Coldwater High School - Eagle Yearbook (Coldwater, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1915 volume:

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W 1 Nineteen Fzfteen T H E S C O R E H I S T O R Y of the COLDWAI ER PUBI IC scHooLs r . .W H E present cltx of Coldwater was founded 1n the year 1884 As a proglesslve cltx a subscrlptlon school was organwed 'Ja at once mth Mxss Florence Lhipman as teacher The school bulldmg was then loc ated just south of the present H' ey : ln lnd1anapol1s Indlana The next year a second subscrlp t1on school was taught bv MISS Brown ln a bulldmg just west of the present slte of James E Eh s real est ite ofhce In September 1885 bonds were lssued to the amount of SEZ 500 and a brlck bulldmg was erected lmmedlately Th1s bulldmg IS standlng today ln the block south of the depot and IS used as a resldence belng now occupxed by Earl Martm In th1s Coldwater s first school bu1ld1r1g W H Huxon was the first pr1nc1pal wlth one assrstant teacher Followmg hlm came Charles Easterllng H V Easterhng and L E Rader IH suc cesslon The blllldllig now occupxed by the Hlgh School wa bullt 1n 1889 the old bullcung bemg then too small to accommodate the rap1dly1ncreas1ng school populat1on Before th1s the d1str1ct had been compelled to rent addl t1onal bu1ld1ngs about town John Cur ran was the hrst pr1nc1pal IH th1s new bu1ld1ng and held that posltlon unt1l the sprlng of 1892 He IS now a lawyer 1n Plttsburg Succeedlng hlm together wlth the years of thelr admmlstratxon and thelr present occupatlons are the followmg W O Bennette 92 93 physlcxan Whlt6WdlC1 Kansas George W Durham 93 94 Methodlst Eplscopal m1n1ster U G Sutton 94 96 6d1tOl Advance Mol1ne Kansas JayT Botts 96 99 lawyer Coldwatel Kansas John W Rodgers 9900 deceased Jay'I Botts 00 02 lawyer Coldw 1161 Kansas EfheCPyleJF1sher 02 03 IIOUSGVVITG Salma Kansas O O Smlth 03 05 school superlntendent Ashland Kansas W M Seaman 05 06 school SLlD6I'lI1t6Hd6Ht Sharon Kansas W L Dunbar 06 11 school pr1nc1pal Buffalo MISSOUTI Charles F Turner 11 13 school supermtendent Nortonxllle Kansas J W Swaney 14 15 present superlntendent In 1891 a three years hlgh school course was adopted by the Board Th1s was kept up more or less unt1l 1907 when the school came under the Barnes Hlgh School law and a four years course was estabhshed to f1ll the requ1rements of the law FIVE vears later two new courses were added I taht 4 4 4 , 1 iff' . 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A 2 . . V Q v X 2. . , l . . A ' . . I 1 ,-U, -. Z 4. ' , ,., . Qi? .2 2 ' ' ' ' . 2' 2 , . 1, ' ' ' ' 'Y 5 were erected by 1he district. These building 211'e used by the primary grades . fx ' v 1 1-4 , I, ' B, 2 1 . . A A H 1. J U E X , Q U ' 1,2 2' 'VJ '2 22 'N 2' H , A 1 ' 1' ' ' - 2 ' X C . .. .. , T X Y . 1. -. , IL . ,vi , ' . F. 1 . ,' ' ' Nineteen F Ween T H E S C O R E FACULTY W SWANEY Superintendent Kansas State Normal 89 Mathemancs and Scxence Tn DAWA O REED Prmclpal P1ttshurgNormal 14 Huston and 'VIathe1nancQ 1 J. . , , v I I 1 . , A .,. . .' Q, T H E SC O R E Nmeteen Fween FACULTY PAULINE QSAUNDERSJ KING Umversnty of Kansas 11 Enghsh and SCIENCE 'VQYF X RUTH AI LEN Ix m as Qt ue -Xgr1LulturdlLoll 1., 15 Dome tlc bueme 'md Musxc ALICE BRIGHT Languages F evel Xa -IL, U 171,-1 College of Emporia, '14 R in Q- f . 1 Ik 1. Q , J V , 7, X 'z s ,z . 4' ' I e-'nfl s ' ' I ' . 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RICH LIEONARIJ, Se1'1'GI211'y-T1'easL11'e1 ,' , 7 ,. -' X , - . , THE SCORE Nineteen F Uteen JANIE5 ILLI SVS ORTH CRAWFORD Football Baseball l resident Athletic Assoclatmn Adverse to smlles hut not to study Basket b11l Cnrls Glee Llub X lce Presldent I xtemry Souety -X student in the true ense ot tlu nord GRADUATES MABILL MAF DRAKE Faxlure she has never known HAZEL LAVERNE FERRIN She expects to teach but from appearances she wlll rule a mansxon soon FRAINK CONARD BURCH l ootbdll Basebwll I new er worry nor hurrx hge-L W fi ff ,ly ALMA JANE HERBERT V i I - N zneteen F if-M611 THE SCORE IOLA LUCILF BLAKL Basket ball When she wlll she wxll And when she won t she xx on LLOYD BRIGHT ROBBINS Presldent Class 1:1 Football Basket ball Baseball Gleeman Quartet Trulx a leadfer Fourteen GRADUATES MAYME FAYE HARBAUGH Glrls Glee Club Smlles smlles bevutchmg smlles m radiant lmes for mlles and miles WARD HILRSCHFI BU'l Ll-ILR Alway S too busx to do anvthmg but studx GRACE MAUDIE ON l1ROC,lxl R Argument IS the spice of lmfe THE SCORE Nineteen F zfteen ELI A ELIL-XISFTH HULSY I' ul ltx10l1Q,h tall Her heart IS not small And she shares It with all W hit a pm Se-Lretary 'lxex Ll1t?Yc.lclSb lm H15 head wah tull of theories, Hub theorleg full of bensr 1'1ll DhySlLb gm upon his hmm And drove his xc- abou lunge GRADUATES MAB! I K-X1 RIIN 'X 'XII ISHN Wl5dfJIT1 not min hw bean her um f NI-XRY BEATRICE NIYI' RS Basket ball A new member but has 'nlready won the admlrfltmn of xll Football Basket ba B1 e a 1 Ieeman Quartet He ns 'xlwayx H1 a hurry for he llw 'ns h I5 1 jum 9 llflkkll ,ff 5 ' 'i K N, ,W ef, ' LE! 'fRI1 '- .5 ,HN X fflfllll 'l.H5,lI?? JAMES LFSTER HANKINS , C - ll zsb'll v 3 ' ms Nmeteen Fufteefz T H E S C O R E GUY HAROI D CHADVllC,lx Football Basket ball Gleeman Quartet Presldenl Literary Souelx He s '1 terror for his sm. BESSIE BEATRICE SMALL Basket-ball Girls' Glee Club She's good at making excuses, E and what s more, they always suck Sixtec 1 MARIE PI IIABETH K RIFFITH Gxrls Glee Club Short and sweet and hard to beat lf DW -XRD IAYLOR LRAVVI ORD :mlb 1ll Bascb ll Slow but un F.-XYE ETHEL CAKTHRAE Vice Presidenl Class '15 A culturqd and reiihed girl, whu 5lUdlCS---SflHh'lll'Tlt'S GRADUATES lx 4 ' I V. F r Az . :if All ll Hejs Mule, bug hes l Y 5 X . 'M l . , ff K! . 31 3 , 9 f K X f f xx ff l T H E S C O R E Nzneteen Fjteen CLASS HISTORY Hzstorzans Beatrlce Myers Marle Guflith R1Ch Leonard my W E the class of 15 IH order to leave a more veraclous account Q Q of our past deeds and achrevements do hereby bequeath by-5432. J and dedlcate thxs an authentlc hlstory to our submlsslve lf successors who expect sometlme ln the dlstant future to X Jeux, occupy our exalted pos1t1on X V li It was lndeed the begxnnlng of a great epoch ln the hlstorv of our natlon on a September day nearly four years ago when twenty abashed green looklng youngsters entered for the first tlme the un famlllar portals of the Coldwater Hlgh School As Freshmen we were at first somewhat trampled upon but soon rose to our feet and made the upper classmen take notlce of the unheard of authorxty establlshed ox er them wh1ch put us truly ln a class by ourselves Durlng the second month of school a pltched battle took place on the campus the upper classmen all agalnst us For twenty mlnutes the fierce confllct was wltnes ed by the horr1f1ed faculty untll at last those who were supposed to have reached Sophor1ty and Sen1or1ty lay prostrate on the ground and the supposed Green Ones came out the vlctors of the day The next year our class wlth the exceptlon of one member returned wrth eager ant1c1pat1on to enter upon our l1fe as Sophomores As our good luck would have lt a new member Jomed our class to till the place left vacant thus keeplng our membershlp up to the score mark No longer were We Freshres or Inslgnlficent Ones for so brave and fearless d1d We appear that no other class dared make mentlon of anythmg pertalnmg to scraps Th1s was lll truth a year of growth and progress for all worked so lndus trlously that each and every one mounted one more round ln the ladder of knowledge and finlshed the years work well prepared to contlnue our Sflldlf the next fall ln the autumn of 1913 when we commenced our thlrd year ln the Loldw rter lllgh Sthool our membershlp was sllghtly d1m1n1shed one havlng del arted and three havxng advanced to the Senlor Class Not many days h ld elapsed when one mornmg the Senlors and Freshmen awoke only to b hold the splendol of the Cherry and Gold four colorsl floatmg trlumphantly over the Clfy water tower That was the beglnnlng Then followed many days of tumult and struggle untrl a decree was lssued bv the Faculty for the lestoratmon ot peace After a gloxu us x 14 dtlOI1 we reentered the ranks of Hlgh School for the fourth tlme As m our Freshman year a score were present four stu S l - x v 1 ' ' ' ,Q y , . 2' , . 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I .23 Nl O T 61- .E .2 CZ aa N O III QI .E 5 C ..- V1 IJ F .L -C -DE S O 4.1 C 2 E C M E'- P- i 'I HE SCORL Nineteen Fifteen CLASS HISTORY Hzstorzans WIIIIS Ray and Harold Swaney N September 1912 a new class entered the Coldwater Hlgh School by the name of 16 Thls was a large class and everythmg looked brxght for 1tS future Dur1ng the year they chose the class colors lavender and gold and elected Hueston Cllne pres 1dent Ruth Lowry v1ce pres1dent and W1ll1s Ray secretary and treasurer In 1913 several of the old members dropped out Whlle James McCay lfugene Ferguson Agnes Stevens and Harold Swaney entered the class Thxs year Alma Herbert was pres1dent Hueston Clme vlce pres1dent and Ruth Lowry secretary and treasurer A class basket ball team was organ lzed wlth Horace RlCh as 1ts captam At the end of th1s year SIX more stu dents left the class and at the begmnmg of 1914 Ward Butcher and Emma Newby Jomed the happy group but Ward soon ra1sed to the Senlor class and Emma Newby w1thdrew from school Thxs left but exght IH the class but they were of the quallty and not the quantity klnd James McCay Horace Rlch Wlllls Ray and Harold Swaney were on the first football team Swaney bemg capta1n of the squad McCay Ray and Rlch were on the second basket ball team of whlch Ray was the captam Swaney played center on the first basket ball team H Clme sang tenor ln the Gleeman Quartet and was Hlgh School Yellmaster Ray IS treasurer of the llteraly SOLICLY and RlCh secretary of the C H S A A Four of our number belong to the G O S Great thmgs are predlcted for the class next year and here s hopmg that the Cl Iss of 1916 grows no smaller 2 y ff O l t 1 1 , , J 1 ' , . 9 1 1 4 , . 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Em? 565 522 -ha gmc I-'SM NE no 4-44- .... zo 3511 o KZ 'cs z: o U U X rn 1 'vnty-1 vu lu x Q3 QJ UI n ftt O L- U1 0 u-4 T H E S C U R E Nineieen F zfteen rw XQ- CLASS OFFICERS FLORENCE LIINDSTROM Pres1dent JAY POUNDS Vlce Presldent BLANCHF POWELL Secretary Treasurer Colon Chocolate ani Gold CLASS HISTORY Hzstorzrzns Jan Pounds and Florence Llndstrom H E Freshman Class of 1913 14 one of the largest our school has ever known conslsted of tw entv n1ne members They chose as then colors purple and wh1te Before the year was ended seven of these members Dora Cooper Alme Metzker Floyd Frldley Mnx Eaton George Johnston Ellen Gerhart and Hobart Wagner severed therr relatlons wlth the class When school opened 1n the frll of 1914 Bessle Stark Octavla Wlll1amS md Ednore W1lhlI1SO1l d1d not return The twenty at that t1me orgamzed the Sophomore Cl iss the officers elected belng Florence Lmdstrom presl dcnt Ju Pounds vxce presldent Blanche Powell secretary and treasurer l hex declded upon chocolate and gold for class colors cently Jenme Hankms was compelled because ot change of home to wlth ch rw from the class The number of athletes ln the class IS small but the1r strength IS nnghtx Three ot the members Orvllle Smlth lverett Masten 'md Earl Johnston playefl tootball ln bask tball Elrl Orvllle Blanche Powell Jennle H mkms md Florence Lmdstrom played wh1le 1n baseball flTVlll6 md Earl 1 nn represented the chocolate and gold In soc1etx too the class h 1s don lts part They g ive the first p'1rt5 ot the veal 1 reccptlon to the Freshmen bGV61 11 ot the boys 'ire members ol the C O S ind 1ll belong to the B B S tl lternltx lhe M 1' S sororltv xx lnch h is been 1 great success ms tor Sophomore glrls excluslx elx 1 r rl fe- lfc. 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LJ Sl il il HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club was organized last Vear bv a number of the gxrls but It was not entlrely successful Thls vear manv who had taken speclal work IH the grades have been added and much mole has been ac comphshed IH th1S llne of endeavor Tre Glee Club has been a great ard to the L1terary So ICYV and has made several other pubhc appeaxantes The Glee Club COHSISIQ of Marle Grltlith Mayme Harbaugh Bessle Small and Edlth Waugh as first sopranos Ruth Marley and Luclle Butcher as second sopranos Gladxs Robblns and Lax ona jackson as first altos and Alma Herb rt and Julla Hanklns as setond altos N1 it I t 5 7 ' ' ' .f 1 , - . A. . l i x. r , . . I , , . . Y . 7 Q -' V , . el c S ' . Q T7 f, l Top Row. left to right---l xss Allen, director. Hesse Small, Edith Waugh. Lucilv liutcher Alma He-rbe-1. julia Hank-ns, Jennie Hank'ns lio om Row-A-Mayme Hilfbilllgll. Marie Griglith, Ruth Marley, lxwonrl jzwlismm. Glndy s Robbins wen '- 'X ll H E SC O R E Nineteen Fzfteen GLEEMAN QUARTET e a e t firstt s sec The Gleeman Quartet orlglnated ln the early sprlng of 1914 under the leadershlp of Mxss Ruth Allen muslc lnstructor of the Coldwater Publlc Schools who for the first term also was accompanlst The Quartet at once showed slgns of development under her able tutelage Practlce was held once each week th1s term and Jennle Hanklns was selected as accompanlst Hueston Cl1ne first tenor has an especlally good VOICE well adapted to thls part 1n quartet work and has a brlght future before h1m Lester Hankms smgs second tenor 1n thls Quartet and has a true VOICC NVl'llCl'1 shows the good traxmng of the two terms work Llovd Robbms first bass has a vo1ce espec1ally adapted to solo parts hls betng a rxch barytone of great modulat1on Guy Lhadwlck IS the second bass of the Quartet and has shown a re markable muslcal development ln the two school terms l'h1s year the second tenor and two basses graduate from the school but lt IS hoped that thelr places wlll be 6lTlCl6HtlY fllled by other students T tty , . . Miss All n, director Julia Hankins, ccompanist Hu s on Cline, enor Lester Hankin , ond tenor Lloyd Robbins, fnrst bass Guy Chadwick, second bass 7 Y Y 7 7 ' Y 7 l . . , . . . . , .f 7 ! 7 ! wer -seven cfrfzllff SQL , X ' 1 'flrw THI2 Q X WW Qlxx V f x I XXXXXI G XX f S' f iff! XX 9 1 , I4 ff 9 I xx W X 5 X OX ,, 24 ffliwv I 'a T H E S L O I1 I Nzneteen Fifteen H E Loldw rter Hrgh School Athletic Associatlon IS composed of mem bers of the student body Ihe purpose of the Association IS to place ath etrcs on a Hrm financial and moral basis and to control all High School athlettcs The ofhcers for the past year were Presrdent James Lraw ford secretary Horace Rich treasurer Lloyd Robbins The gnls h 1ve not taken much interest rn ani High School athletlcs until tl is ye ll Thex made their debut lnto basketball with Greensburg this se ison 1nd made a very crcditable showing Although they did not win any g IITICS they played well and we are very proud of them Alm 1 Herbert was elected captain and Florence Lindstrom Luclle Blake Be 1tr1ce Myers Gladys Robbrns and M1ldred Newman composed the nrst team Fhev were under the direction of Whss Taylor OW FIRST YEAR at FOOTBALL Last till a squad of fifteen green looking fellows arrayed in overalls appeared on the old baseball dlamond for therr first lesson at falhng on the pigskin For the next week they all showed srgns of wear such as skinned faces bruiscd shoulders and elbows and some had to be almost carried to school boi s showed th 1t they had the pep while their indomitable spirit won out 1nd dexclope d theni tnto one of the bc st teams tn this section All thtsc tnnot be gixen to the credit of the team but to our two coaches Dtnttl Reed and W J Masemole both ot Ix U We think we had the best Htgh School coat hes in the state 'md some ot the other teams agreed with us Much credit too must be given our superlntendent Mr Swaney as he would allow us many prrxileges in order to win a football g 1me Vte considered the Cleftrwatet game the greatest victory and that night held 1 bontne celebr1t1on Lonstdcring excrxthing Loldw 1te1 High School has had a great year in athletics and tn IN she h we in my more even better th in this year' I t ,, , , r . . 2: 2 ' , , 7 e ' . 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' f 2' z j 2 's . w' 0 ri ' I Nme1eenFzj7een T H E S C O R L Q 'QQ Top R0 w left to right D1naO l eed Unch F1111 xhneton lnlflncl l mutt NI1Qten left tackle Fdvmrd Cravs ford Cer ter Cllu le janso sub Dennl 1UStXT1ll1 N117 Iloxd lxoblnns left end XX I Xlaiemore referee Second Rom XVIHIS Ray Sub Homte lx th 1 21111111 I Loma jx hnston 111,11 114 le james N1CCay right guard Frank Bunch sub james Craxx ord le I g ard Bottcm Ron Orxllle Sml h xub Cm Cha muck cu :rub k Iflixolrl Svxmex fcapteunl fullback Iester H mk ns h xl h id FOOTBALL SCHF BCH BCH Cr at Medlcme Lodge at Coldwater Coldwater at Greensburg Vlola at Coldwater Clearwater at Coldwater Wllmore at Coldwater College All Stars ULE of the YEAR lllll1N K. C. H. S. at Coldwater .....l....,...,........,.., 0 .,.l.l.l......,r.. 14 . . . S. ' ' . .l,..,,........... 6 .l.l...,.r.,,.., H63 . .S. ,.,..,.,.....,..,,.,.,,.... 1 ...,..,,..,..... .. 0 K. H. C. a ' ' ..ll,.....l..,.,.............. 58 ......,...4..,.... 0 K. C. H. 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O .........,.....,.. 40 ' 1 .........,.,...........,......... 13 ........,,.....,.. 3 1 .......,............,,..... 3 .................. 0 ' ......................,....... 66 ..,...,........,.. 0 3' 1 1 ......,.,.....,...,.........,.,,.... 14 .,...,............ 0 T H E 5 C O R E Nzneteen F Ween PLAYERS of the TEAM Eflltfllfl Clawfold 15 center 165 I dxx ard 13 1 stone xx all on defense and a rel1 xble aggresswe player On the offense was one of the really great players on the team and though h1s fhst x ear of football g1x es promise of some day develop1ng mto a foot ball plax er of repute james Caawford 15 guaza' 140 Altho mgh hght for h1S pos1t1on as a guard on the team he showed a tenclencx to always put 1nto the play all there was 1n hlm and Wlth a httle more experlence and welght ought to make a good man james Mfcay 16 guard 163 At the begmmng of the season almost a hopeless case developed lnto a rc illx gleat gu'11d experlence bemg taken lUtO cons1derat1on On the defense Shm proved toxxard the end of the season to be one of the very best Hmgh School guards lll the state Fezrgc folz zslon 18 aclele 142 Ihough hght for a tackle posltlon George through h1s never g1V6 up deternnn mon proved to be IH 1ll probablhty as good a tackle as one could hnd lll Hugh School 1n thls part of the state George was a good man on the defense and a wonder at lugglng the pw sk1n Vlasten vx'1s an able teammate for George on the other s1de of the hne and through h1s ablhty to make a hole xx as George able to make con slstent gams on tackle swlngs Masten w1th more seasomng ought to develop lnto a great Hlgh School player Lloyd Robbins 15 end 144 Robblns though short of stature was one of the sh1ft1est men on h1s feet th it the team h ad He was an exceptlon illy good open field runner though clrcumstances seemed to ebb agamst hlm and he falled to show h1s true snen th due mostlx to 1nab1l1tv to be out regularly to practlce To hlm ducctlx c tn be glven credlt for one of our vlctorles Hman Ruiz 16 cud 142 A tulle lllilld xt the begmmng of the season DlCkl6 soon learned that he could do IS much to the other fellow as he could do to hlm and developed mto 1 nnghty good man Though unable to handle the ball very well due to lnexpeuence Helen shows great promlse for the comlng season Em ljolmsto 17 hah' 142 lutt xx IS the real bear of the team xx hen It came to h1tt1ng the oppo nents xxlth some steam lll the rear He knew absolutely no fear and felt at T l I 4 . . 1 w 1 ,I , Y P 7 J . X , V .I . 4 C C 3 C . , ' I c ' , . Q A V I I . . 7 A . . . - ' . 7 1 4 ' , A P I V . . . . T 'X 7 F 7 . . . . . v Y 7 Y ' s 1 , T f A X Y 7 7 A G y 12 1' ' 4 c ' , . . ' - ,f . , c , f 7 q x ' 1 I f K r 1 L fr , , . v i V . . . . 1 9 1 ' ' , 2 , 2 T ' f c . xi C. 53- a , . Everett lllaslen, 17, tackle, 164 Q ' lc ' . . . . Y - Y 7 - ' 1 ' 9 v f'ff , P I Y v X 1 Z ' 2 . Z , . . c . . C 4 - U- X v ' ' ' ' Q . ,g , . c 1 D . ' -A , . .2 s ' ' . L.. - , - f , . , . ,, f f y 1 , . , Z 4 C . Y 3 , Z . ., l , . , - .7 ' ' . ft, , , r T 4. I r 1 v I . . C - xil' x'-one Nmeteen Fzjleeu T H I Q L O R E all tlmes that he was just 1 ltttle better than the opponent and ts a ltnt plunger he was the class of the team 'I uff also showed tn tt ktd tbtltty as '1 place ktcker toward the close of the season and should develop tnto 1 stat of the first water les 61 Haukzns 10 hab' 1315 Hank though ltght was probahlv the speedtest man on tht team He vs as a shtftv open fleld runner and one of the best on the team on defense Ha10ldSzvamy I6 trapfazzzjjifllbfzrk 154 The only expertenced man on the team Swanev could be depended on to always be tn the ttght place He was cool hea led and al hou fh not a shtntng stat he was a great m n to hold the team tn th k Guy Chadwzck 1.9 quru tw 1 fl? Chad the ltghtest man on the squad play d tt qaattet attet the first couple ot games and he proved one of the shtng ltghts of the squad Chad knew no fear and tot hts first year at the gam showed marked generalshlp He was probably the best defenstve player on the team and on the offense he was excepttonally clever at luggtng the b tll George Bufch 18 sub full 170 Although the heavtest man on the team George w ts not the slovt est by far and he was a good ltne plunger Also on the defense he was a ton ststent performer Frank Burch 15 sub end 151 Though he was tn only a few of the games and dtd not get as much best man on the squad at break1n1 up tntet ference Wtth mote pt acttte he should hate had a regular berth Wzllzs Ray 16 sub and 154 Wtllts as a sub end though ltght was a conststent putot met 1nd could always be depended upon to go tnto the game and gtvt the sthool tll that he had 'I hough ltght wtth another season he ought to mtl e 1 tegul ll Ofulle Smzflz 17 sub habf 125 Pete a poor ttatner md tntltned to be laay showed flashes ot good form In the Greensburg game he played a gt eat game tot tltttle man Pete w1th more practtce 'tnd tnothet yeat s expertence sho tld tn tke t stat as he ts shtftx has plenty ot net te and ts speedx Claude fansou sub Presb sub guard 160 Janson wtth another ye tt should ptowe a star He was tncltned to be lazy and was out but ltttle to practtce He has speed lb a gr at ktcket for a begtnnet and should make a stat tn another tear At ttmes he showed flashes of great form l l t t ' A c I , . , ' IQ' . 1 Q . ' 5 a 2' t 2 ' C ' .ic F A . c f' g , ' ! 1- -llt , , V, -- , Y , V . ' Y X 1 A c . 7 . 1 , . , 1 7 ' ' - l ' 4' s s f . , y A - ' ' ', ' o e ' N ec. , , , , . , ,JS 2 ,. ., g . K . . 2 1 7 l I I g , EQ 3 f. , - . , . ' N ' I , P ! ,- , C X x practice as the other boys, Frank was a great defensive player and the su 7 . . Q r , 'J N 'V J Y g, y , , . ., ,. . .2 . ' . I-' A X.. Z ' . ' ' , ' 9 ' at z ' 21 7 I 7 ' ,. . ,Z 7 ., ,Y , . .. A . f ' ' 'z ' ' . . 1 wt r ' ly - x 1 r I 1' .- , c 1 ,- . c ,c . , , 1 - i Iv, s Q X ' l ' Y Q 7 -7- 1 sf -' '- I ' ks -t 'ktit' 5- wo THE SCORE ' 1W71eteen Fifteen Denzil Guseman, '18, sub center, 119 Guseman, the smallest man on the sub squad, had plenty of nerve and was a faithful worker. Though he got but few opportunities to play on the team, he was always out ready to help the team. With more age and exper- ience, he is the class of man that will make good. BASKET BALL lop Row left tonight Willis Rm left guard beorge Johnston light forward Dana O Reed math Lester Middle Row I nljohnston left guard Lloyd Robbins right guard Harold Swaney eenter Bottom Row Guv Chadwick right forw :rd James VlcCay center LUIZIE Poltera right guard lhlrrs Ihr Hzmkins, right forwardg Horace Rich, left forward ,. . V, I 0 E Nznetee'nFWee'n THE SCORE SCHEDULE of GAMES FIRST 'IEAM W1lmore Greensburg Ashland Greensburg N01 wich SDIVCY SDIVCY Ashland Norwich Ashland Protectxon Protectlon 4 at Coldwater 27 at Greensburg 27 at Ashland 23 at Coldwater 23 at Norwlch 32 at Spwey 31 at Coldvs ater 33 at Coldwater 45 at Coldxn atel 42 at Ashland 36 at Coldw ater 46 at Protectlon SCHEDULE of GAMES SECOND TEAM Total Pomts C H S 619 W1lmore Coats Coats W1lmore Protectlon Protectlon 13 at Coldwater 24 at Coats 24 at Coldwater 18 at Coldwater 13 at Protectlon 13 at Coldwater Total Opponents 545 Percentage of Pomts Won 53 per cent Aprll 2 Apr1l 9 Apr1l 17 Apr1l 23 May 7 May 11 May 13 l l 1 BASEBALL BASEBALL scHEDULr Protectlon Protectlon C A C PTOLSCUOI1 Protect1on 3 8 MISSOUII Vallev 11 CAC at Coldwater at Protectlon at Coldwater at Coldwater at Protectlon at Coldwater at Coldwater C.H.S ...l.,. 81 .....4...... ' .....,... ' C.H.S ..,..., 21 ...,,..,..., ...... C.H.S ....... 25 ............ ......,.,,.. 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C.H.S .l.r....,, 12 ......... . . . ..r...... 11 TH E SCORE Nineteen Fdteen The BASEBALL TEAM Top Ruw left to rxght harljohnston pltcher Lester Hankma second base James Crawford center held James Mcbay sub Edward Crawford catcher Orv1lleSmlth short stop Pottom Row George juhnilon hrQt hflse Horane Ruth left field r fl m ,Middle Row---Frank Burch, third base: Dana of Reed, coachg Lloyd Robbins, right held , f 'X I I' l l l 'l Thi ty- 4v- Nmeteen Fqfteen THE SCORE PHYSICAL TRAINING pR ftorght M d O ker Ms Taylor d ct o e t c 'vly s S ll Ruth Marl y Mld ed Ne man Hazell- to Ro a llGldvsRb sJu Hnkxsje eHan N September 1915 the G1rls Physxcal Tralmng Class of the Coldwater Hlgh School was orgamzed Wlth DHISV Taylor as dlrector The Class conslsted of twenty flve glrls of whlch Faye Carthrae Beatrlce Myers Mayme Harbaugh Maud1e Overocker Hazel Ferrm Marle Grlilith LUCIIE Blake Alma Herbert Bessle Small Eula Hulsv and Mabel Drake were Sen1ors Donna Pounds and Lols Cralg jumors Jenme Hankms Blanche Powell Florence Lmdstrom and LOUISE Poltera Sophomores Gladys Robblns Ruth Marley juha Hankms Mlldred Newman Flora Young Luclle Butcher Lavona Jackson and Emlly Gleason were Freshmen The Class met on Tuesday and 'Ihursday of each week at 415 for regular Class work At least one other evemng of each week was devoted Tl 1 s To ow. le t i au ie veroc , i s , ire or Second R w---B a ri e . ers, Be sie ma , e , i r w , 'errin, Donna Pounds Third Row---Alma Herbert. 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' X 1 5 . 1 i r y - i x THE SCORE Nmeteen Fzfteen to basket ball practlce The Class work cons1sted of drllls commands marches '1nd exerclses One half year credlt w as g1ven to the g1rls completmg the requlred xmount ot work It w '1s necessary that each member of the Class be pre ent tor roll c 1ll promptly, at 4.20 else would be consldered absent I case ot slckness the lesson had to be wrrtten and handed to the dlrector The course W IS not '1 hard one and conslsted of Hoor Work only as tlns w lb the flrst year that such 1 course had been taught ln the H1gh School but 1t IS hoped that the Class w1ll be contlnued next year w1th more 1131511 1tus and a better lJL11ldlI'1g tor Physlc 1l Tralnlng Work larom thls Cl 152 w ere chosen the first 'md second basket ball teams lhc w orlt was entnely new to thc gnls but they proved qulte successful 1IlCl we have promlsc ot great thmgs for the future ...iii K M 3 2 f-Vilas II1 C ' ' 1 v , c . . . v .... 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' A ., ... sa V.. 1,-a 711 fleriff-'Q 7' xml N.-'-'-I NmeteenFU'teen THE scoRE DOMESTIC SCIENCE OMESTIC Scxence was introduced 1nto the Coldwater High School currlculum ln the fall of 1912 under the SLIDPFVISIOD of Miss Lllla Farmer The southeast room on the second floor of the school bulld mg was equlpped as a laboratory with tables utensils a cupboard a sink and 1nd1v1dual stoves for a class of twelve girls Two classes of g1rls took the course which included both cooking and sewmg and a thlrd class made up of some of the ladies of the town took the cooking Durlng the year the classes showed their interest IH extendmg the new work by maklng candy for a candy sale and giving a food sale the proceeds of whlch were used 1n furnishing the l1ttle sewmg room with a table rug and curtalns for the windows They also served coffee and bus cults at a stove demonstratlon given by a local hardware firm In the fall of 1913 there was a class of ten g1rls enrolled ln the Domestlc Sclence course takmg the first year work there being no advanced class owlng to the arrangement of the High School course MISS Farmer was succeeded by MISS Ruth E Allen who taught the following two years Besides the regular work durmg the year the class served a luncheon at a Joint meeting of the Clark and Comanche County Teachers Assocla tions and a dlnner to the members of the Board of Educ 1t1on A display for the public was made in the Domestlc Art department one afternoon durmg which punch and and sandwlches were served The Domestlc Sclence work was extended IU 1914 lnto the fifth slxth seventh and eighth grades thus enablmg the girls to get a more complete course Fifty five glrls were enrolled ln the Grade Sevvmg Classes and twenty 1n the two High School Classes maklng a total of seventy five girls taklng the course in Domestic Science the past year An exhibit of the work of all the classes was shown durmg Com mencement Week The south room in the basement of the new southwest Cottage School Bu1ld1ng IS now the Domestlc Science laboratory and the room just above on the first floor is the sewmg room thus making It possible to accommo date the large number who are takmg the courses Th ty ght , , 9 9 l 7 ' v v v s , u x ' Y v ' y . . 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I v v 1 7 . . . . , . 7 ' 9 , - ' .v J 1 v ' ir -ei THE SCORE Nineteen Fmeen Ie F Thirty-nine Nzneteen F1j7eezz T H E S C O R E iff 1 U 71,14 'vr 0 A, 'S ag! em' IK The JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET H la ,S.II83t6Sf SOLldl event of the season was the banquet glven to the Senlor class by the Jumors on the evenmg of May 14th at the MISSIOII Cate The dllllllg' room was beautlfully decorated wlth both the junlor and Semor colors The Senlor colors red and green bemg used for table ClGLOI'dtl0I'1S As favors red carnatlons were presentei to the guests A dellghtful five course banquet was served after whlch the follow mg toasts were responded to the presxdent of the YQCGIVIILQ' class actmg as tofastmaster lhe Old Oxdel Clrmgeth byj W Swaney And After Us the Junlors by Lloyd Robblns And Say How Does It Seem to You 7 by Donna Pounds A Roast from the Facultx by Dana O Reed O Call Back Yesterday' by Ward Butcher Auf Wledersehen by H01 ace Rlch The menu for the evenmg was as follows l'1u1t Cocktall Salted Almonds Lhlcken Pattles Potatoes 1n Half Shell b3HdWlChCS Stuffed Tomatoes Ollves Waldorf Salad Wafers Lherrx Sherbet Cake Lorfee Mlnts fi Y - 4' Aff- 41 . .. xt -M l' - A 'fgih ' I 4, 1 ' Q'--1' U Qllt, I , ,,'l-.f '- , , 'M' i' 117, V- - ,gina-9ffqg'9F1.7, f W If I ' W ' -4 PSI- , . 1 as-..s , ,e. :V Mtwffw.. 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Nmeteen Fgfieen TH E SCORE SENIORS ANNUAL PICNIC A N Y happy days are spent 1n the school room and on l1ttle outmgs by hlgh school students whxle preparmg themselves for a more useful llfe Thus lt has been w1th the Semor Class of 15 but the annual p1cn1c taken by the Class on Wednesday Aprll 28 was by far the greatest of events soclally that the Class had ever enJoyed together The tr1p was well planned especxally the eats whlch were furmshed by the members of the Class and by the way we thank the lower classmen for not molestmg as IS the1r custom Autos were furnlshed by our frlends to whom we are grateful and the program of entertalnment was iish mg v1s1t1ng and Slght seelng The entlre class of twenty w1fe and httle daughter and the SIX auto dr1vers composed the party whlch met at the school bulldlng from whlch place we departed for the fishmg ponds near Belvldere The program started w1th flshmg and soon that dehclous d1n ner was served and after feastmg for some tlme fishlng and fun mak mg were resumed and lndulged m unt1l about three o clock Then we went to the Rockefeller Ranch where we feasted on the magmli cent scenery of that beaut1ful place for a couple of hours What won derful thmgs Nature has ln store for the eye' About sxx o clock the enthus lasm had worn off and the t1red ones declded lt was txme to return home Returmng by way of W1l more we stopped for refreshments and then motored on homeward All had gone well untll we reached town and then to top lt all off' one drlver had the mxsfortune F ty! 7 . ' . . . , , 3 7 . , . Y . . ! ! , . ! 9 ' . - i members, Professor Swaney, his 3 ? Y I ' I ! ' 1 7 ll ' l , . . Ol' ' THE SCORE - Nineteen Fifleen of a collision with another car whlch d1d conslderable damage to both cars and caused great ex cltement for awhlle but fortunately no one was hurt ln the accldent and even thls lncldent falled to mar ln any way the pleasures of the day and so the b1g round of fun w1ll long be remembered by all HAPPEN I NGS at the PIC NIC Ward Butcher had to be pulled out of the mlre Marxe Grxlhth and Mabel Drake walked four m1les1n the blaz mg sun after they had broken down 1n a Ford Although the buffa loes would not have harmed her Mayme get w1th1n a hundred yards ot them Jlm Crawford and R1ch Leonard report ed the best t1me of thelr lxves on the re turn trlp They d1d not say what It w as but perhaps you could guess at least here IS a chance to try your luck at lt l ty tl Y 7 KK ' !! ' 7 Harbaugh would not 9 u r ' - 1 r c e Nzzzelcen Fzjleeu T H E S C O R E N HI: above tltle lS the name ot the plax Wllltll was selected by the Class of lo as thelr class plav It IS a f1ve act comedy and vlas gnen at the open house on Wednesday evemng Max 12 It was the largest pald 'lClH1lSSlOD Crowd ex GI ln the opera house The follovxmg IS thc cast of characters and the SNITODSIS of the play LAs1 or CHARAL ll RS Dcacon lholnton Llovd Robbms George Graef l ester Hanklns Nat Wheeler the v1lla1n James Crawford james Reed h1s pal Edward Crawford Pete the colored boy Guy Chadvuck Pedro the organ grmder Ward Butcher Blllx the Deacon s boy Ifrank Bu1ch Mrs Thornton lVlElL1CllC Overocker Helen Luclle Blake Dalsy Marle Grlfhth Mlss Amelxa Hazel I'err1n Mrs Darrah Alma Herbert Nlelhe hex daughter Dorothy Dale Sx NoPs1s Acl I The robberv The prompt rewa1d Pete 1mposes upon B1llv The Deacon 1S slck trlumph No 1 ACF II Pete promotes hlmself Ze dog or ze money Horrld men but deal doggy woggy 'l he Deacon makes a mistake Mlss Amella me scrmbes tor the Deacon trlumph No 2 ALT III Scenel Mother and ch1ld Mamma w1ll we never lcach l apa s house? What you here? Left 111 the stleets Scene 2 Glaef medltates The findlng of the d1amond Mmme IS th1s you ' The photo Scene 3 Pete has a dream and persuades B1lly to accompany hnn on an ex ped1t1on Scene 4 The treasure hunters Let s go home and get the mules l L t ji X Af ff' ,K , ,fl fy ,. . , v . . . 7 . f K C L 7 .T y P s l T K ' Q . N 7 x 7 , V-C T T . , -Y . xx Y 'C X Y l C - ' y f' 1 ': A ' . ' N 1 .Tj . 'Z T ........,,..,..........,......,...............,....., , ...,........ 4xT, , C . Q , ,.,...,.,......,.. ....,............,............,.. ' , l ' ..... ' - 1' ' j, ' M' ....,...,.,...........,.,,,c......c.............,...,.... Parson Brownlow ....4,..,,......c.,..cc........,.......,,..............,,..,,.. Rlch Leonard . ,.... .l ,..,.....,....,,,..........,c....,. D 7 ......,.,..,.....,...,r,......,.,..r..,.......,.,................,.,,,......,,... 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H y H -'or y- '1 1' THE SCORE Nzneteen Fzfteen ACT IV Darsy shows Pete how she would do Iknowlll refuse hrm Pete contrnues hrs trrcks The Deacon taken by surprrse Brlly creates some excrtement ACT V The Deacon 1n clover An rnterruptron That man has a wrfe lrvrng An attack Pete to the rescue Refusal of a hand I can t help rt Mrnnre I mean rt Mrs Darrah and Nellre forgrven O Deacon dont be so srlly The Deacon made happy I' he HIGH SCHOOL PLAY N the evenrng of February 3rd the Coldwater Hrgh School presented the play entrtled Dot a drama rn four acts The opera house was filled and the proceeds Went to clear the prano debt Folloyvrng rs grven the cast of characters and the synopsrs CAST OF CHAR ACTERS Dayrd Mason a farmer Lloyd Robbrns Herbert Mason Davrd s son Horace Rrch Roy al Mc adoyys foster son of Mrs Clrtton Hueston Clrne Arthur Floyd a vrll nn Guy Chadwrck George Llrfton a returned Calrtornr rn Lester Hankrns Parson Swrft an astomshed clergyman Rrch Leonard Brll Torry F lovd s confederate Edyvard Crawford Brewster polrce officer James McCay I' bony a colored mdrvrdual Orvllle Smrth Mrs Mason Davrd s Wrfe Lucrle Butcher Dot the mmer s daughter Florence Lrndstrom Mrs Clrfton the deserted wrfe Alma Herbert Wrnmfred Clrfton Mrs Llrfton s daughter Lucrle Blake Aunt Hap a lady of color Bessre Small Brrde s mard ladres and gentlemen Sy Nor srs ACPI The Mason home Xou always was an obstrnate old fool Floyd secures the p rper Roy al thrnks lnmself a Jackass Floyd s proposal ACT II Floyd s Hrst card Go trartor and do your Worst Dot s s rcrrfrce Soddona and Gomorroyy 'I here IS a barrrer Scene 2 Fbonv gets scared Wrnnrtred Walks rnto a trap Susannah s yyarnrng ACT III Ebony churns Mrs Clrfton s story Aunt Hap s oprmon of New H ork and trght pants Herbert seart hes forW1nn1fred Scene 2 Ebony md Floyd Aunt Hap looks out for her money Ebony s strategy The yveddrng An astonrshed clergyman Xou have forled me AU1 IV There IS no hope George my husband' Wmmlreds storv Dayrd rs free Mos as m my parrs is I stole from de parson I - as 1 -.- . . ,, . . . . . . . . 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A . . -'orxy'-r'1y'e I Nineteen Fweebz THE SCORE THE SCORE NmeteenFU'teen 1915 CLASS PHGPHECY HO RT L Y after the close of the 1915 school year I declded to V1S1t the World s Fair then in progress 1n California Within a few days I was sailing over the great state of Nevada 1n my new a1rsh1p which had been given me as a graduating present and at last came to my destination in the beautiful state of California Later walking down a street Inotlced a sign Madame Furry For tunes Told by Crystal Gazing I had been thinking all the mornlng of my dear old C H S classmates and wondering where each would be in the space of ten years and as I looked at this slgn the thought occurred to me to have this gifted person tell me the whereabouts of my companions ten years hence No sooner thought than done and IH a moment I stood before a pecuhar dark vlsaged person arrayed in many flashy colors When Iexplalned to her the purpose ot my v1s1t she immedlately told me to step into an adjoining room Within all was dark except for a few candles that were fllckerlng in different parts of the room In one cornel especlally there were more can dles and a huge glass the shape of a ball and clear as crystal was resting on '1 table She directed my steps to this sparkling glass and at last I stood ga7mg into the depths of lt Slowlv the glass began to grow misty the mlst took shape and I saw spread before me a vast crowd of wildly excited spectators Far above their heads a bird like object appeared first a speck but growing larger with such rapidity that before I scarcely had time to reallze what it really was it had decended gracefully and the darmg aviator stepped forth with bared head Rat mg Contest hven as I in amaaement recognized Edward Crawford s familiar face the mlst began to take a new shape and th1s time steep rockv cliffs and 1 arrow gorges lay before my sight No trace of human life appeared but is I watched slowlv around a Juttlng ledge came a man in the garb and carrying the tools of a miner Following him were three Esquimeaux with heavily laden sacks apparently filled with gold A long beard and hair reaching to his shoulders made it difficult for me to recognize the features of Prank Burch Again the mlst dissolved and scene after scene passed before mv gaze A vast printing plant filled with whirrlng machxnerv among whose busy vvorkmenl noticed W ard as calm and smiling as ever seemingly undis turbed bv the dm and confusion a group of knmom clad little Japane e l I 7 4 ' Y 9 1 v 1 ' ' U 7 7 ! C I . . X . . amid great applause, to receive the trophy cup of the International Aviators 7 v ' r N , , - ' , ' ' .- ' 7 ' , 1 . X , . Z Q . . C S for yfsuveu Nzneteen Fween T H E SC O R E g1rlsl1sten1ng1n eager eyed wonder as Hazel Ferrm told them of The Wlzard of Oz and a Whlte farm house IH sunny Kansas where Beatrrce was scrubblng and dustmff bakmg and sweepmg as a proper housewlfe should Just before the mlst dlssolved James came around the house wlth a m1lk pall on h1s arm Thls t1me the crystal shovsed a green campus filled w1th laughmg glrls A hlgh stone wall surrounded the grounds and above the stately entrance were 1nscr1bed the words Mlsses Carthrae and Overocker Se lect School for Glrls The next t1me the mlst appeared lt revealed the bare Whlte 1nter1or of a hospltal Around the sllect form on the table stood an attentlve group of students hstemng to one of Dr Leonard s famous chmcal lectures Asslst mg h1m IH hls demonstrat1on and seemlngly ant1c1pat1ng hls every thought and want stood a calm alert professlonal nurse Marle Grlflith Then very slowly the scene changed and I was gazlng no longer at the hosp1tal but at the 1nter1or of a luxurlous home The spac1ous rooms festooned w1th l1l1es and sm1lax were thronged wlth guests All were gazmg 1ntently at the broad sta1rcase where a brldal party was slowly descendlng At the prano a noted prlma donna whom I recogmzed as another classmate of IT11Il6 Mayme Harbaugh was s1ng1ng Oh Promlse Me Wlth solemn steps the brlde and groom turned to face the m1n1ster under a great whlte weddlng bell and the dlm glow from the candles 1n the chandel1er fell upon the pale tense face of Luclle Blake Scarcely had the ceremony ceased when the famous tenor sololst Lester Hanklns rose to h1s feet and rendered Thou Art Mlne As I gazed earnestly 1nto the glass slowly the weddmg scene faded 1nto obllvlon and before me rose a magmflcent home apparently m Cal1 forma On the lawn lelsurely tr1mm1ng the rose bushes and pettlng the cat were two gay splnsters Ev1dently the two Mabels had at last reallzed the1r dream home wh1ch they had planned ln C H S days The next change dlrected my gaze from the peaceful Cahforma p1cture to a SDHCIOUS chamber filled wlth eager exclted men Some very lmportant measure was seemlngly urged before the house and as the speaker rose to h1s feet and w1th such fiery eloquence seemed to fa1rly hypnotlze h1s llsteners he turned shghtly and the glass revealed Lloyd Robb1ns who had cllmbed the ladder of fame from presldent of the 1915 class to senator from Kansas Agam the mlst dlssolved a Sllght II1Ck6I'11'lg took place and lo' I was watchlng a motlon p1cture show IU full progress The audlence was wlldly acclalmmg the darmg feats bemg performed by the mov1e actress and just F t e g V- HJ- -,., I. . . . . -- -. 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Y . or y- ifht THE SCORE Nmetee1zFU:teen as she was crouching to spring off a skyscraper my heart stood st1ll for it was Bessie Small Before however she had made the fatal leap the gray walls of the huge skyscraper changed into the interior of a large laboratory Bending ox er and peering intently into a great microscope stood a man in the costume of a scientist Long and steadfastly he gazed into the micro cope but at last he raised his snow white head and the grinning features of Guy Chadwick looked forth at me He appeared so natural that I almost extended my hand to greet him but alas he too had disappeared Beneath a huge tree eagerly watching the tactics of a brilliantly colored butterfly stood Etla Hulsy net in hand Near her on the grass lay a net bag Hlled with innumerable bugs and insects of every description She was at last makmg her fortune as a naturalist ln the wllds of Australia Again the picture changed this time the glass showing me beautiful Colorado and as the scene grew more distinct I caught a glimpse of a trail leading along a foaming mountaln stream Standing on the bank under a silver spruce with fishing rod in hand and a creel nearby Irecognized Alma Herbert When the mist faded this time it did not form agaln I' he crystal remained shining and clear and I knew that I had forseen the future of all my classmates Forty ' 9 7 ! 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EE an If 5 EE 55 - L: , -' 5: , , :J 2: '4 , , 92-5321555 Szcsiwfxiwfffirrfief 5:?s-4f24ijZLZklEfE4Z3: 1: T' - ' -- ' - II :: :: r' gg ,5' ZZ Z2 Z1 -I I1 Z Q5If Qfuy' c:.Q'4-:AF-32: A 4., zji- :LJ --w, f- - . ,. ,,. . --gg x,--f-,,- ,. ,G'1'f-r- .J4-Af.,'r:mi:-fur -' dx---A,----V.:-',,.,,,.f-,.. ,- F-J, - ...,.f- . ,,,-...Ayr --A ff ,- - '7 E0 LA f 'Z 'T '1 jf 7' . x 'T fr 72 2- F' 'Y A ' -1 - ,-C ' J: :H . . -f -- - .'1 'L -14 1- .gg - - -4 4 -4:-5..4-.azm:.-r..4,4::...4fn- THE SCORE Nmeteen Fyfteen T0 OUR JANITOR Here s to Old Zeke Wallace The merry old soul Who wlth brush and broom and duster Makes the dlrt from our floors roll Yes Zek1el IS our Janxtor And a better one ne er can be For he s a dandy fellow As you yourself can see Every mornmg Just as surely As the world turns round From hls bell you can hear I' he old famlhar sound He IS not a lazy fellow GARFIELD As many have thought And when Zeke IS on duty Yet at workmg and at tO1ll1'lg He IS not much force But at Joshlng and at laughmg He can hold h1s own of course He s just the kmd of a fellow We puplls l1ke to see For w1th h1s ever ready Jokes and pranks He makes our troubles flee I 1 d now Dear Zeke when we ve departed From out of th1s school llfe And wlth your ald and effort We have ended th1s great strlfe We hope you may be to others As always you have been A cheer r and a comforter tl e Class of Fnfteen F fty ? ! Y 7 9 3 7 Y . W .Q I , He's Johnny-on-the-spot. I , . , . . Y ! e - 1 1 Y Y LM - . - i . Nmetecn IUHWM T H E S C O R E Al UMNI Cl11.ss ffl 99.2 I dw nd M H 1ll1cl tw C,,llllSlldIl Suente Il lClltlCJll6I loo Angeles Cahf l'lllPlHtllPI CNC! lVltCuntl l1OllS9VNllC Pzotettton Kan Donna lVlc Cool fleas lsecl 1893 Alu C lllllllllllllfi, Class Class of 1891 lavl Butte liwvel Colclwatu km Clubs of 1895 Wxlllam B Myers m1ne1 West Pomt Clmgon Andrew H Dolg COYHIDISNIOH merth mt Los Angelea Clllf James C Jaekson lflllf ln mer VV1Cl1lt'1 Kan Frank C VVv1llslIlS fillllel Ol lahomi Nellle Botts E1lJblI'lClCl Coldwater lsm IneLA Webber fnmet lrllensbute, Wash 1896 No C mdmzlzzzg C1a.ss Clatss 0f1S9f Llmer If, bnarc employe AHIGIICEUI bteel 851 Wne Co Andewon Ind Mm B Cnlbert CneC Ax erxl llOl,1SCVNll6 Coldwater Kan Class of 11595 llamel W XlOllbCllYllt! IllllllblC1 WlClllll lxm lohn B Botts at home Coldwater Kan 1999 V0 C 1111114111111 I Class Class 0fI90C! llhomab 'N Botts me it Cutter Class of 1 901 Ome1H lodd farmel Coldwate1 Kan Class of IJ Charles E, -Xllderdlte merchant Coldwater Kan Charley Leonard hotel clerk ElDorado Kan 'Nellrt Watson teaeher Alva Okla Cnty W NonSehr1ltf lawxer Coldwater lsm lft .J f . L. Q vr 4 r . 1 v C -.s if tx' C ' -1 s ' . - 1 I 2 L . c ci , . C J r , 4 C A if ., . Q ' ' ' .ij 'C A A 1.471 ' Y ' I 1 1 , . . . c . 1 w X s r x A u xls . .1 , l 1' f 'f .lf ' ,. ' l f .. ' 1 . - 1 rx s 1 - X vr - V4 A ,V . v c lr , A , r . ' .C ' 1 ' . 1.1 ' U 7,-1 ' - s ' .A f . ,' .Q A 'z , C ,, 2 . . . C 1 .1 , fn , ' c, L . C . ' , 2' 3 Q' z. Evah L. Klmple Cnee Halhdayl, llOllSCXVllC, Coldwater, Kan. . ' . , 2 , , s K, s . 7 ', ' ' s. , A I I . N ss 7 '- C 1 C. 4 . A, 1 ., , . 1 A 1 .s .J , c ,7 . D' , . 7 , 7 , . ' ., ' J fd ' ' Y ' ' , ' '. - s ' . . , . ,, A , 1, c . F i. I N .- l.. . J 1 , , 1 s Y 1 1 s - A . 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L 5'-two I' H F 5 C O R E Nineteen Fzfteen 1903 No Gradaalzng Clam Class 0761904 Cwlen Pwle farmer New Ul5sbe1 Kan Hugh W ebber fumel Fllenxburg Wash Albert Moore ITl6LhlIllC Houaton 'lexas Ethel Sfllllll housekeeper Coldwater Kan 1905 No Gffaflualmg Clam Class of 1 906 lhomae A W1ll11ms 1n1n1ster Caldwell tK1nJ ClILLlll Bur1elVonSChr1ltz l'lIIT1PI' Coldu '1te1 Kan J 1 Nflelnnre real estate broker Denxer Colo G'11lo1dWells fllllltl Aetna Kan Bern 11d St 1111 t ll Illtl Coldwater Kan Pe nl Puekett tnee Moor el housexute Houston lex IS 1 4107 No fJ7C1dZIllfllIg Class Clam 0f1 908 L1l1 ill Lx ons tnee R1thJ housewlfe IlllDOI'1l K 111 Pls1e Torrey teacher Coldwater lx in 1009 No I zarlaatuzg Claw Claw 0f1910 Mawme Herbert te 1ther Blame Colo ldrese G1lehr1st tnee Curranj hOL1S6XV1fG Coldwater Kan Clam of 1911 Fr1nl1 Webb IUlIlLlllLl1L1IA6I' Protectlon Kan H17elCrummer tneeheksonl housewlfe WV1Ch1ta Kan PIOSSIE' Stubbs te1ehe1 Coldvxater Kan Marx Nlelsen teacher Coldwater K111 Clam of 1919 George Guthth elerk Proteeuon Ivan lVla1th'1 Farmer te1ehe1 Coldwater lxan Romol'1 Comb: tnee Haml housemte Boone Iona James Herbert flI1CllIll'1H Blalne Colo I 1 1 h f A 1 1, - - . x , ,V , ,- 1 11 - 1 , - . , , 1 - 7.1 - C- . v v 'v ' ' ',', 2 ' ', 1 Q' , . 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' 'fy ' , ', Z - I'1f! x V I ur T H E S C O R E Nzneteen Fzfteen COURSE of STUDY GENERAL COURSE F IRST YEAR SELOND YEAR R6QZiZ76ff Requzrea' lr I1g,llSl1 Pngllhll A1556 byd C eometx y I 14411111 Phy sltal Geography Elementary General SCIENCE Ancxent Hlstory Lat1n Domestlc Art Bookkeepmg THIRD YEAR Requzred Engllsh Algebra Zoology I at1n German Psychology SOl1d Geometry CIVICQ filgbfllf Botany Medxaeval and Moder Hlstory AQYICLIVELITG Latm Domestle Suence F oLRTH YEAR Required Hlstory bclence Phy sms Amerlcan Hlstory Latm German Nlethods and Management Revlew of Common Branches Phx slologw NORMAL TRAINING COURSE, I4IRs1 YEAR hngllsh Algebra Two electwes THIRD YEAR Bnghsh Phvslology Agmculture CIVICS Psychology Une eleetlve bEeoNo YEAR Lnglxsh Geometry Two electlves Pot RTH YEAR Amerlcan HISKOFY Phv s1cs Methods and Management Arlthmetlc Rex 1ews lflf I r 'Q 2 I A 1 1 ' '. . .. H . 7 Efwffw-' Elective: - y -' . . . A C , v L , . . Yi. v Q . . 1, . 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CQLE SH OE REPA IRING All Work Neatly Done Shoe Shmmg Stand m Connecuon S 1 x I X e 1 5: h I t.s.45?ahp,-, t 3 ' r'-,Q ,Q ' I ff .41 1.1111 ' 3, - I A A , ,.,V I A M .nl 'ill-2, 7 ' ' 7 7 I The Cottage Stucho WEST SIDE GARAGE REO HE ADQLARTIE RS All W oll bu u mteed 1nd at Right P1 ues Xuto Lnelx m Qonncetlon fox u 1 1 Out Ihone number IS 108 WARI S BROTHERS P1opr1eto1s COTCIWTEGI Kansas The Mneenoio Hotel and Cafe NIRS N A SILVFRTHORN I 111111 If fm Q7 u lhe 111 est Dmmg Room nn the Llty Bo nd by XX eek Re uhm Nleilb Lunch Counte1 Oul hobby xo S P R V I C, F N XIX I1'lL UG 11 riuey you owe youll' zmbecnr fI'lC'T1KlS-4- ' io send lin-In rx X.-YI' 'KJXL 1'UR'l'R.XI'f I' -st work or ull kincir, TIIVILILTTIIKLQ Iiodaliing 1 Y 1 L J Y Y . Y 1 f -f - f ' - .' N . x c c I , c 7 , . 5 ' v X - 7 ' w 3 - ' hull 5, day JI nghl . J X f - 4 4 y C y C O O Q L 1 A n J J. ,' , . kr .r7 .4-7. '- ' 'Ji-5 ,, . . . . ,. v c g f ' V , . 7 . , f .. . c g c L' C - Q 1 . , ---- - - S ,I GILCHRIST Manager X Q TELETHCINE IXO 120 ETC fwfrqry COLDWATER CHURCHES FIRST PRESBYTER AIN CHURCH METHODIST LPISCOPAL CHURCH i ---Y:- X fa--5 uv- .55 -- -- ----- ,.-Y ,. 57... WL.. -T I . . . - y E E ' L 1 ,R k,y,Qs1-'-' '- f x V , . I ,V bf 'ar Y wk Va. -1, Q. ,7....:: i : C uf ,Al f f' 1' 4 4 A I K 1 S - v e n I y It s a du y you owe your absent frlends C to s nd hem '1 NATURAL PORTRAIT d Best w rk of all kmds mc,1ud ng Kodakmg e O u FIRST CHURLH OI-' LHRIS1 When you fhznk of COLDWATER Remembef The Mdlers Gram Co EARL MARTIN Mandgex We endeavor to hand'e your bus ness 1n such a way that we WIII ment a contmuance of same 7 4, ' --- . e 1 . 0 , ' 1 v . O o Y I . MUNK L X Drfzzfz mm zflzmf in The Morrlson Gram Co llx 4 D POWIII fum! Wmzf ll We lmlnlfrf all lmds of Gmm boflz bzzmzsg rzfzffscllzfzg M111 Neff and Coal Plmm io Rcs1r1'z11u 14 The Stl, Nneholas Hotel HHL Cx SIIIJOR PIJDIILYOIS HOME COOKING Best meals m the any ask someone who eats the1e Yours fo1 the best of SGTVICQ .i. 1. VILLLIII 1s'1', xl' 'N Af- i '5TL'fMgfi'lm AE'TQA'sqWSv '1'151,I21 Hox f Q . no 7 . H 7 ' V I V I O I O JA, 1- , X V ,U , , O . , , ,, , . .5 9 . i W ,, I . , , , , Q , , 1 1 K , , f fy . ' N K ., f ' O Y I O , o , sq ' '1 ,P f L L ' f lf ' 3 N ' I - n lf- F1 o Q It's a duty you owe your absent friends-Q C ' to send them a NATURAL PORTRAIT d Best wor o a i cs, includng Kodaking e O u J E DALE COLDWATER KANSAb Plumbmg Tmnmg Heatmg Pumps, P1pe and W1ndm1lls Cnty Meat Market XX -X NORHPIS PRoPR1sToR We always have the best of Fresh and Cured Meats lush and Oysters Your phone orders w1ll be dellvered promptly Sllas I hear that yout son left the small town and vx ent to the clty to h we a larger field for h1s efforts home a two 'acre lot was too blg for hlm 'l eachel Skyscrapers are very tall bulldmgs you know Frank Yes they re so hlgh that to one lookmg down to the street hom the top the uncles look llke ants A tramp makmg h1s W ty across the state of Kansas stopped at a town and ln the mud that was scraped from h1s shoes was fould a walnut a quart of wheat and three Ford Lars 5 l k f ll k nl 1 O O , , o , if I 1 1 1 , Y 1' . n ,, A 7 . 1 ' i i H C . Mr. Burch: Yes, and that's what gets me. Why, when Frank was -C ' ' ,H F -. H ' ' ' ii I K6 ! ' ' ' ! ! A - - ' X 7' v ' - - - , l . w 2 x x x N, 1 Y Y OUR WAN'l S IILRII S I GILCHRIST M anager 1RY.9Lk'K'K CALM NSW -rv-ax-Em LUMB amzgfrw TEI EPHONF No 120 What S the uae of bux mg tro b e? For you ll get enough Scott free XX hats the use of alwax S ku lung On your tarm marclrrnerxg CHILCK Wagon Buggy Surrey Sprrng Wagon Plow Harrow Drsc Harrow Stalk Cutter Lrster Corn Planter Cultrvator Drsc Sled Gram Drlll Alfalfa Rerrovator Stravs Spreader Manure Spreader Mower Rake Svx eep R rke Go Devrl Hay Loader H rx Pre S Stacker Hay Carr rer Wlrert Blllflel Header Corn Brndcr Bm lcr lwrne 1 o Srlage Cutter Gasolrne Engrne Corn Sheller Wrre Fence Seed Grader Scale Stock Tank Feed Grrnder Cream Separator Pon er Washer Steel Ran e G rsolrrre Stoxe 011 St we Buy the header call d 'VI Cor rnrck Buv the rnrolementb m rde by Deere And your troubles wrll be ox er It you do your tradrng here THE COLDWATER HARDWARE IMPLEMENT and SUPPLY Co. Phone 'No 7, J G DOIG, Manager 5 I I In .M E , ...,... Y,T,...-.K, , , ' W :'::.: f - I -,-, 5 1, , 1 1 ,I ' ' V aim rf, 4,94 4. , v - . , 1 . 47 ,A . . . Y ' . 7 ,f v . , , Y' , ,' . C . - ,- . Y - . ' 4 4 ' f ' S l r ' ' 1 - ' r C I ...... ., .... V Z . .,... ' 1 1 , K. ch .1 . .' Vx . . . .,... l C ...... ' I ' ' . J ' 0' , . . A . A 1 1 . -V 7 . ..... ...... C . , , , . , , . Y , C ...,. . x ...... X . - . ,J 1 . . ' , . ' r C r C , . . f a ' J 7 '..- Send your friends Natural Portaits made at the COTTAGE' STUDIO Q. . 1 L 1 ' H 7 ' , ' K L TELEPHONE I . 20 1 J GI CHRIST' Manager lo 1 R C Korff DEN TIST Oflue Block S ulh 1 te 'Natl 1111 am Farmers Elevator Co Farm Implements Wagons Coal M111 Feed Flour Phone 101 H N MARSHALL Manager S 3 ' a , 0 Colrlwa 1' 11' '0 B 1' GRAIN Bought and Sold Qevent '-six A. E. Barlow, Contractor and Builder Reslclcnvc one-half mile s fmlx th of Depot The Weelern Lumber and Supply Company H zglz mdc BUILDINIC VIA FFRIAI II Iliff If O O LAlNDISb llmm fl Coldwater Kanew . an 2 C l 4 2 lla f,',5.1f1 l 'I'c'Izfpl101z1' . . .' i. ',1f' gf: , C .z. S. J. GILCI-IRIST, mnager TxIxviRXy3QLgyxsggw,4Jf4 .. K oQ,357qjy TEL12PnoNE NO. 120 W , V . vf'X vw' .Q Omoo Phone 50 Reqdenge Phone 142 arshall Barlow Jin Ifnm and RflI'lLh Loans Lowest Rate P11 ual Payment Puulege Yom pmsr' and mm 1101 SON!!! Ilflplllllliill 1110 bofh buzzffifzrf In I1 KIIIIZIIQ nf The LE DER Clmlzzng Show Hui a11zfLnjD Dix Comix fzmzzslzzxzgx N fzom uc fir -X IINDSTROM flflalmgu . f. - , f w 1 1 f f 2 V 1 ' - XVIII-IRIC 'YULR CQXSII L-UVNTS , v , , , S -'ul'-zvlml I iduix xou oxxe xout absent friends h C to send them IN -X II lxAL I OR I R-XII g t Best xxfotlx ot ill kinds intluding Ixod ilxing G 0 a e u 'IHE PRFSHM-XX S CREED I beliexe in the Freshman, the glass almightx and in the xx earing of the green I believe in long xaeations in late hours at night, in good lessons xx ithout studx in algebra I and in little xx ork under Reed I beliexe in Freshman pa-ture parties in lots of sherbct and millx and in teaching the Qeniors something Amen IHI SOPHOMORI S LRINIAIJ I beliexe in the llllllldlll Sophomoie the most gloi tous ot bod s mea tions in the Sophomc ie xx ho xx eats his cap on 1 millx mn cmd xx ho is next to all midnight raids xx herein is his duet delight l believe in tll tlass straps at 'ill plates and at ill times I beliexe in using 1 pony and in tlunk ing in English I beliex e in and obserxe such old saxx s tis Pleix before xx ork 'ind Dont do today what x ou erm out off until tomoiioxv I beliexe in helping the Pieshmen in tolerating the Juniors and enduring the felloxx ship ofthe Seniors Amen ment xxe and the ldhotcitoix xx ith us might be bloxxn skx high Lome Closer pupils that xou mav he be-ttei Able to tolloxx mt I nies in histoix ieniind us We tan nmlxc out lives sublime Xnd hx tsking silly questions td t J ill out te tthet s I xams Vind morning ball Xnd one dose tall lot nit And max the Piot his hfndut question lump For I am fill at weft At such .1 time mx mind it seems Asleep loo dull to think ot xx rite 'W hen that xx hith seemfd N0 etisx ontt H ts ttken flight x uns and tlosing bt filtti thftt hoxx s And mflx their lx no out stions tslxed XX hen I ste D td I oi tho hom out this Junililtd t ise and tense. I tix to mfxke mx xvttx I lxnoxx Ill see mx finish Lite to tape NI hen Plot has had his sux NCX VS 2 V V V . . , 5 ' I BVU. 0 , . ., 4 . 7 . y :M . V A . V . V . KV v x I xx, I I xl . . - 5 ' ' I. X VV V -X. 'S - 2 ' V .V V ' V 'S V ' 'Q f ' XV' . , . ,' 'L-I ' 1 w ' A ' A 'L I A ' , V , ' Z - sk, ' ' ' x ' V ' , V . V V V V 'A V V V 7' 4 it V X Q I V V VV ' L .. In ' Y ' C 1 Sxxfzinex' to physics class: If anything should go wrong in this experi- , 1 V -V -'V V K 1 V LV VV 1 ' g , ' ' 1 ' ' Vi 7 3 lzl x it 2 ' r time. 1: 1 f . . I EJ: ' j xll And ' -' x ' 'sztdf I ' ' 'A A Q If ' ' ft 1 . 5' A 'zxf Q' ' 'vnj -nin' S. J. GILCHRIST, Manager A TELEPHONE No. 120 V1cTRoLAs and V1cTRoLA RECORDS D G HUGHES JEWELER Repa1r Man and Engraver Buy Jewelry from a Jeweler The Onlv Exclusxve Jewelrv House m Countv Thls Group Shows Less than One Half of the Yearly Enrollment of the W1Ch1t3 Busmess College I-hgh school commercxal students have learned that our method of credxtmg thexr h1gh school work enables them to contmue m our school wnthout delay or embarrassment That I9 one of the reasons we enroll more hlgh school graduates than does any other Western busmess college Our bemg the largest busmess college m Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado makes It possnble for us to offer money savmg and money makmg proposltlons that cannot be equaled We have three speclal proposxtmons For those who wash to become teachers for those who wlsh to enter the busmess world for those who w1sh to go to college but who lack sufhclent funds Wnte at once for the proposmon that mterests you WICHITA BUSINESS COLLEGE BUSINESS VHLLC PRICF Presldent C V HUNT Secretarv VN ICHITA KANSAS Fxghtx T, ,,,, W , - ' 1 l l 3V l ff -. A. E. Barlow, Contractor and Builder Reside rmg' e one-half mile south of Depot Thornton Sz Arnold Rm! E5fr1z'c AZ15fmffs loans and 112911101716 Y0111 110170110 ewlzczfcrl P1ZO1IC 14 Coldwafw Kazzms The Coldwater Telephone Company To!! 6011114111011 ztzflz 01111011115 Fasf U71 51' 'V01fl1 S'n11fl1 fmzzblf ami 1111511111lf15f11111l111 5 The Coldwater Telephone Company R XYNIONU HOFF Wrnza fl l 1 ' 1, I K- ' 2 , K f ' , 7 ' f rr w 1 1 ' V f 1 5 N 6: ' ' 1 ' J .' , Q , A ' , L U50 H111 jJlm11f' for yozfr fllllg'-If!'SILIllIf'I' bIlSl.11I'SS rivals and 511111 f1.H1I', 1 I . w, J Is . ll' - . . 5. . 1 l' C , 1 1 gv flnfxlk 'wmv S J GILCHRIST Manager REYLAKK GXSXX SK ER WWA TELEPHOXF No IZ? Four of the Senxor boys fumrgated the school house one mornlng Reed was accused by one of the Junlors Lester My dear lf you could look lnlo mx heart xou xxould see your name vvrltten there Loulse Yes but I am Ill nd 1t would loolx hke a hotel reglster Agency for Beatr1ce Cream Sepalators 1epa1rs for all makes C H Chadwncla Cash pa1d for Cream Butter Eggs Poultry Hldes Phone 91 Same old Locahon IN PHX SIOLOC X LI ASS Hueston Ale frog hans anx nnex than anx other klnd of han Mrs Kmg UNO, xxhvw' Hueston Then xvhv do people sax 'Fme as frog halr fl Reed Earl, have xou read the Declaratlon ot Independence Earl I have not Reed Have you read the const1tut1on 7 Earl I have not Reed Well, xx hat have xou lead W' Earl I have red han on the back of my neck lnght I . . , I,,,v, ..., 1 fe- ---Q K A 4 A - - . .- - ,ww - if 1 . - ., fy 'nv ' 1 - ' ' ' - I -5 f' C 41 54 ' 5 , rc ' , ' , . . . - v , a J ' il I . K6 ' 1 r -1 ' - w v ' - . 1 - ,, . . , c 1 7 . . 1 L a 1 - 1 X W 7 1 7 X 1 A I J . 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A Em og: -P VX ' vhatever W ' ' w Pl1',h fl' ET X kl, V A E Barlow, Contractor and Bullder Sxx 'tnex le we the mom nnmecl1'1tely R xx I h lxe no desne to t1ke 1t xvlth me I lmhelgex What would you do lf I klesed you ' Asafetll 1 I nex GI meet 'in emergencxf untll It 'ITISGS But xx hut If one should '1r1Qe3 LX Id meet lt tate to flee INreQh1e A LOIIOIIIHII IS '1 small xxhlte flnlmoll xxlth ieotton tall WHAI WOULD HAPPFN IF Rlth should haxe the loekytxx H Cfuv touldn t laugh ' I4 lxe could nt Ret I I LlClIt'Il1CIlll he ud ol lt bc lt H lfel eouldn t hloxx htr nose W nd touldnt Ietlte ' I dvx url eouldn t t ill I3 lstbill VI ILICIIC Should 351166 ' Lester touldn t go xxxth the gn ls Vlabel shouldn t go home llone Eula eouldn t froxx n ' Bewle were not Sm ill NO lNlzI'D TO GO W he n axx tul xx lr hae been deel ned I tlnnlx th It SIIIQIG m ill Qhould l0dlII On battle neldw The m 1r1 led men I thlnlx h ive xx u enough it home 5lIt'l'lIIX one bf, one In the gl Ide boolxs ot the tt when blossom the httlc IGION lht Iolgtt me nots ot the Soohlex Rock ibxe SQIIIUI on the tree top -XS long lx xou studx the cradle xx 1ll lotk But lt xou stop Cllgglllg the Cradle xv1ll till Rnd doxxn xx1ll Come Semoxw dlploma and 1Il I ht . . . 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I , . 1 , .- 1151, 1 ' ' '111'1'. ,, 1. ,. , N :1 vt x A E Barlow, Contractor and Bu11der WSWX 1 r THEEND . D fir-sifln-Ive one-half mih- south of Depot fr ii E-1 J KV NJ' xfv 'Q :SW 9 r ,if Y N It 1 5 'cam Z! xl X I U' KM P 0' if ,A x VW Q5 -lg -- W T ilf:,L, - F fjkfff A5 ,Jlr Q I l l ,m. Q X 1 f .JL xjkf J K iv A-f- -V l'.F'Ifxv+5vLx.. 5 A. E. Barlow, Contractor and Builder Rv:-id rrxrro e om'-lmlf mile south of Ilepox when m town make our store your head quarters, also, when Wantmg fancy grocer les dry goods, shoes and F1tz overalls Q Remember, the slogan lS 'Quahty The QUALITY Cook Sz Baker Store 7 ' K ' 7 7 I Iilwnvs S5 :mtl 694