Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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o N E P o u N o N Er AMERY B 'LIT TER BROTHERS CREAMERY Y C RA W X I SERVICE COURTESY - QUALITY MERCHANDISE I I I I I I I 2 ARE OUR MOTTOES I Ready to Wea1 furmshmgs an shoes for the entufe farmly ha erasQual1t Star BETTER Gooos Fon Less Monfv 109 E Mam St Crabbs Reynolds Taylor Co 6 Incorporatedj Fifi? FEEDS AND SEEDS TO MEET YOUR NEEDS HARDWARE Robe on Cutlery Clauss SCISSOYS White MOUht3lH Refrlgerators EW 9 f n Q if 11 ig I MOON FLANINGAM WISEHART COMPANY 11 is ui - g I I E - - 4 . . d ' il g I : . . Y ' I i I I I : I . E ' U ' ' A g 1. ' . ' . A I 5 I E S' 1 ' - v g . . . I ' I I CSSC A I y5wf,,fw ykjjw i' asv? , g W1 'Mi' 'I'lii'l'fM We5Jf5Q'i3qW ,-'Mp W X ,'r.n.rn1.'::.,,,1 ml !! , QM ww! 1,4 'Ri ',7.,jQ?! ' X131 W' gf'm! d bl'-:WF I ' . lfw wf y mS::'Ji'fW1 I 91135 Hx f ,jp au '! . :Wg I 11 ' yl,fjMgf1:UY Bmw! . A 'fA!1'9VvW PM Gy g lfvf i I JVJWVA W ? V I yy., 5 W' ,,:, Nitww- , '! ,!i! QNQN, Um .-5 N' . A AII' QF I lg'1 '. I I Qfglfrfgxr L J' 'of 5 HM. l ' : 1 ' L9 g I I i - - I ra E I 5 I I- Q' -an'-'af-'Q'-f'-'.'l'-1'-'- -'S.:'.'.'.'L1 ::'g'-1 - . P OHdd Fifty-'Th

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A Few Personifications Fate The offlce Innocence-A Freshle Harmony A Senior class meeting Speed Herman Endlcott Eloquence-Devere MCGIHUIS Vanity Emerson McNeely Wisdom Kenneth Breaks Happmess Ellzabeth Mahorney and Howard Layton Hope-The J umors Judgment Delmar Talmage One can buy ten cents worth of almost anythmg now for thirty cents IMISS F9I'tlCh passing Miss Farmer s door after schooll Miss Farmer Come ln Miss Fer tlch and v1s1t awhlle Miss Fertlch Well I can t stay long I am lookmg for a man at 5 o clock MISS Farmer That IS nothing I have been lookmg for one for several years Mrs Elkenberry How many persons are there 1n the Engllsh language? Mary Cave Three Mrs Elkenberry What are Mary Mascuhne feminine and neuter Miss Walkup How did Edmund Spencer lose his castle? Charles Elkins Why by resur rectlon flnsurrectlonj Mary Bowers What a cute clock vou have Lois' LOIS Southard Yes and 1tS a good one too It loses twenty mm utes a day but outside of that It runs ne Teacher fgivmg out words ln a spelling match among the wee onesj Johnny Swear Johnny fa blt puzzled at first sud denly brlghtensj Darn It Teacher Ctrymg 1n vam to remain soberj No spell it Johnny D a r n e t A New Latin Verb. Flunco Huncere faculty fixus Luke Warren I have all of my Engllsh so Ill only. have to get my rhetorlc for tomorrow Harold Armantrout Tom what IS your average income? Thomas Luster Oh about 2 00 a m MISS Booz When dld Louis IX relgn? Ross Metzler Cscratchlng his headj Mlss Booz Be careful Ross you may run a splmter ln your finger Irene Shanklm Cin a butcher shopl I want a chicken Butcher Do you want a pullett? Irene No I w11l Just carry it MISS Booz For what IS Switzer land noted ? Dehght McGeath Why for Swlss cheese Miss Booz Oh no' Somethmg grander more lmpresslve more tre mendous burger l Mr Ward What d1d you get for the answer to this problem? Kathleen Straughn Mme IS two Mr Ward MIUUS two is cor rec Paul Long Say d1d you know that Leslle Remely had a date last night? Quentin Wert How do you know? Paul Why his fountain pen IS broken this mormng Ray George I would like to v1se the alphabet Christlne Ireland How? Ray To put you and I closer to gether 3113111111111 1:11111111Q11111 11111111111 11 11114 . 1 , l - , .. .... , .i . . . H W o Q . . , 1 . , . . . ,, . . . W c 1 , , U . . . , - - - - n . . H . . . , . , n . . W 0 l , . I H . . . . ' rv . ' n e ,... . . . . . ' . H ' 7 , 1 . ' . ,, . . 0 H . . . ' W . . . . ,, , , . ' u ' ' . H ! u ' n ' ! Q ' . cc an 9 . , . 9 as . U . . . ,, ' o - . H . . 7 ' ' 7 l . H . . n ' - U . U 111 ' . , D H : u ' ' ' n , . H . I . , ac n Y ' , - ' , s 4 , ' ' ' as ' they 9 Dellght: Oh, I know! Lim- ' H . . . .77 ' 1 n . T 1 , cc ' ' . N ' I 0 U ' H ' -7 . - . u - - as ' . ta - - - a . H ' ' . . ,, , , - 0 1 t 7, . . u - ' H H ' ' ' , . u ' 1 I ' . . L n , , , - ' n e u ' , ' : H H fi . ff . ,T . H . . . . . - ' 1 ' ' H , . ' . U yy -1.- .. , , - : ' re- ' , IC ' N ' H . . . . . . . H ,, . . . H - as , as . , . , - , H 7! H . ..... l . Q 1 1 ? 111 1111111tzxttitiriitiiiiiii I Page One Hundred Fifty-Four 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I H.

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X me- J w Make lt a Watch -'I img bracelet or some othel article of good Jewelry for your graduation day gift 'omethmg she can cherish and be proud of all her hf You will find such a gift in our display of fine jewelry Not all of the arti cles are expensive but all of them are really good at TRASK S e Crawforclsvllle State Bank Soliclts the accounts of all the Graduates graduate latex Oni investors department will be found a good help fox getting a bank account We will be glad to explain it to C BARNHILI P d ALVIN BREAKS V P dnt CHARLES L GOODBAR Caher EDNA R. HERRON A t C sh r Just Like Him 1928 A D CEthan Pr-ewitt applies for en- trance to Montgomery county bar.J Examiner. Mr Prewitt can you give a delinitlon of law? Fthan Yes sir law IS the means by which vie acquire legal possession of propertv belonging to others. Letha Birch' What are you do- ing out here? Why I see you out side every day. Don t you get cold? Mary Elizabeth Hills fshiveringl . Yes ma'amg but you see Miss Walk- up gave us fifteen hours outside read- ing, and I've get to keep at it until I get it. While travelling around in an old Stoddard-Dayton motor car' arrived in the vicinity of Jackson Mississippi. All the city turned out to meet us with a Blair of trumpets. The next day we went with some friends to pick some Eikenberries and Caster beans' while looking for these we found some sweet Williams We decided to Walkup the river after- wards for fish to Fry I Guess it was about 2 o clock when an old Farmer saw us stealing the beans and he became very angry. He had evi- dently been drinking Booztej. He approached and hit us with a club on the Lee-ward side. In order to Ward off further hard Knox we caught an .L early Trane home. I Miss Knox tin Latin classjz I Slave, where is thy horse? ' I WSueK Morton: Under my chair, Neighbor. USO your Son Wayne ' ' ISS mx' got? his A. B. and M. A. degrees did ' e . Mr. Hamilton: Yes, but his P. A. I still supports him. l Time was raised in the lapse of ages. I I I I 1 I I . P..-.-...-..-.-.-:.-.-.:.-4-..-.-.-.-.-.-..-.:::.::'.:'::.-.116 . . ' ' I L ' ' I - I' : E Q . ' Q gi ' it U H rl . X 1 ' . S -I . ' 1 -:I X I I I ' - . 5 ' .X ffxse I I . . ', - N- -.X l . Q E fx X QL 6X I 2 . ' I - - e . NVQ l ' . : - 'x X ,.-V ' , A, I f' ' A ., . . . : -. If 1 -5 ' , ' . . . . . : . . l . A W.. I ' . IR ifji,-:Iwi ' G . ' 1X ' I - I . : ' ' I - - - ..... - ..... I I 2 o I . ff e ' - 2 I ' Q ' , I I , sv , . 5 za I ' E ' . 3 , ' I . 5 ' f - a D I . . E 55 . W I , IZ I gl ' E. E. 5 ' . - m 'U ' :I .. Z. ' 9 I . - I S3 s . 'D I I I l ' Page One Hundred Fifty-Two