Davis High School - Davinois Yearbook (Davis, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1928 volume:

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S English, History Science 'r H E D mr H N co H S The Editorial Staff Back Row, Left to Right-Arlene Meier, Elmer Lestikow Front Row, Left to Right-Kendall Bradley, Gladys Walter, PAST EDITORS Wendell Phillips, '22 Wilma Tracy, '24 Myron Tielkemeier, '26 Edwin Gunderson, '27 Gladys Walter, '28 Willie Brault, Zelma DeGunther PAST BUSINESS MANAGERS Nevin Blunt, '22 Marvin Meier, '24 Arnold Meyers, '26 Alvin DeGunther, '27 Elmer Lestikow, '28 AGE FI E FIG! IIX 1' H E n AV 1 N o I s J UNIORS JASON AFFLERBAUGH liJay!! A man of decision. Davinois Staff, '27, Class Secretary- Treasurer, '27, Utopian Vice President, '27, Baseball, '27,'28g Done in Oil , Basket Ball, '28g Essay, '26, '28. LUCILE MEIER LcH0neyrr Every lassie has her laddie. Secretary-Treasurer Literary Society,'26g Staff, '27, Illinian President, '2'7g Decla- mation, '27, '28, Class Secretary-Treas- urer, '28g President Utopian Society, '28: Done in Oil , Jack's Wife Arrives. EDWIN GUNDERSON Gunder What's the use of studying when there's so many other things to do? Vice President Freshman Class, Class Vice President, '27, Staff, '27g Baseball, '27,'28g Track, '27,'28g Done in Oilg Basket Ball, '28. 'r 1-1 1: n AV 1 N 0 1 s J UNIORS GLADYS WALTER Gladdy Just as sweet as she looks. President Utopian Society, '27 3 Vocal, '27,'28g June 5 Class Vice Presidentg Illinian President, '28: Done in Oi1 g Staff, '27, '28. ALVIN DeGUNTHER Dixon He wouldn't be good if he could, and he couldn't be good if he would. Freshman Class Presidentg Sophomore President: Baseball, '27, '28g Illinian, '27 '28g Track, '27, 283 Done in 0il g Essay, '28g Basket Ball, '28, VIOLA NATH levi!! Girls are all right, but boys are better. Staff, '27g June g Utopian, '27g Presi- dent Juniors, '28g Illinian, '28. Phil IIVIH THE DAVHNQHS Junior Class History N August 31, 1925, six Eighth Grade students enrolled as Freshmen in the Davis High School, namely, Ruth Eberly, Viola Nath, Lucile Meier, Jason Aiflerbaugh, Alvin DeGunther, and Edwin Gunderson. To our sorrow The Initiation was held shortly after enrollment. In a few days the little class of six was organized. For the flower we chose the Carnation, class colors, pink and white, and motto, Dig, The Freshman year was a prosperous and happy one, but there was one disappointment that we plainly remember, and that was the loss of one of our classmates, Ruth Eberly. On August 25, 1926, these same ones returned, but now we were Sophomores. September 6, 1927, a sextette composed of the same members as the preceding year and a new member, Gladys Walter, enrolled as Juniors. The class was organized and the following officers chosen: President, Viola Nath, Vice President, Gladys Walter, and Secretary and Treasurer, Lucile Meier. Our flower is still the carnation, our colors, pink and white, and our motto, Dig, We, the Juniors, have answered our motto, and are looking forward to graduation. LUCILE MEIER. Sophomore Class History N SEPTEMBER of the year 1926, nine Freshmen enrolled as members of the Davis High School. Within a month the class was initiated, its officers elected, and Mr. Bradley chosen as our class adviser. A few months after school started John Lentz entered school which made the enrollment of five girls and five boys. John, however, after a few weeks of study dropped out, again placing the boys in the minority, but the arrival of Jake Kneubuehl again brought the count to five and five. In the latter part of the year the class presented the play Go Slow, Mary. When 'September again rolled around we found, to our sorrow, that two of our classmates had fallen by the way. Both Rose Schurch and Milton Otte failed to put in an appearance. The class, which was organized in September, chose as its officers: President, Zelma DeGunther, Vice President, Jake Kneubuehl, Secretary and Treasurer, Elmer Lestikow, Faculty Adviser, Miss Williams. It is interesting to note that of the eleven members who have at some time or other enrolled as members of the class, all at the time of registra- tion, were the same age. ELMER LESTIKOW. 'ram navnrons SOPHOMORES Back Row, Left to Right- Fred Tielkemeier- I can stand some work, and I can also stand a little play. Milton Benning- Silence does not indicate a lack of wisdom. Elmer Lestikow- A gentleman and a scholar. Jake Kneubuehl- Much study is a weariness of the flesh. Front Row, Left to Right- Zelma DeGunther- Always ready to smile out loud and full of life. Arlene Meier- Energy and ambition personified. Verna Tielkemeier- Hard work and fair play her big aim. Arvilla Fiene- None name her but to praise her. PAGE NINE PAGE TEN w THE DAVENOIS M ' FRESHMEN HELEN MENCH , Ellen With a winning and pleasant smile? ELMER LAPP HLapp7! Better late than never. KENDALL BRADLEY KKK-en!! 1 I like himg you like himg we all like him. ' FLORENCE HORSTMEIER KIFIO!! For she is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. FERN ME IN ERT Janet Art is long, but space is short, Say but this, she's one good sport. IRMA ANDERSON Irrnie I study to be quiet. WILLIE BRAULT Bill He shakes his ambrosial curls. MARIAN MENCH Maryam Ive quite a rep, For nerve and pep. THE DAVHNQES : ' Freshman Class History N September 6th, 1927, six Eighth Grade graduates from the Davis School enrolled in the Freshman class. They were Marian Mench, Helen Mench, Willie Brault, Kendall Bradley, Fern Meinert, and Irma Anderson. On the same day we were more than glad to have three other good mates enroll in our class, making a total of nine members. They were Florence Horstmeier, Epleyanna District No. 303 Elmer Lapp, Henze District No. 285 and Josephine Henderson, of Petersburg, Wisconsin. Shortly after school opened our class was organized .The following oflicers were elected: President, Helen Mench, Vice President, Marion Mench, Secretary and Treasurer, Kendall Bradley, Class Sponsor, Miss Bloem. We selected for our class colors, red and white, and rose as our class flower. After several days' discussion we agreed to have as our class motto: 4 us 2B2 is to B natural. Class dues on a monthly basis were decided upon. About three weeks after school we attended our first party of the year, the initiation party. Although we considered ourselves very ill-treated, we agreed that we were well fed. In the latter part of November we were disappointed in having Josephine quit school. Several of us have been on the honor roll a number of times. We have all studied hard this year and are looking forward to a pleasant school future. HELEN MENCH. -- Ql . IIb -- Honor Roll The following names are those who have appeared on the Honor Roll at least once during the year: Jason Afllerbaugh, Alvin DeGunther, Edwin Gunderson, Lucile Meier, Gladys Walter, Milton Benning, Elmer Lestikow, Arlene Meier, Verna Tielkemeier, Kendall Bradley, Florence Horstmeier, Fern Meinert, Marian Mench and Helen Mench. 'THE DAVHMQES 1 Utopian Literary Society - On the 13th of September, 1927, the Utopian Literary Society was organized. The purpose of this organization was to develop our literary talents and also to furnish entertainment for our sister society, The Illiniansf' We furnish entertainment every two months. The members of our society were: Helen Mench, Arlene Meier, Zelma DeGunther, Lucile Meier, Marian Mench, Kendall Bradley, Fred Tielke- meier, Elmer Lestikow, Jason Afilerbaugh, and Edwin Gunderson. The members of the Utopian Society chose Miss Bloem as their adviser, Lucile Meier as President, Elmer Lestikow as Vice President, and Zelma De- Gunther as Secretary and Treasurer. Some of the members of this society took part in the Literary Contest held at the I. O. O. F. Hall, January 26th, 1928. We sent two of these delegates to Lena to the County Contest held February 4th, 1928. Those who took part in the Davis Contest were: Helen Mench, Arlene Meier, Zelma DeGunther, Marian Mench, Kendall Bradley, and Elmer Lestikow. Marian Mench and Kendall Bradley took part in the contest at Lena. MARIAN MENCH. Illinian Literary Society On the 13th of September, the Illinian Literary Society was organized. The purpose of this organization is to develop our literary tastes and to furnish programs for the other society. The members of the society were: Alvin DeGunther, Gladys Walter, Viola Nath, Arvilla Fiene, Jake Kneubuehl, Milton Benning, Fern Meinert, Florence Horstmeier, Irma Anderson, Willie Brault, and Elmer Lapp. At the election we elected Gladys Walter president, Alvin DeGunther vice president, Elmer Lapp secretary and treasurer, and Miss Williams as our adviser. Some of the members of our society took part in the Literary Contest held at the I. O. O. F. Hall January 26th, 1928. We sent one of our con- testants, Willie Brault, to Lena to the County Contest held February 4th, 1928. Those who took part in the contest at Davis were: Gladys Walter, Fern Meinert, Florence Horstmeier, and Willie Brault, Alvin DeGunther received first place in the Essay Contest. GLADYS WALTER. 'r H E n AV I N o 1 s Winners in Local Contest And Our Representatives in the County Contest Kendall Bradley Marian Mench Willie Brault Alvin DeGunther Vocal Declamation Oration Essay County Literary Contest HE iifth Annual Literary Contest, which is sponsored by the High Schools of Stephenson County High School Association, was held at Lena February 4, 1928. The result of the contest was as follows: Orations- John Bradford, fWinslowJ, First .......... 5 points Glenn Shippy, fDakotaJ, Second . . . . 4 Willie Brault, CDavisJ, Third .... . 3 Carl Herdman, COrangevi1leJ, Fourth . . 2 Wilbur Lapp, CLenal ....... . V3 Merril Ditzler, QPearl Cityj . . . . V2 Declamations- Marian Mench, QDavisJ, First . . . 5 points Evelyn Gates, CLenaJ, Second .... . 4 Susie Grider, fDakotaJ, Third . . . . 3 Josephine Killian, CWinslowJ, Fourth . . 2 Clarence Offenhizer, fPearl Cityj . . . 15 Marian Barnds, fOrangevilleJ . . . IA Vocal- Thelma Wise, CDakotaJ, First . . . . 5 points Doris Dameier, CLenaJ, Second . . . . 4 Katherine Hooker, fPearl Cityj, Third . . 3 Rebecca Coleman, CWinslowl, Fourth . . . 2 Kendall Bradley, fDavisl, Fifth . . . . 1 Pauline Reed, fOrangevilleJ . . . Ranking of Schools- Dakota . . . . . 12 points Davis . . . . 9 Winslow . . 9 Lena . . . . SW Pearl City . . 4 Orangeville . . . 215 'H' H E n ae 2 N o H s Baseball T was decided this year that the High Schools of Dakota, Davis, Lena, Pearl City and Winslow form a baseball league. Each team was to play at least three games and not play one team more than once. The first three games were played at Winslow, Saturday, September 24th. The scores were: Lena 6, Dakota 25 Winslow 18, Pearl City 1, Davis 8, Lena 6. This put Winslow and Davis in first place. The second group of games were played Saturday, October 8th, at Lena. The scores were: Davis 6, Winslow 4, Lena 9, Winslow 2. This put Davis in first place, having won two games and lost none. The third group of games were played at Pearl City, Saturday, October 15th. These scores were: Lena 8, Pearl City 8, Q14 inningsbg Pearl City 2, Davis 13 Dakota 5, Pearl City 0. Winslow forfeited the game to Dakota. Davis would have won the cup if they had won this game. In playing off the tie, Pearl City defeated Lena, leaving Dakota and Davis in a tie for first place. In playing off the tie Davis lost to Dakota to 4. T H ID EI DN ic ss Stephenson County Basket Ball Champions HE Stephenson County High School Athletic Association Basket Ball Tournament was held in Davis on February 24th and 25th. The teams competing in the tournament were Dakota, Orangeville, Pearl City, Winslow and Davis. The opening game was between Orangeville and Winslow, which was held Friday afternoon. It was a good game, ending 15 to 14 in favor of Orangeville. The opening game Friday evening was between Pearl City and Davis. In a thrilling game Davis won 23 to 17. The last game of the evening was Orangeville and Dakota. This was an over-time game with a score of 20 to 18 in Orangeville's favor. The last night was opened with a game between Dakota and Pearl City for third place. Pearl City won 23 to 15. Then came the big game of the tournament. The two teams reaching the finals were Orangeville and Davis. At the end of the first half the score was 6 to 5 in favor of Orangeville. Davis came back strong the last half and won 16 to 9. The cup and banner were presented, Davis receiving the cup and Orange- ville the banner. 'TH E D AV Z N Q H S Basket Ball Review HE Basket Ball season was begun with some hard practice. We have not had a team for two years, so We wanted to make this team a success. Our opening game was with Durand on the Durand fioor, Friday, November 22nd. The floor being large gave us pep and we won 24 to 14. Our first home game was with Pearl City, December 3rd. It was a real game. When the whistle blew for the end of the game the score was 17 to 17. In the extra period Pearl City made two baskets to our one, making the score 21 to 19. The following Friday night we played the Alumni. The High School proved too much for them and won 48 to 13. This game gave our team courage and we went to Pearl City winning 13 to 12. Our next home game was with Seward. This was another exciting game. It was an over-time game which ended 28 to 26 in Seward's favor. During vacation we played Durand' in a slow game which ended 22 to 9 in our favor. On January 6th we journeyed to Winslow only to come home beaten 12 to 11. We played under many disadvantages. The following week we practiced hard to get in shape for the Dakota game January 20th. It was a walk-away for our team, the score being 34 to 15. On January 25th We played the strong Pecatonica players, but were strong enough to down them, the score being 20 to 18. The following Friday night we played Orangeville in a slow game which ended 10 to 22 in our favor. In returning the game with Pecatonica we were defeated 38 to 25. On February 10th we played Dakota here. Our team was slow in start- ing, but when we got started we ran away from them, winning 23 to 11. February 27th Winslow gave us a return game. It was a good game which ended 23 to 17 in our favor. The following Tuesday night We motored to Orangeville only to be defeated 29 to 25. This was the last game before the tournament. GAMES Won Lost Pct. Davis . . 12 8 .667 Points scored by D. H. S. . 432 Points scored by Opponents 362 A THE navwmns mee' '-------------- Done in Oil Done in Oil, the laugh provoking play presented by the Davis High School on Friday, April 13th, and again on Friday, May 11th, at the I. O. O. F. Hall. The cast: Robert Braun, his father's biggest Worry . . . . Jake Kneubuehl Emil Braun, Robert's father, a retired oil man . . . Willie Brault Vera Nyce, a persistent book agent ...... . . Marian Mench Frieda Braun, Braun's wife with social aspiration .... Lucile Meier Lena Hofberg, Braun's cousin from Dusseldorf ..... Arlene Meier Elsie and Lucy, the maids at Braun's . . Zelma DeGunther, Fern Meinert Karl Pumpernickle, Braun's former partner ..... Kendall Bradley Marmaduke Forsythe, valet and teacher . . . Elmer Lestikow Anita Braun, Braun's daughter ..... . . Gladys Walter Gregory Reynold, a successful young writer . . . . Alvin DeGunther Orville fSpikeJ Brookins, a soldier of fortune . . Edwin Gunderson Manuel Florado, a revolutionist ...... . Jason Afilerbaugh The Carnival N October 29th, 1927, the Davis High School held a glorious carnival at the I. O. O. F. Hall. This was the first time anything of this sort had been given and it surely proved a good time for every one who attended. There were many attractions, the main performance, several side shows and a number of good eats stands. A two-act comedy Jack's Wife Arrives . The characters were: Mrs. Follett, the mother ....... . . . Verna Tielkemeier Dorothy Follett, the daughter . . . . Lucile Meier Mrs. Rosalie Follett .... . Zelma DeGunther Mrs. Jack Follett .... . . Arlene Meier Phillip Hayne, a lawyer . . Elmer Lestikow Elsie, the French maid ............. Marian Mench A little negro act, consisting of singing and jokes, was put on by Kendall Bradley and Willie Brault between acts. Besides the main performance there were four side shows, Black Bottom, Double Your Money, Fish Pond, and Lincoln Park. Hamburgers, ice cream, pop and candy were sold. The first carnival staged by the Davis High School was a real success. LUCILE MEIER. 'THE EAVHWQHS Track and Field Meet We are all busy preparing for the Track and Field Meet which is to be held Saturday, May 19th, at Freeport, Illinois. The weather hasn't favored much practice, but we plan to be in shape to win our share of the points by May 19th. Everyone is out for at least one event. The following, no doubt, will be our entry list: Jake Kneubuehl-Half-mile and Running High Jump. Alvin DeGunther-Pole Vault, Running High Jump and Half-mile. Fred Tielkemeier-Half-mile and Running High Jump. Edwin Gunderson-Pole Vault, Running Broad Jump, Shot and Tennis. Willie Brault--100-yard Dash, Pole Vault and Running Broad Jump. Kendall Bradley-Half-mile, 220-yard Dash and the 100-yard Dash. Elmer Lestikow-Pole Vault, Running Broad Jump and the Shot. Jason Aflierbaugh-100-yard Dash, 220-yard Dash and the Half-mile. Milton Benning-Running High Jump and the Running Broad Jump. I . Edwin Gunderson, Alvin DeGunther, Just another Jump Winner Stephenson , who placed in the County Tennis . Pole Vault Tournament, 1928 - 'ram niwzaons was-f --------------- Initiation Party It has long been the custom of our school for the Sophomores to extend the hand of welcome to our Freshmen. This year the annual in- itiation party was held on September 20th. The innocent and unsuspecting Freshmen were first ushered into our Beauty Shoppe. Here they were powdered and massaged, but not with, the usual cosmetics. They were then conducted through the Palace of Honors, amid the agonized groans of its victims. The guests were next taken to the upper floor, where after further administration they were officially declared members of the Davis High School. As a suitable climax for the evening, refreshments were served at nine-thirty. ELMER LESTIKOW. Freshman Treasure Hunt The Freshmen gave their first party November 8th, 1927. A new feature of this being a treasure hunt. The treasures were hidden in various parts of the town and a great interest was taken in finding them. After this the whole body returned to the school for refreshments. While prep- arations were made for the lunch most of us enjoyed music, songs, games, etc. Some of the boys opened a new organization called The Bachelor's Club, the regulations of which being very strict. After the refreshments were served the party came to a close and most of us made for the loop of Davis. Much serenading took place on the way home from the party, featuring My Wild Irish Rose. KE NDALL BRADLEY. Magazine Sale The magazine sale which is carried on annually by our school was held in the latter part of September this year. The school handling the publications of the Crowell Publishing Company. The student salesmen selling subscriptions for The American, Collier's , The Mentor, The Ladies' Home Journal, and Farm and Fireside. In order to make the salesmen more interested and to create a spirit of competition, sides were chosen, the reds, the greens and the blues, Individual rewards were given to the leading salesmen, while, thanks to the patronage of the people, the campaign netted the school a substantial profit. ELMER LESTIKOW. 'r H E D av H N Q r s CALENDAR --- 1927- 1928 Sept. 6 School opened. 7 F. P. Donner visited at school. 9 Classes organized. 13 Literary societies organized. 14 Magazine sale started by students. 15 Marian Miller visited school. 19 County H. S. organization announces Kitten Ball League. 20 Freshmen initiated. All look rather disfigured next morning. 21 Magazine sale ends. Lucile Meier sells largest number. Davinois staff appointed. 22 Baseball captain chosen, Alvin DeGunther appointed. High School ties and caps arrive. 28 Illinian society meets. Books arrive for the play Jack's Wife Arrives. 30 Illinian society give the first literary program. Oct. 3 Some of the students become color-blind when Fred appeared with a new red sweater. 4 Parent-Teachers' meeting. 5 First baseball game of the World's Series proves more interest- ing for the boys than their classes. 7 Will we win the ball game tomorrow '? is the question that is on everyone's mind at present. 10 Zelma DeGunther chosen cheer leader. Practice yells. 11 Mr. Bradley goes to Chicago. 12 Examinations, everyone looking real serious for a change. 13 Elmer Lestikow receives a paddling with a 12-inch ruler, from Miss Bloem. 14 Baseball game between the two literary societies. 66 IC fi 17-21 Teachers' institute held in Freeport. We enjoyed vacation. 25 Miss Bloem explains why some teachers become insane. Mr. Baechle, soliciting for the Pontiac Engraving Co., Chicago, called. 26 31 Baseball game, Dakota vs. Davis. Dakota won and therefore won the cup. Nov. 1 Fernis birthday. 3 Part of Ancient History class recite after school. 4 Spell down during last period. 8 Treasure hunt party given by Freshmen. Found real treasures. 9 Two new members added to Bachelor's Club. 10 Utopian society gave a patriotic program the last period. 11 No school, Armistic Day. 15 Elmer Lestikow celebrates his sixteenth birthday. ' 22 First basket ball game of the season tonight. Durand at Durand. 23 Tomorrow is Thanksgiving. 28 Miss Bloem treats the basket ball team to an oyster supper. 29 Juniors give an old-fashioned party. 30 Staff picture is taken. -'e0 'THE DAVHNQHS Dec. Cl 1 2 ll 6 if 8 64 9 if ll 16 17 IK il H i: 23 Jan. 3 U 4 46 5 H 6 K6 9 12 THE DAWENQHQ CALENDAR --- 1927-1928 Marian is sweet sixteen today. Black day. Why? Exams. Rose Schurch visits school. Elmer froze his ear. The Illinian society give a program. A gentleman comes to visit Miss Williams. A new Ford in town today. What an excitement! Basket ball team go to Pearl City tonight. We won last night, 13 to 12. Elmer Lapp gets up before breakfast. Ruth Tielkemeier and Grace DeGunther visit school. Lucile's hair is curly today. Wonder of wonders! S0ph's give a Christmas party. 2,51 to Jan. 3 Vacation. Mr. Bradley has a new watch. Come on, let's go skating. The ice is swell. Evelyn Everson visits school. Wanted: A car that will take us to Winslow. New scholar at school today: Chester Afiierbaugh. Mr. Bradley tells a story. 19 and 20 Examinations. Gloom! 24 Cl Cl 25 26 31 Feb. 1 65 2 it 9 ll 16 Cl KC 17 ff 22 CC 28 29 Mar. 1 I6 5 Cl 6 CK 7 Cl 8 KC ll Mayll C6 KC June 3 If 5 K6 6 Let me see your report card. We win from Pec. Local literary contest tonight. School nurse visits. Faculty discuss their weights. Teachers get their pay checks. A wild dash for the bank. The ground hog sees his shadow. Jason comes back to school after being absent a week. Unsigned valentines. Mysterious! Excitement in bookkeeping. One of the students was held up by a masked man, while on his way to the bank to deposit 310,000 Snow storm. Something new this winter. Four minute talks given by various students, concerning Washington. Hurray! We won the tournament! We now have the cup in our possession for a year. We hope We can win it again next year. The girls give the boys a six o'clock supper in appreciation for winning the tournament. Every one busy reviewing for exams. The boys go to Freeport after school to practice for the District Tournament. Mr. Bradley is sick. Mrs. Bradley is taking his place. Boys count up the number of shower baths they will get if they win the first and second games at the District Tournament. Spring fever seems to get the best of a number of us. Another snow storm, but alas, it turns into rain. By the looks of their lingers the boys must have visited the dime store while in Freeport. Milton gets a very interesting letter. Done in Oil at Odd Fellow's Hall. County Track and Field Meet at Freeport. Memorial Day. Baccalaureate. Alumni and Class Banquet. Commencement Exercises. 'r H E n AV 1 N o 1 s Community Organizations CHURCHES Calvary, Davis-Rev. J. H. Walter, Minister. Mr. E. R. Ditzler, S. S. Superintendent. M. E., Davis-Rev. B. H. Keesecker, Minister. Mr. Wm. Arnsmeier, S. S. Superintendent. ' St. Paul's Evangelical, Epleyanna-Rev. Wm. Riemann, Minister and S. S. Superintendent. OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Name Organized Head Ofiicer A.F.8zA.M. . I. O. O. F. . . . M. W. A. . Ladies' Aid . K. L. C. E. . . Epworth League . . . W. M. S. . . Mystic Workers O.E.S .... i Q Rebekahs . . I. O. O. F. Motion Picture Co. . . Methodist Men's Council .... . . . . . - Q . . . . . Q OFFICERS OF H. C. Hofmeister, President. Edward DeGunther, Village Clerk. 1864 1868 1884 1893 1893 1895 1900 1901 1901 1901 1924 1927 THE . Mr. R. L. Bradley . Mr. Geo. McHoes Mr. Adam Rheingans . . . Mrs. Mary Arnsmeier . . Gladys Walter . . . Viola Nath . Mrs. Lillian Best . . Mrs. Florence DeGunther . . . Mrs. Evelyn Bradley . .... Mrs. Mae Tilke . . . Mr. Edward DeGunther . . . . . Mr. R. L. Bradley . . . . VILLAGE Trustees-Myron Alberstett, Austin Aflierbaugh, Fred F. Miller, Edgar Brinker, Robert Patterson and Will Toelke. FIRE DEPARTMENT Wm. A. Miller, Chief. Edward DeGunther, First Assistant. George D. Sheckler, Second Assistant. Company No. 1-Myron Alberstett, Marion Hoover, Martin Haroldson, Anthony Gibson, Russell Johnson, Robert Patterson, Ray Randall, Will Toelke. Company No. 2-Irvin Aflierbaugh, John Afllerbaugh, Joseph Andres, Gerald Crone, Lee Colville, Earl Henze, Lester Henze, Melvin Henze, Avery Kloster. T E in AW :gr nw li MRS. JENNIE L. BOWEN MRS. ETHEL M. HENZE Lower Grades Upper Grades Pupils of the Upper Grades i ' 1 Y Pupils of the Lower Grades fr sr E D av r N o r s High School Prophecy BOARDED the Chicago, Milwaukee 8: St. Paul train at Davis and was on my way to Chicago. The train being crowded,I walked up and sat down beside a quite stout, neatly dressed lady. For a few moments I sat silently looking about the coach. Finally I looked at the lady beside me and could hardly believe my eyes. I recognized the woman as my old school mate, Fern Meinert. I spoke to her and not until then did she recognize me. She said she was on her way to Chicago also. She said she lived in Evanston. Of course I inquired as to whem she was staying with. She informed me she and Jake Kneubuehl fformerly a Davis chapj, had been married three years and had been living in Evanston all the time. I next asked her if she had heard of any more of the D. H. S. bunch. Fern said she had just been down visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, known as Kendall Bradley and Lucile Meier in school days. They were living in Rockford. Kendall was a well known dentist of the city, and Lucile was working in a confectionery store. Fern also said that Willie Brault was a professional barber in Evanston and that she and Jake had all their barbering done there. I asked if she knew where Gladys Walter was. She told me Alvin DeGunther and she had been married for a number of years and were living in New York. O, Yes! Fern said Viola Nath owned a beauty parlor in Chicago and Zelma DeGunther was working for her. Of course it was no surprise to me when she said that Viola and Jason Afiierbaugh were engaged. I remembered that they were quite good friends in school. When we had finished our little chat we found ourselves almost in Chicago. It wasn't long until a familiar figure made its way into our coach and called, Chicago! Chicago! I later found this person to be Edwin Gunderson. I had only a few minutes to talk to him. He said his home was in the city of Bardwell. At last the train came to a halt and Fern and I and many other people were soon crowding and pushing one another about in a hurry to get off the train. I then left Fern and wandered around in the crowd until I finally found Helen Mench, whom I was to visit for a few days. Helen led me to a taxicab in which we were to ride to her home. As we approached the taxi I recognized the driver, Elmer Lapp. He didn't remember me though. After riding for quite a while the taxi stopped in front of a large white house. Helen said that this was where she lived. We got out and made our way into the house. When I had removed my wraps and taken my grips up stairs to my room, I came down and walked into the dining room. Helen soon came in and we sat down and visited for awhile. At half-past five we began to get supper. I heard a scufiiing of feet on the back porch and in walked a tall, light haired man. I gave a gasp and stared with wide opened eyes. It was Milton Benning. Helen quietly stepped up and introduced me to Milton telling me he was her husband. That night after supper Helen and Milton took me to one of their friend's houses to a party. When everyone had arrived, the hostess intro- duced me to each individual. Among those I met was Arlene Meier, a well known society lady, and Elmer Lestikow, a well known lawyer. After the party we went home and sat up awhile and visited. I asked where Fred Tielkemeier was, and Milton replied the last he had heard of him he was owner of a large sheep ranch in Colorado. Helen said Verna Tielkemeier was a stenographer in an office in Chicago and that she saw her quite often. Josephine Henderson was an office girl for a dentist in Evanston. Florence Horstmeier was a librarian in a large library in Chicago. Milton and Helen said while they were on their honeymoon in Los Angeles they saw Arvilla Fiene and Irma Anderson. They were both married and the two couples had bought a restaurant and were running it together. Helen said they had eaten one of their best dinners there. After a few more days' visit I went back to Davis and lived happily MARIAN MENCH. ever after. 'r H E D mr r N Q r s ALUMNI 1889 fThe First Classl Carrie Anderson. Ella S. Goldfl' Mabel Gold. . Blanche E. Hinds, fMrs. Longleyj, Davis, Illinois. U Jessie M. Hinds, QMrs. G. E. Smlthj, Chicago, Ill. Irene M. Orth, fMrs. B. F. Weaverj, Visalia, Calif. - 1898 - Vignette Briggs, CMrs. C. O. R. Stabeckj, Minneapolis, Minn. Maggie Bellows, QMrs. Albert Wellsj, San Diego, Calif. Belle Anderson, fMrs. T. L. Andersonj, Davis, Ill. - 1900 - Josephine Ende. ' Linford Kreider, General Yardmaster, Pacific Electric Railroad, Wilmington, Calif. Elsie E. Long, fMrs. M. M. Kurtzj, Davis, Ill. Mary Ellen Mullarkyf' C. O. R. Stabeck, Minneapolis, Minn. - 1901 - Samuel Bartholomew, Real Estate, Pitts- burgh, Pa. Ralph Bellows, Real Estate, Seattle, Wash. Ella DeGunther, Davis, Ill. Harold Haroldson, Farmer, Durand, Ill. Carl Kloster. ' U Lillian Morris, fMrs. M. A. Bestj, Davis, Illinois. Eugene Wise, Farmer, Davis, Ill. Lillian Schmitt, Clerk, Davis, Ill. John Orth, Clair City, Minn. - 1902 - Frank H. Becker, Salesman, Oak Park, Illinois. Claude Fye, Warren, Colo. Ora A. Johnson, fMrs. Bogenl, Chicago, Illinois. Eugene Liljequist, Supt. of Schools, Ful- ton, Ill. Estella, Stabeck, fMrs. D. Bragsteadb, Canton, S. Dak. i Helen Wise, QMrs. S. L. Orenl, Davis, Illinois. - 1903 - Philip Hageman, Motorman, Chicago, Ill. William Kanne, Jr., Decorator, Rockford, Illinois. Frank Markel, San Francisco, Calif. Ethel Watts, QMrs. A. E. Bardelj, Rock- ford, Ill. PAGE TWENTY-Sl, - 1904 - - 1905 -- Julia Althoff, fMrs. E. F. Tielkemeierj, Rock City, Ill. Ethel Boyles, fMrs. Claude Vorej, Free- port, Ill. Warren Fye, Fruit Ranch Proprietor, Denver, Colo. Osmond Haroldson, Farmer, Hanley, Saskatchewan, Can. Raymond Kanne, Sec. Meyer Vinegar Works, Freeport, Ill. - 1906 - Inez Johnson, Pasadena, Calif. Guy Miller. ' Claude Vore, City Mail Carrier, Free- port, Ill. - 1907 - - 1908 - Tilma Johnson, Pasadena, Calif. Glenn Alberstett, Clerk, Rockford, Ill. Riymrimd Meier, Garage Mechanic, Rock- or , Ill. Lloyd Stabeck, Minneapolis, Minn. Florence Wise, School Teacher, Chicago, Illinois. - 1909 -- Neva Miller, fMrs. Roy Warburgj, Davis, Ill. Thora Haroldson, fMrs. George Fisherj, Freeport, Ill. - 1910 - Myrtle Cross, fMrs. Elmer Haroldsonj, Saskatchewan, Can. Ernest L. Johnson, Pasadena, Calif. Lida B. Wise, fMrs. Louis Hassl, Davis, Illinois. - 1911 - Myron Alberstett, Cashier, Farmer's Bank, Davis, Ill. Carl Haroldsonf' Nellie Schmitt, Stenographer and Book- keeper, Chicago, Ill. Birdie Wise, fMrs. Roy Foslerj, Los Angeles, Calif. - 1912 - ' - 1913 - Florence Arnsmeier, QMrs. Myron Al- berstettl, Davis, Ill. Verna Hoover, fMrs. Frank Bondj, Los Angeles, Calif. Susie Schmitt, lMrs. Fred C. Luettigj, Freeport, Ill. 'Deceased. THE DAVHNOIS Qw- - --- - ALUMNI - 1914 - Verna Meinert, QMrs. Wm. Neidermeierl Davis, Ill. Virgil B. Miller, fMrs. R. L. Hooverj Apple River, Ill. Bryan Wise, Illinois Life Ins. Co., Rock- ford,Ill. -- 1915 - Verda Buticofer, fMrs. W. W. Mulhallj Postmistress, Davis, Ill. Hazel Hoover, fMrs. J. W. Balloul, De- troit, Mich. Emmett Martin, Beloit, Wis. - 1917 - Mildred Arnsmeier, Teacher, Fairfield, Iowa. Manilla Wise, fMrs. Alvin Mayj, Davis Illinois. - 1918 - - 1919 - Pearl Hoover, Davis, Ill. Guy Hoover, Beloit College, Minister, M. E. Church, Rockford, Ill. - 1920 - Irene Ditzler, Teacher, Freeport, Ill. Leland Lestikow, Farmer, Davis, Ill. Alice Slamp, iMrs. Orison Millerj, Du- rand, Ill. Vernon Thoren, Farmer, Rock City, Ill. - 1921 - - 1922 - Nevin Blunt, Bloomington, Ill. - 1923 - Esther Johnson, fMrs. Arthur Raetzl Rock City, Ill. La Vern Everson, Rockford, Ill. Avery Kloster, Proprietor of Restaurant, Davis,Il1. Theodore Meinert, Farmer, Rock City Illinois. Mildred Helmts, fMrs. Walton Jonesj Armington, Ill. Freda Tielkemeier, fMrs. Elmer Neider- meierb, Rock City, Ill. Mary Nicolls, fMrs. Donald Hendej, Be- loit, Wis. Esther Tielkemeier, Rock City, Ill. Guida Thoren, Rock City, Ill. - 1924 - Ruth Adlerbaugh, Davis, Ill. Audrey Bourey, Rock City, Ill. Rolland Ditzler, Flour and Feed, Free- port, Ill. Emma Johnson, Rockford, Ill. Barbara Kloster, fMrs. Wichard Brownj, Davis, Ill. Helen Logan, Teacher, Rock City, Ill. Wilma Tracy, Teacher, Rock City, Ill. Requartte Tracy, Rock City, Ill. Marian Young, Teacher, Rock City, Ill. - 1925 -- Joseph Andres, Davis, Ill. Mark Eberly, Moogk Sz Meisenbach Drug Store, Freeport, Ill. Marvin Meier, Rockford, Ill. Emerson Hofmeister, Bookkeeper, Em- rich Clothing Store, Freeport, Ill. Marsden Hoover. Thelma Fitzgerald, fMrs. John Rodde- wigj, Rock City, Ill. Mildred Meinzer, W. T. Rawleigh Co., Freeport, Ill. Melvin Kurtz, Undertaker, Evanston, Ill. Genevieve Davis, Davis, Ill. - 1926 - Luella Nott, Rock City, Ill. Ruth Tielkemeier, Rock City, Ill. Grace DeGunther, Davis, Ill. Arnold Meyers, Rock City, Ill. Myron Tielkemeier, Stenographer, Wash- ington, D. C. - 1927 - - 1928 - Lucile Meier, Davis, Ill. Viola Nath, Davis, Ill. Gladys Walter, Davis, Ill. Alvin DeGunther, Davis, Ill. Jason Afiierbaugh, Davis, Ill. Edwin Gunderson, Davis, Ill. Deceased, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Eugene Wise, '01 ........ President Arnold Meyers, '26 . . . Vice President Mrs. Lillian Best, '01 . . . Secretary Leland Lestikow, '20 . . . . Treasurer PAGE TWINTY SEVEN 'r H E n AV I N 0 I s Willie Brault: Some wise guy has figured out that fifty per cent of the married people are women. I don't believe it. ECONOMY Elmer Lestikow was stitching up the pocket of his pajamas before sending them to the laundry. What's the idea ? asked his room mate. I've hid a pair of socks in the pocket to save a bit of laundry bill, replied Elmer. Miss Bloem: Helen, read your sentence. Helen: They have putten the fire out. Miss Bloem: Elmer, what's wrong with Helen's sentence ? Elmer: She has putten 'putten' when she should have putten 'put'. Freeport Journal-Standard: Friday, generally fair, probably followed by Saturday. JUST LIKE 'EM - Lucile: Kendall, those banks are fraud! Didn't you tell me that they would lend money on notes ? Kendall: Certainly, dear. Lucile: Well they won't. I took those lovely ones you wrote to me, and the cashier read them and laughed, but he Wouldn't let me have a cent on them. Jake ftelling about the newspaperbz They tell about the Weather, whether it is Cooley or not. Miss Bloem: Next question. Viola fin Biology classjz When you run you walk on your toes. The Wrigley Building' and the Tribune Towqr Monuments to Advertismg' 2 O UK ADVERTISERS BELIEVE IN THE VALUE OF OUR PAGES TRADE WITH THEM -r E D AV n N 0 H s GO TO KLOSTER 26 HENZE Davis, Illinois For Eats, Drinks and Smokes BENNING 26 HELMTS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone No. 6 Davis, Illinois RIGHT Miss Williams: What kind of leather makes the best shoes? Arlene: Don't know, but banana peelings make the best slippers EDW. DeGUNTHER Davis, Illinois BARBER Hair Cut 25C Shave 15c Hair Tonics and Shampoo 15c Subscriptions and collections received for any newspaper or magazine Service that Satisfies at BRAULT'S BARBER SHOP Davis, Illinois Popular and Reasonable Prices rr aa in Q RW H N to H CRONE '65 STUCKY Davis, Illinois GENERAL MERCHANDISE Quality -- Service Phone 2002 EMERICK X6 RINGER 5 W. Stephenson Street, Freeport, Illinois DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY The Mench girls insist they are interested in people whom they have to look up to. KEEP RIDING Alvin: Hey, Elmer, your back wheel is going forward! E1mer: That's all right, Dixon, I'm on my return trip. The H. A. HILLMER CO. W. E. Morris, Mgr. Davis, Illinois Building Material, Grain, Choice Seeds, and Coal Snrirtg Eifmhmmlndirn A. C. EMRICH QUALITY CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Freeport, Illinois 4 ----- THE mavnmoxs wigs-if ----------- - WISE SHOPPERS Will always place this store on their shopping list. Each ex- press is bringing daily new conceits from the fashion centers of America. And if it's new you'll find it displayed here-iirst. STUKENBERG 25 BORCHERS Freeport's Largest Department Store E. M. HARNISH '65 BRO. SPORTING GOODS Everything to help your Game 26 E. Stephenson St., Freeport, Ill. Phone Main 464 A LIVE CRACK Edwin: Tolson, former Cub, is now playing with the Angels. 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