Churubusco High School - Periscope Yearbook (Churubusco, IN)

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20 19-PERISCOPE-32 1932 HBUSCO TATTLER STAFF The group in this picture is the staff of the Busco Tattler for the past year and a half. Those on the front row are Genevieve Shew, assistant sports editor: Albert Killworth, circulation managerg Margaret Garrison, editorg Eugene Carriger, adver- tising manager: Ida Barons, assistant editor: Mary Evelyn Half, feature editor: Eve' lyn Davidson, joke editorg Rosalyn Rees. typist. Second row: Helen Harter, reporter: Dortha Rindfusz, exchange editor: Florence Bunyan and Grace Richey. reporters: Mr, Carroll. ailvisorg Betty Hershey. assistant editor: Blanche Raypole. reporter: Agnes Gieseking, assooate typistg Mary Jane Gump, reporter: Jane Brooks. sports editor: Bonnie Annie Laurie, advertising mana- gzer. Back row: Edna Robinson, June Duncan, Ruth Jagger, Margaret McMichael, Don Cobb. Don Smith, reporters: Norbert Drake. business xnanagerg Beverly Davidson, news editor: and Evelyn Richey. SD0l'ls editor.

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., ,1 , 5 -' '.'v.r'f-:A-, 'n'5y vfg' ' nfl 3 'ig ' ': 'Hr ' -'Xu ,. , ,. '- W 1 WE 19-PERISCOPE-32 19 C. H. S. GIRLS BASKET BALL TEAM OF 1931-32 305 The girls this year, under the coaching of Miss Prickett, completed a season of basket ball, during which the losses were greater than the girls desired. However. they came out with a total of 18 points more than their opponents. In thee fourteen games 'C. H. S. girls made 306'pofnts while their opponents made only 288 points. Evelyn Richey is the only member of the team who will gladuate this spring. Back row: Ida Plefsler. Hazel Green, Betty Hershey, Virginia Deutsch, L:1Von Allman, Coach Edith Prickett. Second row: Grace Richey, Evelyn Richey. Jane Brooks, Beverly Davidson, Kathleen Carriger. Front row: Kathryn Zumbrum and Margaret Garrison. 'Ihe schedule for the past season was: Nov. G, Arcola, there, lost Feb 5, Jefferson Center, there, tie Nov. 2u Coesse, there, lost Feb 12, Coesse, here, won Dec. 11, Wolf Lake, here, won Feb. 13. Columbia City, there. lost Jan. 15, Arcola. here, lost Feb. 20, Elmhurst. here, lost Jan. 22, Huntertown, here, lost Feb. 26, Wolf Lake, there, lost Jan. 29. South Whitley, here, won Feb. 27. Huntertown, there, lost Jan. 30, Etna, here, won Mar 2. Alumni, won

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Q V 335' :if-A','.lf. t. K rl 5:1 ye-fr .H ,.vg,e-iA'V3Lg,, 5,5 R.. ,' F - L' ' X 4 44i ? 4 elfJ:3'2f,,f-Q, ,-nit ew.-mf, 2 A ' 'ri 19-PERISCOPE-32 21 INDIANA'S DEBATE CHAMPIONS I Y Here is the group that brought fame to Churubusco and glory to themselves at North Manchester April 2 by defeating Princeton high, school to win the Indiana de- bating title, and clear the way for the national' debate contest to be held in Sioux City, Iowa, in May. Shown in the group from left to iight are tseatedl Mary Evelyn Hall, Ida Barcus, Margaret Garrison, Betty Hershey: tstandingl Merritt Miller, Harry Zumbrum. coach Robert Huber, Norbert Drake and Eugene Carriger. All hut Merritt Miller, Harry Zumbrum and Eugene Carriger appeared on the stage in North Manchester. ' Tournament debates: February 11 at Decatur, won two: February 17 at Colum- bia City, won one, lost oneg Februaly 25 at Huntington, wen one, lost oneg March 3 at Huntington, won: March 17 at Portland. won. State final, North Manchester: April 1, won from Michigan City: April 2. won from Flora: April 2, won from Princeton. Unemployment insurance was the question. Students who have taken part in debate activities this year are: Malgaret Mc- Michael, Violet Laurie, Evelyn Hershey, Kathryn Zumbrum, Kathleen Carriger, Eve- lyn Davidson, Donald Cobb, Genevieve Shew, Jane Brooks, Kenneth White, Charles Fisher, Eugene Carriger, Merritt Miller, Harry Zumbrum and the debaters who debat- ed at the state tourney: Betty Hershey, Margalet Garrison, Mary Evelyn Hall, Nor- bert Drake and Ida Barcus. Robert Huber, coach.