Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1935 volume:

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Q 543 6 rfzzygu x Joflh ko- cgdbxvg' :W A ' 1 A A 'X iF- A' ' 1 A5 41, f ,.. 4 4' by I 11 :rg I kln ' iw 7 lff Z' Page Five aifnamcnlnn Athenian Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind - With only fading memories Of what we left behind? 'Tis not our aim to have it thus, We'll write a living history And keep throughout the fleeting years, School days from being misty. Our efforts put forth for this book Can not have been in vain. For We but have to thumbit through To go back and live again. And so lest memories be forgot, And never brought to mind, We place in this Athenian Our days of Auld Lang Syne. I , , .Ji ef ff- n N n n I J A R ! W ' 2 L n .i UAL ATI-ICHIAD J. n -4 1 . 4 yi, OWEN L. CRECELIUS e Dedication In due respect for the excellent services he has rendered us, we dedicate our 1935 Athenian to Mr. Owen L. Crecelius. Pane Sin: L UALATMCHIAH Page Seven Table of Contents FOREWORD . . . . DEDICATION . . . . , . FACULTY . .. . . . . ALUMNI .... .... ,CLASSES Seniors ..... . , , , Juniors ...... ,,,, Sophomores .... ACTIVITIES ................. .... Athletics ................. .... Clubs and Organizations .... .... Music .................. .... Speech Arts ........... ,,,, Social ............... ,,,, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ..... ,,,, Ninth Grade ........ ,,,, Eighth Grade ..... .... Seventh Grade ...... , Junior Activities .... .... HUMOR .......... . . . . . . . CALENDAR . . . , , , , WILL .... .. LS .L tx wtemucnmn Administration We 're proud to say that our high school Ranks high all through the state. We 're proud to have for those in charge Those who so high do rate. The members of the school board are The very best of men. They all have Crawfordsville at heart And do the best they can. To keep the standards of our school Up to the very top. So that our excellent rating will Not ever take a drop. So D. M. Jones and Binford Miller, Dr. Beeson, too, May we on this occasion give Our best of thanks to you. Then Superintendent Darnall is A friend to us we know. To Messres. James and Freeman with Our troubles we do go. And so to all the faculty We give a vote of thanks- They help to guide us with our Work, And bear with us our pranks. Page Eight Page N inc UAAQATHCHIFID e nn I Toi? Hour M. C. DARNALL Supcrintnn,dent of City Srhools Indiana University, A.B., A.M University of Chicago. L. J. C. FREEMAN Principal of Senior High S1-hoo! Wabash College, A.B. Indiana University, A.M. KARL C. JAMES Principal of Junior High Srhnol Wabash College, A.B. Indiana University. MARY E. BOWERS Srrvrctary to Suilrrrintrfnrlrfnt of Srhool Board GOLDA MILLINER S1-hools and ,J I Arif Qi I?fn'fon: Hou' LEONA ADAM, R. N. School Nurse Nurses' Training - Protestant Deaconess Hospital, Evansville Public Health Training-Western Reserve University of Cleveland, Ohio ADA WILLIAMS Registrar MINNIE B. STUBBINS A!t1'nrlam'1' f,ffit'f3T DOROTHEA KNIGHT Svvrfctarfzl MAUDE ARTHUR Library, English Indiana University, A.B. S1l1IffTviS0T of Ehfmfnfafil Efluration Western University School of Library Indiana University, B.S. Science Iowa UHIVCFSIYSY University of California 3' I Q l S i 4 1 Q it 5: 2 2: 55 gf i if EF in Il QE. ll .ff lw 3 l l l 3 E 1 l V l B l Q T l 3 5 N E S in z it 5 GIS 7Af,14Tl-IClll.4I'l -0 nfl? +A-sill.--A iii' TV ' ' Y Top lfnuf Ilnffnml lfow AMY BEATTY H. O. BURGESS English History Texas State University Wabash College, A.B. Butler University University of Minnesota, A.M. Fmrirthwestern University P.G. at University of Pennsylvania n iana University EVALINE BALLARD GEORGE BURNS Head of English Dmfartmrnt History DePauw University Wabash Cgllege Wisconsin University HOMER E. BIDDLE MARY AVALYN DAVIS Printing Junior Orchestra, Junior Chorus Valparaiso University, B.M.T, Butler Umversitll Indiana State Teachers' College Arthur Jordan CUUSQTVHUJVY MARY BURBRIDGE L. CRECELIUS Hfffld of History Departmgnt Government. Economics U. S. History Spam-h Hanover C0l!egeg,A'Bk , Valparaiso University l P' G' at Unlflerslfy 0 Chwagn indiana State Teachers' College, B.S. Columbia University EVELYN BLACKFORD NOLAN C. CRAVER Vocational Home Economics Physical Education Purdue University, B.S.H.E. University of Illinois, RS. Page Ten UALATHCFIIAHI Top How CARL 0. DEBARD Coach of Football, History Wabash College Evansville College Indiana University Indiana State Teachers' College MABEL C. FERTICH Health Education, English, Home Indiana University, A.B. University of Chicago Columbia University MARGARET E. DENNIS Music DePauw University, B.M. JOYE M. DORSEY Shorthand, Typewriting Indiana State Teachers' College Columbia University DELLA E. DENNIS Mathematics, English Indiana University Indiana State Normal College Chicago University Page Eleven Economics Bnffnm Hou' W. H. GRIDER English Wabash, A.B. University of Wisconsin, M.A. HARRIET R. GALLUP Art Pratt Institute Cleveland School of Art Western Reserve University Berkshire Summer School of Boothbay Studios JEAN NETTE GRUBB Mathematics Indiana University, A.B. MARY GUILLIAMS Spanish. English Cornell University DePauw University Indiana University JOSEPH A. GREMELSPACHER Music Arthur Jordan Conservatory, Butler University, B.M. National Music Camp Art A.B A I l l l ll ll l I ll l 1 .1 il ls L I ll I v lf l l! .I lf ls l l l ll . .E I lt l lr in I l 'l Tl - ,I I I V! F ,A 4 E fl 5 i Q. li li 353 is ig pl? IQ? ,ig L! Eli :lg mil 955. 7 All-ICIIIAH 'N a X 'N . 'L r . Q X- fs .1 vu.-- 1 Top ll 5 'rt' Iiofiom nu' .wx . 4' -.3 sy. JULIA LECLERC KNOX ' R BLANCHE MAHAN Head of Latin Department, I'Inglish Indiana University, ALB. P. G. at Columbia University Extension Work at State Normal Lois L. HUNT English, Home l'ff-nnomirs Butler University University of California FRED B. JACKSON Mechanical Drawing, Shaft Mwtal Indiana State Teachers' College Indiana University Bradley Polytechnic LEILA HOAGLIN Girls' Physical Eduration Indiana State Teachers' College University of Wisconsin H. T. MCCULLOUGI-I Mathematics, Physiral F:!l7l!'Ilfi0Yl. Basketball Central Normal College Indiana University, A.l!. Illinois Coaching: School College C'na1'h of Geography Indiana University, A.B. MARY MILDREO SCHWEITZER English Hanover College, A.B. DePauw University Indiana State Normal University of California LILLIAN R. PORTER Music Northwestern University Western Reserve University National Music Camp Arthur Jordan Conservatory L. H. RISLEY Chemistry, Physics Indiana University, A.B., A.M. P. G.-Wisconsin University EATHEL PHILLIPS English, Latin Indiana State Teachers' College Deceased. April 15, 1935 Page Twelve craniucnlnn X li K, K IX Y . J '11,.i.g 4 ,Tc 6. V ix 1 op How :6,A. Boffom Row Xa- RUTH TEMPLE Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S. University of Wisconsin Working on Master's at Columbia University EMMET C. STOUT Biology Wabash Indiana University Biological Station Indiana State Normal Winona Normal College, A.I3. FRED M. SULLIVAN Phzlsiology, General Science Wabash College, A.B. Indiana University Butler University L. L. STEWART Vocational Agriculture Purdue University PAULINE D. WILKINSON Mathematics, English Butler University, A.B. Indiana University Page Thirteen SAMUEL M. WOODRUFF Industrial Arts Indiana State Teachers' College, M.S. Indiana University Purdue University DAVID WELLS Mathematics Valparaiso University Indiana State Teachers' Collexre, l5.S. University of Michigan Indiana University M.S. MABEL E. THOMPSON Mathematics Butler University Indiana State Teachers' College, A.l5. Indiana University MARY WELLS Commercial Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S. CHARLES B. YOUNG Hookkecpind. Junior Business Training mercial Law, Salesmanship Indiana University, B.S. University of Illinois University of lowa, M.S. Com- ,I 4, I 1 ii ii 25 H Y li ,sl llf Vg Elf C445 A - UZWATJ-ICHIFIIV Alumni So many, many years ago- When grandmother was small- Nine girls were seniors in our school- Just nine-and that is all. But since that time we've grown and grown For fifty-eight long years, And some three thousand have gone forth With mingled joy and tears. We hope that this alumni 'list Will bring back memories dear Of those with whom you went to school- Though they live far and near. To Misses Bowers and Guilliams, too, We give our hearty thanks For Working hard and locating So many from our ranks. We 've had a lot of fun with this. We hope you'11 like it, too, And may your hearts be ever Warm For dear old gold and blue. Page Fourteen 'Lu U40 ATHCHIAH Alumni 1877 Nelle Brown, Jane Krout, Mary Josephine Stilwell, Crawfordsville: 'Stella Brown- Johnson: 'Anne Divine-Montgomery: 'Elizabeth Kennedy: -'Kate Krout-Biglowg 'Mary Welty: Mary Lewis, Washington, D. C. 1878 Lida Rice-Voris-Crawfordsville: Mattie Detchon-VVhite, Glendale, California: Stella Vanice-Strole, Chadbourn, N. C.: 'John Ensminger: 'Sadie Fordyce-Walking: 'Charles Mikels: 'Albert Miller: 'Mattie Martin: 'Belle Russell-Campbell. 1879 Eille Cowan-Jones, McAllen, Texas: 'Matie Beard-Hester: 'Grace Divine-Law: Flora A. Darter-Campbell, Greencastle: 'Mary T. K. Foote: Nannie A. Hanna, Craw- fordsville: 'Kate Vanarsdall-Garber: 'M. Belle Watson-Eldredge: 'Edwin A. Bowles: 'Mattie E. Coons. 1880 Lillian Blair, Chambersburg, Penn.: 'Julia Coons-Henderson: Gertrude Ellis- Chrismann, ii: Maria Elston-App, Los Angeles, Calif.: 'Lizzie Eltzroth-King: Lewis Gilliland, South Pasadena, Calif.: Mattie Hughes-Thornton, Los Angeles, Calif.: Frances Kercheval-McKee, Kansas City, Mo.: Eva Martin-Reynolds, Crawfordsville. 1881 John Abraham, Covington, Ky.: 'John Carroll: Erastus Conner, -- : 'Leona Conner-Moore: Rozzie Darter, Inglewood, Calif.: Kate Kennedy-Foresman, Yokoma, Wash.: 'Nellie Scott: 'Ann Shepherd-Courtney: Adelia Cox-Stanford, Cash- mere, Wash. 1882 'Frank Abraham: 'Anna Beck: 'Mattie Binford-Smith: 'Ed Boyland: 'James Brennan: Mary Brown-Hayes, Comstock, Michigan: 'Mary Divine-Davis: 'Ann Essick: 'Mary Essick-Mackintosh: 'Douglas Grifllth: 'Adeline Harding: Dr. Stanfleld Keeney, Indianapolis: 'Dumont Kennedy: Matie Lee-Cable, Kalamazoo, Michigan: 'Eille Lucas- Sawyer: Newton Miller, Frankfort: 'Mary Helen Spilman: 'Ed Wilhite. N 1883 Alma McClure-Lamb, Hannah Muhleisen, Crawfordsville: 'Fannie May Beal: 'Lucy Beck: 'Maye Cox-Eastlack: Mary Duckworth, Tucson, Arizona: 'Hal Ensminger: Dr. Morton Keegan, South Bend: 'Anna Kenney-Naylor: 'Anna Kostanzer: -Georgie Lee-Lucas, Chicago: 'Thomas Mathews: Mary Schweitzer-Hunt, Houston, Texas: Nannie VanStandt-Sidener, Harlingen, Texas. 1884 Mary Curtis-Martin, Mary Wi1hite-Kennedy-Crawfordsville. 1885 Mary Grubb, Crawfordsville: 'Alice Hays-Coyle: 'Nina Gerard-Davidson: Ora Kennedy, Yokoma, Washington: 'Anna Krout-Scearce. Page Seventeen i 1 Tl, - UAL ATI-ICI1IAI'l 1886 Myne Brown, Anna Brown-Craig, Roberta Krout-Crawfordsville, Leora Aston, Norwood, Ohio, 'Belle Bappert-Willis, 'Mary Keegan-Otto, Louise Keegan, Newark, N. J., Mary Gerard-Iliff, Cambridge City, 'Ora Noland-Barnhill, 'Anna Willson, Han- nah Duckworth-Peterson, Tucson, Arizona. 1887 Clara Brockman, Blanche Divine-Harding, Charles Williams-Crawfordsville, 'Hiram Conrad, Ida Cox-Carter, Anacortes, Washington, Nannie Elston-Harrison, Pasadena, California, 'Maude Galey-Gortner, Nelle Hollbrook-Benham, Pamona, Cali- fornia, 'Anna Kenyon-Nicholson, 'Geneveive Lee-Shelley, Laura Mahorney-Rankin, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 'John Manson, Minnie Ornbaum-Cortelyon, Los Angeles, California, 'Jessie Swift-Fraley. 1888 Hattie Pursel- Crawfordsville, Ada Detchon-Gonzales, Glendale, California, 'Flora Ewing-Palmer, Frank Hurley, Little Rock, Arkansas, 'Josie Fullenwider-Gilbert, Pearl Hirst-Smith, Chicago, Mary Robinson-Bodell, Bloomington, Illinois. 1889 Nellie Coutant, Alice Krug-Crawfordsville, 'Jessie Gilkey-Wray, Stella Hurt- Stockbarger, Cambridge, Mass., Madge Johnson-Kilpatrick, Chicago, Belle Sprague- Benedict, Grace Wlhite-Finley, Seattle, Wash., Bertha Wilhite-Hanley, Chicago. 1890 Susan Beck, Moodus, Conn., Elizabeth Binford-Randolph, Lafayette, Sadie Britton, New York City, 'Henry L. Brown, Hattie Detchon-Mclntire, Glendale, Calif., 'Ota Nicholson-Eastman, May O'Haver-Steele, Anderson, 'Daisie Robertson-Binford, May Klein, Mary Somerville-Greene, Mamie Hills-Orton, Howard E. Griffith, Ora Moffett- Hessler, Mayme Wise-Cotton-Crawfordsville, 'Wickliffe Smith, Kate Fullenwider- O'Haver, Freeport, Ill., 'Maude McMechan, Margaret Morgan-Mahorney, Champaign, Ill., Nell Nicholson-Hall, Chicago, Jennie Suman-Blair, Terre Haute, Martha B. Thomas-Rose, Chicago, N. Parker Willis, Flora Work-Kern, Lafayette, Minnie Scott- Schlater, New York City. 1891 Abbie Curtis, Jessie Davis-Snoddy, Harriet Harding-Millis-Crawfordsville, Daisy Ellis-Long, Baraboo, Wisconsin, Maude Hall, East McClamrock, Flora Nutt-Burton, Houston, Texas, Sanders-Harwood, 'Lucy Talbot-Springer, 'Fannie 1892 Anna Borst-Layne, Laura Grubb-Hose, Stella Fannie Binford-Stevens, Cincinnati, Lula Britton-Hains, New York City, Leon Brower, Des Moines, Iowa, Katherine Campbell-Greene, Los Angeles, Californiag Emma Johnson, Chicago, 'Flora Kostanzer-Voris, Mary Morgan-Brewer, Staton Island, N. Y., Minnie Richmond-Bushnell, Portland, Oregan, George Schlemmer, 'Valeria Wicker-Robinson, Carrie Wilson-Beckman, Indianapolis. Chicago, 'Belle Johnson, 'Frank Anna O'Haver-Goff, Delphi, 'May Watson-Allen. Was son-McMaken-Crawfordsville , 1893 George Bayless, Della Dennis, Adah Somerville, Mabel Speed-Hannan, Emma Hills- Jarvis-Crawfordsville, Gertrude Beck, Moodus, Conn., Florence M. Bennet-Elliot, Indianapolis, Hubert J. Brower, Fairfield, Iowa, Grace Davidson, California, 'George M. Johnson, Williamette Lee-Coleberg, Chicago, Mable Leech-Paine, Downers Grove, Ill., 'Mellessa G. Mills, 'Anna P. Watson. Q Pays Eighteen HAI, ATH,C1lIA11 - 1894 Ethel F. Barnhill-Willis, Etta Crabbs-Evans, Dr. Fred Dennis, May Taylor- Craw- fordsville, 'Maude Bonnell-Schroeter, Verda Bell-Mount, Chicago, Ill., Agnes S. Cham- berlain-Thimblebee, Orlando, Fla., 'Julia Davis-Dowieg Maude S. Cohoon-Sperry, Indianapolis, Joan Elston-Young, Denver, Colo., 'Jessie Fry, Mary Griffith, Washington, D. C., 'Robert Goben, Edna Herron, Indianapolis, Harriet Houser-Breaks, Los Angeles, Calif., 'Lydia Gutherie, Edith McLane-Coffey, Indianapolis, 'Gertrude Munhall, Bess Nicholson-Wheeler, Cleveland, Ohio, Maude Plunkett-Granger, Indianapolis, May Warner, Washington, D. C. A 1895 Alta Griest-Fine, Crawfordsville, Alma Stafford, Cleveland, Ohio, Belle McMullen, Chicago, 1 Elizabeth Grubb, Major Frank Duckworth, Ft. Lincoln, Bismark, N. D., Daisy Plunkett-Downey, Chalmers g Lucy Plummer, -Chicago 3 Marguerite Elliott, Frank- fort, Mable Barnhill-Wagner, Indianapolis, Sue Scott, Crawfordsvilleg 'Jessie Lee. 1896 Ida. B. Ammerman-Smith, Chicago, Stella L. Clodfelter, Washington, D. C., Kate E. Dennis, South Bend, Lula M. Grayson, Indianapolis, Mable Hutton-Plumley, Pasadena, Calif., Eula K. Lee, Lima, Ohio, Helen Noland-Grifllth, Akron, Ohio, 'Dr. George P. Ramsey, Dr. Fay O. Schenck, Crawfordsville, Minnie E. Stroh, Crawfords- ville, 'Alta J. Rusk-Gregg, Mary Alice Watson-Peterson, Crawfordsville, Eva Wheeler- Smith, Minneapolis, Minn., Wlilletta Shephard-Engle, Columbus, Ohio, Dr. Floyd Shipp, Houston, Texas. 1897 Sara E. Brown, Clydie E. Peterson-Peterson, Mary A. Winter-Gilbert, Mary C. Dineen, Crawfordsville, M. Louise Craig-Hedrick, Indianapolis, A. Blanch Cresse- Pearson, Atlanta, Ga., 'Paul Gerard, Myrtle Griest-Monger, Greencastle, Dora Larsh- Chase, New York City, 'Autumn Lee-Bartholomew, Mima McComas-Wasson, Indian- apolis, 'Mabel R. Matthews, Bess Nicely-Porter, Indianapolis, 'Frank E. Dennis, June M. Dorsey-Knouff, Sandusky, Ohio, Ruby Schleppy-Starnes, Indianapolis, Lela P. Scott- Hunnel, Rockville, Harry E. Taylor, Lafayette, 'Mary P. Thompson-Cox, Caroline B. Thomson-Moore, Los Angeles, Calif., 'Ethel M. Wasson-Rolf, Harry G. Evans, Toledo, Ohio. A 1898 Esther H. Clement-May, Harriet P. Dennis-Ronk, Charles N. McClamroch, Helen Martin-Van Der Volgen, Minnie Smalley-Gregg, Maud Fischer-White, Autumn Wilhite- Muriett, Crawfordsville, Walter Brewer, Omar, W. Va., Ella Bruner-Frazier, Warsaw, Mable Brumbaugh-Wirt, Ladoga, Ivy G. Carlson-Wells, Seattle, Wash., Millicent M. Coss, Farmingham, Mass., Paul E. Cox, Ames, Iowa, Bessie Curtis-Hallick, Baltimore, Md., Hortense Darter-Eagle, Stockton, Calif., Evelyn Evans-Roberts, Indianapolis, Katherline J. Fisher-Smith, Fond du Lac, Wis., 'Myrtle M. Fry-Jones, Jessie A. Fullenwider-Goss, Evanston, Ill., Harley W. Gill, Logansport, Edna A. Hulett-Storer, SanfDiego, Calif., Verna L. Mclntire-Schleppy, Tacoma, Wash., Etta M. Mclntire- Walter, Columbia City, Lucile V. Somerville-Enon, Hollywood, Fla., 'Clarence W. Stroh, Mary Davis-Skinner, Adel, Iowa. , 1899 ' Stella I. Brown-Stafford, Oliver P. Everson, Fannie M. Foust-Bratton, Florence L. Herron-Binford, Bettie Hopping, Rose A. Kelly, LeRoy Sies, Crawfordsville, 'Katherine Brown, Florence M. Dice-Carman, Berkley Spring, W. Va., Bess Gerard-Balcomb, Long Page Nmeteen -.1 C115 wanrucnlnh Beach, Calif.: Byron E. Hughes, New York City: A. Dwight Lynch, Mansfield, Ohio: Ethel C. Macy-Cox, Chester, W. Va.: Mary C. Pitman-Owens, Indianapolis: Samuel J. Record, New Haven, Conn.: Harriet H. Ristine-Pierce, Clinton: Myrtle B. Schenck- Mader, Martins Ferry, Ohio: Elizabeth R. Sloan-Brown, Evanston, Ill.: 'Katharine L. Smith: Mark L. Spilman, Clarendon, Va.: Elizabeth G. Winter, Chicago, Ill.: Earl Woodward, Chicago: 'Ruby Sies. 1900 Vivian Boyland-Dieker, Indianapolis: Frances Chamberlain-McClamroch, Crawfords- ville: Ralph E. Cox, Bellaire, Ohio: Mabel E. Houlehan-Davis, Indianapolis: Earl L. Johnson, Crawfordsville: Lloyd Stubbins, Jackson, Miss.: 'Jessie Talbot-Hubbard: Frank A. Winter, Minneapolis, Minn.: William V. Linder, Washington, D. C.: John Maxwell, Camp Hill, Pa.: Salina Mclntire-Saunders, Maywood, Calif.: 'John S. Oliver: Charlotte Schlemmer, Concord, Mass.: Ernest C. Stout, Casper, Wyoming: Ida Whitaker- Cedars, Kokomo: 'Charles S. Zuck. 1901 'Clyde Brower: Marjorie Calvin-Gill, Buffalo, N. Y.: Marguerite Dice, Indianapolis: Walter Drury, New York City: 'Wallace Everson: Mable Galey-Davidson, Seattle, Wash.: Harry Gill, Buffalo, N. Y.: 'Mary Harding-Allen: 'Florence Hawley: 'Edward Hutchinson: Nellie McKee-Anderson, New York City: Wright Seller, Pueblo, Col.: Mable Snyder, Indianapolis: Mary Snyder-Cunningham, Los Angeles, Calif.: Katie Spruhan-Gailard, Willows, Calif.: Musa Spurruer-Cunningham, Lakewood, Wheat, No. Yokoma, Wash.: Emma Whitenack-Baldwin, Berkley, Calif. 1902 Mary Armantrout-Swindler, New Market: Robert Lyle Baker, Peoria, Ill.: Ethel Campbell-Ward, Helen R. Myers-Burgess, Marie Tinsley, Helen T. O'Neall-Sigmond. Blanche Patterson, Crawfordsville: Leland Childers, New Market: Elizabeth Cowan- Ferguson, Dallas, Texas: 'Mary Foster: Daisy Hunt-Negley, Los Angeles, Calif.: Jess Hutchinson-Spaulding, Los Angeles, Calif.: Eva Johnson-Jackson, Danville, Ill.: Bertha Kelsy-Poston, Martinsville: Shirley A. Maxwell-Hess, Seattle, Wash.: Mary D. Ristine- Kane, Western Springs, Ill.: Lena Thompson-Coons, Wingate: Marshall Ward Williams. Meadeville, Pa.: Rome Williams, Dallas, Texas: Blanche Sloan-Wiilliams, Dalla , Texas. 1903 Blanche Davis-Stump, Hattie Hamilton-Haney, Emma Lalley-Taylor, Walter Thompson, Crawfordsvilleg Jessie Bishop-King, Detroit, Mich.: Donna Clodfelter- Williams, Meadeville, Pa.: June Eddingiield, Bessie Davidson,-Hatton, Wingate: 'Niles Haton: Glen Henry, Los Angeles, Calif.: Lillian Hulett-Layson, San Diego, Calif.: Robert Irons, Mason City, Iowa: Effie Lee-Wilhite, Muncie: 'Louis Miller: Hazel McCa1ip-Fleming, Seattle, Wash.: - Opal McCullough-Corn: Elsie Russel-Ames, Evan- ston, Ill.: Sarah Seller-Vance, Pueblo, Col.: Clarrisa Snyder-Plummer, Wabash: Eudora Stubbins-Symmes, Indianapolis: Sarah Yount-Thornell, Sidney, Iowa: Frank Symmes, Indianapolis. Ohio: Charles 1904 , Frances Bell-Robertson, Ruby Byrd-Houlehan, Ethel Moore-Trout, Walter O'Neal1, Effie Porter-Wise, Karl Mayer, William Sprow, Fern Sumner, Blanche Howard, Jerome Schultz, Crawfordsville: June Armantrout-Dice, Waukegan, Ill.: Winifred Austin-Avery, Scarsdale, N. Y.: Bess Caruthers-Bridges, Dickinson, N. D.: Luna Chambers-McClanahan, Los Angeles, Calif.: Guy Charni, Brookville: 'Lola Davidson-Marilley: Adda Fraley, Bloomington: May Griest-Linder, Washington, D. C.: Maude Griest-Heemer, Washing- ton, D. C.: Helen Kirkpatrick-McNagney, Columbia City: Fern Doubleday, Hollywood, Page Twenty JADATI-ICI'I,IAl'l Calif., 'Harry McDonald, 'Ruth O'Neall-Strannahan, Sara Pugh-McClure, Newtown, Henry Ristine, Seattle, Wash., Fannie Lambert-Irons, Mason City, Iowa, Harry Rich- mond, Des Moines, Iowa, 'Henry Sass, Faye Henry, Fort Scott, Kan., 'Earl Houlehan, Caroline Harp-Mallox, Newton Center Mass., Frances Hunt-Anderson, Bellefield, N. D., 'Albert Jennison, Dr. Hugh Kingery, Denver, Col., John Shepherd, Cleveland, Ohio, Mary Thompson-Bible, Waynetown, 'Bryant Walkup, Harter Walter, Minneapolis, Minn., Ruth West, Seattle, Wash., Ralph Wicks, Indianapolis, Helen Osborne-Ristine, Craw- fordsville. 1905 Marie Keneston-Fadely, William Kline, Leland Lynch, Bina Thompson-Sarver, Maude Garber-Klein, Lloyd Howell, Will Stump, Crawfordsville, Elmer Biddle, Wayne- town, Helen Bonnell-Fobes, Indianapolis, Estella Brant-Sloan, Wingate, 'Mabel Breaks-Snodgrass, Harry Byers, Indianapolis, Maude Caldwallader-Anthony, Wichita, Kan., 'Dean Crist-Kelsey, Ethel Davidson-Manges, New Ross, Gail Fink, Oak Park, Ill., Harry Fitzpatrick, Ithaca, N. Y., Dawn Kennedy, Montevollo, Ala., Nellie Lynch- Stine, Free Waters, Mont., 'Ruth McCabe-Willson, Pearl McCampbell-Ziegner, Indian- apolis, Velma McCullough, East Chicago, Levi Martin, Jamestown, Natalie Mason- Davidson, New Richmond, 'Roy Fraley, Omer S. Freeman, Salt Lake City, Pearl 'l'aylor4Gillespie, Springer, N. M., Alfred Tinsley, Louisville, Ky., David Glascock, Terre Haute, William Gray, Indianapolis, Helen Hays-Stopher, Kent, Ohio, Mary Hays-Carlton, ---1-, 'Herbert Henry, Dr. Paul Hurt, Indianapolis, Lester Joel, Akron, Ohio, Myrtle Jones-McGuire, Decatur, Ga., Floyd Johnson, Paris, Ill., Alice Warder, Bloomington, Clarence Merrel, Indianapolis, Mary Oda-Eglin, San Antonio, Tex., Frances Rice-Chase, Bogota, N. J., Louise Schell-Fraser, Fort Bragge, N. C., Nellie Simmons, Volhalla, N. Y., Bertha Sidener-Kernoodle, Frankfort, William Shirley, Marshalltown, Iowa, Rev. Guy Smith, Toledo, Ohio, Lula Stephan-McCandliss, Topeka, Kan., Robert Winter, Pekin, China, Harry Woodworth, -1-, l90l6 Lee Booe, Madge Catterlin-Smith, Leona Clevenger-Grimes, John H. Lynch, Mary E. McDaniel-Cunningham, Binford Miller, Laurel Miller-Kirtley, Anna O'Neall-Rountree, Pauline Perry-Green, Florence Evans-Miller, Grace Green-Hood, Mabel Robinson- Gregory, Floy Smith-Jordon, Nina Martin-Quigg, Crawfordsville, Ruth D. Beatty, New Market, Dr. George Bell, Lafayette, Dora Britton-George, Western Springs, Ill., Grace Brower-Gosma, West Lafayette, Dr. Lee Brown, San Diego, Calif., Emma Cash- Chambers, New Market, William E. Dodson, Lafayette, 'Elsie E. Elmore, Morris Etter, Lafayette, Charles R. McCampbell, French Lick, Mabel McClelland-Brown, San Diego, Calif., 'Alta ,Moore, Otto Fitzpatrick, Louisville, Ky., Anna Louise Foote- Schrody, Pueblo, Colo., 'Elizabeth H. Naylor-Thomas, Will J. Goodwin, Indianapolis, Emma Hall-Magathan, Washington, D. C., 'Howard E. O'Neall, Runetta Hopping- Martin, Carlyle, Montana, Lois Johnston-Kirkpatrick, W. Lafayette, 'J. Norwood Peterson, May Pugh-Hutter, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Bessie Shanklin-Bordner, Cutler, 'Anna Stafford, May Swearingen, East Chicago, 'Gould E. Washburn, 'Ernest Warbritton, Lola Fern McKinney, 1-i-, Florence Denson-Lloyd, -Ll, 'Frederick Mills, Minnie Lennox-McCoy, Indianapolis. I907 Lex Clore, Ethel Smith-McCulloch-M.orrison, Lulu Smith-Kirkpatrick, Dr. Lloyd Davis, Paul Stump, Fred M. Wlarbinton, Lester McClamroch, Justin J. Moloney, Clif- ford McCullough, Charlotte B. McLoed-Pooler, Forrest Grimes, Lawrence DeVore, Mabel E. Dice-Manuel, Mabel Kelsey-DeVore, Crawfordsville, 'Warren N. Ayers, Morris E. Cochran, Cincinnati, Ohio, Pearl May Crouch-Walters, Miami, Fla., 'Emma Cracraft-Aldridge, Elsie Doubleday-Rounds, Hollywood, Calif., Harry C. Fenton, Indian- apolis, L. Wallace Hamilton, Indianapolis, Vera Heath-Foster, Lafayette, Austin R. Page Twenty-one .L .i UALATHCHIAD Herron, Attica, Leroy Harris, W. Toledo, Ohio, Helen Kingery-Fitzgibbons, Chicago, 'Leta Snyder-Francis, Mary Vaughan, Chicago, 'Flora K. McClelland, Dorothy Milford- Davis, Kenilworth, Ill., Fred C. Millis, Indianapolis, 'Laura Eloise Millis, Elsie Osborne- Anderson, Urbana, Ill., Emmet V. Poston, Springfield, Ill., Clay M. Rice, Ladoga, Helen H. Schell-Moir, Glendale, Calif., Howard Wilson, Indianapolis, Andrew Sherman Yount, Pens Grove, N. J., Margaret Smith-Paddock, Darlington, Benjamin C. Wlillis, Toledo, Ill., Florence Lacey-Cochran, Cincinnati, Ohio, Ward L. Lambert, West, Lafayette, Helen Walkup, Evanston, Ill., John McClure, ------, Mabel A. Scott-Pinney. Yuba City, Calif. 1908 Gertrude Louise Barcus, John Benjamin Campbell, Alice Louise Harrell-Pogue, Frances Johnston, Elisabeth Maloney, Lena V. Neilest, Morris Cory Smith, May Iantha Thompson, Helen Vaughan-Freeman, Robert E. Vaughan, Crawfordsville, Ruth P. Bailey-Reynolds, Annville, Pa., Lorena C. Bryant-Cable, Los Angeles, Calif., Clarice E. Conn-Kimsey, Scottsdale, Ariz., George K. Cracraft, Helena, Ark., 'George L. Crowder, New Richmond, Ethel Dosset-Franklin, St. Louis, Mo., Herbert E. Eastlack, Parlin, N. J., N. Lodell Goodbar, St. Louis, Mo., 'Mabelle E. Kenaston-Fadely, Robert Kingery, Winnetka, Ill., Mary A. Lee-Overmyer, Francesville, Laila E. Linn, Chicago, 'Parker Lofiand, Curtis E. McCalip, Washington, D. C., Mayme A. Mastin-Etter, Lafayette, Elizabeth S. McLeod, Indianapolis, Daniel Millegan, Ft. Wayne, 'Lois Kennedy Perry, Lester James Pierce, West Lafayette, Flora C. Ristine-Rathbum, Williams, Califg, 'David Sloan, Rev. Enoch C. Smith, Olney, Ill., Lola Sparks-Biddle, Cleveland, Ohio, Ferdinand Tannenbaum, New York City, Jennie L. Tapp-Wray, Muncie, Nellie M. Templeton-Hall, Lafayette, Gloyd Wray, Washington, D. C., Mary Walter-Wilson, Ashville, N. C., Mary Elsie Waters-Orriss, Santa Barbara, Calif., 'Glen Marie Wicks-Palmer, Clara Williams-Essex, LaGrange, Ill., Marguerite Hills-Blair, Fargo, N. D., Campbell Austin Young, 1-1--. l909 Rider Freeman, Orno Hendrix, Susan L. McLeod-Williams, Ursula Caster-Ward, Mellie E. Caster-Saidla, Mary C. Millikin-Trimble, Georgia L. Payne-Grenard, Marie Otto, Anna L. Shaver-Campbell, Mary E. Smith, Ruth Walter-McClamroch, Crawfords- ville, Mima A. Alexander-Smith, New Richmond, Mary Ames-Harris, W. Toledo, Ohio, Campbell Kennedy, Wapato, Wash., Mary E. King, -lg Maurine Ballard- Kelsey, Huntington, Harry, Bandel, Chicago, Theresa Hawley-Cohee, Tienstin, China, Major Kent C. Lambert, Ft. Riley, Kas., Mamie Lynch-Pollom, Darlington, Iva B. Michael-Sponsler, Maywood, Ill., Lucy McMullen-Park, Glendale, Calif., 'Paul Mason, Agnes Emily Miller, Orlando, Fla., 'Cleo Miller, Sue R. Binford-Faikell, Oakland, Calif., 'Joseph F. Burrows, Walter Burkholder, Ithaca, N. Y., Margaret F. Casey- Saunders, Wolcottville, Wanda Clement-Thompson, Plymouth, H. Merle Cochran, Washington, D. C., Gordon C'ragwall, Queens Village, N. Y., Alma Poole-Wilson, Cleveland, 'Elsa Schleppy-Broaders, 'Charles V. Smith, Frank G. Thompson, Bluffton, Miner W. Tuttle, New York City, Mary Lena Wilson, Glenridge, N. J., Ella Margaret Wynn-Sanders, Danville, Ill., Mary Banks-Duncan, Clermont, Calif., Aletha Barnes- Steffy, Logansport, Walter Barr, Dallas, Texas, Pauline Davis-Durham, Hammond, 'George Giflin, Mary Glover-Hunter, Chicago. l9I0 Mary Booz, Mary E. Byrd-Howard, Lucile Campbell-Jay, Josephine Gilbert-Inlow, Viola Meister-Fortney, Fred McCullough, F. Louis Schlemmer, Grover L. Harshbarger, Frank Howard, Jesse Inlow, Ralph W. Swearingen, Ivy Sechrest, Leona L. Simms- Cosby, Nelle M. Swank-Shortridge, Blanche Warbritton-Stout, Nora Ward-Groendyke, Ruth White-Binford, Crawfordsville, 'Caretta Balsar, Walter Breckenridge, Brook- ston, James Butler, Darlington, Edith Estella Canine-Rice, Indianapolis, Howard Page Twenty two UAL ATMCHIA 11 Canine, Palo Alta, Calif., Oscar Gauldwell, Navy, Newport, R. I., 'Frank Gerard Davidson, Jennie C. Deeter-Thomas, Danville, Thomas Irwin Foster, Oak Park, Ill., Ivan Fullenwider, South Bend, Everett Gillin, Xenia, Ohio, Marguerite Glenn-Murphy, Chicago, William Frank Lebo, Indianapolis, Opal M. McFarland-Gebhart, East St. Louis, Ill., Evelyn V. McFeely, East Chicago, Elsie L. McMains-Ramenstein, LaPorte, Pauline Maloney- Roberts, Evansville, Hazel E. Meister-Davis, Anderson, -'Estelle Gertrude Moore, Claude Franklin Nesbit, New Richmond, Mary O'Neall-Greene, Winnetka, Ill., Homar Edwin Paire, Los Angeles, Calif., Lawrence J. Pierce, West Lafayette, Floyd Emerson Poston, Attica, George A. Ross, Lafayette, Eugene M. Goodbar, Thorntown, Walter Leslie Gray, Lafayette, Harold Line Gray, Crawfords- ville, Charles Merle Harlan, Lafayette, Lester B. Harper, Ft. Wayne, Genefrede Harris, St. Louis, 'Joe Harvey, Edith Heath-Moore, Lafayette, Fred A. Hendrix, Louisville, Ky., 'Ernest Herron, Don D. Irwin, Waynetown, Dr. Karl Tannenbaum, Chicago, Harry Tomlinson, South Bend, Edith Johnson-Pierce, West Lafayette, Zola Fay Shirk-Sholty, Indianapolis, Dr. Lacy Lee Shuler, Indianapolis, William Francis Slattery, Logansport, Hubert Carlton Snyder, Oak Park, Ill., Wallace A. Vance, Cleveland, Margaret Inez VanCleave, Indianapolis, 'Elsie Walkup-Osborne, Blanche Williams, Herrin, Ill., Walter W. Watson, Indianapolis, Nora Williams, Terre Haute: 'Ralph L. Wilson. 1911 Braden Beecher, Elizabeth Clark-Daugherty, Helen V. Fischer, Burt Haines, Leonora Line-Meek, Clyde McCullough, Bessie Myers-Mason, Christine Pugh-Shoemaker, Clio Leonard Shaw, Carl Summers Todd, Okie Wingert, Ruth Merrell-Freeman, Crawfords- ville, Fred Albright, Anderson, Katherine Kingery-Davidson, New York, Mary Arm- iield, Valparaiso, Hazel Bannister-Dorman, Memphis, Tenn., John Barnhill, Indian- apolis, Hazel Benson-Hansen, Elizabeth, N, J., Mable Bland-Goodbar, Thorntown, R. Hazelitt Brown, New York City, 'George Donald Byrd, H. Grady Chadwick, New Richmond, Esther Detchon-Olds, Indianapolis, Paul DeVerter, Baytown, Texas, Agatha Dickerson-Grounds, Champaign, Ill., Frances K. Eastlack-Hurd, Trenton, N. J., Mayme L. Elmore-Sherwood, Chicago, William John Fox, Bound Brook, N. J., 'Okah Groves-Evans, Garfield Hankins, Kokomo, Isaac Newton Hill, Peoria, Ill., Lucy Jane Hill-Wright, Indianapolis, Ruth Houlehan-Merrill, Philadelphia, Mary Hultz-Mitchell, Washington, D. C., Walter Jenkins, Terre Haute, Inez Kelsey-McTurnan, Indianapolis, Ebert Samuel Larrison, Indianapolis, Willa Laurence-Treadwell, Margaret Long- Brown, New York City, Frank Maxwell, Los Angeles, Calif., 'Merle Nicely-Sparks, Gordon Lee Pattison, Los Angeles, Calif., Kathryn Pickett, Indianapolis, Mary F. Pope-Grimes, Lafayette, Fern Ream-Wallace, Brockport, N. Y., Hildegarde Schlemmer, Erie, Pa., Nina A. Verne Short-Crispell, Durham, N. C., Margaret Slattery, Notre Dame, Maude Snyder-Lambert, Ft. Riley, Kas., 'Arlie Wlesley Stull, Dr. Norman E. Treves, New York City, Luella Gertrude Warren-Walsh, Galesburg, Ill., Evah J. Williams-Smith, Toledo, Ohio, Mary Jeanette Williams, Washington, D. C., Grace Willis-Henthorn, Chicago, Carl Crane, Hammond, Nellie Hall-Gerritts, Ferguson, Mo. 1912 Lona Conover-Huffman, Laurabelle Glascock-Moyer, Hugh A. Miller, Benjamin H. Myers, Beth Miller-Gremelspacher, Florence Scott-Hungate, Harry Day, Mary Guilliams, Hazel Hall-Little, Harold A. Hanna, Russell L. Hesler, Clarence J. Joel, Lala Luster- Haines, Ruth V. Skelton-Galloway, Margaret M. Vaughan-Riggs, George Washburn, Crawfordsville, Dorsey Allen, Louisville, Ky., Bessie Bailor-Swank, Lafayette, 'Mae Barker-Miller, Blanche Burns-Foster, Oak Park, Ill., Arthur Clement, Buenos Aires, South America, Ruth Clements-Barnhill, Indianapolis, Hilda Clyne-Burkholder, Indian- apolis, Earl O. Cofling, Indianapolis, Lillian M. Crane-Nichols, Springfield, Ill., Ralph Davis, Geneva, Ill., Earl M. Dunbar, Grand Rapids, Mich., Helen Fertich-Kerr, Dan- ville, Ill., Fern Fink-Elliott, Waynetown, Elizabeth Fordyce, Stanford, Calif., Otis Page Twenty-three i cus JALATMCHIAH Galey, Los Angeles, Calif., John Miller, Champaign, Ill., Cecil Moon, Huntington, Russell W. Va., Eiiie Myers-McDonald, Covington, Joseph Myers, Jr., Kansas City, Mo., Munns, Grand Forks, N. Dakota, Lieut. Pierce Perry, Trona, Calif., Eula C. Ramsey- Stander, Mansiield, Ohio, Ruby Ratcliffe-Denison, Indianapolis, Leota A. Rowlin- Sinclair- Sinclair, Inlianapolis, Hazel Dell Sinclair, Indianapolis, Catherine Julia Benson, Indianapolis, Hugh Greist, Chicago, 'Fern Hall, 'Ruth W. Heath, Earl R. Raymond Huffman, Clermont, Robert Hutft, Evanston, Ill., James Lyman Keyes, Peru, Lank, Frankfort, Allena Love-Miner, Frankfort, Everett E. Luster, New Ross, Anna H. McCafb-e-Hargrave, San Gabriel, Calif., Bessie M. McCampbell-Edwards, Roachdale, 'Katherine Simpson, Helen Louise Smith-Thompson, Flushing, L. I., New York, Edmund Snyder, Springfield, Ill., Gladys Snyder-Wisehart, Lexington, Ky., Helen Snyder-Lockerby, Grand Rapids, Mich., Horace Stafford, Allegon, Mich., Louise H. Stubbins-Green, Mazon, Ill., Ruth Tapp-Ramsay, Chicago, Harold Titus, Lafayette, Grace Walkup, Cincinnati, Eugene Warren, Lafayette, Reca Wilson-Swank, Anderson, Major Harold Ristine, Ft. Leavenworth, Kas., Ruth Leazenby-Hargrave, Rockville, Marion Davidson, ----, N. Y., Mildred Milicent Miligan, ------ , Mildred Miner-Erickson, ---QL, Amy Ada Riddln-Powell, l---, Loren H. Warren, Brockton, Mass. ' 1913 Edward Brandkamp, Leroy B. Groendyke, Marsh Jones, Roy Karshner, James A. Kitts, Byron Manson, Glen Nelson, Bernice Peters-Peterson, Emily Schlemmer-Ormes, Frank L. Simms, Era Swank-Rischer, Clara Williams-Harwood, Crawfordsville, Veda M. Anglemyer-Allen, Louisville, Ky., Fred L. Barnhill, Los Angeles, Calif., Ray Benjamin, Marion, Veda R. Boyle, Terre Haute, Charles Brooks, Pittsburg, Pa., Ralph Brothers, Washington, D. C., Paul C. Burkholder, Indianapolis, 'Paul Byrd, Archie Chadwick, Park Ridge, Ill., James Delbert Clements, Terre Haute, Mary Elizabeth Darnell-Clausen, Pittsburg, Pa., Mary Davidson-Stickler, New Market, 'Ethel Davis, Lael Davis-Corya, Scarsdale, N. Y., Sylvia Fuson-Ferguson, Oxford, Ohio, Lura E. Garner, Lebanon, Philetus S. Gould, Akron, Ohio, Dorothy S. Greene-Ross, Radburn, Fair Lawn, N. J., George E. Grimes, Jr., Salt Lake City, Frank A. Hall, Washington, D. C., Fred C. Hunt, Houston, Texas, Edith Jackson-Robbins, Seymour, Hazel A. Kellison, Indianapolis, Ruth Kelsey-Hamborsky, Detroit, Mich., Ruth Hernley-Gray, Indianapolis, Harriett Hill-Cranston, Evanston, Ill., Gale Howard, Chicago, Louise I-Iultz, Washington, D. C., Vere Heath, Lafayette, Lucy J. King-Hammann, Plainfield, N. J., Margaret Kingery-O'Brien, Columbus, Ohio, Daniel Nprwood Lipscomb, Calumet City, Ill., Robert E. Long, Indianapolis, Paul McCampbell, Flushing Long Island, N. Y., Helen McClure-Innes, Lafayette, 'Mary M. McLoed-Couger, Carol Marcum-Remley, Waynetown, Esther Masner-Lee, Indianapolis, Horace Merrill, Niles, Mich., Damon Miller, Indianapolis, Martha Miller-Endicott, Darlington, Edward I. Morse, Minneapolis, Minn., Julia Morse, Aurora, N. Y., Kenyon Nicholson, New York City, Olus Perkins, Greencastle, Raymond W. Peters, Fairland, Edith Pugh-Rumkle, Wlashington, D. C., Natalia Quick-Conner, Indianapolis, Verne Remley, Waynetown, Raymond Ross, Radburn, Fair Lawn, N. J., Preston Rudy, Evanston, Ill., J, Harold Schuler, John Slattery, Indianapolis, 'Clarence Small, Mary Stubbins-Harrison, St. Louis, Mo., Walter Swarat, Detroit, Mich., Mabel Terwilliger-Luster, New Ross, Frank Todd, New Richmond, Mark Walkup, Fresno, Calif., Opal Ward-Henry, Ladoga, John L. Wilson, West Lafayette, Ethel Winchell-Wlison, W. Lafayette, Lotta Thompson, Akron, Ohio, 'Mae Groendyke-Wheeler, Ralph Lee Shepard, Minneapolis, Minn. I9I4 Marie Dahn-Welsh, Troy Davis, Raymond Hall, Hallie Henderson-McBee, Fern McDaniels-Nelson, Opal McQuown, Fred Otto, Frank Russell Pittman, Esther Roach, Noble Shaw, Sue Simpson, Edith Smith-Warren, William Symmes, Paul Tomlinson, Crawfordsville, Laura Leah Adney-Schmier, Indianapolis, Charles Cedric Baker, Page Twenty-four -UAQATI-ICHIAIT Waynetown, Norvin Baker, New Albany, John M. Barcus, Manslield, Ohio, Naomi E. Beatty, New Market, Laura E. Blachflll-Chadd, Alberquerque, N. Mex., Mary Boldt- Taylor, Bethany, Okla., Harvey Breaks, Bakersiield, Calif., Richard Breaks, Minne- apolis, Minn., Dorothy Britton-Hill, Anderson, Lois Butler-Lippert, Muncie, Charles Cauldwell, Joliet, Montana, Claude Champion, Terre Haute, Hobart Chenault, Atlanta, Ga., 'Malby Clevenger, Glen Clodfelter, Lafayette, Fred Connard, Maplewood, Mo., Wiliam Cunningham, Indianapolis, Waneta Deer-Hobart, China, Harold Lee Denman, Kokomo, Dorothy DeVerter-Bollerud, Durham, Calif., Juanita Doherty, Indianapolis, 'Russell Dwiggens, Thecuore Edwards, Gary, 'John Elliot, Helen Elzorth-Quick, Columbus, Myrtle Everson-Ward, Linden, Beulah Gibson-Acre, Evansville, John Greene, Mazon, Ill., Velma Henry, Indianapolis, Jessie Hymer-Cox, Edwardsville, Ill., Lloyd Luzadre, Kirklin, Richard McWilliams, Indianapolis, Raymond Merrill, Phila- delphia, Pa., Grace Miller-Coapstick, Frankfort, Jessie Miller-Delano, New Market, 'Laurence Nicholson, Herman Pugh, Chicago, Lucile Riley-Reed, Washington , Herman Rush, Clarksburg, W. Va., Eula Shannon-Pritchard, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Helen Stewart-Hawk, Chicago, Daniel Valentine, Detroit, Mich., Marie Wlard, Enid, Okla., Maurine Watkins, Hollywood, Calif., 'Marguerite Watts-Fletcher, Burney Weaver, Indianapolis, Forrest Williams, Indianapolis, 'Sara Esther Wray-Clappi George McAlevy, Indianapolis, Raymond Alexander, ----, George Elliott, Detroit, Mich., Kathryn Jones, ----, Herbert Markey, lv-, Byrl Enoch, Chicago, Harold Eschelman, Columbus, Ohio. l9l5 Eulalia Barker-Meek, John Clements, Benjamin C. Evans, Edna Graf-Clark, Marietta M. Fischer-Burns, R. Cassius Flaningam, Herbert S. Hesler, Homer Karshner, Bertha Sechrest, Everett B. Layson, Esther Luckett, Georgia Quigel-Hesler, Marie Remley, Walter Remley, Bonnie Smith-Chadwick, Bruce L. Sutton, Helen Wilkinson, Herman Wright, Crawfordsville, Floyd E. Ames, Darlington, Audra Allen-Livengood, Jack- sonville, Ill., Georgia Baker, Noblesville, Edward M. Bandel, Rye, N. Y., Nellie M. Billiard, Wabash, Francis Cyril Barr, Lafayette, 'William Fern Bowman, Buren Beck, Alexandria, La., Wilberta Breaks-Scudder, Windfall, Helen G. Caster-Long, Columbus, Ohio, Mary Davis-Warren, Brazil, Wyoneta Cleveland-Bandel, Rye, N. Y., Mary K. Downing-Conway, Terre Haute, Irene Custer-Ames, Darlington, Myrtle Edson-Libbert, Lawrenceburg, Hobart Grandstaff, Lafayette, 'Lyle C. Foust, Lawrence Green, Oak Park, Ill., Henry E. Greene, Jr., Winnetka, Ill., Dr. Delou P. Hall, Louisville, Ky., Glen Hershberger, Ada, Minn., 'Vivian Harris-Munns, Melva E. Hendrix-Pickett, Indianapolis, 'John Henson, Jr., Harry Hilliard, Kokomo, Eloise Huffman-Fiske, Carmel, Anna Johnson, Seattle, Wash., D'Maris Jones-Beck, Alexandria, La., Mary Keefe-Warren, W. Lafayette, Mary K. King-Campbell, Fukien, China, Cecil D. Karshner, Middletown, Ohio, Helen M. Lamb-Lilienthal, Knoxville, Tenn., Gladys Layton-Long, Indianapolis, Stowe Leazenby-Norton, Hollywood, Calif., Mary E. Lee-Berger, Indian- apolis, Lester Meadows, Marion, Hortense Meister-Anderson, Noblesville, 'Rosa Mitchell-Graves, Wilber Moon, Boulder Dam, Nev., William C. Murphy, Washington, D. C., Alma B. Morrison, Indianapolis, Ruby Myers-Owens, Alamo, LaRue Mote-Koth, Minneapolis, Minn., 'Hazel Munns-Mann, Mary Peters-Eberhardt, Westfield, Mora Bell Ream-Miller, Washington, D. C., Marie Rush-Peterson, Oak Park, Ill., Doris Rutledge-Stout, Wichita, Kas., Ernest T. Ross, Anderson, Robert Shaver, Mattoon, Ill., Clark Snyder, Detroit, Mich., Clay Warren, Brazil, Cleo C. Warren, Lafayette, Leah Warren-Barnes, Lafayette, Nellie Warren-Cunningham, W. Lafayette, Edith Wilhite-Baker, New Albany, Gladys Wingert-Lee, Mooresville, Lloyd Wisehart, Lex- ington, Ky., Kenneth Woodbury, Detroit, Mich., Elsie M. Williams-Eversull, Indian- apolis, Ernest Eagleson, Chicago, Charles Henry Johnson, Salem, Oregon, Roscoe Alexander, --, Ruth E. Alford, --l-, Bertha Sowers-Allen, Indian- apolis, Clyde Williams, -il-, Evelyn Bell-Settles, California, Beatrice Combs- Harris, Indianapolis. Page Twenty-five GIS i 7Z..cATl-lCIlIAI'l 1916 Earl W. Barcus, Margaret Barnette-Sherrill, Cuba L. Boldt-McCullough, Zola Bratton-Smiley, Lucile Cook, Mary Virginia Crabbs-Shaw, Anna Caroline Crane, Mina Davidson-Evans, Lula Herron-Sheaffer, Ida A. Hill-Clark, Albert Karle, Hazel Kelley- Murphy, Arthur Lewellyn, Evelyn McClamroch-Wright, Darrell Pickett, Esther Shields- Strickler, Jean Springer-Spencer, Leslie Widener, Crawfordsville, Martha Barnhill- Poston, Attica, Ruth E. Beal-Smart, Cleveland, Ohio, Clayton Bunnell, Greencastle, Frances Cadwallader, Bronxville, N. Y., Doris Callahan-Price, Urbana, Ill., William John Carver, Indianapolis, Carl Clodfelter, Judson, John B. Collins, Indianapolis, Clarence Everett Courtney, Indianapolis, Howard E. Davis, Indianapolis, Arthur James Elliot, Indianapolis, Juanita Grimes-Holt, Medaryville, Forest Hall, Alexandria, Va., Kelley Hall, Oscoda, Mich., Carlis Hamman, Indianapolis, Ray Edgar Harris, Indian- apolis, Joy Helfrich, Hiawatha, Kas., Carter Henry, Bellevue, Ohio, 'Leitha O. High- Nugent, Ethel Hill-Keister, Calumet City, Ill., Lester M. Hunt, Duluth, Minn., Henry Alfrey Hurley, Little Rock, Ark., Elizabeth Iliff-Feemster, Cambridge City, Mary Posey Johnson-Gardner, Washington, D. C., Orville Klenworth, Van Wert, Ohio, Ella Kostanzer-Moon, Ft. Wayne, Marie Larrick-Huffman, Clermont, Dr. Lloyd Layne, McAllen, Texas, Lois M. Lebo-Usselman, Fond Du Lac, Wis., Anita Lee-Washburn, Indianapolis, Myrtle Lewark, Indianapolis, Lois Long-Saunders, Maumee, Ohio, Katherine Louise McC'ain-Davey, Berkeley, Calif., Helen McDowell-Tribbett, Lebanon, Paul B. Manson, LaPorte, 'Norman Paul Maxwell, Raymond Menfee, Lafayette, Leona Miles-Schenck, Cincinnati, Ohio, C. Raymond Miller, Indianapolis, Royse Moon, Ft. Wayne, Elsa Louise Otto-Springsteen, Long Island, N. Y., Ordo Allen Plunkett, Urbana, Ill., Irvin Poston, Attica, Martha Ream, Madison, Wis., Marjorie Robinson- Andrews, Lafayette, Aurilia Josephine Rosser, Oxford, Ohio, Naomi Clair Shannon- Peterson, Darlington, 'Roy Marion Shelton, Mary Shoaf-Robinson, DeKalb, Ill., Glenn Eugene Snyder, Charleston, Ill., Louis Spilman, Waynesboro, Va., Mildred Sullivan, Chicago, Gertrude Thompson-Robbins, Attica, Doris Trask-Gillett, Chicago, Simon Walden, Louisville, Ky., Ruth Walkup, Evanston, Ill., Beard Washburn, Indianapolis, Harold Aston Wert, Long Island, N. Y., Russell D. White, Los Angeles, Calif., Dorothy D. Whittington, So. Akron, Ohio, Helen Benetta Williams-Hamilton, Columbus, Ohio, Vera Wisehart-Songer, Hillsboro, Mabel Yaden-Addler, Peoria, Ill., Williard Dunbar, Darlington, Fred T. Maxwell, Marion, Sumner Burrows, Detroit, Mich., Ward Clark, -1-1, Mary Elizabeth Rush-D'Arcy, --l-, Frances Ellison Williams- Sass, Ames, Iowa, Paul Champion, ---, Beatrice Riley, --l. l9l7 Mary F. Abraham-Gabriel, Augustine Bappert, Marcella L. Birch-Toth, Robert Brennan, Gayle Burroughs-Davidson, Bernice Campbell-Coffman, Maud Champion- Gottschling, Agnes Couger-Armantrout, Newton Davidson, Raymond Davis, Catherine Dick, Josephine Harding, Ruth Hunt-Mullikin, 'Blanche Kelly-Patton, Marie Liter- Henthorne, Helen Long, Esther Loop-Davenport, Oliver McLoed, Mabel Rogers-Burkhart, Harold Rush, Donnis Saidla-Widener, Sherman Snyder, Eva Thomas-Wray, Merle Wilkinson, Paul Wright, Crawfordsville, Doris Albertson-Charters, Darlington, Carl Bales, Kansas City, Mo., Harold Bales, Kansas City, Mo., Dr. Chester Barnes, Chicago, Nora Bayse-Thompson, Wool Stop, Iowa, Pearl Bowles-Collister, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 'FFred Brown, Lorena Clarkson-Mellendorf, Indianapolis, .Pauline Clements-Swank, Lebanon, Floyd Cofling, Chicago, Sarah Cragwall, Rock Hill, S. C., Lois Davidson- Keim, WI. Lafayette, Leland Davis, Terre Haute, Beatrice Dorsey-Davis, Portsmouth, Ohio, Allen Eastlack, Oshkosh, Wlls., Juanita Fry-Keeling, Hammond, Zealta Frye- McCabe, Chicago, Ethel Garret, Indianapolis, Mabel Goodwin-Stonecipher, Indianapolis, Robert Gray, Clermont, Grace Grimes-Keezee, Quincy, Ill., Monte Grimes, 'South Bend, Paul Harlan, Indianapolis, Mabel Henry, San Francisco, Calif., Elizabeth Hightower-Siples, Chicago, Ernest Horney, Torrance, Calif., Jennie Horney-McCulloch, Del Monte, Calif., Elizabeth Kelsey-Deer, Springfield, Ohio, Grace Kennon-Schuler, ' Page-Twenty-sw UAMCITHCHIAH- Indianapolis, Cecil Kepler, Indianapolis, Grace Largent-Bradley, Sheridan, Clara Lind- Mikels, Ashtabula, Ohio, Edmund Lind, Chicago, Everett Long, Detroit, Mich., Lola? Luster-Kemble, New Richmond, Lawton Mahan, Canton, Ohio, Irene Miller-Weghorst, Springfield, Ohio, Ruth Moore-McCay, Linden, 'Hazel Morris-Sutton, Lois Morris- Fenton, Royal Oak, Mich., Bryce Niven, Brownville, Texas, Theresa Nogle-Good, Clermont, Emery Osborn, Hebron, Ind., Mary Paxton, Indianapolis, Doris Porter, Monticello, Ralph Rogers, Burbank, Calif., Ruth Sayers-Bruce, Crown Point, Mae Scharf-Clymer, Ft. Wayne, Byron Servies, Chicago, Lewis Shaver, San Diego, Calif., 'Julian Simmons, Verna Snyder-Newhouser, Philadelphia, Pa., Ruth Stafford, So. Bend, Morris Sterzik, Haines City, Fla., Rupert Sterzik, Zanesville, Ohio, Karl Stout. Muncie, Ruth Stubbins-Morrison, Kokomo, Fannie Toney-Richmond, Muncie, John Vrooman, Wichita, Kas., John Wallace, Mt. Grove, Mo., Norman Watson, Glencoe, Ill., Elinor Wilhite, Indianapolis, Byron Wilkinson, Kankakee, Ill., Lalla. Williams-Young, Atlanta, Ga., Tessie Wisehart-Stwalley, Clinton, Ralph Wyand, Hillsboro, Eleanor Ristine-Evans, Galveston, Texas, Elmer Long, l-, Ellen Muhleisen, ----. I9l8 Mary Brennan, Gladys Butler-Abbott, Harold Clements, Zola Cleveland, Howard Conover, Floyd Davidson, Miriam Davis, Ruby Frye, Iva Hole-Shoaf, Vernice Hersh- berger-McBride, Mary Hymer-Hayworth, Clarence Lowe, Gladys Roach-Otto, Beulah Smith-Mason, Marie Taylor, Gertrude Troutman, Delzie Wilkinson-Switzer, Esther Wilkinson, Roscoe Wray, Crawfordsville, Nelle Alvey, Chicago, Anna Barcus-Hamilton, Chicago, 'Victor Blue, Mary Brugge-Steele, Chicago, Ethel Budd-Pfeiffer, Cincinnati, Ohio, John Canine, South Bend, 'Helen Canine, Chloral Courtney, Thorntown, Geraldyne Craig-Stockdale, Detroit, Michigan, Jasper Cragwell, New Orleans, Louisiana, Joe Davis, Detroit, Mich., 'Merle Davis, Paul Deer, Springfield, Ill., Manley Dice, Linnsburg, Porter Dunbar, Indianapolis, Louise Evans-Shideler, Scranton, Penn., Carlton Gauld, Paris France, Esther Gohman-Larson, Chicago, William Goltra, Lima, Ohio, John Harding, Chicago, Ruth Harris-Dice, Linnsburg, Florence Hilliard-Jolley, Indianapolis, 'Karl Hose, Freeman Hybarger, Danville, Ill., Pearl Jamson-Osborne, Louisville, Ky., 'Virginia Karle, Clarice Hobson, Rantoul, Ill., George Laurimore, Indianapolis, Byford Lemon, Indianapolis, Pearl Linn-Shelley, New Ross, Mary Mildred Long-Wollenhaupt, Barboo, Wisconsin, Ruth McCarthy-Chadwick, Ladoga, Helen McGilliard, Dayton, Ohio, Florence Mahorney, Chicago, Mildred Menefee-Moore, Wavelandgh Emily Moon-Spilman, Waynesboro, Va., John Mosely, Camden, New Jersey, Lucile Murphy-Greist, Chicago, 'Louise Schull, Okla Shelley, New Ross, Mora Jean Sillars-Stewart, Culver City, Calif., Georgia Shannon-Jones, New Ross, Lillian Shearer- Snell, Indianapolis, Frances Snyder-McGuire, Glencoe, Ill., Helen Sparks-McKinney, Seattle, Wash., May Swinford-Ellison, Villa Grove, Ill., Virginia Utter-Grote, St. Louis, Mo., 'Verle Ward-Sanderson, Mary Walkup-Garrett, E. Bennington, Vermont, 'Herman Whitson, Hubert Whitson, Mattoon, Ill., Bernice Widener-Alexander, New York City, Rovene Williams, Texas, Ethel Willis-Albright, Anderson, Wilma Wirick-Binns, New Richmond, Ruth Wright-Rush, Clarksburg, W. Va., Earl Yount, Margaret King-Lacey, Indianapolis. I9I9 Gladys Allen-Shoaf, Russell Bruner, Lenore Campbell, Doris Caster, Fern Coons- Straub, Irwin Lee Detchon, Ada Epperson-Mills, Roy Etter, Harold Hannan, Katherine Hays-Coombs, Maude Hole-Switzer, Frances Hoss-Etter, Edith Hunt-Houlehan, Jessie Larrick, Dorothy Cleon Maines-Faust, George Manson, Elizabeth Mason-Connelly, Viola McCluskey-Long, Edward McKeown, Doris McQuown-Dowden, Herbert Morrison, Gene- vieve Patton-Morrison, Carl Schlemmer, Mary M. Schweitzer, Arno Warren, Mary Whittington- Manson, Ina Wills-Martz, Pauline Kelsey-Prince, Pauline D. Wilkinson, Marie Kelly, Crawfordsville, Hazel Adair-Katzman, Chicago, Miriam Appleby-Beebe, Chicago, Ruth Armfield-Burnett, New Richmond, Norinne Boyland-Rankins, Indian- Page Twenty-seven if .IT . 915. TABATJ-ICFIIATI apolis, George F. Bowers, Chicago, Vivian Breaks-Marsh, Wheeling, W. Va., Herbert Brookshire, Chicago, Ned Burkett, Cleveland, Ohio, Evan Byrd, Rock Island, Ill., Lillian Canine, Indianapolis, Betty Casey-Smith, Metropolis, Ill., Edith Chadwick- Hutchins, Berkley, Ill., Ursel Clark-Williams, Chicago, Eva Clarkson, Indianapolis, Leo Clouser, Indianapolis, Herbert Crane, Chicago, Everett Davis, Indianapolis, Lucille Davis-Johnson, E. Cleveland, Ohio, 'Warren Davis, Julia Deer-Yelton, Louis- ville, Ky., Ernest Doyle, Ft. Benj. Harrison, Bertha Elmore-Runge, Chicago, Leo Everett, Indianapolis, Karl Fischer, Hammond, Lawrence Gilliland, Indianapolis, 'Carl Gray, Mildred Hicks-Doyle, New Market, Lena Hill-Wilhite, 1-1, Ruth Hill- Hirshburg, Richmond, Gertrude Horney, Muncie, David Iliff, Chicago, Nevin James, Oshkosh, Wis., Miller Johnson, E. Cleveland, Ohio, Maurice Kennedy, Noblesville, Mabel Kostanzer, Sandoval, Ill., Agnes Largent-Allen, Everton, Elizabeth Long- Kieffer, Baraboo, Wis., Okie McGaugl1ey-Watson, Fond Du Lac, Wis., Wiilliam Miller, Chicago, Donovan Montgomery, Lynn, Mass., Vern Moyer, Los Angeles, Calif., Maurice Patterson, Des Moines, Iowa, Dorothy Pickett-Edwards, Ft. Wayne, Bernard Raub, Chalmers, Dorothy Richardson-Sparks, Lebanon, John Rosser, Columbus, Ohio, Mildred Shelton-Staton, Indianapolis, Fern Shepherd, - -, Burl Sherrill, Lafayette, Elma Simmons, Indianapolis, Izola Smith, Indianapolis, Ruby Stafford, South Bend, Harter Sweeney, Romney, Mary Thomas-Wlood, Lafayette, Aaron Wallace, San Francisco, Calif., Zelma Ward-Bowman, New Ross, Doris Whelan, Indianapolis, Anna Wilhite-Clem, Indianapolis, Osie Wilkinson-Hamilton, Tampa, Fla., Hubert Williams, Indianapolis, Carl Willis, South Bend, Mary Wright, Indianapolis, Marion Young, Thorntown, Isabel Courtney-Seibert, Woodridge, New Jersey, Mar- guerite Fry-Gabbart, Indianapolis. 1920 Eddie Adair, Fredericka Bappert-Bruce, Mary Cave-Ramsey, Maurice Coombs, Idell Cleveland-Bruner, Elizabeth Deer-Beeson, Edith Endicott-McCafferty, Herman Endicott, Dorothy Long-MacDaniel, Walter Lowe, Charles Miller, Elizabeth Myers-Endicott, Marie Marksbury-Davis, John Murphy, Dorothy Owens-Swaney, Harry Pickett, Isabel Robinson- Zachery, Corrine Russell, Ruth Stout-Goodwin, Grace Tevis-Fullenwider, Etheridge Welsh, Jessie Williams-Hall, Helen Miller-Barton, Crawfordsville, Ottis Armantrout, Lima, Ohio, Letha Birch-Rosser, Columbus, Ohio, Nina Bastion, Santa Fe, N. M., Marion Blacker, Wingate, Clarence Bennett, Chicago, Frederic Bales, Little Rock, Ark., Keith Carr, Cleveland, Ohio, Paul Carver, Whiting, Maurice Chadwick, Akron, Ohio, Hugh Dinwiddie, Muncie, Irma Claire Dykes-Dunbar, Darlington, Mary Emma Engle-Young, Bay City, Mich., Ben Flaningam, Indianapolis, Paul Garrett, Bennington, Vermont, Ruby Gipson-Hybarger, Danville, Ill., John Gray, Indianapolis, Wayne Hamil- ton, Tampa, Fla., 'Mary Lou Harding, 'Kathleen Harrison-Davis, Gladys King, Elkhart, Lucile Leas-Davidson, Veedersburg, Frank Lee, Indianapolis, Mary Line-Cook, New Richmond, Helen Linn-Hannawalt, New Richmond, Hazel Lupton-McCormick, Lafa- yette, Mable Luster-Snell, Paris, Missouri, Ladley Martin, Chicago, Devere McGinnis, Columbus, Floyd McGeath, Hartford City, Marion Newkirk, Belfair, Wash., 'Mamie Paugh, Grace Payne, Cincinnati, Ethan Prewitt, -1--, Herman Porter, Indian- apolis, Irene Shanklin-Spears, St. Louis, Mo., Edith Shaver-Farris, Bloomington, Maurice Shelley, Chicago, 'Theresa Shull-McKague, Marian Snyder-Peterson, Long Beach, Calif., Lucianna Swank-Madsem, Franklin, Delmar Talmage, Cincinnati, Ohio, Margaret Tinsley, Mansfield, Ohio, Mary F. Tutt-Surface, Milwaukee, Wis., Elbert Walker, Henderson, Ky., Lloyd Williams, New York City, Louise West-Service, Colorado Springs, Col., Mildred Wright-Bryan, Gaston, Florian Wisehart, Indianapolis, Troy Snyder, Hillsboro, Helen Stahr-Carleton. Gary, Hubert Whittington, Dayton, Ohio, 'Clem Layson. Page Twenty eight uv aanmcnmn l92l Roy Arnold, Chester Beebe, Mary E. Bowers, William Brennan, Preston Canine, Beatrice Cauldwell-Wright, Nellie Clark, Florence Davis-Wilson, James Finan, Maeotta Finley, Lina Floyd, Thelma Hamm, Harold Henderson, Okel Hesler, Carolyn Gauld- Evans, Hazel Jones-Fullenwider, Willis Johnson, John Kostanzer, Clyde Krug, Thompson Kummings, William Kummings, Russell Long, Pauline McClelland-Schwindler, Clyde Maines, Leo Massing, Naomi Montgomery-Johnson, Harry Moore, Robert Reynolds, Joseph Riggins, Martin Shannon, Mabel Shanklin-Pinkerton, Charlotte Shapera- Pearl- man, Mabel Thomas-Cook, Margaret Vifhite-Shannon, Elizabeth Clements-Dinwiddle, Raymond Coolman, Dorothy Johnson-Hyer, Crawfordsville: Elizabeth Appleby-Sutherlin, Roachdale: Leroy Armantrout, Detroit, Michigan: Charles Bryan, Gaston: 'Kenneth Breaks: Robert Dick, Washington: Arthur Dye, East Chicago: Russell Earl, Frankfort: Charles Elkins, Hammond: Carl Engmark, Indianapolis: Beauford Fisher, Ocean Grove, Calif.: Robert Fry, Lawrence: Lucy Greene, --1-: Evelyn Hankins-Koelling, Indianapolis: Grace Harding-Manson, LaPorte: Paul Hastaday, Denver, Col.: Lola Hedge-Perkins, Lebanon: Mary Elizabeth Hills-Irwin, Roachdale: Mary Hulmes, --1-: John Hose, Chicago: Eleanor Lambert, New York City: Lolita Lauthers- Shelley, Chicago: Howard Layton, West Lafayette: Ora Lowe, Brownsburg: Elizabeth Mahorney-Maupin, New Concord, Ohio: Hazel Lucas-Matthews, Lafayette: Paul McClamroch, Logansport: Gilbert McClelland, Chicago: Zola Martin-Moore, Jamestown: Ottie Measel-Coyner, --L: Julia Miller-Link, Elkhart: Karl Miller, New York City: William Moon, Waynesboro, Va.: Roberta Morris-Yake, Fulton, Mo.: Edna Neal- Fowler, Rushville: Herbert Newkirk, Hammond: Holly Niven-Dismukes, McAllen, Texas: Mabel Norman-Freeman, Pittsboro: Gladys Peebles-Remley, LaSalle, Ill.: Leslie Remley, Maywood, Ill.: Fern Rogers-Ransdell, Chicago: Alvertia Russell, Winston Salem, N. C.: Mary Ellen Rosser-Gross, Dayton, Ohio: Theodore Schweitzer, Dinuba, Calif.: Bessie Smith-Bidgood, Tucson, Ariz.: Lois Southard-Yorger, Elwood: Frank Stafford, Thorntown: Margaret Stubbins-Fletcher, Chicago: Amos Surface, Milwaukee, Wis.: Russell Taylor, Ustis, Fla.: Margaret Tompkins-Bashner, Oak Park, Ill.: James Thompson, Indianapolis: Juanita Thompson-Stafford, Thorntown: Marcile Wells, Indian- apolis: Elizabeth Wilson-Ridgely, Ft. Wayne: Russell Work, Chicago: Helen Mason- Reed, Danville, Ill.: Mary Iliff-Bertsch, Cambridge City: Mabel Wray-Faucett, Wenatchee, Wash.: Bonnie Myers-Harvey, Indianapolis: Clark Lupton, W. Lafayette 1922 Richard Banta, Mabel Bayless-Smith, Ernest Biddle, Waneta Bratton, Manson Campbell, Dorothy Clark-0'Neall, Theron Coffel, Dorothy Day-Ross, Florence Faust- Finan, Wayne Gentry, Doris Harlan, Helen Harris, Helen Henthorn-Mahan. Dan Hilliard, Audie Houston, Esther Hunt, Esther Johnson, Pearl Keller-Armstrong, Frances Krug-Sheets, Paul Long, Thomas Luster, Grace McDonald-Barstow, Russell Mahan, Magdaline Martin, Lenley Mills, Louise Moon-Bruce, Hazel Sanford-Weliver, Everett Sherrill, Lula Shrewsbury-Hicks, Ella Snyder-Footitt, Georgia Spray-Morris, Ben Stout, Mabel Thompson, Howard Weliver, Catharine Whittington-Dinwiddie, Richard Whit- tington, Helen Wright-Gevers, Crawfordsville: Juanita Ames-Bales, Little Rock, Ark.: Sylvia Ames-Shopen, Evanston, Ill.: Don Appleby, Valparaiso: Robert Bales, Little Rock, Ark.: Edna Barcus-Rowland, Chicago: Wanda Birch-Swayzee, New York City: Golda Birchiield-Hodshire, Indianapolis: Evelyn Boyland-Hubbell, Indianapolis: Anna Carpenter, Indianapolis: Flora Carrington-Wells, Lafayette: Opal Clark-Rawnsley, Cin- cinnati, Ohiog Elizabeth Clements-Sharpless, Auburn: Bernard Clouser, Indianapolis: John Clouser, Indianapolis: Lucille Coolman, Sullivan, Ill.: Edward Cooper, San Antonio, Tex.: Lucy Cragwall, New Orleans: Ruby Elliot, Indianapolis: 'Ruth Elliot: Nelson Euler, Staten Island, New York: Pauline Feeley-Perrin, Indianapolis: Robert Fischer, Hammond: Alfred Gillis, Greencastle: Isabel Gauld-Campbell, Marion: Paul Gibson, Des Moines, Iowa: Evelyn Giflin, East Chicago: Dorothy Gohman, Indianapolis: Ethel Gohman-Bremerman, Indianapolis: William Gray, Steubinsville, Ohio: Helen Page Twenty-'nine C415 1. QTAQATHCHIAH- Grove-Schumaker, Urbana, Ill., Jane Harding, Hammond, Lorens Harris, El Paso, Tex., Helen Hart-Jansen, Indianapolis, Christine Ireland-MacQuire, Indianapolis, Mary Johnson-Tharpe, Geneva, Julia Johnston-Lally, Detroit, James Kennon, Indianapolis, 'Angela Kiley, Fred Kostanzer, Los Angeles, Calif., Jeannette Kostanzer-Crisler, Marion, Wanda Layson-Jewell, Pine Village, Paul Lawhorn, Government Service, Neva Lynch, Lakewood, Ohio, Edythe McDaniel-Thompson, Mooresville, Emerson McNelley, Terre Haute, Marguerite Matthews-Ungersma, South Bend, Marie Matthews- Clahan, Jamestown, Mary Misch-Shuler, Santa Monica, Calif., Edith Moon-Rigoni, Losgreeu, Utah, Sue Morton-Jenkins, Indianapolis, Olive Myers-Metcalf, Tuscola, Ill., Robert Max Pittman, Highland Park, Mich., Code Plunkett, Los Angeles, Calif., Frances Remley-Wood, Chicago, 'Clifford Reprogle, Sam Rowland, Chicago, Elizabeth Scott-Williams, Independence, Ohio, Fred Shaw, Indianapolis, Anna Simmons-Nord, Manistee, Mich., James Strong, C'hicago, F Mary Tilney-Bell, Helen Tinsley-Crawley, Chicago, Nancy Turner, Hinsdale, Ill., Mary Wallace-Tripp, Mt. Carroll, Ill., Randolph Wedding, Liberty: Quintin Wert, Wingate, Dorothy Williamson-Peavey, Indianapolis, Opal Wray-Thorpe, Champaign, Ill., 'C'lellah Wright-Knappenberger, Leon Wright, Spencer, Wendell Martin, Indianapolis. 1923 Hugh Barclay, Edison Bastion, Harold Beck, Newton Carter, Claude Cunningham, Kenneth Davidson, Lela Delashmit-McIntyre, Ernest Dinwiddie, Leo Douglas, Erlene Elliott-Everson, Florence Fischer-Davis, Donald Fisher, Harry Foreman, Enid Greene- Jack, Donovan Hampton, Mildred Hankins, Louis Hershberger, Lois Hunt, Mary Johnson-Schlemmer, Mary Jurgensmyer-Clarkson, Jean Krug, Laverne Lauthers- Taylor, Harrison Lowe, Elizabeth Martin-Biddle, Aldine Owens, Thelma Peterson, Victoria Proflitt-Coulter, Blanche Purcell-Shields, Kathryn Reese, Mildred Roach, Juanita Ruble-Chambers, Frances Scott, Oscar Todd, Helen Toney-Coahran, Euletia Wainscott-Pickett, Mabel White-Sinclair, Behmer Wilkinson, John Zook, Crawfordsville, Basil Banta, Gary, Lewis Barnes, Oak Park, Ill., Dorothy Bell, Detroit, Mich., Marijane Bowen, Tulsa, Okla., Virginia Breaks, Chicago, Geraldine Carpenter-Kurtz, Miami, Florida, Earl Chadwick, Ladoga, Raymond Clark, Indianapolis, Margaret Coombs, San Diego, Calif., Florence Coon, Chicago, Dorothy Dodd-Rush, New Market, Lucile Dunbar-Huntsinger, Indianapolis, Adrian Elkins, South Bend, Marshall Elmore, Ham- mond, Leland Engmark, Indianapolis, Ray George, Russellville, Ruby Guilliams, South Bend, Lucile Hall-Reddish, Oak Park, Ill., Harriet Harding-Robinson, Anderson, Augusta Hartung, Africa, Robert Hastaday, Denver, Col., Carl Hayworth, , Rush Hughes, Winnamac, Byron King, Akron, Ohio, Evangeline Layne-Lowe, Browns- burg, 'Lodell LaFollette, Paul Layson, Pennsacola, Florida, Mary McCarthy- Case, Indianapolis, Elizabeth McDowell-Miller, Thorntown, Buryl McFall, Nelson, Ill., Reid McLain, Indianapolis, Thelma Martin, -------, Cline Manges, Colfax, Helen Middleton-Bauer, Chicago, Marjorie Rue Miller-Cowie, Mt. Healthy, Ohio, Martha Miller-Buchanan, Ellettsville, William Ramsey, Chicago, Helen Rice- Schaaf, Jamestown, Lavorne Robbins-Wright, Spencer, Lawrence Sherrill, Chicago, Gladys Shanklin, Springfield, Ill., Dorothy Shelley, Chicago, Robert Steele, Mishawaka: Kathleen Straughan-Patterson, Indianapolis, Gladys Surface-Cram, North Salem, Estella Wall-Beasley, Bedford, Gertrude Weaver-Foster, Switz City, Gordon Wedding, Indianapolis, Bessie Watson, Indianapolis, Dr. Gerald Wilhite, Bedford, Martha Mosely, Philadelphia, Penn. ' C I924 Maude Arthur, Mary Ball, Margie Bell-Bond, Glen Birch, Banks Christy, Catherine Coahran-Hershberger, Blanche Coffel, Ruth Cope-Hesler, Mary Frances Couger, Marshal Cummings, Everett Deer, Fred Devitt, Kenneth Dice, Robert Dinwiddie, Thelma Dye- Durham, Milliard Eads, Eston Elmore, Ulysses Elmore, Edward Endean, Martha Essex- Luster, Dorothy Everson-Elmore, Wanita Finley-Armstrong, Winton Harlow, Mary Page Thirty PFIAQATJ-ICHIAVI Hartung, Franklin Johnson, Charles R. Jones, Jane Jones-Showalter, Opal Jones, Elizabeth Kennedy-McMasters, Karl Laurimore, Opal Lee, Lucile jManges-Reeves, Thomas Matthews, William McCarthy, Elizabeth McClamroch-Harting, Helen McClus- key-Reasoner, Guy McDaniels, Dorothy Miller, Lauretta Miller-Fox, Merle Patton, Karl Robinson, Eugene Shannon, Walter V. Shoemaker, Ernest Smith, Paul Stout, Helen Sweatland-Miller, Dwight Valentine, Lucile Vanscoyoc-Tyler, Betty-Wallace-Karle, Helena Whittington, Crawfordsville, Mary Beard, Indianapolis, Gethrel Beck-Bell, Los Angeles, Calif., Lyle Beck, Los Angeles, Calif., Harry Bowe, Chicago, George Cadwallader, Long Beach, Calif., Lucile Canine-Moore, Indianapolis, Madge Chadwick, Akron, Ohio, Roy Clark, Indianapolis, Doyne Clodfelter-Nelson, LaPorte, Madge Coffel-Howell, Covington, 'Arlie Collings, Oscar Cornett, Martinsville, Paul Davis, Connersville, Margaret Donahue-Moore, Indianapolis, Cline Elmore, Toledo, Ohio, Delores Euler-Roberts, Granite City, Ill., Frances Feeley-Stratton, Ligonier, Louise Fischer-Graham, Marengo, Mildred Flaningam, Indianapolis, Ruth Foulks, Keokuk, Iowa, George Garrett, New York City, Dorothy Hack-Wilson, Chicago, Ward Hackle- man, Jamestown, Howard Harris, Indianapolis, David W. Hughes, Elkhart, 'Lesther Hunt, Florence Hyde, Yonkers, N. Y., Lois M. Hyde, Champaign, Ill., Naomi Jackman- Ferguson, Zionsvilleg Emily Kennedy-Pearce, Kokomo, Adrian LaFollette, Anderson, Lewis Linderman, Terre Haute, Maurice Lupton, W. Lafayette, Chester Martin, Advance, Pauline McClamroch, Indianapolis, Merle McCloud, Indianapolis, Robert McMurry, Brown's Valley, 'Edward Moore, Marvin Moore, Indianapolis, Mary Morris, Detroit, Mich., Guy Morton, Indianapolis, Adrian Nelson, LaPorte: Russell Newlin, Georgetown, Ill., Edith Nolan-Miller, Linden, Dora Oliver-Hollingsworth, Western Springs, Ill., Rudolph Ratcliffe, Morengo, Ill., Dorothy Reynolds-Cochran, Indianapolis, Leon Richardson, Detroit, Mich., Glen Robertson, Danville, Ill., Ted Rosser, Indian- apolis, Gretchen Scharf-Soth, Los Angeles, Calif., Dr. Albert Saterlee, San Diego, Calif., Ruth Shanklin-Funk, Minneapolis, Minn., Virgil Shannon, Indianapolis, Ira Slater, Indianapolis, Virginia Sowers, Kingman, Mary Stephens-Rosser, Indianapolis, Frances R. Stout-Dinsmore, Brooklyn, N. Y., Josephine Stubbins-Miller, Wheeling, W. Va., Bernard Suverkrup, Moline, Ill., Dorothy Teague-Broussard, Leavenworth, Kas., Byron Thomas, Indianapolis, Albert H. Thompson, Indianapolis, Thelma Tilney- Pearson, Ladoga, Kenneth Warbritton, Seymour, Imogene Washburn-Koenecke, Blue Island, Ill., 'Dorothy Whyte-Borley, Lester Widener, Huntngton, W. Va., Virginia VVooldridge-Powell, Cleveland, Ohio, Caster Wilson, Chicago, Coleman Cohee, --, Frances Morgan, Elmont, Mo., Clyde Redenbaugh, ---. 1925 Forest Atkinson, Estel Bell, Geraldine Black, Carrie Busenbark-Gardner, Naomi Canine, Kenneth Cave, Beulah Cofling-Houston, Frederick Dailey, Edgar A. Davis, Margaret Dennis, Karl Dickerson, George Douglas, Maple Dykes-Everett, Esmond Eliott, Paul Endean, Paul Fishero, Edwin Flaningam, Sara M. Galey, Ben Grove, Roy Harper, Violet Harrison, Austin Hawkins, Kathryn Hayes-Day, Kenneth Herring, M. J. Herron-Dickerson, Regina Herron, Lavona Hodshire, Forrest Jackman, Robert Jones, Leona Long-Cox, John McC'lamroch, Edith Manges, Mary Miller-Reichard Edward Misch, Arthur Moore, Ethel Myers-Bateman, Clifford Newsom, Hazel Newsom- Kinkead, Ruth Payton, Mildred Peterson, Ferne Pett-Smith, Opal V. Pickel-Glover, Nathan Pickett, Barshia Rankin-Cunningham, Kenneth Reichard, Ruth Shuler-Clifton Louise Singer-Buzzaird, Louis Stafford, Rebecca Steele, Marie Strong, Hazel Taylor- Hungate, Martha Vancleave-Cowan, Sam Weikel, Dorothy Wray-Fyffe, Dorotha Zachary- Patrick, Crawfordsville, William C. Allen, Eiiingham, Ill., Alberta Baldwin-Jarvis, Indianapolis, Austin Barnes, Milwaukee, Wis., Earle Barnes, Cleveland, Ohio, Lawrence Birch, Indianapolis, Kathryn Bostic-Mendenhall, Marshall, Edna Brannon, Cincinnati, Ohio, Ethel Mae Brown, Indianapolis, Anna Chapman-Endicott, Atlanta, Betty Clark-Martin, Bowling Green: Paul G. Clark, Detroit, Mich., Faye Clements- McDougall, Chicago, Evelyn Cole-McMasters, Newport, Florence Cornett-Bowman, 1 Page Thirty-one Q, Tl I QTAQATLICDIAH- Frankfort: Robert Donahue, Indianapolis: Dwight Dunbar, Lafayette: Dorothy Eller. Lafayette: Paul Elliott, Indianapolis: Robert Elmore, Lafayette: Darrell Endicott, Atlanta: Dorothy Fisher-Pierse, Anderson: Robert Floyd, Muncie: Broadus Gerard, Tucson, Ariz.: George Gibson, Indianapolis: 'Katherine Gilbert-Lathrop: Helen Gott- Clodfelter, Columbus, Ohio: Clarence Greene, Indianapolis: 'Ralph Hall: Mary Ham- mitt-Druley, Cincinnati, Ohio: Morris Hankins, Alexandria: Ruth Horney-Johnston, Urbana, Ill.: Henry Jackman, Advance: Jessimae Kirby, Indianapolis: Pansy Lett, Petersburg: Edna Lindermann-Holtz, Chicago: Cecil Lovell, Indianapolis: Cecelia Michael-Klaiber, Indianapolis: Elizabeth Moon-Cooper, Mamaroneck, N, Y.: Evelyn Moore-Fine, Indianapolis: Orville Mottern, New York City: Harvey Norman, Pitts- boro: Bryant Peacock, Indianapolis: June Pett, Indianapolis: Russell Rice, Bellmore: Frances Robbins-Hibbee, Hebron, Maine: Morris Rogers, Chicago: Edward Ronk, Jamestown: Catherine Schwindler-Friend, New Market: Carmen Sharp, Indianapolis: Delores Sharp, Chicago: Ruth Spilman, Ladoga: Marian Stanford-Radford, Calumet City, Ill.: Lucile Summers-Brown, LaPorte: Fred Surface, South Bend: Mildred Terry- Scott, Muncie: Joe Thomas, Indianapolis: Nelly Trexler, Indianapolis: Mack VanDuyn, Kenosha, Wlis.: Beulah Walls-Whitaker, Detroit, Mich.: Mary M. Webster, Gary: F Leonice Shanklin: 'Carrie B. Smith: Mary Agnes Smith-McMasters, Indianapolis: Helen Robbins, --L: Carroll Klinger, Indianapolis. I926 Paul Ballinger, Maxwell Barnette, Ben Basye, Grayson Biggs, Miriam Bratton- Layson, Hugh Brennan, Jack Corbin, Marion Cummings, Eloise Day-Chadwick, Paul Draper, Gladys Everson-Baldwin, Clayton Eyler, Francis Fink, Romola Funk-Hardesty, Catherine Gleason, Laura Goetz, Caroline Grantham, Julia Gregg, Homer Hancock, Walter Haney, Robert Harding, Anna Louise Harney, Ethel Hartung, Evelyn Heath, Lawrence Hood, Clifford Houston, Lois Johnson-Weliever, Frances Jones, Mary Kelly, Katherine Klein, LeRoy Layson, Thelma Linn, Harold Long, Mary Luster-Shaver, Edward McCarthy, Ray Mount, Dorothy Nelson, Nola Nolan, Don Peebles, Meredith Pickel, Keith Reichard, Stanley Simpson, Helen Smiley-Martin, Ruth Stafford-Cummings, Thelma Starns-Moore, Martha Switzer, Bessie Taylor-Stout, Mary Jane Taylor, Nelly Terry, Daryl Warbritton, Lela Wasson-Allman, Robert Weaver, Kenneth Whalen, Rebecca Whittington, Dwight Williams, Catherine Willis-Wyatt, Crawfordsville: Mary Atkinson-Frye, Washington, D. C.: Louis Balsley, Indianapolis: Ethel Bayless-Wilkinson: Waveland: Minor Beard, Indianapolis: Rev. George Beatty, Veedersburg: Frank Belles. Indianapolis: Ruth Bennett-Van Dyke, Philadelphia, Pa.: Robert Birch, Tucumcari, N. M.: William Black, Dayton: Mary Brimberry, Chicago: Vera Canine-Spratt, Indian- apolis: Mildred Cauldwell-Dodson, Kendallville: Lillous Clodfelter, Philadelphia., Pa.: Charles Couger, Lafayette: Hildred Craig-Carver, Whiting: Gladys Davidson-Jones, Chicago: Josephine Deer-Long, Dallas, Texas: Helen Dice-Pugh, Milroy: Isabelle Dodd- Sinclair, Charlottsville, Va.: Ruthanna Doherty, New Market: Kathryn Dorsey- Czarnecki, Chicago: Larue Dunbar-Gilkey, New Market: Ethridge Elmore, Green Bay, Wis.: June Endean, Sandusky, Ohio: Hubert Everett, Lafayette: Gerald Flood, Spencer: 'Kenneth Garrigus: Alma Gohman-Reid, Chicago: Helen Grantham, Faye Green-Cheney, Evansville: Raymond Hayes, Ladoga: Amos Hayes, Anna Hill-Lemon, Wilmette, Ill.: Bernard Hughes, Greencastle: Lelia paign, Ill.: Edward Kirkpatrick, Indianapolis: Mildred Layson-Walters, Freeman Leas, Indianapolis: William H. Martin, Buffalo, N. Y.: Edward Mathews, Chicago: Thelma Mills, Terre Haute: Leland Patton, Indianapolis: John Peck, Chicago: Walter Reynolds, Lebanon: Gladys Rice-Coake, Danville, Ill.: Grace Riley-Renfro, Carbondale, Ill.: Lucile Rogers-Carter, Urbana, Ill.: Charles Rosser, New York City: Merle Shanklin, Goshen: Vera Shanklin-Ramsey, Gallup, N. M.: Lois Slater-Shanklin, Goshen: Alta Stafford, New Orleans: Kathryn Stine, Indianapolis: Katherine Tatlock, Oaklandon: Albert 0. Thompson, Long Island, N. Y.: Wlilliam Tilney, Los Angeles, Indianapolis: Macomb, Ill.: Hyde, Cham- Indianapolis: Calif.: Walter Turner, Evansville: Lawson Whitaker, Detroit, Mich.: Pauline Wilkinson- Page Thurty two f gy-zwfrfwaf . s . .., . HAI, ATI-ICI'lIAIl Clark, Lafayette, Frances Williamson-Beeson, Indianapolis, James Harding, Chicago, Robert Hopkins, --i-, Vera Adams, ----, Delores Morgan-Schenck, Elmont, Mo., 'Jack Purdue. 1927 Anna Anderson, Bernice Anderson-Herring, James Bales, Jesse Ballinger, Paul Barton, Helen Beach-Hudson, Harold Bell, Gilbert Biggs, Clyde Blacker, Robert Brown, Ilah Buskirk, Fred Canine, Maurice Caplinger, Margaret Cissel, John Coahran, William Coahran, Geneva Chambers-Thompson, Austin Mac Cunningham, Ralph Cunningham, Mary Davis-Burns, Roy Davis, Bernice Dowden-Henry, Dorothy Elkins, Norma Elkins, William E. Elliott, Harold Everson, Robert Fell, David Gerard, Katherine Graham, Aquilla Groves, Dorothy Hamm-Cunningham, Owen Hamm, Ernest Harlan, Fred Hat- field, Florence Hopkins, Faye Houston, Bertha Hubble-Biggs, Jane Howell, Frances Jones, Paul Kostanzer, Agnes Kinder-Stout, Alfred Lowe, Cordelia McClelland, Raymond McCloud, Esther Manges-Rager, David Martin, Helen Michel, John Miller, Kathryn Miller, Albert Peterman, Milbert Ratcliffe, Lee Sies, Harvey Sigmond, Vincent Smith, Clement Stanford, Margaret Swisher, Katherine Taylor, Arnold Titus, Gordon Trout, Loreta Walters-Misch, Jesse Zachary, Newton Pearson, Crawfordsville, Frances Alfrey- Browne, New York City, Creta Alston-Jarvis, Indianapolis, Wallace Atkinson, New York City, Rev. Louis Bean, Peru, Saralouise Booher-Stultz, Thorntown, Edna Browne, Indianapolis, Ruby Burkhart, Indianapolis, Caroline Canine-Linderman, Terre Haute, Kenneth Collins, Anderson, Paul Cooper, Indianapolis, Mary Demaree-Behmer, Dublin, Ohio, Clarence Dye, Indianapolis, Blanch Elliott, Indianapolis, Eugene Fischer, Ham- mond, Marie Gott-Tucker, Indianapolis, Benton Harlan, Indianapolis, 'Jeannette Harris, Walter Harwood, Indianapolis, George Hill, Richmond, Ruth Hoaglin, Indian- apolis, Evelyn Hope, Indianapolis, Charles Hyde, Yonkers, N. Y., Eston James, Indian- apolis, Ernest Jarvis, Indianapolis, David Johnson, New York City, Eloise Layson- Bennett, W. Lebanon, Kenneth Linderman, Crescent City, Calif., Dr. Cecil Long, Omaha, Neb., Paul McDowell, Indianapolis, Thelma Mclntire, Indianapolis, Agnes McNutt- Kricker, Dundalk, Md., Kenneth Martin, Terre Haute, William Martin, New Market, Mercedes Montoya, Valparaiso, Chile, South America, Anna Pavey-Green, Indianapolis: Robert Pruitt, Terre Haute, Vivian Ratcliff, Indianapolis, Lillian Reeder-Venis, Wayne- town, Ruby Shapera-Campbell, Kansas City, Mo., Audrey Shearer-Craig, Indianapolis, Mabel Simmons-Belles, Indianapolis, Merle Sparger, Kempton, Frances Thorpe-Linn, New Ross, Robert Utter, St. Louis, Mo., Kenneth Warren, Chicago, Katherine Widener- Hickman, Indianapolis, Foster Williamson, Paris, Ill., 'William Wise, Kenneth Wray, New Market, Frances Young, Linden, Pauline Garver-Douglass, Urbama, Ill., Emma Morgan, Elmont, Mo., Doris Foster, -l. 1928 Mary Margaret Andrew, Mary Barnette, Leona Bir-Dukes, Dwight Birch, Ernest Boyd, Lawrence Brake, Faye Branham, Howard Brown, LaVern Bursott, Frances Canine, Kermit Childress, Clinton Clore, Harold Coons, Byron Cowan, Harley Cun- ningham, Richard Davidson, Philip Dickerson, Hazel Edwards, Austin Elmore, Merle Endean, Mary Louise Essex, Faye Euler, John Ewoldt, Frances Fell, Barton Fishero, Walter Ford, Howard Fowler, Margaret Foxworthy, Opal Fruits-Early, Jack Galey, Nelie Gleason, Rosealtha Hancock, Ora Harvey, Paul F. Himes, Margaret Hood, Thelma Horney-Endean, Catherine Houlihan, Charles Jones, Margaret Jones, Mary Kelly, Marion Kirtley, Dorothea Knight, Ellen Belle Long, Mary Lowe, Pauline McAnulty- Burkhart, Paul McCarthy, Charles McClamroch, Francis McFall, Garrold Mclntire, Harry Meister, DeLos Michael, Elbert Patton, Morris Perkins, Eleanor Peterson, Mary Louise Porter, Cassandra Rowland, Edith Scherer-Jordan, Kitty May Shank, Grace Sies, Howard Sigmond, Lloyd Stephens, Lawrence Stewart, Dorothy Stout-Davis, Elizabeth Taylor, Carl Titus, Kathryn Tomlinson-Wilson, Maxine Ward-Horner, Chester Weikel, Frank Wieliever, Julia White, Anna Wilhite, Richard Canine Wilhite, Marjorie Page Thrrty-three fi. 1 Tl - UAQATHCHIAH Wilkinson, Robert Wray, Emma Foxworthy-Wilkinson, Crawfordsville, Mary Bastian Wichita, Kansas, M. Camp Bower, Paris, France, Maurice Bratton, New Richmond, Vaughnetta Burns-Johnson, Kokomo, Mildred Corn, Indianapolis, Edith Cornett-Grater, Jamestown, Crystle Cory-Thornton, Indiana Harbor, Jeanette Davis-Mitchell, Frank- fort, John Ditamore, Indianapolis, Katherine DeHoff, Indianapolis, Delores Dodd, Chicago, Rev. Franklin Dodson, Bernice, Darwin Doherty, New Market, Mary Virginia Doherty-Null, Cleveland, Ohio, Martha Eller-Rogers, St. Louis, Mo., Lillian Freedman- Goldman, Washington, D. C., Evelyn Grimes, Bloomington, Ill., Nancy Hyde, Chicago, Pearl LaFollette-Jackman, Advance, Bandel Linn, New York City, Frances Martin, Roanoke, Va., Mary J. Maxwell, Chalmers, Jesse Michael, Indianapo is, John Moon, Boulder Darn, Nevada, Mary Oliver-Mueller, Detroit, Mich., Jane Parker, Washington, D. C., Katherine Powers, Danville, Eulala Rasor-Humphrey, Waynetown, Evelyn Reichard-Beckman, Des Moines, Iowa, Meredith Rice-Husted, Bloomington, Ethel Pauline Roberts, Danville, Ill., Orville Runyon, Waynetown, Mary Washburn, Phila- delphia, Pa., Josephine Widener-Cayler, Indianapolis, Ward S. Williams, Bloomington, Lydia Linn-Crawford, Indianapolis, Kathryn Stephens, Kokomo. I929 Kenneth Bayless, Leslie Burroughs, Gerald Campbell, Ralph Canine, Marjorie Chadwick-Bell, Martha Childress, Frances Claypool, Raymond Cline, David Cotton, Virginia Davis, Edward Dickerson, Mary Dunbar-Metz, Mary Everson-Harvey, Emma Gohman-Crowder, Lois Kathleen Hand-Shelton, James Harney, Kathryn Harrington- Hultz, Sarah Henry, Mary Elizabeth Herr, Howard Herron, Donald Horney, Harold Hungate, Raymond Jarvis, Crawfordsville,Harold Bayless, Dayton, Ohio, Jane Beeson- Keller, Winchester, Va., Leolia Black, Indianapolis, Noami Boone-Beaver, Indianapolis, Lavinia Coombe, Chicago, Rev. Dwight Dodson, Delphi, Christine Foxworthy-Myers, Monte Vista, Col., Frances Fullenwider-Dodson, Delphi, Marthene Gray-Grammar, Lafayette, Paul W. Groves, New Market, Charlotte Hobson, Linnsburg, 'Donald Hult-z, Mary Emma James-Long, Susanville, Calif., Richard Kirkpatrick, West Lafayette, Joseph Carlysle LaFollette, Waveland, Mildred Lee-Martin, Lucerne Valley, Calif., Barton McCormick, Ladoga, Kenneth McGrigg, Clinton, Peggy Martin, Dar- lington, Agnes Moody-Tomilson, Danville, Ill., Kathryn Owen-Pendland, Atlanta, Georgia, Russel Powell, Waveland, Autumn Louise Record, New Market, Beatrice Shelley-Groves, New Market, Robert Stafford, Abingdon, Ill., Evelyn Strain, Niagara Falls, N. Y., Elizabeth Stubbins-Rogers, Chicago, Ill., Dora Thompson-Adams, Boston, Mass., Benjamin Walkup, Akron, Ohio, Margaret Westfall, N. Manchester, Fred Wilkinson, Darlington, Herschel Wlilliams, Detroit, Mich., Donald Wiingert, New Ross, Doris Wright, Detroit, Mich., Hazel Hoaglin-Thebold, Chicago, 'Guy Titus, Harriett Johnson-Grimes, Verna Jones-Anderson, Helen Jordon, Raymond E. Kostanzer, Jr., Thelma Lowe, Joseph McCluskey, Merle Elmore Macy, Ethel Manges, Martha Martin, Mary Michael, Fred M. Middleton, Mary Mitchell, Geneva Moody-Hesler, Austin Paul Moore, Gladys Newnum-Long, Philip Orcutt, Francis Parker, Mabel Irene Powell, Helen Record-Haffner, Jess Reno, Robert Riggins, Harold Rutledge, Lawrence Servies, Audria Sharp-Lowe, Leonard Shelton, Robert Snyder, Mary Vancleave, Esther War- britton, Opal Weaver, Letha Whitaker, C. Norman Wilcox, Paul Wilson, Richard B. Shelton, Crawfordsville. r I930 Frances Barnett, -Bernard Barton, Samuel Boots, Lois Brennan-Keedy, Magdaline Britton-Graves, Mary Burns, Ernest G. Carscallen, Doris Carver, Carolyn Caster, Julia Chapman, Harrison Chanault, Harold Cline, George Coffel, Eldon Coons, Charles Cornett, Christine Couger, Walter Marion Cowan, Paul Cunningham, Margaret Cum- mings, Homer B. Curtis, Henry M. Davis, Kathleen Dehoney-Warren, Herbert Delp, Wallace Dye, Charles Edwards, Laura Elkins, Bernice Elmore-Todd, Francis Finan, Harry Fullenwider, Florence Funk, Paul Gillis, Mary Gleason, Frances Glover, Morris Page Thrrty four UAL ATHCFIIAH Gobel, Mark Gray, Jane Grissell, Hubert Hall, Kelsey Hall, Sarah Hamm, Catherine Harris-Cochran, Lawrence Herron, Martha Hesler, Gladys Hood, Dorothy Hubble, Edna Hungate-Harding, Doris Hunt, Thomas Irons, Morris Jordan, Edward Kelly, Mary Kelsey, Margaret Kostanzer, Gregory Layne, Doris Layson-Larew, Edith Linderman, Aubrey Loop, John Malony, Austin Maxwell, Lloyd McCormick, David Middleton, Anna Miller, Betty Misner, Augustina Montoya-White, Beulah Morrison, Mary Marcella Mullikin, Helen Northcutt-Pearson, Bernice Oakley-Bursott, Ben Peck, Bernard Pickett, Virginia Priest-Sering, Haskell Rankin, Caroline Ratcliff-Tilney, Catherine Reynolds, Frank Robertson, Frances Ronk, Frances Servies-Lane, Leonard W. Smith, Maurice Smith, Margaret Louise Snyder, Dorothy Sperry, Elizabeth Stevens, Leslie Stout, John Streibich, Mary Francis Taylor, Ralph Thompson, Eunice VanCleave, Leslie Vanscoyoc, Garnette Walls, Doris Ward, Mary June Warren-Cunningham, Maurice Watson, Myrtle Weaverli, Elsie W. Welch, Houston Whitney, Alamanca Williams, Edgar M. Young, Mildred Young-Coons, Crawfordsville, 'Darrel Clark, Law- rence C. Albertson, Long Beach, Calif., Eugene Balsley, Bloomington, Ill., Floyd Beach, San Diego, Calif., Barbara Beecher, Indianapolis, Pauline Breedlove-Flinn, Browns- burg, Harry Clifford Bryson, Crawfordsville, Estella Clarke-Maxwell, San Diego, Calif., Austin Clore, Alamo, George Cole-Clore, Alamo, Rudolph Copper, Marion, 'Esther Stanford, Lucille Courtney, West Lafayette, Irene Cox-Mintern, Parkman, Ohio, Mary S. Davidson, North Liberty, Dorothy Deer-Cassity, Indianapolis, Florence Dunnington, Washington, D. C., Thelma Eads, Indianapolis, Byron Finch, Boonville, Jane Elizabeth Fry, West Lafayette, Margaret Jay, Danville, Ill., Florence Kirkpatrick, West Lafayette, Everett R. Krauel, Danville, Ill., Nancy Neely, Hollywood, Calif., Helene Robinson-Smith, Indianapolis, Dorothy Simms-Burch, Darlington, Catharine Slattery- Copper, Marion, Earl Steele, Detroit, Mich., Rachel Stone, Indianapolis, Harold B. Thompson, Greencastle, Morris Tucker, Lafayette, Martha Wade, Cincinnati, Ohio: Maxine Coons-Adams, West Lafayette. 1931 Raymond Abbot, Richard Atkinson, Thomas Ball, Alice Bertrell Ballard, Robert W. Bratton, Helen M. Burke-Dickerson, Maurine Caplinger-Servies, Paul Carey, Robert W. Cave, Wilbur Christy, Anna F. Churchill-Elmore, Carl J. Combs, Ernest J. Coons, David L. Corbin, Marcia Courtney-Thompson, Hubert Cunningham, Kenneth Cunningham, Vivian Cutshaw, Jean Davis, Mary Avalyn Davis, Francis Deer-Esra, Ruth Ellen Delks, Bernice Demaree-Robertson, Arthur M. DeVoto, Robert Dice, Camille Edwards, Donald Elkins, Austin W. Ellington, James C. Ellington, Norman M. Elmore, Herbert Esra, Grace M. Eubank, Robert Everson, Robert Ewoldt, Harold Foster, Beatrice Freedman, John Newton Freeman, Clifford Gerard, Richard H. Goetz, Dorothy H. Gold-Coahran, Donald C. Grantham, Bernard Gray, Theodora Griffith, Dorothy R. Grimes, Julia Grimes- Kline, Frances E. Groves, Reba Hand-Cornett, Helen Hartung, Mildred L. Havercamp, Alice Hays, Clarence Herron, Doris Mae Hillyer-Snyder, Raymond I. Hoaglin, Margaret Hopkins, Jane Houlehan, Erma Mae Hunt, Fred Jones, Marcellus Jones, John Jordan, Byron Keefe, Eva Kendall-Powell, Gladys Kennedy, Ralph C. Krug, Sella Lewis, Robert Lookabill, Marialice Lowe-Weliever, Ruth McClamroch, Herman McCloud, Mary Hannah Mastin-McNutt, 'Mable Rose Mathews, Frances Helen May, Robert G. Middle ton, Clarence Miller, James A. Miller, -Glen Milligan, Charles E. A. Moore, Ernest Mount, Forrest Newnum, Helen Norman, Kathryn Orcutt, Doris Pickle-Hunt, Alice Plank, Robert Prinzing, Naomi LaVerne Reichard, Mildred Remley, Margaret Roberts, Thomas F. Ronk, Martha Rutledge, Everett Sentman, Stanley Sharp, Edith Sidener, William Sinnet, Ellen Smith, Vivian Stewart, Margaret Stout, Raymond Stump, Floyd Swank, Forrest Swank, Anna Faye Switzer, Gordon Thompson, Gordon Tomlinson, Dorothy Jane Umbanhowar-Basye, Kathryn Underwood, Mary Rachel Ward, Samuel VVatson, Mildred Welliever, Marian Louise Welliver-Cunningham, Lyle Wilkinson, Ellen May Wilson, Gordon Wray, Crawfordsville, Edith L. Bayless-Harmon, Lebanon, Harry D. Binford, California, Robert W. Breaks, West Point, N. Y., Mystle Cory, Indiana Page Thtrty-five cus UAL ATHCVIIAD Harbor: Maxine Davis-Hanlin, Lebanon: Delta Day, Ladoga: Estella Gohman, Indian- apolis: Mary Emma Harper, Indianapolis: Edith Jackson, Lebanon: Julianna Johnson, Waveland: Edna Mildred Manges, New Castle: Vera Pauline Merrell-Shumate, Boswell: Mary Elizabeth Miller-Kalweit, Indianapolis: Ione Misner-Locker, New Castle: Mabel Moore, Indianapolis: Eathel Myers- VVolters, Columbus: Wilena Newnum-Quillan, New Richmond: 'Donald Northcutt: William H. Quillen, New Richmond: Charles Richards, Kansas City, Mo.: John Smith, Linnsburg: Loreen Stafford-Curtis, Alexandria: Thomas Summers, Clermont: Esther Tomlinson, Indianapolis: Frank Vance, Westwood, Calif.: Lois Wray, Indianapolis: Lucille Barnett-Andrews, New Richmond. I932 Robert Andrews, Charles Beeson, Catherine Bell, John Blake, Elizabeth Bratton, Eva Breedlove, Jane Britton, Harry Burke, Daisy Busenbark, Margaret Canine, Glenn Carlson, Caroline Chapman, Paul Childress, Robert Cissel, Beatrice Clemmons- Knox, Mary Adeline Clouser, Virginia Cochran, Martha Coffel-Hawkins, Katherine Copper, Fred Cunningham, Mildred Cunningham, Jack Cunningham, Lucille Cuppy-Carr, Frances Davis, George Dawson, Richard Deckard, Ralph Dickerson, Idell Dickman, Rosemary Donahue, Austin Douglas, Neva Elmore, Louise Everson, Mary Ellen Fine, Hubert Fink, Eugene Fishero, Clifford Fry, Forest Foreman, Miles Gardner, Elizabeth Gilbert, Elizabeth Gilkey, Nova Gilliatte, Marie Glover, Jesse Gobel, Virginia Gold, Mary E. Goodbar, Dallas Gray, Addison Grisell, Fred Hall, Roy Hall, Geneva Hamm- Middleton, Mildred Harmless-Hayworth, Maurice Harshbarger, Lorraine Hass-Gilliatte, Mildred Hatfield-Ewoldt, Ruth Harting, Ernest Himes, Ralph Hoffa, Dewey Horney, Gilbert Howell, Lillian Hungate, Dexter Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Helen Johnson, Mary E. Kelly, Rose Marie Kern, Josephine Ktinkead, Mary Lou Kirkpatrick, William Kirtley, David Knight, Walter Knight, Frances Layer-Kropf, Thomas Layer, Harry Lee, Irvin Lookabaugh, Katherine McCarthy, William McKeown, Mark Mack, Marjorie Mackintosh, Doris Manuel, Donald Martin, Hazel Mason, Pearl Milburn-Clark, Alice Miles, Ida Beth Miller, Robert Miller, Jack Moore, Arlene Moritz, Elizabeth Morris, Marion Newsom, Richard Noonan, Dorothy Njordman, Dorothy O'Dell, Harland Osborne, Mae Pearsons-Goble, Milton Peacock, Robert Quillin, Rosalind Remley, Ethel Rhoades- Allen, Howard Rice, Francis Rogers, Ruth Sarver, Fern Mae Shanklin, Ward Sigmond, Mary Agnes Smith, Margaret Snyder, Frank Tapy, Grace Taylor-Garver, Robert Taylor, Lucille Tilney, Julia Titus, Ed Tompkins, Mary Kathryn Trout, Charles Underwood, Mary Weaver, George Wleliever, Geneva Wtllhite-Gleason, Ann Wilkinson, Crawfords- ville: Lloyd Armstrong, Indianapolis: Vera Binford, Darlington: Harvey Coons, Grand Fork, N. Dak.: Gail Crow-Swinney, Leavenworth: Margaret Dice, Waukegan, Ill.: Hubert Eckels, Knightsville: 'Virginia Green: Arthur Kalweit, Indianapolis: Robert Kirkpatrick, W. Lafayette: John Lenhardt, Atlanta, Ga.: John Mclntire, Navy: Anna Paire, Indianapolis: Ruth Pett-Fruits, Indianapolis: 'Beulah Wright-Wilkinson: Flora Pierce, Clinton: Bernice Taylor-Voris, Lafayette: 'Max Underwood: Kyle Vance, Bain- bridge: Merle Wilhite, Angola: Reginia Nuner, Newark, N. Y.: Irene Petty-Allen, Wallace: Blanche Wyrick, Lebanon: Mary Black-Steele, Connersville. 1933 Jack Alexander, Thelma Allen, Avery Andrews, Allison Antrobus, Catherine L. Appearson-Cowan, William B. Ball, Betty Barley, Harold Barnett, Edwin L. Bayless, Mary Bean, Alberta Bechtel, Gene Beecher, Dorothy M. Belden, Jessie C. Bowe, Pearl Branham, Emma Branham, Anna C. Brugge, Albert Canine, Ernest Cissel, Miriam Clements, Donald Coahran, Carroll S. Cofiing, Fred Comingore, Alice Coombe, Dorothy Coons-Hall, Helen May Coons, Wanda L. Coombs, Dorothy Craig, Josef S. Crane, Mary Jane Cummings, Helen Curtis, Ruthanna Davidson, Marcella Davis, Mary Jane Dawson, Carl 0. DeHoff, Robert DeHoff, Eugene S. Dellinger, Mary Virginia Dickerson, Lewis O. Ditamore, James Doan, Delbert Douglas, Herbert Dukes, Jane Dunnington, Ethel Dye, Donald Edwards, Dorothy Edwards-DeHoff, Joe Edwards, Lester E. Elkins, Page Tlwrtu sw HAD ATHCHIAH Gayle E. Ellis, Mable Everson, Margaret Everson-Mills, Charles P. Ewoldt, Martha Ferrell-Hancock, Harry Fink, Eva Foxworthy, Mary Elizabeth Fry, Nellie N. Fullen- wider, Delbert Fyffe, Mary Martha Galey, Ellsworth D. Gardner, Leslie Gilkey, Vera Gohman, Louise Gott, Charles Groves, Doris Hahn, Kathleen M. Hall, Margaret Jane Hays, Frank G. Hedge, Remley Herr, William E. Hightower, June Hinton-Fink, Ray- Robert Calvert mond Hole, Francis Holroyd, Irene Howell, Norwood Hughes, Jesse Hultz, Hunt, Earl L. Johnson, Jr., James W. Johnson, Evelyn Jones, Mary Keefe, Kingry, Doris Kirk, Mildred Linn, Ruby E. Little, James L. McCarthy, Richard McClam- Thelma roch, Margaret Mack, Paul D. Malaska, Robert Marshall, Joseph Matricia, Maxwell-Lucas, George L. Middleton, Frances Evans Miller, Mildred E. Miller, Isabelle Oakley, Misner, Pauline Mitchell, Donald R. Morris, Martin Morrison, Maurice L. Charlotte E. Oliver, Ruth Owens, Dorothy Patton, Robert Pennock, Isabel Pope, Donald Ratcliff, Thelma L. Rhoades, Max Riley, Donald L. Robbins, Ray Scott, Herman H. Sering, William Shaw, Jessie Mae Shelley, Marabeth Shelton, Robert G. Smith, Charles Sosbe, Marjorie Sperry, Warren Spivey, Eleanor Stafford, Narvella Steele, Nina Stephens, Norma Stephens, Dale Streibich, Byron F. Stull, Warren T. Tague, Frances Elizabeth Taylor, Robert Thompson, Donald Thompson, Wayne Tolley, Sherman Tom- linson, Lulu Mae Truax, Robert Wedding, Paul D. Weir, Ruby Whitaker, Eugene White, Raymond Wilhite, Georgetta Wilkinson, Carroll L. Wilson, Gladys Witty, Robert J. Wray, Morris L. Young, Arineta Zachary, Hugh Zachary, Ruth Zurface, Crawfordsville, William Bennett, Rockville, Aletha Elmore, Green Bay, Wis.3 Richard M. Houlehan, Philadelphia, Pa., Ellen Jane LaFollette, Warsaw, Max McCullough, Crawfordsville, Jessie Robertson, New York City, Mary Mildred Moon, Waynesboro, Va., Frost S. Trout, Lafayette, Robert Witty, Chicago. I934 Thelma Abbott, Ruth Aber, Donald Aker, Beulah Alexander, Ruth Ballinger, Edna Bannon, Byron Beach, Lora Mae Bowers, Bonnie Bridges, Mary Bright, Bruce Byrd, Lyle V. Campbell, Stuart Carey, Dorotha Chadwick, Thomas L. Cooksey, Jr., Mary Coons, James H. Dailey, Catherine Davis, James E. Deaton, Russell Deer, Charles Devitt, Margaret Evans DeVore, Dorothy Dice, Hubert Dice, Troas Dickerson-Combs, Eugene Edwards, Ernest E. Edwards, Earl Eubank, Kenneth F. Farrow, Lourene Fletcher, Mary L. Galloway, Emily E. Gardner, Annetta A. Gerold-Armstrong, Lydia G. Goetz, Barbara Green, Virginia M. Griilith, William M. Groves, ,Edward Hack, Ruth Hall, Thomas L. Hall, Joe H. Hammel, Frances Hartung, Lawrence A. Harwood, Robert Harwood, Niles F. Haton, Jr., Evelyn Hedge, Mary Hinton-Hudson, Frances E. Hoaglin, Mary Ellen Hood, Louise E. Houlehan, James Houlihan, Faye H. Hurt, Sarah Mae Ingersoll-Simpson, Isabelle Jay, Ada Johnson, Betty M. Johnson, Caroline L. Keeling, Loren L. Kennedy, Thelma Kingry, Freida Kinkead-Crane, Wendel Kirk, Mary Viola Kitts, James H. Leaming, William C. Leavenworth, Cyril Little, Mary L. Lookabaugh, Kevin McCarthy, Leo McCarthy, Robert McGaughey, Paul McMurray, Harold Manges, William Manges, Edward Mangus, Catherine Mathews, James B. Michael, Robert J. Michaels, Paul Michael, Lee Arthur Miller, Naomi Miller, Ralph J. Mills, Carol E. Moody, Louise Moore-Bayless, John Moritz, Edwin Morphew, Hubert Morris, Donald Neese, Dorothy Nelson,.Mary Nutt, Rosemary O'Neall, Eugene Patton, Dorothy Peacock, Forrest U. Peterman, Earl Pickrell, Keith Plank, Ernest A. Powell, Harold Prasser, Joseph Prather, Mary Randolph, Mary Elizabeth Rice, Herbert Risley, Harry Rutledge, Marion Rynearson, Helen Sarver, Pauline Servies, Lurton Sharp, Robert Shelley, Kathryn Shewey, Robert Shortridge, Elizabeth Sicks, William Sidener, Elizabeth Simmons, Mary Simmons, John Simpson, Billy S1attery,hCarreta Mae Stage, Donald Stout, Harry Streibich, Kenneth Strong, Robert Surber, Geraldine Thompson, Eileen Titus, Jane Tomlinson, Randel VanC1eave, Ethel Whitney, Eleanor Wilson, John Wright, Fremont Young, Alma Zahn, Crawfordsville, Troy Baker, Salem, Doris Bayless, Dayton, Ohio, Fleming Dice, Waukegan, Ill., Lionel Fletcher, Navy, 'John Priest, Alfred Sexton, Mision, Texas, Alice Parlon, New Richmond, Floyd Thomas, Indian- apolis, Helen Warren, Marysville, Calif., Elsie Weliver-Pickett, Cincinnati, Ohio. Page Thirty-seven at .i UAQATJ-ICHIAD Senior Thoughts It is a foolish thing to say, But We have wished the live long day, We could be Seniors one more year, To fill these halls with brighter cheer. For now we know just how it is To be such mighty, mighty folks. We'd get our lessons everyday, And run our clubs for better pay. But yet We have so much to do, Before this life of ours is through, That we can't relive high school days, Although We envy him who stays. So after many pleasant years. We leave our school with trembling fears. We have to soar, We must not flop, We have to grip, We must not drop. Life is a race We can't stand still, We must lay hold with mind and Will, God is our help but we must work- He helps the Worker, not the shirk. Senior Officers: John Nordman, president, Robert Buser, vice-president, Ruby Davidson, secretary, Elmer Dickman, treasurer. Sponsors: Mr. DeBard, Miss Grubb, Mr. Stout, Mfr. Freeman. Page Thirty-eight tLAs L.:- A Ulfnflll-ICDIAH -x lv' rw' jj 1 'two K ll lVl'Hl1 i4T.6-44,4 , E l '. l I l gl 'Nye X , v u Top Row Bottom Row JULIA LOUISE ALEXANDER ROBERT L. BUSER A faithful friend is the true image of A mz rryhz'a1'l doeth good. Deity , Hi-Y 3, 43 Speech Arts' Courtesy Club' Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Sunshine: Pinafore : Footballg Vice-president of Senior Class. Pirates of Penzance : MikadO g Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. GLADYS GENEVA CARVER l THELMA FAY BOWEN Threw: is a Ialfml iw l'U'Yll'l'l'l,llll!l fal1 nfs. Ambition is the grrfatrfsf of 'l'i!'hf7S.U Sunshine: Girl Reserves. Sunshine Society. BONNA BAKER EDNA PAllLINE BllRNSIDE ' A good rlisposition is more valuable than A kmd hear! W U' fountain of !Ilflflrlff-WS. gold, Sunshine: Classical Club. MARGARET BEECHER uw l . ,Z . ,I ,, ROBERT CARVER S. 1. fhrcomgnaart vs tu. mam 4,1-namve. UA Silent mlm is Wputpd Wim, X uns me ocle y. FERN BOZE MART KATHERINE BRITTQN 1 H Tho noblest mimi the best fontcntment S1 'e h' ls great but S'l'l lf'0 ls llrflatef' has. Classical Club 1. 2: Sunshine: Girl Reserves. l l T l l l l l l Page Forty-one 11 8 7 ATHCTIIAH -J ' 1',M1 'l 1161 ,jf my 'iffy 0 I .. ALP' will ,f 4. D y I X I , V,r j fx' 4' -4,fg,57'L Top Row K Botifefm Row CARMON COMBS It is in men as in soils, where sometimes there is a vein of gold which the owner knows not of. Audubon Society: Basketball 3, 4: Foot- ball 4. MARTHA JEAN CASTER The best and noblest lives are those which are set toward high ideals. Girl Reserves fTreas.3, Pres. 45: Sunshine 4Sec. 27 : National Honor Society fVice-Pres. 41: Athenian: Newspaper: Speech Arts 2, 3, 4: The McMurray Chinn: Classical Club 2: Orchestra 2, 3. VIVIAN R. CRUEA The girl worthwhile is the girl with a smile. Sunshine: Girl Reserves 4: Courtesy Club 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Pirates of Penzance : Classical Club 1, 2: G. A. A. 1, 2. DONALD CHILDRESS His opinion we can value at once for its gustness and its sincerity. Hi-Y: Athenian: Newspaper 4: Courtesy Club 3, 4: F. F. A. fVice-Pres. 47. OLETHA CHENAULT Of altogether a genial disymsirionf' Classical Club: Sunshine Society. ALETHA MAY CORBIN Her heart is already won. Sunshine Society. RUBY ALICE DAVIDSON Only by diligence in study and perserver- ing effort can one become a scholar. Classical Club fPres. 31: Plus Ultra fPres. 41: Girl Reserves lVice-pres. 4J: National Honor Society fSec. 41: Co-Editor of Athen- ian: Cui Boni fVice-pres. 33: Band: Or- chestra: Quill and Scroll: Secretary of Senior Class: Newspaper. MARY GRIFFITH CURTIS Her soul gives expression to her face. Speech Arts: The MacM'urray 'Chin : The New Poor : Classical Club KPres. 45: Plus Ultra: Cui Bono: Sunshine: Girl Reserves CSec. 33: Senior Honor Society: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. MAYNARD C. DARNALL, JR. The wise carry their knowledge as they do their watches: not for display, hut for their own use. Classical Club 1, 2: Audubon Society: Chorus 1: Band 1, 2, 3: Mikado : Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Speech Arts 4: Honor Society 3, 4. fPres. 41: Debate 4: Football 4: Treasurer of class 2. JOHN SMITH CORBIN And ever is he in love. Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2. Page Forty-two UAAQATI-ICHIAH' K, A Q . x W E N N R Qi if .INQH 3 1 . ,, 3 ' Top Row DORDTHA DAWSON Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. Girl Reserves 3, 4: Sunshine 2, 3, 4: Court- esy Club 2, 3, 4: Speech Arts 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Orchestra 3, 4: G. A. A. 3: Classical Club 1, 2: Athenian. JOE DAVIS An honest man's the noblest work of God. Courtesy Club. MARGARET DAVIS Nothing is more simple than greatness, tn- deed to be simple is to he great. Honor Society: G. A. A. 1Pres.b: Girl Re- serves fSecretaryJ : Sunshine Cabinet: Athen- ian: Speech Arts: Quill and Scroll: News- paper: Plus Ultra: Classical Club 1, 2: Court- esy Club. DON DEVOTO A man of talent is a man of occasions. Classical Club: Plus Ultra: Speech Arts: Orchestra: Newspaper: MacMurray Chin : Cui Bono: Pirates of Penzance. JESSIE CAROLYN DICE A loving heart is the truest wisdom. Librarian 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Sunshine 2, 3, 4: Speech Arts 2, 3, 4: Classi- cal Club 3, 4: Courbesy Club 2, 3, 4 lPres. 43 : Treasurer of Junior Class. Page Forty-three gt H , Bottom Row J UANITA MURL DUKES Health, beauty, vigor. riches are hers. Glee Club: Sunshine: G. A. A.: Girl Re- serves: Pirates of Penzanceni Pinafore : Classical Club. FRANCIS E. GLEASON Happiness consists in activity. Audubon 1, 2, 3: Band 3, 4: Drum Major 4. MARTHA DILL A woman who writes well, writes not as others write, but as she herself writes. Classical Club: Sunshine: Cui Bono 3: Plus Ultra 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper: Athenian: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Pirates of Penzance : Mikado : Orchestra. ELMER DICKMAN A man's own manner and character arf' what most becomes him. Hi-Y: Football 2, 3, 4: Treasurer Senior Class. SYLVIA IRENE EADS Success is a matter of prcserverance and concentration. Girl Reserves: Sunshine: G. A. A. A 7AeAT4-ICHIAFI fl I 111 lu fd K, 'r Ai .Jw ffl A II' 1 Top Row ROBERT FAGAN Ambition is germ from which all noble- ncss proceeds. MARGUERITE ELLEN FLETOH ER High aims form high characters, and great objects bring out great minds. Girl Reserves 4: Classical Club 2, 3, 4: Cui Bono 3: Plus Ultra 4: Athenian: Speech Arts 3, 4: Sunshine: Newspaper: G. A. A. 2, 3: Library 4. MARTHA FUDGE Whate'er she did was done with dignity and ease. Speech Arts 2, 3, 4: Classical Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society: 3, 4: Junior Class president: Digging Up the Dirt : The New Po0r : The McMurray Chinn: Sunshine fPres. 43: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Athenian: Orchestra 1, 3: Band 1, 2: Newspaper 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Plus Ultra 4: Cui Bono 3. M AY GILKEY In thy face I see the 'map of honor, truth and loyalty. Classical Club 1, 2: Sunshine: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4: National Honor So- ciety 4: Athenian. ROBERT V. DRYER Originality and cheerfulness are the badge of this gentleman. Hi-Y: Courtesy Club fSec.-Treas. 41. Z I Bottom Rou- JAMES H. GRIMES Friendship makes happiness. ELIZABETH GRIMES Reprise is as necessary as conversation. Sunshine Society. LILLIAN ALICE GREEN Even virtue is more fair when it appears in a beautiful person. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Sunshine: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mikado : orchestra: Pirates of Penzance orchestra. BETTY LOU GRIMES Good humor is the health of the soul. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4: Sunshine: Classical Club 1, 2: Pinaf0re : Chorus 3, 4. RICHARD GOHMAN A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. Courtesy Club 3, 4: Newspaper: Speech Arts 4: Audubon: Classical Club 2, 3, 4: Plus Ultra CVice-pres. 41. Page Forty four RUALATJ-ICHIAH was si ., its X Top Row Bottom Row BETTY JOHNSTON ROBERT HUNGATE Good sense and good nature are never Hlndisputalnle, a great, good, handsome separatedfy man is the first of rfreatcd things. Speech Art?-Z Girl Reserves: Classical Club: Speech Arts: Classical Club. Plus Ultra: Sunshine: G. A. A.: Newspaper. BYRON HAMM CAROLINE MAE HESLER She has the happy gift of being agreeable. . Man is made great or little by his own Speech AMS Qsecgrreasl 4,3 Girl Re, will' serves 2, 3, 4: Sunshine: Athenian: News- Football 4: Basetball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Paper: Ink Drops: Classical Club 1, 2. Courtesy 4. ETHEL HUGHES EDITH VIRGINIA HARTUNG Of plain good sense lifcls current coin is A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any made. market-H Sunshine: Classical Club: Cui Bono. Sunshine: Girl Reserves. AR AN MARCIEZI, HIMES FLOYD ELBA HAYES M I, . . . . ,, HA 0 d man does d moral I' livi I H ' What sweet delight a quiet life ajffords. g 0 , goo. y y nj' Sunshine: Girl Reserves: Courtesy Club: Bowers Hlgh School 3' Basetbau' Orchestra: Glee Club: Mikadu : Pirates of Penzance. MILDRED DEAN HAYES A happy girl is a friendly one. JAMES R. GRIMES Sunshine: Girl Reserves. Silence is goldenf' I 'age Forty-KVI cis r T i Q in ll l ll 5 la ,. il l l E l ll ll EQ W 'I ,ll l ll I l l L UADATHCHIAH 0 57' RX I xsf',1.1 if Wt ' it ,. ,ees Top Row Bottom Row MINNIE MILDRED KNIGHT The highest graves of 'l'H.llSl1' flew from the feelings of the heart. Band: Orchestra: Mikado : Pirates Of Penzancen: Orchestra: Pinafore : Orches- tra: Athenian: Classical Club 1. 2: Cui Bono 3: Speech Arts 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves: Sun- shine: National Honor Society: Newspaper: Quill and Scroll: Central Indiana Oratorical Contest 3, 4: Anna Willson Oratorical Contest 3, 4: The New Poor The MacMurray Chin , Music Contest 1, 3, 4. EDGAR JONES What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Band 1, 2, 3. MINNIE KING Where therds a will, there's a way. Classical Club 1, 2: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Librarian 3, 4: Sunshine: Glee Club 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Athenian: Speech Arts: Central Indiana Oratorical Contest: Anna Willson Contest: The MacMurray Chin : Newspaper: The Christmas Awakening. ARTHUR LEWELLEN He has science that is well-digested, gourl sense, and reason. Classical Club. JOSEPH BERNARD KELLY Oh, give us the man who sings at his work. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 1Vice Pres. 47: Chorus: Mikado : Pirates of Penzance : Courtesy Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Classical Club 1, 2: Pinafore : Newspaper 4: Speech Arts 4. CLAUDE HARVEY LEMON He that has patience can be what he will ELEANOR KIRK She speaks and acts just like she ought Sunshine: Girl Reserve: Courtesy Club. DUNCAN MACKINTOSH He that reigns within himself is more than a kingf' Honor Society 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, 1Treas. 43 Speech Arts 3, 4, lPres. 41: Debate 3, 4 Anna Willson Oratorical Cthird placel: Cen tral Indiana Oratorical ifirst placej: The New Poor : The MacMurray Chinn: Font ball 3: Newspaper: Athenian: Quill and Scroll: Cui Bono 3: Plus Ultra 4: Classical Club 1, 2. RUSSELL MARSHALL Paradise is open to all kind hearts. BETTY ANN MOCLAMROCH True politeness is perfect ease and per fectionf' Classical Club 1, 2: Sunshine : Girl Re serves. Page Forty six EUALATHCHIFIH 1 'rylll'g:V: ' I . 'X fi , I 5' f I I . I Top Row ELEANOR FRANCES MILLER A good disposition is better than !l0ld- Sunshine: Girl Reserves: Chorus. MARY M. MCINTIRE Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Sunshine: Girl Reserves: G. A. A. EILEEN MCKINLEY Small things do cast radiance so. Arsenal Technical High School: Greenfield High School: Sunshine: Girl Reserves. CLAIRE MILLER She has a smile for everyone. Audubon Society 2: G. A. A. fSee.-Treats. 3, 41: Girl Reserves: Sunshine iCabinet 2. 41: Courtesy Club 1Sec.-Treas. 31. EMMETT ELLWOOD MCCLARREN If a man empties his purse into his head: no one can take it from him. Hi-Y: Classical Club: Plus Ultra: Courtesy Club. Page Forty-seven I Q Bottom ltow GEORGE R. NORMAN One of the few men who are both great and good. Hi-Y fPreS. 41 : National Honor Society 3, 4, fTreas. 41: Speech Arts 3, 4, fVice-Pres. 41 : Cui Bono 3: fPres.1 : Classical Club 1, 2: Athenian: Band: Debate 3, 4. REID MYERS Wise men argue causes. CORA FERN MOUNT Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Sunshine: Girl Reserves: Chorus. CHARLES A. MOYER He is a good fellow: 'twill all be well. Hi-Y 1Sec. 41: Band: Orchestra: Speech Arts: Athenian: Pinafore.'i JOHN NORDMAN He has won the friendship of all. Hi-Y: Football: President of Senior Class. ZWW NAP rp' D i I I l. QTAAATJ-lCllIFIIlf .Ji 1 J J J 1 fllfx - I lfllftfj' F ll' . ' Nl Cl Task Fon Bottom Row CHARLES OLIVER DOROTHY E. RUSSELL 'QA thzusaml 'zvorrics of life could not. Laugh and the world laughs with you. emzitter is temper. Sunshine. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, fTreaS. 2, 33: Courtesy Club 2, 3. MARY SHERWOOD MARY PICKEL gHerh.way.sGar2 thi ways of 1Il0llSlL'ltt'Ylt588., , Ami she has pretty brofum cycsf' uns me' ' ' ' P Sunshine. 14 El BETTY MAXINE SHAW Good taste is the flower of good sense. I T THOIYHAS PICKPL . - H Band: Orchestra 1: Girl Reserves: Sun- L A T001 ffwml 'LS U' WU6 f'f'lCVld- shine: Speech Arts: Classical Club 1, 2. in E AUTUMN J. PETT MARIE BETH ROBERTS l A light heart lirycs long. A 'merry countenance with a merry heart. ll Bedford High School: Girl Reserves: Sun- Sunshine: Girl Reserves: Chorus: G. A. A.: U I shine: Speech Arts: Chorus: Pinafore. Pirates of Penzance. l l Q 1 I JUNIOR PARKS MARY ELISABETH SHAW I With labor everything prospcrsf' A pretty girl with lots of style. 1 l Williamsport High School: Monticello High Sunshine: Girl Reserves: Speech Arts: ' 7 School 2: West Lafayette 3. Classical Club 1, 2: Glee Club 1. , l W . ln , 41 Page Forty-eight Q UALATHCTIIAH ...ll 1 u C S2 1 f-WTS H Kiqgmqif lop ho .41 GEORGE SIMMONS Always willy. a smile for everyo'm:. Track 2. CAROLYN S1MMs With her good 'nature arid gracious ways, sh.e's always welrome any place. Classical Club 1, 2: Chorus: Sunshine: Girl Reserves: Speech Arts: QV. P. 31: News- paper: Pirates of Penzance: Athenian, FAYE SLAVENS He is gentle, tall, arrrl shy, but thr:re's a tivinlcle in his eye. GERALDINE SMITH A large part of virtue eonsisfs of good habits. Sunshine. CHARLEY SMITH Thr: most profoumi joy has more of gravity than gaiety in il. Page Forty-'nine Y WV Bottom Row Sm T. STOUT, JR. 1, jfe is too short for login. Vice President of Class 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Speech Arts: Debate 4: Courtesy Club lVice Pres. 45: Yell Leader 3, 4: Athenian: News- paper: Classical Club. ROVENE ROSCOE STAMPS This worlrl belongs to the em'rg1'Ii:'. Oraturical 4: Classical Club: Debate. EARL A. SNYDER, JR. The only 'way to have a ,friend is to lu' onef' Speech Arts: Classical Club: Band: Quill and Scroll: Newspaper: The New Prior . The McMurray Chin : Audubon. WARNER STEWART A superior man is modest irl. his spernh but exceeds in his aetiorlf' MILDRED M. STEPHENS We can do more good by br'i'n.!1 Hood than amy other way. Sunshine: Girl Reserves. J' i JADATMCHIAD 1' 1 1 'rf ' I if Q V ' ,f 'I f ir! fi' Spy ,. .4 .1 4 fx 'V K ji - I Q T: N T c -6 N: ,. 4' jf I X jfk- -ff-2 'I 4 Mfg, ,-If V ,. Top Row - I B0tf07!2QLEB1ll I I LLL ROBERT DUNN SYMMES ZENITH KENDALL WHEAT The greatest little man in school. In activity ice must find our joy as well Speech Arts: The New Po0r : Athenian? as our gl0Ty'H Newspaper: Track: Debate 4: Classical Club. Pirates of Penzanceu: Mikad0 : Pina- fore : Football: Basketball: Track. ROBERT MBL ,, TRI E . BYRON PAUL VAN SCOYOC V Playful blushes that seem. but luminous H , rl gggapgs of glwughtj' po fha secret of success is constancy to pur- U Agriculture Club. S ' l T BEVERLY DAHN WELSH Q JEANNE SUTTON . . Into artist's hands God breathes life and l The 8147i-9711719 of life 18 'mfldfi up of 'UWJI from their hands it comes in fair forms to 5 little beams that are bright all the time. bless the world. H SDGSCY1 Arts? Girl R9S9!'V?SI C1S.SSiC81 Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Sunshine: Courtesy . Plus Ultra: Sunshine: Natlonal Honor Socie- Club: Honor Society: Athenian: Sophomore 1 ty: Newspaper. Class President: Newspaper. l i K ll HELEN S1-ULL W. EITH WHALEN 3 Self respect-that corner stone nf.virtue. Success is a matter of perseverance anrl il Sunshine: Girl Reserves. mnwntrationy l Goshen High School: Classical Club. li KATIZTRYN M. -TUTT - H LOYD WALDON 'X Accuracy is a twin brother of honesty. I am a man and whatever concerns human- ! Sunshine: Girl Reserves: Milwaukee High ity is of interest to me. 1 School. Hi-Y: Football 3, 4. i' l li l l E E l 1 33 l i ll H QQ I , l l l w .4 Page Fifty - - - - fflanrucnnnnl ee- A -- Page Fifty-one ' fmeljw CHARLEAN WHITTINGTON She is made of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf' Pirates of Penzance : Pinafore : G. A. A. p Athenian : Sunshine: Newspaper: Girl Reserves: Classical Club: Library 3, 4: Chorus. NORWOOD WILSON A well bred man is always sociable and complaisantf' Newspaper 4: Classical Club 4: Shelbyville High School 3. MAURICE YOUNG Actions speak louder than words. Hi-Y: Courtesy Club: Speech Arts: Senior Student Manager. FRANCES WOODEN . Great works are performed by perserver- ance. Sunshine 2 Chorus. 'Tl Q .g5 ll g UAL Am Cn l A n rlfrsi-11-151241-i 'k11.l,gI1,-fT71'fel1 ,fff.1 . CHS I'llj1I3 Ffflyf Page Fifty-three UA-,ATllCDIFlfl JUNIGRS Eleventh Gracle Fourth Row: Jerry Eubank, Richard Allen, Robert Macherey, Robert Orcutt, William Rhoads, Edward Linderman, Rex Worley, Minter Orcutt, LaVern Remley, Evelyn Gilkey. 5 Third Row: Richard Ristine, Robert Cunning- ham, Martha Moon. Alma Brown, Gertrude Dun- can, Marjorie 0'Herron, Jeanne Murphy, John McKinstry, Milford Thompson, Esther Appearson, Innis Coons, Ralph Rose. Second Row: Betty Cosby, Virginia Gray, Ruth Jo Cunningham, Mary Ann Mitchell, Joan Foreman, Billy Joe Haines, Allen Kinnaman. Robert Stump, Basil Little, Lester Douglas, Aileen Foxworthy, Buena High, Claudine Esra. First Row: Harold Hughes, Ivan Starnes, Luther Smith, Archie Taylor, Hartly Dellinger, Bob Stafford, William Surface. Fourth Row: Stanley Trimble, Albert Hinton, Thelma Crowe, Rex Linn,ANoble Jackman, Bruce Jones, Evelyn Meek, Betty Lou Taylor, Mabel Weir, Rachel Norman. Third Row: Alice Holloway, Claudine Crane, Kay Howell, Janice Rynearson, Bessie Taylor, Betty Shelton, Roberta Bessemer, Frances Fagan, LaVarre Paith, Nola Ellis, Katherine Middleton, Jack Bushong. Second Row: Anita Saulmon, Frances Holmes, Richard Lovell, Lloyd Everett, James Sabens, Darrell Quillin, Autumn Pett, Caryl Randolph, Thelma Johnson, Mary Dice, Betty Lou Taylor, Esta Lee Ross, Ida Fairfield. First Row: Don Sumner, Ed Campbell, Car- roll Burks, Willis Sheets, Vester Wheat, Cecil Hall, Robert Smith. Fifth Row: Leon Weir, Joe Hartley, John Utterback, Bartow Bechtal, Lloyd Bennett, Bill Williams, Clayton McCormick, Paul Frees. Fourth Row: Carl Todd: Stanley Harshbarger, Julian Robinson, Dalton Maxwell, Lelton Rice, Robert Cunningham, Shirley Dellinger, Christina Brady, Ruby Bowen, Rebecca Dellinger, Raymond Edwards, Leonard Eck. Third Row: Lavonna, Wright, Virginia Lou Humphrey, Kathleen Remley, Helen Brown, Naomi Combs, Beth Brooks, Virginia Haase, Doris Hayes, Carolyn Colfel, Miriam Hedge. Mary F. Alexander, Mary E, Breedlove, Barbara Booe, Charles Looka- bi . 1 Second Row: Grayson Parks. Kenneth Alex- ander, Thelma Jordan, Mary McKeown, Nellie Johnson, Maxine Waldon, Joseph Elliott. Carl Frees, Lloyd Brown, Ola Whitis, Elva Hughes, Wanldgztlee Doyle, Franklin Johnson. Fi Row: Robert Biggs, Stanley Shelton, William Hackett, Bernard Massing, Ned Rickett, Dan Gilliland, Elbert Sherwood, Donald Kendall, Oscar Sering, Ewald Domroese, Harold Binford. JUNIOR OFFICERS President-Don Kendall Vice-President-Barbara Booe Secretary-Joe Hartley Treasurer-John Utterback Sponsors-Mr. Woodruff Miss Thompson Mr. McCullough ,..,f A , -. fi KIALATHCHIAD Fifty-five J ffrsrmlcnlnn SOPHOMORES Tenth Grade Fourth Row: Edward Morris, Evelyn Hurt, Anita Patton, Evelyn Nordman, Alvin Breaks, John Slattery, Gregory Caplinger, Noel Pritchard, Paul Morrison, Bob Clements, Ned Scott, Clyde Sutton, Jack Lemon, Etherton Jackson. Third Row: Mary Jane Shortridge, Norma Heath, Dallas Jordan, Hazel Hedges, Dolores Turner, Josephine McCarthy, Virginia Young, Cora Maxwell, Betty Burke, Maxine Evans, Alta Thompson, Elizabeth Caster, Mary Lou Denney, Anna R. Knight. Second Row: Robert Kitts, Joseph Lemon, Richard Allen, Walter McBride, Edith Lamb, Lois Cornett, Mary Jeannette Sering. Martha Keesee, Martha Jean Todd, Dortha Odell, Hubert Jones, John Purner, John Harper. First Row: Robert Tompkins, Harvey Cald- well, James Zachary, Raymond Stephens, Harold Rosen, Orin Miller, Faye Cumingore, Donald Edwards, Justus Jackson. Fourth Row: Mary Mitchell, Waneta Scott, Madge Westfall, Margaret Sherwood, Max Hays, Thomas Keefe, Emory Lynch, Paul Vincent. Jack Ellis, Jimmie Manson, Robert Brown, Harry Rho-ads, Donald Surface. Third Row: Martha Nutt, Ruth Randolph, Marjorie Ecker, Margaret Ward, Rebecca Stephens, Betty Jean Hartung, Martha Jean Rickett, Jean- ette Sheets, Esther Burnside, Bill Symvmes, Walter Manges, Lloyd Vaught. Second Row: Tom Murphy, Eugene Busenbark, Bennie Ball, Leroy Pope, Billy Naugle, Isabel Taylor, Marian Fadely, Bernice Petit, Martha Osborne, Elah Rice, Dorothy Hughes, Robert White, Wallace Douglas. -First Row: Joe Winters, Walter Mason, Rus- sell Dawson, Homer Wallen, Merl Russell, Alvin Ricklefs, Howard Lee, Edgar Ross, Paul Dicker- son, Donald Grimes, Harold Layne. Fourth Row: Rudolph Holmes, George Head- Iee, Emory Simmons, George Scharf, David Thompson, Bob Davis, Claude Dickman. Fred Whittington, Frederic Haffner, Louis Baker, Henry Mangus, Bob Starnes, Robert Groves, Robert Atkinson, Kenneth Routh, Junior Kelly, Gerald Tilney. Third Row: Alma McKinney, Virginia Hall, Charlo Albert, Eva May Starnes, Jean Welsh, Vera Miles, Caroline Miles, Eileen Zachary, Mildred Cox, Mary Chesterson, Paul Young, Don- ald Middleton, Robert Todd, Leland Quisenberry. Second Row: Marvin Johnson, Merle Rutledge, Fred Esra, Ralph Gephart, Betty Dailey, Kathleen Grenard, Jean Burkholder, Betty Shaver, Mary Louise Watson, Virginia Boze, Martha Harrison, Mary Farrow, Ruth McClure. First Row: Robert Fairfield, Edward Scherer. Bob Peirce, Hugh Wilson, Robert Delp, Harold Douglas, Robert Kennedy. George Gilkey, William Shubert, Edward Coletto, Richard Cofling. Walter Clearwaters. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President-Claude Dickman Vice-President-Paul Frees Secretarye-Madge Westfall TreasurerABennie Ball Sponsors-Miss Guilliams Miss Temple Miss Dorsey Mr. Wells i UA-,ATHCDIAH Activities When school is out and the last bell rings, The students do all sorts of things, Some of them go out for sports, Some prefer debate retorts, There's almost one club for each day, So each and every student may Choose the one that he likes best, And lend support to all the rest. P096 Fifty-six - uuutlnll ' 1 V N 1 N' i I Qs, ,Q I i a I l I i HUAQATHCHIAFI Athletic Staff A new member was added to the athletic staff this year when Mr. McCullough came to Crawfordsville to take up his duties as basketball coach of the Athenian squad. Mr. McCullough acquired his coaching ability and knowledge at Indiana University and has demonstrated his talent successfully during his coaching seasons at Melroy, Owensville, and Shelbyville. Despite many handicaps he has turned in a very creditable season while coaching for Crawfordsville and has encouraging hope for the Athenians next season. Mr. DeBard continued his position as football coach for C. H. S. this year and, despite several injuries to his men, built a team that would be a credit to any coach. Coach DeBard also served as assistant basketball coach to Mr. McCullough and rendered some very valuable assistance in that capacity. Nolan C. Craver, the athletic director, deserves much credit for his splendid assistance in the promotion of all athletics in Crawfordsville High School. He has been especially active in the promotion of athletics in the grade schools. Mr. Craver completed his eighth year of athletic activities for C. H. S. this spring. 1935 Football Schedule September 13-WVestfield, here September 20-West Lafayette, there September 27-Brazil, here October 4-Sheridan, there October ll-Jeff Cllafayettej, there October 16-Kirklin, here October 25-Wiley of Terre Haute, there C Men-Football Robert Buser- Bob played a nice game at guard in spite of being handi- capped by lack of size. Our only regret is that Bob won't be in there next season. Robert Carver-Robert played his second year at tackle. Very few gains were made over right tackle while Robert was playing the position. Robert is a senior. - Carmon Combs-Carmon played his first and last year with C. H. S. He was one of the trickiest and fastest men on the team. He played halfback and is a senior. Claude Dickman-Claude played his first year at end for C. H. S. He turned in some line performances. He has two more years of competition and should do some fine playing. Elmer Dickman-Elmer played at the left tackle position for two years and has done fine playing. We regret that he won't be back next year. Ile is a senior. Paul Edwards- Pinky, although not a regular, was a very capable reserve. He has one more year and should turn in some fine playing. Byron Hamm-Hamm played regular at the quarterback position for C. H. S. He was very steady and dependable. He is a senior. Joe Hartley-Joe was one of the best men in the line. He played left guard and that position was one of the toughest spots in the Athenian line. He has one more year. Page Fcfty-'nine cus - UAQATHCHIAD' Don Kendall-In his second year out, Kendall played at the center position most of the time. He was a good defense player and one of' the biggest men on the team. He has one more year of competition. Rex Linn-Rex did some fine playing at the right tackle position last season. He has shown steady improvement during the last year. He has one year left. Robert Macherey- Bob although one of the youngest men on the squad, was one of the ball carriers on the team. He has a promising future and the best thing about it all is that he has two more years left to play with C. H. S. John Nordman-John was the worst victim of tough luck on the team. His leg was broken the day before the iirst game. He had the possibilities of becoming one of the best fullbacks C. H. S. ever had. He is a senior. Garnet Rice- Garny alternated between guard and fullback last season. Although one of the smallest men on the squad, he could always be counted on to give his best. He has one year left to play. James Sabens- Jim alternated between guard and center. Although being rather small he was always able to hold his own. He has one more year of competition. Elbert Sherwood-After Nordman was hurt, Elbert filled in at the full- back position remarkably well. Although he is rather small he possesses a lot of drive. He will be back next year. Robert Stafford-Bob played his second year at end and turned in some mighty fine playing. Much is expected of him next year. John Utterback- Johnny, although being out for the first time, played some fine football at left end. He will probably be in there again next year as he is a junior. Zenith Wheat-Wheat proved to be one of the most consistent men in our backfield. His services will be missed next year. Numerals Robert Smith, Luther Smith, Wayne Thompson, Hershel Thomas, Ross Hahn, Lester Douglas, Charles Lookabill, Stanley Shelton, Charles White, Joe Kelly, Lloyd Waldon, William Steele, Floyd Calvert, Melvin Priest, Ed Camp- bell, Harvey Caldwell, Maynard Darnall, Richard McGaughey, and Paul Frees. 1 1 Page Sixty KIALATI-lCi'IIFIflr Football Season . The season of 1934 for the most part was devoted to building for the future. Most of the team was inexperienced and lacking in the conidence that comes from experience. With a season 's experience we may look forward to a good season next year. The season was opened at Westfield and C. H. S. won 12 to 0, playing in a blinding rain most of the game. The game was featured by the brilliant return of a punt for a touchdown by Combs. The next game was played with West Lafayette at the Wabash College field. Most of the game was again played in the rain. An Athenian goalward drive in the final minutes was stopped short by the gun. The game ended in a scoreless tie. The team next journeyed to Brazil. The game was played in a downpour of rain and the field became a. sea of mud as a result. The Athenians played gallantly but lost 6 to 0. Sheridan was the next foe of the Athenians. C. H. S. won easily 24 to 0. That was the first game of the season played on a dry field. The home-coming foe of the Athenians was Wiley of Terre Haute. The Athenians outplayed their foes most of the game but lost 7 to 0. The team next journeyed to Kirklin confident of an easy victory, They were sadly surprised and were lucky to come out with a scoreless tie. They were forced back on the one-yard line in the final minutes of the game and by sheer will power staved off defeat. The Athenians next faced the highly-touted Jefferson of Lafayette team. The J eff squad lived up to its reputation and won 20 to O. All loyal supporters of the C. H. S. squad should look forward to next season with much optimism as eleven letter men will be available to form the nucleus of the team. We wish them luck in the future. Basketball Under the piloting hand of Coach McCullough the Athenian Midgets got away to what seemed to be a promising season, but due to a pretty tough schedule and plenty of hard luck several hard fought games were dropped by the way-side. H Mr. McCullough was handicapped by having a group of young players this year to build on, but as he will lose but three regulars this year, Wheat. Combs, and Hamm, he will have a veteran string next year. The first string squad this year consisted of Kendall, Stafford, Wheat, Combs, Hamm, Hartley, Utterback, Thompson, Lookabill and Hahn. The second string was composed of Headlee, McG,aughey, Caldwell, Campbell, Sumner and Morris. The Athenians won their first game of the season from Covington. The next game was a defeat, however, going to Jefferson, CLafayetteD. The games following were trying times for the Midgets, as they dropped several in succession. But lady luck once again smiled on the Athenians when they bowled over Greencastle at the Wabash Gym February 13, in an exciting struggle to win 29 to 27. Wins from Attica and Franklin and a defeat by Lebanon ended the regular schedule of season's games. Page Sixty-one QI G15 TAQATJ-ICHIAH Basketball THIRD ROW': Coach DeBard, Zenith Wheat, Joe Hartley. Bob Stafford, Don Kendall, Charles Lookabill, Coach McCollough. SECOND ROVV: Carmon Combs, Byron Hamm, John Utterback, Maurice Young fmanagerb, David Thompson, Ross Hahn. FIRST ROW: George Headlee, Richard McGaughey, Edward Morris, Don Sumner. Harvey Caldwell, Edward Campbell. Football FOURTH ROW: Kendall, Coach DeBard, Bushong Cassist. Inanagerj, McGaughey, Lookabill, Thomas, Calvert, R. Linn, Kelly, Darnall, Dellinger, Buser, Young fmanagerh. THIRD ROW: Dukes, Nordman, E. Dickman, Hartley, Carver, Stafford, Hamm, Edwards, Priest, C. Linn. SECOND ROW: Hahn, C. Dickman, Machery, Rice, Sabens, Skelton, Campbell, Mangus, White, Rose, William Surface, Max Brown. FIRST ROW D. Surface, R. Smith, Combs, Sherwood, Utterback, W. Thompson, Frccs. Coach McCullough is not in the picture. Vrmrf Siafty-twn i dAf,ATl-lCIlIAI1- - Tournaments The Big Four Tourney. held at Greencastle proved to be another hackset for the Athenians. Crawfordsville dropped-their first game to Greencastle, and also lost the consolation tilt to Brazil. It was thought that the Athenian Midgets had a splendid opportunity of winning the section tournament this year, and they seemed to be making good until they met a strong Linden team. Having won from New Ross and New Market, they lost a hard fought game to Linden by a score of 22 to 30 and were eliminated from the tourney. The second team met up with hard luck in the county tournament this year. Although they defeated Waveland in a double overtime tussle 23 to 22, they lost their next encounter to Ladoga by the small margin of' 21 to 19. C Lettermen Carmon Combs-Plenty of speed and fight made Carmon a flashy forward. He graduates this year and we're sorry to lose him. Byron Hamm-Barney is another senior on this year's squad. Although this is his first year as a regular on the first string squad he saw plenty of action and always could be depended upon for some points. Byron played on the second string last year. Joe Hartley-Joe is a junior this year and so has one more year of basketball for C. H. S. His pep and determination adds greatly to the team. Don Kendall-Don has the distinction of having made the first string squad in his freshman year and so he has had three years of competition. He is a junior and with his size and experience we'1l expect great things from him next year. Bob Stafford-Bob has played two years on the squad and has proved to be a very steady player. He is a junior and will be back next year to get that tip-off for C. H. S. John Utterback-John is the only new letterman in the squad and there- fore will be the only one to sport a brand new sweater. He is a junior. Zenith Wheat-Wheat is a senidr this year and we're sorry to lose him. He has turned in some good games during the past two years. Numeral winners as well as members of the B team contribute much to the success of a basketball team. Without them it is impossible to have a winning team. Numeral winners for this year are: Edward Campbell, Ross Hahn, Charles Lookabill, Richard McGaughey, and David Thompson. Page S ty-three -rf. Q Jn. TAQATJ-ICDIAH Girls' Athletic Association This year the members of our Girls' Athletic Association have been very active in their various games played after school. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to promote an activity for every girl, to keep the ideal of good playing rather than winning, and constant ideal of good sportsmanship, and to develop leadership and hygienic living. Each year awards are given to the members for taking an active part in the activities. These awards are earned according to the point system of the Indiana League of High School Girls' Athletic Association. A monogram is the first award given for 150 points, a school letter for 250 points, and a. wall plaque as the state award for 350 points. The activities for which points are granted are divided into organized activities, unorganized activities, and achievement tests. The organizations are soccer, volley ball, basketball and baseball which are under the teacher's instruction in gym class or after school. Ten points are given for each of the organized activities lasting over a term of six weeks. The games are managed by members of leader 's class. During the soccer season Juanita Dukes was manager, and Elah Rice and Charlean Whittington were captains of the teams. Charlean Whittington was volley ball manager while Ruth Layer, Betty Johnston, Marjorie Ecker, and Claire Miller headed the teams. Claire Miller managed the basketball. Margaret Davis, Virginia Haase, Elah Rice and Juanita Dukes were the captains. The members of Leader's class officiated at the games according to the rules for women as authorized by the Women 's Division of National Amateur Athletics Federation, and coached the various teams. The unorganized activities included tennis, skating, ping-pong, walking, and other similar activities which are carried on by the individual student outside of school and not under the direct supervision of a teacher. For a term of six weeks of unorganized activities tive points are given. If one passes an achievement test she earns ten points for each. These may be taken only once. Our G. A. A. is a charter member of the state league that was newly organized last year. Miss Hoaglin, our sponsor, is the president of the Indiana State League and is the founder of the local organization. She has worked most diligently to make it successful. The 1935 seniors are the last of the local charter members! In the picture on page 68: Back Row: Claire Miller, secretary-treasurer, Elah Rice, vice-president. Front Row: Margaret Davis, president, Josephine McCarthy, social manager. Page S xty four UAL AHTHCFIIAFI Sunshine Society There's sunshine in old C. H. S. No matter what the Weather, When Sunshine girls get out their smiles, And start to Work together. So spreading cheer is what they do On every day the whole year through, At Christmas time they bring great joy To every little girl and boy. To add more members to their name And make their forces mighty, They organized the junior girls Into a Junior High Society. A fashion show they had, prepared lunches, Bought clothes, paid a hospital bill, Just what more could they have done This one short year to fill? In the picture on page 68: Back Row--Claire Miller, Marjorie Ecker, Jean Murphy, Anita Patton, LaVarre Paith Ccabinet ofiicersl. Front Row-Jean Welsh, secretary, Barbara Booe, vice-president, Martha Fudge, president, Kathleen Remley, treasurer, Margaret Davis. AG Club Here 's to the Aggies loyal and true, They'll be good farmers thru and thru, They 're the ones, people all say, Who boost the school in the good old way. Under Mr. Stewart 's care These boys will get somewhere, They cannot fail, our farmer friends, For upon them our life depends! In the picture page 68: Back Row-Harold Binford, treasurer, Walter Manges, secretary. Front Row-Harold Hughes, reporter, James Sabens, president, Donald Childress, vice-president. Joe H1-Y With George Norman in the lead, The Hi-Y's have shown some speed. They left nothing to be done Yet they had the best of fun. Did everybody hear Of what they did this year? First the Homecoming Parade Then the initiation escapade. The Girl Reserves were sure delighted When to their party they were invited Next on their list they helped this year The Sunshine Girls spread Christmas cheer. They held the book exchange And chapel programs helped to arrange. Then, too, the Hi-Y's were no flops When they Worked as traffic cops. In the picture page 68: Back Row-John Nordman, sergeant-at-arms, Kelly, vice-president. Front Row-Duncan Mackintosh, treasurer, Charles Moyer, secretary, George Norman, president. Page Sixty-Jive QE Ek, cus UAQATHCHIFIH Page S ixty-six -yaggr-A-rf-s:q ,:, V, Q may, UALATHCHIAH National Honor Society Ice cream for sale, candy for sale, Or Won't you buy some gum? Suchutterances were often heard When visiting athletes come. The money due them from these sales Was used for chapel speakers. And many clever ones there were From cowboy to professors. High Scholarship they must attain, And Leadership display, Build Character Without a stain Give service everyday. And quality not quantity Is that which sets the goal And in the future years We hope That many will enroll. In the picture page 68: Back Row-Ruby Davidson, secretary, Maynard Darnall, president. Front Row--Martha J. Caster, vice-presidentg George Norman, treasurer. In the picture : Classical Club Those who study Latin have a treat When at the Classical Club they meet They learn of Romans and their Ways And how they lived in olden days. The flag salute and songs they sing Each in Latin clearly ring. So they play and have their fun Yet help to get their Work done. Mary Curtis, president, George Gilkey, Martha Nutt, secretary-treasurer. Plus Ultra High on Mount Olympus CIn reality Room 2095 Reigns Minerva and her helpers, Even in this modern time. The object of their studies Of classics and classical things, Is to learn more of the background To which mythology clings. This objective was accomplished By digging in historical mine-s, But a modern note was added By a cross-word puzzle sometimes. Though Rome of old may seem remote- Far oif from modern men, Just happen in some day to see Its heroes live again. In the picture page 66: Jeanne Sutton, secretary, Richard Gohman, vice- presidentg Ruby Davidson, president. Page Sixty-seven vice-president, E UAIATHCFIIAD Pg Y' 'j .eq 4 'FF' T011-1,35 jzvwpz- ,5 N. .-r.,-, W- A Uk, All-ICllIFlFl Girl Reserves With find and give the best, their goal They started out this year, A loyal group of friendly girls Both willing and sincere. With their traditional service They ushered members in- These to take up candles of light Their service to begin. Old magazines and papers, too, They sold to make some mon,', To take good care of their expense In helping out someone. They had their meetings every month And luncheons now and then, Their social season climaxed with A party for the Hi-Y men. In the picture page 68: Back Row-Margaret Davis, secretary, LaVarre Faith, treasurer. Front Row-Ruby Davidson, vice-president, Martha J. Caster, president. I Courtesy Club The Courtesy Club stands for courtesy, And every member that you see Just as when they helped the 7B 's Is as courteous as can be. At every meeting under Carolyn Dice, The members certainly did act nice. They listened to Mr. Jackson's keen advice And now before they act, think twice. In the picture-Harry Stout, vice-president, Carolyn Dice, president, Robert Dryer, secretary-treasurer. Page Sixtyvninc Journalism With the kind permission of the Journal Review, The journalism classes, old and new, Under Miss Grubb's kind and careful attention, Have written copy worthy of mention. Each one has become a cub reporter And to his paper a loyal supporter Who gives every assignment its just dues And so has developed his nose for news. .i UAL ATHCHIAD CIABATMCHIAH' Music Department Senior Band Instrumental and vocal talents have been developed in the band, orchestra, and chorus. The teachers are Mr. Gremelspacher, Miss Porter, Miss Davis, and Miss Dennis. Miss Davis and Miss Dennis are new teachers this year in the music department. Ofiicers: President, Billy Joe Haines, vice-president, Alice Holloway, secretary, Marion Rynearson. The band placed in the first division in the state contest which was held at the high school on May 3, 4, 5. On May 31, June 1 and 2, the band attended the National Band Contest at Des Moines, Iowa. There it placed in the fourth division. The soloists who received honors were Eugene Patton, Billy Joe Haines, and George Norman, who placed in the second, third and fourth divisions respectively. ' The band, assisted by the Junior High Glee Clubs and the elementary School Choirs gave a holiday concert on December 20. The outstanding number on the program was the Il Guarany Overture by Gomez. Christmas Eve, two brass quartets helped to spread the Christmas spirit by caroling in different sections of the town. FOURTH RIOW: Robert Clements, Richard Lovell, Mary Galloway, Ted Brown, Kathleen Remley, Paul Frees, Mary Minnich, Robert Kennedy, Paul Morrison, Carl Todd, Emory Simmons, John Jonges, Betty Layne, Tom Murphy, LeRoy Esra, Vester Wheat. THIRD ROW: Charles Kinkead, Genevieve Kinkead, Maxine Haffner, Walter Clearwaters, Martha Nutt, Marjorie Ecker, Roberta Tucker, Lois Hamm, George Schaff, Bob Peirce, Ralph Gephart, Delmar Schular, Donald Shumaker, John Moon. SECOND ROW: Frances Gleason, Minnie Knight, Jean Welsh, Marian Rynearson, Ruby Davidson, Barbara Booe, Mary Lou Denny, Evelyn Hurt, George Gilkey, Alice Holloway, William Shubert, Robert Tompkins, Billy Haines, Dick Freeman, Ernest James, John Carter, Darrell Quillen, FIRST ROW: Robert Barton, Ed Linderman, Alta Thompson, Robert Max Brown, Jack Bushong, Alvin Breaks, George Norman, Edgar Jones, Bartow Bechtal, Rachel Norman, Royce McDonald, Allen Kinnaman. Additional members: Willis Sheets, Charles Moyer. Senior Crchestra Oilicers: President, Charles Moyer, vice-president, Billy Joe Hainesg secretary, Marian Rynearson. At the state contest last year the orchestra placed in the first division. Barbara Booe was the only soloist in the orchestra who placed in this division. The orchestra furnished music for the Speech Art's play The McMurray Chin. A string ensemble played for the Faculty Tea and for chapel. On January 12, ensemble broadcasted over the Purdue Broadcasting Station. Two dance orchestras have been organized. They have played for the school dances. FOURTH ROW: Alvin Breaks, Jack Bushong, Ruby Davidson, Nola Ellis, Billy Joe Haines, John Jones, Minnie Knight, Janice Rynearson, Bartow Bechtel, Royce McDonald Emory Simmons. THIRD ROW: Charles Moyer, Betty Lynch, Marjorie Ecker, Mary Lou Denney, Martha Nutt, Florence Oltman, Roberts, Tucker, George Gilkey, Alice Holloway, William Shubert, John Carter. SECOND ROW: Barbara Booe, Robert Cunningham, Harold Hughes, Betty Cosby, Martha Dill, Betty Shaver, Virginia Gray, Mae Gilkey, Dick Ristine, Alice Green, Edward Coletto, Guilford Sowers, Eugene 0'Dell. FIRST ROW: Dorotha Dawson, Virginia Paxton, Joanna Johnson, Martha Moon, Ed Linderman, Don DeVoto, Anna Ruth Knight, Bessie Taylor, Marjory Shortridge, Barbara McDonald, John Pugh. Additional member: Allen Kinnaman. the Senior Chorus FOURTH ROW: Miss Dennis, Faye Commingore, Max Hayes, Bennie Ball, Richard Ristine, Joe Kelly, Paul Morrison, Darrell Quillen, William Shubert, Joe Herron, Mary Mitchell, Jimmie Manson. THIRD ROW: Vester Wheat, Robert Tompkins, Viola Kitts, Ruby Bowlen, Julia Alexander,- Buena High, Shirley Dellinger, Juanita Dukes, Thelma Johnson, Mary Dice, Charlean Whittington, Robert Wilhite, Orin Miller. SECOND ROW: Franklin Davidson, Janice Rynearson, Gertrude Duncan, Joan Nelson, Caryl Randolph, Mary Louise Watson, Wandalee Doyle, Francis Fagan, Esta Lee Ross, Aileen Foxworthy, Nola Ellis, Rebecca Dellinger, Frances Wooden, Autumn Pett, Richard Lovell. FIRST ROW: Frances Miller, Cora Mount, Katherine Howell, Jaanne Sutton, Edith Lamb, Betty Grimes, Elizabeth Caster, Minnie King, Virginia Haase, Waneta Scott, Mary Shortridge, Elah Rice, Mary Jeannette Sheets. Additional members: Mary Alexander, Aldine Amstutz, William Williams. Page Seventy-one i ' 1i.:Q ' 'ibez V I A n Prlyff S'4'Hr'nfy-Imn KIALATHCDIAHT xBand Formations The band played for the football and basketball games. At the Crawfords- ville-Jefferson High football games, the band marched into the field and formed Hi. While standing in their positions they played How Do-you-do. The letter J for Jefferson was next made. The Junior Drum Corps formed the top part of the letter. After the formation of these letters was broken up, the C for Crawfordsville was formed. Ml-I. M. S. Pinafore Friday, February 8, 1935, the chorus with the cooperation of the rest of the music department and faculty, gave a comic light opera in two acts called H. M. S. Pinafore. The cast included: Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B. First Lord of the Admiralty ....... Paul Morrison Captain Corcoran, Commanding H. M. S. Pinafore ........... Richard Ristinc Ralph Rackstraw, Able Seaman .................... ...... J oseph Kelly Dick Deadeye, Able Seaman ...... . . .. . .... Joseph Herron Bill Bobstay, Boatswain ........ .... R ichard Lovell Bob Becket, Boa-tswain's Mate .... ..... R obert Wilhite Tom Tucker, Midshipmate .......... .... F ranklin Davidson Josephine, The Captain's Daughter ......................... Caryl Randolph Hebe, Sir Joseph 's First Cousin ............................ Kathryn Howell Mrs. Cripps CLittle Buttercupj Portsmouth Bumboat Woman ............ Charlean Whittington A Sir Joseph's sisters, cousins, and aunts-members of the Girls' Glee Club. Sailors-members of the Boys' Glee Club. 1 A Orchestra-Anna Ruth Knight, Bessie Taylor, Martha Moon, Marjorie Shortridge, Barbara Jean McDonald, Marian Rynearson, Ruby Davidson, Virginia Gray, May Gilkey, George Gilkey, Mary Lou Denny, Billy Joe Haines. Alice Holloway, Royce McDonald, LeRoy Esra, Eugene Ot'Dell. Accompanist- Mary Louise Watson. V Dancers-Alvin Breaks and Robert Tompkins. A The Stai-Lights, Byron Manson, Lysle Metz, make-up, F. Louis Schlem- mer, Mrs. Byron Manson, Byron Manson, Beth Booe Gremelspacher, and Mrs. Lysle Metz, programs, printing class, posters, art classes, stage, Eugene Edwards, Robert Clements, Thomas Ronk, William Stevens, and Robert Symmesg tickets, Richard Ristine, Jones Drug Store, ushers, Margaret Minnich, Helen Hubbard, lllary Mitchell, Marietta Darnall and Minnie King, music department, Lillian R. Porter, Mary Aveline Davis, Margaret E. Dennis, and Joseph A. Gremelspacherg assisting faculty, H. E. Biddle, H. O. Burgess, Emmet C. Stout, Harriet Gallup, Leila Hoaglin, K. C. James, S., M. Woodruff, Ti. J. C. Freeman. 'The Band Formation and Pinafore p' tures and engra ' g were paid for by the music department. Page Seventy-three cus 7A.e, ATI-ICIIIAFI Speech Arts The Speech Arts Club is composed of members ofthe senior high school who are interested in some phase of dramatics, drama, debate or oratory. The selection of members, which is made by the officers of the club, is based upon the person 's ability in some line of dramatics. In the meetings which are held every month, members display their various talents. Many times outside speakers are secured to appear before the group. Sponsors of the club are Mr. Crecelius, Mliss Beatty, and Mr. Sullivan. Oiiicers in the picture on page 68 age: Left to right-Duncan Mackintosh, president, Caroline Hesler, secretary-treasurer, George Norman, vice-president. Senior Play of l934 Who killed Cock Robin? Although that wasn't the exact question, similiar inquiries were being made by the cast of last year 's senior play, The Donovan Affairf' Since the Athenian went to press before the play was presented, the splendid cast shall be printed here. Under the direction of Mr. Crecelius and Mr. Sullivan, the play moved forward to success. The cast included: Carney ............... ..... C harles Devitt John Kellian ........ .... H arry Streibich Jean Rankin .... David Cornish .... Lydia Rankin .... Peter Rankin ..... Ben Holt ....... Anne Holt ..... Ruth Linsey .... Neil Linsey .... Horace Carter. . . Nelson ........... Mary ............ Professor Donovan ..... Mrs. Dowd ....... Roberts ..... . . . . . . Catherine Davis Billy Leavenworth . . . . . . .Alice Parlon . . . . . .John Moritz . . .Ernie Edwards . . . . .Louise Houlehan Rosemary O 'Neall . . . .James Leaming .Eugene Edwards ......Bruce Byrd . . . . .Virginia Grifiith . .James Houlihan . . . . .Doris Bayless . . . . .Stuart Carey Page Seventy four - ffm All-lCl'lIlClll1 Speech Arts Play 1935 THE MCMURRAY CHlN The theme of :'The McMurray Chin, the Speech Arts play presented this year, was the trials of' young love. To complicate matters the hero's aristo- cratic old aunt very graciously comes to aid in the care of the new baby. Oh well, such is life! Phillip Lansdale ........................................... Donald DeVoto Ellen Lansdale ..... ...... J eanne Sutton Aunt Deborah ....... ...... M ary G. Curtis Dr. Topping Sill ..... ..... Du ncan Mackintosh Libby ............. ........ Y Virginia Gray Bee Bardin ...... ...... lV Iinnie Knight Bob Scott .... Dr. Scott ...... . . . . .Earl Snyder .... ...Reid Myers Aunt Abbie ...................................,............ Martha Fudge Miss Griswold ............................................... Minnie King Direction of the play was under the supervision of Mr. Crecelius, Mr. Sullivan and Miss Beatty. Oratory Duncan Mackintosh Won the first State Oratorical contest sponsored by Wabash College on February 9, 1935. By the rules of the contest all orations had to be original. Winning first place made Duncan eligible for the national contest to be held at Kent, Ohio, on May 7, 1935. Crawfordsville orators also Won distinction in the Central Indiana contest when Minnie Mildred Knight won first place in the girls' division, and Duncan Mackintosh won first place in the boys' division. The 1934 Anna Willson contest was Won by Harry Streibich with James Leaming placing second, and Duncan Mackintosh, third. Page Seventy-Jive Tl - J. 7AfgAT4-ICIlIFIIl e Debate On January 7, Duncan Mackintosh, George Norman, and Reid Myers opened the debate season with Wiley High School of Terre Haute. The debate was broadcasted over radio station WBAA, the Purdue University station. The question for debate was, Resolved: That the Federal Government Shall Enact an Old Age Pension law. Crawfordsville upheld the negative. Following this debate came the debate tournament held at Delphi on January 26. Crawfordsville's affirmative team was composed of Robert Symmes, Mary- nard Darnall, and Harry Stout. The affirmative lost to both Delphi and Brooks, while the negative team made up of Reid Myers, Richard Gohman, and Duncan Mackintosh won from Delphi and lost to Logansport. On the seventh of February both the negative and affirmative teams went to Lafayette to debate Jefferson High School. The Crawfordsville affirmative lost, and the Crawfordsville negative .won. This was probably the most memor- able debate of the season because the roads became impassable and both teams were forced tospend the night in Lafayette. Rovene Stamps debated for Maynard Darnall that night because of Maynard's illness. S Following our debate with Jefferson High School, the West Lafayette affirmative team ventured to Crawfordsville on February 12. The Crawfords- ville negative defeated them. Climaxing the debate season was the annual Triangular debate between Frankfort, Lebanon, and Crawfordsville on February 14. Frankfort defeated the Crawfordsville affirmative and the Lebanon nega- tive to win first place. Crawfordsville won from the Lebanon affirmative for second place. The boys making up the Crawfordsville teams in the triangular Were: affirmative-Maynard Darnall, Harry Stout, and Robert Symmesg negative- Reid Myers, Rovene Stamps, and Duncan Mackintosh. Throughout the winter the question for debate was: Resolved, That the Federal Government Should Give Aid in the Form of Annual Grant to the Several States for the Support of Public Elementary and Secondary Education. Mention should also be made of George Norman, who had debated for one year and was forced to withdraw because of sickness. In the debate picture on page 66. Affirmative team: back row-Maynard Darnall, Coach Crecelius, Robert Symmes, front row-George Norman, Harry Stout. Negative team: back row-Richard Gohman, Coach Crecelius, Rovene Stamps, front row-Duncan Mackintosh, Reid Myers. Page' Seventy sw: 'UAQATHCHIAH Social Activities All-School Party VVell of all things, The freshmen, sophomores, and juniors dancing with the high and mightiesf' That is what happened at the All-School party held in the auditorium, November 9. The music was furnished by the Sere- naders and Foot Warmers, the two dance orchestras of the music department. Senior Party The first s-ocial function strictly for the seniors was a party held at the school building December 7. Dancing, ping-pong, eating cookies and drinking cider were the main attractions. Members of the various committees that helped to make the party a success were: Duncan Mackintosh, Bob Symmes, Beverly VVelsh, and Margaret Davis. Freshman Party On January 4, several shy little freshmen met in the high school building for a party that turned out to be one of the most successful class parties. After devouring candy and ice cream and playing several games, they went home singing the praises of the class of 1938. G. A. A. Party The G. A. A. girls on-ce again enjoyed being kids when they gave a kid party December 3, from five to seven, in the auditorium. You should have seen all the diEerent garbs they rigged together-everything from shorts to gingham dresses and hair ribbons! They even had a treasure hunt besides many other games. A pot luck supper topped the evening with a huge success. Music Dance Look at the people! These four words were heard many times as students crowded in the auditorium on the night of November 16, to attend the music department dance. Everyone was there-ranging from the seventh graders to the seniors. An orchestra was furnished by the music department under the supervision of Mr. Gremelspacher. This was one dance where everyone danced, and did they have a good time! All-School Dance Thankful to have survived the first semester, an all-school dance was held January 25, in the auditorium to start the new semester with a bang. The music department furnished the orchestra while Kate Howell and Joe Kelly sang several duets. Of course, dancing was the principal amusement and all enjoyed the numerous circles. Sunshine Party By way of welcome to the seventh graders, the Sunshine Society . gave a party in the auditorium September 26. It was fun to watch all the little seventh graders wend their way through our big auditorium. However, they seemed to retain their appetites and managed very nicely to consume a large number of eskimo pies. Page Seventy-seven i i 9 QE -UAL AT!-ICI'II.ClI'I With failing hands to you the toreh We throw. Be yours to hold it high. If you do not admire us, then show ues what we might have done. If you do admire us, then follow the example we have set. CLASS OF '35. 'Page Seventy-eight 'JUNIU , HIGH , Page Eighty-one 'UAQATJ-ICTIIAIT junior High From every class in Junior High The students are awakening, With tripping feet and laughing voice, Our school house, they are shaking. In every hall, in every room, No spot escapes their plundering, With watchful eye and wagging tongue, Our dignity are 'sunderng The patter of their tireless tongues s Will never let us rest, But when we're gone, they 'll take our place, And still think they 're the best. L cus Uhwflll-lClllFlll Ninth Gracie FOURTH ROW: Edmund Fruits, Maurice Gill, Billy Barcus, Donald Jay, Joanna Johnson, Vivian Pickel, Robert Maze, Bernie Batsoln, Edwin Luenepee, Betty Smith, Cameron Burns, Keith Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Maxine McGowan, Geneva Eubank, Wallace Vaught, Charles Minnich, Johnny Ingersoll, Bettie Layne, Joann Miller, Helen Gentry, Wanda McMurray, Mildred Norma Peterman. SECOND ROW: Billie Horney, Ted Brown, Johnny Jones, Mary McIntyre, Virginia Hummel, May Jane Edwards, Katherine Mitchell, Marietta Darnall, Charles Westfall, Eugene FIRST ROW: Charles Foxworthy, Guilford Sowers, Morris Beach, LeRoy Edward Meek, Leslie Smith. Smith, Kathryn Ferrell, O'Dell, Harold Weliver. Esra, Haines Lockhart, Donna Reichard, Mary Hugh Collett. THIRD ROW: Genevieve Kinkead, Wandala Clifton, Eleanor Combs, Vivian Williams, Helen Jones, Betty Galloway, Doretha Lowe, Betty Lou Marler, Helen Rice, Helen Hammons, Ellen Crue:-1, Doris Iiewellen, Maxine Mahan, Frances Allen. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Warbritton, Frances Windle, Robert Weliver, Jesse Hubbard, Edwin Cunningham, Grant Payne, Jean Cunningham, Betty Lou Scaggs, Beauton Sering, Nancy High, Virginia Campbell, Frances Cronk, Frances Mikels. FIRST ROW: William Toney, Lloyd Meager, Charles Smith, Dudley White, Lewis Coffinberry, Hugh Douglas, Frank Shanklin, Guy Wilson. FOUR ROW: Don Hartley, Keith Cook, Virginia Kelly, Rose Mary Jones, Sullivan, Ronald Case, Leslie Dean, Charles White, Rohert Metz, Byron Bosncll, Page Eighty-lwu HAD q C n I A n HiEi58'E.. 7iYL'5aili'1'Mb'B'k27s1'2Ei'L1W'3L?Q-'L-1?T:E?T ''I 4 Ninth Grade FOURTH ROW: Margaret Minnich, Delmar Shular, Bob Jones, Jayne Parks, Genevieve Gleason, Howard Ellis, Joseph Esken, Anna Mae Pointer, Ann Moyer. THIRD ROW' Mary Wcmomi Jean Walton Vernice A ers Mar Dee Binford Mar . , - 1 , y , y , - y Virginia Swaim, Maxine Soshe, Cecilia Kern, Lois Grantham, Maxine Stout, Clytus Campbell, Marjorie Shortridxze. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Wright, Mildred Williams, Valvertta Williams, Betty Parks, Helen Hubbard, Louise Miller, Clint Runyan, Charles Taylor, Billy Newlin, Ralph Edwards. Miller, Marvin William Stull, FIRST ROW: William LaFoe, Carl Jones, Royce McDonald, Robert Jolley, Bruce Warren, Clay Hedges, Wayne Thompson, Arthur Douglas, Russell Chaney. FOURTH ROW: Louise Bowles, Viollette Rivers, Doris Maxwell, Etta Waldon, Richard Fisher, Charlotte Domroese, Dorothy Dain, Albertine Macherey, Virginia Paxton, Billy Evans, James Gill, Charles Linn, Warren Harshbarizer. William Surface. THIRD ROW: Bonnie True, Alice Keesee, Harold Esra, Joe Kelly, Mildred Hood, Doris Rosen, Williard Redenbaufzh, Ruth Alexander, Ruth Dawson, Maxine Haifner, Nora Hammitt, Melvin Taylor, Roberta Tucker, Billy Coombe, Clayton Powell. SECOND ROW: Virginia Hoffa, Shirley Hass, Ruth Kitts, Marilyn Irick, Lloyd Cosnell, Billy Pickrel, Edward Randak, Eugene McBride, John Pugh, John Carter, William Moore. FIRST ROW: Dean Clark, Leon Ellis, James Miller, Robert Campbell, Jimmie Dye, Charles Mclntire, William Lightcap, Richard Woods, Dorman Wright, Elijah Wooden. Page Eigh ty-th rare 0.15 JALATHCHIAH Q5 1 'aye Eight-four , , -se,n'r,,uv - ,- . fu., ...H , y - -- UAa14THCllIAIl' -- - Pyage Eighty-five Eighth Grade FOURTH ROW: Mr. James, Laura Lewis, Margaret Wharif, Ruth Wilson, Boyd Thomas, Christine Bennett. Violet Humphreys, Jane Allen, Sherman Harting, Lester Ellis, Buddie Green. THIRD ROW: Rosa Shafer, Wilfred Kelsey, Dan Freedman. Willetta Wilson, Mary Frances Clements, Madeline Stephens, Mildred Breeden. Vincent Whicker, Eugene Johnson, Betty Fisher, Robert Barton. SECOND ROW: Claudine Perry, Biantha Thompson, Margaret Inman, Mollie Elmore, Bon- nie Johnson, Agnes Saulman, Gen: Scott, Wayne Johnson, Carl Shelton, Don Walton, Genevieve Guinn, Ruby Eggers. FIRST ROW: Harold Lee Foster, Jack Wolf. Bill Evans, Charles Adams, Lester Carver. Robert Gill, John Moon, Ernest K. James, Billy Warren. FOURTH ROW: Josephine Maxwell, Mary Mickelson, Barbara Jean McDonald, Billy 'Hubl bard. David Nichols, Fred Zachary, Louise North- cutt, Harold Earl, Billy Crane, 'Gale Frees, Warren Whelchel. James Toney, Lewis Kendrick. Bill Jones, Layne Robertson. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Breedlove. Bob Barlow, George Jeffery, Glover Ellis, Sara Grand- stall Doris Priest. Paul Beach, Ted McCullough. Charles Noonan, Leroy Hudson, Francis Coding, Paul Norman, Ralph Miller. SECOND ROW: Mary Coons, Louise Elling- ton, Marion Gephart, Gene Decker, Thomas Inman, Frederick Myers, Kenneth Cronin. Robert Layne, Lenna Robinson, May Norvell, Leona Mitchell, Lenna Burroughs, Thelma Jane Petit. FIRST ROW: Victor Datesh, Jack Truax. Charles Burk, James Milam, Dick Symmes, Thomas Walker, Russell Harwood, William Norvell, FIFTH ROW: Mary Mildred White. Betty Davis, Gordon Blankenship, Lois Hamm, Mildred Tinsley, Clifford Ellis, Faye Swank, Donald Mc- Vey, Paul Keller, Monroe Lovell, Tom Churchill. FOURTH ROW: Dick Freeman, John Britton. Wilman McMurray, Betty J. Trowbridge, Margaret Rice, Virginia A. Murphy, Barbara J. Riner, Florence Oltman. Dora Dowden, Laurabelle Boyd- ston, Tom Davis, Bob Miller. THIRD ROW: Robert Ormes, Margaret Ser- ing, Nina Frye, Katherine Bundy, Irene Durham, Anna Nicholas, Barbara Faust, Ethel Moore. Emma Wood, Mary Hesler, Leda Nelson, Martha Jane Clark, Donald Shumaker, Perry Lewis, Charles Kinkead. Q SECOND ROW: Jimmie Keesee, Russel Sering, Harriet Pett, Barbara Blankenship, Inetta Bell, Francis Rickett, Eileen Brewer, Junior Gott, Benton Eggers, Charles Kitts, Frederick Ingersoll, Lee Charters. James Wilde, Donald Jones. FIRST ROW: Lawrence Brady, Melvin Allen, Eddie Gill. Howard Long, Leland Rose, Lloyd Zachary, William Whitaker, D. Barns, B. Cason. Tl Q :g:,:,f:v.w' wg.-up an-'fr,2-vv-'.,--'ff--urn-fv1,f A .V , .. -. - -14-L ..'..- .., ff .f.A .Vif.,,,1.m,.Rh-14.frf4wfs1N wfw, , .- mm.. 1 n Pagu- ldigyhly-si.: Page Eighty-seven aAf,ATucnmn I. Seventh Grade FOURTH ROW: Louise Edwards, Lois DeVoto, Bertha Stites. Dan Evans, Marian Appel. Mau- rine Minnich. Ernest Marler, Minnie Simmons. Bob Bowers, Marie Mahan, Jean Harper, Norma Hughes, Virginia Misner. THIRD ROW: Aubrey Buser, John Shortridge, Barbara Jeschke. Winton Herron, Robert Ed- wards, Sue McQueen, Noble Pritckett, John Abney, Frank Adams, Evelyn Hughes, Ruby Lindamood. Doris McCormick, Margie Nutt, SECOND ROW: Jean Thompson, Jean Todd, Marjorie Hungate, Martha Miller, Wanda Todd. Katherine Kelley, Janice Nickloy, Sue Luse, Mary Bundy, Howard Wilcox. Billy Peirce, Edwin C-lark, Billy Warren. FIRST ROW: Ruel Osborne, Bob Weliver, Lloyd Marshall, Dick Harwood, Wilbur Sutton, Ted Chapman, William Paxton, Dick Arthur. Jimmie Osborne, Orville Fairfield, Robert Roach. FOURTH ROW: Rena Douglas, Margaret Anglin, Virginia Carey, Betty Lockridge, Eileen Shahan. Betty Bowers, James Lewis, Louise Conk- right, Evelyn Haase, Eflie Shafer, Nadine Hayes. THIRD ROW: Sue Mitchell, Betty Hanna. Mary E. Kinnaman, Patty Clearwaters, Harriet Allen. Ellen Jane Worley. George Coletto. Jim- mie Groendyke, Kathryn Johnson, Jean Stephens, Joann Hudson. SECOND ROW: Rose Jean Spencer, Jean Calvin, Phyllis Pritchard, Delores Dickman. Edna Stout, Harriett Campbell, Edwin John Somner. Bill Rowland. Max Patton, Waneta Todd. Joyce Nickloy. Virginia Parks, Ellen Douglas. FIRST ROW: Herschel Welsh, Cecil Runyon, Buddy Schmythe, Morris Pickel, Billy Lee, Rob- ert Holmes, Floyd Gill, Lawrence Moore, Billy Joe Webb. FOURTH ROW: George Keesee, Grace Dur- ham, Frances Humbert, Ethelma Holland, Lenora Kelsey, Ruby Weir, James Cooper, Kathryn Thomas. Delores Hubble, Chester Conkright, Dorothy Coombs, Parvin Bruner, THIRD ROW: Maxwell Whicker, Donald Vaught, Robert Millis, Robert Starks, Anna Lightcap, Carolyn Brown, Earlma Wilson, Phyl- lis Case. Martha Louise Taylor, Thurman Parnel. Bob Johnston. Carl Parker. SECOND ROW: Billy Howard, Bobby Smith. Rebecca McAlister, Audra' Humphrey, Lorene Sanford, Norma Jean Crowe, Margaret Scags, Vivian Moore. Mary Louise Kindall, Lela Harris. Alice Swarat, Norman Carver, Joseph Kinkead. FIRST ROW: Howard Swank, Robert Burks, William Jeffery, Donald Galloway, Walter Taylor, George Keedy, Ed Hearn, James Gabriel, Richard Crecelius. ' 932. l 1 . i i l I X E w 4 Qi -UA-,ATlICflIAI'l Junior Sunshine King Sunshine arose one sunny morn From out his Senior ranks, And shouted to his Workers bold, I need help with my pranks. His workers ran to Junior High And issued forth the call, And not a few, but every girl, Came rushing down the hall. Their principles, though borrowed from The Senior High Society, Are taken for their very own, And proven just as mighty. Although their brief eventful Has been of short duration, They are as loyal as a group That ever helped a nation. life In the picture: Back row-Jane Allen, vice-president, Helen Hubbard, treaurerg front row-Maurine Minnick, secretary, Betty Miller, president. Junior Dramatic Club The Junior Dramatic Club did very fine, When it presented its annual play, Christopher's Orphans, which is a sign That we expect greater things someday. These members excel in the finer arts And so it is their main ambition- After they've taken these little parts- To secure in the Speech Arts admission. In the picture page 66: Maxine Haffner, secretary-treasurer 5 Clint Runyon, vice-president, Roberta Tucker, president. Junior Girl Reserves Cooperation is their theme, Not only for themselves, But helping everyone they can, Just like a group of elves. Their eliin wands they ever wave, In a three-fold Way of developing, And very great is their reward True happiness enveloping. The Senior Girl Reserves they helped Old books and magazines to get, And to this call for all to aid With favorable response they met. Miss Adam told them of her work When once they came to meet And with these many things they made An active year complete. In the picture on page 66: Back row-Margaret Minnick, president: Christine Bennett, assistant secretary-treasurer, front row-Maurine Minnick, secretary-treasurer, Betty Fisher, vice-president. ' Page Eiahty-eight Ula-,ATMCHIAI11 Junior Honor Society The Junior National Honor Society, An outstanding club in Junior High, Sets forth certain qualities- To which its members must comply. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service, By these the members are selected, And they, like their emblem, the flaming torch, Stand forth and are respected. In the picture on page 66: Margaret Minnick. vice-president, Betty Miller, secretary-treasurer, Joan Miller, president. Junior Audubon Society Junior members of the Audubon, Being naturalists in mind, What at first they see a ray of sun Go to see what they can find. They all have their talks and so do learn Under Stoutie's watchful eye, To collect their leaves and mount their birds As the fleeting days go by. In the picture on page 66: Back row-Charles McIntyre, secretary, William Barcus, Vice-president, front row-Bruce Warren, treasurer, John Carter, president. Tjunior High Music The members of the Junior Band and Orchestra have worked to prepare themselves for Senior Band and Orchestra. These groups elected officers and had their own librarians. The orchestra played for chapel on December 21. The Glee Clubs have taken part in several programs. They sang several numbers when the band gave a concert and also for chapel. The Junior Drum Corps has practiced marching this year. They helped the band to make letter formations. Junior Band Oiicersz President, Billy Barcus, vice-president, Boyd Thomas, secretary, Clint Runyong Librarians, Billy Peirce and Hershell Welsh. Esther Appearson, Richard Arthur, Billy Barcus, Robert Bowers, Harriet Campbell, Patty Clearwaters, Hugh Collett, Edward Cunningham, Robert Edwards, Barbara J. Faust, James Lee Gabriel, Donald Galloway, Shirley Haas, Billy Howard,, Norma L. Hughes, John Ingersoll, Donald Jay, Carl Jones, Betty Lynch, James Manson, Ernest Marler, Doris McCormick, Barbara J. McDonald, Betty Miller, Eugene O'Dell, Don Max Patton, Billy Peirce, Layne Robertson, Clint Runyon, Mary Shortridge, M. Ellen Sullivan, Boyd Thomas, Hershell Welsh, Charles Westfall. 'All Junior High music pictures and engravings were paid for by the Junior High music department. Page Eighty-nine Tl X WAI, ATHCHIAD rfAeATl-lCl'llFIIl W' V Q A, Drum and Bugle Corps Drums: Billy Barons, Eugene O'Dell, Leroy Esra, Edwin Cunningham, Don Walton, Robert Cunningham, Charles Westfall, Donald Jay. Drum majors are: Bily Barcus and Eugene O'Dell. Bugles: Richard Arthur, Billy Howard, John Moon, James Lee Gabriel, Robert Smith, George Coletto, Layne Robertson. junior Orchestra Second row: Bob Edwards, Genevieve Kinkead, Florence Oltman, Ruth Kitts, Marietta Darnall, Biantha Thompson, Billy Barcus, Shirley Hass, Jean Thompson, Miss Davis. First row: Dan Freedman, Bob Johnston, Bobby Barlow, Jessie Hubbard, Waneta Scott, Billy Combs, Rose Jean Spencer, Perry Lewis, Ted Chapman, Richard Crecelius. Additional member: Hugh Collett. Officers: President, Ruth Kitts, vice-president, Perry Lewis, secretary, Jean Thompson, librarian, Hugh Collett. Junior Boys' Glee Club Fourth Row: Dan Evans, Boyd Thomas, Ed Campbell, Bob Davis, LeRoy Esra, Delmar Shular, Bill Crane, Clint Runyon, Bob Jolley, Charles Taylor, Miss Porter. Third row: Leon Ellis, Haines Lockhart, Melvin Taylor, Robert Barton, George Keesee, Edwin Cunningham, Edwin Somners, Billy Hubbard, Vincent Whicker, Dean Clark, Jean Clark, Donald Middleton. Second row: Dick Arthur, John Abney, Aubrey Buser, James Keesee, Bob Millis, James Groendyke, Charles Westfall, Donald Galloway, Robert Ormes, James Wilde, John Shortridge, George Coletto, Lloyd Marshall. First row: Bob Bowers, Parvin Bruner, Eugene O'Dell, Charles Minnick, Billy Warren, Richard Fisher, Ernest James, Winten Herron, Glover Ellis, Marion Gephart, Leland Quissenberry, Russel Sering. Addtional members: Frank Adams, Richard Dorsey. Officers: President, Delmar Shularg secretary, LeRoy Esra, librarians, Robert Davis, Billy Hubbard: accompanist, Evelyn Meek. Junior Girls' Cnlee Club Fourth row: Marjory Shortridge, Jean Calvin, Rose Jean Spencer, Vir- ginia Hoffa, Betty Davis, Charlotte Domroese, Evelyn Meek, Muriel Moyer, Albertine Machery, Mildred Tinsley, Kathleen Grenard, Miss Porter. Third row: Agnes Saulman, Virginia Murphy, Josephine Maxwell, Mary Binford, Alice Keesee, Jean Busenbark, Virginia Hummel, Norma Peterman, Minnie Simmons, Ruth Kitts, Katherine Ferrell, Martha Miller, Ellen VVorley, Norma Hughes. Second row: Mary Bundy, Jannice Nickloy, Jean Stephens, Madeline Stephens, Sue McQueen, Waneta Todd, Inetta Bell, Maurine Minnick, Phyllis Case, Joan Hudson, Betty Hanna, Wanda Todd, Barbara Faust, Marjorie Hungate. First row: Sue Mitchell, Joyce Nickloy, Barbara Jescke, Claudine Perry, Barbara McDonald, Jean Thompson, Biantha Thompson, Florence Oltman. Mary Kinnaman, Betty Lockridge, Frances Rickett, Katherine Kelly, Ellen Douglas, Wanda Todd. Additional members: Betty Fisher, Lois DeVoto. Officers: President, Muriel Moyer, secretaries, Marietta Darnall, Charlotte Domroeseg librarians, Betty Fisher, Barbara Faust, accompanist, Evelyn Meek. Pug ety-one .i .i 7Aw4T4-ICHIAH I-lumor All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, the old proverb says. After four years of Work, We, the senior class of '35, turn our attention to some amusing play. We hope that you will enjoy our attempts at humor. Page N inetu-two :A -1- f UAEATJ-ICIlI.CIl'! Calendar ' SEPTEMBER.4-CKHQY get in line. Where do you think yon're going? Reluctantly we mosey back to the end of the line and, after seemingly hours of waiting, we edge our way into the brick structure which is to be our abode for the next nine months. SEPTEMBER 14-On a rain-soaked gridiron our sea-goin football team man- aged to hold on to a very slippery pigskin, and slide over the goal line twice to defeat Westfield 12 to 0. SEPTEMBERl8-W0 crowded into chapel where Mr. Imerie entertained us for almost an hour. Of course he knew what he was talking about, but his voice was so bashful that he seemed to blush when he used it. SEPTEMER 21-West Lafayette 's gridders ventured down to tackle the Midgets on a very wet iield. Since neither team could swim, the game ended in a scoreless tie. The spectators sat through a drizzling rain which fell with the nagging persistance of a toothache. OCTOBER 3-A ray from this morning's sun darted into the old institution in the nature of a Speech Arts meeting. OCTOBER 4-More or less a social commotion this morning at a Sunshine meet- ing in the auditorium. OCTOBER 5-In answer to a call to arms we all joined forces and witnessed the most lavish Hdishing out the team gave the Sheridan squad at the game this afternoon scoring 24 points to their nothing! OCTOBER 10-A real mob scene at the Girl Reserve luncheon-eighty-three forks plunged into bean salad and the sandwiches did disappear-no idea asuto the whereabouts. OCTOBER 12-The day has arrived--why, homecoming, of course,-with a fire truck representing that dignity of the senior class-and a bicycle brigade adding vividness to our parade, an ostentatious display of giddy school spirit. Well, before the game in which we were 'to match wits with Wiley an egg would not have broken under my feet with the lightness and gladness in my heart. But after the combat in which Wiley downed us with a score of 7 to 0, I was on the verge of tears, my favorite perch. OCTOBER 17-Teachers' Institute vacation started today at precisely 3:50 o'clock. While the teachers learn, we forget. If only I could forget that creative writing assignment! OCTOBER 22-The alarm went OH at seven this morning and I awoke with a mental toothache remembering that vacation is no more-a fire is in the furnace at school this morning. A OCTOBER 24-Was seen ambling down the hall, a solemn process-ion of one, with a face as long as an after-dinner speech. Why? Grade cards today and sometimes teachers do forget to be kind! Tried out for Speech Arts Club -might even get in if the gods are willing. OCTOBER 25-At the sound of the gong, we all went to the auditorium to a chapel boosting the Athenian, since the campaign has started with the distribution of receipt books. Speakers just cOuldn't control their animated fervor since they want this annual to be one of those eXceptions . Page N11l6t1I'fi'V6 CHS Q, E KIAEATJ-ICIlIAll OCTOBER 26--A screw fell out of a chandelier during pep session as a result of a volume of the voices raised in appeal that we win the game with Jef this afternoon. I lament in writing it-we lost, 19 to 0. A clear day gone bad. Jefferson boldly brought their band to lead the triumphal march home. y OCTOBER 31-And honestly, the girls thought he was the handsomest cowboy. Why, Byron O'Keefe, who came in full Western garb to school and sang' typical ballads in a Voice so beautiful that it semed to lit into the silence rather than break it. NOVEMBER 2-Weather man forcasted fair and warmer, thus it was cold and damp. But the band and many boosters braved the icy winds to watch the Athenians lose a hard fought contest to Shortridge 20 to 0. NOVEMBER 5-Football players say now that the sea-son is over they feel just like ordinary fellows again. NOVEMBER 9-Almost two-hundred students attended the first all-school dance of the year held in the auditorium with music by two orchestras the Foot- warmers and the Serenaders . Chapel was held on National Educa- tional Week with a skit and speeches by students. Ho-Hum, now we know what it means to be Born Thirty Years Too Soon. NOVEMBER 12-Girls' division of Central Indiana Oratorical Contest. NOVEMBER 13-Boys' division of same. NOVEMBER 14-Speech Arts play tryouts held in Crecy's room after school. NOVEMBER 15-Another day is another day. NOVEMBER 16-All big and little musicians abandoned their instruments long enough to attend the music club dance tonight, featuring both orchestras. Again we went to chapel, this time to see Mr. Landon, with his clever impersonations, bring back to life such literary geniuses as Longfellow and Poe. Ran to the bulletin board to see cast of Speech Arts play. H30-hum I'll try again next time. NOVEMBER 22-Minnie Mildred Knight and Duncan Mackintosh both won first places in the Central Indiana Oratorical Contest. NOVEMBER 23-Were nosed out in a very close game by Covington 21 to 19. DEBEMBER 7- Extra, extra. 'Seniors lower dignity'. Honestly, isn't it just to gossipy? The class of 1935 certainly forgot themselves tonight- senior party-done up right with cider and cookies to restore the dancers as they glided about to the strains of -radio. DECEMBER 14- The MfcMurray Chin was a tremendous success. All the audience wanted an encore, but was too deeply moved to voice emotions. As for me, I thought it was just as grand here as on Broadway. DECEMBER 15-The Midgets sowed wild oats concerning Waynetown, and refused to let them Off with anything milder than a 45 to 9 conquest. DECEMBER 17-Students oozed like toothpaste out of Mr. Crecelius' room this evening after listening to the negative debate squad over the Purdue station. Debators Mackintosh, Norman, and Myers each received hearty applause. Page Nmetu sw: , 1? its UAEATJ-ICIIIAD DECEMBER 20-The band displayed its talents at a holiday concert at 7:00 o'clock in the auditorium. Anyone who hears our band knows why they won the state contest and went to the national last year. DECEMBER 21-From down in the coal mining district Clinton came, saw, and conquered us to the score of 35 to 18. DECEMBER 28--Lebanon came and in a thrilling overtime game nosed us out by one point 31 to 30. JANUARY 2-Ho-hum, start to school again. Met more new scarfs and dresses going down the hall-had to sort them to find the pals that I used to have to find out what assignments we have. Honestly all I can see is Christmas tree light bulbs. JANUARY 4-While the freshmen were enjoying themselves at a party, Nobles- ville defeated our basketeers 39 to 21. JANUARY 12-An escapade to Lafayette this morning. A string ensemble accom- panied by historical speakers expressed themselves in a microphone over WBAA. I overheard a remark that the ensemble sounded like the Palmer House . JANUARY 14-Relaxed tonight and went to the puppet show here at school and was simply fascinated, to say the least. Thought the puppets were cute little dolls. JANUARY 18-Semester wore itself out today. We were let out of school early so we could get a new start on next semester. Someone said we id need it. JANUARY 21-Took a big deep breath and read my government lesson this morning. Although the class is quite unintelligent I expect to shine radi- antly in spite of the fact that the girl next to me is such a gay blade. JANUARY 24-I've been pounding the pavement to school at 7 :30 every morning now-well for about two mornings, anyway, and all because I simply can 't type, I want to badly enough, but my fingers get so tangled up, and I always strike V for Hb . I FEBRUARY 1-The basketball boys said goodbye to the fond parents and jour- neyed to Shortridge for a scrappy bit of sport. FEBRUARY 7--The debate squad and Jefferson's team tried to come to some mutual understanding but the local debators sympathies have begun to A yawn. FEBRUARY 8-Turned nautical tonight and went to the operetta Pinafore . Someday I should think voices like that ought to get ample returns, some singers get 81,000 a night, but look at the riski they run. FEBRUARY 13-The Greencastle team went home from the encounter in which they were defeated by a 29 to 27 score. All is roit with the world. FEBRUARY 14-Left my yearning Latin notebook at home and came to hear the local affirmative debators vie with Frankfort only to suffer a compound fracture of the illusions. However our negative squad came home from Lebanon victorious so once gained, once lost, we're back where we started. FEBRUARY 15-Wanted to see Cleopatra,' at the theatre but was magnetically drawn to the Franklin game, and we won. Well, I always said the habit of going to the bottom of things usually lands a man on top. Page 'Vmety-seven TI F.. . .. A UAAATHCDIAH INIARCH 2-PWhen somebody loses, somebody wins. but it wasn't we who won. I mean--Waveland is the section champ. llIARCH18-T0d3y we started on- a new week by an invigorating speech on education given by Professor Dirks of DePauw. It is the first in a series of talks sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. IWARCH 22-How do you like the prize you drew at the fish pond in the Band and Orchestra Carnival? This is one benefit show that went over big. llIARCH 27- I insist she is the one I was intending to meet. It is just Reid Myers telling Harry Stout about his Queen of Sheba who is really Minnie King, in the play, HRed Carnations . APRIL 22-One whole day in which to get over our spring fever-You guessed it -Spring vacation. APRIL 21-Forceful words, delivered from hearty throats and another Anna Willson Oratorical Contest winner is named. APRIL 28-Stunts, games, 'n everything-Yes, it 's the Hi-Y-Girl Reserve banquet. MAY 10-Senior play-the best ever-and why not 'Z--It was staged by the world's best class. ' MAY 14-U. W. banquet. V MAY19-Baccalaureate-A bit more sadness added to our already full hearts, to make us realize what we are leaving, I suppose. MAY 22-Reception-gala clothes-bright lights-rhythm and swaying only once a year-but it's here. llIAY23-C01'l'l1'Il6I1C6II1G11lZAi VVith solemn faces and heavy hearts we tread up the aisle for the first and last time, a little more dignity a little wiser- but we wonder. Senior Will We, the members of the senior class, being as sound of mind as we ever hope to be, do, hereby, declare this to be our last will and testament. We. solemnly, do make the following bequests: The senior class as a whole leaves its general superiority to the pnder- graduates Cwho need itll-and to the juniors, its ability to quarrel in class meetings. In addition to this we make the following individual bequests: Julia Alexander 's tenor and Joe Kelly's soprano voices to Virginia Haase and Elbert Sherwood. Bona Baker's ability to type or not to type to LaVarre Paith. Margaret Beecher and Mildred Stephens will their ability to read library books in study hall to Julia Wilson and Mary Dice. Aletha Beldon-Corbin's empty locker to a next year's senior. Edgar Jones and George Norman will three inches of surplus height to Virginia Gray and Beth Brooks. Page Nz ty-eight JAQATI-ICIllAI'l Thelma Bowen and Helen Stull will their dexterity in commercial to Virginia Humphreys and Betty Shelton. ' Fern Boze's dignified walk to Ivan Starnes. Edna Burnside and Oletha Chenault leave their culinary art to the next year home ec seniors. Robert Buser's bee-yut-ee-ful purple headgear to the city dump. Gladys Carver, Elizabeth Grimes, and Kathryn Tutt do consider all future shorthand students worthy of inheriting their ability. Robert Carver bequeaths his position at tackle to Greyson Parks-when G. P. plays football. Martha Jean Caster's animation and pep to Kate Howell. Donald Childress wills his superfluous freckles to Allen Kinnaman. Elmer Dickman, Carman Combs, and Byron Hamm bequeath their athletic laurels to Edward Campbell, Charles Lookabill, and Rex Linn. John Corbin leaves a space occupied by his footsteps to other space taker- uppers. Vivian Cruea, Robert Hungate, Jeanne Sutton, and Beth Roberts leave their collection of improved dimples to Betty Burke, Joan Nelson, Robert Tompkins, and Joan Foreman. Ruby Davidson's good nature to Thelma Johnson. Maynard Dar-nall's studiousness to Rex Worley. Joe CPaw-Pawj Davis' nickname to Noble Jackman. Margaret Davis' instantaneous blush to Evelyn Gilkey. Dorothy Dawson 's ability to remain the only girl in this port to Margaret VVard Cto remain another only girl in this portj Donald DeVoto's picture to the under-graduate girls. Carolyn Dice 's back-slapping technique to other back-slappers. Martha Dill and Charles Moyer will their special brand of eye-lash-goo to Kathleen Remley and John Utterback. Robert Dryer 's speech aifectations to Archie Taylor. Juanita Duke's unusual coiffure to Esther Appearson-on the condition that E. A. let her hair grow. Sylvia Eads bequeaths the romanticness of her name to Caryl Randolph. Robert F'agan's ability to memorize geconomical definitions to Hershel Thomas. Marguerite Fletcher and Charlean VVhittington will their alarm clocks to Dorothy Fullenwider and VVilliam Williams. Martha Fudge and Mlary Curtis will their unmistakable laugh and giggle to Thelma Jordan and LaVerne Remley. May Gilkey's ability to play to cello to Betty Schaver. Page N inety-nine 'TI CHS Ufw All-ICHIAH The clever baton of Francis C Mike', to youl Gleason is willed to Willis Sheets. Richard Gohman wills. ten phonograph records of his habitual remarks Cin remembrance of himj to the school. Ali-ce. Green 's gift of gab to timid freshmen. Betty Lou Grimes, love for the song, Stars Fell on Alabama to any wishing this for their theme song. James H. Grimes' good nature to any worthy junior. Edith Hartung and Mary Britton bequeath their domestic science arts to Frances Fagan and Mary Mitchell. Floyd Hays and Byron Vanscoyoc will their public speaking talent to Ned Rickett and Don Sumner. Mildred Hays' ta1kativeness to Ruth Layer. Caroline Hesler's copy of Vogue to Ruth Jo Cunningham. Marion Himes' stature to Evelyn Meek. Ethel Hughes and Mary Mlclntire bequeath their shorthand talent to Ruby Bowen and Mary Breedlove. Elizabeth Johnston 's ability to translate pages and pages of Vergil to future Vergil students. Minnie King 's give the public what it wants line is left to Alice Holloway. Minnie M. Knight 's ability to play the pipe of Pan to Marjorie Ecker. Claude Lemon and Cora Mount leave their quiet attitudes to Oscar Sering and Roberta Bessemer, respectively. I Arthur Lewellen's algebraic ability to Garnet Rice. Duncan Mackintosh and Robert Symmes will their verbal rivalry to Bartow Bechtel and Jack Bushong. Russell Marshallis ability to keep score at basketball games to Daymond Smith. Betty McClamroch's pleasing personality to all juniors. Emmett McClarren and James R. Grimes will their ability to prove solid geometry propositions to all future S. G. students. Eileen McKinley's sophisticated glance to Anita Saulmon. Claire Miller's tumbling talent to Elah Rice. Frances Miller's French horn to George Gilkey. Reid Myers' excellent vocabulary to Martha Osborne. John Nordman's ability to Work chemistry problems in next year's chem.. class. and experiments to one Charles Oliver's leadership in Ag to James Sabens. Junior Parks' Herculenean stature to Dan Guilliand. Autumn Pettls inimitatable laugh to Carolyn Cotfel. Page One-hundred UAQATJ-lCIllFIll Mary Pickle 's ability to write extemporaneous notes to Esta Ross. Thomas Pickle leaves his sweet, sour and dill variety to the fifty-seven varieties of undergraduates. ' Betty Shaw 's locker to a Worthy junior. Mary Shaw and Earl Snyder will a long row of polished apples to those who really need them. Mary Sherwood and Carolyn Simms bequeath their typing talent to Janice Rynearson and Buena High. George Simmons' track ability to Robert C. Cunningham. Geraldine Smith 's collection of popular song hit folios to Mary F. Minnich. Charles Smith and Faye Slavens bequeath their talent in ping-pong. to Kenneth Alexander and Chink Rice. Rovene Stamps wills his latest Little Audrey story to the class-if they can understand it. Warner Stewart's name to radio. Harry Stout, Junior, wills his aptness in making speeches to Harold Hughes. Dorothy Russell and Eleanor Kirk will their friendly dispositions to junior girls. Robert Trimble leaves his shakyness to Cecil Hall. Lloyd Waldon wills his taffic job to the newly appointed cops. Beverly Welsh 's ability to wield a tennis racquet to all deserving lovers of this sport. Keith Whalen's array of Boy Scout medals to Billy Joe Haines. Norwood Wilson 's talent in overhauling watches to John McKinstry. Frances W00ll8I1,S artistic ability to future students of Miss Gallup. Maurice Clirigham to youl wills his ability to tape up injured athletes to Max Brown. And, finally, a goodly sum from the class collection to furnish paper and pencil for Zenith VVheat in the future. IN WITNESS WI-IEREOF, we, the senior class of 1935, do sign and seal this testament on the twenty-ninth day of May, in the year one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-tive. ' Signed: JOHN CARLTON NORDMAN, Pwsirlent CSponsorsl LUKE JACKSON CLIFFoRD FREEMAN EMMETT CARL S'roU'r CARI. OTHA DEBARD JEANNETTE GRUBB Page One Hundred-one fa I Q4 UAQATI-ICHIAD A Jokes Old Lady: VVl'1ere did those large rocks come from? Tired Guide: The glaciers brought them down. Old Lady: But Where are the glaciers? Tired Guide: They 've gone back after more rocks. D ooo Let 's pause long enough to shed a tear for the American Indian. The white man copped his lands, the college boys his yell, and the iiapper his paint. Q O O lst: Will you make a fourth for bridge? 2nd: 0. K. lst: That's fine! Now all we need is a third. 090 Nine little hot dogs Sizzlin' on a plate. In came the Seniors And they they We re ate! feightj 0 0 O Nagg: Here comes the parade and your aunt will miss it. Where is she? Bragg: She's upstairs waving her hair. Nagg: Mercy, can 't we afford a flag? OOO Beyond any doubt, any shadow of doubt, any possible doubt whatsoever, the country 's greatest need just now is a non-croonable -song! 0 9 0 Mother: Willie, the canary is gone. Willie: But, Mom, it Was there just now when I Was trying to clean its cage with the vacuum cleaner. Q O 0 I say, said Music Teacher, leaning to speak to lst violinist, What key were you playing in? Skelton key, replied F. V. Skelton key, echoed M. T., What do you mean? Fits anything, F. V. replied. 000 Prospective Patient: Is the doctor in? Attendant: No, he stepped out for lunch. Prospective Patient: Will he be in after lunch? Attendant: VVl1y, no, that's what he Went out after. Page One H ufndred-tw UAL AT!-ICDIAH A man touring Europe sent back a picture postcard bearing this message: Dear Sam: On the other side you will see a picture of the rock from which the Spartans used to throw their defective children. Wish you were here. YOUR DAD. 000 Mary had a little lamb Her father shot it dead And now it goes to school with her, Between two slices of bread. OOO I've just shot a dog! Was he mad? Well, he vvasn't very pleased. ' 009 I say, I have two tickets to the theatre! Splendid, I'll start dressing! Yes, do, they're for tomorrow! 0 O O lst little pig: I never sausage heat! 2nd little pig: Yes, I'm nearly bacon! 9 9 9 Dentist: Do you use tooth paste? Student: No, Sir, my teeth aren't loose. O 9 O Minister Ccallingj: And what does your mother do when you are a good little girl? Margy: She lets me stay home from church. O 9 0 Where are you going to eat? Let 's eat up the street. Oh! no, I don't like asphalt. O 9 0 Host: There are my grandma's ashes over there. Guest: Oh, so the poor soul has passed on? Host: No, she's too! lazy to look for an ash tray. 9 9 0 There was a man who went out gunning in the Alps. Sighting an eagle he took aim and brought the bird down. As he was retrieving his game, a second man rode up on a horse and said, My good man, you should have saved your shot: the fall would have killed the eagle . OOO Mr. Risley: What can you tell me about nitrate? Bob Dryer: W'ell,-er--aaah! They are a lot cheaper than day rates. One H umlred-three li 41 i 1 J 3.-W L , 4: JAAATJ-ICHIAD THE 8 D's Freshman-deportment and Hdateless ' '. Sophomores-day-dreamers and dunces. J uniors-doers and dictatorial. Seniors-dignity and diplomas. ooo 'A Kate Howell: The last time I played in this part the people could be heard applauding ten blocks away! Joe Herron: Is that so? What was going on there? O09 Little Jack Horner sat in the corner, Eating his Christmas pie, He put in his thumb and pulled out a plumb And said-awwk-I ordered apricot. OOO B. Buser: 1 can tell you how much wa-ter goes over Niagara Falls to quart. M. J. Caster: Really! How much? Buser: Two pints! the 009 CBut here is a little Audrey storyj Little Audrey went to the mountains. There were bars in them thar mountains, but our little Audrey wasn't afraid of bars-no, siree, she rode a bicycle. She knew how to handle bars. O00 THE ALL-AMERICAN RHYTHM Hmmmm da da daaa, do da da Alma Mater thee. Hmmmm doo da classic halls, Hmmanmm do da do la Hopes and fears, Hmmmmmm loo la loo loo da la years Alina Mater theeeeeeee! 9 O O Economy-A way of spending money without getting any fun out of it. 0 0 O Junior Parks: Call me a taxi! B. J. Haines. O. K. You're a taxi. O 0 9 The Cockney child had just started to school. VVat's yer name? he asked his neighbor across the aisle. 4'Fred. . Hlllimyl That ain 't a nime! That 's what yer muvver sews yer pants wiv ! 9 0 O As the result of an auto accident it was necessary that the lady driver have a blood transfusion. 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