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J 5 . il i i ,H ii 1 is ' li iiig 1 fi 1 .5 e -F if N' '-li i ii lvwei H 1' iii ii' 7 ii 'lf -r 1 V 1:::,Q N ei i X: -- I A ...Tig U ii liz if' k .l,..i 1. E - fl i N 3--. w lf 0L5g,awvN- ' i ' Z- i -J , H D d c-3 ICGJEIOII , - g ! In order to show our appreciation of his loy- alty and faithfulness' we, the class of '31, rc- spectfully dedivate this volume of the Athenian i to our beloved teacher and sponsor, Mr. VVilli:nn Q J. 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T ...- - Q Q 'J 'C - v- 3 U 1. .1 ...- .1 .... .1 ...- v 1 The School Board and Facultq The members of the school board g1V6 unstmtmgly of the1r t1me and energy to the constant lmprovement of educational faclhtles and methods That xt IS a dnfncult and 1mportant pos1t1on whlch each of these men holds IS recognlzed and appreclated by the commun1ty The faculty members also are unselfish 1n the1r attentlon to the educatlon of the young people of Crawfordswlle For the pup11, school IB ended wlth the closmg bell 1n the afternoon but for the teacher there 18 no closmg bell Much of the1r txme and thought 1S expended on d1V1 mg means by Whlch classes may be made more profitable and mterestmg., Many teachers show a great deal of mterest m the extra curncula actxv1t es of the school They advlse and work w1th the pup11s 1n makmg these act1v1t1es more Worthwhlle because they cons1der that 1n a certain sense out xde mterests are as 1mportant as stud1es to the growmg boy or glrl Both the commumty and the students feel 1ndebted to the school board and faculty for then- excellent work Page Eleven I I u I C 2 I I u .1 fi ' U 7, I i . I E n E H! E L! . . . . . . ' . - 5 . ! - . . . .E . . - . ' E . ' . 2 '- . .... Q . I lllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllillllUllllfllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllll QVJW ' W I llllii n ii li Nlllllilllllillllllllli iii im WM Qi V sv , E , 1 'Fur- I . I 1 md E L! 2 C E W .3 LE YC i .WE L... E Si S , W E1- EW RC Q 'S I . W Wg QW! Wp ' 'i Zi C C fi W W , bn- , sou lx School Board R. E, IKOSTANZER W. H. O'NE.xLL B. MILLER Page Twalwf nam: IIIIIIWIWIIII IIIIIIIIII I WIIIWIIIIIIW lltlIll!!!IIllllIIIIIIIIIWIWIIIIIIIII nan WW Q IIN 1,-. -,,,-...qv-or-..,.., , ,.,.. ,,...... .,. ., ,,,.I,.,.,.,.,,..,.,-.-....,..,-..-Q,-,-..-,. ...,.,... 1 V 5 ..A. 1 , A ' V.. ..,... in il L --1 1 ..., ,.-4 W f 5 W D F W V IW I W W i , W iW E WF W W - W WW W E W I W .. 1 W W I W W I 5, W W W 4 1 W W W llllllllllllilililllilllllilllllilillfwllllIIIlllllillllllllllllllililllililili ' n Cz 59 Q !J !. Superlntendent and Principals if 1 J Q I v Q . Q! QQ !J , hx ,, E1 Fug 1 I 1 D2 , ... 554. B f S !. ps? Q, W5 I, l E -q 2 F ... F , .4 W . F. llxlzrmrl g c 1 ' Page I hm teen Illllllllllllllllllllhilllllllllli Ill IIIIIIIIIIIIMFIIITI' lllll IllillllIlllllllllllllllllllili f TW D , QQ 1 ll L C !. 1 Y .. 2 IC I ' D ' f .. 5 ! 5, , I I 5 :Q !. ' 2, D - :... 9- ..! !. 2 U I I 'i if 41.. 2 n 91 I: Q is 'a 2' E S l T X N L. J. C. FREEMAN K. C. J.xM1ss 1- 11 ', Y' Illll llllllllllllilllllllil IIIIlllllllillfNil!!!llIIIIillllllllllIililililililililif I .C 11 ...- TQ L! L! .1 ...- .i .1 iQ ,.... .Q ... 5 E L fd I I I - .1 - .1 ...- .1 ...- Q .Q 7.- 11 ..- ,.... .I ... 2 .U .Q ... , .1 .. .q in ... 'Q ... I1 - L! xc .C U in -sr -he vii' gl K9 is I I E ! DL .! Q WILLIAM J. GUNKEL Q, Head of Mathematics Department Indiana University, A.B., A.M. Sponsor of Senior Class, Hi-Y -1 Club ! LILLIAN BLAIR DZ Englishg Dean of Girls E Butler University -' Sponsor of Girl Reserves, Sunshine Society - !. .E EATHEL PHILLIPS -j Latin Indiana State Teacher's College. A.B. --1 Sponsor of Classical Club !: D. HUBERT E. BROWN Q' History: Government Q' Indiana University, A.B. University of Chicago --1 Sponsor of Social Science Q Club !i L. H. RISLEY !. Head of Science Department Indiana University, A.B., M.A. P. Sponsor of Science Club 'l -1 MABEI4 C. FERTICH Vocational Home Economics Indiana University, A.B. JULIA LECLERC KNOX Head of Latin Department Indiana University, A.B. State Normal -A Columbia University -1 Sponsor of Classical Club, B Plus Ultra Club, Cui Bono .' Club, Palladium : - OWEN L. CRECELIUS Q History: Public Speaking: De- bate: Civics i Indiana State Teachers College, ! B.S. -I Sponsor of Speech Arts Club, 2 Assistant Football Coach !4 SI FRANK BECK History: Gym f -4 Franklin College, A.B. 5 University of Illinois 1 Sponsor of Hi-Y Club, Voca- 1 tional Club ' MARY Bumnmnca Booz C1 A Head of History Department Hanover College, A.B. University of Chicago Columbia University Page Fourteen Ililili 'i ilililililil Iilllill llilililil lllililililmlilililililiIilililililililililililililiIililililil I , e'. V M ,.. on , of 'xx V sffiifftfrf 'f ..4 -' 21, WL L ' 'ii:'ffT 'Z. : :f:ff:'::.::s.,.. Af' I -, ' W,,,,,,gg:7------ ----g'-'-::g--3-+----v-f-----w---- ' llllllllllllillllil' il lililillllli u' 'I' if f it il ' llilllllm l M I A ' Qll i' 'A ' ' 'M gy' V X I ,.L . 'A' Q f' ' A' ' 'Q ' Q 1 2 L 4 J' 9.5 2 ' 5 ! U J ' E lf QQ .- 1 L! !, L! ! L! ! is D, ' DI re E. C. STOUT -1 g Biology 2 Wabash College. A.B. Q ,- Indiana Bioloilical Station Q! 'a Sponsor Junior Audubon So- ...i ciety, Junior Honor Society. Q HARRIET R. GALLUP E '- A e Q ri X-Pratt Institute .K i' Cleveland School of Art i 1' .C Q fi Jovi: Dossier g ' Sh th da T ping e Sit-at:nTeach,er's College, B.S. i Sponsor of Commercial Club E Fm-:D M. SULLIVAN Q iQ Physiology! General Science ., 7' Wabash College, A.B. as Indiana University Q2 Butler Ugiiversgy I S h I Q v I d'ana tate orma c oo' ' Q nSiJonsor of Junior Honor So- -E ciety, Torch Club .1 G. E. RAY 'if s 1 H' to : C' ' ' ii l'I'erlr,e Ugg State Normal 4. School, . .E. ,g I1 Moody Bible Institute .' fa American Extension University ... Indiana University Law -5 E Sponsor of SengTrbClass, So- Q It cial Science u F fi DELLA E. DENNIS i E st N I F -' te ate orma - 1- Isdiisn 'University li la Univerzity of Chicago .I . GRACE MAUDE ARTHUR E Librarian: English '- Indiana University, A.B. Q' E Degauw Ungvgrsityil S : 4 'ponsor o uns ine ociety. 2 Junior Dramatic Club 2 Lk Lt EIFEWART HPICU ure ' ' , 2 Purdue University, B.S.A. L! Sponsor of Future Farmers 2 ! as SAMUEL M. Woomwrr ui Incgrgna State Teacher's College, 'la Indiana University i' E ponsor o unxor ass 1 S f J ' Cl 1 Q ' LEILA HOAGLIN ,..., Ph sical Educati ' ' - University of Vcyisconsin Indiana State Teacher-'s College X Page Fifteen llllIlliIllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllFHlliilllilillIllllllllllllllllildlllllllllllllllllllll .-,.- -.,ff,-rw wr---1-.... ..-f..a..vuQ-....v,, .. .ru ,. X r.,.,,.,,,.-,.,.,. ,,..-,-,.,-,.,.,.,.,. mf' illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIl Illlllllllllllllllllllgllillllll 5, ..- ..- I E , E .E 5 .. 2 .E 2 !. 'C DQ -i C. O. DE BARD ij L' History 'U g Wabash College, A.B. 1 I r- Indiana University .1 ' 2 Sponsor of Junior C-lass ! .Q S E BEATRICE CAULDWELL i Y 5' English: French 'Q E Franklin College, A.B. 3' ii .il E MARY MILDRED SCHWEITZER gr fi English 7' Hanover College, A.B. A -2 Indiana State Normal School 2 DePauw University ,gg University of California Q i Sponsor of Non-Pariel Society. i' E i ,- GEORGE A. BURNS i E-i History - Wabash College, A.B. L! Purdue University -- .1 Indiana University ' .1 K Indiana Normal School E 11 DZ Z HOMER E. BIDDLE i Ti Printing 'i Valparaiso University, B.M.T. F 5- Indiana University -J 5 State Teacher's College II .. E BLANCHE MAHAN fi Geography 'i Indiana University, A.B. E i ' PAULINE D. WILKINSON .1 Algebra, Geometry: Arithmetic Q1 P' Bum r University, A.B. 2 Spfbnsor of Junior Honor So- E' g ciety F 'Z . fi FRED B. JACKSON 5 E Shop L ' Indiana State Teacher's College -2 Bradley Polytechnic 5 Indiana University 2 ! ,E JOHN L. STEPHENSON S Geometry Q Algebra -4 L! Central Normal, A.B. ! 2 Indiana University, M.S. Q N Sponsor of Hi-Y Club, Sopho- Z --u 11- miore Class ' JEANNETTE GRUBB ' Journalismg Geometry: Arithme- tic, Indiana University, A.B. , Sponsor of Gold and Blue, I Junior Girl Reserves, Quill I and Scroll, Sophomore Class l . Page Sixteen f l llililililililililililililllil ililililil fllllilllilmlililililililililililiIilililililililililillliliIilill ' J l l l ' N X ook! 22775 'X-J f qi 1 . 7 - ' , A ' 4 rf Of! ' 31-- 1 f ' ' . :::::-.... -f ' A . . l...'...I..l,,r-I.-I, , M . I .I .I,.. -.. . .,,,, ,,, . ,,,,,, W4 IIIIII II I I I I I I I I I I , ty al, I I I II IiIlIlIlIlIlIlIlllIlllIlIlI li - l u gf 1 I I , F S 1 E llif' - lt l -L Q, E Si K CHARLES B. YOUNG is if , Bookkeeping: Commercial Law l -4 5, and Arithmetic ., I- Indiana University, B. S. W I Fi University of Iowa, M. A. ...: L.. University of Illinois QQ , ii Sponsor of Commercial Club, E Gold and Blue, Manager of -4 i Athletics fi RUTH TEMPLE 5 i' Bookkeeping : Typing 3 Commer- '1 . . . . Q F-' clal Arithmetic 2 gg University of Wisconsin ., i- lndianaSState Teacher's College, i , B. . --5 E Sponsor of Commercial Club, !, Senior Class Dj ELIZABETH A. REED E ' English H , Butler University, A.B. ii fi University of Southern Cali- .-4 P.. fornia, M.A. .. Sponsor of Junior Dramatic E Club, Girl Reserves, Speech -1 .- Arts Club Q, Q PAUL MUNGER f Assistant Music Supervisor Q ' Butler University !, 3 Arthur Jordan Conservatory Q: I Metropolitan School of Music 'ii . DAVID WELLS i sup n K Algebra: Arithmetic: Geography i I Indiana State Teacher's College, -Q 3 1 B. s. Q, E AMY BEATTY li English 12 --. University of Texas !4 LQ Butler University, B. A. Q' Q Indiana University . Sponsor of Athenian, Speech i v Arts Club , MARY ELLEN GUxLL1AMs Spanish 3 English -4 :M Cornell University D DePauw University, A.B. - - Indiana University u-I ' Sponsor of Sophomore Class, 2 TE Non-Pariel Society ' . :C f ri JOSEPH A. GREMELSPAUHER Li Orchestra : Band : Glee Clubs : y Music Appreciation L! Butler University, A.B. -Q .1 if E NOLAN C. CRAVER ij i . Director of Physical Education E s and Athletics: Coach ? , University of illinois, B.s. .,-, JESSIE LEE 2. Clothing: Foods: Vocational Cit- ' izenship University of Chicago f Sponsor of Junior Honor So- 4 ciety, Courtesy Club ' Page Seventeen I ilililil' l Ii 'lil-il lilili i 'iilIlI JiIlIl iiililililililililil iln li l 1 L ,, V , , -7 Li V W I rj- -r---gfm .V--1--sq'-.-yr---A-wr -V,-cv , lf! uf . ,..,.f,-. -'1- .. . ..,-,.,-,.-....,. ,,, lil I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli f Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll L if 'Y ' nz Q -1: 2 ! 2 2' A 7 IC . f ' L! !.. 2 ! L I L3 5 ..- .., ii DT Q LILLIAN PORTER ! L! Grade School Music Supervisor I E Arlhur Jordan Conservatory A S. !I S EVALINI-: BALLARD Q L- Head of English Department 2 DePauw University, A.B. -T S Wisconsin University ! 5 Sponsor of Girl Reserves 2 ! L! .QQ 2 E L! MARY BOWERS Q 7 L! Secretary to Superintendent ! L! !I g ADA WILLIAMS H! Registrar E 2 IC g ' Q' fi I' Ti li 2 DOROTHEA KNIGHT Q E Secretary to Principal L! ! ,S DAGMER M. MILLER, R. N. B E School Nurse -I Methodist Episcopal Hospital, L L! School of Nursing, Indianap- ., ! olis, Indiana 5 E E E :Q MRS. FRED BURKE Q3 I Attendance Officer fi Illinois Woman's College -' i i I! B L! EDYTHE V. ASHER Q: 2 Vocational Home Economics I Indiana University, B.S. fi Sponsor of Girl Reserves .1 E ! 2 ! is MAREL E. THOMPSON F- Geometry : Algebra 3 English ge Butler University I1 Indiana State Teacher's College, QQ E A- B- I Indiana University 1-D Sponsor of Non-Pariel Socie- , ty, Junior Class GOLDA MILLINER Elementary Supervisor Page Eighteen Il I L I il Ilnlilil lililil InlililllillliliIf'l'il lililililililklulililililil LiliIilililililililililililiIilllilililil ,fl 9 e l x Lfn' 4 H llIIllllllllllllIlililllllllllllllillllmil' WllllllIlIllllillllllllllIllllllllllllilllllli 55 , 1, . 59 3 2 K :I ..- , C I I - L' Q, 2 !. - 2 2 ' !. Senior Class I , I. 1. , 2 Officers . 5 .E V ! ' Ronmwr BREAKS .:. JOHN FREEMAN ' JOHN SMITH ' ' -- MARY E. Mnmm n Page Nineteen I1 IlliliIillillllillilllllllllllillliiil llIlliIiIill'1li3i'lliIiliIilililillIiIllIIiIilllililillilllilllllll ...- L- T 1llilililililililililililili ililf llililllilllllilllllllllililililililllili I' 2 3' 3 5 - no Fi fi F Li E L! 1 A- .1 gn- .1 E .Q 3 .I ,.. .l I Tn- zu . L! 2 I1 . 'S U 3... I I1 ... If ,... ,I ,.. .Q an l L! iq ,... ,u L! .1 .1 .. R1 F.. Q ,- .Q -. IQ ,... .Q ,... .1 B-an Q guna 1 11 9. .1 - 1 X. X , J N BERNARD GRAY Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4-Capt. 3: Football 3: Science Club 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: C Club 3, 4: Classical Club 1, 2. RUTH MCCLAMROCH Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Sunshine Society- Cabinet 4: Glee C'-lub 2: Social Science Club 4: Science Club 3, 4-Sec.-Treas. 4: National Hon- or Society 3, 4-Treas. 4: Speech Arts Club 4: Debate Team 4. MARCIA COURTNEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sex- tette 2, 3, 4: In the Garden of the Shah : Sailor Maids : Three Graces : Red and the Christmas Whoppersn: Classical Club 1, 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Speech Arts Club 4: Gold and Blue Staff 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Science Club 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Li- brarian 4: Sunshine Society. GORDON L. THOMPSON Basketball 2, 3, 4--Capt. 4 : Foot- ball 4: Track 3, 4: Social Sci- ence Club 3, 4,: C Club 3, 4. THOMAS F. RONK Classical Club 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Sci- ence Club 3, 4: Glee Club 4: All-State Chorus: National Hon- or Society 4, MARY ELIZABETH MILLER Classical Club 1, 2: Commercial Club 3, 4-Pres. 3: Science Club 4: Social Science Club 4: Sun- shine Society-Cabinet 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4-Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: State Bookkeeping Champion 2, 3: Treas. of Class 4: National Honor Society 4. Lois ELAINE WRAY Classical Club 1, 2: Sunshine Society: Librarian 3, 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Gold and Blue Staff 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Speech Arts Club 4: Science Club 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Athen- ian Stafl'-Asst. Editor. CHARLES E. A. Moons Classical Club 1, 2: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Gold and Blue Staff 4: Speech Arts Club 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4-Pres. 4: Debate Team 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Tempest and Sunshine : Athenian Staff. ROBERT E. PRINZING Carl Schurz High School, Chi- cago 1, 2, 3: Band 4: Orchestra 4: Soci ience Club 4. s HEODORA Y. GRIFFITH C-lassical Club 1, 2: Social Sci- ence Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Athenian Staif : String Quar- tette 4: Sunshine Society: In the Garden of the Shah , Page Twenty .--. ! ! Y ! ! D: PJ Q, D1 D .4 - Q - D. Q1 F 1 1 - I, ..., D. ll i 4 .E Q - 1 ili''ililililililllll''lilplilililililililil lililililil. liliIililililililililililili illlililil Il Wir.-.-...-:.igT.,-..--..2.: .. -5..... ' 1 . .-.T.l..-42 1- ,::'::.:2:'::f::.: .,:..A. ,. ,.,.,..,.., , A f -:,,....,...,-M' .I .I,.I. .. ',.,.,,, . J '..?'!4,um IIIIII L llll I I llllllllllllllllll I Il I I I I I I!!lILH:llIl lll.ll..ll,,.u.,f Q , ' ' V Q 'T ' 'C ' 'Cf 'ffl ,E ' if ,J i .1 lit-11. Q , F . ., 1 -in Z , All 5 Hill iS .,.:,',' 'i 'lil Ti if W' .-. Q: 5 'lil L1 DELANEY MARCELLUS JONES UL, i Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4-Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. W 7- 4: Pres, of Class 3: Drum Major 4: 2 Orchestra 1, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: flea IQ National Honor Society 3. 4fV1ce-Pres. 5 'Q T 3: Student Council 1: Science Club 3: l 'Q 2 Classical Club 1, 2 Q Editor of Athenian 4. E MARY AVALYN DAVIS 11 0 h t 1,2,3,4:Band2,3,4:Glee f- C'lil:bel,r2, 3, 4: Sunshine Society: Girl ' Reserves 2, 3, 4: Girls' Octect 4: String I 4 Ensemble 2, 3: In the Garden of the L Sha ' g 81 or al s : trmg no : - h' S'l M'd S' T'4 'a' String Quartett 4: Science Club 4: So- L.. cial Science Club 4: Classical Club 1. g RUTH ELLEN DELKS S Social Science Club 4: Commercial Club ,- 3, 4: Girl Reserges 3, 4T'gi'e:s.14: Sun- 7-' shine Society: assica u . i 1 F' RAYMOND I. Q National Cui Bono Q club 3: Plus 4: Cloo- g :essex inn Red and t e I1 Three Graces : i Club 2, 3, 4: Sailor i Staff 3, 4: Athenian +- ROBERT W. BREAKS L! Pres. of Class 4: National Honor So- .I ciety 3, 4: Debate Team-Capt. 4: Hi-Y fi Club 2, 3, 4-Sec. 4: District Discussion -I League Contest: Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 2 4--Pres. 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4 : Golf 2, 3 : gt Cui Bono Club,-Pres. 3: Plus Ultra 7- Club 4: Band 4: Science C-lub 4: Social S Science Club 4: Speech Arts Club : I :Q 'galgadlum Staff 3, 4: Gold and l in 'B ' E VIVIAN CUTSHAW -1 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 4: Glee Club Q 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4: Classical I Club 1. 2: Social Science Club 3, 4: In i the Garden of the Shah : Red a d the ' L1 Christmas Whoppers : SailorlM 'ds' L! Sunshine Society. gg ELLEN MAY WILSON W ? ' Collinsville, Illinois High Sch , 2 Classical Club 2: Girl R o 2, 3: 'Q Gold and Blue Staff 3, ' a illson E Oratorical 3: Cen l a Ora rical 4 llst place:l L' 'a : Speech Arts fi Club 4: Socia ce Club 3, 4: Scl- i ence Club 4: nian Staff: Quill and Q- Scroll 4: Debate Team 4: Constitutional L! Oratol-ical 4: Surahine Society. I ORDON RAY 'E Porin, Illinois High School 1, 3: Clas- -- sical Club 2: Gold and Blue Staff 4: S Debate Team 4: Social Science Club 4: 1 Science Club 4: Athenian Staif-Asst. Fi Business Manager. i- ROBERT F. EWOLDT 2 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Audubon Club 2, 3, .1 4: Athenian Biological Research Club i 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Social Science Club 3: Science Club 4: Athenian Staff. MILDRED REMLEY Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4 : Sunshine Society: National Honor Society 4 : Dramatic Club 3: Speech Arts Club. 4: Swimming Team 1, 2, 3,: Classical Club 1, 2: Social Sci- ence C-lub 3, 4 : Science Club 4. I 'ago Twenty-one .. B B I ... D. F if D. E E -. n 5 .E B , 3 ni 5.3 P.. ! 2. 5 ? L-n ilulilil li mi ll mililimili ililf ull mi mmmnminiuininmixi I C I' : 1 I 'lg I ..- lC 'C Ln- IC ...- IC - ...- ..- I1 ,- .Q .- L1 I 1- Z .- .1 ...- .Q i Q ,. .1 ' ,. .C , I - zu i 5. - I1 .. IQ P. 1 .1 I -.- I1 +- .1 1 I1 ,1- .1 I1 1 E E at .I I1 'C 9. 2 LC ,.. S. I1 .C ... I ... .C ,.. .C l C ,- ,C .G ,.. ,Q .. 1 ' 1 RALPH C. KRUG Social Science Club 3, 4. ERMA MAE HUNT Classical Club 1, 2: Commercial Club 3, 42 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Sunshine Society. MARGARET ESTHER STOUT Classical Club 1, 2: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Speech Arts Club 4: Vice-Pres. of Class 2: Sunshine Society-- Cabinet 4: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4--A-Pres. 4: Social Sci- Cl b 4' Th G : ence u , ree races Red and the Christmas Wholl- pers : Athenian Staff. JOHN N. FREEMAN Glee Club 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Science Club 3, 4: Social Science Club 3, 4--Vice- Pres. 4: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Football 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Vice-Pres. of Class 4: Athenian Staff-Bus. Man- ager. NORMAN M. ELMORE Colfax High School 1, 2, 3: Sci- ence Club 4: Social Science Club -Pres, 4: Debate Team 4. DORIS MAE HILLYER Classical Club 12 Commercial C-lub 3, 4-Vice-Pres. 4: Audu- bon Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Sunshine Society: Glee Club 4: Social Science Club 4. DOROTHY UMIBANHOWAR Homer, Illino-is High School 1, 2: Glee Club 1: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Science Club 3: Sunshine Society. DICK ATKINSON Student Council 2: Football 3, 4: Audubon Club 2, 3: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Speech Arts Club 4. JOHN SMITH Classical Club 1: Sec. of Class 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4i'I'reas. 4: Future Farmers-Vice-Pres. 3: Pres. 4: National Honor So- ciety-Pres. 4. CAMILLE MARIE EDWARDS Arsenal Technical High School 1, 2: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Social Science Club 4: Audubon C-lub 4: Science Club 3: Sunshine So- ciety: Glee Club 4: Editor Girl Reserve Scrapbook g Three Graces . Page 1 u fully tun -4 Q 23 ! .' .- !l ! ! .-Z ., D' ..... . . ...1 . -Q D. DT DI D' 'T D. -F !4 .' -I D. ..: D, -1 Q D. ..., D' F 1 -, .Q D. D. .... A 1 ..... D1 ii E 5 .:.. 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I r V - L I . 1 . ' 1- ALICE BERTRELL BALLARD W N ' - ' . N.. , ? Russellville High School 1. 2 , , Q! Ladoga High School 3: Sunshine n . . , ,Q Society. W N in ij i I! PAUL CAREY lj Cuden ', Canada High School 1. Qin' ' F' 2: Science Club 4. -I ! - i TI 'T' S .1 V I ri FLOYD W. SWANK ii Science Club 4. , Ti Esrunn R. TOMLINSON I Vi Sunshine Society: Girl Reserves 5 5- 2, 3, 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: -5 S L! Classical C-lub 1: Audubon Club .Q 1: In the Garden of the Shah : N g Sailo M 'ds Qu'll and Scroll r 81 : 1 1 -q Q as 4EVig'e-Pres. 4:S Gold gud Q, I- lue ta 2, 3, 4: enior as- i ketball Team 4. ,I :C E I ri M. KATHRYN UNDERWOOD 5... Classical Club 1. 2: Dramatic Q I Club 3: Speech Arts Club-Vice- .2 E Pres. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: In if 9- the Garden of the Shah : Sci- -5 I ence Club 4 : Commercial Club I fi 4 : Social Science Club 3, 4 : C ' Fi Sunshine Society. . Ti RAYMOND STUMP 'i Band 4: Orchestra 2: Basketball F- 3, 4: Golf 2, 3: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: --1 L! Classical Club 2. Q 1 I' 1 .J 'I IJ 1 .1 TI Di ra WILLIAM OLIPHANT SINNET if i Social Science Club 4. -1 is 2 'in' FRANCES E. Gkovss Classical Club 1: Audubon Club 1: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Social Science Club 4: Sunshine So- ciety. I an 1 In Wllfll flllll' l IlllIIllilllllllililillllllllIllllllllllllllllllilllllMlillllliIiliIllllllllllllllllililllilll I llllll I Il ' rv I 1, .1 , M, 'r-H 'ar-v-r fur---v'--,-'-,--r--.,---.- 4' f- -.r-rf Q r-r-r-,-.f-,--r- .rf .-.,.,.,-,-f-.. A ' .. in +. L- I1 'C 11 I1 E Le 5. al. .1 .. :C ,.. .I ,.. 2 IQ .1 I1 .1 1 gn- .1 Q pg 1 9- I 9- .1 F- 1 -1- i .nu-nur 2 RANK 'VANCE Debate 2 3 4-Capt. 4' Track ' NATALIE JEAN DAVIS Sunshine Society: Classical Club 1, 2, 3: Cui Bono ClubfVice- Pres. 3: Palladium Staff 3' Dramatic Club 3: Speech Arts Club 4: National Honor Society -S , 4: Science Clu ' Social Science Club 3 4' Quill and Scroll 4: Gold and Blue Staff 3 4: Athenian Staff' I the Garden of the Shah': '- brarian 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4. HELEN H. NORMAN unshine Society' Girl Reserves 2 3, 4: Social Science Club 1 2' eeClub1,2 3, :Inte Garden o-f the Shah . LYLE WILKINSON Football 1, 2. ROBERT F. EVERSON Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Gold and Blue Staff 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Classical Club 1, 2. EDNA MILDRED MANGES Classical Club 1, 2: Sunshine Society: Science Club 4. DELTA ANGELINE DAY Classical Club 1, 2: Sunshine Society: Social Science Club 3, 4 -Sec.-Treas. 4: Three Graces : Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. HAROLD BLISS FOSTER Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Track 1. 3, 4: C Club 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Science Club 3, 43 Social Science Club 3, 4-Sec. 4. THOMAS SUMMERS Aggie Club 1, 2: Future Farm- ers 3. 4. JULIANNA JOHNSON Girl Reserves 3, 4: Social Sci- ence Club 4: Audubon Club 1. ...J -.rg .nf 7 E 1 I If i DT -1 D 1 I, Q, DZ I 1 U, !2 I ..., . Q . , lllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllll IIIIV lllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllll fir '. W1 Q D' l C L l ! Q... - . C ily IC 25,1 v- 4 i' 5 .1 1 ' F I E 3 4 ' ' ' ii ' Q, l ' I1 g ' E I U I- l C l E 3, 4 ec b 4 , F l 3 E 3 Y E - ' Ll - 'i Q. 3 I 1: S , :Q , s 61 , 4, H 'h' ! I 5 S S ii 1 .I fi -' 1 . 2-Sec. 3, 4: Sunshine Society: Classical Club 1: Girl Reserve Basketball Team: Librarian 4: Athenian Staff. Page Twenty four l il lil l li li ' 'll ii ' trim iam' airr' ilili lilnlili silililiiirara ' ' : I MAXINE DAVIS DAVID CORBIN IW illlll IilllllllilililiIllililililllilili ill' 'lil Illilllililllllllllilililil ililililill E Q ' if IC 7. .1 ..- IC .- IC ..- LS r.. .1 ,-. .Q ...- id E E. 5 i L.. I ,.. .C ... .E . P.. YC .1 ,- .Q 7 V.. .1 - 7 -I ? I .1 - I1 F.. .1 1 it 'C -. LI I1 ..- E L! .1 I. L1 'I QQ ,. .I I1 1 ,.. 2 .C ,. q ROBERT W. BRATTON Debate Team 4: Band 4: Fu- ture Farmers 4. Girl Reserves 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Sunshine Society: Science Club 4: Social Science Club 4: Sailor Maids . . Senior Basketball Team. DOROTHY H. GOLD Student Council 2: Sunshine So- ciety-Cabinet 2, 4, Pres. 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Treaa. of Class 3: Commercial Club-Treas. 3, Sec. 4: Science Club 4: Class- ical Club 1, 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: State Bookkeeping Contest 42nd Dlacel. Band 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: : Orchestra 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Audubon Club 1: In the Garden of the Shah : Sailor Maids . THOMAS BALL, JR. Classical Club 1, 2: Hi-Y Club MARY EMMA HARPER Sunshine Society: Girl Reserves 234'S'lS' Clb3 , , , ocia clence u , 4: Science C-lub 4: Commercial Club 4: Classical Club 1, 2. EVA L. KENDALL Rockfield High School 1, 2: So- cial Science Club 3, 4: Science Club 3. 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Sunshine Society. DONALD ELKIN Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Tom Thumb Orchestra 43 Social Science Club 3, 4. HERMAN MCCLOUD Aggie Club 1, 2-Sec.-Treas. 2: Corn Judging Team 1, 2, 3: Future Farmers-Pres. 3, Re- porter 4: Social Science Club 3. MARY HANNAH MASTIN Classical Club 1. 2: Sunshine Society: Social Science Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: Commercial C'-lub 3, 4-Treas. 4: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4. Page Twenty five E -5 1 9: sv D' 1 -15 ..- .1 ! Q ! E 2 E ! DT D' .1 D' 3 - , D, D' 2 5 Qs E !i nt 7f 5, i n Q If 5 D' --4 Q. E I1 -1 D. ... D. ..- an - Zi lllIlIll'ql liIlIilili'lI lllllll Illllll lllliliilll IMIIlilllllIllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllll ,.,,,. ,, ,,,.,.,...,.,.,.,..,,....,-. ,.,, ,.l,..,-,.,-s,4,-,-.--,....-.-,. V--1-r--1'-v ' ,,- gnu L! in ,... 22 , IC I l A it 'W ' ilililil' ilill il I l l lllf Orchestra 1, 2, 3 4: Social Sci- ence Club 3 4' Science Club 3' ,,,,, , ,,ee,,,,,,e is 'Q , , r-'s I q 1 r 1 rv : Q ra -'fx ra gf. -.4 .,,,. v , LQ. , C ' , , . ,I I r . V S mu 5-nv i mv un- mn m pn in- . I f . E l - I ' .I n- , . 1 . w - 1- 7... .- ,- - . i- ..- 'Q L.. Q .... - - .- - - ... I1 .- '- - I ii 1. IQ .- i- .- 7.- .- - IQ ... .1 'i s.. -Q ..- '- .... I Q .- 2 - .... Q - I - - Classical Club 1. ESTELLA E. C. GOHMAN Commercial Club 3: Sunshine Society. ALICE PLANK Waveland High School 1' Girl Reserves 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Social Science Club 4: Sun- shine Society 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND ABB01' Band 1 2, 3, 4: Orchestra ' G - ub 1 3 4' - tette 4' Brass Quartette 1 2 3 4: All State Band 4 ' Social Sci- ence Club 3 4 ' ' Sailor Maids ' In the Garden of the Shah I Tom Thumb Orchestra 4. ROBERT MARK DICE Aggie Club 1, 2: Future Farm- ers 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Live- stock Judging Team 1: Corn Judging Team 1. MARY RACHEL WARD Sunshine Society--Sec. 2, Vice- Pres. 3, Cabinet 4: Editor of Sunshine Scrapbook: Vice-Pres. of C-lass 3: Classical Club 1, 2: Athenian Staff: Speech Arts Club 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Girls' Sex- tette 4: Sailor Maids : Sun- shine Trio 4. ANVCES PAULINE DEER old and Blue Staff 2, 3, 4-- ditor-in-Chief 4: Sunshine So- ciety: Science Club 3, 4: Social cience Club 3. 4: Girl Reserves 4 Three Graces : Classical 1: Audubon Club 2, 3: ill and Scroll 3, 4-Pres. 4: National Honor Society. HERBERT ESRA Audubon Club 1, 2: Football 3: Classical Club 1, 2: Science Club 3: Social Science Club 3, 4. VVILLIAM H. QUILLEN Science C-lub 3. BEATRICE FREEDMAN Classical Club 2, 3: National 1 un- l I -4 I, Q, - -' si Q : ! , QI QI Q2 1 Q. il IJ ll -. -. .- - Q illllllllll llllllllllllllll lllllllllli 1. T . l ! PJ !. I K E ROBERT CAVE 'i ' if D D I 1 Q ! Q D ' 5 Q !. !l 3.4, ie- Cl ,2, , :- I - D -. D D D I I D Q D D D Honor Society 4 : Quill and Scroll 3. 4-Vice-Pres. 3: Gold and Blue Sfaff 2, 3, 4-Editor-ilk Chief 4: Sunshine Society: So- cial Science Club 4: Science Club 4 : Dramatic Club 3 : Speech Arts Club 4. Page I wvnty .su lllllI'lIiIlllllli il Ill llll llllllllllllil lllillilililillIIlllllllllllllllllilllllllllll Illlllllll 'lf .'. ' I - 4, ,V ,,, , -Ar-n -sr-rw, -f--------4,--.:.?,.,.-.f. ,.fa . fra,-,-.,..,-,,.--,.,-,. r-,--,-,.,. if-,ew--Aw We , Bu- : Q ' fs- . ......c -.,.-..a. . llllI IillllI ilil' ''lililililiuililiniuiailr llilll IIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllQ 2 ' 5 Li-.Z TC .- ll ..- IC ,- .Q ,- .I ,E l I F1 g! .1 r- .Q E .Q X I 1 , nl I Lun- LC ,... .C .C ,.. .G C - II ,... C F. - n .1 .1 - I1 - 11 -... KI 71 .1 IC E Le Q .C .Q :C ,... .I ,.. !. I L.- II II 1 L... 1 Q F. 2 C Fi : l 1 - SAMUEL WATSON Classical Club 1, 2: Science Club 4: Social Science Club 4. ANNA FAYE SWITZER Classical Club 1, 2: Social Sci- ence Club 3, 4: Science C-lub 4: G' 1 R 2 4' Th ir eserves . 3. , ree Graces : Sunshine Society. VVILLENA NEWNUM Science Club 4: Social Science Club 4: Classical Club 1,23 Sun- shine Society. FRED JONES Social Science Club 3, 4. GORDON TOMLINSON Social Science Club 4: Gold and Blue Staff 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3: C Club 2, 3, 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Bas- ketball 2, 3. lVlILDRED L. HAVERCAMP Science Club 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society: Social Science C-lub 3, 4: Commercial Club-Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Sunshine Society. EDITH SIDENER Classical Club 1, 2: Social Sci- ence Club 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Girl Reserves 3. 4: String Quartlette 4: Sun- shine Society. JAMES ELLINGTON Social Science Club 3, 4: Sci- ence Club 3: In the Garden of ihe Shah : Sailor Maids : Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL COOMBS Audubon Club 3, 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Athenian Staff. SELLA ELIZABETH LEWIS Classical Club 1, 2: Commercial 1-' Club 3. 4: Social Science Club 4: Sunshine Society. I llljl' lmcwlu 9019011 l. E ' ...J lf E ! -l ! E .E - -1 Q ! !. ! .B x f 5 51 . !l ll Q .4 'Q D: 5' -E Q 2 2 D: 'i B Q n. -2 It Y D C I. it .., D. !. ! Q HI i -q Efli uuilililim iliiiliz :mir ' 'l I'iIi,liIilillliIiI' 'lmllilil-ililiIiI'iliIililililililililililil''lililillll Il 1 .1 i 1 , 'I I .... .. . , IIlllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllil 1 I nt fi E il '- DI ' 5 if IC DI w fl W 2 l , L! -- E !: E ! L! ! .I li - is 1 E! P. WILBUR CHRISTY -J 5- Hi-Y Club 3, 4. D1 'E id' i i F DORIS PICKEL ., .- Social Science Club 3, 4: Sun- ' shine Society. I l 'T 5 ! 2 2 E E fi NAOMI REICHARD Dj Fi Classical Club 1, 2 3 Girl Re- 4. serves 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: '-1 , Social Science Club 3, 4 5 Sun- ! E shine Society. jj e f- ii ! E i' . RNEST J. COONS E Orchestra 1. 1 -1 Q s .-. , L! FORREST W. NEWNUM ,- Classical Club 1, 2, Social sci- Q E ence Club 4. .' E E'A'rHEL MYERS Q fi Classical Club 1, 2: Science Club Q' p- 3, 4: Sunshine Society: Girl Re- T L! serves 4. IC ! Z !2 .C !L t D. 2 KATHRYN B. ORCUTT is L-, Classical Club 1, 2 3 Gold and .4 I Blue Staff 3, 43 Quill .and Scroll Pi -Sec-Treas. 3, 4: Science Club .' -. 4: Social Science Club 4: Sun- II! W Qi shine Society. 2 F' D. 5 s z- STANLEY L. SHARP .-4 11 Social science Club 3, 4, sci- !, i ence Club 3, 4. -. - ' I Lf. i i- ii 5 RICHARD H. Gomz i 2 Classical Club 1, 2, 3, 4 3 Cui 11 Bono Club 3, Plus Uma Club Q Fi 4 : Social Science Club 3, 4 3 :- z Science Club 4. A Q! LUCILLE BARNETTE ,, I- Orchestra 3, 4 3 Band 3, 4 Q 'K' Classical Club 1, 2, Sunshine Society. Page Twenty mght llililililililllilif li' 'Ill 'll il' Iililil' 'l'lliliIiIiI'kU1li!i!ililililililililililililililililililili 'iil lill 5. IIllllililllllllllilililllllilililllili ilil' llllillIilllllillllllllliIilililililililiil' 1 W 1 i A. .! -4 I 5 I 2 4 D .C .- E L! L! L! L! L! iq HUBERT W. CUNNINGHAM fi Glee Club 1, 2: Science C-lub 3. 'i i VERA MERRELL '- Science Club 3: Social Science - Club 2. 3: Girl Reserves 4: Sun- E shine Society. A 'I K i ' .I 'E' T VIVIAN STEWART L! Commercial Club 4: Sunshine Q Society. E Q GLENN MILLIGAN I Hi-Y Club 4: Student Manager E 3, 4: Science Club 3. fi E Ti .I . ii D f- ONALD GRANTHAM 2 New Market High School 1: II Classical Club 2, 8: Science Club Fi 3, 4: Social Science Club 4. Ti K1 MARTHA ANN RUTLEDGE E gommercial Club 3, 4: Sunshine -- ' cy. it ocie L! IQ .1 S EDITH LOUISE BAYLESS L! Classical Club 1, 2: Social Sci- ' ence Club 4: Girl Reserves 3, ii 4: Sunshine Society. E .- CLARENCE E. HERRON L- Track 3. ' 2 L! .1 .2 7 HARRY D. BINFORD Classical Club 1 2,: Science Club f- 3:uSc?5cial Science Club 3: Foot- - ba . J 1 MILDRED WELLIEVER Classical Club 1, 2: Social Sci- Cl b 4' G'l R 2 ence u , xr eserves , 3. 4: Sunshine Society: Senior Basketball Team. Page Twenty mne D. -1 !1 DT .- Y I. 1 ' DI !. ! I D' .1 Q I 'Q I. 'IllllI!I!Illll!l!lllllllllllllllllll llilil' ininim' 'lilililililililililililililllililililLmlililililililili Iililililililililili II Iil l l EVERETTE E. SENTMAN Hi-Y Club 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Band 4: Gold and Blue Staff 4: All State Chorus: Wingate High School 1, 2, 3. FRANCES JANE HOULEHAN Classical Club 1, 2: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3: So- cial Science Club 4: Sunshine Society. EDITH JACKSON Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Sunshine Society. JOHN JORDAN Football 3, 4: Social Science C-lub 3, 4: Science Club 4. CLARENCE MILLER Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Debate 2. 3: Social Science Club 3, 4: I Science Club 3. MABLE MATHEWS Sunshine Society: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Senior Basketball Team. LOREEN STAFFORD A Classical Club 1, 2: Gold and Blue Staff 4: Science Club 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Sunshine Society. ' ROBERT LOOKABILL Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, ' 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Social Science Club 3, 4: Science Club 4. ERNEST D. MOUNT HELEN HARTUNG -PQ 5 !. I, I. gf DT .. I' if Il ll l lilililll liilili I il 'IlllliIililililililililil' 5 Sunshine Society: Girl Reserves 2, 3: Girl Reserves Basketball Team 2, 3. Page Thirty T A ilifimililllilililiwllllVlililllililililililililiiilllilililililllilililiI I : I I I I I: I .. I I I I I' I 2 I - .. Q I .. I ... I !. I - - I - ... I, - 2 I. I I. Sl I' . 2 I 2 'lllll llll ilil illlililllilililllili Ill L- -- 4 L- L.. 1.- I 1 F... i G-un r.- i az- i -1- v i -- -- l pn L- - L1 1 - JAMES A. MILLER Social Science Club 3 4. GLADYS A. KENNEDY Audubon C-lub 2' Girl Reserves : Glee Club 1 2' Gold an Blue Staff 2 3 4-Advertising Manalzer 4' Sailor Maids Z Sunshine Society: Classical Club 1. 2, 3 4' Plus Ultra Club 4' Palladium Staff 3, 4-Editor 4' Social Science Club 3 4. MARIAN LOUISE WELIEVER Darlington High School 1 2 3' Sunshine Society. DONALD NORTHCUTT Dramatic Club 3: Speech Arts Club-Pes. 4: Bless His Lil' Heart': Tempest and Sun- shine : Gold and Blue Stall' 3 4iBusiness Manaxzer 4: Quill and Scroll 4' Dehat- Team 3, 4 ---Capt. 4: Social Science Club : Red and the Christmas Whoppers' ' Anna Wilson Ora- torical 4. ROBERT MIDDLETON Football 3 4' Baseball 2 3. IONE MISNER Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4' Audubon Club 2 3: Sunshine Society: 'I the Garden of the Shah 1 'Sai - or Maids '. MAURINE CAPLINGER Classical Club 1, 2' Girl Re- serves 3, 4: Science Club 4' So- cial. Science Club 4' Sunshine AUSTIN W. ELLINGTON Audubon Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice- Pres. 3: Social Science Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3 : Football 3 5 Golf 3. ARTHUR M. DEVO'ro Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Cui Bono Club N 3: Science Club 4: Social Sci- ? ence Club 3, 4: Sailor Maids : . Classical Club 3. MYSTLE M. CORY ,Z H553 :ffl al I I. X1 A ' Q , . r y vv . r 1 r ' ' ' Q CI C M c C .Q Q C E E li .1 I U , If L! ai , .1 2 , . fi Q I ' .I ,. 2 ' 1 . . . l .1 , , ' .Q , S r - LI . 5 Classical Club 1: Hi Y club 2: P- .. Q I ' F 5 . 2- . ' F 'S 4 ' I 1 5, if - D 5 i V . . . L! F 'C . 11 E' , Q , ' n Q , ' 1 , 5 ' W I ii I :I . U 'C ' 9 L! .I 1 I I C K I 3 Kingman High School 1: Social Science Club 4: Science Club 42 Sunshine Society: Classical C-lub 2: Audubon Club 3. Page Thirty-one .. E . 1 ! -l U .. ,R n ! -. !. I, !. Q Di ! 2 !. l A I ni ili 'lilimili1ieil' irul PM M5414-'el W 1 ' ,,., .,..,..,,.,,.,,.,.,.......-,. 1 v . . ..,,.,.,.,.-,,,,,, ' 4lllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllililllllli Z lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil' 5 3 .1 2 ! E 1 if I. as E L! !5 iq MARGARET L. HOPKINS ll Fi Athenian Staff 3 Classical Club- 4 Vice-Pres. 1: Sunshine Society -f I i li -Cabinet 2, 3: Science Club- 7 Vice-Pres 3 ' Glee Club 3 4 ' .' g Sailor Maids . I , i i C JULIA GRJMES I ri .9 Sunshine Society. K -It it V' ! - .U . P. -2 DOROTHY R. GRIMES 5 Q- Classical Club 1, 2: Girl Re- --4 ii serves 2, 3: Social Science Club fi 3: Science Club 4: Sunshine So- 1 cicty. 1 :C Q, Q MARGARET E. ROBERTS Q - Girl Reserves 3, 4: Classical 'i 7-- Club 1, 2: Science Club 4: So- '1 ,Q cial Science Club 4: Sunshine B I. Sogietff Bismarck, Illinois High .' -- c 00 . ? ru !. E ! i E ri ALICE ROSALEE HAYS ! E Glee Club l, 2, 3: Audubon Club it 1312: Sgcial Science Club 4: Sun- .' ,Q s me ocle 1 -- ' ' ty. -1 5' pi E MARIALICE LOWE i' '-' Commercial Club 3, 4: Sunshine ! Society. ii 1 Ti' D: Q MABLE E. MOORE ! .1 RramagfbClub 3:d Sgeech 7 rts u 4 : O h'ld- - 2 hood : Bless His eflii? Hearlan: i- Tempest and Sunshine : Sci- Vi ence Club 3: Gold and Blue -' g-- Ssiiaff g:4Qugl alnd Stggll 4: - ee u 3 uns ine ciety. 1 fi ELLEN MELVINA SMITH if r- Science Club 3: Social Science -f 0 glut: E, 4: Classical Clgb 1, 2: 1 ir eserves , 3, 4: ommer- P cial Club 3, 4: Central Indiana Lg filratorgcal 4: Glee Club 4: Sun- . s ine ociety. ' E , Q '- FRANCES HELEN MAY .PJ g Classical Club 1: Girl Reserves QQ Q1 3, 4: Social Science Club 4: Sci- Q: , ence Club 4: Sunshine Society: -i- -n- Girl Reserves Basketball Team in 3: Audubon Club 1. BERNICE DEMAREE C21 Classical Club 1, 2: Science Club 3' Social S ' nce Club 3: Girl , cle Reserves 1, 2. Page Thirty two PL,....e as . A - illlif ll ll 'iimilililililililililiiiliiililllllilililkmlililili iIililiIilililililililililililiIllililllilill .P lf? llllllllllllllllllll 0 1 KENNETH CUNNINGI-IAM Orchestra 2 3 Band 2 3 In Y Club s 4 HELEN BURKE G1rI Reserves 3 4 Soclal Sc1 ence Club 3 Sunshlne Society CHARLES RICHARDS Track 2 8 Yell Leader 3 Foot h 2 3 Jr Band 3 Jr chestra 3 Semor Orchestra 4 E CLIFFORD GERARD Tuscon Anzona Hlgh School 1 3 Classlcal Club 2 Audubon Club 2 4 Speech Arts Cluh 4 Track 4 ANNA FRANCES CHURCHILL Sunshlne Society GRACE MELISSA EUBANK c0018-1 Science Club 4 Sunshine Society Page Thzrty three Illllllllllllllllllll Hill! h Y. L F r Y Mb4w.1::,f' mt wr, J ? 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I1 'Z I 1 I I .- Q .... 1 1 ,- - - x flfr. mimnmumlmlalmlmummmu' 'mmummmnmmnmummmnu 'Z a 59 : Senior .Activities On December 17, 1930, the senior class gathered in the high school auditorium to celebrate with a. party the glory of seniority. An excellent program followed a series of games. Margaret Jane Hays danced to tunes sung by Donald Ratcliif and played by Katherine Trout, Charlie Richards also danced. The poem Maude Muller was humorously pantomimed by Jean Davis, Raymond Hoaglin, Bill Jones, Gordon Wray, Vivian Cutshaw, Ruth McClamroch, Kate Copper, and Lois Wray, with Ellen May Wilson as reader. Refreshments of cocoa, sandwiches, and apples served as a climax to the party. State Discussion League I The county State Discussion League was held here in March. The question for discussion was Chain Stores. Robert Breaks won the colmty contest by defeating Edna Himes of New Market. Mr. Breaks also won the district contest April 10, at Frankfort. This entitles him to enter the state contest at Bloomington, April 24. Central Indiana Oratorical Ellen May Wilson, local representative in the girls' division won the Central Indiana Oratorical Contest, which is an annual contest for the larger schools in Central Indiana. The contest this year was held in Crawfordsville, November 20. Robert Bratton, the other Crawfordsville representative, was defeated by the boy from Delphi. ' Constitutional Oratorical The Constitutional Oratorical Contest, sponsored by the Bar Associa- Page Thirty-five , , llllilililillllllliliifillllIllllilllilllilllllilllilUHll'i'IliIiIilililililllililiIililililillllllllllllllll W p an . fl -.I illlllilllllllllllilililIlilllililllilililil' QLQAIIIINIllllilllllllllllllllililllllilllill fs K Ll I v ' - i i tion was held in Crawfordsville in February. Ellen May Wilson repre- . f-:H E sented this schoolg Alice Parlon of New Richmond won the county contest. 5 . 7' A . . PQ A Senior Reception Q 5 The Senior class of 1931 gave their annual formal reception at the Q .S D fi Masonic Temple, May 28. Archie Pugh's orchestra furnished the music. Q E Dancing and bridge were the main amusements which the Seniors and Q QQ, their guests enjoyed. 1 ' 2 . . 2- 75- Junior Reception Q f I 'E In honor of the Seniors, the Junior class held their annual reception E E at the Masonic Temple, May 22. Class colors were used in the decorations. ! Q The guests were entertained at a banquet and later danced to music played ! n! by Archie Pugh and his orchestra from Attica. Cards were played by E those not desiring to dance. is ' Q .G .- ... . 'Q D FU !. g! 2 5 B .C Q, . . - :S - LC 2 ,Q 2 .U U -... 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Harvey Coons, Kate Copper, Mildred Cunninfrham, Lucile Cuppy, Lillian Crowe, George Dawson, Richard Deckard, Margaret Dice, Ralph Dickerson, Idell Dickman. Austin Douglas, Neva Elmore, Louise Everson, Mary E. Fine, Hubert Fink, Eugene Fishero, Forrest Foreman, Clifford Fry, Miles Gardner, Elizabeth Gilbert, Elizabeth Gilkey, Bud Gilliatte, Jessie Gobel, Bernard Gray, Dallas Gray. Julia Grimes, Addison Grissel, Roy Hall, Reba Hand, Mildred Harmless, Dewey Harney, Ruth Hartingr, Mildred Hatfield, Cleon Hayes, Gilbert Howell, Dexter Johnson, Helen Johnson, Arthur Kalweit, Elizabeth Kelly, Rose M, Kern, Josephine Kinkead, Robert Kirkpatrick, Mary L, Kirkpatrick, William Kirtley, Frances Layer, Thomas Layer, Catherine McCarthy, Olive McMakin, Pugh T1l1'I'fAlj-Wllflllf Y uf John Mc-lnlirc, Marvvlla lVlL'Mlll'l'21V, Mark Mack, Marjorie- Man-kintowh, Doris Mania-l. llonalcl Marlin, azel Mason, llvorm- Maxwe-ll, Roln-rt Mimlnllzton, Alice Milos. lzla ll. Millvr, Rolu-rt Miller, Jack Moor:-, Arlvnc Moritz, Betty Morris, l oi'rest N1-wnum, Rivharfl Noonan, Dorothy Norllman, Rvyzina Nulicr, Dorothy 0 I 'R-ll, Anna K. Pain-, Alma Pal'sons, Milton Peas-ook, Ruth Pitt, lrs-no Petty, l loi'a l'iL-i'1'v, Roln-rt Qnillcnt Rosalind Romley, Ethel Rhoamlf-s, Howaril Rim-4-. Ralph Roberts, lfram-is Rogers, Ifm-rn M. Shanklin, W artl Siumonrl, Mary Smith, Marpzarvt Snyder, Mary Starnvs, lflsth r Swans, Grace Taylor, Ge-ralml Swinnm-y, lrank 'l'apy, Gordon Tomlinson, lfltlwarcl Tompkins, Sam Watson. Gvorge W1-llicver, Mcrlo Wilhitv, Eva rl-mllow, Daisy liiise-nliai'k, Dirk Montgomery, Ruth Sarvs-r. Fri-cl Cunnimrham, Viryrinia Gold, Ralph Holla Eriiest Him:-s, Roiwrt Hunt, Rohm-rt Amin-ws, Mary E, Gootlhar, Geneva Hamm, Ruth H. liralton, arie lilovvr, Harry Lot-, lioli Cissel, Mai'1:arm-1 Canino, Virprinia Kira-vii, William M4-K1-own, l'uy1f yillliflvlf-Illilll pn hun. lllililililllllilililililililililllililili wilimilmlimllllnlilimiliminiuiuii' 1 . .- C ! I - 5 'i I - I' 11 l FC ...- 11 ...- I1 .- E ! L! L! .1 II, C - .- pun .1 ,- .Q l 1 .- .1 ..- .! I1 7- .C IQ 7-. .1 1 fn .1 ru C 9- L I I1 ,. .1 .. T1 .. 'Q ,. .I Z1 .. K1 .. KC 11 ,. .Q .. .1 ,. .Q ,. 55 1 ,. .Q ,. .1 ,. .I .1 .. 1' Qu .1 .. .1 1 1 pn- 1 ......... A fs-Y, by s K -I' 1,5 yz i 1 fn' ,Q K 71' 2 . - Qlg' , 5 hx, K A tn we man. Vine: gi q', K-.rt Jun - vmTv. -Qvingwza . .3 WH- 14 e vw 3, wwf .. ,Ax an I. ' c Q :MXH s 3: Q if ,. HST! mx.. ,flu ef, . 9318 3.1 V gp 1' -Q 6. Viz u.vfl i.-nk K M... .. wn.,Nms.....,....- A , s. .rn-.1-ma! 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D ES TRDU PgFty N W LY Mummnmmmmmmmmmmmmummmimmmmnmmmmmmnnmmmmumummuumndi Q o i S 5 f if ' 1 Z - Q4 e EEE? 1 l , H ga . Y Ea E o Q 5 SE ' ' - .- ,, , so A af . . L , ' , Q i IImimiIrlnl:mflllmmllllslllllmlmlllsIQlauulllulnlulslilfllumlalllullmslllul inlnlflslnlxliul Emily Adams, Esther Agnew, Jack Alexander, 'l'helnra Allen, Avery Andrews, l.yn Antrobus, Catherine Apnerson, Leota Baker, Richard Baker, Harold Barnett, Edwin Bayless, Mildred Beach, Alberta Bechtel, June Beacher, Dorothy Belden, William Bennett, Doris Binford. Jesse Bowe, Cecil Boze, Pearl Brannan, Emma Brannan, Emma Brmzfre, Elsie Carrol, Stuart Carrey, Pauline Clark, Miriam Clements, Donald Coahran, Abbe Mae Cole, Carmon Coombs, Alice Coombe, Fred Comtimzore, Dorothy Coons, Helen Coons, Harold Cox, William Crane, Jack Cunningham, Mary Jane Cummings, Helen Curtis, Ruth Anna Davidson, Marcella Davis, Mary Dawson, Robert DeHotY, Carl DeHotf, Mary Dickerson, Lewis Ditamore, James Doan, Delbert Douglas, Mary Jane Dunnington, Herbert Dukes, Ethel Dye, Joe Edwards, Dorothy Edwards, Lester Elkins, Gayle Ellis, Eletha Elmore, Charles Ewoldt, Esther Fadley. Eston Fowler, Nellie Felton, Harry Fink. Eva Foxworthy, Mary E, Fry, Nellie Fullenwidur, Delbert Fytl'e, Mary Galt-y, Ellsworth Gardner, Charlotte G1-Liner. Pfryfn l'llJl'lll-flI'fl licslie Gilkoy, Luuisc Gott, Vern Guhman, Charlm-s Gmvus, l'I4Iw:n'4l llzu-li, Iluris llnlm, Marv llintun. Kathleen Hall, l.m'i'ainv Hasso, lflllma H:-msn-, lfrzxnk Horlirv. Rvmlvy lim-rr, William lliulituwvr. Maliln- llimus. J unm- .ls-ssu Hinton. Raymnnml Hulv, .lane Vunhnuk. Kirh:1i'4l Hmvlllvhnn. Knlliurin- llulvlmlu, Nurwnml lluxrllos, Hultz, Lillian Hungate. Faye Hunt, Earl Johnson. lflnyml .lnl1nmn. .lsxmvs Johnson, Annu .luhnsun, Dm-llu-rl, Junvs, Evelyn Jones, Mary Kviih. Calvert Kanury. Iiillian Ksxnury, Doris Kirk, Walton' Knight. Davicl Knight, Paul l.al ue, William l.al nllr'tl. Milslrvmi l.inn, liuluy l.i1llu. l'irvin l.mwli:ll1a111:l1, l':1ul Mzlluskzl, Joe Matriuia, 'l'he-lma Maxwell, Gcurxrv Mirlwllvlun, Milslrerl Miller. Naumi Milli-r, Rnlu-rt Miller, l i':im-vs Millor .l amos i Nuwss Plank l'1lffr Pauline- Mitchvl, lszlluelle Misnvr, Mary M. Munn, Dunzml Morris, Mnlmlv Murri-um. Marlin Mnrrifuxli, Mvliarihy, Rivhzlrll Nll'Cli1Yfll'0t'l'l, Ynmnrla Mvl'1'm'lslin, Max Mm-C'ullu11Lfh. Julin MrKinn4-y, Marion m, Maurice Oakley, Wumlu Path-rsmm, Chnrluttv Olivvr. llnrullxy Patton, liulwri l'm-nnuck, Prim- . Erm-st Pnwvll, Ufmnlrl Ralvlilf, l m'l,r1-H1 rr I7 Max Riley, Charles Roach, Donald Rolnliins, Thelma Rhodes, Charles Rhodes, Ray Scott, Hermon Serine, Jessie Shelley, Mary li. Shelton, John Simmons, Rolnert Smith, Catherine Snyder, Dwight Sorrels, Charles Sosbe, Lawrence Spivey, Dale Streibeck, Eleanor Stafford, Norvella Steele, Ina Stevens, Norma Stevens, Ralph Stevenson, Byron Stull, lice Swank, Frances Taylor, Roh:-rt Taylor, Maxine Taylor, Geraldine Thompson, Donald Thompson, Pearlman Thompson, Robert Thompson, Lucille Tilne'y, Ray Tinsley, Julia Titus, Helen Todd, William Tolley, Sherman Tomlinson, Mary K, Trout, Lula Truax, Edwin Umlvanhower, Max Underwood, Charles Underwood, Kyle Vance, Mary Weaver, Robert Wedding, Paul Weir, Kenneth Whipple, Ruby Whitaker, Anna Wilkinson, Georgetta Wilkinson, Geneva Wilhite, Carrol Wilson, Gladys Witty, Russell Young, Morris Young, Allinette Zachary, William Zachery, Ruth Surface, Donald Edwards, Eugene White, lfraneis Holroyd. Margaret J. Hays, Albert Canine, Margraret Mack, Harold Prosser. Dorothy Craig. Puyw 1'l0I'fklf-flflll' Kill Q'- Activities Athletics Music Drama ll I .. S. Q Q .. no ,.. Q ... rc E L! .I 2 'I in ... :C .- 'C L.. U .S Q 'Z ... Q in IC .- , t1 RQ 11 .i 'I C .C 1 .... G .Q - G ,- Q -. .Q .... ..-- llllllllllll lllllllllllllllll iiil' lllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A Activities , The Non-Pariel was reorganized in high school in 1930. It is a national honorary society and its membership is based upon character, service, leadership, and scholarship. This year the Non-Pariel had charge of the concessions at the basketball and football games. The money taken in was used to pay for our Chapels this year. The 'officers are: Margaret Stout, President, Edward Tompkins, Vice-President, Jean Davis, Secre- tary, Ruth McClamroch, Treasurer. The sponsors are: Misses Thompson, Schweitzer, Guilliams. The high school debate teams consisted of five members each this year. Those of the affirmative team were: Frank Vance, Captain, Norman Elmore, Gordon Wray, Ellen May Wilson, and Edward Tompkins. The negative team was: Robert Breaks, Captain, Robert Bretton, Donald Northcutt, Ruth McClamroch, and Charles Moore. The affirmative team debated Thorntown, Whitestown, and Delphi winning all the debates. The negative team debated Lebanon and Frankfort. The Triangular Debate among Lebanon, Frankfort, and Crawfordsville, was won by Craw- fordsville-the first time in many years. To interest pupils in the journalistic art, a chapter of the National Honorary Society for High School Journalists, the Quill and Scroll, has been organized in C. H. S. The chief activity of the club this year has been arranging a style sheet for the Gold and Blue, and improving the school weekly as much as possible. The officers are: Frances Deere, President, Esther Tomlinson, Vice-President, Kathryn Orcutt, Secretary- Treasurer. Miss Jeannette Grubb is sponsor. The feature events in the Hi-Y this year were the Mother' and Son's banquet held early in the school year and the Hi-Y conference ,held March 31, 1931. The Hi-Y basketball team came through with flying colors winning four games and losing none. The sponsers of the club arc: Page Forty-seven i ! !. ! .T- I 1 IIllIIiiiIIlilililililililllllllllilllilllilllllilllilW1liiilililiIililiIiliIllilIliIiIilllililillllllllllllll wr 1 D' ffm- .. .... .., .C illlllilllllllllllililililililililililililill l IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllill l Q 11 C F P4 g L 5 -E 5 , .C .... if II -. .1 7... .1 l- 1. I1 li ,-. : .1 ... .1 ...- .I I ... I I1 'Q .G C ii .C -. 'C 'U .C q ,- .C .. - ... .- .1 I1 .- i1 K1 L1 .1 I1 Mr. Gunkel, Mr. Stevenson, and Mr. Beck. The officers are: Marcellus Jones, President, Edward Tompkins, Vice-President, Robert Breaks, Sec- retary, and John Smith, Treasurer. Among the many other activities of the Senior Girls' Reserves has been the making and distribution of scrap books to the invalids at the hospital. Luncheons and business meetings have been held alternately throughout the year. The sponsors are: Miss Blair, Miss Ballard, Miss Reed, Miss Asher, the officers being Mary Elizabeth Miller, President, Margaret Dice, Vice-President, Ruth Ellen Delks, Treasurer, Elizabeth Gilbert, Secretary. Cheer and sunshine-the Sunshine Society's pass-word-have been brought to many people, both young and old, this winter. At Christmas the usual food and cheer baskets were distributed. Since Christmas, with the co-operation of the Community Chest, the society has been able to give noon-luncheons to hungry little children at the Tuttle, John Beard, and Horace Mann Schools. Officers are: Dorothy Gold, President, Virginia Gold, Vice-President, Ruthanna Davidson, Secretary, Marcella McMurray, Treasurer. The Sponsors are: Misses Blair, Arthur, Schweitzer. To train more efficient farmers has been the purpose of the Aggie Club. Each boy has the project of developing his own farm on the best possible economical basis, and it is believed that after four years of study in the Vocational Agriculture Department, they will be better farmers. The officers are: President, John Smith, Vice-President, Paul Childers, Secretary-Treasurer, Donald Thompson. The Sponsor is Mr. Stewart. By feeding the birds and protecting them in every way they can, the Audubon Club has completed its year successfully. The officers are: President, Fred Hall, Vice-President, Robert Ewoldt, Secretary-Treasurer, Naomi Miller, under the sponsorship of Mr. Stout. The Latin department, under the supervision of Miss Knox and Miss Phillips, published the annual PALLADIUM. The Classical and Plus Ultra Clubs have held meetings during the year in which subjects of interest to classical students have been discussed. To create interest in commercial work and to promote commercial contests has been the purpose of the Commercial Club. With Mildred Havercamp as president, the club has had bi-monthly meetings throughout the year. The other officers are: Doris M. Hillyer, Vice-President, Dorothy Gold, Secretary, Mary Hannah Mastin, Treasurer. Mr. Young, Misses Temple and Dorsey are sponsors. The purpose of the Social Science Club is to teach those phases of social problems not adaptable to classroom presentation. The activities of the club are: lectures, drama, debates, discussion, and socials. The sponsors are: Miss Booz, Mr. Ray, Mr. Brown, Mr. DeBa.rd, Mr. Crecelius, Mr. Beck, Mr. Burns. Once every month the members of the Science Club meet and discuss scientific current events. President, Charles Moore, Vice-President, Ray- mond Hoaglin, Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth McClamroch. The sponsor is Mr. Risley. Page Forty-eight !: gg 5 .. -4 ! Q1 D. , Z. i .J DY -1 2 -vu Q llilili ilililllilililililil li lllilililllllilllil lilililiIilililiIilililililililililililiIilililllil I 1 Page l'v0I'fjj-?If'Ill3 Top: Ui-Y. Ol-IN'l'ERZ Girl Roscrvos. l3m1'1 l'0M: Sll11Sllill0 Cnlwim 'l'm': Nzlfiomll Ilonor Scwie-ty. UIf:N'1'1c1c: llvlmto Nvgativv and Affirlmltivc. 30'l l'0MZ Quill :md Svroll. fryfr' laifllllj , v Ill I' Iflyf-1 Ill-f, 'l'ul': ,xU'U'i1'f1lllIl, PP' . f1I4'Y'l'l'lRI .Xmlulmn Sovwtp lim mal: lmtm IM-pau-tim-111 Vlulm TOP: Commercial Club. CENTER: Social Salome. BOTTOM: Sciom-e Club. Page Fifty-turn ,, ,T Y -L ffm' Illlllilllllllllllilllllllllllililllllililil' llll lllllllllilllllll Illilllillllllllllll ' qi Q: ' i 53 as E !. ... I I ii E .E 2 'u .1 'Q 'Q ...- F n I C 'I .C Q .- Q ,.. - .C .. I 1. - 11: 1-rn Music anclDrama The last few years have been years of accomplishment for the Music De- partment. You could have found Joseph A. Gremelspacher at the High School building any hour of the day or night-always working. But look at the results, a real Music Department. Last year the orchestra, under his direction, won first place in the district contest and received third place at the State. The orchestra, glee club, and band have made many formal appearances and at each were received with much enthusiasm. Mr. Gremelspacher expects to take several members of the orchestra to Des Moines, Iowa, to attend a Mid-Western or- chestra composed of about three hundred members. He is also planning to take the orchestra to the district contest this year. , Senior Band ' The band, clad in the familiar blue and gold uniforms, certainly created a lot of atmosphere, especially at the ball gamesf When the band begins to play those stirring marches and good old C. H, S. songs, everyone can ,feel how much enthusiasm really exists. Bill Jones is that snappy drum major! Senior Orchestra V 7 1 The members of the senior orchestra have spent many-painful hours merely learning to tune their instrument and, most of all, to be patient. The or- chestra is composed of forty-five members, all of whom know 'the difference be- tween B sharp and C Hat. They are musicians who have studiedeextensively on their respective instruments and have had previous experience in orchestral work. Mary Avalyn Davis has been concert mistress for three years and is also student director Other member of the orchestra have been given the opportun ity to learn the art of directing Page Fifty three IllllllllIlllllIllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUWM lllIllIIIllIlllllllllIIIlllllIlllllllllllllllllll - . . . . . l - - V ,-,-.., , ,w,-,....- .,- .... .. ,,,.,, ,.,.,Y.---nw,-. r-N,-,--,W---ff' . 'f 1 A. . We llllllllllllllllilililllllililililililililillA uilililinmimmlmizininilililinimir .S - 'Z 1 S Us 1 g : 2? 1 is -, Music and Drama There are thirty members in the Girls' Glee Club this year. They will gf furnish music for Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. The Mixed ia Chorus, consisting of boys and girls, meets once a week for an hour of practice. DZ The Girls' Octette, composed of members of the Glee Club, has made most !Q of the public appearances. They have sung at our chapels, the Wabash College :- Chapel, and at the Eagles, Kiwanis, and Rotary Clubs. The members of the i Octette are: Mary Avalyn Davis, Mary Rachel Ward, Mary Lou Kirkpatrick, i Lillian Hungate, Mary Elizabeth Goodbar, Arlene Moritz, and Marcia Courtney. Doris Manuel-is the a.ccompanist. Oratory, dramatics, and debate have combined to form the Speech Arts ! Club, which was organized this year. The purpose of the club is to encourage interest in all the speech arts. Any one showing talent and ability in speak- Q, ing is eligible for membership. From the dues and from the proceeds of the .., play, Tempest and Sunshine, the club has been able to finance, buy trophies and furnish transportation for all debates, the Triangular and State League, as well as the Discussion League Contests. The officers are: President, Donald i Northcuttg Vice-President, Kathryn Underwood, Secretary, John Lenhardtg if Treasurer, Beatrice Freedman. The sponsors are: Mr. Crecelius, Miss Beatty, QQ Miss Reed. On Tuesday night, February 10, 1931, the Speech Arts Club presented their first dramatic production of the year in the form of a four-act play, E Tempest and Sunshine? The story takes place on a southern plantation and the plot centers about two southern girls Csistersb of opposite disposition- 2 called Sunshine and Tempest. 'The cast worked under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Reed, Miss Amy Beatty, and Mr. Owen Crecelius. if D. Red and the Christmas Whoppersf' a Christmas play, was presented by the Sunshine Society on December 12, 1930, at the high school building. The play was staged for the benefit of charity-half the proceeds having been given E to the Community Chest fund. The cast was directed by Miss' Elizabeth Reed, i' and Mr. Frank Beck. 5 E , I, E D2 i I E D. I . -1. a I Page Fzfty four llllIIIIIIllllllllllllillllllllllllllllli llllllllllwllllllll IIllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Q l r' --wrfrf 7-V-..v--.-,..A-,-f,.--., ,-. ,-.. fav-r-V1Af-,-,.....,-,-.f-,.,.,..f.,.,-.,.,..-,-,-V---1 A ' yn' l iflff-fiw' 'l'4w: Hilllii. 1'1'N'l'lf1lc: 1,I'1fllf'St ral lim rml: Nlixml Ulm: lls ir-. F- ,A 1 i 'gc . W '71-Y'-. .A V., . . ,. e M ,M F, ,. V , r ' J'-Y: ,, ' 5 Y:-7-.., , W--f'f:7rf:,tT!Wl-w ., Q-Y-, v , .,:r,..,,, 1 p- .V J' 5' 7712- 2 -1 1'-Eff-L,, iw 1 ' fiilil 1 K ! 1 ' 1 -1 A x 5 I - a '52,-L -, T5?'f? 11 f- . 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The editing is super- E vised by a faculty member. . 1 ...sn lnk Drops Ink Drops, a literary booklet, made its first appearance last year and was deemed a huge success. It was published by the Creative Writing class under the sponsorship of Miss Evaline Ballard. The book was a collection of poems, short stories, and essays written by the students in the Creative Writing Class. Page Fifty-nine lillilililililllilililililllllllllilIIilililllllilllilwllilililiIililililililllil!lililililililillllllllllllll .afivx fs? war-AX f f,5,.f Y1+'g:,.E!'gi ,J f- , :R , ' , ' ..f1'Qii:. ',:T, E'.'1'l,lIT'.fI'L1'.LI..f 1, .t.,,,iig , y ' Q1 ' f ' ' !YU 77'ff'1? 'n'T'7fV'f i?'f7 M1 'f?WA?'1?'7T m 5' ff? . ., .I 1 1 .. Mg xii O ,j , 4 ' 5Q.U...1...L1...U.l..i3- ii..LL,f. ' ig Q ff. . - LJ-, ' L NA .A .1,.-J,,..,.f,,a, 7 X , ,?,,..-.-,.,, ..,, ., ., Yi 'M'-1 A fx ggjgl, A :Hai I - 5- 1, :Lf y r Q! 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Mr. Crecelius attended E Camp Crosley last summer with the squad and has long been interested in i E sports. Mr. Crecelius proved a great help to Mr. Craverllast fall and it is -V fi hoped he will again be with the team next year. - F E Charles B. Young was appointed athletic manager to succeed Mr. Freeman, E E who was chosen principal. Mr. Young has been a member of thefaculty for 2 2 the past two years and has taken an active interest in sports. His efficiency 2 . as business manager was shown by his success this year. Q -i Nolan C. Craver continued his duties as coach. Mr. Craver completed his if 3 fourth year this spring. He especially deserves credit for his efforts in pro- Q fi moting sports among the grade schools. Coach Craver led the Athenians 5 E through the season with but three defeats. H -4 'i l' '- Football i .1 2 Coach Nolan C. Craver and Assistant Coach Owen L. Crecelius had their 2 share of bad luck with the Athenian football team this year. ' ' 1' 1 Numerous injuries kept the first string players out of many games. In ..-- fact there was no single game in which all the first eleven was presentf How- ever, the Athenians made a creditable showing in spite of their bad luck. Coaches Craver and Crecelius had practically green material to work with as many were lost last year by graduation. With ten days training at Camp Crosley under expert supervision, the team was finally moulded into a smoothly working machine. Twenty-two fellows from Crawfordsville attended Camn Crosley last fall. Many strong high school teams from central' Indiana attended Page Sixty-three 1 L Il l Illlilililililil lilililililil ililililil ll1lli!ilill'1lililililililililiilil lililililililililillllliliIllill WF? 1 il lililllllllllililililililililililililililfH I llllilililllllil llllllllililllilililllilllil' l g qi 11 1 59 E 2 L- 5 -2 3' L- IC .- IS -. an .- L! .C ..- ZS ,... .C ,.... .1 zu TC .1 ...- .1 ,- .1 .- 1 ...- 1 1 7.- . 1 T .C C F. .C ... IC P. .S .- .C ,. .Q .. .- II 'C ,... .C 7- .1 iQ .1 1 .1 I i c .Q 11 the camp. Here intensive training was given in football so as to prepare the squad for their fall games. ' The Athenians reached the climax of their season in the home-coming game with Greencastle, which they won 9 to 0. The following men made up the first squad: Ends, Thompson and Middle- ton, tackles, Howell and Osborne, guards, Armstrong, Herr and Atkinson, centers, Kalweit, Tompkins and Coonsg quarterback, Foster, halfbacks, Fishero, Malaska, Tomlinson, Day and Vance 5 fullback, McCarthy. The following probably will make up next year's squad. These men also saw action this year: Howell, Armstrong, Osborne, Fishero, Malaska, McCarthy, Beeson, Herr, Matricia, Dukes, Miller, Coons, Bayless, Ratcliff, Noonan and Binford. Next year's football schedule follows: September 11-Thorntown, here. October 14-Monticello, there. September'19-Shelbyville, there. October 23-Attica, here. September 25-Lebanon, here. October 30-Greencastle, there. OCtObeI' 2 OI' 3-Brazil, there. November 6-Peru, here, October 10-Jeff Cllafayettej, here. , Peru will be the only new opponent while Monticello, who was played two years ago, again will be played. All home games will take place in the after- noon as the night plant, at Wabash College will be abandoned. Basketball The Athenian Midgets came through their regular season schedule with colors flying as they lost but three of their games. VVith victories over Jefferson Cliafayettej, Tipton and Lebanon, the Athenians placed themselves on many sports writers big tens. Coach Craver lostthree regulars last year but had good material to build on this year. Thompson, center, Freeman and Dickerson, forwards, Malaska and Johnson, guards, made up the first five. The rest of the squad included: Stump, Dukes, Fishero, McCarthy, Hightower, Breaks, Jones, Hultz, Hedge. and Tompkins. The Athenians lost their first game of the season to Shelbyville. With the stage fright worn off, however, the Midgets came back and lost but two more, one-to Brazil and the other to Greencastle, state finalists. The College Town Tourney, held at Lafayette, proved to be another backset for the Athenians. Crawfordsville dropped their first game to Greencastle, but came back to beat Bloomington in the consolation game, J ei won the tourney from Greencastle with a double overtime tilt. The sectional was thought to be a setup for the Cravermen, but Wingate 's snipeshooters proved too much. The Athenians had won from Wingate earlier in the season, but lacked the necessary punch in the sectional. TheiMidgets were critized as usual before the sectional as they played all their home games on the Wabash floor. Crawfordsville has failed to place themselves on a par with other schools of its size as it has no gym. Mr. Craver deserves credit for his success under such handicaps Page Sixty four -1 - ..,, I. Q1 Di ... 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Q 1 l ' . f Af Rf F, iLf1f.!,.f,F f.1l2.4gi. 1i4,AiL, ,L' l1-.lml-Lmf,.4- l, fl,,1J 1,1 ik LL 7? -, ..,,,. f., Lu. , ., K., e K 5, ,V T + N vw X 7 if , , 1 ., Q , S M, T - Tv PAUL MALASKA EUGENE FISHERO ROBERT MIDIJLETIDN HARULD FOSTER HERBERT DUKES ARTHUR KALWEIT HARLAN OSBURNE WILLIAM DAY Page Sl.lff.Ij-Sl,'l'l'lI Y' W' TW? W 15 if, I 'I' , .fwr ,,. ,1. L: ,w ,VII . 4 w s 3 ' A GILBERT HOWELL EDWARD TOMPKINS Q M GURDDN TUMLINSUN LLOYD ARMSTRONG LEO MCCARTHY REMLEY HERR CHARLES BEESON Page Simfy-eight rlffrgg N A , 49 ' We . W ,, ,.,, M ,,A, MW...AQQ,W,4f:o1f1fa:.'?jXz2:1.--, W- OO O W- -qgguiq, ,A , V A, , ' 'W----'W 1 1? f j LQ.'1jf.-y 'ri-T:r'M:v' '- -:j.j '.g',1 .TI'Is ji f. W KH? 'q I '. 3: ,Q '? !QjiU'7T'if'Tf'K'W1!'j1V7.f 3,153 1f i 1f5, 1LQ -1, ,X V: e xii, s.:',J.2, 'f '.-....41..xLV-.iL,O,.f.x.!1 1 ,l-.L,.l1. J1,-x.-45f X-. ',,,f,f7:fg' '- k:.51gj.:h-57 f-u5TlQ:ii5iT.:f,:g.5,f'HOT . 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BOB BREAKS u I CHARLIE RICHARDS 1 .- I 1 - J ACK FOSTER RAYMOND HIOAGLIN 'ii I to CHARLIE MOCJRE --1 JOHN SMITH GORDON THOMPSON Page Seventy-three Teachers Most Popular MISS THOMPSON Best School Booster MISS TEMPLE J olltcst MISS THOMPSON Frfiendllest MISS BALLAmw Wlttiest MISS KNOX Most Studlous MISS Booz Most Athletic MISS HOAGLIN Seniors Most Popular MARGARET STOUU' Best School Booster ELLEN MAY WILSON J olllest ' MAXINE DAVIS Friendliest MARY ELIZABETH MILLER Wittiest JANE HOULEHAN Most Studious DOROTHY GOLD Most Athletic FRANCES MAY IIIIIlilililililililifilllllllllllilililililllllilllilUllliiifllililllilililil Iililiiillllllllllllilllllllllll N ' r W f? 1 1 . x ' If 3, , A il lllilllllllllllililllllllllilililllll lil' 'IIIIIIIllllllilllllllllilllilililililili ES 5 'Z E I 55 53 K1 ..- Q IQ .... KI ..- ,Q ...- I 1 ,C .- I ii ,- 'I .- 'Q I I I! -1 1 W --p --u-I juniors I Most Popular ED TOMPKINS DORIS MANUAL -. t Best School Booster. I BOB KIRKPATRICK MARTHA COEEEL I Jollicst EUGENE FISHERO WFRANCIS ROGERS 1 N BILLY KIRTLEY TPAUL CHILDRESS iRALPH DICKERSON PAUL MALASKA WROBERT NIILLER IEARL JOHNSON W 1MAX MCCULLOUGH iDORIS IIAIIN MARTIN MORRISON W PAUL MALASKA DIARY ELIZABETH KELLY Wittiest , Friemlltest Most Studftous Most Athletic Sophomore Most Popular I FRANCES LAYER FLORA PIERCE DOROTIIY NORDMIKN . B wb I MARTHA COFFEL KATE TROUT Best School Booster Jolltest Frtcholliest Wltticst Most Stuclious Most Athlettc RUTHANNA DAVIDSON MIRIAM CLEMENTS BETTY BARLEY 1WAX,1VICCULLOUGEI MARY JANE DAWSON ALICE COME Page Seventy fam filo IlllIIIllllllllllllIl'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllY'.lil1l'lllllIlIIllIIIlllllllIIIlllllllIlilllllllllllllll I t .f. - I' ' - 'I ,, A , A , ,.,,. ,,. ,. ,,,.,,,......,.,-,,f.,.n....,.,.,...,-V-f A 'R . . A I M , . Y . ,,,.,, P- - ' ' N I Hemift I I - - A JY' v , . 'C 1 f , ,,,. ,... ...H '1 ' -f'- - lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlll . lllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllll lu pl 1 E E L- 2 S! ii re ' E E SL 1-- i L! i L! it .3 Calendar 1930- 1931 Q E ! I SEPTEMBER 7 TH: Warm September sunshineg a mighty bustle in the halls with 2 L: Ryhnies running everywhere. E SEPTEMBER 12TH: ' Wabash Cherel. Crawfordsville defeated 6 to 0. 2' SEPTEMBER 19TH: Shelbyville Cherej.. C. H. S. defeated again 6 to 0. i- A- SEPTEMBER 27TH: Merry old carnival for Fall Festival. E 5 s 29 CHS tth1d'lT' Lb 7CHS7 5 EPTEMBER TH! . . .me e o riva s. ie game- e anon, 5 . . . . -- as OCTOBER 4TH: Brazil Qherej 20 to 12. , 5 E OCTOBER 6TH: Chapel. Jurian Hockstra, ballad singer, entertains us. We !1 I learn all about the old gray mare. L! OCTOBER 11TH! Lafayette Ctherej 19-14. Big Jeff boys almost smother E i diminutive J ack Foster. Q E OCTOBER 13TH: Risleyites learn ritual of the Science Club. is OCTOBER 15TH: Thorntown fhereb 0 to 14 night game-ball almost lost in the if - mist. i .U '- i OCTOBER 16TH: Teachers windowshop. - 'g 5 OCTOBER mn. In Indianapolis. O Fi OCTOBER 24TH: Spyeech Arts hold election of Ofiicers-Don Northcutt cho en E to lead the clu . 1 .4 2 OCTOBER 25TH: Attica Qtherej 12 to 7. Doc Beeson falls into a hole in field. 3' ki OCTOBER 30TH: Prof. Brigance speaks for Virgil anniversary. Tj NOVEMBER 3RD: Greencastle here. Girl Reserves feed both teams after the 2 game. ' if q ' . . . . -- L- NOVEMBER 6TH: Chapel. R. M. Zimmerman thrills us with his deep sea ex- 5 ploits. Q NOVEMBER 13TH: 'l'eacher's party at Methodist church. ' 5 2 NOVEMBER 14TH: Marcellus Jones and John Freeman chosen to head 1931 E P- Athenian Stall. I. 1 .. E NOVEMBER 20TH : ,Ellen May Wilson wins 1st place in Central Indiana Oratorical. -2 NOVEMBER 21sT: Reign of basketball begins. Grade cards! Q' E NOVEMBER 26TH: Covington here. C. H. S. wins 18 to 4. 2 DECEMBER 3RD: Junior High School Honor Society holds Chapel program. i -E DECEMBER 5TH: Veedersburg Ctherej C. H. S., 305 Veedersburg, 18. Members E for Senior Honor Society chosen. , !. DECEMBER 6TH: Monticello Cherej C. H. S. wins again! 2 DECEMBER 12TH: Sunshine play given before large audience. DECEMBER 13TH! Lindenfitherej C. H. S., 42 5 Linden, 16. DECEMBER 17TH: Seniors throw a partyg learn how Maude Muller on a sum- mer day raked the meadow sweet with hay. DECEMBER 19TH: Thorntown Chereb 15 to 34, C. H. S. DECEMBER 20TH: Greencastle Ctherej 18 to 14. C. H. S. defeated. DECEMBER 23RB: Vacation begins! Page Seventy-five 11.131, ll IIlilililililllilililllll llilllilililllllilllilFllliliililililil Illilllililililill lililllllllllliill I Y i IililillllIiliilililililil Iilililillilill l llllllllilIIIIilllilllllilililililiiili 1' .3 'Z A 59 :E 'ii II I I ..- TQ IQ IQ ,- .1 ...- .1 IC ...- iQ ...- 1 1 I .1 ..- .1 I ..- .1 ... .1 .... I I1 C .C .. IC F. C .1 .1 ..... I ... 1 :C 'C .1 I1 - i1 i1 .1 .1 'Q .1 'I 1 . II I1 JANUARY 3RD! JANUARY 6'rH: JANUARY 9TH: JANUARY 10TH : JANUARY 13'rH: JANUARY 17TH! wins. JANUARY 19TH : JANUARY 23RD: JANUARY 28'I'H: allirmative. JANUARY 30TH : FEBRUARY 2ND FEBRUARY 3RD FEBRUARY 7TH : FEBRUARY 10TH old south, presented by Speech Arts Club. i FEBRUARY 12'rH: FEBRUARY 13TH FEBRUARY 14'rH: FEBRUARY ZOTHZ FEBRUARY 24TH FEBRUARY 26TH FEBRUARY 27TH Back to school again. Brazil here. C. H. S. defeated. Girl Reserves initiate new members. E Jamestown Qtherej 27 to 29, C. H. S. .E Ladoga Qherel. 11 to 25, C. H. S. ! Clinton Qherej. 10 to 23 C. H. S B College Town Tourney. C. H. S. bumped by Greencastle. Jeff Science Club meeting. ! Tipton Ctherej. 15-20, C. H. S. - Thorntown negative debators are defeated by Crawfordsville Jelferson here. 24 to 26, C. H. S. G Ground hog day ! pj Joe stages a band concert. Q Wingate Qherej. 16 to 20, C. H. S. U' Tempest and Sunshine , a melodramatic romance of the C. H. S. wins Triangular debate. i Advance Cherej. 16 to 27, C. H. S. if Jane Houlehan's birthday. Lebanon Cherel. 11 to 18, C. H. S. P' Social Science Club 7:30. C. H. S. cops a past season debate with Delphi. i7 Attica Cherej. 10 to 20, C. H. S. i .NIARCH 2ND: Haig Arklin shows us his reproduction of famous paintings. pg MARCH 4'1'H: Hi-Y eats beans! l LIARCH 6TH-7'rH: Sectional-Wingate trips C. H. S. Many tears shed. - MARCH 13'1'H: Non-Pariel entertained by a taffy pull at Mag Stouts. 2 MARCH 14'rH: Regional. Greencastle pushes Wingate down. - NIARCI-I 20TH-21s'1': State Tourney-Saw Breaks shooting pool in the Claypool. i MARCH 22ND: Orchestra Concert. Q, MARCH 30'rH: Girl Reserve election of officers. Rosalind Remley chosen to head E club for next year. .7 MARCH 31s'1': Hi-Y district conference. Big feed-without beans! .. APRIL lsr Presentation of trophy and pins to debate teams in Chapel. 5 APRIL 4TH Track team goes to Bloomington. 7 APRIL 8TH Purdue Roundup. if APRIL 9TH: Six weeks tests! Q7 APRIL 10TH: State Sunshine Convention at Martinsville. !g APRIL 13'rH: Science Club-Ruth M-cClamroch tells us why men don't jump like grasshoppers. .APRIL 16'rH: Spring vacation! if APRIL 17'rH: Spring vacation! if MAY 5'rH: Hi-Y. i MAY 11TH: Social Science. ' MAY 15'rH: Senior Play. 2 MAY 22ND! J unior-Senior reception. MAY 26'rH: Commencement. MAY 28'rH: Senior Reception. MAY 29'rH: Alumni Banquet. Page Seventy .mc -5' Illlllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllIlllllllllIl!lllIl!U1llllllllllIIlllllllllllllllII!Illlllllllllllillllllllll . .1 .. .llvwff . A - - H' ' , ' u ..,.,., ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,..... -.,- ....,,. .....-...-. rn,-,.,..-,-,-n--B.-.,...-,1r-r-7-,ir-va-fr'v-r-f 'R ii M110 ' C - I 5 ,C ... ec ,... .I ... il E ,Q ,... 1 ,- 'I I .C .- .1 .... ,I ... .I .3 ... I IQ 'C - .C ... - C ' 2 C .1 IQ ,I .- Q 'Q Y .Q I P- - I - I - - - Vin, IIII lllllllllllil IllllllllllllllllilililfI QAWNQIIIIIllllllilllllllllilllllllllllil Iilil ' it CZ 1 J 59 5 Junior High , Many a seventh grade pupil looks ahead and wonders, Will I ever be a Freshman , while the Freshmen wonder Will I ever be a mighty Senior . Its a long hard road but its worth it. When you're a Senior you can look back over your years of study and feel proud or sorry, as the case may be. The Junior. High under the leadership of Mr. James and their faculty have accomplished much this year. Their chapels, under the guidance of the newly formed Junior National Honor Sooiety, have been very entertaining. If the Junior High School pupils keep on with their good work they will soon be high and mighty Seniors. 1 .---n Page Seventy-seven D, I' Il at-5 I IllIlliliIIlilililiIilillIilllil ilililiiililili Iilillmlili IlililiIiliIilililililiiililililililllllillllllll Thelma Aliluott, Ruth Aber, Beulah Alexander, Julia Alexander, Vivian Armstrong, Irvin Arnold, Thelma Atkinson, Mildred Baker, T. Baker, Edna Bannon, Jean Bassett, Doris Bayless, Byron Beach, Mary Bean, Eugene Bellinger, Thelma Bowen. Clara Breeden, Mary Brightly, lvanell Brown, Margaret Brown, Vernon Budd, Edna Burnside, Bruce Byrd, Lyle Campbell, Helen Carroll, Dorthea Chadwick, J. Chaney, Aletha Chennault, Harriet Christy, Ernest Cissel, Carroll Coding, Thomas Cooksey, Louise Coons, Mary Coons, Ward Cronin, Dora Dale, James Dailey, Catherine Davis, Floyd Davis, Harriet Dean, James Deaton, Charles Devitt, Dorothy Dice, Fleming Dice, Hubert Dice, 'l'roas Dickerson, Lester Douglass, Margaret Dowar, Helen Dukes, Jessie Duncan, Eugene Edwards, Ernest Edwards, Jerry Eubank. William Euhank, Louise Farquer, Kenneth Farrow, Martha Ferrell, Lourene Fletcher. Oliver Fry, Mary Galloway, Emily Gardner, Annette Gerott, Lyara Goetz, Lois Goswell, Donald Gott, Edward Gleason, Opal Grantham. Barbara Green, William Groves, Thomas Hall, Joe Hammel, Virginia Griffith, Martha Harting, Irene Harwood, Lawrence Harwood, Robert Harwood, Miles Heaton, Evelyn Hedge, Doris Hedrick, Louise Henry, Mary Hinton, Frances Hoaglin, Mary Hood, James Houlehan, Louise Houlehan. Page Seventy-mTylct ln-ne Howell, Iiolvluy Hunyrate, Sarah Ingersoll. Kathleen Jackson. Isabelle Jay, Ania Johnson, Caroline- Kes-limr, Georiie Keen, Gtorire Kellison. Lorrains- Kenneily, Thelma Kinury, lfrwlia Kinlceavl. Wenrls-ll Kirk. Mary Kitts, Marv Knox. .lamts lleamingr, William l,4,'2lYt'llX'N'UY'lll, lCIila ln-wis, llolrert Lewis. Qyril l,it,tlv, Mary Loolialxaulgh, Kevin ML'Ca!'ihy, l,eo Mefarthy, llolwrt Mx-Gaupfhvy, ,lane Tomlinson, Harolil Manu:-s, William Manuva, Katherine Matthews, Carl Michaels. Paul Michael, Rolmrrt Michael, Austin Milam, Louise Millvurn. l,t'e Arthur Miller, .luanila Miller, Uarol Moody, Louise Moore l'Q'lwin lVlorpln'w, Hulrert Morris. David Neely. Dorothy Nelson, fit'l'i,l'll4lt' Nelson, Rotlean N1-wnum, Mary l , Null, Ralph U'lls-ll, Rosernaty O'Neall, lflliuene Patton, Dorothy Peacock, Atttnm Pett. Mary Pix-kel, Keith Plank, .lohn 'rit-st, Mary Randolph, Herlmert Risley, Arthur Robinson, Harry Rutlcrlxze. Marian Rynt-arson, Helen iarver, Vivian Sa-hweetger, Pauline Se-rvies, Alfreil Sexton, lfurton Sharma, liilly Shaw, Rolteit Shelton, liulwrt Slmrtretlire, Elizabeth Sieks. William Siilner, ltllizalis-th Simmons, Mary Simmons, l.yilia Simpson. Ililly Slattery, Esta Smith. lfram-es Statfonl, Cari-ta Stage. i'atherine Stevens, George Stevins, Clara Stiller. .Innior Strii-ln-ek, Kenneth Strung, Robert Surlver, Mary Sexauk, Louise Swinney, lflileen Titus. l'f1y1f Nfwnlyf-f11'11n Barney Wray, Randel VanCleave, Lester Waldnn, Doris Wanen, Helen Warren, Madonna Warren, Elsie Welliver, Louise Whartf, Raymond Wilhite, Vera Wilson, Frances Wooden, John Wright, Fremont Youmr, Alma Zahn, Waneta Addler, Edna Baker, Nellie Bean, Margaret Beecher, Alether Belden, Robert Biggs, l crn Boze, Etta Breeclon, Darrell Breedlove, Mary Britton Ella Lewis, Evan Brown, Harold Campbell, Gladys Carver, Rohert Carver, Mildred Chaney, Virgzinia Copper, John Corlwin, Esther Crist. Vivian Cruea, Mary G. Curtis, Maynard Darnall, Ruby Davidson, Denald Devoto, Mary Dice, Elmer Dickman, Martha Dill, Juanita Dukes, Mary Egnew, Vera Ellis, Everett Endicott, Rolxert Fagan, Marguerite l l+,-teher. Marie Fry, Martha Fudge, Byron Gegher, Marjorie Gott, Martha Graham, Elizabeth Grimes. James Grimes, Virginia Griffith. Mary Hasse, Virginia Hasse, Jane- Hack. Ruth Hall, Byron Hamm, .lessio Harper. Robert Harper, Marvin Hartinxz, Forrest Hesser, Caroline Hessler, Virginia Holland, Edgar Jones, Harold Jones, Ernest Keedy, Marjorie Kelsey, Minnie King, Eleanor Kirk, Minnie M, Knight. Claude Lemon. Betty Mc-Carthy, Clarence Mt-Corm-ack, Marion Melntire, Duncan Mackintosh, John Mavkintosli, Russel Marshall, Donald Michaels, Claire Miller, Ann Moore. John Moritz. Iillfjl' lfifflz ly :- aa- xx in Fora Mount, t'l1arl4-fa Moyer, Rulry Mullvn. Rurl Myrw, Donalsl Nuts:-. .lamt-s Nuunan, J, Nurrlman, ldslwanl Norman, Gm-urgrv Norman, Junior Varlts, Mary l'im'lxlv, Mary Rulwi'ts, Viruinia linrht-, llnruthy Russvll, Mary Slim-rwwmml, tlcmiluz- Simmuns, Carulyn Simms, lfay Slavvne. Arthur Smith, I'harlvw Smith. Rhmloan Stamps, lCv:1n Starncs, William Stuvlv. Miltlrwl Stevens, NV:l1't-noi' Stvwark Urrillt- Slll'TlYHl'l', llulmurt Simms, Mary 'l'liumpsun. l'auI 'l'lu-lu-r, lfluytl VVal1lun, lit-vvrly Wvlsh, Za-nitli VVhs-at lin-0 VVhitvs, l'l1arls-an Wfhittiniz, Alva Wilsnn, Paul Ynunu, Mary Alvxandm-r, Armnn Van Motor, liartnw lim-vhtal, Rnlvvrta Ih-asm-lnvr, llarlmara linac, liulwy linwvvn, Christina llranly, Mary llr'cm-tllrmvu, lit-th liiwmlts, II:-hw I'x'own, liluynl lirtmn, Uarnl liurkm-, .lark llushunix, G1-rulzl i'amnl1cll, liavvv Camlvlwll, l'Il'mNt l'arw-r. linlwrt Flayprml, l'arulinn' Cutie-I, S14-lla i'utl'inla-rry, Naomi Uumlrs, Arthur Cnnln'iu'l1t, livtty Cuslm, Emlmunml t'ru1'a. linln-rt Fun- ninuham, Rolls-rt Funninigham. Ruth J. Cunninigham, Margxart-t Davis, Nm-al Dc-vitt, l'Iwal4I lhnnrm-st-. Paul Eclwarcls, Raymuncl lflslwarcls, Nula lflllis, Ramnni lflvvrliart, lfranmfs l au'an, Ianiist- l arrm-ll, K1-nns-Ili l 4-rr:-ll, Kiln-on l uxwurt,hy. Ilurntliy l uIlm-nwitlt-r. Mary Callaway, Pivvlyn Gilkvy, l.illian Gnu-ii. Viririnia Gray, livtty Grimvs, la-nnis llassv. llilly J. Haines, Cecil Hall, Juv llartlt-y, Marian llwluv. lluln-rt lla-ssl:-r. P11170 E1'y1lzlff-frm' George Hightower, Alice Holloway, Catherine Howell, Alfred Hunt, Bauton lngzersoll, Nohle Jackman, Charlean Jelirey, Nellie Johnson, Dorothy Jones. Emily Jones, Dan Kendall, Allen Kinnamon, Delbert, Knox, Keith Krug. Dolores Larson, Harry Layson. Ella Lewis, Edward Linderman, Ralph Linn, Rex Linn, Basil Little. Charles Lookahill, Ruth McCarthy, Betty McClamroch, Clayton McCormick, Mary Mt-Keown, John ML-Kinstry, Maxine Matthews, Bessie Miller, Eleanor Miller, Mildred Miller, Roscoe Moore, l-'reda Newsumf, Pricilla Nolan, William O'Neall, LaVarre Paith, Grayson Parks, William Pritchett, William Quillen. Caryl Randolph. LaVern Remley, Garnet Rice, Janice Rynearson. Anita Saulman, Elmer Schweitzer, Leroy Sering, Virginia Serine, Betty Shaw. Mary Shaw, Willis Sheets, Elbert Sherwood, Gladys Skeller, Charles Smith, Raymond Smith, Thelma Smith, Earl Snider, Robert Stafford, Bruce Steele, Lucille Stevenson, Ralph Stites, Robert Stump, Vola Surber, Lleanor Sulton. Leslie Swank. Betty Taylor, Hvrshnll Thomas, Charles Walker, Mary Wharff, Lester Wheat, William Whitty, John Wilson, Leonard Wilhelvm. Luther Williams, Rim-hard Wilhite, Rex Worley, Mildred Zachary, Vivian Zachary, Mary Young, Clifford Thomas, Margaret Richards, Pe-quita Helton, William Ball, Kate Shewey, Betty Johnson. Page Eiyflzfy-two N s f N . C - Q I .Q .- I1 ..- TC II ..- KG .- .C ..- 1 .C IC .1 .. A! .1- .Q C .. .C ... :I E Q 2 2 - E 2 in L! 'Q L I -..- 1 1 his lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllililil' llllllllIlllllllllllllllilllllilillllllllll CZ M f 59 : - Junlor High Activities The Junior High Honor Society, which corrresponds in purpose to the Non- Pariel of Senior High, was organized this year by Mr. James. The society has arranged anzl given all Junior High School programs. The officers. are: Rosc- mary O'Nca1l, President, Catherine Davis, Vice-President, Betty Johnson, Sec- retary, Vllilliam Leavenworth, Treasurer. The sponsors are: Mr. Stout, Miss Lee, Miss Wilkinson, Mr. Sullivan. ' Junior Music Department . ' Miss Porter and Mr. Munger are the heads of the Junior Music Department. Miss Porter has held this position for many years and we hope that she will have it many more years, because we really have an excellent Junior'Music Department. She directs the Junior Girls' Glee Club and the Junior Mixed Chorus, which are separate organizations. Mary Elizabeth Goodbar is the ac- companist for the Mixed Chorus, and.Mary Katherine Troutis the accompanist for the Girls' Glee Club. The latter organization has already proved its super- iority by, two concerts, one was given at the Orchestra Concert, and the other was broadcasted over the radio. The Junior Music Department is planning a Junior Music program for May the eighth. This is an annual program and was begun last year. There will be solos by members of the Junior High School and selections by the.Band, Orchestra, and Glee Clubs. . Mr. Munger, a new member of our faculty, directs the instrumental work of the Junior Music Department. On the warmer days you can hear the Junior Band parading in the court in back of the building. It has always been a mystery to us that a band member can play his horn and keep step at the same time. They say it is quite a simple trick, with a little practice, but we still wonder how they can keep their feet and fingers from getting mixed up. The Orchestra and Band are planning some very stirring music for the Junior Music program. Among the numbers they are to 'play is the King Lear Overture fwe hope this music story will not be as tragic as the or1 mall The Junior Music Organizations are really the workshops for the senior organizations The members develop technique and gain experience Page Eighty three Illlllilil lllililililllllll lli lllilililllllilllllW1lilililiIililililililllililililililililiIllllllllllIII 'l'oP: Junior National Honor Soviefy. l'r:N'rif:ic: Junior High School Hand. lio'1 1'oM: Junior' High School O1'c'hcsti'z1. Pugrf lfliflflfjl-f0llI I lljll' lu'1'y1lal,1f-fiw 'um Corps. Ulxlllc Xl: li' L 'Xu hm liulleul Girls 1111-1-Vlllln L... ...- '1 'I v - . gg ,.,. fy. , lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIV llll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I T g L- Q 1 C Ti c 4, I- in - Q Fi Q Vi !. fi ! 5 5 5 E 5 5 P2 ii E Q fi Q in Q Ti - . Q Ti Q fi .Q Ti Q ri Q 'i !. i Q1 i ! zq. I E --4 i Q Ti Q Fi Q E Q E 2 E . :Q E- DJ 52 5 E 3 E junior l-llgh Basketball E r- DI The Junior High basketball team, under the tutelage of Samuel Q E VVoodruff, experienced another successful season this year. Six victories and tive defeats was the record being put up by the E Junior High. These games included the State Tournament in which the :- Lg C. J. H. S. team went into the semi-final round. -i 'C -4 E Mr. Wootlriiff' is to be congratulated upon the teams he has turned ,Q out in the past few years. The record of his team follows: Victories ij ,S over Monticello, Greencastle, Brazil, Chesterfield, Burris CMuncieb, and i . New Market. Defeats from, 'Wilson fllluneiej, Greencastle, Brazil, New 3 Market, and VVaynetown. E Those who made up the first squad include: Guards, Rutledge, Hesser, Fi Prosser, Brown, and Corbin, forwards, Hungate, Groves, Slattery, Cisselg 5 1 'ni' center, Kirk. :- ft ' ' 3 Page Fzqlrfy Q11 llilllil l l ' 'il' ' iz ' ilil il' ' lilili illlllilllilwllilililiIiliIilililililililililililililililililllil II fG uralmlnmmmmimlmlm ml' KW lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllIll Jokes FATHER What IS your favorlte hymn? KATE COPPER The one you chased over the fence last nlght The boy stood on the burning deck Bes1de hls slster Molhe Not only was It l1ot to h1m But also hot tomale Handed zu by a Brzght Freshman TEACHER Now Johnny what stlrrlng speech d1d Paul Revere make when he hm hed hls m1dn1 ht P16167 JOHNNY Whoa' A bcotchman stood 1n l1ne Wflltlllg to purchase seats for The M1racle hind hlm stood a Jew Have you any two dollar seats for thls show? mqulred the Scotchman when he nnally reached the wlndow I am sorry, we are out of the two dollar ones was the reply Then g1VC me four dollar seats sa1d the Hlghlander Upon hearlng th1s the Hebrew lmmedlately left the lme I v1ll keep my money I have seen de m1racle sa1d he RAYMOND ABBOT fromantzcallyj How could I l1ve wlthout you? ALICE PLANK More cheaply TEACHER What IS a flylng buttress'1 PUPIL A nanny goat wlth Wlngs Why do you cross your legs 'I I got the hab1t from Luther Burbank VANCE How far IS It to the next town? BAL HINCH FARMER Well xt seems further n lt IS but It a1n t BRUCE BYRD lwatchmg tastzes gomg znto szclc roornj Please ma, can I have the measles when Nancy gets through wlth them? RISLEY When water becomes ICG what 19 the greatest change whlch takes place I CISSEL The pr1ce FOR RENT Rooms for gentlemen or school teachers Adv from Kentucky mountazneer paper JOE CRANE Look here, you ve been owmg me th1s b1ll for a year I ll meet you half way I m ready to forget half what you owe BILLY DAY F ne I ll meet you' I 11 forget the other half Page Ezghty seven llllllllIllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllknlll I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 f 1 - ,l v V -R V V , ,. .,... ,,,. , , , I lla - 1 I D' I lvl R .. . Q! it :C -4 ri D -- D, :C - ri P. -- D ,u .1 .. - ...- - D .1 : -f .C - ' ! i 2 I I. 2 Q ff E ' Q 'i - ' D zu y - .' . . ,. 7. . 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' V . - I IIllllilllllllllllilllllllilllililllllllilill llllllllilIlililllllllllllilllilililililiil' ANOTHER FRESHMAN CONTRIBUTION I have a dog named F1d0 He 1S a cute 11ttle pup He can stand upon h1s hlnd feet If I hold h1S front feet up A Scotchman pamted red rmgs around h1s baby g1rl s finger so that he wouldn f have to buy her a candy cane MAG STOUT I not1ce that men become bald much more than women, because of the lntense act1v1ty of thelr bra1n VANCE Yes and I notlce that women won t raxse beards because of the 1n tense act1v1ty of thelr chlns JUDGE How do you know you wercn t dI'1V1I1g 50 m1les an hour? MR RAY Because I was on my way to VISII my Wlfe s relatlves We have selected an All T1me Internauonal Football team whlch we thlnk beats all prevlous se1ect1ons The l1ne up IS as follows End Tackle Guard Center Guard Tackle End Quarterback Fullback Halfback End Tackle Guard Center Guard Tackle End J uhus Caesar Scarface Al Capone Stonewall Jackson Benlto Mussolxnx Confuslus Mahatma Gandhl Roosevelt Holmes Captaln K1d Napoleon HONORABLE MENTION Mlchael Angelo Slttlng Bull Hanmbal Kalser B111 Gol1ath J offre Abe Llncoln Quarterback Emstcm Ilvluflback Bllly Slhiday a fback oses Halfback Buffalo B111 Cody EPITAPH There was a man who llved W1th1n The town of Crawfordsv1lle Who Sald I m tlred of walklng Over dale and over h11l I ll buy myself an Aust1n Sa1d thls man to hlmself Page Ezghty eaghf llllIIllIllllllllllIl'lIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll 2 cz im' 2. C ..., g I !4 2 2 ! 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If he had known :- The fa-te he was to meet, -- He 'd crawled out of his baby-cart :' And used again his feet. i An open manhole just ahead 9 Stop, fool! a workman's cry. 2 The Austin jumped and disappeared 5- Forever from the eye. E e D Let's shed a tear for this poor fool. 2 A very luckless man. 2 May his death be a lesson to : The mere pedestrian, . i' . EVERETTE E. SENTMAN. S The following sign was disolayed above the ice cream counter of a prominent E' drug store: Take a brick home: it's fine when company comes. '-' 3 Qi BREAKS fafppluimz for a jobl: What chance is there for a young fellow to ' 2 When better cars are made, road hogs will buy them. 2, MAG S'roU'r: Can you dance on one foot? i' FREEMAN : And how ! ' ' - ' MAG: Then keep off my other foot! JONES: Just think every time I breathe, omeone dies. BREAKS! Did ja ever try Listerine? NIT: So you wear spats'I . WIT: No, that's my Winter underwear. Page Eighty-ninei Ilililililililililililiillil ililililllilllllilllllUHIili'IIiIiIiIilililiIililllililililililiillllillllllll begin at the bottom and work un in the business? 3 MANAGER: None at all. We 're contractors for digging Wells., 5 '1l'i'4iah1Wlf fD'7'wviS'. ' E'-!2ITbiE ki? l 4' Hull u 'f '. .U.5a51 V nv. f. - f N -G E'-'6A.'f.?.m'16i?QNiw, - A 'I'.fl L dinwi 'F 'mdfH1i'fF- -lN5?i'i?f.Tlf'l2i.lV1.nEax FQXSFJIEQV M 1 tf. ' ' . 'W1 1rT

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