Fairmount High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Fairmount, IN)
- Class of 1926
Page 1 of 122
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1926 volume:
“
f x 4 V 9. 12 rg. E! 5, E E 5 H1 ,X -2 fi 'L 5 A 4 1 P34 r' If 5 iv 5 af 75 rf Q 5. 'ANNIE ilhiplwii l H1uQW,i!l11XzlZMlWF4i!l ,-. '-- 1 .gr . '. 1 . 1 .'1 1- 1.1 1 1. 1 . ' fc 1,1 - . . 1- 1.1 315 .1 1 A '1411' i 1 1 . - 1 1 .1 1 '. 1' , 1, .1 ,11 ,, 1 ,-T14 A A ,.,.11 . ,. 1 .11 cf 1 1. , ,,,.1A 11, .111:...-' . . . i. ,.,, -1,1 , ,- ,11171 .'1 -1 -.1i rg.. 1 - 1 .'7'f C' 11 -1 . , 11 1 11 - 1 1 . 1 . .4-.'., M1 ,, .,'11, - qu' 11 L' V. J1111' ' .1-.1, ',1 1 1.11..- .-1-. 1 1. -1 61, wt.. 1,11 . ,, 11 ,,, 11. ,. 1 , 11, 1 Y-1-1.151411 i' K --11 .. . .. 1' 1. . .,, ,1. 1 . 1 11' ,!1'1.. -,, 4.1.1, , 1. .11 , A w,,M.- ,. - V.21,.1.v. .1 ,.I 11 ,' 11 W. Sv. 1' 11.,p . .1- 1111 .11' N1 .- 1 '1111.',' 1 1112,-, 11- 'IL,,e ,A 1 ' 1' 11 ,': 1 f11 . , , .,, . . 1. -1 .11 ' ,.. ' 'V K? 1 . 1' 1, 1' .' . ' ' Jw, 1, ' , 1 . ' ' ' 71, 0 1 1 ' 4 - ' ' I 1x 11 L 1 1. 1 '. '1 H v 'C' ' 11 'Y 1 :Wi 1 M111 1 ,1, 1, 11 1. 5121 11-1 DL. . .s..11:L,'11 11-p - 11. 111 1 1 ,. -, , N I L., 1. .I u,,.,V,,1 I. ,AV N ,1,l.,,, 1',,11,1,,1 QM. 7 1 - ,,,.11- ' 1 . . - 1 .4111 -- 5 .1 . f 1,,-1 -1 1. - - 1 1--1. 1 ' -. . . ., 1 -,1 1.5 , 11 -1 .. 1,1 .',1'11,,, - 1 11,1 .. g, 41 1 1' 1 11 1' 1 11. , --1' ,1.- . 1.1. 1 ,1 . 1 . . . . .,1, 11 ,W , 1, ....1r...1-,L 1,, . .,,' 1. 1 1 11 1.1 1 1,3.n1'.. I I.. Hu , -I f ,rv 'A ,.,11:' 1, . -1 -1 1 -' 1' 1 1-1 11 1114, . 1 1 . 1 . 1- . . 1 1 K 1 1 . i 1 ' -,1 1. -' 1'.,..' - 3.1: 1 , 1, . .1 1 - 1 . 1. - .1 11 ,- , , ,1.,1, 1 1, ,,. ,,,1, , .. .1 1' , .1 '11, 11. -,, 3.1. 1. 1 .' 11 1 .1 1 :1::, g.1.5,.1,1, , 1. ,. 1 11 A, 1.1 . .. 1, . , .,.-, ,I ,-1 .,,f111, 1 11 11..m+,1e 1.1 1. 1 1 Typ: 1' -w1w1 yuuff'1wfwq,.'V11w13a.,1111-1 1 , . 57 ., . , I ,VV ,., ,. A-..,.1, . , , ....L1., W. ., 1, -, , si 1.,.:U,i,1 14 1 V W WI. unify ,I . ,.v.. ,1 , A , ,,1,1 1. , .1 ' ...,,i, -V..s.1 1- . ,. ,1 . 1 . . . 1, . , 1 , 11 ,'1' 1 ,. , 1-'.. . - .1 14 .f,1 . 7.13 A , c in '..1,,1, 1.1 5,411 1,11 '11, 111 ' H1 'z1'1,'-v'11:1'41 f : :,1,, 75.11111 .1 .11, .11 A-'1.111Y1-F, 1-1 . . -, .11 . 1 ,,.f 1. ,, .mfg-,., ': 1 '.',1, 1 . . ,1.,,.- 1 f 1:f'1.1 ,.1',,. ':' ,.- ,1 1-,Lf 51' 1, ,'.z1,.Q ' 114:11 1' .1 .1l'.r'.f . 1' ' VJ: 1 .. 6 .,,,.1y1 1 .. 1.01, 11.5 -,1!1f121. 11, 2 ' L W.. .1 4 1 1.113 .,.11, 11- 1 5.j,1,,1 ., 1 ..,.54J W lKiK2ih.i-rYlY:w?'.-'Y IlZ'15'- E fYs.ElI'n'xlEEvl 1391.121 .r -'1 .r1A.f1W,'k' 2631! :V 1' . pai'-5 5 E-1 1' '. 4'14:' :ZX 'ff .911 5 1- 'I'4i '1i'.'.'. G ' '?.Vh-TIlTiSB4. '4 SH.'K2IL if'.55'-FlM.ThE 'FQ' ig? wie' 'I fa - ri! 1 .-if , , X f fi C2594 'ilihris H26 'P - - ---- Black ant Qbulh -'----- - -1- WALTER E. GARRISON lfditl 11'-i11-Chief ROBERT LINVILLE Ilusiucss RTIll1ZlQ,'k l' STAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. E:1g'1'ax'c1' THE BENTON REVIEW SHOP Printer FAWN HOCKETT PI14'rLUg'I'Ellrl1Cl' U11 -'- -M- Blank anb Gnlh - '- - - - juremnrh . . . . , I lu thls pmllylxczltwmw wi the Iulaek ZIIN 4.11141 we have C11flCHX'llI'C1l In 1l4,I1'tl'IlY as Ich of the selwnl life as lmssilwle. Our um 1511111112046 tluslmrrk an ZlCCl1l'2i'E61'CL'Hl'1l ul the aetivitiew uf I:E1il'lHHllIlt High Sclnml Im' the selmml yezu' l'i23f1'P2f+, NYC lmpe znt we have met your expeetatirms and mlueefl 21 lnmk that wlll sutlsfy yuu HHXV fl five, ten, nr fifteen j'QZlI'ShCI1CC. 111-----N-in-u-u-1..-1ti + ht U 4 Inv ' WF 'QAM F in .L W- ' ' is Q CONTENTS ,lg N 'Q A 5 f fl A- ' J - V X 42.5 L5 Qi 1 7 f '- -' nw ,Q ' is X ' fav - - ,J X .I ' - L ,ag A6Q,! 1i , X I5 , ViIX'4'1Il 9 'I X X n l A . i' gym K A V - a J :- . gwn.. + J l KJ sa - f F-3 93, if f -Wax V- yn 5 page X Dc4Iic:1ti1m , ,,x,A,,,, 7 gm' Wu b , P11 Mm is-rx 9.4 B- 9 2 23' iii c 'XX The Stuff' , .,. . :Xcl1niuiftrz1ti1 111 . w 1 1 .g' 'I 3? WE' N . . Lid Q3 4 'SE af g 59? Z , 1 ga W U Q Q D, , Medical Department ,,,, , A,,,,, IS I- j Classes . ., .,.,,, .. , ,,,,,,,AA 2 1 I q fQ,I'g2l11iZH'EiU11S .Y,,.,,.. -I-7 E .0 ,'Xl1tUQ'1'Z1llhs , N M54 k 3 ,Xthleticf , A 57 ' - Swciety ,, ,,,,,,,,A 415 V I1 Alumni ,, .,,,,. 71 Q-- H,um1,r ,,,,A,,..A,,,,..,, ,,,,,Y,,A., ,,,,, 7 7 ,-ig ,Xc'1x'e1'tiss111e11ts and ,luke-S ..., ,, ,NS Q -K . fg nh IX f a ' Q52 Qu W.. , -.4 F,-N M5 F 5,3 , fQf7f 'ff Q - sq ,7.'T . . ua rx X X A 1 u - S ' may 5.675 ki-329 ui., , 022' x 9, Qi Wim O - f I sg- J' , E A .' 1- - L4 X 'ff' sl 1 f :Q '.. - v Qa A -Q, 2, 39, 1 I Y Q' ' K' agg- - ---- -1-- Black :mb 611111 -1-- - Nb- Q ' .KX ,N kr 9, X . 1 : ,V V ,LTSYQX Q-will IL 11 4' 'Ima XL . L ,v' .WY'1 '11,,,1HL1 1 wg. 17 1-11 F 1 ' -' K 1' fwl 111 fem? ff' A' 1 ' 11 -MH X '1 ' ' . L x -1W1f ' ff 1 I 1 1 1 my , 1 11111 1- ' W 131,11 -f .1 - .Q 1112 w -2, 11191 1 K an 111, QVC 11 ,1 , 1 f11'1-11111 VV UI!-xgxrkk ,,- X ,, , fn . 129-1' SN +1 1 1 1 , 11 X 11 , f xpx X X, K' 11 J KN 11J11A.V it .WX If U-Q 11 ' 1 X. Nl' EDICA1' IO x 1 K M WVU, X If 1,111lL'1i X 1 4111111111 X 1111311111 X 1 N1 111111 411 1 v '1 1111- N1llK1L'l11 1111115 1111110 111111 1111111, 116111111110 11115 N t1111111A11'11'1'111w111111 Ifzmir- Xl 11111111111111t5 111 1fL1lg111' 11 X1 1111-1111111m1'1111111ics 11111011 X1 .Y 111L'f' 111- g1x'1'11 us 111 111'1j1x'i1,1- X 'XfL,5.,' ing :L s1'1111111 like 1'1Zl1l'1I1HllI1t A 1X Sf11llKl1. 'NX 1711 1 5 I fk xx? XXX ,ff k 1 ig Qx uf 1 ,W1 Xxx 4, ------ -- - -11-1...----11 ---- - - - 7 1 qlmiwi 1------ 1 +R- -1-- ---- - .. - - - Blank anb Gull: -W ---- - - ' THE STAFF ,..-.....1- Top row-Clariee Rigsbee, Virgil Creek, Sylvia Thomas, Pauline Jones, John Friend, Robert Linville. Third row-Philip Holliday, Milton Leer, Murray Holliday, Arthur Pay119, V1CfO1 Selby. Second row-Mr. Neel, Pauline Gift, Betty Johnson, Florence Brewer, Ruth Seale, Mareile Brookshire, Ethelyn Broyles. First row-Helen Thomas, John E. Edwards, Ruth Pickard, George Allen, Pearl Ellingwvood, Walter Garison. ORGANIZATION Business Staff liflitlmr-in-Cfliief Assistziiit liflitrn' Walter Garrison Dorothy Rush Business Mziiiager Assistant lXrlx'ertising' Klziiialgci Robert Linville john E. Edwards .hflX'Cl'llSlllQ Klaiizlpger Assistant .Xl'lYCl'llSlllg' Alllllllgfl Arthur Payne George Allen l'i1'ci1luti1+n Xlzniiziger .Xssistzint Lirculzlliun Alilllllgtd Pauline Jones Ruth Pickard -X i,llL'l'lll'Y l ritic Marcile Brookshire .XI'l l':fllt4rl'r Pauline Gift Philip Holliday Xtlilt-lit' lfmlitfn' Virgil Creek SllflIlNillll lfrlilrrl' Clarice Rigsbee .X-slsllllll Snap lirlitor Sylvia Thomas 1 1 it-U.,-.nr ssistant tnculzrtion Nlznizagei' Milton Leer Editorial Staff ,lf'liC lifllllll' Innim' lfrlitur Ruth Seale Xlllllllll lttlllnl' Victor A. Selby Florence Brewer Helen Thomas 1gilt-inlgll-l'.4l1t1w H111 q',-.UIC lsymm 1 4 4 Betty Johnson H John Friend Sl1L'lClj' iiflltfll' Pearl Ellingwood Ethi B -' st-mf,1-l13l1it.,f X? imyleb l ' vsl Murray Holliday Mildrbiill Scott ? i'- i'- ' 'H' '- - l' -'-'- '- -I- Foiflioiii-W lifliinl fill illlfl Nth lirmle lfclilrn 'g Admmlstratlon ff Nl ?'I. W AQ 11 an 5 gg? ' . Spf f 19- X ' W w ,1 ' aww, , 1 if, i I 1 .E ' 1 V. YE , 21 fff, an ni' Wi V H! '.'! Q .fggqf V, V REI' E fig! ' H1 MSllQ!1'FI'r 1 11-., -1 , 1' - 1 Q -I' , 'e, ,1, 1 , , 1 , X K V, . My 1 ff 1 ,vs-: .11 ,, , , If Q f w 1 Ah, K f F - 1 1 1 .eg .' . wr 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 k 1 1 1 1 1 ' ..1,'f ,1 V. 11.11. . ..1g,, ,1.12 1 , x, , -,L1f1V.M . 1 1 - I VM, wi! 1 1' In -J, . iff! M,-v . 11 A1 1-. I 1 4- - - -'-n- ihilark anh cgvulh -w- - -P FREDERICK G. NEEL 113, S., xYflllJ2l1'ZliSU U11ix'e1'sity IS. Pg., XvZlIlb2ll'ZliSO LTI1iX'61'Sifj' Graduate XX'1+1'li, Inrligmzl Univer Superintendent of City Schools + 1111 1 1 1nn:T11uu1u1 1 1 1 4. -- ---- -- '1'- -Z8lackanhQulh- '-f- ------ 'u 'i ' School Baath J. C. ALBERTSON President OTTIS WILBERN Treasurer J. V. A. SELBY Secretary ORVILLE WELLS President Joint High School Board - ---------- --,..-..iE,..,-,,,- - - - -H- - -N- - - -'--'- - -1'- - Blark anh Q?5uliJ -m--- --- - ---- '-w- Zlhnisurp Baath JOHN DAVIS President LOWRY GLASS VIRGIL DULING Secretary Member 4' --- ----' ' ---- -- '----- 4- Q uiolilnill-luinlinui niuuinu- u-uu- t .V 1 V A -:'1'ii',1' jeff, .J .1 ' .' ' ' :ZA 4' Ui , 1 1 . 1 Af . A., .f - A41 L .2 ' ifvlin if-, l'i911'ti' i i rig vizl P22141 gggwr-J qw , 'xsq i 7-fifw v A ,ig W iii Wi. 'Z'?fW522 f1. lf' 'i' ?-.aww ' -f- Myrtle Gilbreath MB., Marion College Assistant Principal .Tunior High School English and Social Blank anh Quill - -H - H-'WH n i i-U -M-H+ Quperhisiun 'Uni' L. H. WELLMAN A. M., Indiana University A. B., Indiana State Normal Principal High School Science my - ,a V' ff . .' , A 1 if Z f Z ggi 5 4 f 19 if 2, 2 ng, :fa 44 ff if S' Sffggf, .. ., f,. Edna, J. J. Gregg l'h.B,, Yliiiv1-rsity of Uliiwlgvi Ansistallt l'i'inci1ml Spnior High Sr-howl f ' 4 Z? L 441 1412! ' wa W fy! QQ! ff gm c . , . V, - 1222 2 w , IW7 V 5 x b 1, f K. . ml , . fi, K z , f ff ,i ff! I 1 0 1 'l' JN i S, fi , cw if I +I. :Jia-4, W. D. Howard Iinilinii:x.St:i1.u ii- N imul I 1 NX lid 'rinvipzll XYCS ': Xi.liiltlllHilI'N:1Ilr1 History Glenn Moon lmlinmi, University Marion College l'i'iii1-iiml North NY'ii'mI SCiE'T1C'3 Dinan flf HMM N:inu:tnl ,KN-S lNI2'lifllK'1l'lZI.flCS 1inflV0- 1-atiumil Cluizlziiwe ,P,-,,,,,.,,,,,,.,.-..-..-ul1nl-nn-m:-un-mi-n-un-nu1im-nn- I-ii-, -..-un ,.,, , ,IH N, ,W 14 1 1 - 1 - -n-u-H+ 4..-..-..-...- ..-..--..... ---n----- ---- - Mack ant' bulb --'---'- .M 'PMR -Q -. N 'Y' 'gf' Q xx x XA su X xi S gi ' :Rx X X N ig, A ' . f ee 'AQQQ' 'S' I XX ix X xi Nm ww . -N soggy PEW -:size-ew N In .ls Q.. ., ' Q 51582 egg Q.: as 1 ,eww ,S . .lil Q' waist! 'X Lenore P. Ramsey E. Louise Duncan Pearl Galey Pearl Stout All. Northwestern AB., Butler College Grmlliate ,Xriws Con- A,B,, Iilrlimm lvlll Yuiversity linglish and Home servatory versity 1li1'e1:to1- of Tests Economics XVurk in l7'Il1'l'Y Geography :mfl Senior High School School of ljxprebsioii Matlwiiiatif-N English Expression Helen C. Hicks Edna Kenyon Addie Wright Fred Wyatt A.B., Indiana Uni- .X.B,, l'I:n'lh:nm Pol- A B., Ei'l'l'll'l?l1ll Coll A.ll., XYz1Iraxl14'ull1 1 Vvfrsify' F-ege lege I,ll'f'l'l0T of ,Ulilvtl Heafl of the Vominr-1'4 Imlinua, Vniwrsity AAI., f ol1L111bia Tfni- 4-iul Sf-ivxugv cial l'3e1'va1't1uont Latin and ,Iuniur versity High History Social Scienl,-GS atunvun--nn-an-nne-nnzun-nn-nn-nvu-nn--:ruinnina-nnignniuu--nniu 11111111l-nn-uninn-nn-nn-nI-nn:luvn1n+ +1---- 1----'-1- '1 -------1------11- 'QII - Zlilark anb bulb 11- - ' -1- -' 1 Q11 N11 NI1111111 111x'e1w1ly XII 111-l V111 11 11 101111 Illl 111111111 9 , .1 .-11-11,1 :.,-- 1 1 , ,1 ,M , . - Z ,ff 1 11 , , 1 R. L. Bird V Zelpha Miller VF1oy Payne Agues VVood 111111:111:1 Stuff- N111'111:11 1'1'iY:1tE- l'i1111r1 In-s' 31111-11111 4'1111w1'x':1I111'y 1111111111 N1 111 N111111 Al Klll!l1'i1' suns nf M11 Nluxiw 1111111-1111 U1-l':111w I' ' N111'thxx'- ' ' v111'fit5' l'1'1x'1111- Rlufiv 1,1-X1 N1111x 1111 l'iz11111 F. S. Galey La Vonne Maish Hubert Blair ILH, l'111'rl111- Vui- I5 S., I111li:111:1 511111: S111wi:1l l111I11x1111l vm-lxity N111'111:1T 1X1tx 1'11111x1- I111l1:111H SIMM- Nm Y111':1l11111:1l III11114- 1111111111 511111 X111 111:11 V l'l1-1111o11111's Xlilllllill 'l'11111111 Y111-11111111:1l AL.I1'l4'U1' 1111'1- H1111 Biology 4.,,...,-.,.1- -.- ..,...,,-..u-....- ,-, - - -, 'NEW'-I 11111-111-111.-1. 1, .1,,,1,,,i,, GP I nu nu nm rm nn nn nu me un un nu nn un m un nu N we X X x X -. 15:51 X- AM M .,., N ,pf ,V .- , 47 i eww! +-------Mwwwmmumnmm--------- f I tt.' FR J , ix ni 1 wx Mk f' 1 X Q If M ,, aw ASW 4 14 N K 5 SX fd 5, 4 xxx K I X MK 1 ,4 X 17 X ' 5 lx gx,i 'fvvf ,Qin if f e f , , '. rni'Z':,',. 4 ,1 A kg ' f 1 ' ,4,3,.,yg' ,,'3gZ2,'3Q1, . f 4 , ,4 W , f 41 1 f 95 lg, 4 , ' A25 ! 1. f 4 Lillie Hinds Evadna. Covell Gretchen Albertson Marjorie Armfield lndian:-1 State Xormzxl Imlimm State Nfmrmul lmlizmml State Nornull 'l'1'il4'llI'l'h' Uollegre of Grade 1 Marimi College- H1'n4le- 3 Imlizmnpulis Xorth XYz11'4l Winnie 2 North XYa1'cl Hrafle 4- North NYax'41 Xorth lVzlr1l Georgia Sparks Iva J. Ferree Merle Carter 'l'1'Jl4'llHl'S4 Uollege of Gl'?lf1ll?lft' lmlimm Marion tfnllmgv lmlizlmmolis Stafv Nurniul 1,46-og1'a,1rl1y, l'hysi:-:ll Music, Art anal f'oluml1in Iluivwsity Tfklllllllll and Vhysic-al Training English Spelling North XVa1'd Wvxt Wnrfl YVQ-St VVz1rvl L 4...-.u.......-..u.-,...-.n..-....-.....-.m-.m...n..-....-W-...-.W-.,.-,,,-.....,....H -,H-..,i.-.,.-..,-W...,..-....-.. -H -H+ 17 'E' 4 .M 4...-H.-....-.,.-i..-....-..i-i-.-........- 5313513 gnu Qgnlh -.H-i..-i.-ii-...-.i.....i....,....i.....-..g.. K-f'V m E .A . DEPARTMENT UE HE .-. ., lnne was when sclinnl was at plate tin tiannning f lntfw the nnnrls nl g1'HXY11lg' children sets ut tttttm. HOW flllliGl'CIlt tmlay when schfmnl otiicials are uiining tu real- Dr. L. D. Holliday Nvllotnl Phyait-izln ize that :L stmiigt zlnrl useful niinrl cletnanfls a sttmtg zinfl healthy lmiily. The hny ur girl whit is kept troni sclnml even a sliurt time hv illness is lusimg' anfl the emnniunity is payiiig just the szune as if he were in regular attendance. F H 9 lYli1'lJllKl tml 1 uf l i l ' ie ine tie ten' npliztnzi High F-elumls that hoast a well equilmped Health Depzutinent. The lblCtlll't' at the lmttnin uf this page ni equipnnnt anrl the full' ' fll ll l O 11 tells the Stmy work tlune. Xuinher Nuiuhei' ' given Schick Test ,,,,.Y,. E467 given Tiixinfzulti-toxin,rllfi :wing t'1'm e te S stnnet iinb' f the Xutnhei' tiweitweifqlit tt,, .,... 2 74 Xuniliet twnsilS ,..,,,, ...,. 2 Zh Xuniher given pliysiczil exzuninu- NllIHl'Mtl' hurl teeth YY,,, 146 tiwn V.,,....tttt....tttt.w..,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ....,..,, f 352 Nuinhei' acleimiils .... . N Numhet' unrlerweight ,,,,, . ,231 X f, 1 1 1 , -Cc 7747 If ii ff if 1 ff ,MK , f ,-599' .47 ' .5 NSA The Medical Room 4, , 1 4 f --w . ,1- , fl f f 52513: V f , . , f-gp9:::,g.,:,: i' f I , 7 , ff! 1 G 2 E. ti ' ,tiff '7g5Z,,fi+fw'zT , img , n,- gif '24, vsrrxmvv 9 i ..,,.. Z 2 f WWW -, I f- , . 4 3' .H , if, , V w e gvg 2 ,, ,, ww sion nn I rin I in n :ui linn--nn--uninninninn--nn-I -.nn-nl11un1nu1n tiii1,,i,,ni,,n M 18 i tllnllluiiiqil Qllasses f XY 1 f ,f 4, X410 XX grim , Y 4 QL! L vu MQ, P N Qin? A X Fill XX f P, X ,l 's xx Nl? Sf- X Q ,351 N 7 .a Qs-swam ' f I ,,-' N .- , 11, Nzilixf ,, fr, -1 s C6519 w X. .,1.,.,...,. J ' r 7 ' U 'Uv N X 1 . g ' f L ,MJ Xl Q X if -X .- if ,w I' L W NAR J O r J ' WJ .IQJL uyj' U was ' 1 '94 JH Hs Bw' E D, 1' Lil - Mig -I I W L lv .,Z:z.1' lcthihmmu Wx J,-.lfffm .va , I ' Q J f, X 0. .ll n I -,, . I en - nr' , ,' K A 4 , 40, E ,f Mn '3'+'Q 5A E. :. - -5 f L'-it-W J! Q l,., E IOR +I--' ---- ---- - 11- Smack anh bulb -11- - - - -' ' I SENIOR ORGANIZATION l',1'65ld611'L IY,Y,,,.,YVV ,,.YYYY---wY,..wVYV,,VY-w,,, ,,YVV,YV-Y 1X I u1'I'2l3' l,, llulllllllj' Vice-Presirleiit I,,,,, llL'ZlI'l ElllllgVNX'lll,7ll Secretary ..vv,O,,O, 1. ,,,,O, OO,.O I YOOV ,,YO,,, O . X1-tl1111' l'11y11C T1'ensu1'e1' .I,O O,OI.,,OIOOOI,I,IO,I,OI,,,,,,,,,OO,,O,,,OO,,,O,,,O,,,OOO,,, B lfmetzl lillllel' Stufleut C1lllllCll I,,, Klerl Russ. lblillllzl L'+1HAi11. l111li:1 l'lz1111iltO11 COlOrs ..,,.II,,O,O., . 1 O,,,.O,OO,,,O,, ,,,O,,,O,,,OO,,OO,,, l '111'11le uufl l10l'l lflmvei' ..,, ,II,,,,,,,,,,,, ,I,,,,,,,,,,,., S 1 Ycet P021 51JHllSUI'S . I,,I ,. II.I,O,OO,,,O,,,O,,, Edna lie11y1111. lf. 5. li?ll'C5' MOTTOI uXYlll'l'illlg' l7111' CllZl1'ZlClCl'. Xwrt l'lZlIllCH. Occupations Of F. H. S. Senior Class Of '26 in 1940 Nlarcile B1'OOlqslIi1'e - Xlvriter and C1'itiC. liulizt Cwlleeu ll1jOyles4Mz11Iager Ol lietmj' liusi Klzlllfly Sllwp. Rlouetzm l-luller-SO111eb111ly's Vile. licliia C1lffiii-CO111111unity XYO1'liCI'. Virgil Creek-Lawyer in Cliicagtl. l'll'ElllCL'S ljZlX'lS DCZlll uf xxvlillllfll :It Uxlfwiwl. 1La1'11et llay-l'l11Ol4kee11e1'. Helen Debmg--Fz11'me1 s Wife. liunice lDeXYee1'1leBea11ty Specialiwt. Pearl lQlli11g1x'11Od f Slwrt Stffry XY1eite1'. l'a11li11e Gift-llair Dresser. xvlllltl' 411a1'1'i5O11-Ll111t1'z1ctO1'. lmlizt ,llamiltuii f l' e ll 111 :I ll s li 1 11 r.liCZlCllCl'. Yefla ll2Izzz11'fl-Pmetewh. livelyn Hi111elielqfRla11icui-ist. I5 e l O 1' e S I lmllmwzty f Kl:ItlIe111aticN rl.lC3Cll6I'. Ruth HOski11s4Stz1te Slllltlllf' Scl1O11l Xlvorlier. Harrie llL11ll+Nl1I'SC. Xlilyiiellaisleye-5z1lew111z1111'111' XYO111l- stuck rll:VIDQ'XX'l'llCl' C1111111:111y. Paul ll11H111:111-l'Je11tist. lflyrle llOll1111'215' -.-X111l'1:1sQa1lO1' tu li ll gl 2111 cl. lllen lluitmifr l41111111me1'. llz11'11l1l hlayffllzlfelmll l,lElf'Cl'. l.11tl1e1' lii111ew-'l'zI1lO1'. xxvlllllil l.e:1cl1 A llUl'llL'SllC Sk'lQllCC 'llCZ1CllC1'. XYCl'lllCC l,C't'N7'l.lf,PYCl'. l9'1'efl 'lO11esllD11ctO1'. lirlxmrrl l-:1fle1'e-el7z11111111s tiO111e1li:111. jtlselfli l,eacl1flDetectix'e. 1 H llerllert Lezlcli 1 l':'1st111' ut 1Ct1 Ble111111'iz1l L'l1111'cl1, l111lia11z11mOl1w. 'l'l1el111z111 Lex1'1s4L'1111s11lti11g Psycliwl 1vgiHt. Harfllcl Klal11111ey4 P211le1'e11'ski, the Secmiml. Nawmi RlCl,lZll1lT6l61Jlll11lC liJ1bt'l'2ll4l1 .I11se11l1i11e llills11zu1gl1-Klilliuer. Clem M111'1'1s4lNli11ister's Ylvife. Mary Xz1l1e1'fSOciety llelle. liutli l ick211'rlgl7a11111us Yioliliist. .Xxl'llll11' l'ay11e-Nlmlerli Fa1'11Ie1'. Laveldrt Rigsbce-4'l31'O:11i-L'aste1 '. l.O11ise lioberts-MissiO11u1'x' to ,l111li 1 Klerl llmssfflass D1'11111111e1' 111 S1111sa1 liaml. llZ1l'X'Cj' Ste1x'a1'tef'C'111'11 King. Xlihlrell SC1'bt'C'fiXYlllllllk'l' Of the line l1sl1 Cliamiel. Olive Swatt-Ste11Og1'z1l1e1'. l.el:1 S111itl1fKli5siO11211'1' tu Africa. Helen Stfjmkey-Yz111111.. ljflllllllk' 51111111-.X1'tist. Olive 'l'l11111111s-O1+e1'z1 Singer. ll61'll1E1 rllliulnlflililliu .XfQ1'I111P3uj,t 11,1 O Ruth l ickarll. Marie 'l'111l1le Yi11l111iwt in Sx'11111l1O11x l,l'Cl'lL'Sll'Il. lilzulys 'l'yg111't 9:1x1111l11111t- Sqplggigl' l.11111se N a1'l11-1111gl1fS11:1111sl1 l5llllCL'1' l.z111'1'e11ce 'l'111x'11se111l-l'1'1,III-1-11' Klum Ztgei' 111 the llc-t1'1111111i1gm 111,01 1 CO1111 1:111y. lie1111etl1 l'11rle1'w11111l -SUI-111151. l'lEll'l'f' XX'e:1x'e1'kt'11g1t-I1 .,f IT- U. S State Cl1:111111i1111 l'.g1glgt-tlmll 'femm- Xlvnltel' XXlllf'liDl'L'NYf O1-gmn-. ,!..,...,. ----- ------- 1 ,.-1.1..-11.-.,.- .. - , - Q Q - - - - - 22 ' 'P +----- - - ---- - ---.- imma mm emu -- ---- - - - - -W-H+ p MURRAY HULLIIJAY W A'- up Libraiv Staff, '2-lg Annual Staff, '24: Culver lVlilitai'y Svhool, '24, '25, '26g 9 in ll Advertising Managt-i', '25g Vice President ' ' Annual Staff, '2f5g Class liesident. ee gei.y ARTHURPAYNE 3. 3' Vice President, ,235 Student Council, '24, '25g Yell Leader, '2-lg Vice President Stu' lent Council, '25g Annual Staff, '25, President Secretary LITTLE DOPE ON US XYe're a pretty good class: watch our outfit when wc get out and we will prove it. During our four years at lf. ll. we have procrastinated and worried the pedagogues about as niucli as any of our forerunners. only we got lay with inuch of it and so havent left quite such a bloody path as soine of the classes. To begin with we are an ancient lot. Xvhen we started in only three girls in the class had their hair luolilied and they just grew up that way and couldnt help it. Then one could get out of any asseinlnly, hy just signing a paper. The lioys were running the locker rooin under the stairs in full hlast. Lacy Shore hadnt joined the arniy hecause of a lgiroken heart. Mac Walters was our sponsor, and we had a feininine president, Celia l-layworth. ln lU2-l twenty-seven girls had their hair cut UNCC in a while and we began to come out of the woods and find out what it was all almout. lf the haircut's aren't enough proof of this get out your N24 annual and see for yourself. We traded Mac Walters for Bliss :Xrnold and Hr. liilergdoll and we've had a Latin teacher ever since. lfred jones was president and the vice- president did a lot of heart lwrealting. the first prominent niove in this di- rection we made. 1925 found us with Bliss Arnold married, hut still explaining to the Latin people how niuch Gaul Caesar had, and Mr. tlaley in Bergdolls place. Love affairs were becoming' more and inore complicated, as such things have a way of doing. Wie lmegan acquiring the sophisticated look you have doubt- less noticed we now have. This can be proved lwy a second inspection of old annuals. We had an outstanding party at Hrs. XYinslow's and gave the Seniors a reception, a great surprise to us both: it caine as a sort of inspira- tion. The other social event of the year cost two seinoleons and several citif zenship grades: a few representatives at the Freshman party acted on the entertainment connnittee. Harold Mahoney flourished as president. a very etticient one. This year we went through the usual orgies, got our rings, pins, cards, and invitations, and caine out of it in fine shape. Speaking of otticcrs the world must hand us at least one rose hecause we have always usecl discrini- ination in electing treasurers, inoney is one thing one has to watch. Ed Lafler played the title role of Clarence , our class-play. and kept up his rep- utation, too. Miss Kenyon, who took llrs, XX1nslow's place as sponsor directed the play aided hy Mrs. XYood. Since we are leaving, we would like to tell the rest of the school that heing a Senior isn't quite Su complicated as it sounds. . .I-ln-n- -, - - ,. .. .. .... .--- H..-im ------- ..- - - - - -,,.,-,.5, + m +H-i-- ---- -- ----- i- - Zlilark auh Quits --1- --H- fe 4, ' f v X it 7 , A., ' .V n 2' 4,12 Z fm, 'Z F 7 1 2 .W 44? fy yy' i,,.1.' 1f.,, ' j f MMV? N A 3 'L -. ' 'H-.ff EVELYN HIMELICK WALTER GARRIMPN Library Staff, '24, '25. Class Pvesimlent, '23 -Xnuua Staff, '24, '23g Editwr in me T1'easure-1' D1'2ilN2itiL' Club H1'bHCPl S0L'iuty'. '24 '2l3. HARVEY A. S'l'EWAR'l' EIJNA COFFIN F2lil'lN1IUllL Academy, '233 Prusi Gln-Q Club., '23, '2fjg Yice IH-wif dent, Ag'1'iuL1ltL11'Q Club, '26, flcnt Clufw, 243 A.HIl1,lHl Stuff, '2-1. '25g Flaws Secretary, '25g Student f,'ULlllL'i1, '2l5g Hmmm' Suciwty, '25, wx .., . WAYNE HAISLEY HERTHX TODD 'I'1'ack. '25, '2f5. Fairgwuut .M-zulvnmy. Ouq tm. lm ln. l'l,Ii0 MORRIS IJICIMRES HOI,I,UW.XY files Vlulw, '26, Fz1i1'nmunt Ac-aflemy, '23, ' '-M '-'- ' - -'- '- '5f '-' - M M + 'P - '--' ---- ---- - - ---- - iI5lack anb bulb -H-- --------- 41- - H+ 'iv Q K , , K , ' ' X , 4 f ,Q W, ,fm if I 2 L5-11 5 f 44' , f S ' 75 .- iz... D 3 1 X 2 ' and if f 1 5 F 1 z - - , 4 . 34 f ff? .5 , ,- 4 ' I hype' V ww, X A 57 5 lr ' 5 .-sg, 109154, O I Q x It if I I A an 4' K ..,1,,f , f.,- 3 .,:-- I 'ii' if in PAUL HOFFMAN HAROLD C. MAHONEY Bawblilly '25, Bawketball, '2f3g Jonesboro High School, '23, '24, Track, '26. Class President, '25, President. Hi- Y, '2G. NI-XRIE HUNT NAOMI MCCAN Fairmount Academy,'23g Orcliesf Kokomo H. S., '23, Marion H. tra, '2-1, '25, '26, Band, '243. '2-1, '25, MARIE TODD OLIVE THOMAS Class Treasurer, '23, Orchestra. Fairmount Academy, '23, Glee '24, '25, '26, Glee Club, '25, '26. Club, '24, '25, '26, President of Tri-L's, '26. VERNICE LEES MERL ROSS Glee Club. '2i5: President Athle- Student Council, '23, '26, Vice tic Club, '26, President. Student Council, '2fig Baseball '25, Track, '25, '26, Yell 7 Leader, '25: Class Treasurer, '24, Orchestra, '26g Band, '26. +n-m- - - -, ., - - .. - - - -.W-..i-...... - - ... - 25 - -ul-un.-nn.-na!! +i.-u..- - - -.1- - - - - -- imma ann enum -- - - - Z Q f 'W' ' 'M .- -Q7 MI 'w A -'., f ' 5'3 4 - 5 3'-15 H ' fy' 'f - ' 1, i ' f is A 5 F 34 7 i , -. f Q fi- ,f Y- 1-3 M wi? 4'5 GNC9- . -'-- ' . - 5 1-, : 4 -,f i ifd x ', ' f. 5 , 1 . . ' ' ' :', ' Zz' ' f???'. . ' -uf' .1 ' x V, f f 4 if X -W . K W-xv. -X . ff 'W ' ' ' 'W , ..,, if ::fH g?f f'i?.,L' xi' an X QM 1 ' ' ' ,, e f A f f if -V F , 'W ...QS af' . A 74, f f lp.: V 'ffm g f.3?1, . W ' 2 . W V Q f' , . ' .IOSEPHINE G. MILLSPAITIH GLADYS TYGARI' Libraiy Staff, '25, HARRY WEAVER .I Fairmount Academy, '23g Oi' ihestra, '2-1. '25g Annual Staff, '25 President. Camp Fire Girls. '26 Band, '26, OSEPH LEACH Varsity B. B., '24, '25, T265 Base Base Ball, '23, '25g Sevmnl B. B. Ball. '25, '26. Team, '23, '24. PAYLINE SXVAIM EDWARD LAFLER President Dmnestic Art Club, lll'CllPSfl'21, '24, '25: Band. '25, '26, HELEN B. DQLONG LAYELDA Nl. RIGSBEE Library Staff, '25. Annual Stall, '23!3 Oiwliestm, '23, '24. '252 Glec Club, '24: ljlnm-y Stuff. '24, '25, '26. -g-i-H-.- --------- - - ....i-.,..- .... ...... . ........-..,. 26 H--H ---- ----- -fkv - IB lark ani: Gulh -W ------- '- C if I Q ks. 'V' ' fffrf- '. , K A ' ' 7' , K L . l . a ff' Ng. . gb X -f ' A -2 ' f - , 3 1: vm dv- - ,-.,Y sdias - -4 , , Nm -,v I- .I I 2 , 1 , ,V . N FQ A , If, 'v A ' A .L , ' ix . N 1, i 'f J 1 if , A I H ' 4 ' , sf' , 2 ' 2. . ,. 'M Q f -' ' fmy' 2 f A ,fynff , f' ' ' 5 ' f I E fl, . K V .N K , i t ime , 3 v ., ,L ,,', ,, My .V 6 :L 7, . 1, :. . f 1iE',.'5i , V V F. 2 2 f V V , f ,im VL ., HELEN STOOKEY WILMA LEACH Fairmount Academy, '23. Fairmount Academy, 721 Qlas PAULINE GIFT Annual Staff, '26, Treasurer, '25, Chorus, '20 Tieas urer Camp Fire Girls, '26. HERBERT LEACH Library Stair, '24, '25. GARNET DAY XVALTER VVHYBREWY FRED L. JONES Fairmount Academy, '23, Class President, '24, Library Staif, '24: Assistant Business Manager, '25g Business Manager of Breeze, '26: Student Council, '26. Fairmount Academy, chestra, '25, '26g Library Qtaff '25, '263 Band, '26. RUTH PICKARD Orchestra, '22, '24, '25, Class Secretary, '23g Annual Staff, '26, ,iw-nun,,--.1,1...--1--1nn1uu1-111111111 27 Ei Blank anh Qulh - '--' ----- ' 1 ROBERT E. WEIMER MARY E. NABER Baseball, '25g Chorus, 255 Band, Student Council, 'Zig Library '26, Staff, '25g Glee Club, '25, LOUISE ROBERTS FRANCES DAVIS Chorus, Fairnmunt Acacleniy, '233 Ox'- cliestra. '26 MILDRED SCOTT EUNICE DeWEERD Fairmount Academy, YZRQ Vice Scconll Oifhcstra. '23, '243 F President, T1'ifL's, '24i: Oicliestra, Orcliestrn, '25. '24, 'ZGQ Secretary, Honor Society, Band, '26. HAROLD JAY CLYDE HOLLOWAY Baseball, '25, 'ZGQ Band, HZ6. Fairmount. Acallcmv, '23lg Prcsi' clcnt A,fIl'lClllllll'e Clulm, '03, .-..l,- - - --------- '-..lE,,,.- - - .. - ,-,-, - - -,ul + A. lm., +G- --'- --------- -'-- - in Hack auxin dbnlh - ' -------- - '1 - H+ g f X 'P' 'f.. V ,L ,V 42 X 0, 6' 1, if 1' ' U ff ff Q T ff INDIA HAMILTON THELMAN LEWIS ' Basketball, '23, '24, '25, '26, Track '24, '26, Baseball, '23, '24, '25, Treasurer. '23, Orchestra, '23. LUTHER H. KINIES VEUA HAZZARD Track, '24, '25, '26, Sergeant at Arms of Hi-Y Club, 26. LOUISE YARBROLTGH MARCILE BROOKSHIRE Fairmount Academy, '23, Or- chestra, '24, '25, '26, Annual Staff, '25, '26, Honor Society, '25, '26, President Honor Society, '26. PEARL ELLINGWOOD LAWRENCE TOWNSEND Fairmount Academy, '22, Chorus- '2-1, '25, Vice-President, '25, '26: President Dramatic Club, '25, Sec- retary and Treasurer of- TTI-LYS, '25, Secretary Honor Society, '25, Annual Staff, '25, '26. rl-uni - -- - - 1 -H -11-1 '- 1 11-'1'1 - -- - 1 --ml-Hof- ' 29 - ---- H ----- H- Zlilack ani: Guin - -- - in N' X Q, ,, .. ' 1 .t - A - ve: X 'S P' if ' . , - .. -9.3, V -. ff? 2 1 V- 2 aw .. lfif' Y X ' 4- , if , Nw s ? Q 5 ' ' ,- , 1' ,sy , 4 , ,,.,.,. MM VIRGIL CREEK Student Council, '24, '23, Second GLENN H USTON Chorus, '23, Student tonntil B, B. Team, '24, Varsity B. B.. '25, '23, Tennis. '23, '24: Ortlie tm '26, Honor Society, '23, '26, Track, '23, '24, Baseball, '21 '24 H '24, '25, '26, Baseball, '25, '26, An- Basketball, '24, '25. 26: T1 u nual Staff. '26, National Athletic '24, '25, '26. Scholarship Society, '26. LELA SMITH GL'LIA COLLEEN IIROYLES Fairmount Academy, '23, Secre- Summityille, H, S., '23, Gaston tary and Treasurer TrifL's, '25, H. '24. lrchcstra, '26, Band, '26. RUTH HOSKINS Nl0NE'l'A Bl'l,l.IClx Student Council, '24, Annual Secretary A-Xtlilt-tic Clnw M Stalf, '23, '24, Vluss Trt'g1surcl', '26, H. K. UNDERWOUII NANVY OLIVE Sl'0'l I' Student Council, '25, Annual Glce Flull, '25, Stuff. '25, Libraiy Staff, '25, '2l3. +l--l- ------- - - - -.,,-.,,-.,..-,,- - - 30 . .1 4 Y , X, . ' ' wav. 2 5 . V1 , Q V ,l-lil.-1 , .JUNIORS +-'-M' ---- -- - -- - - 4--' - Zlfilark aub Qbulh --'--- - '- r 'l ' M-H+ QV' 9 W 3'5- NF' Top row-John Crecraft. Helen Caskey, Robert Neel, Nellie Simmons, Manson Jones, Clarice Rigsbee, Robert Kirkpatrick. Fourth row-Mr. Bird, Otis Deeter, Thunias Lindsay, Edith Wight, Vesta Reed. James Ramsey, Miss Ramsey. Third row-Victim' Selby, Victor Mitchell, Lowrey Armtield, Howard lloekett. George Collins. Second www-Loucile Eddy. Thelma Retz, Betty Jolmsmi. Charles Bwwii. Evelyn Bevinggton, Ruth Searle. First 1-ow-Irene McCoy, lllarguerite Shure. Lucille Kimes. Hattie June Curry. Horace Lloyd. Lavmme Brewer. JUNIOR ORGANIZATION I7I'CSi1iClll I ,,,,rrr, . ,, , ,,,,r X'ir-pw Xllr-11 Sr-11,5 x'lk'C'ii1'QSiflCllI ..., , IQUMK-Il XX'il,..N 5UCT'1'U1Vj' eee..rre.V. liiliih XHlL'l'lNUll Tl'L'?lSl11'i'l' H 'l'h-vrqx XX Ulilllllll Stwh-iitL'1+ii11fil rrr,, , , , Xlniiwu livin-S, llvh-11 L':ix1Q-Y Vfml In-XXQ-K-1-.1 L I V5 - H111 lil-M-411111 iil'!lX' i'lHXY1'l', .XIllL'l'it'IlIl llcxiiily Huw 5l 'lle VS 1.1-iimw Rziiiisey. li. l.. llird MOTTO: Hiwlltilillg' is liiipiisxilili-4 ,!.,,-......----..-..-..-----I---H----------rg 43 . 'I -I--'-it ----- ---- - +' - ill Hack HIIU Qbulh -H --------- '- - --+ . - . 1 l A ..-I 3 , u ' .- ' if W fW 4 JG 'E' Top row-Russell Wilson, Charles Bogue, Fred Hayes, Harold Little, Paul De- Weerd, Hilliard Hazzard, Neilon Richards. Fourth row-Freeda Owen, Charles Elliot, Hilda Hazzard, Charles Carroll, Miss Ramsey. Thora Wellman. Third row-Evelyn Gorrell, Albert Jones, Myron Partridge, George Allen, Mr. Bird. Second row-Louise VVallace, Dorothy Stockdale, Florence Brewer, Ethel Town- send, Melvin Nottingham, Edith Albertson. First row-Helen Pierce, Charles Payne, Irene Swaim, James Nolder, Janet Edgerton, Vera Jones. A PRESHIATION OB DE JUN IORS Friends, l is glad to see dat so many ob ye had aQ'g'reg'ated yourselyes heah on dis grand March eyenin' io, to listen to mah short discourse on de class ob 1927, because in a rite short time dc class ob '27 will once agane be gone until next fall. Let me say to begin with, mah friends, dat l is heartily in favor ob edjucashun. Yes sah. Hut now let me tell ye: l kin read, rite, spell, and figgfah, And dat's enuft fer enny jiggali. Now bretherin, letls be serious and ask ouahselyes de question down deep into de bottom ob ouah, hearts, Has wc, as citizens ob Fairmount, ap- preshiated de juniors in de past as we had ought to hab And now l will answah dat question by saying most emphatically, dat we has not. No sah. Friends, jes give me youar divided intention fo' about a minute and listen carefully to what I is about to proclaim. Three years hah passed since these boys and girls has comed into ouah midst. De first year was a year ob be- ginnin's and heah was laid de foundation ui a class dat in quality far sur- passes any dat has preceded it. De next year was full ob wah and pleasure which helped them to become what they now areka class known fo' its intelligence, love fo, truth and all dat is right and honorable. +.-n:- 1-11 ililiiii l Hg- 11i111111 i1-- I I IIQHQQ Q3 ,nw 4 H1 -vHv- '+ .g...-....-..n-,,..-...H-.,..-.W-,...-H.,-..,.-....- gjglafk ann -..,,..,..,..,.,,-w-w-HH--W'- X W 'I ffl: ' HKS ' --uw ,wig- ' 1 ,,3m , K gg :- , ,jf f s S 2 .,-'1.z,ep.-if ' Q. ef, 3 - Q X ,, i5g.,:'2y,Q 44: ,xg V -' xr .MW ' ' '-'M N'f nfmfw ,Y-f ' 39.5 A:-1:'LFf . Fx W? f ' - ffi,'12,wf+fv W:S'g'f-f 'i 1 : A M, 4.,ar,..,:4 ,. , , , x,96?.., 5, Ay...f,- if eff, 'f- 9 x K ,ff- wfffffrn fr'-' -' 5 :P V. .. My -aw, f 'S V ww,-1-.-.f- ,V , ,U - -si? -sg 2 X 1'-. f 1YXPfdS?'er- X Qr'f'r5f 1 . '--.. ' q 44.4 - ,' V, M514 V-Wz. Q , Y' 1' fv' 4 i 'Qi Q ' f3'5'i . Waszeff bf H 1. icq? .. , ,. .,:.' J' f ,, f ..,,, dm f ?Q,,j,k52 ,. , ' - W f Yh ly-aux 1 glsifsv' in, , f 5' 4.. ,V-k,. ' f 9 V 5 5 ,.4f7,,. f X 1, I Q. 2, mf, 2 ef, ' 22,2 'f 1,2 I rx N 7. 1 ' 1 ' V f , WA ' I 2 A , . I , fx!! Y ' ,' gg ,I , A W ' 0 X 0 I r Af i 1 77 I I , KK ' 'Nw , a.S... Figs . XX 1' . . 5 Q 'K a 'E' , -we K Y pw QQQQQXQN' f nwuwwml nw-. N, F, .. L, N. X Q X xx 5x . Q' X I X Noi, A Q x E X Q N X xX X , K ?J1 :,i,i bg 1 95- .- ' x f f Q xwvhu 731 SOPHOMORE 'I-H--H ------ - - -M-Q Zglanizlganb Eulh - - - - - - ' i 358- W l Top row-Dorothy Kierstead, Miss VVright, Byron Duling, XVilhur Gorrell, Paul Dye, Mr. Wyatt. Fourth row-Elexis Davis, Thelma Gibson, James Monahan, Ethel Dulhanty, Sylvia Thomas, Clifford Bowman, Helen Thomas, Russell Smithson. Third row-Vivian Couch, Charles Marine, Fayne Mclielleb, Howard Noiton. James Beuoy. Second row-Kathryn MCCan, Alma Carroll, Margaret Mahoney, Mildred Hack- ney, Pauline Carey, Ivan Stroup, Dorothy Rush. First row-Delbert Mann, Alice Fitzpatrick, Helen Dickey. John Langdon, Pauline Jones, Forest Kientz. SOPHOMORE ORGANIZATION Presiflent ,,uuuu.,,uu.u,.e,uuw. eu,,,uuuu,,,,uuuu. , F. F i IM1-.yrlqy SIM-my Yice-T rcsirle1it .e,,e ,,e, b lolm liiqkm 5CCT6f?i1'Y V --Y-'f f -lwhn Creek Treasurer ..aaa aaaaeeie A D D ,..u F F Ikiulme llutler Stuflent tiouncil , Delores l.ec1', ,lzmies Klim0l1gm C'HlUI'S -..- . Q4l'L'Q11ll and I-lluc Flflxxvcll , V Syytxct Ilya Spmisurs , . , Xddie Xliiglit :md lfrefl Xxlyiltl MOTTO: 5C'l'X'iL'6l l'lf'f1 WC l'lv:1sU Vg-A nip.,-.11 1 zu-n ---1-111 n-un-H111 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 i 1 t 1 iuuih 36 'I' 4-H-M' ----- ---- --'- - 1113 lark nnh Qbulh - - - --------- H -I-H+ Top row-Miss VVright, Lillian lVIacDerniid, Howard Wright, Stella Steehnan, Robert Ellingwood. Ruth Hall, Mr. VVyatt. Fourth row-John Dickey, Dorothy Sheedy, Gladys Payne, James Prillainan Delores Leer. Miles 'Wilsoir Iris Allen. Third row-Rodney Brown, Noel Parrill, Edward Pettitord, John Edwards, Milton Leer. Glen Gipson. Second row-Thelma Hobbs, June Dickerson. Edna Jones, Nora Harrold, Willard VVienier, Lydia Towsend, XYillani Hill. First row-Ruth Holloway, Pauline Butler, Alfred Roth, Helen Wiight. Robert Linville. Hazel Creamer. YEA, SOPHOMORES! We the tflaff oi 'IN Uhl tht-t'1N.,f '28, lJo not pause or hexitate, lt is wiilendid and its great, Tir lend a helping hand where e'er we .Xnil they do the work ziwigjiietl lm niay, thein with skill. XYQ gtlwgtya try tri flip, Xlhen iroin school they make their What we think is sflllillit' and true, nay So of L15 our teaehera truthfully could into this WU1'ltlUl'lUdZi5', gay, 'lihey will put into their work their heart and will, Yew, the Claes lvl' '23, lt is splenflifl and its great, 'lb S4llll'l4llllfill'QY, the greatest, 'tis ot' all. XX'e have faults to iwelwiiliiv. But we'll down them one hy one. Yea, Soplioinoresl XYe'll riae. lint never fall. ,!M-.u--.......--------H--H -------------...-,..!. 37 Z V 4-ii-in ----- ---- r - Mack ani: bulb -'-- - - - ' ' ' 'l l+ THE SPIRIT OF F. H. S. Perhaps the spirit of F. H. S., cannot be better symbolized than by its emblem, the acorns and oak leaves. A school is the ground upon which the little acorns are cast. NXhetl16F these acorns develop into sturdy handsome oaks or scrubs or do not AQVUYOV' at all depends upon several things: the soundness of the acorn, COI1fQl1l1U115 of the soil, and the climate. The unsound worm eaten acorn will not even germinate, The smooth fertile plains of the temperate zone make it possible for the sound acorn to grow into an oak of greater size and beauty while the barren wind swept, rock strewn mountain or the frigid zone would retaffl if not prevent its growth. The unsound acorn cannot be helped by the schools, but the school can till and enrichen the soil upon which the acorns are thrown that the sound healthy ones may grow and flourish. This thing F. H S. has endeavored to do and has done. The soil upon which the future oaks are cast is the equipment. CL1TI'lCUlU1Tl. and instructors. This soil may or may not be rich. ln the case of F. H. S. it is of the best. The climate is the progressiveness and the spirit of the pupils and instructors. Here at F. H. the climate is enhanced by the spirit of friendly co-operation and by the helpfulness of the instructors toward higher attainments in all phases of life. The growth of F. H. S, itself may be likened to that of an oak. lt started in a small way under rather adverse conditions, but the acorn proved sound and sturdy. It has made a slow dependable growth for many years and in the last several years it has grown to be one of the very best of its kind in the school forest of Indiana. lt tosses mighty branches to the breeze and shelteringly hovers over all the acorns committed to its care. The man- agement and supervision are most efficient, the equipment modern and the principles lofty. livery condition is made favorable for the acorns cast upon it, that they may grow and flourish. I.uther H. Kinics hlr. Fairmount High School Now Member of North Central Assn. Fairmount High School has been accepted as a ineinbel- of tho XM-tp Central Association of Lfollegjes and Secondary Sclluuls vyhiflq mrmitg hm. to the selected list of schools in twenty of the north tienti t te 111 truly the l'lrad Street list of education in these st means not only an enhanced prestige but a mutual co-o '21lSa ls. T isis HHN llembership in this peration in all mat- ters that will help education to more adeiluately perform its niissioii, The most outstanding clualifications fill' membership me that tim teach- ers must meet certain very high standards, that the curriculum must be complete and extensive and that the buildings must be ply. Natl. X -' Q I 4 , . i - 1 1 vith a ' ll- equipped library and laboratories. me 4...-i... ---- ----- I - - -ii-.m-.mi- - - -H- - Q - - 38 'P JUNIOR HIGH -,. .. - -I' +'- '- - - - - - - - -he iglack anim bulb -'---- - -1-- -'H' N IN TH GRADE ,.' f - s G of 3 Q , at YN K 1. Y a' i,,, , . f n' 'vi' Top row-Ovia Collette, Charles Hollingsworth, Rivhart Leer. CYHIE' Eilgb James Weaver, Lois Peacock, Ruth Riggs. Jesse Osborne, Virginia Selby. Fourth row-Lynn Hazzard, John Curry, Mary Roberts, Lola Hunt. Ernest Holloway, Glen Elliot, lYilliain Hollenbeck, Edwin Sellers, Mrs. Wood. Third row-Mr. Blair, Miss Hicks, Lyle Wellman, Earl Gibson, Howard Blau Eugene Kessler, Donald Jenkins. Second row-Charles VViley. Martha Winslow, Naomi John, Faith De'xYee-rd Carl Deeter, Myron Underwood, VVayne Wiinmer. First row-Zola Dilley, William Hayne, Hazel Murphy, Mare'uerite Nel oi Evelyn Kind, Leah Linville. NINTH GRADE ORGANIZATION Vlicsldcllt -f-ff f-f 'f f--f 7 kl1lL l clggiluii X'ieefl'1'esiflL-iii . 1Q.,i,Q14t 141.61- Scclietmil 7 lsfiwlll NlCN Ll ,llI'QZlSLl1'61', so l iidiiul limi le Student Lfoiincil 1411- XX cllninnf X'i1'gini:1 Sellw Spmisors, , , lla-len lliul Xe1iesXXwwl. ll, lllnn V 'S -G simi- lflwwvi' Seri MOTTO i1'm'ln'I-mlm .l..,....,.. - - - - - .. - .. - .. I0 Q riiritnm + - 'A - - -- - - ----- 1--- - Zlrilack muh dbulh -in ---- --- - - -l-H-i-H+ NINTH GRADE V , 1 ff 4-, ,,,, A FW W4-9 7-is Twp imyilliss Hicks, Dorothy Rich, Melvin Barkdull, Theodore Payne, Doyte Riggs. Fred Bayless. Jack Leining. Marie Cnllette, May Roe. John Gaddis. Fourth rmv-Klrs. XYood. Attabaun Kesler, Mary Wuiruueh, Frieda Meyer, Ruth Davis Jlirhn Friend, Chalmers Knight, Eugene Collins, .luines Ballenafr. Third 1'-gfw-Pauline Nation, Arthur Fear, Wesley Steelinan, Glen Woolen, John Creek. Philip Holliday. Second row-Ruth McCain, Martelle Kinies, Dorothy Winslow, Loucile Davis, Ruby Flurea, Harmon Buller. Robert Stookey. First 1'1IXV+Rllfl'1 Strnup, Harlan Leach, Velonia Kerr, Grace Eddy, lfuniff' Carroll. Gwendola Lewis. FRESHMEN CLASS SONG rlfi the tune fit fmwfl Night Lznliev XYQ :ire freshnien: linhl lizilil lfrexlniieii lie are freflnnen- lizihf lizilif l7i'r-flmieii ll e are frewlinien- lizmhf liahl lfrwliiiieii ,Xnil pi-will tw have it lmilwlil The finly clziss in sclnmll XXMVIQ 'inf Sevens! f'l1 I'11fZ N,X'i,,1-lg .mf ljightgl Xlerrily we xwrk zllwng Xliurli will llnth mf yuu- lliwrli Iilwlig, Wiwrli zilmmff Uni- place we let ywu take. Klerrily We wfwli ziluiig, 'l'ill we rezwh nur Qual. nTmI.- - -. ,- ,- .- .- 11111 nr-u.:--rw -11i-1111--- inn-I+ 'I' 41 -I--I-'-H ------- - --fe Black anh Gull: --'-- - - - - ' 'u EIGHTH GRADE Top rowfhliss Stout, Harold Shrontz. Russell Brown, Mary Jane Nottingham Louise Leach, Margaret Kiines, Charles Dennigan, Ebert Smith. Fourth l4OXViXVllllEilH Smith, Ruth Bevington, Madeline Reed. Kathleen Hay- worth, Esther Sanders. Charles Underwood, Helen Pace. Gaynal Cooper. Third row-Mrs. Gilbreath. Harold Everhart, Leroy Bowinan, Howard Denniek O. M. Bevington. Miss Duncan, Junior Seeear. Second IOVV-Elllliil' Jay. Harold Gaddis, Leonard Lnclerwo d. Avery Bliley Velma Titus, Ethelyn Broyles, Elnio Sonnners. First row-Mildred Stearn, Gladys Lees. Esther Bureau. Helen Friend Geraldine Arnold, Vivian Neel. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE ORGANIZATION l'1'USlflC1lT ,'--e-'efef'f Klzlrtln-ne lligslmee Xvive-l'1'esifle11t .... . Kzlrl llI'lllQllllCll Sl'U'Clfl 3' - - XilXl1lll Xcel 'lll'V?lflll'f'l' latest-11 lawn .1 Cl3l55 l'1'lll l4 f l'llllt'lj'1l llI'1mX'lCs Student K,-llllllfll .. Klzl1'g:11'cl xXill5Illl, XX illiann lhigm- Spo1iso1's,3ly1'lle liillrrezllli, lk-ql1'lStoi1111ml lwnisc llllllfllll lfloxvem' . Yellow Lilll'f'NlllllllL'llllllll and l.il5 of mln- Xigllll-N l4 lH1'N - . llurplu :ind White MOTTO: xlll lo ilu' lo11.lvnl lllllllllllg. .q.n..M- -- --.. . .... ........ -,,,T2.,,,,-. ..---- - - - ,- - -M-!+ 'I'---' ---- ----- '--' - it Hack ann Qbolh --------- I----1+ SEVENTH GRADE Top row--Dorothea Hayes, Beulah Davis, Earl Blades, Charles Greene, Wini- fred Brewer, Frederick lVood, Karl Prillaman, Earl Jones, Eugene Shew, Paul YYillia1n Rigsbee. Fourth row-Emma Degolyer, Helen Malone, Esther Humfeld, Marabel Hais- ley, Mary Lois Martin, Mart-hene Rigsbee, Thelma Morgan, Madge Titus, Marguerite Morris, Stanley Kesler, Marabel Payne. Third row-Dalton Kientz, Evelyn Sellers, Mildred Coffin. Louis Barkdull, Ruth DelYeerd, NValdo Riggs, Vanessa Payne, Leslie Harshman, Ruth Davis, William Bogue. Second row-Dorothy Collins. Mrs. Gilbreath. Gladys Harshman, Velma Hughes, Mary Hill. Maurice Pernod, Junior Monahan, Joseph Dennigan. Keith Zike, Joseph Seale, Charles Martin. First row-Mary Sellers, Fred Roth, Margaret Wilson, Gerald McEwen. Dora Lee Creeraft, Mildred Payne, Evelyn McCoy, Corinne Dilley. THE BUILDING OF OUR F. H. S. Sail on. Sail un, Oh Junior High. Move on, More on, for we are nigh. The F. H. S. with all its fears, Xlith all its hopes uf future years, Doth now depend on hlunior High. We know what master laid command, Nhat worknian stoppenl to lend a hand. Fear not the sudden sound and shock. 'Tis of the wave and not the rock. Sail on into the sea uf life. Our hearts, our hopes are all with thee, Are all with thee. .. - - .. - - .. ... - ..n..-,,,..-...... .- - - - - - - - - - - -i...-iq. ,!,,,..,..... ... 43 X I ki -.,,.. X,-H11 -r---'-H- - - - --'--' - - - +--' - Mark anh Qbulh -W- 055 QW LRDY 'r 5, BREEZY V . ,V ik MLERK ' V I .f 19 L 1 9 5 O Q J A T px ' s ' ' I if .ff T ftwik Qf-ff ' GRATOFQICAL E c my 'Z-flfi L ' '1 ' -,. - 4- M' f I Lb! IN 7' HE ' L .7 OV fd .1 'sa' F lx - I N - J A ' ff-Wg, f Q K, 1, ,Q 4 V M 1 ' ' wf 7 E ,M 1 4, f 2 1 1 222 4 yffff 51 ,: '46 ffff, 'ff 3 5 . 7, ' ff, ,fb 'M Tfwfg - Q ' 2 iz ff? 4, , ,, ', , fx CJY' . ' ' LIBRRRHXN WYATT PT EUUX-TOR .f.,.......- ..-,,.... .. ...............,. - .- - - -,..-.,..-..,,.. H, RA Y , 1 ...ww X .-5-.j . X X . 2 N x ! X N i K 1 Q . ., ' X a' . 3' v -4 ' ., . .N ' 'K xxx!-ev L3 -. J .. A NN .- ' ,.f:.,gf Q5 -: i3f55.: 8 .,,, N ff WOODY RT 44 -' 'H 'N -'-1---I -w--n- -i ' x ,gp- Q' .ef Q .f pg. 2 Q :tw Ewegg., 1 x 0059 00 VOS - ', . , 0 O O Q CDUA O 000 M N wif?-' -'J!1.J 5-qu-q 6 N 0.1L ,gs I ', , xx J l lf-, .'I wane 0 0 I' 32E:'Qw2,NQ 'l . 567 9 290 55 no 0,40 'Ove' X be 6055001 be 'gf oafof e5 , 0 0 'f' ff30 2J,'f 6' 3'? 15P' 5 3ofa1 uG ' p11. as-Wig 36180 M 0' W! I Q 11' if 'B xk I ,ML N . X 1 K O A S f . ' ' ' I!.lt ' Q X Y I I l ID iw , A , V t sf w' 1 .1 s A f 'YP Q Jn-9: Wu ,445 Q W Fail' WEE 42 ' 4 s RFE 3? gy: if yt 'I-+3 57 --1 wks W -EF:-.1 ,-.Iv ,, ?45 1 N 'rx +----------- -------- --- 311111111 Flllll Qoulh - -- ------ 1 - -1-1--1-1-11 EIGHTH PERIUD 1111- 111-6111111116 111 l111l' 11181 S1'1llL'Nll'l' 111111111 1111 111111111111111 Li1l2lllLf1' 111 1116 Qllllll' 1'l'U'l111k' 111- lilll' 8111111111 1iI'1'. 111-11-111I'111'1- 11 21111 1'11111'111'111i1111 111' i11111111'111111 . 1111-1-11116s XX'1'l'1' XX111lll'll 111- 111111 511111-1 111-1111116 111' 1'Il1l1'L'11 1-1i111i111111-11 1111- 111,-111111 f.1lll'1llg' 111111-11 1111- 1llL'k'1lll1f' 1111111 1111111-. 11116 11115 X'k'l'j' i111-111111-11i1-1111111151111-1'i11g' 1111- 1'1111t11s11111f 111111 1111- 11185111 111111- 111111 11111111, 1111- 111-1-11 1111' Il 111-111-1 111-1i1lllgiK'lllK'1l1 11115 1111111111-111, '1111' 511111111 1l111ll1Pl-1' 116s 116111111-11 111 1-CFV1-X 1- 1111- 1-16111111 111-111111 lilil' 111'1i1i1i1-6 5111-11 ilw 1'11111'111'111i1111w, 1'11111w. 1111111116-1111-11111-N, 111111 1-11156 lll1'k'111lg's 111111-11 llll' 1111111111 215 1-x11'11f C111- 111111111 1111111111-N. 11115 111-11' 1l1i1,11llU'K'1lll'll1 llllr 1l1'1'll 11111611 111111211116 111' 1116 l'i11w111111-', l'1-1111- N 1 , r- s1'11'1111i11 111611 S1-11111111 111111 111111-1' 11-11111116 111611 S6111'111ls 1111 11161 1116 11111611 513166 lilll Rl1,lll1l115 1111- SCl114l1- 111611 11116 11111111115 11ic1111'6f, 11111611 11215 llllflllllff I1 l'C'Q'Ulf1I' i11f1i1111i1111 111 17. 11. S., 111111 1116 ,1111-11111. lnligli 11115 11l'C1lL'S'1l'2l 11111111116 T116S11115' -111111111 111611 lllla 11lC11ll'L'5 11'11i11- 1116 il-l1lll1ll' Sflflfty 111111 5111116111 61111111111 111661 ll1lCl'll1111'1f'. X11-11111-511111 1116 T11-lfs 111111 l1ifY 111661 flllfl 1111 Tll1ll-51135. 1116 1111-19 ,X111161i1- Q,-11111, 611111111116 Girls, 111111 1116 lD1'11111111i1- 1f11111 111661 l'L'g1l1l!I'11, 11-11116 1116 11. li. Lil11ll 111111 1116 -x1gl'lC1111Ul'Zl1 1411111 111661 1111 1116 566111111 '1'11111'x11111. 111111111-111111116 6111ws 1116-61i11gs, 11111111111 511111, 616.. 111111' 111146 1111166 1111 lixlllllfly 111 1111111161-1116111 111111 1116 l1l'lllCll1Zl1. STUDENT CGUNCIL Third row-Mr. v1VQll1H3Il. V11-,qiuia Selby. F1611 J11116-S. Merl Ross, Manson Jones Second row-G61'al1li11e Al'll1'll1l, William Hill, Edna Coffin, XYillia111 Bogus. First 1'11w-D6l111-65 L661. Lyle xV6lll1l3Il. H6l611 Caskey, Paul D6VVe61'1l. l'111.1111161lf1UlS. 1161111161s11i11f'l'11166 61611611 1:1-tlllll 1116 S1-111111 3,111.1 111166 1131111 1116 jlllll1l1. C1215s6s, tXY11 611611 1111111 S1lllll11lQ111l14C 511111 1-165111112111 61ass6s, 111111 11116 611611 11-11111 361611111 111111 6igl11l1 gI'ZIfl6S. I-'yt-31115-111 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, ,,,., 1 1 1,,... -----A1-,f,1 11 l L'1'l RUSS 565-emi-1-'I'1-QQ15111-1-1 ,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,.,,.1,,1,,,,,,,, 1 D 611116s 1.661 11-11056-To niggest tll 1111- 111611111 llCC'1il61fl 111-11-s 211111 16g111111i1'111s H1111 111 11616111 111111111111 1111 1116 gL'IlCl'Zl1 g'111'61'111116111 Kill 1116 961111111 ..,.-. -. -..-..1-1--1--1-1-1-11- 111- -- 1-11 -1 -1---- 11-- -1---1---------11-11--1-1--11--+ -17 Imp I Black anb bulb -y -. 1 I.. -. 11'-- -' -gill-'K+ HQ QR SQCIETY ,qw 'TUC Tmmlv I'CfnvfXIiw li:wx11w57 Klllnllw,-fl Nutt, Kluvfwlw- Hz'-wiwlmllw-, XXg4l1v1' 4 1Il1'4'H 1-Ms: limfv. w I. Ulu: Thmnzus, lflmt liuw-fJj1ll1:1 l'ul'Ilu, Virgil KW--lx. I'4-:WW Ix1l1uL1NU'f l- I1fU'm Ii'-xl'-' HI-Y CLUB Wd. 'W vfmfi ll: I Dm lllxxzllwlk .il - , -.- fx .M-G. WV Yuma if 'NA L bog ' 1' w 1m - w .N :xx Iuxxfnrm Mun mul. lxmmmh Inlmxx Qi. ,hwxulvx I!--x1-W, I 1 I umwwl. X 1, 4 ,wk HN film Ilwihlumnu Vlltlnv Iwm H41 ll Nlxllv x ll H vi I 4 I VM x ,. , ' 1-N : .mf q uw. , , lllrl lwxx 1 x ivxmlt, lI1mm4l Xmnm Xu-:X-I Nl!-x HMM I' Xl: XX Hn uv -1- -A ---- H- -'-L- +-+ -- +' ' - -+ - -- ++- - ---1- ----- - '-H I 18 , . MEM, zz + - ---'- -T ----- - inilark mm aiulh - ---- ---. - .i.-,..,. DOMESTIC ARTS CLUB Tnp Row-Xn-uni llv'1':1n. l-Illna .lmnas, Mario Todd. Firft Ruxvfl-.Ilwl 'l'nxxnwnvl. lliw Nlnixlv, Pauline Hwuini AGRICULTURE CLUB Top Ruw-Faym- Nlvlfvllall, Hmvaiwl lfiiniiq Byron lluling, Howaiwl XY1'iglit, Flugpne Collins, Horace Lloyd, Jesse- flslmrn, .lannew Rriinwy, Rmlinly Bi'nwn. Fourth Row-Wexlwy Ste-e1lni,ui. .lann-s Wezzvpiy Arrlini' F1-ar, Husw,-l Sniitlisfm, Charles Carroll, Otis Delete-i', Lutliei' Kinms, HiI1'X'Ej' Slvwnit. Third Row--Mit Haley, liuswll XVilsnn, ln-oi-ge Allvn, Hr,1wa1'fl Houkett, Arthur Payne, George Collins, Hnwarrl Nwrton, Vlyflv T-lnllun':1y. Se-4301141 How-L'arl IMQTPV, Hni'l:+n Lwu-li, xlrilylll' Xylllllllvf, XVilliui'1l XVeiinei', Clmylgg Elliot Harmon Bullvr, Delbert Mann. ' First Row-Ernest Hollmwiy, Mzlws XYilw1u, XVillian1 Hnllmiliw,-k, Lynn Hazzniwl, Clare Edgerton, .Tohn Garlrlis, +11-in-1.1. 1 4- H- -I - - - I-I.-r -ll -m.-4...- 41 ...ll 1 1.1 1 H1, .1 H1 u1m.1,. 10... H+ L +-1- -WVA -.H--n----u---I-u-I-I- ---. -I- -iil - Blank ann mln - ---- -I-1-1-I- '1 --I ' I 4' CAIVIP FIRE GIRLS ,Q pffw .W ov' QL, ar ,0- Tup Ilmv-fQXlim I'I:4l11m-ly. IIIITII Iizwix, 'I'In-Ima: III-IA. Num H2iI'l'1PI1I. .XIt:1I::1l1wI Ii--NI llary VVE-i1':1l14'I1, 8015111111 Hmm'-gXYiI111:I Imam-III, li:utI1I1-4-n Hzuyxxurtln. Mum RMI.:-Viv. IMINIIII3 SI:--41 Friwla AIPYUT, Yiruilliu HfeIIny. First Iinwgkliss I7IlIIl'?lII, Lum-il-A Ifhlfly. I'IlIlIIII4' Iiutlrer, Mary 'VIHIIO Nuttiuulmm TRI-L ORGANIZATIO 'W' el' tiI'1wIx1 TY- lr dy. Hvleu Ifivkvy Ruth Ig!-'YIIlgIHll. rw- ,,,-f 1 I Nb- ,Wa V v . - , , . Imp Iwwf' Hllvw- Ilmm:u, Xlwu- lfilfylull-I1-I, l'g,.1l1,,.I qglylv xlmll-,.,l gimm- I irsI, Huw Vlvn ,XIuy'1'is, ,Xlisn Hu-gg. I'I:xl'i4-v IIv:wI,4.,. +w1vw4v-wvI-rv1l-uuuinvvium-II.-.m.i,,,.-,,,,1, ,-.fu.. nim-...m..I i,,,,1,...i,,..,,,..nn1un..nu1,,.. ,U ny. 50 - - -'I -I+ + 1 - 'tml 4' 1 '- 4 ' 1 IIII iH4-4w- - uvur inn- nuru -111,1 nlnl -ml-lm.-u..im....m..-.144 DRAMNUC CLUB I 'Pup limx'7W:1ltv1' UH1'1'lNIiIl, Jam-r Ifflgertmm, Hylvla, Thomas, Harulrl Jay, Tjeluy-Qs Levy, Puulim- 4j1ft. P92111 1-Q1lm.qwfm41, Hwlvu Smokey, L:1w1'p1we 'l!l,kXYT1SPI'Hl, Miss VVright, Thilwl RuwfA1'll1ll1' I'zry1w. I':ml D+-W4-w1'vl, F1190 Nlurriw. Rohr-l'T XVt'ill1P1', l'lx'4-'lynx Hur-1'm-H, NUM l':11'l'ilI, Th-Wal NNW-1111n:111, Vlurivr' liigxhfv, Xlrx Hulv-Y. Sw-mul H4m-Fluwxwp B1wxx'v1-, 1'llHl'!1'N I-Kmwxx, Alive Fitxpntl-if-lc, hlllnive IMAXVQ4-1-11, H1-tty Jnlxmmoll. NYalte1' XYl1yll1'ww. Xlnlw-iTv H1-mllxsllilw. lhnwx L00 1'l'IH'T'2I1'f. Firm Rriwf-I-11-w'tl111 Tw1I4I. l,.uV4Al11u liigflfuv, '1'he1f1rlvn1'4- l':lyl1r'. Lilvlillllf' BIWJNYI-'l'4 Hvllin Bruylr-5, Lkfhvl' 5:rHfiQl'N, 1':lll1im1 ,Tmwx IJBR RY STAFF Top Rfxw-Hrefvlge Allen, Allmrt Jmues, Thom Wellnmn. Hr1wa1'fl Hmglxetf, Rulrert NN'1:11m-'1', Thunmi I.inflSay. Sefond Rnw7Ha1-old Algnlmlwy, Wnllwr XX'1xyM'vxV, Bk-tty JOIIIINUII. H9l',!91't Leavh, Miss HHIJINPY. First Rmx'7VP1'n Jouvs, L:u'+1lrln Higxln-Q, Kwlmefll UmIe1'w1mrl, lhelmwes LQGV. .g.n-n....n.,-n.,-n.,-....-H.-....-,.,...,.......l..-....-.V,.....,.-....-......-...,...,...-....-....-n........,-....-....-.M-..,....u-M-. n-n.5. mmm mm mm - +MMf - ff++ - 1 1 - f11 - 111f - 1 'M'f'N' M' M+ 4.........-.....-H..-....-.,..-....-..........-..........- ff . -. V pi ,,,, - --4' H 'M' I 34g5 H yagZi ,f , H W,,45 ' , fu.: H Q5f1z,w,m,-fi Y f - .zf faw -I v 'Q ff 'Q' Lf- 5f.1,vC,..,, .zw.f55yfmy.f' L ,K , , -Hw Sw--HM ' -W w, un- .wx '.v:4-W2i'f1f'Wf'f . ,V ' . , ' . ,f iz .wf.vm,zzw2 -54 nanfauzwwww,4W'WQ9A7M?'5'fff ffbg I fm. ' f- ,. , , -fE'7E,?749' , ,, . I 4. I M' . f .-1 A ' fjfvf' 2 sg, , H '-f' . amz. H f' ' , , ,...,.t?-ag z., .,,, y W , .. 0,73 3 2 , , M if, , M.. ' mf, ..,,Q M ----,......M 25' 1 ' i ' , ,Hu-L W x -A . 5 :V 1 ,nf ' f QP! , 1 Q. ,,,f , ff, 8 .0 25 , ,,, Q 'fy . , .JI fm M58 9.5 L Q 5 ' -- , ,.. ,X , .. .,.,-,',1 My-,--I H ' A 4 ,,.:g:0y f 1 W f f, f , - , ., 9 ' - ,gy , , , . . f. .f.,.sv v A Q , . r v- rf! ' -'-:- .. ,4 , ,f -if J , f ' -' .- ' -- ' , IJ 1 5 - , ,, ' , ,.:' ., f - 1 if 1... N. , .2 E., XJ f ...wit , E ,, 1' 1 z.. ,, .... -:ff - . f . 2- , L....f ' ' f ' N ., . ,. ,. . ' 1? 2 fa V . ' w -,L .24 zgfg, ff ' A. , . q xig ' 14 . -' - ' 01 'Q f fx Q- ' ' , dy X A, A ,-' J- 2 f, V V' 1 2- .5 V. . K mfr., 5 V 7,171 f v,.A f l I 7 . -.QQ-.., -' I' 1 ' - ' . ,. .. , - U, 4, , . .. . fix y ,al , - , U A . , .. , A ,,.f. .., . ,, . 4 .. W, , J 'Y . ffwi- like F . FK 1 ffffiwif W? f 4 V555-5: 4 4, Qf jyzfmw fa 31 ,if ,-.Q I Y 5 f55:35f. EM, .! , G X 'f,f'1- , 'J - :6f2'v '1f Q, Bmw I f X '-x 1 fYA Sw ,zv f . , hulnlr Xhim--1, Xlylwm l'1u1'Tl'11lg--4 1.1-I-111-1 ind-ly. 1-lvl: Stnlxrliluufll. I.. lixrui, mlilww-tur, MVN llwf A , V' Hllolvl In Xxllllllll Litth XYIH11 Wlnxirlxxx lhulmx 1 Illll f'll'Sf'U' 1' willntl Hilmw Xnmni 'Mlm' 43l:l,lyN T5-:ul-,Q ,l.,1,,, l4,.lu..11l,. I.:-lr: hlmtlu. XX1l1mm HMI. S4-afwlf . w Al il11l'H1l Srfu 4 Wln' F11 Iflflvl' H:m'll'1l Ynrrtfwlw .lllynlvw NUULHIU l3 UilI'l 'I IX1 x- IN-A W Ulhlmn H,Xl1ln. ly, . . , . , -. X ' H,,y,L,Yf 5.4.1, 43,141.1 Hntlwy, Neilnn lllvluzulwls, lluyh- llmgx. Nlurn- Hunt, ,XYTIIIIV Pvznl Nlalmllvu: llmxml Xmtmu. I Minh-X Hmmm Nlnlvv llmvk Nlxlmn V.1llvuim'. tum!-I Isl-lx IZ 1 llvnl 4I1l:-'lm' NI-alwfl f':llm-- Xfrl4lw-I' Wllllmlul lllll I..-N41 Nmlllv, XIwl4M1-41 N-vll Xlmw 'lxmlml Wal'-il-' li .NNW- liwvllrsu 'lWul1l, Hull: I'l1lx:lw'44, Nlvrl Ilum. l4lxx.1l-I l.:n1Ml Xl.ulx Xutlluulunuul, Nlmvln-5 lv-X. MXMH Iivxlwwgr-nw. V1-Nm ll:l.xxxmII1, Iimuzxlcl ,M'w!,lux., Ilfrlu-H Y-'M Xmvlull ,lulm +ui1lr41III!-1HH1NII1HH-1HII1-1IHY1-Ill!1IIII1vlU11YlIllHH1NUI-lIll! --'U'Vi'VlVl'i'l l! ' m'inn1''wi-lm-xnmTHHTHHTW 1 WP 52 +1-M -------- - ---A - Zbllaick ants QPUIU - -- --------- - - I+ HONOR SOCIETY Fllllll1lL'lliSPl'lllLf lilifw. lllflmlwlishlllfulllsisls ot' Sl'CHllll scniester Juniors and Seniors who have met the 1't3L1Ll1l'0lllQIllS ot one ol the lionor rolls. lil'9Slll0lll. lilurcilo lin-oolisl1i1'c Seclw-t:11'y , , ,, , Ruth Scale XICG-Pl'0Slll0llt Ruth l'lL'li21l'il 'l'1'casu1'cr .. , , ,,,, Edna Coffin ' Purpose: To proniote fellowship and L'llL'Ulll'ZlLl'9 continued effort for high ?1llI.3.lIll1l0lll- ziniong' the lll0lNll6l'S and to further high standards of scholarship, athletics, r1t1Ze11Sl11p. and worthy extra-cu1'1'1cula1' attiviiies. HI-Y CLUB Founded-Fall, 1925. Menibership-nlny boy of the three upper classes who subscribes to the stated purposes ot the organization may become a member it' accepted by the executive com- mittee at one of its regular meetings. President ...,....,...,,,,,,. .,,c.,,, H arold Mahoney Faculty Advisor ,, ,,,, L. H. Wellman Vice-President ,,,,, c,,,..i,, ,,,,, X ' ii-gil Creek Devotional Leader ,..,...,,,,.,,,,. ,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Secretary ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,, 1 I y1-on Partridge ,,,,,,,,,,,,...........,.,, Reverend F, C. Guyatt Treasurer .......,.,,,.,..,.....,.,., John E. Edwards Purpose-To create. maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. Motto- Clean speech. clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. DOMESTIC ARTS CLUB Founded-Fall, 1925. Membership-Any girl i11 school interested in needle-Work. President ,,,,...,....,,.,,...,,,,,,,,,,,..........,,,,,,,,....,,,,..,,..,............,,.. Pauline Swaim Vice-President ,.., ,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.........,.... ,,.,..,,. ,,,........ .....,..A. N 21 0 1 111 John Secretary ,.........,,...,...,.....,,..,,, l....... ....................A.............,... N a 01111 lVlCC3I'1 Puipose-To study and construct domestic needle-work. AGRICULTURE CLUB Founded-Fall, 1925. Membership-Any boy in the High School who is interested i11 Agricultural pursuits and who intends to engage in cl.1b work next summer. President V,VV,,.,,,A,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,, Harvey Stewart Secretary ............................... ..Miles VVilsOn ViCe-P1e5jdent V.ww..,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Clare Edgerton Treasurer ............................ Clyde Holloway Purpose-To create and to promote greater interest in agricultural Work among' the boys. - . 7-11 1,1 CAMP-FIRE GIRLS Founded-Fall, 1925. Membership-Girls who meet prescribed tests of the organization. president VeeY,,-,-,. .Vr,,.,,,,... Gladys Tvgart Treasurer ....... k ..............c...... ,.,. W ilma Leach Vicepresident lllnr A,,.,.., P auline Butler Scribe ..................................,, Mary Weir-auch Secretary ----YvYY----YYYY-A,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, M ary Roberts Purpose-To create measurements, standards, and ideals for girls' activities. Law-Seek Beauty, Give Service, Pursue Knowledge, Be Trustworthy, Hold on to Health, Glorify WO1'k, Be Happy- uimw- 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 .- ...im-nn-111111111 -11-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -,,u-,,+ 4' 53 +-A-in --------- AAQ1 - Mack ann emu - -lff - - - - - - 1- - 'H'l+ TRI-L ORGANIZATION Founded-1923. Membership-Every girl in the Junior-Senior High School. President ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,A,,,A,V,,A,,,, K J live Thomas SGC1'6 CHl'3' PUNT TTQHSUFGI' '-- ' . A Q Vice-President ,, ,,,,,,, Mildred Scott .,,V-,VV,,A-,'-'- f-- ff----A-- ff-'f-' ---' A A hce Fltzpatuck Dean ..l,,..,,YY,,, A ,..,.,YYYYY,,,A,,l.ll,, Edna Gregg' ll' IHOY1 ' the girls. Purpose-To promote high ideals and cieate frienc iness a ti Motto- To laugh, to love, to liftf' DRAMATIC CLUB Founded-Fall, 1925. Membership-Students interested in dramatics. President ,...,,,, ..,, e,ii,, , P earl Ellinewood Property- Manager ,,,, Lawrence Townsend Secretary W ,,,,,,,,,, 1-,Pauline Gift AClV6'l'f1S1HQ M9-H21201' f,,,,,,AfffA-f HHHOTCIV J-HY Treasurer ,,,e,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, W ' alter G3.1'1'lSO.l Di1'eCtO1' A,..A...,V,,f.,,A- -,-, - --MIN If 5- GMES' Purpose-To study Dramatic Arts and to pi'esent plays of varied types. LIBRARY STAFF The library continues to hold its place as the hub of study work in F. H. S. New books are placed on the shelves fiom time to time. A portable daylight picture machine with a collection of slides which will be increased gradually has been added to the library equipment. All books are catalogued by author. number, and title. The Reader's Guide is index to material in magazines and government bulletins. An all time librarian assisted by students has charge of the library, BAND Who are the thirty boys and girls wearing' those classy looking- Black and Gold Capes over white trousers and white dresses? t'You haven't heard? They are the members of the Fairmount High School Band. Mr. Bird, the director, organized the iiist Fairmount High School hand last fall. K This band furnished music for all the home Basketball games and many Community gatherings throughout. the year. Wlicrevei- music was needed there was our splendid band. ORCHESTRA Biff! Bane! Toot! Toot! Wlieios all the niusic'Y Uh, its the oi-chostruf HOW many HTG l3lW1'9? Twentysfivi ? Tl121t's riulil. The oi'cliest1'a certuiiilv has heen doing' some splendid work this yt-ur. and the iiieinlit-is lmyo imlsimvcli liiffifult nmsich too. The music played by these folks all thc Bain!-Uiwlicslru concert was ot' the ht-st order and was skillfully presentenl, showing' their iiitonsixtc ll'!lllllllQ', qu... ,.,. - .. ... .a. ,,,,.,.,. -,, ,,,, - - -H-- ,Y,, - - -, -, - n- - - -H+ 5 -1 1 1 Y 1 i ,HH- l'0PUI,ARI'l'Y CUNTE T Zlfllark nnh Qbulh - III' --------- - -H- S E 1 Cf? 290' Virgil Creek Moneta Buller Treva Parker FI'k'.liI!ll1H1'Y In Hay CLERKS AND JANITORQ Htallding--Ba11'nGy Smith, In-:ul jmlitur, ml-AJ, tl. Ynlelltine, 'Nest Wnrdg Milvs Rush, North NVH1-d Thelma, Hill 4 1e1'ix7Nu1rtQ111M-I .1 :m11:u'y 55.1.-., ---. H- -.,,- ,,,, -Mu - - -Im- 4. ,prwvfn-fl , 'Y if U an .J If ' XX S M ' . . +H- l-'- - -9a...L.,,,, - , KX' ' ' ' - - Black an 'bulb HUC + FELEQHELQG. n 4 W 1 D I .X J .' QV G ' 'Q 3 Q -is 9 K Vw? . ' N- X 3 . N: X E. Q , I I E5 E5 X 'V 35 1 xg' gud? V 5 Q. ' 'wi X Q 4 4 -9 . K 1 9 YV 2 V F5 Na Q' 1' .0 f ,vg.'L-QA, Jawiyf 'I A ' JU L9 J G In I I , QQ 'Q fy N, J J . if J XX .1 1 J , Tj' ' Jn. wQl:L,----- nm-nnrxuuu --on 'int il ,JM . v Sv t .. I 1 ' ,X 1 ,fly A l If 17 5 , o ,ff , 'ff .Tiff 4 1 -25 I I I 11,111 1 1 r,, ! E A-6 jf fi 6, .6 X A In 51 Q X Q 5 ' wff S 'Awww ' . .,.. jffgw 5-1 45' 41' - :L 'J .-11, 1 H I Lx A , w v g h J . M -2. ' xwf , ' ,',51 j - 'P , ,, M ,W . - -if -: A - ...I 'Acfx' . fiifj , I x ' 5 ' , ,Q -pl , VW Aa W ,' , .-ki QS W l f iff. , I v J A' V l -'Er 4! 1' K Q iff Wir, 1 Xxq 1 .fig ' x . Af If 'hill H I f e 'Y ff ' A , f f 5 Sw -1 2 W ii' 1:3 -.H :1' m!fl'- gli I 5 . Q , ,af , R Q J ' - , , ' N' iff 14 f f, f , ,Q ,iw J ' ' N ci , 45 OJ- ' XX X W, V 'IVV V 1 , Tix, .V-,VV, EF f ,...n' . .gf , . JV, .1 ' V b ,I .VV. V V ,.4 V .V V . V , V V V V VV'VL rf' .- ' V - ,V-X' V '5' ,Vt 'V VVVVVV -fVzV'. V- :, .V. VVV.gVV,V V ' 44.117155 ,5 ' ,. V-5 1 V.1. V-5 1 H- -V:-- - V . V ...VV- H V 4 Wm: f,qV,.,: V I VV ,',,. -V 'UKNE '1':.VV i1 fi: 33: V VV. J 1 1 3-vilgfi-,-'W'Zmlvfjrilellq-J ' 5 W V Vkwizgm ' V, Mfg., -:gV,V'1V .i,1'f:.V1V'V-4 R -l'2Q4.T'f f-- .,, .VVV, . V V, ,,V .V,' QV V' V VL V V,, - VV .-V-- , V -VVVV VV-V.V- V ., V rw VV V , ,VVVV . V ..-N V .r V, :aw ,V'L,:lfQ1:13V:'1Q'V3. Vw. 'ff-T'VV?-:iff-. 'ff 'wwff- V V- 'V 12 .: '4' .VV V:'V5:V,:V- 5Q-t,V-VV'-1 VNV- Q-- -V-V-. 51. WV,-V If- .M VV iff!-. V' 'ATV V- f' -Page -5.fVvV.r .33iV..1 ' .. ...VVS I I VV.5VVVh-VgVfVfV. VV.-Vi:-V5 V .VV V- Lg-I Vu., Vf' ff LVVVA-Vu. LQV1 V. , '- V, QV, V 1 gg!-QVV:iVx,,i. j.,-f, 4A:Vl7 ' -1 ,VV-VV:.V V , . ' ITVV, 1: Mi' .' A. ' ia VsVVx '-if--' VV ,-VV, . V. in Vt- V ., ,,.,,V V ,V31::JV- :.v V VV'-Q, 'VVV ' V j Y V . ' Y 4 VU' V: U- V VVVVM VV .I ...,- V -Y 1 'V - -,VV . V . -VJ ,f . .gg V 1- Y .. .V-V, . V V VN 'I V A --V V' .V ,VS V 'Z '-f'f'1 - V, ,V . V ,VV A VVV.. VJN. 'VXKI vi I '11, ..- V, - V . . ,V ..Vk V V. V v ,V .V I g-- J V - 31, gVV, , .V -FV . H V V V Y V V ., V V ,M V. .V VH. . ' A' S X nr, V - V-. V1 V 1-V' r ' V V: -V. V, V 1' V., fu' V-fi-'VVV -V . +, .- -V. -, V. . V V V . 1 V. .TVN VY.. wi ,Q VV , - V. - f -'. Vf V VVV V XV A .Xwk x .V V - V- '- .- V. V, V1-VVVVVV. V X, V, -V .- ,VV V 1- V.V,V- V . IV, ,V-.VV V ,V V 1 - MM, ,N V. VVX7' '- W Vwf-' V-,AVV I ?.- . .. ..V,. V A -M. V VV'rV V .-'-'?,f.' - V V . ' V- .,V ,V . ' V V. - . Q V V, V. :VV i XV --,f A v 142V , .,.' , VVVVV .V V. V M VV. V-.V .V . V, V V. VVV1.V V -.V J V.J .. .,VV VV.V J Q .VV,V.. . V,-'V 'f'x ' . V- V -VV J VV., V H V. V . VJ-vVVv .. .V V , --VV -- V A: ik, ' V VVV '. ' .. ' 1 :V'V:V A 'V V. . V.V.V V V VVV- V:,g ,' ,VVXV VM: '. V -.VV.V,,,,t..N4,. :V V .V -.V. V. Vj. ,,-'. I ff V' V5-I-A . 'V I 'W . Lx V., ' LV '. V V L . , R ZV. -1. 'api ?f-'Mn V . V . . ': U V ' VL Q ' ' 1 ' V V- ,V--Vmru V. V - VVV ' V -' - - V VVJV J. V V. ,Vw V- V - VV. ,, V V:Vf.wx-415' '1' ' V .VV-1 - - l'V., 'V-' 131.-V' '. VV4-X:5?i6xfV:SfiVf+-1,'VV.V- ,V 'Vw 'V-1v'..V'5. Vi V fi Vf' TJ' ' V -1.2 V . 'f,Vgz-aw-VV- - -V sV.fV'VV ' V-'LV-fVVV'V' -- 'JVV-VV -Y'l-'f-'- kiwi- 151' .- .VCV - '-1V..V' 'M-i? V.1 -- V V'.1:f '7VfVV': VV -VV :-AML V:-V- ' 'V ,zu--V..V ' . VVV' V V VV V ' - VVVVV,VV VVVVMHVH V. .V V V. V .V V.,V,,V.' V'-L 125- : 'V 1-'V-.TUV , - V' V . V f-1-.- ' - ' V V, 5',V,'V'V- , Mg, V t AVN. V .V.-, V W . V u. f.:V.-.. ' '.V,'jL.1 'If -V UV. ' V :EMI 3 17: 'VV ' Z . Vin. V. 1 V, V .VVV VJ.. V V.,JMV-1-VVV, ,. V' -vVV VV - VV pw-,.V, ,V V VA' I, M .. E: ,Vt I . ..,. V 'VL Vp.: V.V V V -V1Vx'fV . Ang V2 ' .H VVV. V V-V- V V V V-VV. r V E --' VV H -lV1VV.VVfV',z', ' , 1-':, I ,1VLig.,TQf'S?g-2 Vs-V-':V1:VV V' ny, .A '-VV I , ff, V1 . VV ',:V'VV,:-- Vg 44 ,V VV3,.i?51 V.V. V ,V . ' V' V, . 'V V. VV'VV 'V WU-fv-I?Wf'V1k.1fi3EEEIBKI V 5.2.4 ., . . . V --'f ------- - - -- - Zhllack anh Qulh - ---1 ------- - - ATHLETIC DEPARTME VT -wwnmwv mgwfv' f,:1w1f:fSayN:4, , ' Oli iw, ' ' fa: ' :Q fklF'1fIS Q-Wfwit' 'Iii-iii-U '37 123, , fs.,fm',em -vw . FRED NYYATT Director of the Athletic Department and Coach HUBERT BLAIR AGNES WOOD Coach Junior High School Athletics Dl1'9C't'l31' of Girls' Athletics -,,l... - ---- - - ---V - -if-H-l--N ------ - - - - - - - -1- + 59 +1-1'--1----1-1--1- --- - - 381111111 anb Enltl -11-'-- - - -1' 1' 4' 4' H+ F 1 1 T 1: QE? J Ig 5. ,J . 1 1 1. l I 11 1111. 1 7 1 .I - -I. ea 1 4-4 .1 4- -- ... .M ii- .411 xbym' 1 PM --- l '. 4 4 avf- , - 43, M I- ' 1 ' 4-L5 44 14- 53 -11-4-21 a 4 --1- Elfl- .1 ' - 4- , I -.Q :f f 41-L 4 , Q1 4 4- .-.nh 4 I II, 17.4 - 1 1 4- Qff' , fi 4, 1 l 1 - .1 4 . .. wif 4- W -, tl -'nf ,W + .Q 4- -- -.I 'I- .A -'hm' , A, a5ffl if - ...vi i - ...H .mm 4 -Hr. 5 1. VICTOR MITCHELL Vic 5. DON FOWLER Dou' 4'Vi1 11 J1111i111' and l1111l1N g111,11l for l1E'Xl ye-:111 A lJ1111 also 11l115'e1l his lmt hall for F. H. N 1:16-vel' 11111115 Z'llXYHYN g1111rl for hix 11111111 nf the H1-ltimg :1 lute M1-11't 1111 fill1e1l 111 well nt 1'e1111f1' work. with .lllllk-'S. 2..,EDW'ARD LAFLER Ed. 6. GLENN HUSTON Kacy' Clever in speewli as w11ll as l.1:1sk1-1 l1:1ll l'f1l Km-y wah the llHNNlllQ wiz111'1l 111 the 11:-111 gl'?1fllliilY-'5 this yvar. 111111 was 1'1em111111Nil1l1J f111' 1111141 11f thr- 11619114111 1l1'i1i111:. He- will he l11s1 hy g1'111l11z1111111. 3. ROBERT KIRPATRICK Bob V l'B0l1 also sl1f111l1l be good next year. Tull, 7' MYRON PARTRIDGE UQHHH rniigy, a111l fart, he has :111 the 1111:1liIi11:1t11111s 11f 11 Quail as his 111111111 m1111111wl1:11 i11111li1-1 wax 111 l111ske-tl1121ll player. 1111111111 11ls117111-V111' 11111 1l1111'11. A 1l1111i111'. -L, THELMAN LEWIS Lewis 8. JOSEPH LEACH Joe' A'LPXN'lHv' will he lust hy g1':11l11ati1111 and his .l1111 1111: Sl111111 XY:1ll 1l:11'I111111 111' 1l11- 11111 11l:11'e- will l11- h:11'1l 111 fill. Hr: was the l1f11'1l1wt lil, hit lllvlll :1ll :1lil1e.4ll11 g1'111l11:111-N. !igl1t111' 11f the- l111111-h. H1- w111'l11-1l 111 Ql11'l1'Ll. PRAYING QUAIXERS OF '25 AND '26 'lfhe 1'6C1,JfCl of the Fai1'1111.11111t l.1111's is l :1i1'111111111t Ill, S1111111111xill11 22. lJey1'1111.l1'e111'1i121Cl1, 1X111l 1l1111'1 flllll 1l1i11lQ 1l1is l1111l4s 1'c:1l ,Xml we must give 1l11c creclit 11.1 ll11111' lllL'll1l? 11'C1r1l1y c1.121cl1. llllllllllllllllll 54, ll411'1l111'1l Llilv lS. S11 l1.g1'e 11111 flllfl the 11ec111'1l 111 this ,X111l this 111111 Xllll Cllll 11lg1i11ly suv, llglltlllg lCillll. D l-z111'1111111111 311, Nxvilyllctllxxqll 23, l':11r111c11111t Slilflbl with 23, l'c111ll1-11111 .X1 XX'i11g':111' lll1'l' tic1l :11 34, lb. lilll llxvfl- lllllk' QIIYC l'l:1i1'1111111111 ll lc:11l lhc llL'Xl Q,'E1lllC wl111w1-1l ZlL'l11SCl' sc111'1-, 111' 4, l'z111'111111111t 211, Nl1111t1111l1Q1' 24. 'llliv llk'Xl llllllg' 111 l1:11111Q11 U11111' lllC next 111 1:1ll 11111111 the scc111', l :111'111111111l Sl, l1111Qsl1111-11 lll, ' ' 1 f- ' l'z111'111111111t4l1,h111'1l1hlz111cl11-sle1'll1. I lll'll 11:11111- 1l111s11g11yst:1ll :lllll s11111'11 Uh yesl l1c-re is lllllltllcl- 11116, loo, l :1i1'111111111t 27, Rlz11'i1111 403 +11--11- - l1lu-1n- 111- - -1- -1- .-1111-111- --1-1- -11-1111-111--11-. 1 -1- -11-11+ 611 +'---'1- ---- -------1---- ilblariz anh Qbulh -1- ------ - ---1-1+ G' 35 . 61 wx K wi' I ' :T 1 A 11 W C1 1 A-I 1' . 1. - 11. 1314 1 XY 1, -' 1 I , Z I 3 .f ,f F , f 1 .i... , - 1 I. 2 f J' ' - ,J 1 , -1 - -H -.1 ,A QA, Jang-Q.- H ei- - 41 11 - -Qf Y. ' - ..-2 -- ' -- I - x-4 I' 11,7 ii' ll -lt -1.0 ' il l -' ii ' in x.,1r ', iq 1' '-- lb. 56? LT- 1 fi- -1 111 f if A Y V0 i . Qi Yi . fm- frrff 2 1 A ,g 2 -- ' .M- 1 11 T Ot J' 1-4 '---H q-- 'lj ... if fag- A A - -,Rik -574-1 9. BIASON JONES I Pop 13. PAUL HOFFMAN Paudie ' 1'-111 ' wax .1-1111111 111:11 1111i11t 1111111 111' 1111- 1'111111i1: 1111171 haw 1111111111-1' y1-:11' Hp 111:15'e11 Xe-:1x1111 JlI.I1 11:1. 11111- y1-111' 11-ft H1- 1111111111 gn 2111111 1'v:111:11' 1111 1111: XYHII 1511I't'II t1'11111. H11 1111111111 g1,1 IIHXT yew: 3111111 next ypar, 10. HARRY WEAVER Buck 1-1. JAMES BUEOY B0uy AII111111411 4'11111'kN' Tint 311111 111 1'11g111:11' 111- H1111yii 11111 11115 111' t1'11v1-111151. 111- ix il S11111111' 11111 hxgh 11111111 111:f111. 11Y1-1':1ui11u 171 111111111 t11 thi- 11111111-, glililff, He, 111111. :1':11l1111t+-X 111111 his 11l:11'1: will 111- 11111-11 111 fi11, 15. OTIS DEETER UOtiS 11- FREDERICK HAYES Hpredn Nth is 11 S111111. H1- wslm :1 11:11'11 w111'1ie1'. 1 1'1-'11 lx :1 11111111111 He XY111'1i1-11 111 111111 10. EDWARD SELLERS Ed !'1'1V'1 HIM 1 'X 111 m1'11 '-1 UI' 1 l '11 9 1 1111 if 111115' n F1'esh111a111 111111 if 111111 uf the beet Y H I H 1l1'111111v1w 111 the 111111: X 1'4'Lll11iII' ,i1111 M111111: sure 13- VIRGIL CREEI3 Vlrg t'111' 111Ill i11 the f11t111'1- ' X'i1'! 11111111-11 ur ,11111'11. XY.1x 1!.1111111'i111I11-11 My 111,i111111f. 11111 11111211 1 4111111 111:1y1:1' . PRAYING QUAKERS OF '25 AND '26 But xvhx' gixe 1111 with 1'6Cl11'f1 C1L'1lll? This 1111e mz111e the h11ys feel 151116 155111-m111111t 37, X11I11en'i11e 18. 1'2Zl1I'I11Hl1111 27. 1.211161 323 Axllfii t111f 41l1C,'L1111, 1 guess 11111 1111. F21i1'1i1111mt 2'P, 1'ei1111et1'111 221 iX11f1 1111611 with UO t1.1 29 17'1i1-m1111iit 1115t t11 A1a1'i1,111 Z1 166111141 time. Then L'f1111111g- 1121914 with xY1F14111 keen. P5111-m111i11t -12. SNYE6fS6'I' 18, Xyhen thi. 11111: k111i1c1ce11 115 H111 111 hue , 1 z1i1'111111111t 22, 11215 L1ty 29. xXv1'lCI'C in the 111411121471 are w111'11s t11 rhyme A121111 I:fl11'111411111t 58 211111 1X111g-11t5t1111v11 31213 Iiut steadfast 211111 11ete1'mi11ec1 they kept pressing th1'1111g'11, tiiving N11l.11esx'i11e 31,1 111111 them 52 .X1111 z1gz1i11 they 1111111 Zl x'ict111'y -' -7 -aw .112l11411141l111t J-, -l11i1e51111i'1.1 11.1. XYith Fz1i1'111111111t 25, H211.tff11-Q1 City 21 A1Zl1'1iw 9111 the x'ict111'ies hut 41116. S11 with F21i1'i111'111i1t 311, SweetSe1' 111. .Xll 111 the 1'ec1'11'11 now 11111 see Which goes to sh11w if 511111 will read This pluckv team sure 11Z1Q1 some speed. i ,111 .11 n I--'H 1111f--111 I 1 I1 -nliuois +1----------------' +1-1- -1 ------- Black ann mm -1- - - - -1- ' ' 1 1+ ATHLETIC CQUNCIL K 4yam,w fy, ' ' 1 x 1 . . fyy 1 ,,1 -'61 Q , 1 ,X J, g wwf Top row-J. C. A111-e1't.s1,111, M11 Wyatt, M911 Ross. First 1'1111'-Mrs. XY111111. M12 Wellman, De101'es Leer. Q 1111111111-11 1'121. X11-11111c1w11111f1'1'1:fi11c111 1114 1111- 5111111111 Il11:11'11, 1'1'1w1111-111 111 1111' 5111110111 CV1111111C11. Scc1'1'1z11'1' 111111 r111'L'IlS11l't'1'411A 1111- 8111116111 1'1111111'11. 11111 11111 s' .X11111-111' 1J11'cct111', thu 1211115 1'111w11':11 '1xI'Zl1111l1g' 1,11-L'Kxt1l14, :11111 1111- 1'1'1111'111:11 111 111l' High S1'111111Q11. 1'1'1-S1111-111 W ,,,, 1.. 11. XX 1-111111111 51-111'1-1:11'1'-'111'11:1s111'111' , ,, 1111111111 1.1-1-1' 13111111159-'1'11 S11111'l'X'151' 2l11111'111'S, L'Zl1'1' 11111 1111- 1111111111 111:1111' 111141111g11 111117 11-111' 1'11111:z11'111'x, 211111 111 l11Il1i1' 1'1-g111:1111111s 111111111'1'11111g 111g11 8111141111 X11111'111w. fg 'ycawm AQ 1 v VL., 22: 3,51 51 1 X EIJL .. 1 11111-111:1111'1', 1':1111 111'XX1'k'1'11, llNS1N111111 1 1 11-11-11--1.11-1 1111111-.1 11 -' -A 1 1 1 - - 1 1 , 1 . . 11111l11, .1111 111 111111- J 111111K'K'-1111 111111 1'111111111'11111 :1 11-11-1-1111111111111 Vg 1 1':111111:11g11 111111111 11Il51i1'111ll11 s1':1x1111 111'g':111 1 1 11115 111111. .M :1 1-1151111 11111 511111K,111X 11111111 11 1 1 1 1111111 111 11-11 111111 111111' 111 11111 11. N1:1111' 111 I ' 1' 1 . 5. ..,. V , . ' Y 4 11 1 1111'1:111X 1111111'11 111 111111 11111. 1111N 11':11' 111- I 1 X11'l'1' 1111N111'11!lNNI11111' 111 111:11 111111, funk 5.7,-11 'aj P3111 DcWeer11 111-I1 1,1-11111-1 +1-11 ------- --- -1- - -.,1..,..,-1 - -..-, .-.. .. - - -, -,,,,-,, 112 4' 4.1 .-... - - - - - - ltllnrk muh abulh - - - - - -1- -I -I----I-I+ GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLIB Top lioxxfnliiilx Ihilxlof, lioroilix Volllns, India Halnillolu, Iiditli Xlriullt, Yivinn Vonwlu. I,oI1 Hum 3Ifll'YNl1! I1X. Wlnriv- Hunt. llznrni-I llzay. H4-len 1':1slai-yy Alonetzi Bnller, lilrliel Ilnllisnnly, Iris .XII--ii. Lois l'eziimls Nixtli lion -Ixwlulh Xllo-rtson, II:-len 1 ri1-nd, F'1':inv-es lbaxis, Klildretl Svotl, XIQIII4-line Reed. Hell.-n 51:11-ine. Iiororlny Iiiusti-ml, livin- NI4't'oy, linrille Iiinies, lirelyn liintl, lfldnn f'oI'I'nn. I'1nnn:e llvl+olIie1'. Yefln l'l:11fur1I. I'iI'lIi Iloxx -Iinill In-We:-iwl, Ifnitli lleX1'eei'1I, Ruth Sirovip, lX1Jl1'JlIH'I Haislvy, Louise NYalI:ov-, lfxw-lin IZ-vxmalon, Nlulnliwl tlzwlu-5, I-Inn-I Murphy, Helm-ru X1'riu'I1t, Iflsthor Iiuruun, Dorotliy Hllsll. I':nllI1nv Nation, Xlrs XYooiI, 1'l1lILI'IIl lliurfhliss lienyon, In-ali I.Invills-, IIIIIII Seals- 4iWHn41Ulal Lewis. Iiouisl' Y:Il fov1:I1. XI:uru:Il'vI Alanlioney, Yi-ru Jones, NVanif:1 Vox, ICI1-xis Ilnvis, Iiniluivi- l'Hi'roll, lII1I':iivi'ite Xi-lson 'I'I1iriI lion' fNI:ur5 Hill, Ye-Inna: Hliglies, Hlzlwlys H:ni'slim:m, Vorinm- Illlley R1lll1l'l'11-IYEIXIIU, I'fx'v-Ivn KIr o.x', Klznrj' S1-II:-rs, NI:iru:ul1't Iiimws, llaflggf- Titus, I'ItI1f-lpn Ilroyles. NIJIl'1Jfll4'l'114' lllvrris. S--if-nil lion-fXI:lrI1-Ile Iiilvw-s, Ilollist- In-:14'Il. I'lvf'Iylx Sellers, Mildrerl 1'oI1'in, hlzlrnlwl I':l51u' Alina ldirroll. ,lime 1111-IQ--rson. lllmlis l,.-ts, llrrwi- 11111135 First 1i4l1X'1'ill1Il I'I4'Is:1l'!I, Iiillh Iiiugs, II'l'1-ella: Owen, Yernl--v 1,1-I-s, Yxfslil ICI-4-il. l,ilIi:1n .NIIIM-rlnlul, Mari Nulu-r, Hilda llzxmzliwl. 1 oun+IwI-lfzill, 1025 lleiiilwersliip-Jiirls iiiterestwl in athletics. President Y,.., H , Xiernicr- 1.1-es Secretziry ,II. ,, Iiflitli .Xlluertson Vice-President Iris .Xllen 'lirezisnrei' ., ..,I.,,., I,,,,II, ,.,,I I Q utli Scale' 11iirposef'1io create I'i'it-iiflsliip. In develop the Imofly and to stiinulzite gfowfl spoitsnmiisliip :iinoiig the girls. If fpti, -- Z1 '., , L., W ,. I A 'Z 2 f ' wif f 5111: 7 if 1 T Arthur Payne Tennis Vlianipion +,,-,,.. .. -. -in TENNIS TOURNAMENT Mr. Neel announced a tennis tournament to promote interest in tennis whieh, for a few years has been in the background in Fairmount. After this announcement the courts were filled from Tziill to 8:30, from 11:45 to 12:-10 and 4:05 until dark. When the call for entrants was issued about fifty hoys iepoited and drew their opponents for the first game. A set of two winning' ganies out of three games played meant a step Iiigflier in the tounrament. The elimination games raged on for two weeks and four boys finally emerged to push on for that set goal. These hoys were 1Villiam Hill, Ed Iafler, Harry Weaver, and Art Payne. Harry Wleaver was subdued by Ed Lafler in a Iiertie hattle. VVhiIe Art Payne overpowered Bill Hill in a slow game. This left Art and Ed for the final. The best game of the tournament was the finals, A large crowd was there to witness the games and much interest was taken in them. Each was a ttcleueen game. Although Lafler fought a good fight, Payne won the right to be called The Champ tennis-player of Fairmount High School. .. .-. .. -.,.- .. - ... -..,,.-.,.-..........-.,.-,.,....,,,-............., - - - .. .......-...!. W Gb +..-...- -..-- ---- T- ---'- ildlark fmt: 60133 -H ---- '- - - n ' 192. TRACK TEAM ,T 'T 2 - q A 4 T- - ,W 4... I I 2 .I 4 , . ,M '- . -' 'ri ' r,,.,,A '91 , ' Y ' Us F' V fff ' ' 5' Vg 'WX .L 2 F 5-21 M- -' , JV ' Af- T- J' A 5,3 .V., -1 A 1 -w 1. . - M , 5 - fy, , f ,, V- f A W A 'Z ,M ay ,Q 1 ' , 2 f ,V QL V .,.. ..., Y , gh 1, 4 ,G ' .. -11 5: - ,V - ' 5, wp , ' an Av L Z, 1 5 , XJ A .7 -' f 'F' f 2 ' N f- - . 7 . ff Y ,V A 1?f' ,531 ci ' A A ff T as A ff W 1 A A ' A f ' M RN 'W A T T , A ,iw 9 , Y , , A Tn, V 4 5 1 Q ' f T ' ,, 4' Y ,, f X, 121' L 1 3 M ,a X A V 4 I . 1' 4' 'T 1 .r Twp Timx'gl':xllT JN-XX'f-1-yfl, ,Mlm 4'l'sfvk, l':nuI Nye. 'I'nfml:nx Llnulxzuy, Hulwrt Ki1'k1I:1fl'ivk. M:1IwM.11 Mules, Miltfm L:-1-V, ,Tum-pl1 1.1-:nwh. Yirurl l'1'4'lx. XX':ay1w Hanixlm-3 VIINI lC:fxxf'l'l'v111v.41w Lvxxw. l,.ux11-vw-A 'l'ww11M'l1Ql, I,uth1-1' Kilmw. Iflw-vl llr11'11Ai4I4, 111 nw! Hluir. Vmuvbl XX haw. 4 hm 1--N 4 gurl'-fll, If-lv in SP-ll:-ww, Yiwful' Afitwlla-Tl. BASES LL TEAM aww T' .As ,XA A A T ' 'xg 9:- -i.Mi.5. T I 32153 ,xg .QQ Wg 'N 345- 'V A , , 4 A if A al. f 4 wwf - if Q, , I'I l'l'I':4: Tilfuxxllh Xwllw-IQ!! ,lTmvA, X1n'giT Vzww-1, Wjmmr l'nXul4Iu--, 1'lv:nl'Iwx Vrnlww-U 'Vhlnl Ihvxx H1-xxzxx'-l x1, '1'xfl1Il g:IiIHW'I'I.?l'll?J ! AHVH. '1'N1'l'll l.4un4h N--.-ml Ill-xx llulllnl-I li:x.fmwi Iulm l'u1 'mll1 Imvhu-5 lirmx In ll:-I--Tm 1.15, ww- l:l.,..- IAM lam mm HM, l:,.n,.N,-1 xxvm..-.f 1 u,.1.- 1'a4.,1E-vsllxf +1--1Ilr- -11--1v-w- - -111 .- ... -.i,,-W1, ,,,, -.,, iiii W1 1 1 1 1 1 1M1W1N G1 ' i WW .f ' - , , ',1f-H 11352251 .1 2 'fl - 1-I-...ll Hin Q' M- - . M 1 ' f . . 1,-I ,' - , .', . x ' . .J M - A ,' -'.:,Q, 1, , .1 - - 4115, ' I Q -9' A 3 I - 5-EQ- -,- Q - , . 'Ina -- 1' 1- Q, ' Q, -, -5 Q , 3. . 1 - - 'gr 61.5-mv . - r X ' -' W '1 ' ill Q. J. p . - 5 cr, 173 5,5 ,-'RQ gf- E' J mm!! 'I Q :QI A 5' f I X I lv uw , J f gf 5 QQ W Q 1 I' W WV ' 5 48 I 11. sQ 95, A 3. ,!?,4,g,N 41- , --Q - Q -236-f i? --'4 , gligrzg SOCIETY - -g .level ll .mi Y' ,Q ,fn,,,4.' 'q ' 5 ,gamj S ,X , -2,5 I A , W , '- , 51 f si 'gli -.VC- T. -2 , 1 ' Z W' 5 SPE ' 1 76 ufiwvgi' ifiwmi, ' w,. 1s A Y gg., , . ll ' 1 V ' v . gh gil , I if ., -3 :Z i. . I 0 , W J B ixrz' ?. . , ,frm ' . 1 4 ' ew I I ' 1 1 , Wax lr! ,-, I A A Y K' , X A V I K X, 4 f -Q A A QUT ' ' - 1 ' P ' n ' 55.7 , - , - 1 H 1 1 1 1' '.'f'1'-1-' -. -' A -1 Li i:5H'f',jA ' ' . , 'I , , . f:1ff 'wj,.: -I, -'ilHH-'-,3-,-iL,- . 5 V ' 1 I 3 ffmmi. . ., 1. 1 ' lfJ'1'ff:,,'f-42221111 ,.z- ' ' ml ji, 'f.,I,,vi.--,Q-'LP uv . N I 1 . '4 -' ' um. w w W . 1 if - 1 f D- 1 1 1 3H::fZ4i.mjf 53:33 -' 515,-lf up, ,k rx ,IL Nfl f ' 1 A ' w 3 n In w 5 5- I E L-,111 rl MM 1 V--WJ1-'f' -- arf 4 15x ' .1144 fw , 4 wffifi WM WFwwH :fHfw'gffff h- I E Q A mi! ,U -7 '5 ' 'H - ' Mark HIIU Gulf! - H ----- - - - 1---1-1-+ H BLACK AND GOLD DAY lihe Illt'llIlN'l'S ol the .xlllllllll haue, llK'l'l'ltll.ttlil', had clmrge of the Black llllkl hold llllf l5l'1lQ'l'Zll11. l.:1st year it was put in the hands of the Senior tlztss 11'l1osoo11 xxould 111.1lvs their sorroxvlul exit, - llWl l Rl'1l111Ulllslslctlofscxcrxll splendid Illlllllrt'l'N. I'rol1:tl1ly the most 1 - 1 .- -, . ,., ' ' ' ' - ' kllhlllfilltlt lldllllt 11.1s tht tlass vvill, 111 XX'llll'l1 the lil'2lIltl Hld Seniors lie- tltit-4g1tl1enl all their honor, glory, 14.11-111111, 1-1-l1U1Qlfxi,,Hv 1l,,,-VM glsmiw :md MSU tl1e11'super1or place lll the school hte to the i11co111ingcl:1ss. Many vtftq-9 thc. tears shed tor the Seniors, xvho would IW no ll1lpl'Q. ' O lhe rest-ot the progrz1111 consisted of musical numlmers, readings, include lll2'll1r' vziledictory by llt-len l.each and :1 pantomine i11 uhith the l V RECEPTION h XX 9' H1111 lllwilie MW' 1ll ll!' lll llli' Siflllll' Ulll Vllli so this year thc- officials ' ' c ass colors were used. ul the school Cllltllgwl the plans of tl1e first reception. lnstead of the traditional old-time lfreslimen reception, a Xvflflflllll' party was given for all nexv teachers and students. Thus the poor Freshies were saved from tl1e cruelties of tl1e upper classnien at last. -X heautifully decorated gymnasium greeted the eves of the students, teachers. and patrons of the school who gathered there: Many participated i11 the games which were directed by Mr. Cecil Mills of lYabash. and which old and vounff alike enjoyed, After the games re- . 6 . 5 ' fI'CSllTl'lE'1l'ES Nl lCG-C1'C21Hl COHQS XYCIAQ SE'lAVC'fl. SOPHOMORE PARTY The Sophomores had a very delightful time Friday evening October 2, 1925, when they ivent to the Naher Parni south of Fairmount for a Weiner and marshmalloxv roast. Several teachers were present and enioyed the good time with the rest. After a riotous time with games, they danced around the bonfire and sang songs, fly the light of the silvery moon they bade each other good night and went home xvith tl1e linoxvledge that they had added another bright link lim their chain of school memories. HALLOWEEN PARTY Ghosts and spoolcs were said to have proyvled around in the vicinity of the High School, Friday night, Qctober 30. It was a real for sure Halloween celebration. Manv feeble old men a11d timid ladies of every type xvere among those gathered in the gym. Some of these ivere so very much disabled that they required a great deal of assistance to get from place to place. Pa and Ma even brought the hahy, The 'fcute little thing-U who won many friends was vvell supplied with rattle boxes and, in fact, about every- thing the little dearl' wanted. There were also many beautiful maidens, sl1y and stveet, who moved about with graceful ease. Oh l yes, and vainps of the most attractive type and Qirgug girls' tool Some of these lassies were accompanied by handsome young sheiks who made a decided hit. i A number of these transformed Elllfl beautiful specimens of humanity proved to be members of the facultyfthongh one xvouldn't have believed it, The Grand March was led hy Miss Yirginia Selby, who was beautiful as a Spanish genorita, and Pauline Nation, dressed as a young n1an. Prizes were awarded for the cleverest and for the most grotesque cos- tume. Frederick Neel, -lr., won the prize for the cleverest costume yvhile Eunice Deufei-fi took the prize for the most grotesque. +I? ui T .1 -ui , 1 ,,-. 1 1,1 ....m--un-- 1 - I-1 -1 -lui 11: l ui 11:11-1111111- 67 -at-I --------- M- Black anh GUIU - -- ---- ---- ' +I-M ------ ---. - -.- , .. .. ...,. - - - Xazrurus euiitests tilletl the eveuuig' with auuuseiueut tru all, . l5elieirius luiilecl ham sauulwiehes auul atprwles were serrefl IH flllf lWl'l 5' gimriii til iretwlmle, FRESHMAN PARTY We lireshies haul II Christuiats party. Deeeuilimer ll, atfter seluwl. Vve play etl alll kiiuls 41fg'2l1HC5ZlfTt'1' whieh we haul n luueh auul exehaiigerl presents. The guests present were Miss liauusey, Miss Gregg, Klr. Neel. mul Klr. Hell- uixui, Nlter the lvarrty alll weut tw the lwatslqethatll gauue hetweeu I'1l1l1'IllUU1IT auul ll au'tuwrtl City. Must uf the clatss were present. J UNIOR PARTY Saw. yrm sure clirl miss at lot of fuu when yutt iuisserl the hllllllttl' party att lletty 'llllIlIS1lII'S! lily the way, we platyefl gauues uf every kiiul auul you slitiulrl have seen the prize Russell XYilsuu reeeiretl. It wats at wee hlueshathyf eatrriatge with at hanhy fleill iu it. The refreshments Of iee ereauu atrifl eruwlties were the hest iwztrt tif the eveuiug. XYheu yuu wauit tw Hllss at swell time just stay atwary irr-ui the J. H. S. PARTY The bluuiur lligli Seluuil Yarleutiue party was heltl l:L'lfPl'L1f11'j' 13 from 4 rfelrrek tu ti tfeluelf alt the High Seliruil ggruiiiatsiuui, .Xs the guests atrrivecl uext klti1iiw1'pau'ty. they haul areeess tu the furtuiie wheel whieh revealerl their future lite. Picture eauwls were parsserl auu-rug alll the guests auul these were uiartehecl In rlhtaiu patrtuers fur the evening. liauues auul euutests iii keeping' with the seftsrlu were eujt'3'erl l'5' alll, arfter which the 7 l'3's auul 'P l'Z's were iuitia-tterl. Refresh uieuts Ht saiulwiehes auul euerial were serrerl. HONOR SOCIETY PARTY The luriurr sweiety haul ax lvatrty alt the luiuie til Xliss liurusey. lirulaty' uiafht. blatuuatry l3th, atfter the gauue here with Veiulletuu. The hours irtuu 'MSO tufiiuluuly' lqiuiws just wheu heearuse Klr. XYell- iuaurs walteh wats turuerl lP2lL'lifXX't'1'C filletl with tuu :uul laughter treeztsuuietl hy the gauiies auul ln' the ztiiiieariuiiee tit nur three ehets. The refreslimeuts were hextreuly iu uauue :uul iu uuuiuut. HONOR SOCIETY PARTY I The fateulty eutertatiuerl the uieuihers ui' the llruuri- Sur-it-ry 4,1 gl Xjlluu- tuie rratrty' 1111 .lilI1ULl1'5' ZW all the llk'Illllll.llllf' rleeriratterl hruue ut' Xlr. zliul Xlrs. Xeel. The uew uieuilrers were trearterl tri uuieh l-ruvlislliless auul tuu lvetlwre thex were umuatlly' reeewerl iutti the silt-it-tt, ' AX wheel ul Iurtuue uiretriltl liztirlix auul Nt'llllfll'1lQlC lutures lllllbl11'I1IIllY Klis XX mul wars uujet euuwslutil ul .rll tu the prwiuisiiig gzuue, while lmueile lfrlflbv C7ll'1'lCJllZlXYZlj' the siuuui ui auuitht-y erurteq, llhe retreshiueuts ttf iee erefuu, heatrt shxtrverl eatltes, quul etietizl eruiilrle-tt-tl the ex'euiue's Illt'2lSlll'l'. VALENTINE PARTY .Xlerey mel .Xiu l iu lmef' llri tell me what s the iiizrtter, lfxery time l lruwlt :tt vnu, My heatrt ewes lutterfiiattter. os ------ l ' 4' 'P'-' ------- - -i--- illlnrk auh Qbulh - -- ---- ----- - - -1+ f- ,,--- -., . A llie lrl l. s k'l1lt'l'l2ll1lx'sllllelnixsirlllIL'51llIim1'lllqllgbllunllllJlxlillell- ting party. -laiuixiry all. lllie guests were mel at the floor liy tht- host and hostess, .Xrlliur l':1yne and laixelilzl liiosliee. t upul was there sllmuilillg'l1ls11l'1'1wNX's1ll11l lalallv woiiniling' inanv ln-arts. MVS. llilwl. the queen ol llearts, ilirecled the partv and her wishes were llllsiily cilrrieil out lwy her two alleiirlsiiits, Sylvia Tliiiinas and l'auline liilt. Many gaints and contests suilzililt- In tht- ,Q-grwii were eniiiverl, AX liright and rosy tuture Wlls predicted lor nianv ol' the hopeful aspirants luv the wheel ot tortuue. ' 1 . lielresliments ol punch and wafers were serv ed lay some of C'upid's liest triends. FACULTY-STUDENT BANQUET Xlmiiut thirty students were greatly surprised one day in T7el'mruary when little lilue and white invitations were handed 'Um them lay the teachers. On Feliruary lli at mi tfcloclv an eaver hunch of students gathered at 5 the high school building in response to these invitations to see what wonders the teachers had in store for them. A lug feed was the first feature of the evening, after which each person washed his own dishes. Mr. Wyatt was chief eook and liottle washer. After the eats a discussion concerning student participation in school gov- Gflllllellt was held. The results of questionnaires which had lueen distriliuted to ascertain the student opinion were also used as hasis forthe discussion, Murray Holliday and Bliss Ramsey talked In the group on the suhject Student leiovernment for our Scliooln. The tardiness regulation was discussed luy Miss Kenyon and Marcile Brookshire. Xext. Harold Mahoney and Miss Stout told a few things aliout hall passes. Miss Wright, acting as chairman for the evening, appointed a committee to submit plans for Student liovernment. This committee was Edna Coitin, James Moniihan, Miss Ramsey. Yictor Sellvy, Mr. Blair, and Murray Holliday. The teachers had a longer program planned, hut the meeting was forced to disperse at the regular time specified hy the social committee. J UN IOR-SENIOR RECEPTION Saturday evening, ,Xpril lO, found most ul the Seniors, Juniors, and Faculty in the gym which was lieautifully decorated in old rose and gray. The luniors first gave each guest a printed Ulll'f,Jg1'Zl1lllllCH containing' the Senior Klas Btiiilllf, arranged in unique fashion and the program for the Star Tin Ott Show . The KlVas rendered delightful Mewsicli and imperson- ashunersu. Partners were ohtained in the grand March. On returning to the gvm the guests seated themselves at the many little talmles, each spread for four and graced with runners inf old rose and gray with sweetpeas as favors. Misses Celia llavworth and Carolyn XYallace played popular pieces Y yvhileiall were enioving the two-course banquet. between courses President Selby and President Holliday' ul- the -lunior and Senior class, respectively, gave, short informal talks and Mr. Xeel contrilatited remarks from each fac- ultv member. Then everyone participated in intormal conversation, ganies. and songs until time to say good-night. Do the luniors lcnow how to entertain, The Seniors answer, They certainly do! ,-,-.,---..-------M-M--------------H-H+ 'I' 69 .,,,1. 1 1.1 1, 1 .1. 1 1.11.- Zleilark ani: 60111 -,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...- 4 g l g J Ti A 4 SX' F jx M51 ff. . ' A f 1 ' fiiz ' 2 + , .Q ff V .Vg'.'- jf ? 0 Q I 8. ,K , s I L ,. I ' V 'v i ' , V an x if ,.4.WV .ag v f' V, M, 4 :ul I . ' x +434 , C5 r 4' 1 l V 0 QQ! if Go 5 tg x, L 'P' -' '- ' ' -- - ' 'MN' - - ---- ------ 4. 'TU f 4?-ik 1 r 5, L igg ,- if ' '1 'L 'Zi' ,fi -. ,1 1 , '-,1 , f Kfmj,-H' . , at tix--.?q MM, ,-f ,'.x,5q, 1x' g , F nr N 9 3, JK., N H K W, ff-'nm' 'W fm. , .ff H gg ,'5m.,L,x,, ,.A,,,.l,, . 'wr' ., i1,.ArEw,,,. K, 'l?,.z1n,L,V W3 ,www-4 vfu'u'Qc,,'., K 4 Qf- H v.. 'j,4,1f'f.. r 'lf,, Q 9' ' ' ,fr ' V Q f 'nan J' AAG -V1 X '57 V V, 1, Qlffl I A 'r fipr1f'T1V.u. ff- 'Il '11, Y -' ,f,imn lJ'VwH,, 11 -, Y! .x 'J' 53, ' f 4' I .gf 'Qi , if 'f f .f' ' ' if:-W -'M 3 f' .- , 1 L , W, . .,-In - .1 f fix, A :sir 4' J 5 3 A k,.3:1..'..v.-f ' 'A' X '....,. 1 , if bfi-f A if I Q f' - Jr- ll .Q ..x ,- ,- -.ff , -1 W., I Y J , . -,.s,J- .,,, W , .M-, ' ' r A , div ' .1-3 1,-11, . .v -A W . ,jqwx R , ,. -iv . 1---. .f 1 .W li51haef2wsmQ,.. 'EL U, I .-3511 ,I bf' 1 V -. Y. ,,,, lx . il 1 , QVY Hy: yr.. V 'ara MM, NV' H .- j , fL,51.,.,' ..A- ,-mm: V V- PHEDMEIH1 .gr N. -i twin -Hi in-im- Zlilark mth Qholb - i - +- - ' - 1 L -l'-i- 1++1 -M- ALUMNI ORGANIZATION 19 gb? ...,,,v iq. Thelma Hill May Salyers Tony Payne Ti--H-l'1'1A-1-lem X-wiw-t:ii'v mail 'l'i'f-will 1 j,l'VXiIiPllf TO THE ALUMNI lhcetiiigs t-i yiiu. friciifls, wlm have the fame ziffcw tiwii fin' lilfl lf. H. S. :if ilu we, Nay you. as you turn the pages will this lmilk. fiiirl hctweeii them smilie-thiiig uf thu fihl spirit which yitt kiivxx' :mtl felt when stufleliti. XYC. thu Stlllribllfx Hi the im,-fcgiit, ilcfliczite this tri yiwu, h-lying that it may hriiig' plczlfzuit iiicitwtief of ymii' flziyf spent :lt wimk zmfl iwlzix' iii l7:ii1'iiiut1iit High Sclititil. N 4 Gi ' V R I , 1 X66 4. ...----.1-1,,,i....i1.i.i.'TInu--1--1----11 lo Xl'1f1111I' S111g1c11111 '171s Cl111J1115'L'11 115 z11'1'111111111111 1111' 1111- S111-11111111sc XN'1114K'1111'L15 1---1 --------- --- 315111111 anh bulb -1- - ' ' ' ALUMNI NEWS XI U ' -1 St1iiYC 111111 11:111g1- Co. V11 111.11Xx'11, '07, L'1111'z1g11 1'1-111'1-se111:11111- 111 1111111 1Q11k1111111, 111111211121 11211 L'a1'11-1', '0-1, .1'11'1C'1111N 311l11S1131' 211 11111121 13111111 K1ll11fU1'1111l- 111-1111.1 111l11X'K'1' '10, .X1'1z11111' 111 1111- se1'1'11'c 111 111s 11111fe111111c111 111 B1'2lZi1. 111111 D211 1111111 '111, 141-1111111-11 1111ss11111z11'1' 1111111 L'11111z1. A1 11I'1i'SCI1t 1'1s11111g 111 1N111111ez11,11,111s. 11111111 S1111-111s '03, 1111111g' 1111'1cc 11111-1i 111 S1111 171'2111111sC11. L12111T'11'1N?l- 1'111'111s L'111111c1' 14111111 '22, S111'1'css1111 11s 1161121111111-111211 11114CCt111. 111 1l1'11CC 1111 ' Real S1114 H11s1c1'1' M111 :11 111111z111z11111l1s, 111C,11Z1l'l2L. '11z1r1es 1:11XX'1e1- '111 111111 1112111-11 1111 '111 11z1s1ce11'1z111 1621111 111111 1'211 D1'z111c1' '19 11111 Salycrs '20, Zl111'1 A. 116111-1' '20, is 0111111111-11 211 31111-11111 5z11111z11'i11111 11211 1,z111g's111111 '20, is 111111' c111111ec1e11 111111 1116 11211 11111 111l1'11'e 111 312111011 N21 111111111 5211111:11'111111. 11111s 111-211s '11, 1s 11-11111111115 111 11:11 :11111 11111111 s1:1111111s 111 111.31111 1i?111111s. 311611 122111. Xlice 1Qz1111sc1' '21, 1'1-1'c11'e11 111111111121 S1'111,11z11'sl1111 111 A1111-1'11'z111 1'1111'1-1's115 XX'z1s11111g'11111, 11. 12.211111 1s 111111' El s111111-111 21111115 sc111,1111. 1111' Q-1111111 '02, 1111111-1' 111 1z11'3g1- Q.'1'1,lL't'1'5' 111 1':1j'1'1El, H11111. '111 C1L'YL'12l111,1 '10, 11'1111 11-1111 111Zl1'111t' I7z111- '00 111111 1111- NZl111'111211 1211111116 116111115 L'11211111111111s11111 111 1000, is 111111' C1111-1 c11g111e1-1' 111 011111114111 1411116-1 11162l1'1l1Q' Likl.. 1,0:l1111111. 1111111 L'1111111:1111', 111111z111z1111111s. 1112106 111111115 1900, 1s 1121415.11115 l111111N1L'l' :11 1'11'1c1111s 11:1c1i L11'L'k'1i L111111'kx11. 1:1111 1111111111, 1l11'112ll1Z1. 1111111 111111 '0-1, is c111111c1'1c11 XY1111 1111- 11101-1K'C 111. 1111- 1'1:111'1111111111 111:1ss XX'1l1'1iN 211 111111:111a111111s. 11z11'1'c1' S1c11'211'1 117, 11C11L'1'Il1 K1Il11llQ'1'l' 111' 1'1111l'111'111g1 1.111 111s111':1111'1- C11 1111141-1'11e111, 1f:111f111'111:1. . . . . . .f, - 1 . . . 1.c111'g'1z1 Lucas 1, LII'1lS 05. 111N11'11L'11l1'111 11:1111111111', 111s1111'1' 111 11111s111, 211111 111111111 91111:1111111':1 111g11 51'111l1l1, ,X111:1111111':1, 1:1111111'111:1. . ,. ,,. 1. . , , , 1.1-s111- XX111s11111 08, Is 1'1111-I k'11Q'l111'1'l' 41111114111 1 , 5. 5. 1.11111-11111-13 1111-1111 1'1'Zl1'N1JI1 04 18 111z111:1g1-1, 1111'1'11l11 :11111 11111111's111' 111111-1, 111111 11111-1'1111' 111 1111- 111111 141111I1111g' 1'1111111:1111 S11111's, 111111 11l'11111I11111-1L'1'S 111 L'11111z1g'11, 1111 111l111'1' '13, S1111l'1-1111f'1111l'111 111' 111s11'11'1 8111111111 111- S1111111 gm 191-:lm-151111 1fz111I'111'111:1. . , . ,- , , ' V1 111-111'g1- N111 z1s141-1' 01, 1111111 171-11111 10,1 11111' 1':15'111' 10, 1.:111'1'1-111'1-1151151113-I1 111-ssy '10, 11111111111 5:1111-1s 211, 111111 1,:111gs111111 '20, '1'1'11ss1-1111 111-1111 '1' 1,,IlI'1 111P1l1'1'1N 11.1, 1'I'Il111i l!z11111'1'1'1 1117 2l1'L' 1111- 1111111111's 111 1111- 1', 11, 5 A111111111. ' +11-11 ------------ 1111-1111--1-11-11 ------ 1 -1-- -1.-...,..1,.+ T4 F C TJ gdb ------- 11 --1---11 -1- ----------M 1111111111 an 1 ry 1111X1NY1'11111C'1'1.1511111k'11111l'1'lP1'111L'1'Ilk'1111,1 111' N1111'1111151'111111111fX111511', K1111'1l111, 111111111111. Hfl1'1'5' 1 11f1'5111'1f1i '11 iw 111111 1l'i1k'11l'1' 211141 4PXX11L'1' 111 21 1q1111111 111111 1f1k'L'1l'1L'1l1 5111111111 1'11111111611111111. 1116 1'1lj11L' '21,iN11s111111-111 111 t1111l'11gA11 1 1l1t'1X1'1S 1I1s111l11L'. 12l1i1I1g' 61111111161'C1111 l11'ZlXX'1I1Q. 111111 141611166 1't'11.1'51111 '13, 11I'llK111Il1L'1114 111111111111 1'1111'61'w115', K11111z1ge1'1,1f LYI11- YL'1'511f' L1111111111115 5111116 1 t'1l1'l1Zl1'f' 1, 10211 is Il 5111116111 111 C1111111111111 1 111XL'I'S11f 1ll1il11g' 1111 1111111116611 c11111's6 111 111511t11t111112l1 K1Zl11ZlgCI11C111. 1.111511 11011115 '20, 14611611611 111111 XCZII' 116111111 S611111111w11i11 111 176111111112 116 111611, 1'6c61x'611 1'1111116 111111165 Sc11111111's11i11 111 171116 yn-111' 111 L'111x'e1's1t5' 111 111i11111s 111111 is 111 11tt611111111Qe 111 that L'111v61'sity. 12111-611 521111 '23, R111S1C1Zll1, 1111151 111 111'c116st1'11 211 Y1ct111'i21 '1'11e11t1'6 111 3121111111111 PC1111Sf'1X'El111fl. -101111 1X'11y111e11' '25, 166611611 11661111 Sc11111111's11i11 211111 is 1111w ll 5111116111 11 De111111w. Edna Gregg '10 111111 1261111116 1Q11111se5' '12 11s y1111 k111i111'. are 111611111615 111 116 F. H. S. 1 z1c111ty. Merle Carter. l1ar11i11'i6 .x1.111f1L'1f1, 111111 171161111 31111111 1116 111611111613 111 the 1 111 11117711111 1'116I11611fElTf' Sc1111111s FElC1111f'. 11111 111111151111 '24 is a 5t111,1611t at 111111111111 L'111x'61's11y 111111 1 1'e11 19l1i1wz11'1 2 is 11 stuf1611t at 156111111111 Les11e xX'111lt'1'11 '23, St11f1C11t 111 1'161'JZl11XY. 1' 1-4 +st--111-.--,,.,-11.-1u11-nzzg-un--1'- '1 - -L+1 - 1--- - 1 - iiilark anb Gulh - i-f- - --'f - -lfl HEITIUFIEIIUU GI'2ilIE CPIIII '00--3-111901 Jllnfl PUPIEI' SI2lI uu-IQD4 GETTPUI19 Hlll'CI'USS'02'lEIM ITIHIH B nGClE3f'f'03-l'JlY EV3 Dall! DHVISZ-'ns-IEIIQ HDIE HI' SIIDZII' GEI 0s-1908 IVIYITIII PHKKEI' 'Ill-Q Z1-l'Jl'J BE IE Van I'S'lEll2ll'l0-IZVIEIZZ Ulf HHFK SIFU lE'l0-Q-H23 BEZITFICE Rllllmilfllu-Qflfllb Uflfnlfrlnl? WHISIUW 'Il-Q-IHIS AITHUI' GUSS9f'1lfQ-Z1-1920 IQIIEIEH NTIS IEIMII-Z-Z-IHI3 ESSIE FnTn?mHS'l3m-IHIQ IVIHFK A EI' SUIV15-lm-1921 HaI'l'Y D2lVlS'I5 Q- 121-IEIIEI EIHTYI WFlGHI'1o mm-1921 W, Z UGEGQ J MM fn! , 1 Qc -E ur-E 12' 51 I! .4. MQ ' ga B TTWQEZ' 1 ,7 1 1 6 . , ,-1-x , - ' Es' f 1-1 1 1. rg . . , 2 .' Q 2 1 mv' a 1. 1 1.,-in . 5. L 1, H , MA V uv .1 K, B51 A 5 1 wr, I. . . X ' .,. 1 1- Q: . . .1 .M W 3 1 ie 2 .6 1 rl. s 4125! i 0.- !.J, 1 W .. 1. . . 'Y 5 ' -an Q ,Ev 11 - 1 s -V '2 K.-.Ms I, ' ,f .: 'r . 'mg3?i 51114 1 ll Y 1 1 1 1. L ' 1 . -as hp i , . . A W W Az 1 A I Q .' 1- 1 ,5.,'x,x 1 Q-52:42-r 1 . T ' 1, 1 . k V1 'X ' 1 ' M ,JK W ' ' 1 11- - 1 1- 1:1 ,, -xr A-F' 'M 1 -- , ' .. 5 1 I 1 E 1' L1' Uh, -114-.. ' - 1 u .-11 1 In '!i1w11f1f'+'f?i!15: 1 1 1- .,., ,, 1- M - A7314 ' ' V' ' ' ' I ' ' 'J 'Y '1 'l'x1A!1'-if'f4f1 uElks'aes:sJ.m..'rmBsm. ' ' u .Al , + - -- ' - - - -it ----- i- ilrilack anb Qbolh -ii ----- - - - -H-V+ v., I i fe' i I ,YQ ul i if .F A. : 5 Q 3,1 .- uv A , -:jp lk :ff . V -. v Q V. -, N . 7 fit.: XM, - . I L: fp ' -' W? J: i fi 1 E . .1 .if-fn, 1 fx 1 I V, lr' u. !' ,Ly , V ft ' 7 Us if .zf ' fu ' liv1'l: .?2' fir? :lk if Ti li ' . tx 1:-ff ' ll '-fu: ' .515 42-' V: A f mix X A - N ? I V f1:?i :-if il: A 2 'T f'ffg'xbi'? 'f 1-.i ' - f X E - 1 3, f 5 C A l. E D A R SEPTEMBER l-Registrfttiuii lllav, Yew teachers are pftswiiig iiisliectiiiii. Several lfreshiex, as usual. S-More registrntiuii. Bliss Ramsey alvivc-:tix She, tim, has lmhherl hair, now. lt's catching? 9--Clymer hlmies Came tw see us tfirlgtv. XX'z1termeliiii served iii the street. lO-:Xuv old lmfilis tri sell? Mr. Xxitlllllllll zimiuuiices it party fur Frimlzly night. Oh! Bovl Mr. Blair xvzmts fl lilueli-liverl Susaul 14-Splemliil time Friclziv night. Bliss Gregg' :mtl l.evalclzt liigsliee fight over lilmo Sumuiers. ll mir lLhiiiilJ 18-CO1lX'UCZitlrrll Seats ZlSSlg'Il6fl. Lhznrles Murine mill rllll6'llllIl ,llulJlDS sep- arated at last. 25-Mr. Galev aiirl Agriculture lugs mztfle :m exteiixive zmtl intensive stufly fit xvatermelrins f'CSlCl'flZlj' Yum, Yum! 2S1Eig'hth perimrl stuflv-iw-iiis iimv. .lust xvzitch us grmv in lciimvleflg'e. SO-Dirl voti get Mrs. fiilheruyk stiliecihititiii fur the Xvmiiaifs llwme Omi- pzmion? tiet a hubtle mil OCTOBER S-lt was El very strenuous vveelq fm' every vine, .-Xml the green! xvfml lO-Qui' p1'eliiStU1'ie party ib to he Uctolier 3Offlllk'l' slipper. llmv ulmut fur rugs fur a eaveiiimi costume? 12-Anil there is to he :t style slimv. This vvztv, Lzulies! lgggtyle Shmv tmlztv. KNO meh z1llmve1Ql.J lltimil-lmwkiiig eltitlies? Yes, sir? 19-First set of class games. 20-Entirely new grztrle lmoks, hut they thrift hifle the same filfl grzules. Never! 21-Senior5fClizuiiy5 of 'ZS-26. .Pa-I1 - - im-l ,,, -, ...v.. .. .. .- -ui:-un-i1 - 111- 1 -- 1111 1 -- - -u-mln 49 1 +7Illll Z 7 w 0 AUX in... iglarh anb 460111 - ---- u' liverything' takes a spooky aspect. liven finrl posts lowlilllg Ulllillmllru XYuNYl Spoolisl NOVEMBER -lglasketliall hoys visit floctor's office. lion' inueh tlo X011 weigh? -.Received vvortl from Uttl' oltl friend l. Li. Brill. l. C. lllllivl' llila llffll iXrniistice Day. Rev. tiuyatt speaks in convocation. 'e heat Montpelier! Zo-24. A volcano of eternal pep burst forth 111 iXll out for Thanksgiving. Many aluinni home for hig feed. 3OslCveryone looks completely lagged out. Too much turkey ancilesf' tluring DECEMBER lO ll- l3-.Xnrl Friday: Lvnlucky for Penflleton. l7-Seniors clolletl up. 20-XX I . ll. gym. No vvonclerl Zo- xveek-end. Zsl' 'reshies are writing pathetic notes tim Santa Claus. 11 Only fourteen more flays till Lihristniasl llartforcl City tonight. lfl1Zl .IanessF. H. S. at 4:16 W l-l-Only nine more rlays till Lihristnias for shopping. Zlfliig pep session this morning. The Praying Quakers have play ell a vvon seven grunt-s, XX'aynt-tovvn tliefl anfl Xlingate fell Frirlay antl Satu flay nights. l3sXX'e have tfhristnias with the Mnllig'ans , antl the Hlleau of llathu at Convocation. XYe heat vloneshoro. Uh, Yes! 25-llip, Hip Hooray? Santa Claus is here! Merry thristnias. tluniot party this week. JANUARY lftlur first clefeatfllarion tiiants. llappy New Year? Hnly 352 nio rlays until thristinas. Shop earlyl -l-I lne hy one xve struggle in. lftfflilie l5th, is as unlucky for Ventlleton as the l3th, lNf You niay noxv all stnt xxith a clean slate. Max von make this sa ester hetter anil lmiggei '. f- XXI-lhnan? l'fJeStill great t'onl'hets in the assenthly. 23-'fvO'27 XY4tWl Z-l-flle get our revenge on SXYk'L'lNl'l'. oh YL-sf 2ll XXvlltl is the ntost popnl'n' lrrmy antl girl in stllwtvli 27s 'l'rifl.'s lmttrit-+I in 1ll'C1b'lI'illlHllA for the Ing party llc-arts, hearts t'Yt'l'f'XYllCl'k' finrl not a one to steal. 9'- ' - '-'-'--- - K- 'tt' - ------------ - HH- -1- S0 +----- - - - - - - - ---- Black ann mln ----- - - - - - - - -..--4. ISL-llonor soriclx party. lfzicultv ciilerlaiiis :nl Xt-els FEBRUARY 2-Causes ol the .Xnnuxil rush will ln- Xloin-la l1uller,Rlary Nalwr, l'auline tiift. tllazrice liigslwce. Yirgil brct-lt, l'aul llc-Xvet-nl, lfrcrl Innes, anfl jllllttllllllll l.cxvis. D -l-Nominees are looking' pale. 5-Oh. Klyl l3on't mention it. 6-Kniglitstoxvn falls with a crash. lO-'lloots :incl Yirgil are the niost popular. ll-Overcome liy Lapel. l2-but yve heat Nolilesville and 17-Jonesboro. Zl-Bow, lYoxv, lYoxv, yvhose dog art thou? Xone of your business. Boyv. XYoyv, XYoxvl 22-Distinguished visitors. Yellow sheets are waving. Danger! 23-Bexvarel More green paint. Scconil crlition of thc f?f'?J 26-l-lartforll Llity. Hooray! 27-Syveetscr here. Our last game anfl xvc Xvon, lwy gully. nc xvonl MARCH l-Lamb or Lion? A lion for the ll. ll. lioys. .3-Grades today. Qnly tyvice more this year. -l-Great achievements today. 5-Convocation by paper staff. Ve have new faculty memhers. 6-The Giants go marching on. S+Subscribe! They need the money. l3-The Giants are still marching. 15- E Tu Brutei' lfaesar diesl l7-The wearing of the green. Dirln't the sailor boys do their stuff? IS-Senior girls discuss clothes. An everlasting subject. l9-Classes miss many memhers. Strange attraction at Indianapolis. 20-Giants march back in triumph. Marion yvastes a good cord of yvoorl. 2-l-Hats. Hats, in Tri-Lys meeting. Paper christened The Breeze . 25- Hello, Papa Galey. Hurrah for Stanton. 26-Band and orchestra concert. 29-After careful consideration and investigation to make certain, we have decided that Xeilon R. really writes notes to Xaomi llcfan. APRIL l-Fool's Day. We all can celebrate. 2-Hicks and Blair stage a musical comedy. Last number of Lyceum. The Music Master . ,-,,,-......--------W-M ----- --------H--H+ ' 81 riviniiul-I 111i1 1 1 - Iyl- - Black anti Quik - ---' ------ - -'- -H'-H Sebieiiiiirs :ire learning that practice inakes perfect. 10---,luiiiiir-Senior pzirty 15 CUTS. -Seiiiiirs practice. lu-Seiiii irs practice. l7-Ki1rI1YHCEltl1,r1l. ixxllmt 20-Seiiiur Play. Big 5 21-Dittu. 23-Operetta practice. 27 1 2 3 -Operetta practice. . Beautiful clothes, clever 1Pl'Og1'E1lll and delicious her week passed. Will the end never come? UCCCSS. MAY XYhere are the May l'll4lXYt'l'S.? -Qperetta practice. -Uperettzi practice. .1 4- Once in gi Blue llmiii. 7 9 -Ramsey and Bird rule the fUllY1JL'3lflUli. ffSeui1ir girlw finishing graduzitioii dresses at last. l7-Not much sehiml this week, Zl-The very last day. lid Lzifler weeps. JQKES liimger Clerk tu lfziyiie Melielln-Iwgullirl Null eidleet that hill? scare me. lfayiie- Xu, sir. He kicked me dmx'ii stairs? L'lerk- Yiiii gn hack and get that 11111111-y. I'll slimy him he ezm't .se fs ,-z Mrs. NC6lil'Et'Ell'fl1llj'Jiudvullw e lmikeii the iiriiiiiise Xuu 111g11lg 1119-' Mr. Neeli Nex'er mind, dmft cry. l'll make pm ziiimlier wie. .4 .-z .Q-z Nr. Xiellmxiii- ,X lmiiiifl weighs less 2 Cl'lUZll1lI'.H trfmi the C4lllEllfll'.H it the iiwrth pide th'm 'mt the 1 1 India llzumltim- llie1i l think l'll he :iii 'irrtic e i JC .L-C 2-C Xl hart-1' amd lu-1-li away t,U.1'g1- kidhiisf NdHllil'C siiiiliiiu-11 111 udlegr ihie Q-gl, in I 1 'L rhei1m:il1r trwiiqli 'llllllCSlllXX'IllllllDlIl'11lI1Q Iiliiit .I-.m... n1,,1,,.- .1 1 , , 1 . 1 Nlllllt' UYCI 'f' ' - g2 - ' ' - -'1- -vw- - -1- -11-H+ H 'V . ' ' 1 f.gl1lQ',.t,. I ,rXW,. ,, K. c M- 'E' ss 39 . xi Q0 E, I Y l S vs gi I RlEMlNlISClENClE ,llemory brzghiens 0 er lhe past, As when the szm concealed Behind some cloud fha! near us hangs, Shines on zz distant field. --i.oNGFEi.r.ow Perhaps it is well that human nature deplores the present and glorities the past. In idle moments it is comforting to permit the mind to shine hack on distant fields of pleasant experiences Thus, this memory book will serve you and prove the source of real future pleasure. For Stafford combines these elements with the artistry, the quality and the workmanship which entitle it to bear the phrase A . . Engraved by Stafford STAFFORD ENGRAVING COMPANY Educational Engraving Divlslon Stafford Building Indianapolis :firms s ' l r air J S-43 .1 keel Al fm F? fr, 'W , , l if big.: Q , , at e it LCS ew JV gigleir 'W' ' az: , LJ - H17 sf f typ. ,Emil wists uf, my QQ?-,?N.u3:9g,ff A I W ww A ' :V Ji ,Ji ' 1 ,,, Y, j I ' J' ' . avi we ,ry L, '? 1 : EXT gk H5 '55-' IN BABYLONM The c'Street Crier was in his element in historic Babylon three thousand years ago. Written matter was of no avail on the illiter- ate massesg Wherefore traders havvked their Wares unto a purchasing public. What a contrast to our American civilizaf tion! Our widely scattered millions now read the ancient crier's evolutionized message at approximately the same moment. The ad' vancement in our public educational system has made it possible to harness this tremendous force novv known as Advertising. We pride ourselves that our mental equip' ment enables us to patronize advertisers and by so doing we contribute to the economic greatness of America. L f J f SE- .- v 9 Y 'fi N WE' PEIJM GGX , 'of J SN c-rt is prinii-41 on P YVIIITIC f'u:ll4-il llouk mnilr- Inv IPIII Q VULLINN CU. STAFFORD ENGRAVING Co. , g ,fly i N ,ff 1 V ff! H Ask QL V f 1 Mfr N5 ff Q M, ,W WJ NA 2 S' X STTQNN1-.., ,n l , Qfxn Q igfunq ix 'N' ' 1 ' i s S fi A ,.,,. I su ' t -H v M4 13 f.f- I I' 'W 1 yi ss to r Mill i E .X it gig 'F L ,gf . 'b H4 , i ., ,,,,,..... Q, , 'VV ff ,.. 1 ff' f , ,.. iv-D ,A ' V I h I I V A -, r l X f W 'kr I X! 5 ' 'dy I u . : v 2.-,w if 1 2:2222 K I 1 1 .' t , , 5 oweir' , . ,Q .lb , ff, ' - -- -r i - - C Xvhen you Select the Stafford .' 'ig,?,' ' ii. 1 Q- lin 1'3.V1I1 Com an to serve i ,lm N - 5 .r- ',,. N g P Y -Z5 t you, you command not only s - in ' ima? If X ' , I F '3 1 ffifl X , l Tl, 1 ' it Vl J A 2 ' X Fd a .H . X .f l' W ' skill but POWER. Here, in this ideal plant, with every Worthy device of mod- ern equipment and process, works an organization of spee- ialists and experts, gradually brought together over 21 period of thirty-two years. U 71511 you l'022ZllZIl!!z2I, rwfzfmzfml ffze Lu! l i r Q -ew f f ff I ll ld jx' . N 1 gm' I Ill' A' f 1 ll ,I 5.55. . M I I I ' Meridian and Pratt Streets llleliclbilirfy Indianapolis, Indiana Capacity , - V Yi .m lb .v w ln ii , ' f x X' X 41 - ' .'ll.W '- ... i 5 T, .l'j'fflH .-sg 5 , Tr- ff . Z, up -', He .Qgg.': l'TSpEed Y lpfpfeoflioinfyf 1 .g...... -------- - lm- Blank anh bulb INDEX TO ADVERTISING .Xllmertson Harnew Shi-In Allreil lileetrie Shop T l-arney Market ,I,,.. I... . llee llive Cash Store . Blumenthal and Co. ., Qluli Cafe ...,..,I,....., ..,I,I Carter Candy Shop ...,,I, Chronicle Publishing' Co, Closson Lumber Co. ,I Coffin and Stewart Citizens State Banlc ..,I,., Dale Bros. Hardware .,..w, Flllis-Fowler Service Co. lflorea Feed Co. V......r,r.rr.. I Fairmount Lumber Co. ,B Fritz Dry Goods ,,,.w,.., Fairmount State Ilanlc ,... Fowlerton Bank ..,...,..,,,....w.. Gehrlce and XVill5 Bakery Hull ClOthillg' CU. ..,.,.I,.. , Hoelqett Stuclio ,r.....r,r,r,r,r. Hill Bros. Meat Market Hutchins Clothes Shop .Iohnston Furniture Co. . Ixnox Oil Lo. ...,,,,,........,v,, , Leach and Osborne Meat Lewis Shoe Repair Shop Morgan Letter Service . Mayflower Market ....,,r.rr , KIc:Xtee Glass Dealers Marion Business College Nalaer anrl Co. .r,,,r..,r...lt,tt L Nash Clothing Co. .. Prillaman Harflware .rr,, Price Clothing' Co, 7,,t, I Professional Page Paris Clothing tfow, Pioneer Drug Store Parrill anfl Lewis Royal Theatre Koss Cash liroeery lqlllglllfl tilntliing Co. Sage Qanrly to, , lllieeler liaflio Shop nionin ::1-ii 1 i L Klarlcet ..e,,,, - - -..i-nga.-I..-. - ...--..g. S9 92 .e,,...lO3 99 85 e.r,.lO7 ,.....lO9 S6 S6 .ff S7 93 LMIOI S7 L, 98 96 U5 U2 SS ififiofi 90 .,,...lO4 .MUIOS ..,,,,llO 91 ,LWIOS L17 WHIOZ so UO 137 ,,.ee.lO5 LMIOS ,LMIOT Q4 at WIOS 'li and '77 QQ .Qfiioo 99 ..,...lOl LWIOZ Q4 O1 F111 -nn-nl: I,oold-rl lu For ORIGIN XLITY R6lllf?IllIJtf1'6fcI For QUALITY WlkfCgQq as a community institution is recognized for the interest it manifests in every civic move- always interested in the other fellow. To be of service and to serve Grant County whole- heartedly nas become a much coveted privil- ege. GGODWILL- That asset known to every husinessflarge or sinall-which has inestiinable value-and only se- cured through years of good faithful service to the coinniunity. Goodwill in newspaper publishing is 4'Reader Con- fidence. And Reader Confidence is measured by the nuinber of actual readers, who buy the paper regularly for the value of its news columns. By reason of faithful service THEMABIONCHBONICLE -ig... Grant County's Biggest and Best Newspaper CLOSSON LUMBER CO. Everything to Build Anything MATTHEWS INDIANA G1 N DIJYEAR MEANS Goon WEAR G XRGI JYLE W DBILOIL MEANS CORRECT LUBRICATION Ellis-Fowler Service Co. Phone 226 numununnuunuunmnunnumunmmnuuuu xlInuuuununnlI1inunnnnIu1:isninunnnurIinuuvmuunumiunummumnmnnnunlmf One- I am becoming so near-sighted that I bump into people when I walk along the street. The other- Goodness, man! That'S dangerous. Why don't you buy a Car and drive it? 'X' 'I' 'X' Charles Payne- He is all right if you know how to take him. Helen Stookey- I hate those people who have to be labeled like a bottle of medicine. '!'++ 'V Mrs. Galey- What was the noise when you Came in last night? Mr. Galey- Night falling. Mrs. Galey-'+Oh. Ithought it was day breaking. 4'-!'-I' Delbert Leach-'KDid you see that Conductor look at you as if you had not paid your fare? Fred Jones- Yes, and did you see me look at him as if I had 'F N IIIIIIInunnunmnunum mununruuuulnuurumnnlun1un1nnlIIlIinIuIIInan1Iu1Il1Inln11nlI1llnnlmnmmulunnlnuummuun FORDS FORDSON TRUCKS C017 F IN 81 STEWART AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS Phone 352 Fairmount. Indiana in I1llullllllllnullnnu Marice Warner Earl Allen President C3Shl9l' FOWLEBTON BANK A BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE Someone Banks Your Money WHY NOT YGUP Mr. Wellman-t'This bill should be thirteen dollars: you'ye made it fourteen. Plumber- Yes, sir. I thought you might be superstitious. 'I' 'I' -!' Mr. Blair- It's about time to teach the hahy to walk now. Mrs. Blair-'tOh, do you think it really worth while to teach him? Practically nobody walks noxyadaysf' innnnuunuuunuuunnuiu ca Where Fashion Originates and Style Predominates Marion's Leading Ladies' Wearing Apparel Store Marion SEE .l. C. XLRERTSON -for- YOUR AUTO SUPPLIES Such as U. S. Tires, Tubes, Motor Oils, Greases, Pumps, Jacks, Spark Plugs, Etc.-Harness Trunks and Bags. Harness Repaired and Oiled. 122 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 62 uunnn lllllunnnnunu nunnnnnnuuumluuv Iuv:IIIIinInInII1InInIIInuIIII1uIx1anIIInIIIuIlnunnuulnulnul nuuun Miss Kenyon- If the President, Vice-President and all the members of the Cabinet should die, who would officiate'? Morris Gift- The undertaken 'I' 'X' 'X' .?-. Customer-HDO you really think sardines are healthy Bill Hill-4'XVell, Madam, l never heard one complain. 'X X l' Mrs. Wood went shopping.-'Td like to see some shirts for my hus- band. Soft ones, please, the doctor has absolutely forbidden anything starchyf' lnunnumun nnnI1u1nuunn1nlInuuuIu1nnnanIII1IuumnnnIanuuuanInmnnInu11IanulmlInuIInnnuunmullmnun MORGAN LETTER SERVICE 405 Glass Block Marion - :- Indiana CIRCULAR LETTERS Typing Notary Public ln HHHHHHHHHI 1 uIIlunIInunn1umunnlnulllnnn HUB CLOTHING CO. MTl16 Store For Young Menw MARION, INDIANA nuun nnunuuu uIII:nunuuunnnnnnunn innun-nnnnu-nuuu Mrs. Blair-t'Oh, the baby's got a tooth. Mr. Blair- We must haye it pulled out right away! Don't you know nearly all diseases can be traced to the teeth 7 -X' 'I' 'X' Hazel Murphy-'tDid you hear about Howard Dennick getting drowned '?', Helen Malone-t'No, how? Hazel- He fell through the mattress and got Caught in the spring. 'ld 4' -1' Paul DeWeerd- Do you know why your car won't go 7 Miss Duncan-HNO, why? Paul- Because the wheels are tired. 'I' 4' -X' Wyatt- My sweetie turned nie down. Galey- Didn't you tell her about your rich bachelor unt-le'. ' Wyatte- Yes, now she's my aunt. 'P 'I' 'X' ' Mrs. Gilbreath-- What is it keeps us from doing wrong? Jim Bosley-'tThere's ten coniinandnients and about nineteen or twenty amendments. nnIIIIInn:IIIInuIIIIIininIIIIIIIInuIIIIIIIIInInIIIIIIIIInuInuIIIIIInuIIIInuIinnuuuuununnnnnu THE MAYFIQOWER lll XRKET For a line of well advertised and standard Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables, Monarch and Rockwood Coffees and Teas Rural Route Delivery. Phone ll R. P. LINDSAY. l'roprietor nnnnnn nun: I I I When You Buy S KN MAN CHOCOLATES Whether in Bulk, Packages, or Bars You Are Assured of the BEST SAGE CANDY CO. 117 W. -llh Phone 1307 Marion, Indiana Jim Nolder lat the restaurantl- Say, how was this steak eooked? Lillian AI3.CDEI'H1lCl1''SI11OtllQ1'6fl in onions. Jim- Well, it died hard. 'I' 'I' 'I' Bob Kirkpatrick- Are you afraid of bugs ? Helen Thomas- No, I feel perfectly safe with you. 'X' 'I' 'I' Helen XY1'IglIf-HPEILII tried to kiss me last night and I wouldn't let him. Lillian Mac.- Did it make him angry? Helen- I should say so! He said he wished he had Called on you. ++-P Miss Stout lCom. Geogj-Ulf it were not for the farmer what would we be doing 7 Fred Hayes- Playing harpsf' -I--P+ Miss Duncan- What do you expect to be when you get out of school ? Delbert Leach- At this rate I'll be an old man. IinunIiniiiiinnnnmnnuuuuu iiiininmiiiiiinunininuininmnimui:muumumnmunnm nuinn JOHNSTON FURNITURE CO. East Side Square Marion, Indiana Furniture Stoves and Rugs 'Tay As You Earnv A Trial Will Convince You That We Satisfy Customers iiniiIiiniIIiiInnnnunnllnunu Someone asked Mark Twain of all your books which do you consider the best? to which he replied promptly MY BANK BOOK. How to get one: Earn some, spend less and deposit the balance with The Fairmount State Bank Capital 8: Surplus 350,000 R. A. Morris, President W. F. Morris, Vice-President Tony M. Payne, Cashier Earl Morris, Assistant Cashier Mr. Rigsbee tin bad moodl- I'll teach you to make love to my daughter. George Allen- I Wish you would. I'm not making much headway. Q Q o of .04 0.0 No Kidding Naomi MeCan and Frances Murray ignited some benzene in Chem- istry. It' the hood had not been Closed they would have never benzene since 4 , 4 of .Of no Bob Linville- What is period furniture '? Noel Parrill- I don't know unless it is an electric chair. It ends the sentence. ununnlnnuunu B. L. ALLRED ELECTRIC SHOP BATTERY SERVICE All Kinds of Electric Work and Welding 110 North Main Street Phone 214 Dr. E. B. COUCH Dr. H. Ji. COOPER Dentist Dentist BOFUY Block Masonic Block l,h0ne Ijhone J. P. SEALE, M. D. INTERNAL MEDICINES Phone 48 .1nulvuluuulnllltlllllllluulllllllllIInlllllllnllllnlllllnll YOUR NAME Would look Well on our books. Let us put it there today. A bank account vvill give you a better business standing in the community. The large depositor and the small are vvel- comed alike. lt is not vvbat you earn but what you save that makes Wealth. Let us have your name today. CITIZENS STATE BANK FAIRMOUNT IND. BUY AT THE SAM RINGOLD CO. FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE Everything For the Man STYLEPLUS and SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES 421-423 S. Walnut St. Q Muncie -:- Indiana IIIllllllllllllllllllllll llll lllllllllllllllll IIHIIHUHHHIIIIIIHI Mr. Bird-'fGive me an example of a war song. Bill Hill- Here comes the Bride. Q Q 4 of Q.. of Howard Hockett- This match wont light. . N Miles Wilson-'tThat's funny. It lit all right a minute ago. Q - Q Q.: Q., of Mr. VVellman- Why are you late again this morning 'Z Don't you have an alarm clock T Glen Gipson-'tYes sir. But it goes off while I'm asleep. Kenneth Underwood- Do you know Olaf? Shorty Ross- No, who? Ken.- Olaf that oi? Ancient implements of torture realized large sums of money at a sale. Modern saxophones are expensive. too, eh, Franklin 1' I simply can't get over it, said Mary Virginia, as she paused in front ofthe fence rail. The evening lesson was from the Book ot' Joh and the minister of the Baptist church had just read, Yea, the light of the wicked shall he put out, when immediately the electric lights went out and the church was FRED PRILLAMAN HARDWARE Farm Implements, Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces Fairmount, Indiana Phone 133 HARLEY H. FRITZ A Good Place to Buy Dry Goods and Clothing Fairmount, Indiana Phone 96 Vic Selby- I can tell instinctively what people think of nie. John E. Edwards- How annoying it must be. Q Q 0 4.0 .3 of Lewie-t'What do you consider inan's greatest fault? Dee Leer- Being so scarce. . 'O' 0 0 Virgil Creek- Why did that fellow have to go to the hospital ? Victor Mitchell- His girl cut hini. Q . no .3 Q, Helen Stookey- The photographers never do me justice. India Hamilton-uYou Want mercy, not justice. 4 Q of st. 0,0 Mrs, Wellman- Oh Levi, I've lost my diamond ring and I can't find it anywherefl in Levi-'iThat's all right. I found it in my trousers pocket this morn- g.77 EAIRMQUNT LUMBEI-I CO BETTER LUMBER AND MILL WORK Let Us Supply Your Necds - Phone 55 QUALITY AND SERVICE unun:unuuuuunIInnnnnunuunnnunuunnnnnnulnuunnuununuuluulull 1 r w S j V 11ME 1 o hE-PAPER Give the ll1lt'lgl10I' of your home new life with a new coat of hxilll-l.2lDOI'. lhe late designs are extremely invigorating to the mind and eye. Shop now at McAlee'S. We know we can p ease you, Good Wall l':1per-Up From 50 Per Roll L. J. MQATEE Sz CO. GLASS DEALERS Brushes Paints 321 S. Boots St. Marion, Indiana Dr. L. D. Holliday Dr. Harry Aldrich Physician Pl1ySieia11 108 E. Adams St. 202 E. Wash. St. Phone 32-2 Phone 26 Hard Tack Sweet Young Thing. Have you any thumb tackS my kind Sir ? Dumb Old Shiek. No, but I have Some very nice finger nails. Q 1 Q.: 5. of John exclaimed the drunken printerS wife. when you came home at thiS unseemly hour, I hardly know what to Call you. 'At'S awright, m'dear, replied the printer, Just put me in the too late to elaSSify department. nunuuIin1unnnunnunnnnnununnunnnunnuunuuuununnnunnnnnn LEACH 81 DSBORN FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS HOME-KILLED T. B. TESTED MILK Phone 231 n-nunnunnnnuunuvn LTJ D6 O 1-I hi 2 1 1 Ill I - f Na 1 Ji U ' Fan ix f Qumran ,gg-g:ss:1yQ ma mow 1 111111111 1 9.1355 11111111 A111111 llllli?-4IlIlIIIIll II 111111111 Nm 11111111111 , xi, H1 11111111111 4 111111111 M1111 f ,. I ' M1 3 5 I ,,,, 1 A 5 C rn Alon is i C5 Z cz Little Lame Q Let Pig Chow Help PHONE 275 MAIN Wyatt tin basket hall p1'aetice1- Now put your wliwle bocly' iii that ball, Joe Leach. A fl L18 Forrest Keintz 1i1i libi'a1'5'1-- Give me the 'Life ui' Aliraliam liiiieoliif' Miss Albertscm-''Sorry', hut Wilkes Dimili heat ywu to it. ft ,fl .4 Mrs. Gilbreatli- Give me an example wt' a futile eli'u1't. Vic Selby- A how-leggeml man tryiiig in hulml ai lmuk lietweeii his knees while he iiecl his shoe string. ,HZ .fl ,NB Miss Ramsey- We will take up outlines when the time is ripe. Kenneth Uiiclei'xw1ulYe 11. Xllll ulwziys eliimse the iwlleii time. ,SZ .-Z 4 Miss i'i'egg's gizule lifmk has the 2lllIlC2il'2l.lll'0 ui' an zulveiliseiiieiit fo ,I l' S: f' swap. . Y.. 'Z .fl 'Z Grzule eaiwl 11zi.x'fe.N'liss Wrigflil must have ilimppeil hen' grraile lnmk. All the llistury' grarles were lmv. QUALITY PIIJCJTWFIXRI We handle stric and first quality Rubbers. tly all leather Shoes and Oxfords, Ladies' high grade Shoes and Oxfords a Specialty at The Bee Hive Cash Store Some people are so extremely dumb that they write checks to covei the amount the5 have overdrawn at the bank. ,sz .4 ,-x Mr. Bird walked home. Mrs. Bird-'tWhere did you leave the car ? Mr. Bird- Did I drive it to school Mrs. Bird- Yes, you did. Mr. Bird- Oh, I remember that when I turned around to thank the gentleman who was kind enough to give me a lift I thou ht it t l . g s range tiat he could have disappeared so suddenly. .4 .fe .4 Miss Gregg- Be prepared to write an oral summary of section six. N A5 95 Delores Leer- I don't believe in parading my virtues. Lavelda Rigsbee- You couldnt You havenlt enough to make a parade. .4 .4 .4 A tired looking passenger came into the sleeping car. Berths made up yet? he asked. Ed Pettiford- No, they're still mad at each other. PARILL St LEWIS FURNITURE, STOVES, AND FLOOR COVERINGS JOIN OUR HEATROLA CLUB Ask For a Clock and Save as the Minutes Fly Phone 35-70-373 Fairmount. Indiana HHHWIHHHHIHIHH mmlmmlll, numImumn:nunIelunnuuunmunnumul TO THE JUNIORS:- The common problem, your's, mine, every one's, ls not to fancy what were fair in life Provided it could be-but, finding first What maybe, then find how to make it fair Up to our means. -Robert Browning THE PIONEER DRUG STURE THE REXALL STORE Xen H. Edwards uunn nun unnuuu un uunh nunn nunu Our Paramount Aim-To Please and Entertain You ROYAL THEATRE Fairmount, Indiana Your Patronage is Solicited F. A. FERGUSON. Management Chemistry Blues Lives of great men all remind us We should strive to do our best. And departing leave behind us, Notebooks that will help the rest. QS :C 5 Walter Garrison- Does the soul have weight 7 Mr. Wellman- I hope not. If so gravity will pull it downf' S 3 Q! The Chemistry class Iunanimouslyl- Why must we make Hydrogen Sulphide ? J! :I 3 Fred Jones- Generally speaking. women are-. Art Payne- Yes, they are. Fred- Are what ? Art- Generally speaking. JC N J! Svlvia-Say, how long can an animal live without brains '? Murray--How old are you? DALE BROS. SEE THE NEW 81 GREATER HooVER SWEEPER General Hardware. Implements. Paints. Oils. and Plumbing Phone 81 Fairmount. Indiana For Fresh Vegetables, Cured Meats and Good Groceries of All Kind Go to ROSS CASH GRGCERY FREE DELIVERY ALL THE BEST Phone 242 Miss Ramsey insists on calling Ivan Stroup Ivanhoe, .-z .-z ,-z English 12 Exam. Melvin NOtfI1lg'Il3I11-iilx'lI215' I turn on the light? Miss Ramsey- Why? You can see your paper. Dick-Yes, but I Can't see anyone elses paper. .4 .4 .4 Miss Wright QU. S. Historyj- Explain the Mayflower' compact. Dorothy Stockdale- I don't know about them. I have a Blue Rose W. R. LEWIS St SON Shoe Repairing Phone 83 110 E. Washington St. ln recognition of the many business favors we have received from our Fairmount friends we are co-operating with the High School in the getting out of this Annual. PRICE CLOTHING COMPANY MARION South Side Square IIIIln1IIIIIIIununliunnnuuu uunnuunu uunnunnnmnnnnnnm nnilnn InnIInInnlIInuInInunnulnnnunuu Philip Holliday- If a burglar got in your house would the coal Chute 7 John Friend- No, but the kindling wood. -z .-z .-z Miss Hicks rushed into the store. Give nie a mouse trap quick. want to catch a train. L-z .,-z ,-z He was seated in the parlorg And he said unto the light, Either you or I, old fellow Will he turned down tonight. CARL E. BARNEYS MARKET Opposite Post Office MHI'i0I1, Ind- - A GOOD PLACE TO EAT - IIInun:nuunuuuuul I TO THE STUDENTS- Who were responsible for the publication of this An- nual, we extend our best Wishes for the years to come, and hope the pictures we have made will bring back fond memories of the happy days spent in school. To those who will follow in their steps, each succeed- ing year, We trust that you will profit by the experi- ences of those who have gone before you, and strive to publish a better Annual. As official Photographer for the Black and Gold We have endeavored to cooperate with the Staff in making this edition the best ever published. Whether We have succeeded, or not, we leave to the judgment of the boosters, Who purchased a copy. We are specialists in School Annual Photography, and trust that We may have the pleasure of working with the Staff again next year. THE FAWN HOCKETT STUDIO Phone 2328 MARIQNQ IND. urn-nnu1nnunlunuunanunuluunnInunnununluuulnlunllnlulnnurunninnlnununll BUSINESS IS CALLINC The demands of business are many and constant. When Ytllll' general education is completed, add to it a definite, specific business-college training, it' you desire to enter upon a busi- ness career. Such a course will span the space between your present situation and a desirable, promising business position. Wherever you may be, we urge you to consider BLIHFIOII BUSIIIGSS College One square N. Courthouse, Washington St., Marion, Indiana Noel Parrill- How do you attract so many girls ? Milton Leer- I just sprinkle my handkerchief with gasoline. 92 14 98 George Allen- What classical selection is the orchestra playin Neilan Richards- Nothing, just tuning up. George-'tOh. no. It's too discordant for that. J! 93 14 Bob Neel- Did you hear the explosion ? Toot Buller-UNO, what was it ? Bob- The wind blew up the street. BUY YOUR COAL NOW Avoid that Feeling of Uncertainty About the Comfort of Your Family Next Winter. We Guarantee FALL BRANCH BLOCK COAL Chas. F. Nabor Sr Co. uununnnununnlununuunununnnuununnnInnunnnunuuunnnnnnun lunluunnluuu g? Always insist on: TASTE GOOD OR MOTHER OOOSE BREAD GEHRKE 81 WILLS BAKERY Wyatt- Have you ever seen anything about football ? Buck Weaver- I saw a movie, The Hunchback of Notre Dame. ,-z .O-z L-c Mr. WVellman tcalling the roll?-Riley Scott quit'-Helen Stookey. .-z .-z .-e Mrs. Galey- All right now, run up the curtain. Jim 'Townsenrlt lll'ODGl'ty managerb- Say, what do you think I am, a squirrel ? ,E-z T-z t-z Miss Ramsey- How many ot' Shakespeales plays have you read 7 Joe Leach- I+lleven. Miss R.- Name them. Joe- Ten Nights in a Bai'-Room and lvlercliantls ot' Venice. .4 4 A! Marie Hunt twho has lost locker key?- Oh clear, I can't get into my locfker. Edna Coffin- Maybe you can have the janitor get you 3 13,-g-W Omg, ing? y o u uunuuuuuu uunnnlunnnuunlunnnnulnn CLUCI3 CAFE When better meals anal short orders can he served you will final them at THE CLUB We specialize on Dinner Parties, Ice Cream, Malted Milk, Candies and Cigars R. J. MCDERMID. Prop. 111 South Main St. Phone 125 un nun nnuuununnnn nn lunlunInunlnuunnunluunu n1lnun:uunlnnuuunnuu Brutus- Well, Caesar, how many pancakes clicl you eat this morn- Caesar- Et tu Brute. A! 92 A! Butch Leach-l'All great men are dying. Harold Jay- No wonder you're so healthy. ,-z ,-z I-z Ford salesman lteaching B. Naber to drivej- In ease of emergency want to put on the brakes. Bobby- Why, I thought that Came with the Car. nununInunnunlnun1:nnnnunnun:lnunuluunllllnl THE NASH CLOTHING CO. SUITS F011 YOUNG MEN Nashionally Knownl' SUITS AND TOPCOATS ONE PRICE S22 5th and Adams Marion Indiana nnnmnumn ulnnmnnnun. For Fancy Meats and Staple Groceries Be Sure to Call HILL BROS. WE ALSO BUY HIDES AND FURS Opposite Post Office Phone 58 Literary Critic- I think you had better thin out these jokes. Joke Editor- They'll think some of them are thin enough without that. JZ ,HZ .4 Carol Oatley- The teacher pulled something on me that made me sore. Williard Skinner- What was it? Carol- My earf, .-z .-z .-z Junior S6g3l'--ulNll3t kind ot' leather makes the best shoes '? Bill Smith- I don't know but banana skin makes the best slippers. AZ A? LN! It's bad enough when it's raining pitcht'orks but when it comes to hailing street cars-. KNOX OIL COMPANY KEROSENE GASOLINE All Kinds of Knox Motor Oils and Greases Fairmount, Indiana Phone 22 tZAH'I'l+1HS CANDY Slfl.UPl'E l,lllTll.I+I H. QTAKTEK, Prop. CANDIES, Scnooi, SUPPLIES, ETC. Dorothy Rush- In which bank do you keep your money? Thelma Retz- The one across from the other one. .4 62 95 Miss Maish- See here, grocer, when I reached home with thiS can of milk I found it empty. Grocer- lf I'm not mistaken you asked for evaporated milk. :C .-4 .4 Jim Nolder- Yes, Harry, Bobby Said that last night she dreamed she was dancing with you. Harry-t'That'S thrilling. Jim- Yes, She woke up and found that her little sister waS pounding her feet with a flat iron. 4 .4 A! Miss Gregg- I paid my fourth visit to the beauty shop-today. Mrs. 'Wood- Strange you can't seem to get waited on. SAVE S5 TO S10 AT HUTCHINS On Your Graduation Suit This Spring Quality Clothes Priced Within Reason 320-325-3530-335 ' CAPS Save 31.00 31,50-31.75-552.00 on your hat imfm.3,,,.3h A.., ,, !af1,'gi.V up all -iilglsllwulik. alpxillllhlliilliiixf Catty Corner Post Office Glass Block ,,,,,,,,,, ,.,.........- - -uuuwvvvv uw lllll' I' ' ' ' ll 'I 'IIIIIIHIIIIIIIHH vlllunuvvu mm,- R DIO-FADA, ROSLEY 4 4 E9 -qgf Prompt and Accurate Service when you want it. Sets and Service Guaranteed. WHEELEPFS RADIO SHOP 112 So. Main St. Ellis-Fowler Phone 2215 Ser. Co. Bldg. nnnnunuun nnunnnnnunnnnunnnnnuInnunnnuIInIannIuIannIvIuuuuunnmnnnn Sailor- They've just dropped their anchor. Dumb Lady- Oh, I was afraid they would! lts been dangling out- side for some time. ,-z .-z .-z Mr. Wellman- What can you tell me about nitrates 7 Ed Lafler-''Well-er'-they're a lot cheaper than day rates. L4 ,4 ,IZ Mr. Wellman- A chemist has invented a process by which gold can be spread out more thinly. Russell Wilson- Say, its spread out much loo thin already. .fl .4 V4 Mr. Wyatt-- Are you a technologist or a social psychologist ll Waking Stude-- l'm only a junior. -z -z -z Florence llrewer, when she had explained a proposition in Geometry had her drawings labeled S. U. S. and l'. 17. Q. Q-z ga ,-z Miss Stoutgt'Who sits in that empty seat '. ' -z -z r-z Mr. Wellman fin Chemistryl-- Well have slides on lee and its opal-- ac-tm-ristics tomorrow. 'T' 2 42552- ? 5 2 . E 7 f -J 5 g f A 1 .llg 3 G Q, Q XX If K fn Ghz find r BENTON N9 IQEVIEW SHOP .cy cm 2 2 Prn1mgQv' E -Fov:fler, Ind, 2 2 YQ 'f 2 Ae, 1 , I J 9 t QI 1: , r E L 5 ff ,F z S 1 E A . . ' l 51 12 ,f C i 1 A Q W. v W yd BDi'! iDvil2'?4cLmvi4M 613111910 1B.iHHH'E4JB?l1lMmElll53lflIHrWsMIl!'W JA! 1 -.Qgf-' f .: 'ry - -Uv HV '.--' V V. Nc VV V . . . J . 1 Vfsff. x .' - Q-V,..' - - Q V . ' .V. . I. V .. . fe., --x..e.Qwf'.V ,.. . V , -Q.. ... Wx . 1 .-1 .VQ x. ., V ,gy rg .,iQQQQ .Qj Q Q Q1 ,. , Ui. V- ' V 1 .. -Q ,'Q, TF '. sz. Q.' 'V -VV - - .LEQQV ,,, - 'I'-'xt .- 59 Y - Q -V51 Q33-V-. ,Vi .Q , nV .?v.. 3 5 . . '- Vg , f.,---' . V: .F Vg, VV- Fi-,P--' . . - wx:- ,QV1 V .VV Y-:nw ff. yy- M N ' .-V.g.yi.f- :.. ' . . '74, :jj f Q. V :af '- -A. V .-31-A gi--.-ef..--.V . ,f V1 ' - W ' V . . I V V V.. X. . . .. . . . L .5 -V.-.Qi . . : V .V ' + - -- . -1-.4 1. Vv N V, V-VV Yi.-1.3 ' .QQ Q . . ,Q QQ. V... .. Q..Q.. Q, -Lfr- -,VP . .V V42 .. v gg 'i ,V .f 3.,'fV'f Y. ? V. V 7'.' . f- :.V .1 .-V, . - . 4-1' . -gw.V..-- :V . . V.Qr.-V, Q. ,QQ V ,V QQVQQQQQ Q QQQSQ Q,Q.:'.!QQ,,Qi.. VQFQ. .Q Q .. Q. :,Vf, Q '5 f -- -. , --V . . juEL.,V L - . '- ,:' ' -, V1 Vv- V , ,tg .g- ' V V 4 .V Ls- - V .- f-3' 'fV- fi v.'l 'HxQ?lef'sgfa'1?l:Q '-VV-.Vi ,.Vf' f..-v , V- ' A ' s-My -,..-r Q-1, . Jr'-1 qw Hi . . 44 - 31... ,Q -A-f . -- V.. ,351 Q,-' , .ar 1' H 5 ., ...V yQ QQ . T.: Q Vi--3 V- -- :'..1 Vf --21 ff? V' A -1.-V-- -X ,VJ 'hm ' fL.,.- V? if .ig . ..+. - ' - V, - ,, . . V. . V . . Q QQQQ QQ. Q-, 2-Q W ...fu . . , Q .f. . V rf .. V.. ,nv V , .Q. , .J Y, Q ... .i ,I , . ,V, ., . .,.. . .. . 51 it 'Jr' - 1' .. :Aj JE' --'E-'L- '....'V T' 4 2' 1 ' 4 CL ,2',-x.V,fv'V'.'.--V.-V Q... 45V.QQ.-'5.Q f3 A- 'Qgq 1 3' V . V V .V Vs - , , V ., - 3. Q ',.,q1 Q, Qu... '..,::,'-.4- ':4,' 2 V.. - V-...g f:Q:g,q-1,Qj2,Q-5. V.-.x',V., fab 31,94-3 Q-.V Q -' 'AQQ . . . ..Q 4.1. Ak, Vqfg- . .g- aQ,VVuVi.. '-'QV7' ?? . ff 4 45' - TV V1' 3' 'U' ' - V .JG .VT:V5--'- 54- ' Qf2QQ.:j.f,Q.2Qf1V. jqx V. QQ , A , ,gf V-5 QV . Q.. -:Vi-' -.fra-V.V'. ' V V. 3111 .QV...cVf.:-, .-.VL Y ,fi-V fffg ,-1.-iff ,V ,Y -V.. 2' .. -, V V- 1: as .. Vw .V V -V. .- QQ, A. -,V V any -V.ff-Q45-QV., V.1wQQQ,,f-.V.Q - 'V -gg. QQ, ie. M. v -32 '... 5 4. lim... 5-V. V .V .1 -V .. .Q 15. ,gf -..V.,,+3 .VQQ MQ QQ-..,V '5-,',:'. -1Q.yQf.QQVQ - ,5.Q'V Q - -3-'Q Fqfn: - jV7.5,Vf' 'V- '.: . '.-' ,V V-, uf.-a,3.Q, V. - ' V 1.,g...V3V1, wg. ,gfy 5, QQ .1 :-3.9,--. - V .aff-.V2eHT' 11' V . . :,. A :X , .XQ Q 1 .:Vf:. V5 - 5 - v. -1. V Q VV, , . VV-?r.'mV-V..-v -.nw J-VVVV-.f , 'lar-gn-+V...V - V - F' .-gk-'.,,1-5.1,-. 1: -..'. fl 41'-'y'.,VffV. ' - - 4-.FQ f'4'T ' -'11 ' V.fVfV-5'V1'V5!'.'rQ -il. -cl f . 1 V .-V - V4 'V - W ' '+V .A V -V,Q,tQQQ,-1.LiQ.,VQ Q .1 V. ,QW :QV-A-5 .yQ..i.Q., Lb. QQ V.. Q. . .Q A Q ,QQ Q V Vg, V -f V V 5, ,.,,Q,, VVVQ - QQ Q9 EJ- 2 -' V -.5f.V'.. '1. .gfszcff-' 1 - 1-' VV' - - V - fr 'Vw lv' '--xtrlrv '. V Q ,g,V,-1.-,,-Vi. . .1 'V-. ' -V4 .rg ,V -QQ, ..J:. ' R.-V -V.V cr.-.-:Vx 561,21 Q ,!+vn1V. Y .V ,Q-. Vf,-,L Q V, -V.Q -fQ.Q1VV 5 .H ,Q -W VV.. ,V V. .5 , ,V .QV Hg- 3 - V A5-LUV.: -V ..,,.. .-,vV. V V. . V . + VK,.,,:,. .-,1 V- V . . V ., -VV .,- . V '5. 'I .Wu V .-UUE -EV-Y 14' 'ff V V:-:Ii.1,Ql'1' .3 , ':, V a Vgvz.'1- ., V', . 'F 3 .V ,-gg' hr... rf- H., Q , '.: ...,-573' - ,rwi - .VV-V . A -V 5- Vw. .'xV ., , ., ...mm .V. K. V... - -LV . X. . . ,Q .,, A . ..,,.. ,V,,.,.,.,-.ww-V .Q ...Q J . V- . V.. .V ,pi -- 14- H--fa: 1. f -Writ . .5 sf, .Q .Q rf, 3-VQ1.'y ,..V,V.1' :1.'V,,.v.vl 'V Q V V.-V Q. .,-1, bg. . A rp.: V, . .,- V. . s-.4-V. .. .V V.. .. .,-.,. .V VV Q . ,, V. f V. .1 11 .VV.-..g1ge,Vg V 4 V- . -N ,V --1- - . VV fr- .- . HV, fi. V -.Vw-.V-. L -V.. . M - V V ,V -f , , BH . :f :V -- . V. -V :V V- -- -'-sw .A v . -- .3-'.. -wg, M, .-.. V 5,V..' .. V-:.. -' li i-fV. '.1?: YE ,-' U- A .V 'V '-.3-fr fr' NY V .-. ' 11.3 ': Q' 'f' 'g- ', ' ,' N.-5 .V - f.. 1 - -3. 7-'ff n .ffl J' af. 29 .2 ' -:V fi, V 1---Z 915541 V . . - ' VV -V - - - .. Q Q 'V: 'gr',Q. Qi 5-Q-fs-Q - YV - 4 ' 47. QQ - ,Q . .- if Vx V ' A..-.vV-V - i ' V Q -,W - .- .-, V. ,-K. .QV--fp . - V , T. . i .-1. Q.. ' .L'L: S1V .. Q Q QQQ V- ' A ' Ig . . Q QV..-Q Q Q . . Q f 'Q V . 1'QV'V -.F . ff Q Q, V1.1 . .H .. ., 4 .: f' N '- ' ' :VV, 2. pf, Vi: ' . 1-- ' . + ,. Q.-J'.Q.V' - .eq V,.,J 1,5 ,QQ QQ QV, QQ . ,Q--Q Qs., -Q V- t5Q:r'5Q: 'Q ..Vff.5j.,EQQs 5' ...MAJ ., V 1' - 4 I-k-.,:.o:1. V- . . ' V. ' V.. .gba- ,.5 V kan' '. 'I A t' '-'+ '--VV-'- - --vw . -V .,-,-.,: - 7- V- f- . f-...fax . pg J Q- Q .V .Q 2 1 'QW' . Q Q gQQQ,Q,fQ:tl.-Q.. QQ 5 Q , H ,VX - Q V. Q V Q - , VQ., gh! ,sg 1 - Y-f -V -V -V ' V - V ' -af , x V. .,.'-1-.--- V QV. - ' '. ' 'Y'-3 ' , . y Q Vw pil-N' aw , V ,QQ,.i. Q Q WV... V . 25 '1 '11 .1 J . 'V .. N ' MV :,F1' Q . . 4' 2-V Vw..-V --.' -- 'J raft- -. .J 2-. '-' ' . . Wf. ff' ' .1 V - , 1. V ., . V- ,. QQV. -.Q - -.. Q in -1.3 Z . k . . V V 1.- Q FEM X. 1- ' 1- fn 1- ' K ' - 4 V ., .-'..V ' ' Jgqx . 4.1 V' ..QQ W.. ' 1- -Q,,V. Th? 9 V54 1, .f?V.- ,', .VV-Q-V' ' sk' ' . . .,,f-jr, V 14 U:- V'.' -V? ,Vw -Q .4 Q u . V! ,.,!. ..QV.Q. 1:1 ' I V.: .1151 ' 1 V ...QQ Q A . , m Q K .Q QQQQQQQ5 Q 3Y'V.f'VV W f'. ' iv Q -1. ff ' an 5.--. - . ,H+-V. ,-M. .L HV,-fQ.,.,,Q..cV V'aHl....l.Y JJ... - QQ-V ' -.1 n'f:'1.Q'1 L!1ZllM8NPlf ' KWH! RAv!'NaiZlf'HlWllElfil1NJUR'HI!5WIiRERT4'Iflk ' - I BEHIN- 'sf v X 4 4. Q Q f 1, I 'a LV Zi E ei 2 9 I.- 5, , 'Q Q E E E E 55 E E S2 3. N 5 ,. ii rf' if 5 I2 E i I HBiU5EiBEEH 'i i!.'1f'1Y4. MiwE.T7lf' '5iiH3E.K'H!5E1DffTWl,.-:,i' ' a
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
