Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Q MQ Wi f . .5 5 REGINA HERRON, M. C. Preparatory We'll give her credit for being able to average more' words per minute than any other gisl in C. H. S. VVitl1 the added difference that she says some- thing. ROBERT FLOYD, N. T. Preparatory Robert Lincoln is our viking football captain. Though Lincoln does not pertain to his bug, it runs like one- sometimes. DWIGHT MARION DUNBAR, M. S. Preparatory There is a young fellow named Dwight, Though noisy, he's plenty bright- His hair is slick, He's the ladies' pick, And he's always sure he's just right. FAYE CLEMENTS, S. M. Editor-in-Chief Athenian General A tang of Irish humor, A riotous imagination, A spark of originality And the will of Caesar. That's Faye. B. BROADDUS GERARD, B. C. President Senior Class Preparatory He's going to be a financier, And maybe a President, too, No matter what the boy aspires, That air will carry him through. JUNE PETT, F. C. Preparatory Her extremest clothes, finale hop, And tongue that never seems to stop: Her shingle bob that ain't grown yet, Step right up and see June Pett. ANNA CHAPMAN, S. T. P. Literary Editor Athenian Preparatory This little lass in every class Recites again and againg She gets many A's, little undeserved praise, Yet caters to the men. EDGAR A. DAVIS, L. General This chap's hair is a constant chagrin, Girls miss the effect With a permanent in. li 'xi ,S , feog' 93 LX .Kiel NGPR., Page Twenty-th ree

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I fit fAt 1 I lI,,f,J Riff? Nl Wt IV ff. It ' Aff Q L -i ,I ' I ink , E 1' E f f Q2 i L-L DARREL A. ENDICOTT, M. D. Athletic Editor Athenian Preparatory HAZEL TAYLOR, C. Wil: Preparatory A load of pep in a small, pert, piquant bundle. She seems to be taking a He who has not seen 'iEndy hold his g0Tf'gmduate COIHS0 in Wabash sides and shake with laughter has 0 ege' seen nothing. NATHAN PICK T , . B. Preparatory EDNA rvl. BRANNON, E. E. Tl1ere's a young fellow named Nate, Pf'eP3f'af0f'Y Whose yellow hair covers his pate, His remarks are obtruse, They aren't of much use, And he hangs around lots with one date. . Tom is our blondest Senior and as her smile is as sunny as her locks it's no wonder that it's infectious. AUSTIN BARNES, M. S. FRANCES ROBBINS, C. W. P ePal 3t0Y'Y Society Editor Athenian Theres a' swagger young chap named Pf'ePa B'f0f'Y Barnes' A mirthfully serious, sober, hilarious, Who's adept at telling us yarns. He trips the fantastic, His line is elastic, And his lessons he bluffs, never larnes. gently imperious maid. WILLIAM ALLEN, B. C. ELIZABETH MOON, M. A. Comfnefcia' P CPaVat0 Y Little we know of him, Little we hear of him, Behold the C. H. S. Constellation! One Much We expect of him, of Dixie's brightest stars, a beam of the Sunshine Society, and she puts a complete eclipse on all conversation. 'See page 139. ' fww3V' . Til-LI N G IZ' Page Twentyrtwo

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I I i , ' K 1,, ,J Ill M y, 1 ll' 'Ve I t Q ,M Wt S24 ll uf AV: -L50 'Nav' -3-LX. 4 ' 74- J-L KATHERINE BOSTIC, M. C. Joke Editor Athenian Commercial Katel' does love to talk, and the only time she is ever quiet is when she listens to the song of a certain thfrushj. Her grades do not suffer -ehow does she do it? JEPTHA McKEYE RUSH, B. H. Preparatory Others come and others go but Mack goes on forever. C Mack does not graduate from C. H. SJ KARL DICKERSON, A. M. Preparatory Knobby , our gentlemanly basketball man, has a lot of punctuation marks in his life. A - in basketballg a in his arguments, and an I of one girl. NELLY TREXLER, M. A. Preparatory People Weep over the knells of literature, but our Nell is a very much alive young person. Here's to her. FORREST S. JACKMAN, C. NI. Preparatory Lack specializes in his radio and girls. Thus far he has mastered the latter easily, but sends in S. O. S. on the former. KATHERINE WINTER GILBERT, E. E. Preparatory Our Senior Fashion Plate. Milton surely wrote for her when he said, Come and trip it as you go on a light fantastic toe. MARY JEANETTE HERRON, A. M. Preparatory Mary J. , there cannot be another girl like you-sincere, loyal, understand- ingiAh, we all love her, don't we Knobby ? ROBERT ELMORE, S. D. Preparatory 'tBob is going to be a prosperous farmer. We suppose he will raise pigskins, though he evidently favors the hardwood. N I t 859 it 6 1' xx V X I. 1.9, .rsn.iNGT-HL, . Page Twenty-four ' .929