Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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' f i aff M ll in lil 7 l ,317 Wg I En d' QQ EDAVX-I! MARGARET ELLEN DENNIS, M. D. Preparatory. I Musical Margaret! Her JOS voice, her smile, and supple fingers, in fact, her whole personality, are in harmony with life! EPH THOMAS, B. N. Preparatory Joe will never play second fiddle to anyone, because he plays first Violin in the orchestra. He is good talker, too. HARVEY NORMAN, B. E. Agriculture You seldom hear of The First Person Singular from Harvey. His com- mon sense is his fortune, and it is a safe investment that draws inter- est. MARTHA VAN CLEAVE, N. P. Preparatory The girl who will not say oan't . She is small physically, large mentally, and whole-hearted in anything she does. ESMOND ELLIOTT, N. T. Commercial Esmond is not as formidable as his name. Surely, if time were golden, he would be a millionaire. Did you ever see him hurry? JESSIE MAE KIRBY, S. M. Commercial Jessimae is tuned to the varied feeling of her violin, lightly gay or grayly serious. MARY HAMMITT, A. M. Preparatory By her permanent wave, her vanity casc, ln society she seems to keep perfect pace, She's slow and quiet, Sometimes on a diet, But she'll surely get by on her face. EARLE C. BARNES, D. S. C. Preparatory Here's our ivory pounder, by geo, With him a girl you'll always sue, lt's not that he's sissy, He's just fond of each missy. But alas! the last of the Barnes is he. -- ' cgumizib .99 f Rf' .H1.lNGE' ' F Page Twenty-nine

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i ' X gf, K ll gan 'ji ol .1 EDITH MARY MANGES, M. A. Preparatory Da Vinci might have painted our girl with the inscrutable eyes. One of our honor students, a rare type of girl in this age of madcap flappers. EDWIN NICHOLAS FLANIGAN, D. G. Advertising Manager Athenian Vice-President Class Preparatory Ed's irresistible ear-to-ear-grin, and the groans from his cornet added to determination and sportsmanship won him the Junior State Golf Cham- pionship. Grin hard, Ed , we want a State Championship, too. FOREST GLENN ATKINSON, M. E. General Nature cursed Toy with curly hair and blessed him with initiative and an endless capacity for Work. V BARSHA RANKIN, LL. D. Commercial Barsha is friendly to everyone, especially her typewriter, and what a sten- ographer she can be if some man doesn't spoil it all. MORRIS ROGERS, F. B. Business Manager Athenian Preparatory He's a jolly, heady rascal, Honest from head to toe, And for reliability- To him we always go. LUCILE ANN SUMMERS, A. B. Dramatic Editor Athenian Preparatory She uses no slang, she uses no paint, She doesn't pretend to be what she aamtgi. S-he's an honor student, a dramatic star, ln every way she's right up to par. LAVONA HODSHIRE, H. W. Commercial Lavona's picture reminds you of .loan of Arc. We know she will face the world with the courage of the maid of Orleans, and win. JOHN MCCLAMROCK M. D. Preparatory B !gl Jolly Johnny seemingl has never had a worry. Good natured, good heart- ed, and a jolly good fellow, is John. i . ,,Q' .129 V .rs1.lNG,Y-EL, Page Twenty-eight

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7 ,N7 W i ii la : A? REBECCA STEELE, S. D. Preparatory Rebecca's character resume ranges from ruddy-cheeked rage to rapturous exclamations. MILDRED EVELYN TERRY, M. C. Joke Editor Athenian Preparatory Midge's honors are varied in hue as she is an all 'round good student, has many friends, and can read Vergil without studying all night. KATHERINE SCHWINDLER, N. P. Preparatory Kate's reserve carries with it a hint of friendliness, and she is certainly a friend worth having-intelligent, loyal, understanding. MABLE KATHRYN HAYS, LL. C. Preparatory Kate's fancy skips lightly here and there lingering on her teachers more than any one else. Vivacious, talka- . tive, and carefree is she. CARMEN SHARP, H. W. Asst. Art Editor Athenian Preparatory The smaller the person the greater the ambitions. Carmen wants to be an artist and teach Paris French. She will, too. RUTH EDNA HORNEY, M. A. Preparatory Ruth can drive a Ford and talk at the same time. She has red hairg so that explains it. MILDRED M. PETERSON, D. T. Preparatory Black bobbed hair, a languid smile, A slow and listless southern style, A clear sweet voice, just like a bell, All these describe our Mildred well. DOLORES SHARP, L. L. M. Preparatory lf Latin were not a dead language how this small person would talk. She does very well with the English language, though, from the appear- ance of her grades. N r fb Cf? :fd -. li Al H ' Q'.f Ef!S2 .Qs 1 -'rw U39 L . Hui N G P J - Page Thirty ' '