayne, Ind. Farmer Denver, Lnd, Farmer Denver, Ind. ? Macy, Ind. ,Housewife Peru, Lnid. Housewife Pefru, Ind. ' 'Housewife Wabash, Ind. ,Factory Akron. Ind. A.t Home Denver, Ind, 'Douds Orch-ard Deinvier, I-nd. Housewiie Laurel, Delaware Housewife Peru, Ind. Teacher Wanlatah, Ind. Housewife Rgann, Ind, lD0ct0'r Ind'p'l's, Ind. lMgr. of Loc. F933-u, Indk Teacher Pmru, Ind. WBMGT Waibash, Ind. Farmer P-zofu, Ind. At Home Peru, Ind. ,Housewife Pgqjuy Ind, Teacher Pwfu, Ind. Housewife De-nvelr, -Ind, Housewife Pm-u, Ind. Teacher peru, md, At Home Denver, In-d. Housewife Pcoru. Ind. Salesman Ft, Wayne, Ind. Clerk F1-Vu, Ind. Housewife Denver, Ind- Housewife Denver, Ind' Factory Chili, Ind. At Home 'W inver, Ind, Lalbt-rer Denvier, Ind, Decorator Wafbagh, Ind, Factory Walbash, Ind. 'Farmer Denvey, Ind, 'CT-erk Pznru, Ind. Housewife Peru, Ind. .Salesman Peru, Inid. Mechanic De-nvfer, Ind, Farmer LaFountain, Ind. FIGE 46 - fr ALUMNI f1UYW 4 CCONTINUEDJ x Frances I-mhoif Lorraine 'Miller Lawrence Kuhns Margarei Manning Fisher Esther Latte Eathel Walker Mongosa Naomi Eckerly Ruissel Kla-Iimg Earl Wislefr Harlan Burgh Glen Hoover Dorothy Philarbaurn Cole Lucille Dickerhoff Ralph Powell 'Madeline Hively Murphy 932 aff, A a V- i2'5f'- - Rinerffneii Geraldine Boswell Rehard Eloise Engelfman Stanford Lemoine Flora Helen Ruth Fisher Croft Milton R. Grogg Fritz W. Hauss - ' eirn X Calvin Kotteriman ,T Y? , ,l Keturah Leedy ,X Merrill Personetff A R li if Marie Reeele r it Mary Jo Stevenson fi ' na imunerman 933 Louis Smith Josepihirte I-lively Russell Clingaman 1Garnetta Burch Mary Rehard Oscar Keim Edwin Gfrandstzaff Margaret Crippen Smith H-award Ballee David Oclkerman Esther Guy-er Ruth Zook Ruth Fisher Boone Russel Jones petty Kotterwman Ilarvhert Eokerley Blanche Heckaman Laving00d Clifford Zinn 1934 Lermoine Rite F A GE 47 Sing-le 'Married Married Married Single Married Single Single Single Single Single Married Single Single Married f I ' ai Single Married Single Single Married .gle Si le Sin le M ied Single Single Married Single Sing'-e Single Single Sin g-le 'P I v - Single Single Monrried Married Sin gie Fin gle Single Single Married Macrried Single Single Married Single Married Nurse Teacher Filling Station Housewife Waitress Housewife Factory Teacher Farmer Army Philadelphia, Penn, Denver, Ind, Peru, Ind. Farmer 'Housewife At Home At Home Housewife Teacher Housewife Teacher Factory Peru, Ind. California Denver, Ind, Peru, I-nd. Wanatah, Ind. Peru, Ind. 'Z Peru, I-nd. Peru, Ind Peru, Ind Peru, Ind. Chili, Ind. Royal Centre, Ind. Perru, Ind Hobart, Ind. Hammond. Ind. Nurse At Home Air Line Telephone Farmer At Home A.t Home Housewife Nurse Factory Mechanic OP Hair dresser Mechanic '? Teacher Navy Farmer Housewife Farmer At Home At Home Nurse Housewife Farmer Teacher Factory Housewife Farmer Trucfk-er Akron, Ind. Denver, Ind, California Chili, Ind. Peru, Ind. Denver, Ind, Denver, Ind, ? In-d'p'l's. Ind. Peru, Ind. Chili, Ind. Peru, Ind. Bay City, Mich. 9 Akron, Ind. Gneat Lakes Ill. Denver Ind, Disco Ind. Pea u Ind Pefru Ind D nver Ind Indpls Ind Bunker H111 Ind Walbash Ind Peru Ind Denver Ind Denver Ind South Bend n 'K N 1 In X x lag 5 O' UD R, 09 , t , i 6 ., Y' u , 9 we 1 ' A ' 50 1 1,1 , i y, I 34 I N , Denver: Ind. ug he 5 in o . , 1 d. wg, Lf' f 'a-e..QQ.,.f-af x K ,J 1 rxx ,f Xi4 -,X K J' MW U e R MQ' 0 is , Clifton Flora Norman Eisher Ellb-erm Ballee Marguerite lMartindale ary anees ov ns Wilson James Hauss Floretnqe Blish Tiullis Mary Lucile Hileman DeVere Bla'c1k Raymond Rush Lois Oswallt Edith Chopson Lois Clingaman Cli-ck Helen Walters Benedict Garnet Resl-er Black , 19135 , 4, K 15 ,hy in A nes Bernice Cox? W rvi a ours ie' N' Martha Jane Zinn Eileen Gerheart Har-old Baker it ' Lyman Eckerley 5 , i Relba Engeiman 'Martha Jane Click Emma, Aldamson Thrush Paul,R1ife Omer Guyer Ralph Grandstaff Gorden Auinibaugh 19-36 :ft Jiohn Golden Gorden Achey Lois Long Achey thel Musselfman Luther V annies Floyd Opple Raymond Murphy George Fahl Noel Keirn Mary Workings Charles Weishaar T Mary Zook Harley Hedkaman Miriam Stev nson o f, , .. sf ,' H i - Joe Boswe.-l N Qs at 4' V' i n ALUMN I coowrnwnnp Single Single Single Single Married Single Singl-e Single Single Single Single Single Married Married Married Single Married Single Single Single Single Sin gl-e Single Married Sing-le Sin gle Single Single Singl-e Single Masrried M arried Single Single Single Single Single Single Single Single Single Single Single Single Ast Home Agt Home Mechanic Secretary Housewife 'College Factory Factory 'Hatchery Elevator A.t Home F-a-ctory Housewife Housewife Housewife Teacher Housewife 'Housekeeper At Home College At Home 'College Waitress Housewife At Home At Home At Home Dukes Hospital 'C olle ge 'C ollege Farmer Housewife Home Home Home Home Home At At At At At :Mechanic Factory At Home At Home 'College At Home College Denver, Ind Peru, Ind. Denver, Ind, Denver, Ind, Denver, Ind, Irrl'p'l's, Ind. Peru, Ind. Peru, Ind. Denver, Ind, Peru, Ind. Peru, Ind. De-nver, Ind, Denver, Ind. Denver, Ind. Peru, Ind. Pelru, Ind. South Bend, Ind. California Denver, Ind. N. Manchester Peru, Ind. N. Manchester Fulton, Ind. Rochester, Ind Denver, Ind. Denver, Ind. Denver, Ind. Peru, Lnd. Franklin, Ind. Lafayette, Ind Macy, Ind. Macy, Ind. Denver, Ind. Peru, Ind. Denver, Ind. Denver, Ind. Denver, Ind. Chili, Ind. Watbash, Ind. Pveiru, Ind. Peru, Ind- N. Manchester, Texas. 7 Ind. Ind. Ind. N. Manchester, Ind. PAGE 48 JUKES Fran-ces: How many subjects are you carrying, Doris? 'Dorisz Pm carrying one sulbject and dragging the rest. -.Oi 'Marguerite K. Cat almond count- erJ: Who attends to the nuts? Clerk: Be patient, I'll wait on you in a minute. io-1 Bolb C.: How long can a person live without brains? Mr. Carey: How old are you? 1.0, .Mr. Donaldson: Any disease th-at one can catch is a contagious dis- ease? Wendell C.: Is a bawling out a contagious disease? 'Mr. D.: How ridiculous to ask 21 question like that. Wendell: Well, I often catch one. ......0 We have been compelled to write all jokes on tissue paper so the fresliieg might see thru them. O .. Doctor: Let me look at your tongue. 1Mrs. Swihart: It's no use, doc- tor. No tongue could tell how badly I feel. loii Kathleen: lMiss Hull, -may I pull down the shade? The sun is shining in on me. .Miss H.: No, let it alone. The sun is conductive to the ripening of grcej things. ' .tial Mary Frances: How does Mr. Shanibarger expect me to remem- ber these dolies? I can't remember my own, let alone someone else's. .iO .. Visitor in school watching Hugh Robfbins in the assemlbly: Is tha: fellow lazy? wErnie Kintg: L1azy! Say that kid is so lazy he -rides in a Ford in order to save the effort of knocking the ashes off his cigarette. PAGE 49 Ross: What did I get on my Eng- lish test?' .Mr. Donaldson: 'iSeventy-three. Ross: Did I? Honest? tMr. D.: I don't know whether you did honestly or not, but tfhat's what you got. .T-101. Marvin Cin ass-emiblyb: lMay ' sit with Francis and help him? :Miss Huil: What is he doing? Marvin: 'tNothing. 01- Jeweler: Why do you want me to refund your money on this en- gagement ring, didn't it suit? 'Glen W.: The ring suited all righi but I di.dn't. in-.-1 Emogene CLa'tinJ: Is this intro- duction you're talking about in the back of the book? .lp-.- Irma Grace: Don't you think my hair is awful thick? Annabel: 'tWell you must remem- ber it grows on your head. .l.0TT Mr, Landis: Your school report is not so good this month, Lewis. Lewis: 'Can't help it, Dad. The boy who used to work my algebra pmblemg is mad at me and I had to do 'em myself. -107 .Mr. Carey Cafter Ruth had trief' to explain a proposibionlz I am not sure that I understand what you mean. Ruth: I guess I am too deep for you. OT.. Telephone Operator: I have yO party. Deposit 5 cents please Wihat's that Operator: Please deposit your money. Mrs. L.: Liste-n girlie, what I want is a conversation and not fi nancial advice from strangers 161: ei d e - h 0 ur . dl.,- 1Mrs. Long iait pay stationhz T40 sb G Q ef , 5 1 E as I - r- Q, . YI Q W X Best wishes to CHEVROLET SALES Chili High School Denver Bmmch Wabash Valley Trust Co. I and SERVICE . DENVER GARAGE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE ICORPOXRATION F. D. Guinn, Proprietor I I Compliments of . H. C' Keirn Garage G v S'tancla.r'dl Oil 3 Products Cash Buyer Int runes Tires - Batteries , f Accessories - Parts 0 Gas, Oil, Kerosene. Etc. Repair Work Poultry, Eggs, Cream Phone 56 Denver, Ind- Phone 20 -chin, Ind. Phone 40 Denver, Ind Ray B. Harris General Merchandising Phone 5 Chili, Ind. ELVIN R. LONG General Store Harger's Grocery Fresh Meats C. L. Scofield Aufto and Tractor Zenith Radios Repairing Windchargers and Oil -and Gag Accessories Phone 27 Chili, Ind. phone 9 Chili, Ind l 'I CORY ORCHARD SUPP LY CO. E. A- Doud, Mgr. Bean Products Rex Flungicides Service - Quality Denver, Indiana Fruit Trees Tele, Lincoln 7963 - 136 S..Senate 'Cory Indianapolis Akron PAGE SO L. V. D0llCl W, Doud Pure Sweet Cider Apple The Doud Orchards 260 Acres of Apple Trees PNODUCING The King of Fruits Miami Brand Apples Butter Packing Houses 85 Storages Located At 2 miles N. of Chili on State Road 19 and The Porter Orchard on Frances Slocum Trail South of Circus Quarters Phone Chili MYERS Sz SMITH YOUR PAJTRONAGHE Proprietors of APPRIECEAJTIED AT CHILI ROLLER MILLS AILELEN A. VWILLKIIJNISON LBR. CO. Hammer Mill Grinding, Feed Mix- ing, Patent Roller Flour, Shi-pstuiff, Salt, Bran, Corn and Chop. Phone 342 Denver, Ind. J. E. NIEWEKITUK, Mgr. KLI Funeral Service - DENVER - PAGE 51 Bell' ,Standard Service Iso-Vis and Polarine Motor Oils Phone 2014 9th and Benton Peru, Indiana You'l1 Do Better G, W. Littlefield GROCERIES At and MEATS Groceries and Meats Phone 21 Denver, Ifld. VVatson 8: Dawald Roann, Indiana TED BABEIVS Furli iiigre Funeral Director Roann, Indiana Diller's Hatchery and Feed Store lVI2IY6I' Grain c10. State Exchange Bank Baby chicks, Poultry Supplies and Feed, Roann, Indiana Roann, Indiana Roann, Indiana l Miami County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association 'Building Material Petroleum Products Farm Supplies Peru Telephone 359 Peru, Indiana PAGE 52 ' T Compliments of Everybody Enjoys f NETERER'S BREAD o Always Fresh MZYCF Grain C0mPaHV N E TERER'S BA K ER Y Denver Indiana Huntington. Indiana Il I It Farmer's Feed W. L. SHAFER Store Groceries and Meats Poult-ry Feeds and E- Clllipment Denver, Ind- Phone 61 Phone 62 Denver, Ind. I Bill Calloway and Leo See Dealeu' in Allil K.iDdG Of Live Stock. Malcy Phone Slifer's Cafe Powell and Love Compliments A REAL PLACE TO of Eat Groceries andl V SEE 8: SON FAINGY SAANDWEHES Dry Gwds Macy, Indiana Macy. Indiana MACY, IND. FARMERS STATE WEBER'S BANK Mexico, Indfiana Drugs, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Co-rp oi-ation We Your Business Appreciated Phgne PA GE 53 Jewelry, Wall Parper, Paints and Etc. Solicit your bUSiUeSS 56 Roann, Indiana l' l JOHN B- KREUTZER PERU FEED and FARM Diamonds - Wat-ches - Jewelry Gifts For A11 I Schooi Books and School Supplies 11 South 'Broadway Peru, Ind. 20 REDMON'S JELL-JAM Delicious Ampplebutter 'Syracuse and Peru, Indiana EQUIPMENT CO. Safe Way Feeds Allis Chalmers Mfaichinery John Deere Tractors and Farm Equipment W-est Second Sit, Peru, Ind. ' Mexico Elevator Company I Gqrain, Se-reds, Feed, -Coal, Fence, and Fert Qizer Mexico. Indiana Phone 53 Mgr. W. L. KRJAFNNING I 17 .. .. . ,.,se.s., ,,.s.. D A ,.,ss . .. g a. Blue Drug Swfe ,b .,,s, ,, .. Dependable gg. ,, ,, . ' JSe ' f I I W me THE NEW IDEA Outstanding Features of Oonstruwction Result in Peru Indiana Better Work, Lighter Draft Durability and Less ' Upkeep. AGER AND WIISELEY Peru Indiania I G. N. SUMMERS General Insurance Phone 2191 J 420 N. Broadway Peru Indiana WEBB'S EAT SHOP A good place to meet 17 West Main St., Peru, Indiana l !CE E IT'S THE BEST IN TOWN! REES' ICE CREAM Ray Harris' Store Chili - Indiana TElEPHONE 220 18 East Canal St, Peru, Indiana The Camp Publishing Company SCll00l. PHOTOGRAPHERS EXCLUSIVELY YPlSILAlNTI, MICHIGAN ALISON BELL Chevrolet Sales 6: Service 1937 THE COMRIQETE 'CAR COMPLETELY NEW 29 EAST MAIN PERU, INDIANA ' FAGI 55 Volpert Welding Shop Where better Welds are made GENERAL BLACIQSMITHING ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDING 28 West Second Street . Telephone 415 Peru, Indiana r V - l i Compliments Schlosser Bros. of Bowen 8: Potter Cash Buyer of Crearm Roxy Theatre Wall Paper and Office De Laval ,Separ-ators Suppmes FUEL V- FENCE, Mgr' u u I0 South Broadway The Finest In Peru Indiana . Entertainment Peru Ind' Haalck's Garage 'Compliments of General Autcmolblile Repairinlg 24 h-r. Wrecker Johmsoin outiboardl motors Shop Pho-ne 839W Day or Night Peru Indiana I General Tires and Batteries Gulf Gas and Oil Road Service OVERMYE'R'S TIRE 85 SERVICE STAlTION Service Fishback's Shoe Quality Furniture D. H. RASSN ER IND. 106 S, Bdwy -Peru SA VE SAFEL Y FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN of Peru Pi-one sas 318 E. Main st. Famer Mm and .Broadway All accounts znsured Peru, Indiana up to - - - -W - -TJ PAGE 56 To The Seniors: Congratulations on the Managing and Editing of such a splendid Yearbook. VVe have enjoyed working with you. Nlay you be as successful in life's every undertak- ing. To The Juniors: Next year you will be expected to carry on the precedents established by previous graduating classes. Good printing and designs can help you achieve a reputation for cleverness. We hope we may have the pleasure of Working with you on your class play programs, tickets, and annual. THE AKRON NEWS A W eekiy Newspaper Commercial Printers PAGE 57 Compliments of R. H. Monger. Representing The D. H. Goble Printing Company Greenfield, Indiana Paint For Every Surface Glass For Every Purpose PEPU GLASS AND PAINT CO. 69 N. Broadway Phone 339 Compliments of D. M. WHITCOMB School Supplies Akron Indiana THE SANITARY MILK And ICE CREAM CO. PERU Dependable Rnce 1910 AUKERMAN Bnols. J HATCHERIY, INC- 'Baby Chicks, Purina and A.B.C- Fe-eds, Jamvesway Poultry Equip- ment, Remedies and Supplies. This ls our 18th year of hatching Qual- ity Baby Chicks. Our hatchery is large enough to supply your needs. Our organization is small enough to appreciate your business and give You our personal att-erltion. l K IG ER 6: CD. School Supplies SL Equipment . Indianapolis, Indiana Dave Laycock, Peru Local Representative 7 JA L . PAGE 58 Compliments of Omer Holman Peru Republican Peru Indiana TEMPLE'S -Ladies Apparel! Dresses - Coats - Lingerie -Formals- PERUES GREATEST Hosiery Values 5 So. Broadway Peru GODDESS OF TIME 81 AMERICAN CLIPTPER Bulova Watches Exclusive Deallers of BULO VA WA TCHES Miami County C. N. HETZNER JEWELRY STORE P Indiana WAYSIDE FRUIT FARMS QUALITY AT THE RIGHT PRICE R, P. KRANNING, mgr. PAGE 5.9 Wm. G. Miller Say It With Flowers W. Third Plhone Indiana When In Peru Eat alt the Main Cafe Peru's best eating place 1 -l l Z r, Men and BOYS' 1 Complimenfts of Wearing Apparel Greensrfelder Bros. 313-315 Market Street Peru Food 8: Russo Stores 62 No. Broadway 8: Chas. C. Means High Grade Cloth- ing at Popular Prices Logansport 74 SO. Broadway 71 SO, Bdwy, Peru, Ind. William M. Jones Hardware Compliments , of Eikenberry Peru Kro er's Grocer Shell Gas St-ation g Y . Stores Better Merchandise at State Road 31 asaneii-es, ous, Gas, Nmth and South Coaloil, and candies Lowest Cost Broadway Clingaman Radio N BELL MUSIC Co. Shop J' Cf Pe1mY C0-Q Band 8: Orchestra Radios Inc- ' Radio Repairing ' - Electric Ranges QU-tflttmgi the Instruments Rvefnigeraitors Entire Famlly Washers P-an Gasoline Washers AT BRHCES YOU CYAN I OS Willdlchargers 1 .NFFORD TO PAY 210 W. 3'rd. phone 242 Peru Ind. Compliments JERRY BEEBE Charter 8z Brown of the FINE SHOES DENVER Hardware TRIBUNE 57 No. Broadway Your communilty 1 . In . newspaper Peru Ind I Peru d l i PAGE 60 LLOYD ORANDSTAFF FUNERAL DIRECTOR FURNITURE Thoughtful Care and Dignity Characterize Our Service Phone 59 ROANN, INDIANA I 1 1 ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE NEWEST FASHIONS FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN Senger's - The Store That Has Given You Superlative Values For Thirty One Years, Where You Are Assured Of Quality And Economy! Senger Dry Goods Co. Inc. Peru Indiana Standard Oil Company Roann, Indiana Quality and Service L. R, Miller - Agent Phone 54 1 r Y fi l l Z l PAGE 61 Compliments of HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES, INC. HUNTINGTON, INDIANA Manufacturers of floor maintenance and sanitation supplies. compnmems Lake City Candy Compliments of Co. Inc. of Maiben's Laundry Dyers and Cleaners Macy City Bank Gordon Tombaugh Logarwport, Indiana Established 1908 Salesman 1 - Whi0LeSIa1e ' 1 Candy, Gum, Cigars, . Hamburger Inn Compliments Torbacc-o, Paper Bags 8: of Soup, 1Sand:wic'hes, Goff- SUDPHGS- 7 fee, 85 Pop Butlers Shoe Repair Shop 73 North Broadway Warsaw, Indiana 14 E. 5th st. Peru, Ind. The Keim Oil Company Roann, Indiana Tidol 8: Veedol Gas and Oils Wil'ber Nicely, Truck Driver Phone 77 Roann, Indiana - PAGE 62 G63 AUTDGIQAIDHS House of Harter Factory Representatives and J0'bbers Sporting Goods GOSHEN, INDIANA i 'A If e N 4,3 0 AUTDIEIQADHS 512 Q 2 5? Qi Q ff nn..-m.-1 5 I 154. 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