Chillicothe High School - Cresset Yearbook (Chillicothe, MO)
- Class of 1937
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SCOTT is held and the prominence of his activities in the CHILLICOTHE HIGH SCHOOL, we dedicate this volume of the 1937 CRESSET TO .... SCOTTIE. CONTENTS I. . Seheel II. . Activities III. . Features IV. . Advertising WNNNNNNNNH!HHNNNN1IIlIIII!IIlIIIlIINIIN1IIIIII1HIH1IIIIIIINlllIIIIIIIIII'IIiIlIIlH IllllHHHlHlllHHIHH!NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNMNMNNNNNNNNHWNW1HINiIIIIIIIlIIIiHIHIIHIHIIIIIHIIHIIIHHHHNNNHHHllNHINIIHHIIHIWIWN ,... 255-ke Q 0 .522-3:51 f ,Q-3 ,, 'iQ ' .1-,, 5 .-' ' fi 3 ffl- ' e,. I f 5 E H U L A JOSEPH D. STEWART President REUBEN R. BARNEY FRANK C, MCCALMONT' Vice-President 0 f Secretary EDUCATION CLARENCE M. GRACE ALLEN MUORE ROY F. CHASE Treasurer A Page 5 H. R. MCCALL Superintendent To our superintendent We extenci our thanks and appreciation for his never-ceasing efforts to promote our education. Page 6 GILES TI-IEILMANN Principal Mr. Theihnnnn is always interested and willing to cooperate with the School in any worthwhile undertaking the students suggest. i FAEULTY MABELL CRANMER NANCY CHAPMAN RUTH LINVILLE JOSEPHINEIL NORVILLE GRACE ALLEN BOEHIEIER Social Science Sociology English Engiishwfw English ll Geography Economics Social Science Spanish EUQHSI1 UI English I IVLARY FULLERTON KATE JOHNSON VIOLA ANDERSON BLANCHE SAVVYER S. T. DOWELL Arithmetic History II Mathematics Penmanship Public Speaking Algebra History III English Music Hygiene Geometry i Page 7 MARIAN BOEHNER Secretary R, J. HUCKSTEP Bancl Orcllestra Glee Club Drum Corps F EULTY MARY LUCY HAFFORD PAUL K. SCOTT Latin I and ll Literature Spelling HONOR ISRAEL Art Boolclceeping Physical Eclucation Track Football Basketball ED. RALSTON Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing JOHN A. VVISDOM General ancl Vocational Agriculture Page S ELEANOR WRIGHT Librarian ALICE LAWLER Typing Slnortlmancl MARIE MILLER Biology General Science Chemistry LETA MAHARG Vocational Home Economics S E N I U Pl 5 Page IO ELTON RICKERSON ARLENE HARPER MARYANNE RENSCH President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Enthusiastic Graceful CllHIHliDg and and ancl helpful beautiful gay JOE ARCHER MARY E. BAlLEY JOHN BANKS LABELLE BARNES Silent Pleasing Stuclious Sincere and ancl ancl and clependalale efficient cooperative full of enjoyment HELEN BARNI-IART GEORGE BARRY JANICE BEEVER CHARLES BLANCHARD Clieery Handsome Bloncl A lceen and and and and active lmriglit lilcnlnle charming sportsman CLARENCE BOEHNER DOROTHY BOEHNER LOUISE BONDERER FRANCES BOUCHER Quiet Sunshine Sunny lxair Modest ancl ancl and End composecl simplicity disposition sliy MARGARET BRADY BRYAN CAMPBELL HAZEL CASE CAROLYN CHANEY Gentle Good-looking Gentle Witty and and and and true aclmiralule unassuming genial HELEN CHASE MARY COLLINS MARJORIE CRANMER WARREN CULLING Jolly Corclial Jovial Faithful and and and and eager lcincl lovely diligent JANI DAVIS MARY DAVIS HOWARD DOWELL LUCILLE DUNSER Pep Calm Energetic Happy and ancl ancl and scl1ool spirit unrulflecl lnusiness-like carefree Page 1 I CURTIS FAY Outspoken and convincing COVAL. GANN SterIing and worthy SHIRLEY HAIVIBLIN Sweet and conservative LLOYD JONES IncIustrious and serious SUE LINDSEY CI1ic and tIeIigI1tfuI CLEONA IVICCUVVN Composed and cooI-I1eacIecI VINCENT MOORE Keen and confident RICHARD FIELD LoyaI and unseIIisI1 PAULINE GILKISON J oyfuI and successIuI BILL HOYT ImmacuIate and wI1oIeson1e BERNARD KLEIN PopuIar ancI interesting LEONARD LOVVE I Invigorating and goocI naturc-:CI CORA IVICKERLIE Courteous and cIepen rIaIxIe ESTHER IVIORAINE Captivating and PQPPY MAX FORDYCE Perservering and crecIitaI:mIe NILE GILLESPIE CIfleerfuI and IriencIIy LET A JACOBS NaturaI and agreeaIaIe MARIE KLEIN SparIcIing eyes and sweet temper BETTY IVIAYO CI ever and attractive HELEN IVIEEK DeIectaIoIe ancI pIacicI BILLY IVIUMPONVER ContempIative and WiIIing Page IQ DICK GALE AtI1Ietic and pleasing personaI1ty KENNETH HAAS Annbitious and trustworthy BETTY JACOBSEN Petite and pretty GENE LAIVIB Winsonme and bright FRANCES IVICCARTI-IY AgIECDlDIC and tactIuI IVIARY L. IVIERRIIVIAN Steadfast ancI capaI3Ie JACK IVIURCHISON Sympathetic and cIeterminecI S E N I 3 . U ' P1 S Y Page 13 1 x I HELEN LEE MURRY MAXINE NEWMAN Desirous and peacefuI ROBERT NOTHNAGEL Proficient ancI steady C. PENNINGTON Poetic and IoyaI BARBARA RHOADES Merry and IIHI'-'PY IMO SLOAN I'IonesI and viriuous JUANITA BAIRD GERALDINE NICHOLS Fashionable Brilliant ancI and sedate IuII of fun JAY ORMSBY IRIS PAGE I..iveIy Collegiate and and competent IovaIJIe MARTHA PHILP ALICE RANDALL Prelty TruiI1fuI and and pIeasing InriIIiant LLOYD SAUNDERS PAUL SI-IATFO IcIeaIistic SensiIJIe and and earnesl weII-I7recI HELEN LEE SMITH LUCILLE SMITH ComeIy GeniaI ancI and corcIiaI comforting RAYMOND TINSLEY OTTO WOOLSEY TI1riIIing AmiaI:JIe and and amusing poIite Seniors whose pictures cIo not appear: RICHARD CAMPBELL EVELYN KARST JAMES BEESON EMMA DeWl'I'l' CLYDE RINEHART DOROTHY BOULWARE WILMA GIBSON JANE ROBERTS IRIS BURNER LONNIE HERR EULETI-IA SMITH Page I4 F. NOTHNAGEL Witty Bhd wise BYRON PATEK Strong and manIy BEI I I RENO Fascinating and aIert VERLEE SIMPSON Independent and impressive CO-BETH SMITHPETER Winning and salisfying SHERMAN SMITH BEATRICE SNARE BETTY SOLOMON TOM SPROUSE S E N I U A H S . Page 15 Lg, SEI-IUUL SUNG I often think of thee, Dear C. H. S. VVhen I am att alone and far away. Ht sing the old refrain, Dear C. H. S. For it recalls to me the bygone daysg It takes me back again to thy halts fair Where suntight's gotcten rays Beam everywhere, My childhood joys again come hack to me. Thy sweeping lawns in fancy, too, I seeg It was o'er them the shadows dreams clict bring And to that memory my heart will cling, l,m never sad and tone white on my way As long as I can sing of this bright clay. Though years may pass and go, Dear C. H. S. And though our hearts are young, our heacts be gray, Yet still we'tt cling to thee, Dear C. H. S. 1 And dear otcl memories forever stay. The greatness of a tesson full of truth That built great dreams for our high hearts of youth Of att that life can give, that song is best, We had from thee our hearts so long impressectg Anal when at tast our feet have reached the height, Where shines- the glorious gleam of truth and tight, Then hack to thee again we'tt turn and press A blessing on thy altar, C. H. S. Page 16 J U N I U H 5 Page 18 FRED SCHAFFER CHARLES ARTHAUD EDITH DAILEY President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer They call him Sonny His name is Chuck, Her sisters caII her Edie Mayhe Iaecause he's funny. He hunts for duck. Do you think she IooIcs seedy? GLEN ACREE .IULIAN ACREE Away from the teacher's scoIcIing IooIcs, Weather cIoudy. stormy, fair'-1 GIen's gone home with all his hooks. JuIian's heIpfuI everywhere. BILL ADAMS EMILY ANDERSON When they call him Tub He shouts for a cIuIJ. LOUISE ARCHER . Louise. our friendship has won. She has a smiIe for everyone. HELEN AUTENRIETH Autenrieth is very wise. She has such nice expressive eyes. RUTH BARNETT A IiIcaI3Ie person. Barney Barnett, A truer friend, youlve never found yet. DORIS LEE BATTA We might caII her battery To rhyme with fIattery. JEVVELL BETHEL Sisters and hrothers has he some. But ihat's no excuse for his Iaeing dumh. BETTY BROADDUS Her grandma caIIs her LittIe Betty TI1Bt,S as good as Sue and I..etty. MARY IVIAUD BROWN 'tIVIaudie is so taII, She over-IooIcs all. NAOIVII BURTON Hush. everyone. can't you see Omie's studying her history. ROBERT CIES Caesar came, he saw, He conqueredI what?I MAGILLE COUCH IVIagiIIe doesn't act so prissy When someone caIIs him Sissy. Femie is so smart. QNOW cIon't take that to heart., DONALD ASHBY HCuddIes has such pretty hair. It must take worIds and worIcIs of care VOLNEY BAGLEY VoIney BagIey, teII us why You always act so very shy. LAURICE BARR They caII him a pest For he's never at rest. IVIARJORIE BAYERS Had we time, we'd enIarge On the virtues of Marj. MARY KATHRYN BOUCHER Often seen. seIc.Iom heard. Won't you Iet her say a word? DONALD BROWN Silence and seriousness. not in his Iine. Little Donnie must have a good time. ELTON BURNER His nickname is TwiggsH But I IiIce Jiggs. GEORGIA CATLIN She Ioves the Iuoys with all her heart. And as for fIirting, CharIey 'II do her part LARRY COPELAND Now who can hope With Larry to Cope? IVIAYNARD COUCH Cheer up, HCouchieI Don't you cry. You'II grow up Ioy and IvyI Page 19 CATHERINE COX JUANITA COX VVe'II say Katy isn't Iazy. uNitos wiII's so strong Wilo can say she isn't crazy? She'II never get the gong. NORMA DOVVELL MARY LOUISE DUPY Don't cali her Shorty at all Dippy is aiways happy, Because she is growing tall. She IooIcs just Iiice her pappy. ELLIS DURFEE MARY EMILY ELLIOTT When there is to he a spree, Young man's fancy. young Iady's whims,-1 Just watch out for Eiiis Durfee. Giggies anci Mimi are gooci synonyms. WOODROW EWEN JUNE FANNING VVoocIy is his name. HFanny is aiways seen with It cioesn't give him fame. A fellow hy the name of Smith. MARTHA LOU FISHER JESSIE FRAZIER That Iittie Fisher girI, uLuIu To Jeff, the WorIcI wouid he a Ioore, Can ciance the true Hhuiu-huIu. But for a goocI time on the dance Iioor. MAURINE FRYER GLENN ARVA GAUNCE Maurine has no nickname Cmosien is so funny But we Iike her just the same. Cause she runs just IiIce a Isunny. WENDELL GRAHAM VIVA HAMILTON Graham's good natured, fso they say, uVeeva's vigor. vitality, and vim If one Iet's him have his way. Keeps her form and figure slim. SAM HARRIS JAMES I-IAYS Sr-xmmy's aiways reariy to recite Windy taIIcs anci taiks. But his answer's seiciom right. fAl sense, he aiways balksj ETHEL HICKLIN OMER HILL A mociest girI is RecI Omer's so quiet With serious thoughts in her heaci. I'Ie'II start no riot. DOROTHY HOGG MARY FRANCES JACOBS Piggy Iiices romance, Toots is a friencliy Iass Together with a ciance. Ancl the giggiiest in her ciass. RITCHIE JOHNSTON MARJORIE JONES Joking ancI Iaughing, cheerfui and gay, Jonesy has Iots of fun'-' Ritchie makes others feel the same way. Laughing and teasing from sun to sun PAUL KISSICK KARL KRAUSE PauIie Kissicic comes to school HKrausie is Ioved Icy all the girIs Every clay. to Ieam the mIe. On account of those cute Iittie curis. CHARLES LAWHON DOROTHY LAY Charley is reaIIy nice. From Sampsei, all of the way, II 116.5 not tossing dice. Comes this cheery miss, Dottie Lou Lay BOB MAHR MARIE MANN With his Iesson, Boh cIoesn't Iahor, Rest assured that wee Made Mann So he whispers to his neighbor. VViII rio her task as Inest she can. Page 20 J U l N 1 I U H n S Page 21 CHARLES MCCREARY HELEN MCDONALD HOWARD MILLER' You will find that Charley They call her Mac We call him Howard Is ever ready to parley. But her eyes arenlt black. But he's certainly no coward. RICHARD MILLER EUGENIA MINNIS Let's call him Mort, In C. H. S. this is HGin'sH first year, Hels such a good sport. We feel as though she belongs right here. JAMES MOLING MARY MOORE ANNA BELLE MURRY On the gridiron, court, or track'-1 Here's another Chillette Murry's little thut she's wisel Where's the man who holds On whose pep you can het. She's a'terror for her size. Bruiser hack? MARIE NEWELL LOWELL OWEN HStinky looks just like a rail It you desire to remain alive From fearing that she may fail. Don't go with nCotton', for a drive. RICHARD RHINEHART VIRGINIA ROSE RITA SAALE We know that Richard Rhinehart Ring on uRosie,sH finger They call her HSkeeter Is always willing to do his part. How long will it linger? Would you like to meet her? DANIEL SELDERS WENDELL SHANNON Although we know it isn't wise, Will Wendy Shannon and his We're jealous of Danny's Inlue hand eyes. E'er he known throughout the land? JEAN SHIFLET ALICE SLOAN ELLIOTT SMITH Oh, clear children canyt you see Dressed in Ialue, dressed in hrown, Call him Mr. instead 0tmSmittyn 'Shittlessv' has no memoryl Alice Sloan comes to town. For he thinks he's very Witty. ANNA JEAN SPURLOCK GRACE ASTEVENSON To talk is BuIJhle's greatest Gracehy is sweet, joy- Courteous and discreet. Especially to a C.B.C. Iaoy. CLARK SUMMERS SAM SUMMERVILLE HARRY TAFF Tarzan likes to draw a cartoon HSammie, with good grace Henk has red hair Ar a time not opportune. Smiles and smiles all over his lace. Ohl Girls, take care. MARY ELLEN TAYLOR EARL THOMAS Some like lard, Short in stature, long in speech But we prefer UCrisc0.H And as for long stories. you canlt Earl reach. MARION THOMPSON FRANK' VENNEMAN GENEVA WALKER We'd walk a mile. Everyhody sits tight Genny's talk is more rare than To see Marion smile. When he comes out to fight. her smile, But when she speaks, she says something worth while. LAVINA WALKER RALPH VVALKER A uhomeru right from the hat, Ralph never ,talks just to make ' Cvive to Vinie, three cheers for his jaw perform that. Keeps his mouth shut and his tonsils warm. HELEN WARE LOIS NVATTS WILMA WILKERSON Helen is a joy to meet, You may call her Frankie WiIlie's a natural, WiIlie's,' Because she is so very sweet. But she isn,l the least cranky. a pearl-1 She'sl one of Chilli's all around g'r s. CARL DALE woons HELEN ZEMBA I A popular chap is Hoot-Eye. This junior has a domestic tum, Everyone knows just why. She's much at home with the broom and churn. Page 22 J 1 U N I U R S . Page 23 i SITII siyl' N SEPTEMBER 8, good old Chilli High opened for another school year. We didnlt waste any time getting to worlc on the Cresset, starting on the 10th. Lo, and heholdl school was dismissed hecause of the heat foh yea, the teachers had planned a picnic., The new teachers were formally introduced to the student lnody on our first assemhly, the 15th. The next day the Pulolic Spealcing Class had a picnic and a dance afterwards, and Mr. Theilmann danced for the first time in years. On the Qsrh we had our first assemhly and foothall game, losing to Carrollton, I9-0. Another assemhly and game Qctoloer l. l'lurrahl we were victorious over Cameron, 21-6. The seniors held their annual class party the next day. Another assemloly on the 9th with Bert Taylor from St. Louis spealcing on Fire Prevention. Another game and another 26-7 victory over Milan. Cn the 23rd the footloall lnoys left at 8:00, in the morning, for Maryville. fThey must not have heen used to getting up so early, loecause they lost., On the 30th, the Missouri University Band played. Boy, oh hoyl did all the girls' hearts flutter when they saw that marvelous h a t o n twirler. fMarvel- ousl did we say- well, just a national champion., Novemher 5 will l o n g he remem- hered loy many as one of the most thrilling d ays in PPE ED their school life. ln the afternoon, the stu- dent loody was dismissed and with hanners streaming and colors gleaming they marched through town. The hand did its stuff hy playing peppy marches. The reason was this. We had to heat, in order to win the Confer- ence Championship and the much-desired gold footlaalls. Critics said we didnlt have a chance hut We showed ,em. The largest crowd of the season saw Chillicothe defeat Marceline 13 to 6ll On the llth, we met our friendly rivals, Trenton for the deciding game of the Con- ference. lt loolced lilce a cinch. Marceline had heaten Trenton tsomething terrilalej and we had heaten Marceline. Well, to start the day off, we got our grade cards. We all qualced home at noon, with our grade cards, hut they were soon forgotten in o u r rush to get to Tren- ton. An' that ain't all -1 Gale was siclc and Moling wasnlt feeling so hot -1 an' we lost the game 7 to 6. That made Chillicothe and Marceline tie for the Conference Championship. On the 20th, the juniors put on an assemloly and that night at 8:00 the curtain raised on Hl'lere Comes Charlie. The juniors felt very puffed up the next day loecause the play had heen unusually successful. The freshmen put on the Thanksgiving assemhly with Reverend Rudolph as spealcer. Gur Thanlcsgiving vacation started the 26th and lasted for two days. After our Thanlcsgiving vacation we got laaclc into the swing of school. The first event in Decemloer was the loanquet for the lootloall team at which the gold footloall the looys received as Co-Champions in the con- ference was presented to the school. Later fcontinueul on Page 32, Page 24 S PHUMUHE5 HOBBIES AND THEIR RIDERS ' ' Row 1 : Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: SUP RONALD SOIVIERVILLE, President, Making eyes at girIs: JOE SHY. Vice-President, Chewing on a toothpick: MARTHA MOORE, Secretary-Treasurer, Looking angeIic. CHARLES ADAMS, BIeacI1ing his Iiairz NANCY .IO ANDERSON, RoIIing I1er curIs: IVIILDRED ASHIVIAN, Studying bookkeeping: ROBERT BABB, IVIiIIcing cows: IVIAYFRED BAILEY, Making good grades: R. LEE BARKER. Being quiet: JEAN BOEHNER, Asking questions. JACKSON BOWLES, Reading: CHRIS BUTTERFIELD, Demanding repetitions of expIanations: BEN BYRD, Getting a IoIacIc-eye: ALLENE CARAWAY, Eating candy: DORIS CARLTON, Writing poetry: BUDDY CHAPMAN, Getting in a fight: .IO ANN CHENEY. Vamping boys. JUNE CHERRY, Enjoying I1erseIfg ERCEI.. COBURN. I..ooIcing I:xorecI: ROBERT COLLINS, Work- ing hard: LOIS COLTON, ComI3ing tier Ilair: HOWARD COX, TaIIcing IJaIJy talk: MARTHA ANN DAVIS, Laughing at Imer own jokes: DORIS DRAPER, TaIIcing to herself. MARY DUNSER, Wearing hair ribbons: BILLIE FRANKLIN, Disturbing teachers: CATHRYN FRANKLIN, Daycireamingg FRANK FRAZIER, Being embarrassed: FRANCES GILLESPIE, Saving pen- nies: MARY PORTER GILLIAIVI, Riding a IoicycIe: LEAH GOBEN, Trying to Ice popuIar. HUMUHES I Row l Row 2: Row 3 Row 4 Row 5: SUPI-IU IUHE5 HELEN ANNE GRACE, Chewing gum: WARREN GRACE. Making monicey faces: GENE HAIVIA- KER, Piaying I1asItetIJaII: HELEN HARREL, Looking for a Iiancisome Iooy: CLIFFORD HARRISON, Being a pest: CARL HILL, BIusI1ing, IVIARIAN HOSIVIAN, Living in tile country. ALLEN HOYT, Trying to Ive funny: ROGER HOYT, Looking dangerous: PEGGY HUCKSTEP, PIaying time first vioiin: ROSEIVIARY HUNT, Attracting attention: DONALD ISRAEL, Taking tests: BILLY JONES, Coiiecting marIoIes: ROBERT JORDAN, Pushing in crowds. MARGARET KIRTLEY. Writing notes, VVILIVIA KLEIN. Creating a riot: FAY LEACH, Rooting for a team: ANNE LINDSEY, Having a date: JR. LIONBERGER, Driving a car: CLAUDE MARTIN, Piaying IoasIcetI3aII: BOB NICCALIVIONT, Swimming. VIRGINIA IVICCARTHY. Talking to the Iooys: STANLEY NIEADOR, Playing a piano: IVIILDRED MER- RILL. Having iun: MILTON IVIOORE., IcIIing Iiis time: BEULAH IVIOUL, Powciering Iier nose: REIVIA IVIURCHISON, Being neat: CHARLOTTE IVIURRELL, PIaying in the band. RAY NICOL, Acting ciigniiieci: RAYMOND ODOIVI, Starting an argument: NORVILLE PASCHAL, Sieeping in cIass: SHERIWOOD PATEK, Acting serious: LENORA PAUL, Cooking: ROBERT PEERY, Going to time picture siiow. Page 27 I Row 1: INEZ MAE PEET, Humming: FRED PETERS. Being a gentIeman: LOWELL PHILLIPS, Being a Itmoy scout: MARY ELLEN PREVVITT, Looking demure: IVIADELINE ROBERTS, Turning somersaultsz RENA MAE ROSE, Knitting: VIRGINIA SALLEE. Looking cynicaI. Row2: LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER. Doing nothing: PATRICIA SCHUIT, Singing tile Iatest song: MELVIN SEISER. Piaying tI1e comet: WAYNE SEXTON, Being poIite: HELEN STEWART, Looking innocent: MARY SYIVIIVIONDS, GiggIing: PAUL TAYLOR, Being unointrusive. Row 3: CLAUDE TRAMMELL, Grinning: MARY LYNN VAN NATTA, Heiping others: BILLY VORBECK. Being romantic: BETTY JEAN VVAGY, Inventing fish stories: BUEL WALKER, Looking giumz ALFRED VVILLIAIVIS, Tormenting people: PEARL WILLIAMS, Being sweet. Row 4: CLARENCE WILSON, Dodging work: HELEN WINGO, Wearing bouts: FORREST YOUNG, Being SUPHU URES Page 28 FHESHMEN Row 1: Helen Ann Skinner, President: Junior Darr, Vice-Presidentg Walter Luclusinger, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: Charles Alexander. Leland Allen, Marilyn Anclerson, Arlene Anclrews, Ricllarcl Artliaud, Elrlon Atkins, Leroy Belslwe. Row 3: Artlmur Bloss, Virgil Bowe, Pauline Bowen. Victor Bradford, Jesse Brouliarcl, Frances L. Brown. Richard Butler. Row 4: Doris Jane Chandler, Fern Clark, Geneva Coburn, Ruth Cook, Lois Cooney, Marjorie Coult. Howard Draper. Row 5: Bucl Dupy, Dorotliy Elliott, Richard Epperson, James Fish, Gary Forclyce, Roberta France, Huloert Franklin. Row 6: Dean Gaunce, Rayrnoncl Hall, Doris Holm, Dorothy Holmes, Dale Hoocl, Norma Howsman, Francis Huey. Page 30 ' Row 1: Nlarian Hulcllerson, Dale lnman, Jolin Jones, Gaylen Kenyan, Betty Jean Kincaicl. James Kittrecige, Cecelia Klein. Row 2: Jeanne Lowe, Marjorie Jn Lowe, Kathleen Lyman, Barbara May, Martha Mayo. Thelma lVlcGinity, J. VV. iVlci.allen. Row 3: Elten lVlcNally, Verne McNeil, Anne Nleinersliagen, Betty Jane Moui, David Mumpower, Martlla Murphy, Robert Murplry. Row 4: Garlancl Newton, lvlilcirecl Newton, Jean Nichols, lvlary Paramore, Mil- cireci Pepper, Harvey Perley, Jackson Place. Row 5: Robert Riclcerson, Earline Rose, Riclrarcl Rose, Eciwarci Saaie, Ruby Simpson, Frank Smith, Carolyn Somerville. Row 6: Glen Sparks, Billy Tiromas, Ollie Tirompson, Maxine Troeger, Mildred Uilrmaclier, Bill Wagner, Victor Walker. Row 7: Madeline VV:-rlz, Joyce Vvatliins, Mary Lynn Vvay, Maynard Wiselraupt, Joe Zweilel. FHESHMEN A5 IT H PPE EU fcontinuecl from Page 241 all returned to school where they were guests at a r dance given loy the A Chillettesand 1 , Cheerleaders. We placed four lt men on the first conference t e a m , I one of them was Gale as co-captain, and two men on the second te a m. The next clay the Spanish Clulo had a party fmore partieslf It also served as initiation for the first-year memhers. On Decemloer 15th there was an assemloiy and a hasketloall victory over Mooresville. Vve had another game and assemhiy the 22nd. Chilli loeat Brookfield 26-12. 1How're we doin'?T December 23 the Drama Cluh and Puhlic Speaking Class put on the Christmas Assemhly. Hallelujahl Christmas vacationl We were dismissed until January 4, 1937. The Puhlic Speaking class put on the assembly for the Marceline game. Gosh, we Won again, 21-5T The next assemhly was put on loy the Commercial Class. The game was won with honors, 34-9. It Toolcs like Chilli has put some real school spirit into the swing of things at last - with an assemloly loeiore every game. The Chillettes put on the assemhly for the Macon loattle. Qur hoys won again 25'-21. But we met our Trenton rivals January 22nd at Trenton. Vvell, you see, itis lilce this, the score was Chilli 16 and Trenton 38. January 26th, the Band put on the assemloly io r o u r game with C a m - eron. The B a n d and Chillettes introduced a new yell and a new school song. W e won the game 20-10. That afternoon the deloate team had its deloate with Milan. It was here and we had the negative side and won. Must have heen our luclcy day. Miss Remo Poulsen of New York City, the world's amateur champion typist, gave an exhibition on January 29th. That same day we had a game at Milan. We won again, 38-15. We lost 9-35, hut it wasn't a Conference game. The dehate team motorecl to Trenton to argue the question for dehate which is used all over the state, Resolved, that all electric utilities should he governmentally owned and operated. We had the affirma- tive and' lost. The Puhlic Speaking Class put on another assemloiy for a game. The Marce- line Tigers lost to our Hornets 19-14. The Sophomore History classes put on the assemloly for the Princeton game which was played on our court. The Princeton hoys w e n t h o m e defeated. The faculty put on another of their clever assemhlies for the game with Trenton. Another snalce dancei Trenton came here to play on our court. It was the hest game of the season so far, even if Trenton did defeat us hy ten points, 27-37. The Junior Class put on the assemhly for the Cameron game. A fairly good crowd from here went to see our looys bring home the loacon again, even if it was so foggy you couldn,t see the hlaclc line. The D.A.R. shared their George Wash- ington program with the high school: Dr. Booth of Hamilton was the speaker, whose suhject was the Makers of the Constitu- tionf, We had a game with Brookfield that night and they heat us hy one point. Dog- gonef And was Scotty madi fcontinuecl on Page 36, Page 32 SEVENTH A E I E H T H EIGHT Row l: Joe Vaie, Presicienig Kenneth Vale, Vice-President, Virginia Cariton, Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Louise Ainull. Dorotiiy Anderson, Franklin Becker, Russeii Breeze, Virgii Brouiiarri, Tom Campiueii, Francis Carter. Row 2: Betty Jean Cartwright, Ciycie Cartwright, iViat'gery Ann Cies, Luciiie Ciaric, Pauiine Coivin, Eugene Coucii, Luciie Crooicsiianiis, Wanda Darr, Lawrence Dayton, Owen Farmer. Row 3: Frances Foriais, Paui Freed, Marjorie Frost, Nici: George, Doris Girciner, Freci Gunioy, Donairi Harrei, Niary Eiizaimetii Harris, .ioiin Harrison. Waiiace Hook. Row 4: Maxine Hosman, L. D. Howe, Bolo Johnston, Connie Jones, Gene Keeney, Oren Kesier. Tom Kinnison. Heien Lawson, Biiiy Mann, Heien Manning. Row 5: Leo Niccarliiy, Donna Jean Nieacior, Buciciy Moore, Dixie Ruth Moten, Otto Murry, Wayne Niciiois, .iacic Owens, Wiibur Parrish, Rutii Ann Piancier, Helen Pittman. Row 6: Vviiiaciene Potter, Jimmie Reynoicis. Dorothy Ricketts, Margret Scilutt, Niary Scixutl, Biiiy Scott, Paul Sixy, Mable Simpson. Niartiia Ann Steen, Doris Jean Stepp. Raw 7: Maxine Strader, James Tevis, Niary Thompson, Boia Yvagner, Howard Wiiburn, Evaii Wiiiiams, Rosemary Wiiiianis, Harvey Wooisey. Page 34 Row l: Jo Ellen Silielcis, Presirlentg Junior Pitts, Vice-President, Cliarlene Walker, Secretary-Treasurer: Bryce Allen, Eclwin Anderson, Dorotlny Asliinroolc, Max Aslilny, Bill Austin. James L. Austin, Mary Lee Barnes. Row 2: Reynolds Barney, Jr., Betty Mae Batta, Betty Ann Blancliarcl, Sue Bloss, Tommy Bradford, Carla Breeclen. Donald Butcher. Melvin Chittum. George Coolc, Mary Gertrucle Couch. Raw 3: Betty Davis, Margaret Dennis, Alma Betlx Dougherty, Donalcl England, Billy B. Fisher. Martlia Jean Gallatin, Barbara Ann Gay, Anna George. Nlaryioelle Giloson, George Gillian. Row 4: Bertha Gooclman, Billy Gray, Billy Harris, Carol Maud Hoyt, Bernarcl Huinlnarci, Jesse Jacobs. Beryl Lionlaerger, Harriett Madens, Harry Mccreary, Lucille Mendenhall. Row 5: Nlarilyn Moraine, Betty Morris, Graliam lvlozealous, Shirley Jean Muck. Ricllarci Murry, Teclciy Murry, Carley Myers. Voncille Newton, Billy Nichols. Robin Pirilp. Row 6: Junior Posey, Billy Riclcerson, Bobby Rogers, Lelia Rowan. Vivian Sallee, Billie Norma Savage. Marilyn Scott, Eleanor Scruluy, Paul Sexton, Charles Smitln. Row 7: Ciierilea Smith. Elizaloetlri Smitli, Acleline Snowcien, Jimmie Stewart, Eclgar Stracler, Hale Warner, Jolinic VVooclen, Mildred Zirlcle. l I SEVENTH Page 35 ASITfH PPE EU fcontinued from Page 322 The A Cappella choir from Ntis- souri Vaiiey Cot- iege put on an assemhiy on Feh- ruary 23rd. The Chiiiettes then put on a short pep assemhly for our last game of the season with Milan. We won 34-26 thus giving us sec- ond place in the conference. February 26th the classes elected nom- inees for Cresset Kings and Queens. Every one prepared for little or no school for the next week. The miscellaneous program hefore the coronation was well presented. Then came the Kings and Queens and their attendants. tDid they look heautifuwj Vveti take our word for it, they did. The district oratoricai contest was held on March 5th, and we were awarded first place. The conference haskethait coaches met at Trenton to pick the ali-conference hasketioaii teams. We placed two men on the first team and one on the second. Hooray, we Ioegan on our iast nine weeks of school March 22nd, It seems to go more slowly than all the other quarters put together. I wonder why? We got a two-day Easter vacation and also our grade cards. f0h Weil, the vacation made up for most of the grades we gotj Scottie took some hoys to Columbia to enter them in a wrestling match. Marceline invited our music depart- ment to enter in their contest and use it as an eiim- ination contest for our school. The Chiilettes got another hreakg they got to go to Trenton April Sth for the triangular track meet. Everyhody is wishing that weld have a couple of track meets here instead of going away from home every time. The Cresset staff took a grand trip to Kansas City, April 10th to see our hook on the press. That wasrft all we did, however. The seniors had their play, Big Hearted Herhertf, April 20th. It was very good and much enjoyed hy ali. At last the music students got to show how good they were. All of our musicians motored April 22nd to Maryville to enter the district contests. fDid they hring home the hacon? I'II saytj Scottie took our track team to Maryville the 23rd, and Mr. Wisdom showed how good his hoys were hy taking them to Columbia the same day. The hand went to Columhia to the state contest on the 29th of April. fHow're we doinyffj May 3rd and 4th hrought our Missouri S t a t e - Wide Testing Pro-- gram. getting placesi. The Chiiiettes had their annual dance the Oth of May. fHot stuifj. Next came the social event of the year for all juniors and seniors f-1 the Junior-Senior Banquet followed hy a dance. fMore new ciothesj. The juniors showed their stuff hy putting on another assemhiy the l4th- Junior Day. CDid we Feel bigj The seniors always have all the tuck. They got out of school the 14th. Then came the Baccalaureate services the 16th. The 19th. and the seniors showed us up hy having a real class-day assemhlyt Hooraht School is outt Last, hut not least came the Commence- ment Services on the 21st of May. So long to school for another yeart for the district contest hoy, HOW WC,I'6 Page 36 AETIVITIEE PEP GOES RAMPANT The entire stuclent body and faculty ofChiHicoti1e High School participated in the Big Parade on the clay of the Nlarceline game. Spirits ran high as the pupils marched to the time of Chilli Will Shirley, and numerous outbursts of pep yells. The result was a Well-earned victory with a score of 13-6. Page 37 BAND DRUM CORPS r AN R. J. Huclcstep . . Director CHil1e1'il1e COX , Pregiclgnl Iris Page . . Secretary Marie Newell . . Treasurer HE Chillicothe High School Band has been entering and placing first in Class B in the state contests for many years. The hand entered in Class B hecause the enroll- ment in the high school automatically put the hand in this class. Last year it entered in Class A and placed second. This, we felt, was quite an honor. This was done to see how well we compare with some of the loiggest hands in Missouri. DHUMQEURP5 R. J. Huclcsiep . . . Director Alice Randall . . Drum Major FEW weelcs after school started this year the Drum Corps was organized under a new drum major, Alice Randall, and a new director, R. J. Huclcstep. There were twenty girls in the organization, many of whom were new this year. The girls practiced almost every evening until they attended the American Royal in Kansas City, Octoloer 17. Our organization led the parade through the city, heading all other hands. That afternoon there was a mass concert in the American Royal lauild- ing, and our Band and Drum Corps again headed the parade into the arena. This year the Music Department has a new supervisor, R. J. Huclcstep, and We welcome him to our school. The hand is active the year round,-1 playing at footloall games, pep assemhlies, music assemlolies, programs at the high school, at political rallies, and at various places during vacation, including the State Fair at Sedalia. It is possilole that the Drum Corps will go to Trenton this Fourth of July to par- ticipate in the annual celeloration sponsored loy the American Legion. They have taken part in this celeloration for many years. The Drum Corps also expects to go to the State Fair at Sedalia in August. 3 Many times this fall the Drum Corps has been chosen to march downtown before our football games in order to create pep for the game. At some games the girls paraded loetween the halves. The Drum Corps headed the hig parade lzmefore the Marceline game that was participated in hy all the high school students and organizations. Page 39 DRAMA CLUB JUNIOR PLAY Page 40 UH MAlH.B GRACE ALLEN BOEHNER .... Sponsor HE Drama Club met for the first time this year in Novemher, and elected the tollowing officers: president, Jean Boehnerg vice-president, Edith Dailey, secretary- treasurer, Helen Anne Grace. There are fifty memhers in the ciuh, making it the largest in its history. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the students with the various kinds of drama, to teach them the fundamentals of play producing, and to develop in them an appreciation of good plays and moving pictures. In addition, the students get experience in performing before the puioiicg they iearn the interesting hack- stage work: such as make-up, costuming. and stage pianningg and they learn to read and appreciate the works of Shakespeare and other great dramatists. The first project of the cluh was a play UHoiiy at the Vvindowf' arranged from Zona Gaieys story in a piay form by Lynn Van Natta and Catherine Cox. The play JU IDR PL Y NANCY CHAPMAN . . . Director and plays may go, plays continue suc- 20, 1936, the Junior of its major duties, the giving of its play, the proceeds of which go to pay for the Junior-Senior banquet and Cresset. To Miss Chapman goes most of the credit for its unquestioned success. She chose a clever play and a capahie cast, and spared no amount of Work and time to further the piayys success. That Miss Chapman has huiit an enviahie record for her plays was evidenced hy the reicord-hreaking crowd that attended the PHY- LAYS may come hut Junior Class cesses. On November Class discharged one The play concerns the life of uchariief' a crude hut ioyai young girl from the Ozark hills, who at the death of her father becomes the ward of Larry Elliot, an attrac- tive young husiness man of St. Louis. In was presented at the Christmas assembly. The story concerned an old man, Mr. Stardrove, played hy Nile Giiiispie, who since years has refused to recognize Christmas his daughter had left him eighteen before, hut meeting and knowing a crippled iooy aroused pity in the oid manss heart. Wir. Stardrove reiented in his attitude toward Christmas, and at a party for the iittie hoy was finally reunited with his daughter. During the last semester the ciuh has planned to have a verse-speaking choir, as Weil as several short plays. This will give everyone a chance to appear in puioiic during the year, and will give everyone the experience hack-stage. There is much talent in the Senior High School, so the school is looking forward to some excellent entertainment from the Drama Club. the unfolding of the story, Charlie changes from the unpoiished, uncouth girl of the hills to a poised, cultured young lady of charm, who, of course, wins Larry for her own hy the end of the piay. There are many complications involving Larrygs fian- cee, Vivian, and Larry's aunt Fanny, as well as Chariie's protector, Uncie Alec, Larryls friend Ted, and Vivianss mother and brother who furnish much of the comedy element along with Nora, the maid and Tim, the policeman. Each character played the assigned part to the utmost, and not a laugh or a tense situation was missed hy either cast or audience. It was a united Junior Class which con- trihuted energy and time for every detail of staging, costuming, lighting, make-up. and this class has pride in its success. Page 41 G BBLEH Editors-in-chief Personal Editor Arlene Harper Helen Lee Murry LaBelle Bames Sports Editors Associate Editor Max Fordyce Dorothy Boehner Gene Lamb B ' M usiness anagers Society Editor Jael: Murchison Paul Shatto Betty Mae Mayo Special Features Exchange Editors Lucille Dunser Helen Lee Murry Jani Davis Mary Collins HE Gahhler, the Chillicothe High School paper, is published once every two weeks hy memhers of the Senior Class. They produce a fine paper and are to he congratulated on their excellent worlc. This year a new feature has been added to the Gahloler called the Roto-Review sec- tion. This is a brown sheet picturing events in the school lives of hoys and girls of high school age throughout the country. By this the students now have a chance to compare their school life with the pictured doings of other high school students. It is equal to the hest in most metropolitan papers and excels many. The Roto-Review section is EHEESET Editors Organization. Editor Catherine Cox Helen Ware Helen McDonald Business Managers Feature Editors Emily Anderson Doris Lee Batta Fred Schaffer Jean Shiflet INCE 1905 the students of the Chilli- cothe High School have anxiously awaited the coming of May for this month has hrought the Cresset to them. The compiling of our year hook has loeen an honor bestowed upon the Junior Class since its heginning. The memhers talce much pride in preparing the hook, and hope that they are worthy of this privilege they have received. The huilding of the Cresset is a labor,-1 little appreciated hy those who do not talce part in it. The first of the year lorings the talcing of pictures of the different classes and organizations. Assembly Editor Esther Moraine Iolze Editor Carolyn Chaney Library Editor Lillian Fish Class Reporters Janice Beaver Emily Elliott Jean Boehner Marjorie Coult Iunior High Martha Ann Steen Typists Iris Burner Frances Boucher Verlee Simpson Mary Bailey Faculty Advisors Josephine Norville A H. R. McCall purchased from the National Scholastic Press Association. In order to make this feature possilole the Galohler staff, with the cooperation of Diclc Curry, manager of the Ritz Theatre, spon- sored the show, A Midsummer Nighfs Dream. The student hody hacked the staff hy buying tickets to the show. As a result the Roto-Review is now a regular feature of the Gahhler. The student body owes much to the Gahhler staff, and its sponsor, Miss Nor- ville, for the enjoyment it receives from this paper. I lunior High Editors Art Editors Glenn Arva Gaunce Jewell Bethel Mary Maud Brown Omer HIU I . Q Typists Senior High Editor Mary Kathryn Boucher Anna Jean Spurloclc Helen McDonald When these are received from the pho- tographers, the painstalcing taslc of mount- ing the pictures must he affected. This talces slcill and time, and when they are fin- ished, they must he sent to the engraving company in Kansas City. The Writing of the hook is the next step. The copy must he written in rough draft, and then pre- pared in copies to he typed. When this is completed the worlc is sent to the printer. The printer then sends proof to he read and approved hy the staff. Ar the end of May the Cresset is completed- and handed to the students of the Chillicothe High School. Page 42 GABBQER CRESSET EUMMEHCIAL CLUB ll Alice Lawler l'lonor lsrael George Barry Fred Schaffer Barham Rhoades . . Sponsors . . . President . . . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer Leonard Lowe I R t Marie Newell ,l ' ' ' gpm ers Lglilillelialiqjthaudg . . . . Sergeanis-at-Arms QYALTY to the school, fellowship, and standing and a loetter understanding of the opportunity to assist others are business HS ifis- the motive forces which louild up the Com- During the year the clulo has loeen mel-cial Club. A Commercial Club is 8 addressed at different times hy prominent men in the field of commercial education. pleasuralole undertaking, in which memhers worlc for mutual interest and professional A feature of Special Interest to the mem' hers was a demonstration of rapid type- advancement. n n I U I writing given hy MISS Doris Coult, a mem- The olojectives of the Commercial Clulo ber of the Commercial Club of 1935-36, are the educational, recreational and social development of its memhers, friendly under- ancl winner of the C.B.C. Scholarship in high school commercial contests. EUMMEHEI L ELUBI Students in shorthand classes have cor- responded with shorthand students in other schools. This has heen of much interest to the clulo memloers. Other memhers of the cluh have corresponded with students of the commercial clulos of previous years, and have received many favorable reports of the students. Short commercial plays have loeen used to loring lausiness attitudes, customs, and practices into closer relationship with the student hy hridging the gap loetween high school and husiness. A very interesting project of the year is the writing of the History of Livingston County and Chillicothe hy the memhers of the cluh in honor of the one-hundredth anniversary of Chillicothe. On January 29, Rema Poulsen of New Yorlc City, New Yorlc, the VVorld's Amateur Champion Typist gave a demonstration at a general assemloly. lVliss Poulsenls official record for typing is 121 words a minute for one hour. She typed for one minute on new material at the rate of 135 words per minute. While conversing she typed at the rate of 134 words per minute. Her greatest speed was shown while writing for one- half minute at the rate of 240 short words per minute on familiar material. Qn April 23 the Commercial Clulo pre- sented Business in 2030 A.D. at a gen- eral assemloly. The play contrasted husiness as it is in 1937 with what it will he in 2030. At this assemhly the commercial stu- dents were given their certificates and pins as awards for superior worlc in commercial courses. Page 44 CQMMERCIAL II CGMIVIERCIAL I SPANISH CLUB PUBLIC SPEAKING SPANISH ELUB Josephine Norviile . . . Sponsor ESPANOL DOS Niaryanne Rensch .....4 President Jay Ormsby ...... Vice-President Sue Lindsey ..... Secretary-Treasurer HILLICOTHE High School offers to students a two-year course in Spanish, that language which is spoken not only in Spain but also by the Latin American nations. Besides learning the language, the students learn something of the customs oi these picturesque countries. The first year class uses the text book entitled 'KLanguage, Literature and Life, Spanish Book One by Friedman, Arjona, Carvajai. The second year class uses Span- ish Book Two by the same authors. During the second semester, Espanol Dos also uses a series of three booklets entitled De Todo un Poco, USigamos Leyendof' and P ELIC SPE HI S. Taylor Doweil . . . Sponsor HE purpose of the Public Speaking class is to give the students a fluency of speech so that they may be better con- versationaiists. Very interesting work is done in the class including impromptu speaking, parliamentary procedure, current events, debates, and oratoricat contests. At regular intervals the class elects new offi- cers and this gives the members of the class experience in parliamentary procedure. The debate squad this year was: affirmative side, Edith Dailey and Fred Schaffer: nega- tive side, Catherine Cox and Jean Shifiet. The question for debate was Resolved: That all electric utilities should be govern- mentatiy owned and operated. The first debate was with Milan and Chillicothe had the negative side. Chillicothe won. Page ESPANOL UNO Jimmie Mating ....... President Charles Arthaud ..... Vice-President Sam Harris ..... Secretary-Treasurer La Buenaventuray Otros Cuentosn which contain Spanish short stories. The two classes, Espanol Uno and Espanol Dos, have organized Spanish clubs which meet the last Friday in every month to discuss various phases of Spanish life. On December ninth the annual Spanish Club initiation party was held. At this party the members of the first year class were initiated by the members of the second year class. Some splendid work is done in the Span- ish ciass under the direction of Miss Nor- viHe, teacher of the classes. The Spanish course is enjoyed by everyone who takes it. S The next two debates were with Trenton and Jamesport respectively and Chillicothe had the affirmative on the question at both places. Both of these debates were close but Trenton and Jamesport won them. In the oratoricat contest which consisted of talks on our Constitution, Fred Schaffer was given first place. Jean Shifiet received second and Mary Ellen Taylor third place in the contest. The judge was Dr. Ben Jones. The Public Speaking class gives pro- grams at churches, grade schools, high schools in various towns, study clubs, and assemblies in the high school. By giving these programs at various places the stu- dents are able to appear before the public with self-confidence and the ability to express themselves clearly. 47 EHEEHLE DEHS Leta Maharg . . Sponsor HE Cheerleaders organization, which was a new activity, this year was organ- ized for the purpose of creating and main- taining pep for the football games and assemhlies. In previous years two or three cheer- leaders were chosen to assist in leading yells and songs at the pep meetings and during the games. But this year eight cheerleaders were chosen. iris Page was selected to represent Senior High School and Martha Ann Steen to represent Junior High School. The members of each class elected hy pop- ular vote a member of their group to he their representative in this organization. The uniforms were attractive as well as appropriate as they lcept our school colors Marie Miller Maryanne Rensch . Made Newell . Edith Dailey . Martha Philp Helen Chase lt's an honor we covet Just to he a good Chilletl And the lolaclc and red we wear With a pride that's really rare. Whether rain or shine or snow With the team we always go And we cheer, cheer, cheer Till it fairly hurts your ear. Page at the front. The trousers were white duclc with C. H. S. embroidered in lolaclc, and the sweaters were red with hlaclc letters spelling the word Chillicothe. These cheerleaders were very active dur- ing the footloall season, and proved inval- ualole to the student laody. They were ever ready to show their loyalty to their school hy heing present at the games and helping the student body to show a true school spirit through unified yelling and singing. They were an inspiration to the whole student body. At the end of the season they joined the Chillettes in entertaining the iootloall boys with a dance held in the rooms of the Home Economics Department. EHILLETTES . Sponsor . . President . . Vice-President , Secretary-Treasurer . Leaders Of the team weire really proud: in their praises justly loud. We can cheer and they can wing VVe,ll lceep old Chilli in the swim. Did you ever see Smithpeter Chase Newell with a Rensch over Moore Rhoades full of Leaches and Philp Dailey Fanning Hamlolin with Grace and Roberts inde- Klein Dupying Lindsey? 48 CHEERLEADERS CHILLETTES FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS P 50 I T T T I I PUT HE F BME CharIes Law hon .... President Roger EIIiot .... . Vice-President AIIen Hoyt . . ..... Secretary GRICULTURE this year has a Ioetter outIooIc, and gives more encourage- ment to the Iooys of the Agriculture CIass than it has for some time. The memhers of the cIass are planning on Ioeing very suc- cessIuI with their projects this coming year. The F.F.A. has not held many meetings this year, Ioecause of studying and working with their projects, hut they did take part in the American Legion show at Simpsons Park. The hoys who entered Iivestock were: Vergle Whitt, RusseII Suddith, Horace Jackson, PauI Kissich, Kenneth Haas, BiIIy IVIumpower and Forrest Young. The memhers of the advanced cIass are: Charles Lawhon, Roger EIIiot, I..Ioyd Jones, Richard Rinehart, Bill Hoyt, BiIIy Mum- power, Kenneth Haas, Paut Jones and Atison Johnson. The memhers of the second and third UE TIUNAL HU I..eta Maharg . . FIRST YEAR OFFICERS Cecelia KIein ....... President Lorene Bennett ...... Vice-President Virginia Burton . . Secretary-Treasurer Ruhy Vencit ........ Hostess HE Home Economics Organization is recognized as an active organization of the high schooI. Ivtemhership is open to those girIs who are doing satisfactory worIc in aTI schooI subjects and who have a good home project program. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate interest in Home Economics work, and to devetop girIs with higher ideaIs of sane Iiving and with deeper appreciation ot the sanctity of the home. At the first of the year the cIuIo pIanned to entertain each cIass of girIs in the high schooI sometime during the year. So in November a Thanksgiving tea was given for the girIs of the Freshman CIass. In December the annuaI Christmas party HS UF MEHIE . . . Sponsor Tom Sprouse . . . . . Treasurer Forrest Young ....... Reporter Howard IVIiIIer ..... Sergeant-at-Arms hour ctasses are: Jackson Bowtes, AIIen Hoyt, Horace Jackson, BueI Watker, Homer Wilson, Forrest Young, Tom Sprouse, BiIIy Jones, Donatd TsraeI, Warren Grace, Rus- seII Suddith, Richard Rose, Kenneth Hoctx, Neat Wooden, and Cvten CoherIy. The memhers of the afternoon cIass are: VergIe Whitt, WiIIiam Smith, John IVI. Jones, David Mumpower, Junior Lionherger. IVIeIvin Atcerson, Howard IVIiIIer and CharIes Snook. The Iargest project of the cIass this year was that ot Jackson BowIes who I'1andIes the pure hred hogs. Horace Jackson had the most successfuI project of the year which was a PoIand-China hog. The cIass has soId over four thousand doIIars worth of Iivestoctc, and has had more projects this year than they have had for some time. E EEUNUMIES . . . Sponsor SECOND YEAR OFFICERS Mary CoIIins ....... President Evelyn Karst ...... Vice-President Geratdine Nichots . . . Secretary-Treasurer Eva Blass ........ Hostess was given in the Home Economics Depart- ment. The rooms were decorated in heau- tifut Christmas coIors and deticious refresh- ments were served. In February the organ- iza entertained the sophomore girIs and the Gahhter staff with a VaIentine party. EarIy in March the second year girIs initiated the first year girIs into the Future Home IVIaIcers organization. Later in the month the junior girIs of the high school were invited to a St. PatricIc's Day party. The seniors were entertained with an ApriI FooI party. They are hoping to he ahte to send a representative to the Home Project Camp. at Camp Gravois in June of this year. Page 51 HT Honor Israel . . . . Sponsor RT was again added to our list of suin- jects this year. It has heen out of the schedule since 1933. Four classes are heing taught hy Honor Israel. The wortc started with plain penci1 sketches, which were fot- towed with studies in charcoal, pencil, pas- tels, cotored chalk, crayon and oil painting. Three weeks were spent in enlarging some famous picture. The high school ciass consists of forty- five pupits, freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. AH of the seventh grade has art. Mrs. Israel has sent a few of the very hest pictures to a school in St. Louisg we in return received some of their pictures. Two large art concerns, the Federal Schools lncorporated and the Binney and Smith Co., have cooperated with the art class hy sending it samptes and pictures every month. There has been an Art Ctuh organ- ized with the fottowing officers: president, Carolyn Chaney: vice-president, Jani Davis and secretary-treasurer, Carolyn Somerville. The class has a1so had some art exhiioits in the show cases on the first ftoor. Cn Novemher 24, the Art Class held a party in the Cafeteria Room. The ciuh colors, red and white, were carried out in the decorating. Each memher of the class invited a friend. Games and dancing were enjoyed throughout the evening after which refreshments were served hy the committee. I UUSTHI L HTS HE year 1936-37 has added another smashing success for the industrial Arts department of Chillicothe High School. The Mechanical Drawing and Manual Training courses were added to the curriculum of the schooi two years ago and proved to he such a hit with the students that they wi11 he continued. The first year was taught hy 1V1r. A. R. Bailey, who resigned to go to the Wichita High School where he is teaching these two suhjects. Mr. E. C. Ralston succeeded Mr. Bailey as teacher this year, and many interesting and usefui articles have heen made under his supervision. The Industrial Arts class this year has many advantages over the ctass of 1935-36 in that the shop is hetter equipped. A lathe and a scroll saw were E. C. Ralston . . . . Sponsor added this year, as welt as other hand tools. The tndustriat Arts class is one of the most interesting suhjects taught in C.H.S. and the training and experience pupils receive here not only enahtes them to make numer- ous heautifui articles in schoot, hut atso are very useful in later life. The Mechanical Drawing course, too, is very fascinating. In this course the students iearn to draw house plans and ohjects of wood and metal. Another interesting hranch of this course is the making of hiueprints. A htueprint is made merely for hetter preservation of the plan, and it is much easier to read. All in att, the Industrial Arts ctasses are two of the most popular and perhaps the most useful and practical of any taught in C.H.S. Page 52 ART INDUSTRIAL ARTS DATE Sept. 25 Oct. Oct. Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 29 Nov. Nov. ll P. K. SCQTT ,.... Coach DICK GALE ..... Captain SCHEDULE PLACE OPPONENT There Carrollton . . Chillicothe . . 0 Here Cameron . Chillicothe , . 21 Here Princeton . Chillicothe . . 25 There Milan . . Chillicothe . . 26 There Nlaryviiie . Ciiiiiicotiie . 7 Here Brookfield . Chillicothe . 7 Here Marceiine . Chillicothe . . 13 There Trenton . . Chillicothe . 6 Page 54 FUUTB LL HE 1936 foothail season has heen one of the most successful in the annals of the Chillicothe High School HHornets.', Of the seven games played, Chillicothe won four, three conference games and one non- conference. Un two games hinged our chances for championship title of the North Central Conference. Marceline was the only other team' which had not heen defeated, and We came out victorious over them. Our hopes ran high until the defeat at Trenton hrought us to a tie for the championship. The Big Parade, which was held hefore the -Marceiine game to arouse enthusiasm, was something new in pep programs. it was composed of the entire student hody and faculty of the Chillicothe High School. k fab The parade which formed in front of the high school building and marched to the downtown district was almost a mile long, and was a spectacle seldom seen on the streets of Chillicothe. We entered the game with Trenton with full chances to win the championship, and, although we were defeated there, that game will he remembered as one of the hest and hardest fought games of the year. Alto- gether, the 1936 foothail season has been a most successful one. The last event in the football calendar was the Foothaii Banquet sponsored hy the Ministerial Alliance. At this time the championship title, symbolized hy a large golden foothali, was officially presented to the squad and Coach Scott. 'N f' me A5545 B f ' T 5 A. A 4 px 2 A v t go Page 55 P. K. SCOTT ..... Coach CLARENCE BOEHNER . . Captain HIS year haslcethall started off with a hangt There were five consecutive vic- tories right at the start, two Toeing Confer- ence games. From a total of seventeen games, Chillicothe won eleven and lost six. Eight of these were Conference games. The 1936-37 season has compteted Coach Scottas second successful year as coach 01 the high school team. We feel that Coach Scott has done more for the Athletic Depart- ment of Chillicothe High School than any coach since this louitcting was constructect in 1923. This year's team, considering the new and inexperienced men, and other clifficutties arising at the first of the year, has come through with amazing results. The following tmoys will receive hasketloalt letters this year: V Seniors: Boehner, Nothnagel, Ormshy, Fay, ancl Gale. Juniors: Woods, Lawhon, and Owens. sophomores: Shy and Williams. ' SCHEDULE DATE PLACE OPPONENT WE THEY DATE PLACE OPPONENT WE THEY Dec. 15 Here Mooresville . . 12 7 Feta. 5 There Marcetine . . 19 14 Dec. 22 Here Brookfield . . . 26 12 Eels. 9 Here Princeton . . . 33 21 Jan. 11 Here Marcetine . . 21 5 Feh. 12 Here Trenton . . 27 37 Jan. 15 There Princeton . . 34 9 Feb. 17 There Macon . . 27 30 -Ian. 19 Here Macon . . 25 21 Feb. 19 There Cameron . . . 20 15 Jan. 22 There Trenton . . 16 38 Feb. 22 There Brookfield . . 22 23 Jan. 26 Here Cameron . . 20 10 Eelo. 23 Here Nlitan .... 32 36 Jan. 29 There lvlilan . . 38 15 Feta. 26 There Buclclin .,.. 20 26 Feb. 2 Here Maryville . 9 35 fTou1namentl Page 56 I THAMUH L P. K. SCOTT . BUYS' TEAM RICHARD MILLER ..,... Captain Warren DeWitt Buel Walker Sam Summerville Gerald Beeson HIS year Ioaslcetloall tournaments were carried on in Iooth the Iooys' ancl girls, physical education classes. The winner ancl seconcl place team in each class were enterecl in the tournament. These two teams from each class represented their classes in the tournament. The games were played after B SHETB LL GIRLS' TEAM IRIS PAGE . . Mary Louise Aln Doris Holm Lou Fisher Arlene Andrews utt Captain Doris Carlton Anne Meinershagen Peggy Huclcstep Co-Beth Smithpeter school. In the finals the three-ones with Page as their captain played the live-twos with Lilly as their captain. Pages team was victorious, the score Ioeing 26-16. In the boys' tournament the one-ones with Miller as their captain playecl the four-twos with Woods as their captain. IVIiIIer's team was victorious, the score being 11-10. Page 57 K. 1 U 1- m M, 4. , . -. :,-f-Q-214.1 F f 1 e ST, -Nb-Us '. ,. 1 f 'f fm Q5 W f Vw tiiHHHHHHHlHHHHWWNNNNHNMNNHNNNHNNHWHNWWNNNNIllIHINH!HI1ll!H!IIIl!lllillll!!!lIIIIIIlIIlVHHIHHHHHNHHHHNHHHHHHHHHNH1IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Greetings from the Student Body to . . . MARILYN MCCALL, ont youngest and Ioeot loved booster. CUHUNATIU HE eIection of Cresset Kings and Queens tooIc pIace the week of March 1, cuiminating in the Coronation ceremony March 5. The candidates for the Queens and Kings of the Cresset were chosen from each cIass hy popuIar vote as in previous years. Instead of having a carnivaI as was decided to have a The students were supposed to seII tickets to the program and turn them in for their had Iast year, it was miscellaneous program. favorite candidates. Each ticket counted ten votes. However, rivaIry Ibetween the cIasses of senior high Iimecame too heated and so a new pIan was devised, for the eIection of the Queens and Kings. The students were aIIowed to vote for the cIass they wanted and the percentage of those voting was taken from the numher enroIIed in that class. The tickets to the program had to he Ioought at the ticket office and each person Iouying a ticket was aIIowed to vote for his favorite, that is, every one except high school students. After the program. the curtains were drawn whiie the hand pIayed My Herof, from the Chocolate SoIdier,U and the Iights were dimmed. The spotIight was then focused on the junior high attendants, foI- Iowed hy the Business Managers of the Cresset. After them waiked the defeated Queens and Kings. Then Iast of aII came the Queen and King of junior high. The pro- cession rnarched to the Ieft hand of the stage and the Queen and King stepped up to their throne and were seated. The senior high procession irnmediateIy IoIIowed in the same order, with one exception. The co- editors of the Cresset marched with the pro- cession instead of the business managers. The senior high Queen and King tooIc their pIaces on their throne on the right hand side of the stage. After the Queens and Kings had been crowned the curtain was drawn with a final IoIare of trumpets. PERSONNEL OF CORONATION CANDIDATES Seniors Freshmen Betty Reno Miidred Pepper Vvarren Cuiiing Richard Arthaud Iuniors Eighth Jean ShifIet Donna Jean Meador Kari Krause AIIen Moore III Sophomores Seventh Jean Boehner Jo EIIen ShieIds Joe Shy Bernard Huhhard ATTENDANTS Seniors Freshmen Betty .Iacohsen Carolyn Somerville Charles Blanchard Walter Luchsinger, Jr. Iuniors Eighth GIenn Arva Gaunce IVIargexy Ann Cies Charles Arthaud Biliy Scott Sophomores Seventh Mary I..ynn Van Natta Mary Lee Barnes Rohert Conins Graham Mozeaious OFFICIALS OF THE CRESSET CO-EDITORS I'IeIen IVIcDonaId Catherine Cox BUSINESS MANAGERS Emiiy Anderson Fred Schaffer Page 62 EUHUNATH1 PH N CCNNECTION with the coronation ceremony a miscellaneous program was presented in the high school auditorium at 7:30 o'cloclc, March 5. This program was given before the crowning ceremony with Coach Scott acting as master of ceremonies. In this program the talent we have in our high school and other local talent were demonstrated. The willingness these stu- dents showecl in appearing on the program is greatly appreciated. Following is the pro- gram which was arranged by Mr. Theilmann and Miss Sawyer: UEBAM Band Concert lay C. H. S. Band March Heroicn by Holmes Tournament hy Hicks Ariane lay Bayer 7th and Sth, Grade Chorus directed hy Miss Sawyer Vocal Solo '-1 Ave Marian- Billy Scott Tap Dance -f Arlene Anclrews Accordion Solo --1 Sammy Jay Bahia Stunt hy Scout Troop 122 Wliistling Solo -I Billy Jack Skinner Stunt by Scout Troop 123 Tap Dance '- Lou Fisher Stunt by Scout Troop 124 String Quartette '- Arlene Harper Peggy Huclcslep Helen A RUNNERS UP Iuniors: Jean Shillet, Karl Krause. Sophomores: Jean Boehner. Joe Shy. Alice Randall nn Skinner Freshmen: lvlilclrecl Pepper, Richarcl Arthaucl. 7th Grade: Jo Ellen Shields, Bernard Hubbard. Page 63 HUHNETTE EDITORS P- IVI. J. Shiflet, D. L. Batta VoI. ,-Uminous No. Sense Price Tag COMING FEATURES Wanted - More time to spend with STARRING Marilyn... Mr. McCall. Curtis Fay and Vincent IVIoore in nArgu- Ivvaited N? good iote bool? fo take the mentation. p ace o my o d one.-f IVIr. 'I-he1Imann. LIoyd Jones in uI..earning to he an A-I Vvfint?d 'Barbar'?1 Lilly ttf answer . H Farmer. question just once this year in history.,-4IVI1ss I'IeIen Anne Grace and Dick C1aIe in uI..ove's Old Sweet Song. Mary Ellen TayIor f-- Comedy i- Dan- gerous Curves. IVIaurine Fryer and Roger EIIiott-1 UAin't Farm Lite Grandf' I'IeIen Chase and Lou Fisher in NIicIgets.n Dorothy Hogg in I don't Icnowf, Harry .Taft and Emity Anderson in Red- heads. Martha PhiIp and Rohert Cies in 'Tip- toeing Through the TuIips.H Rosemary Hunt and Bryan Camphett in Birds of Love. Miss IVIiIIer: You were seen Iast night ctasped in a young man's arms out in Ioacic ot the schooI huitdingf' I'IeIen Anne Grace: 'KThat's pure sIan- derI It was so dark I couIdn't see him myseIi. WANT ADS Students with HcuIture and retinementf- IVIrs. Boehner. Wanted '- Wanted f- Larger candy hars.- IVIiss Chapman. Wanted I-1 An inteIIigent Cresset Stati next year.-1 Miss Hatford. Students to tell the truth atnout staying for cafeteria- Miss IVIaharg. Wanted -1 Vvantedi-The Chiiiettes to stop asking to come home with hoys after out-ot-town games.-Miss IVIiIIer. Wanted-A serious puhiic speaking cIass.- IVIr. DoweII. Wanted! Students to turing excuses when ahsent.-f Marian Boehner. Johnson. Wanted- Students to quit typing whiIe I'm trying to taII4.,- IVIiss I..awIer. Wanted -A good tootIoaII team 'next year.f- IVIr. Scott. Wanted-To exctude Coburn Ricketts from my next year,s study haII.,-1 IVIiss C1-anmer. Wanted -1 Students to turn I3ooIcs in late so I can coIIect more fines- I..iIIian Fish. Wanted-5'Do you get it? - IVIrs. An- derson. Wanted-My first hour Engiish cIass to act IiIie Seniors . . . once.-1 IVIiss Norviite. Wanted -1 IVIore order in the hand room. -Mr. I'IucIcstep. Wanted -' Students to stop chewing gum in my cIasses.-d IVIiss FuIIerton. Wanted I-A trip around the worId. -1 Miss LinviIIe VX7anted-Somebody who can run the Iathe without getting tangted up in it.-f IVIr. Raiston. Wanted -1 Students to stop asking to Ieave my art cIasses to go to their IocIiers. ,-4 IVIrs. IsraeI. Wanted-A new pitch pipe.,-1 Miss Sawyer. ' Wanted -1 Some of my Iooys to have prize cattIe at the American RoyaI.'- IVIr. Wisdom. Eiton Burner: I hear you and 'Tootsu had a taIIing out Iast night. What was the trouhIe? i Richard IVIiIIer: HOIH it was all her little sisterys tauIt. She set the atarm cIocIc under the sofa and when it went off, from force of hatoit, I shouted. Wake up, you egg, itys time to movef, Page 64 Page 65 NEW BOOKS IN LIBRARY IVIiss Liiiian Fish, Iihrarian, announces that the toiiowing hooks are now avaiiahie in the Iihrary. HI..ong Hairf, hy Wanda Lee Darr: How to he Good in Study I'IaII,'! hy Bot: Mahr: We hy Gienn Arva Gaunce and Kari Krouse: I..ittIe Men, hy Wendeii Shannon and Buddy Moore and Donnie Crouse: UC1one With the Wind hy Jimmy Hays: How to Keep Siimu hy Jay Ormshy: The First Vioiinl' hy Peggy Huckstep: The Great Hungerf, hy Made- Iine Roherts: HThe Age oi' Innocencef, hy Marie Neweii: To Have and To Hoidf' hy Leonard Lowe: The Huntersf, hy Lon- nie Herr and Chuck Arthaud. Imo Sioan - Can you telephone from a suhmarinerfn Hazel Case f-'Tm not that dumh. OI course, I can teii a phone from axsuh- marine. Miss Norviiie - When did Miiton write Paradise I..ost?', Gene Lamh - When his wife returned home from her summer vacationfy ADVERTISEMENTS Wanted-Qne giri to fait for me. - Byron Patek. Lost-A High C white singing in Giee CIuh.- Aiice Randaii. For Sale-One giggie, in good condi- tions- Marjorie Cranmer. Notice- Giris stop faiiing for Max. -'Virginia Saiiee. Lost'-'Two uStorey,sH . . . wiII pay Iarge reward for their return.,-1 Shiriey Hamhiin and I..eta Jacohs. Martha Phiip I- You drive awtuity fasttn Boh Nothnageir-f'Yes, I hit 70 yester- dayf' Martha Phiip -fHDid you kiii any ot them? Clarence Boehner - I Iove the true, the good, the heautifui, the innocent ,-4 Marie Neweii - This is rather sudden hut I think father wiii consent. CAN YOU IMAGINE 6'Minnie Miiier giving an easy test in Chemistry? Carolyn Chaney not tetiing jokes? Margaret Brady not making good grades? June without Eiiiott? Maryanne Rensch not flirting? Eiton Rickerson not working in a Drug- store? Helen Ann Skinner with a finger wave? Fred Cfunhy making a sensihie remark? Charies Bianchard not taiking ahout ducks 7 Max Fordyce not criticizing other stu- dents? Lament of Joe Shy I gaze down At My feet I ponder Thinking How far away They seem Can aII the rest That Iies Between, he Me? When first you went to see her You showed a timid heart And when the Iights were Iow You sat this far apart. But when your Iove grew warmer And you Iearned the joy of kiss You knocked out aII the space And satupcioseiikethis. Don't Iet a fooI kiss you. Don't Iet a kiss foot you. UNNECES SARY Tests and exams-tardy heiis-schooi in generai'-fhroken pencii sharpeners'-'first hail: of ever hour-this newspaper. Y Page 66 Page 67 AUVEHTISINE MOLLOY S JEWELRY STORE Autlaorzzed Dealers BULOVA WATCHES PLACE S Dehghtful Surpnses to stlmulate the appeute Rxcheheu and Llbby Merchandxse We go places wzth our ree delwery Phone Place s Knox Hats Mallory Hats T H E S T A G G Clothmg and Haberdashery Wxlson Bros Furmshmgs Ward Shryock Curlee Clothes I you dont lzlee these lolees And their dryness makes you groan Wlth SOTYI6 good 01198 0 VOUT' OIUTI, LA JAMES D GORDON Funeral SCIVICC Day 121 Phones Nlght 814 M J RICE INSURANCE AGENCY We Insure Anytlomg' 2nd Floor Boehner Buxldmg Phone 112 Complzments o LEEPER HOTEL and COFFEE SHOP Where It s Always A Pleasure To Serve You ADAMS MOTOR COMPANY 18 24 mzles Dodge Brothers Savzng up to per gallon of gas Motor Vehlcles 207 on ozl DODGE TRUCKS CHILLICOTHE, MISSOURI PLYMOUTH 9 for A OOO XXXKO MOM , 9 . U f . n A , lust stroll around occasionally . ff ' 1 l'00OXXOXX 00M Y WO0XXQH A 4 . U . Page 69 0M0wNo omMMM Mo 0N mMMoMomoonMOWwMwno m0Mmn MILLS BROS. LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. B. P. S ..... True Value Hardware Four Square Lunlbgf Phone 900 CHILLICOTI-IE, MO. C I. WIGLEY BROS. PHARMACY omp :ments of Fountain Service Try our txome-macte cI1iIi CROOKSHANICS BAKERY F D ln ree ewery DOUGLASS STEWART ABSTRACT 81 INVESTMENT CO. Stewart Insurance Agency Southwest Corner Square Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles KLEIN BOTTLING CO. Ct1iIIicotI1e,IVIo. wmwMMxo 0MM MwwMo0N 0MMou0n0 MAC DONALD'S,, Finefewelry 1 Nationally Aclifertised Lines GIFTS AND .EIPCCESSORIES Repairs and Oiosizal Departments Mary Ellen Taylor: uDon,t those two Ioenctles over ttxere took IoneIy? Vincent Moore: HVVIW donst you go over and put them closer togett1er?H BROWNFIELD 8: BIRD Manufacturers of THE CREAM OF ICE CREAM AND QUALITY CANDY BARS POROUS FLAPPER CROW PECAN BAR I2 G Page 70 00000000000- N ONO0O0 K-1- sl 1 1 1 1 1 1 ul 1 1 1 1 1 1 lv-l-K-K-K-l-l-l- K- - K-K- - K- - K-K-1-I LIBBY MONARCH Ladies, Ready-To-Wear CUT RATE GROCERY Dewitt 5' Slater, Prop. Fancy Groceries and Meats I One of the Adelane SHOPS Phone 632 N. E. Comer of Square Off.. .'0 ...QOQf.0.0Q ceo FRANK B. NORMAN EARL R. NORMAN ELTON F. NORMAN F. B. NORMAN CO. FUNERAL HOME Phone 417 - Night 153 or 687 South Locust, I Noon J 1 1 1 1 1 1 Phone 391 319 Washington GOODYEAR SERVICE PIERCFS SHOE Tires Tubes Radios 427 Locust Buy On Our Payment Plan -ooo! V 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 ul 1 1 1 1 1 1 BEARDSLEY'S Headquarters for School Supplies 514 Washington Chillicothe, Mo. SHOP -g.g.g.g..g.g.g.g.g.g-1. .g.g-Q-g.g.g.g.g.g..q.g.g.q.Q.g-Q-1.1.g-g...g.g.g.g.g.g..g..g..g Madeline Roberts: 'KNOW just what would you C10 if you were in my shoes? Helen Anne Grace: Take 'em off hefore I tripped and Ioroice my nec1c.', I - , , - - - - sl 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 611 Elm Street R. HURLEY LUMBER CO. LUUIIDCI' Plan Service Paint Estimates Hardware Phone 247 Insulation Asphalt Roofing Miilworic jUNE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE THE GRANADA Where skilled izeauticians reveal your hidden Beauty Phone 145 Over Horrfs Drug Store ooooooooooooo0000o000000 DIAMOND A FOOD PRODUCTS These Are Distributed by Your Home-Owned Grocers THEY ARE CHILLICOTI-IE PRODUCTS Free Deiivery Phone 198 '.3-y-3-3-3 -3-3 -3 -5-3 -3-3-3 A -3-3-3 -3 -3 -3 -3 Page 71 0000 u'n n'u'n Students That Know Have Their Cresset and Graduation Photographs MADE AT W A T T O N S T U D I O North-Side-Square Phone 366 SCOTT STORE, 50-100 Stationery Novelties Quality Candy Notions and Hardware oooooooooooooooooeoooooeoooooooeoooooooeeoooeoooo Store of Superservicev woMowMNoMNoxe oewnMM CHILLICOTHE ELECTRIC COMPANY Complete Westinghouse Line REFRIGERATORS RANGES WATERHEATERS 705 Webster F. C. McCALMONT, Mgr. Telephone 274 MEINERSHAGEN'S FURNITURE and UNDERTAKERS We Serve to Please 01-oooooo-ooooo oo:-ooooooooa-1-ooooooooooo 'u'-'n'n'n'n BRGOKS WIGLEY CoMFoRT SHOES Limp In and Walk Out Trade Mark Registered wwwMo MONOMMM EDWARD'S CAFE STEAKS COFFEE PIES 443 Locust ooowwMMMnoo CLARK'S PHARMACY Reliable Complete Service AM Th' sion MM Stocks EXACT PRESCRIPTIONS FOR 44 YEARS WARNING TO ALL C. H. S. LOVERS Lives ol great men all remind us As their pages oler We turn That weire apt to leave hehind us Letters that We ought to hum. Page 72 eeooooooooo The only complete low pr1ced car NQM Two Great S1xes One Standard of Qualrty Tested by 5 000 000 Owners Our Repau' Serwce zs Complete Estlmates cheerfully furnrshed at no charge--C26 000 feet of floor spacej BARNES CHEVROLET CO Corner Calhoun and Locust Phone Complzments o F W WOOLWORTH COMPANY 607 and 609 Locust Street Ladzes Ready To Wear Old Clothes Made New and Lmgerre North Srde Dresses New Clothes Made too Hats Coats Opposrte Post Off1ce Phone 48 Square Dlclc Gale Could you suggest someth ng for a glrl fr end s lolrthday? Clerk How aloout hook ends7 Drclc Just the thmg She always reads the ends hefore the loegmmngs E L L I S ' 2 GAMBLE STORES L1v1ngston County s The Largest Frlendly Ready To Wear Store Sfofe READ IT IN The Qlunstntutlun Zllrlhune Almost Everyone In Llvmgston County Reads It . T sz ' J' HASTON'S CLEANERS Stella Rene Style Shop . . of . Page 73 newownoeuuoon I l RITZ THEATIRE Distinguished Motion Picture Attractions at Popular Prices Sundays SHOWS -1 1:00-3:00-9:00 Vveelc Days -f 2:30-7:00-9:00 Phone 383 500 Washington Street The Fairmont Creamery Co. Chillicothcfs Friend to the Farmer Cream f-1 Poultry -1 Eggs f-1 Feecls WILLIAMS MARKET Groceries Meats Phone 266 Free Delive Says Speedy to Minnie: HA bouncing, a jouncing, A crealc ancl a craclc, A swagger, a stagger, A lalovv in the laaclig A lmoclcing, a roclcing, A jolt, a jar, A iiggle, a juggle, A hellu'va carf' Compliments of i CHILLICOTHE MUSIC COMPANY i Conn Band and Orchestra Instruments i Phone 331 Avalyn Personality Shoppe WALKER,S BOOT SHOPPE Hair Cutting -1 Hair Styling Phone 152 Chillicothe, Mo. ONONuono The all-important event ol School Life- Gracluationf-fis surely Worth a portrait. Keep the memory of school Clays hy an exchange of Photographs. THE MOREN STUDIOS Page 74 lik E ik IIE ik E ik ii ik E L R G O E and ACE CUT RATE DRUG SEIDEL Chillicothe, Mo. ChiIIicotI1e, Mo. Phone 218 Service is our Motto TeIepI1one 178 PARKS FLORAL SHOP The Beauty of our Business is flowers. 708 WASHINGTON CHILLICOTHE, MO. ENGLAND'S PHARMACY N. VV. Corner Square Phone 11 7-I'Iour Kodak Finishing PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COIVIPOUNDED Compliments of S T R A N D H O T E L and E. J. PETTIGREW C O F F E E 5 H 0 P SAM GORMAN i E ik 115 ik ik If? il: E ill ir I never go with High SchooI girIs I never take one to a dance I never make a cIate, The reason's pIain to see I'm never fussing on the quad I never go with the girIs Ioecause Or saying HAin't Iove great. The girIs Won't go with me. .-HCI1ucI4n Arthaud. Zh 3 ik 3 ik E 115 E ik ik iz In ChiIIicothe Itas TaiIorecI E D S W I T Z E R Fine Hats CIothes SIIIFIS By Capps FOI' CIothing Neckwear I I 6 A -I . .F - .,wu , I I ' ' . 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' V + - --Jae-su -- - .- HIGH SCHOOL H OUR SEVEN BIG BUILDINGS III: ik ik E ik E E ii E E ik Page 75 EllllIllIIllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlllllllIIllIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlllIIIIIlIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE E Compliments W E ROTARY CLUB E oMoMmoMowMMMoMemooMwooMMnuoM MmmmxouNNoxouE E J.C.PENNEY COMPANY E E It Pays to Shop at Penney's E E Ready-to-Wear Clothing E E Draperies INFANTS DEPARTMENT shoes E E Dry Goods Work Clothes E E ' Savings for All the Family E : b00OX 00KOXO0 000X0OOO E 5 I 1 : : Be Sure It's : E Compliments of E E 3 E E Schaffer's Barber Shop W E S T Y S E LE For Smart Shoes E E Undef I-eePef Hotel fNorth Side of Squarej E E'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIllllllIIllllllIlllIIlllIIIIIIIlllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IlIIIIIIIIIllIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE E Paul Shy: Dad, can you sign your name with your eyes shutflu E E Dad: Hcertainly, Paulln E E Paul: uVVeH, then, shut your eyes and sign my report carclfy E illllIIIIIIIIIIIllllIIlllllIIllllllIIIlllllIIIllIIllIllIIllIIIIIIllIllIIllIIIIllIIIIIIIIllIIIlIIIIIlllllllllIIlllIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIllllllIIllIIIIIlllllllllIllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE Page 76 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM AMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMM ww THE CHILLICOTHE KIWANIS CLUB V E Stephens Preszdent V R Crookshanks Second VzceP1'es1dent Dr M E Elllott Fzrxt Vzce Preszdent Dr R Barney Secretary May the 1937 Cresset be the best one ever' SEFTON S GREENHOUSE ENGLAND S MARKET Say zt with Flowers GIOCEIICS Meats A A h nynme nyw ere Phone 106 South Sxde of Square Phone 25f11 Chxlhcothe Mo RALPH WINANS WILSON ATWELL NORTH MISSOURI LUMBER CO Buzldzng Matemzl Servzce or Over Fifty Years CHILLICOTHE MO Phone 213 Corner Ann and Locust St CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK CHILLICOTHE MO Capital and Surplus 3S200,000 00 MONuxomnMMoMowN0nuwoM MCALLISTER BROS. c0mPlimWlS Frozen Gold Ice Cream of Golden Rod Butter KNOX HATS NELLY DON DRESSES THE BERNARD'S STORE 1 f ' I ..- ChnlIncofhe's Smartest Shopinwomen BRADLEYS MOJUD HOSIERY wwwwwwwwwwwINwwwINWInawwvuINwwvuwwwwwwwvuwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww ww F ll . 5 ' 5 5 1 ,' 5 , I 3 . 3 Z , S 3 E . 5 v V s - ' V Q 5 . 5 I - Y .l 5 5 - 3 . 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