Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1937 volume:

1' f ' N ' U I . ' WL? - 1 .' 'L' v I- ' 1 IU, ,x' A x' ix' . 1 . 4 . y 'Q' 3. ' -. x . ,, . .1-, 4 4 W , :W .B X iv-13:5 QE THE X ,fx esksm' .A WW' 122 ki foreword like the spirit of yester- year, the ideals of h. h. s. live on. in the epitome of 1937, the staff has sought to recreate the multi-eol- ered moods of their sehool life by substituting for the eonventional theme a less formal account of daily work, study, and play. Administration and Faculty aa. bluml 0. b. stout 1 s board of education the sclmol board vonsists of Three capable, dependable personalities To Whom We give 1-reclit for the sum-ess and pro- gress of our svhool. by putting faith and l'0I1fld0I1l'0 info this well 01'gill1lZ0fl stuff, we have bevome The rielxer. they are W. j. sfzlllr, e. b. stout, und a. bland. in behalf of the entire sfudent body, We thunk lllfdlll. '2,51f1-Lffifvnf-.'11?f- '- -:ff-F:-.':1.,b 'Y in our s11pe1'i11te11do11t, 11111. cory, are e111I1odied the dignity, poise, and iuiol- lecfual i11ifiutivo which fypify a 1111111 of his posi- tion. his 11111111111 interest and his guiding spirit are necessary for The Welfare of h3.gGI'SiOXVl1 st1ulo11ts. f. m. Cory j. r. crow mr. eraw is the striking combina- tion of good sound sense, a pleas- ing personality and never ending friendship for the members of this sehool. amiable, jovial, and always Willing' fo lend a helping hand - these characterize our principal. two in one hrigllf skies and gray skies are vrowdod into one. 'fllvrv are always shadows To obliterafe The sun. sad thoughts with happy Thoughts find a place Within good deeds and kiudnesses, yet a Toueh of sin. i think the had things are to make us realize the blessings of the good things, the folly of our sighs! fmarjorie hwisley X elizabeth illlll :lf-kc1'111a11 rw IN 1m'1'r'if1l Virgil llonisor .w'ir'11 PM-ll rfulflz fl1C0dO1'Q Sedgwick slzop-s01'1fu0e alicia 1l101'1'lS cm gl islz-lultiiz - Illilffllil vusflo la isfo ry-plz ys im! fm in in g helen Smith 011' rk Illzlriiold vain 0 ufgl is lr -I1 isto ry corwh jules brewer nz usic miriam mccurdy art-ho me eco nom 1'0.s rufh dufro nm-flz-sc1'ence Y Horcuce lestor math cmatics William shively I'0!'llffOlIf!I Ilgl'I.0Il7IL1lI'0 bcrnico h01'111vl 0 n gl ish 1ll2l1'f1lil young lmmzf lW'0I20Illfl.f'S flnfrn, ymnzg, :nz-f'zn'1ly, 1'111'n, uf'lfarmuu, lasfvr, .wh I.l'I'1,U. r'ruu' , nzfwris, wry, In'1fufw', se1ly 14'1'f'lf, smith, lIl'llI.Hl'I',, msflzf, lmrnw! II10SthllIllilll and owlish like are the Tcz1 r'l1c1's, f1'ilill6d to teach and solves H10 prolrlems of our school. difficult it is for us as studvuts To a1pp1'cciu're them in the fullest. yet 'ro Them we do expross mu' z1pp1'ef-iufioll for their gljlliililllvt' and vure. we arc' H10 rovipiollts. Classes f 11' 1'll1'11 H11 sy1111111.w .............................,...... 1-lass p11'1fs1'1l1'11f fIl'i,HIIHl1 111111'r11y .......... ................... f 1'1'11sz11'1'1' IIl!l'I.ll 11'1's1'l1111'f .......... ................ s I'f'I I'IlIlI',Ij 'I'l'l1IH'j0l'I.I' lllll.-91l lj ......... .......... 1 1. r. p1'1's171Y1f11t l1111'111f1' sh 1.01118 ............ ......... 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john rlrischel 7ll,I.IIIl'l.7fl 7. dmzzzis mn ry mf 11 0 r1'1 1 0 d ff I1 71 is bvffef fIfII,'I.S' l'I.I'fjI', llfIl'z I?.jI0l't HHlIll'?'I'!3 fIll1lglI0l'lfQj zloroflzy dale 1'lm1 'lr's I1 all flmrlcfs 11 0 10011 lf ubffrf 11 izzslz aw ruflz lmrr'0url lzzzvrmzml lzumly nmrjoril' lllllSl1'.lj vlz II rl cs lmll p p jam' m-urrlzy 1l'ill1'r1 nz murray vrizvst millwr fnuwlvr' 'l1?f0COHlIllf1lfjl lzluncla 1' przdzloclf vlvamn' rofmiuzf paul 'l'l'l'll Il If ruby stzfzmrd 1L'l'NfILlH sy mo n s Vita s m itlz lzomcc' slzicflds 7lZNIIl'l'If sf1'z'6lfYf'1 mary talbert frr'rlr'1'z'r:L' wood flu vial wisfflmrt fvrn WIWITIYLPI' juniors mary allen eleanor athlnson john baher donald beeson norrna beeson hobert bell howard bogae herschel bowrnan robert brower billy brown robert brown helen bargess elifton ehalnberlin lloyd craig george erull fu-rjna crye th el mea de n n is denzll fonts wilrna foutz thelvna fowler lea fern gray robert gordon david haruey lloyd hilbert olive hirnes eeeil hinshaw wayne holeojnb eedrie hntehrins john hoover chester heever joe hnose lola brown robert lafrnar june lavelle herbert lester euerett lilly helen fzfnnis kenneth lnefarland george oniller mary mohler betty jane ononroe estell anoystner raby needler ann parsons delrnar petty charles pressel eugene rajjfe peggy rigsby Qrerze xherry onarll een sch ulte charles smith paul s'1n1'tlt j Mn spitler eonllg stahr franees stoonm june sulteen betty teetor betty lon thalls h azel th o rn b u rg ina waltz bill warfel ralph wood virginia townsend elizabeth raone y sponsors elizabeth ackerman mariield Cain offivcrs prosidouf .................. ........... b etfy 1011 thalls vice-presidellt ................. , .............. ..... ..... j a mes spitler secretary and treasurer .......... . ....... robert browcr If ' I i ,,,,, , .. , . .. xx sophomores joshua allen marjorie allen mareelle allread charles alexander harry ashman ancol bell melvin belt annabelle bess richard bookont jack bowman jane bradshaw mareella brooks retta brooks bernard brown gene brown ramona brown helen burroughs edward eanaday robert cartmell leslie chapman dorothy eleifenger reba davis arnold dougherty theda fosnight robert frazier lavora fnnkhonser hazel hammond fred harrison maxine hoover jim jones mildred jordan lawrence lester warren mahoney vernon metsker esther me grew ioleen miller alice myers james pass lawrence petty annabelle retherford louise retherford beryl scott thelma seward john siegrist betty smith wilma smith mary louise stenzle mary stephenson barbara stoneeipher margaret stratton robert taylor thelma taylor frank waltz eleo weaver marjorie werking roy werking herman wilkinson raymond woollard phyllis gordon SPOIISOFS ruth dufro Virgil houiser 0fHCe1's presidcllt ........ f1'Q2lSllI'Q1' ......... sec-rotary ......... ...........1'0b01't 'taylor .......IzLW1'011c'0 potty 1'ic11u1'd bookouf X .W I ,. - X freshmen john anderson paul andrews may low baker edward beeson wilbur beeson harold bowman a. j. birchfleld mary brown vernon brown erangeline carter ed Chamberlin j. b. copenhaver dorothea ann elements mary louise cleveland beulah crull irene crye horace davis vera davis kittura dearer mabel doerstler ida mae d rzschel a udrey du info rd annabelle dyke maxinf' fisher donn foulke philip frantz mary yeblzart donald hall robert handy mariou, harcourt mar jorie hunelick david hunt james innis marcella innis esther jones margaret jones betty lavelle marshall mohler charles paddock ralph petty robert petty elizabeth picket ralph ramey bad rigsby martha root edna shields edwin shields ywendelene smiley rosalie smith tala smith betty swoveland shirley swoveland kenneth thompson dean thornburg beulah thornburg lacille townsend phyllis nlrich martin ulerick doris warfel john wells velma white nancy wil kinson lone work violet thalls helen brown SPOIISOTS martha Castle Horeuce lester 0Hif '01's presidmlt .................. vice-prvsidcllt .............. Secretary-t1'eaS111'er div eighth ray aflktns ora alexander kenneth adams jurnrior bennett jane bond ralph brooks j aanita brown charles braner vera bryant john cartmell robert coomes walter cory ferrell clefvenger homer clale richard ellis morris forrest hazel hall robert hamilton josephlne harter wancla hunt robert jordan joe lilly bill mcolanlel lena beth rlnelzart marlon smith betty stejjfenson paul stewart william stout william rhoolas arthur salteen orwln sarber chuck teetor jack teetor margaret thompson keith ulerick bertha wells lots werklng sponsor fll00d01'0 smlgwim-k Igu- 4- F 'Q- vm 01' 1 seventh anna andrews beulah bennett robert brooks hester bruner donald baldwln bfilly oarr robert cross robert clevenger betty dale roger doerstler lucile downing warner dumford jane durbin billy farmer jane alice forrest gerald fouts eugene foutz charles fowler betty gray charlotte gray joe gurin ' orvllle hammond angeline hays robert hutchinson virginia jordan richard lfnapp lfathleen lfnapp phyllis martin robert mead howard metsher norma mettert joyce miller warren mullens janlce murray rex porter ella ruth ramey ruth reed lavora rhinehart vernon scott frank shafer morris smith robert small lyle spaugh wayne sulteen joanne stahl r donald thomas joan thornburg gerald walters w llma weaver sponsor ulidal ll101'1'iS Wwvm, , an--Q - f 4' ,., ,, . lv X3 ff 41. -+- ! MH . OUR FILMH MH TER BY MJ STHHR INTRO CON SPIRITO I ur-rss Sf-is '- ' +-Eh'-s 'es - ' H il I - a I Na-Teryour :G-as L will galfhg .your b'J-ding 8 d pn Q- J J .Eff-V Jia-LZ-551 To you. Tri- b Te bv-Englu-f me a .ff daugggrs-al al shud ev for The in a I A A A A A B righainiijbfnst ar-Thy foeman E wal wifhg our might.-tj . CH 0Rus FEPEZ. Q Q :- . , : L-ra-- - Oh! H. .-5 .0 rAI- a Ha-Te?'weHeTrl.f hm T5cciwA1dlLanf 1 i E rl -A J- - tu - L I - Q - :G i l .771 G lddnd -r-ple Hoya lo qc-uusaniminc Huf -9-.era-ee- - E E I .F A 5 ,I V. ri on o Tr- Qwire Hr The 5-TE Trad .QELI T?-ue and cw m f- f5 Q FJ rg- J Aa ff +1 A b win Gr' lgtwehallfg you .- V Activities A O O21 E' Z 0 CJ Lf-1 O D C121 4 C CQ rfmzv ,HlI'f'0Ill't young smiflz pzftty smiflz cory m army bi 01l'1'I' bo wmavn aflllofir-s, 1-lasses, t'ilf0t0I'ii1, hi-y, g. 1'., junior red vross, and others 4'611f1'Z11iZ6 their funds in The board of eonfrol. t1'easure1's are responsible to classes-clerk is responsible to treasurers-all make a fine financial combination. 1lews-newsy-newsier2 possibly so. 'fo be sure The exponent group. how we revel in the news they publish for us! sponsor - 1l101'1'iS 0 uf lm mrnmn fl If urea uri zvzzlsmz fl nz 1lI'l'lly Innes orrix pmlrlorlf sinh 1' ke bfllfer flIHN?I'f riolfler 1111011 ullafn Crull bluzzd P' Z Ld Z O D-1 P4 H nof a jingle nor a jangle but an overture or a SyII11Jl10llY. for our plc-asllre and knowledge The 01'I'l1CStI'L1 plays. sponsor - lrrewer S,ljHZjIlZ072I.f'S - builfff - 0l'l'l'flH'f'S violins - flutes - 0IlH'I.lll'fS D Z 4 CQ ororturcs - fmrzfrohrfs - concerts drums - tru,n1,pets - saxophonos sponsor - brewor at the beat, beat, beat rhythmi- oally and orderly The band plays its programs. music, tho lan- guage of the gods. CQ D A CJ H H A CD ox cn P-' 0 CD Hl'l.l'!' I'11m11z11' m111ml1'gl1t 1111 H111 s1'1L ' old 'HYIPIIOIIIIIIZ 111111 II fllI'HL HIJOI1S0l'-- brc-W1-1' melody rcsouuds in The boys' glee 1-lub. happy are they to 10211411 and present new songs. ,'eXcellent is the name for the Work done by the girls' glee club. before club and school groups they have displayed genuine ability. sponsor - brewer bells of st. fnuwy's flu' sm lmflz Hs 1Il'lI,7'lSH I iff Hz in ff vyvx CLUB LEE LS' G IR G slogan 1-101111 spew-11 0102111 sports l'lC2111 Sl'll01i11'SlliIJ 1-102111 living SIIUIISOI' - h011is01' PUFPOSG to 1-1'Qz11Q, Illilillfilill, and 0Xf0l1d f111'o11g1h0111 The school 211111 00111- 1111111iTy high sfz111clz11'ds of l'l1I'iStiilll Cl121I'ili'fC1' 1lI'f'SIlII'lIf ....... ...... 1'1'01'-pws ........ ........ .sc'f'1'1'fr11'y fl'I'lI'S1ll'I'l' CD D A CJ P' I E .lmrfufff Sl1I.l',Il-S ll01l'fU'If bogzuf lfwosr' .......r0b1'rtbrozwfr over one lll1llil!'G1.l girls under ...mmarjorie lzaisley resident .......... -ce-presirlenf ........,...,.,. emily sfalll' zrretary ..............., bla mvlze parlzlorlv ....,,,.,.7'Il,-fll lzarrourf .betta feefor 'easu ref .......... mia! chairman ..... ...... cn I-rl P D21 LTI CD H VII A DSI LD leaclership of the following program f'lLllAl1 7Illlll ...... ljosinah allen puiblzcify .....,.......V.....,.. j une milirraiy ser1'ir'c' ........ mary mohler 77111811 ..,.. ........ mary falbert .flea nor romine pianist ..... ..... Traeious i will be in 1Ilill1llCI' uipartial in my jlldglllixllf Too eady 'ro serve, loyal fo friends. ar-li girl reserve this c-ode cle- feuds. sponsor - mluiro to iiml and give the liesf is my purpose irue. as a loyal girl reserve i will fave life squarely, JIOO CL. CD I cn A 4 DSI Ed Z LTI CD W V' K1 ,, , , W, , ,. rmnnfrs S1ll'f.lIl'ff guugf baud .wars luflzvs d1'a'i1liu,q lmzzlx SIJ0l1S01'- scclgwivk projcvfs of wood, sheet metal and foluldry lllillglli to f01'1'I1 onc vurivd shop p1'0g1'an1. simple yet 1'011l1JlCX-l1ifHCll1t yet oasy. Work the hands and mind 'r0get11e1'. objectives p1'Q1J2l1'C for P01IH11lHlify leadership dovclop 1'ospvc'T and 2l1JIJl'Cf'iiIti011 for farm his 1l0VOl01Jil1f2f 2111 illJ1J1'0t'iZ1ti0l1 for responsibilltles 1'UI1S01'Villg' lllllllilll and llilfllfill 1'QS0llI'l'QS using sf-icllfiiiv knowloclgo Q1'OXViIlf2Q V0f'Zlfi0llilHy 2lIl,illSTi11g' sm-iully shively - Sponsor zruynzf fozmfy worn jzldying l'UIIfI'-Sf was M012 by foam 1'o11.w1'sf1'11g of paul rcfwl, l'l'lZ1'A-Sf m 1'l11+r,ywrnjqc' Hzfill01' , and my u'f'rlfiuy. paul rwwl um! Il'SlI.e bllfgf'-98 I!'ffl'l1I1I'll flu' Il'ljl'I.!'1l,fllVlll I'0l1fI'I'I'llI'l' uf purrlzw 1111 1'1'f'1's1'fy. A 4 Z CJ P' 4 LD O P Q' Lvl CC1 I3 P' A D L3 lil OZ QD 4 for derivation of our english and other romantic languages latin is the key. It is as in- teresting and as fascinating as life itself. sponsor - morris latin county llI.l'IlS'Il07'l' 2 contest winners 'robert cartvnffll relm, davis division 1 fliz'is1'0n 4 lnctlle townsend 1 emily stahr frank waltz 2 betta teetor LATIN E rn Z 4 D-4 cn lar palomrzi 711 fjfIIIllIfll'l'NU'U CflIlfllI'0S son r0jos-- SpO1lS01' - C1'2lW if we would be Their neighbors we must iirsi know their lan- guage. fhe niexiean and his country lend themselves as the frontier of travelers' para.- dise. grerlf 1l.l'I'-9 ure r1'a'ef1l1'u' by flu' grace and l'lHll'Hl' of flu' bruslz. lei me see zrlmf you paint and i can fell your your life I1 i.wf0ry. sponsor - nu-eurdy The arf prinviples of design, eolor, llarmony, propor- tion, lmalanee, rliytlnn, emphasis, and perspeeiive are applied To sueh everyday problenis as arehitec-lure, interior deeoration, applied design, furniture, eos- tunie, ehinaware, silverware, glassware, jewelry, and l?OI11II'16I'CliIl layouts in magazines, newspapers, signs, and posters. 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A 4 CJ 03' H 2 2 O U wc believe in servive for others, in llwllfll of mind and body to fit us for better service, and in World- wimlv friendship. sponsor - morris D21 O P11 Z ID 5 v-J CJ Z D C U CD CD O D21 CJ D H QI 1H'l'Sl.I1!'Ilf .............. . ..... .........l'l'bIl dll Fix Vice'-p1'0s11Iwzz' ........... .......... 2 'rmu' slzerry Sf'f'I'f'flH',U ................ ....... . .fflz 01 mae 1-rull frffus ll rf' r ....,.... 1'1'porf1'r ........ ...................1l'llHl'l' wry blunflw pflflflfwlf cn D DL' O 'JI CJ If I Cast flzy b1H'rIf'n on fill' Lord' soufh ern f1m'111l1n'1'1'.s ff v as dmr Lord and I' uflzwr of nzmfzlfhzzl briylzf Il'l'Sfl'l'H fund 0 H1014 SZIIIIIIHM' szcwff ff1'4'111'11y SHIV sponsor - brewer harmonious melody mingled in song. 21 variety of negro spirituals, southern melodies, religious, and songs of the west were learned in the chorus. 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yea gold! yea lmgerstowni, let's g0.'.'.'.'! froni tl1is we go on to boost eaeh and every player on our iG2l111 witl1- yea forward, yea guard! yea center, hit 'em hard! then eoines the new four Hrahs, four fights and the crowd is wild with eager anticipation for the coming ganie. against wholn, it does not matter, for the sportsnianship always re- niains the saine. every student is behind the teain giving it the loyal support which it de- serves. on and on, with break-neek speed and pep cheers eontinue, one after another, until it is tinie to go, then the enthusiasts tile out in groups, singing- oh, h. h. s., our alina inater, we're true to thee- develop the physique u'wl!.w puxs ll'-Yffl' fuylm zmrfwl rlr111,ql1r'1'fy Imnlmuf pfflfy lfnnsr' tigers daugherty-''ric-key, a valuable player at any posi- tion, 4-liniaxes his high sehool basketball with graduation. he has set a splendid rem-ord and will he greatly missed by next year's tigers. harvey-davey will always he known for his 1-lean sportsnianship. he has another year on the team. knose---a junior whose brilliant defensive work and ahihty to start olfensiye plays make hagerstown fans proud that he is one of the team. lester-a veteran of the squad sinee 1935, he is still doing an excellent job of showing the speetators that he is still on his toes. he has another year vom- ing and will he a great asset to the '38 team. warfel-eool, roller-tive, a good passer, and a good shot, l1as what it takes to hold his man. these are the 1-haravteristies of this junior who eompletes the regular squad. hookout-all hookout laeks is experienee. he will he a fine hall player next year. he has two more years on the team. harrison-one of the seeond string men transferred to the varsity in the latter part of the season-is only a sophomore and will he a fine ball player in years to eome. petty-on the tip off, petty was very valuable. he has two more years on the team. taylor-this lanky forward is but a sophomore, hut his ability to snag those under the basket shots makes him an outstanding player. wells-only a freshman this year, johnny wells, has a chance to become one of h. h. s.'s outstanding players. he has three more years on the team. 2 41 bl E-' E-' cn CE' LL pass, 1l'lll'f:l'I, lvsfw, boolfouf lrlmszf, pffffy, rlauglzffrfy, ll,'I'US fuylm 4-0:11-ll-mill dam- lIUYl'llllN'I' G lnmw-llllwr' 1.5 nm'vn1lwr I4 nm'L-llllwr lil nuvvlnlwr 2:1 L 4 44-4' ln Nl ll 1 011 ll 1 1-1 1- 'Ullllw' I8 +11-cl-:alum-1' 19 nlw' -lnlwl' lll'!'0llllN'l' .J l 4- l -' i - ulvr ml 4 I 1 Illlllllllly 8 juxnlzlry 15 Ililllllilry lli .lznnunry 22 .lillllI2lI'V 29 l'l'lH'llZll'V 5 .Q We 1-1 folnrnnry - fl'lll'll'll'Y 19 1 fl'lll'll2ll'.V 20 felmrn:-u'y 26 march 4, 5, 6 Sl,'l1ClllllC tm-:nn :ur union vity :lt allvxnnllrin rnillnn 211' lwwvzlsllv :lt vvlltvrvilln- fountain vify :lt S1l'2Pll'Lfllll lynn :xt luslnn :vt l'2lllllIl'l1lg'1' 1-its vwunmnly :lf lilvvrty wlmitcnwlfex' :lt I'lC'llIll01lll rnnnfy tnnrnvy- Spa rlzmslm rg c':nnln'islg'v vify l'k'llf0l'VlllP :ll Wllll1llllSlllll'g lIlUll1'0l2iHll keunarml sectional tourney whitewater venterville llZl 'l'l'H n , llllllllll h 20 Is 25 24 Ill 36 24 24 04 in :sax IT 42 22 22 4:4 :n :al 27 :sz QQ 20 25 Pl ls 1, lb ll! 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I C 1. .- 1 T I '-Y' slwrry, fo.w1igl1f, ILl'I'fUI'V, .wff1 l11', fmolzlffr, fozvnsmzzl fislufr, IIIIHIIHUIHI, st1'1'0lflm ', b1'1ulslu1u', rluris frmn Tho H0l'i0llSllfSS of sc-11001 lmuks. vnlisf now energy 211111 111oTiVuTi11g power. tillslwd vhceks and revived 1111180168 express our JOY- P08011 - 1-ustle sadlffr, taylor, brown, bz'rcl1yt0flfl, ruin, ChfLlll'bPI'Il H', wrtrfel, symons, ll utclz ins, 1t'1'1'L'1'1ztg, I1 ll rvffy, petty, bozvmmzv, brown, bofwmmz, hfoulke, pass schedule dam' opponent 11?lg01'S. opp. septclnber 15 at fountain city 10 4 SQIKQIIIIDQI' 18 VV1ll1Z1111SllllI'g 2 7 soptmllbol' 22 0f'0I101I1y 3 8 SCIJJKQIIIIJOI' 25 at Whitcwater 2 2 october 2 whitewater 3 2 ovtober 9 at economy 6 2 october 12 at whitewater 0 4 october 13 at Willizunsburg 2 4 0c't0be1'16 fountain city 7 5 coach cain junior high due to the coaching of ted sedgwick, the junior high had an exceptionally good season, which promises stars for future high school teams. they won all their games except those two with straughn when they were defeated by one point one time and two points another time. their players were forrest, forward, foutz, forward, cory, center 5 surber, guard g brooks, guard 5 and subs were rhodus, stewart, and knapp. they went to mooreland to the junior high tourney where they played three games against sulphur springs, blountsville, and mooreland. winning these, they were entitled to bring home the trophy. this is the third year in succession that they have brought the trophy to hagers- town. the junior high team won from the following teams: losantville-one game eenterville-two games cambridge-two games economy-two games milton-one game mooreland-two games fruilzw'-bro11'11 yd! lz'r1rl1f1'- boyzu mfzvlz - m in yall lmrlm' - sf1'1'r'lflr'1' 0011011 - msflf 1 F l X l we would not be sentimental about a physical thing which has in its time served honorably and well. we would not wish for the past few years to repeat themselves far as our city gym is con- cerned. let us praise the service it has rendered in the past, let us be glad for having had a place for our games. but now let us look to the near future for the opportunity of this coming year. a new gym with adequate capacity for not only our athletic program, but for any worth while community activity is ours. a new building con- trolled wisely and maintained systematically is in the making. how will it feel to be in a clean airy place for an hour or so of vitalizing fun? how much safer and more secure will that feel- ing be 'Z no more hours of physical exposure, practicing in the barn! no more racing a couple of squares in bitter cold to prepare for and to play that prearranged game! no more embar- rassment in inviting other schools here to play in an open, unheated, rain-soaked building! grand it will be for the fans. there will be no baek breaking seats, no soiled clothes, and no disease because of exposure in the new gym. yes, we should be happy and proud of the ae- eomplishments of a few in securing the govern- ment grants and in arranging a thorough program, that this new gym has been made possible. 1 I ri' f K Q Clean Sweep honor students on the honor roll for four or more months during the year 12 10 8 ethel mae crull 6 marjorie haisley 6 reba davis 6 robert cartmell 5 mavier mcconnaughey 6 margaret Stratton 4 11 peggy rigsby 5 emily stahr 6 bette teetor 6 virginia townsend 5 9 mary gebhart 4 charles paddock 5 gwendelene smiley 4 rosalie smith 6 lucille townsend 6 john cartmell 6 walter cory 6 william stout 6 jack teetor 6 frances well 4 7 robert mead 5 norma mettert 6 levora rinehart 5 joan stahr 6 richard knapp 4 attendance-47 neither tardy nor absent. maurice daugherty graduat- ing this year having never been absent or tardy in all twelve years of school. debating question : resolved: that all electric utilities should be governmentally owned and operated. negative: bette teetor, horace shields affirmative: josinah allen, paul smith placed second in district competition. the negative won from new- castle and knightstown and the affirmative won from newcastle and lost to knightstown. discussion league same question as debate peggy rigsby, emily stahr entered county meet. emily placed second names of students winning awards for 15-minute speed tests and their speeds irene sherry 35 marjorie haisley 35 norma beeson 35 helen burgess 35 peggy rigsby 35 ruby needler 30 george crull 25 hobert bell 25 paul smith 25 lloyd hilbert represented the hagerstown chapter of future farmers of america in the state future farmer public speaking contest, winning first place and the right to represent indiana in the regional contest to be held in iowa in june 1937. page paul reed and leslie burgess were awarded the trip to the agrricultural conference at purdue university, lafayette, indiana. this trip has been awarded annually for several years for outstanding achievement in vocational agriculture. ernest miller, george miller, paul reed, and roy werking represented the local school in the county corn judging contest and won first place and the privilege of representing wayne county in the state contest in june at purdue university, lafayette, indiana. county latin contest division 1 division 2 division 4 1. lueille townsend 2. robert cartmell 1. emily stahr 2. frank Waltz 3. reba davis 2. bette teetor rosalie s1nitl1-delegate to the national junior red cross conference in washington, d. c. g. r. seniors receiving rings marjorie haisley-president josinah allen-program chairman eleanor romine-4 years a club pianist g. r, seniors receiving chromium eode plaques juanita chapman ethel mae erull dorothy dale bette davis mary c. dennis bob brower mild red dennis ruth harcourt mavier mcconnaughey june murray blanchc paddock rita smith ruby stewart fern weimer mary talbert president state older boys' conference president eastern indiana district older boys' eont'erence-19237 jim pass president eastern indiana district older boys' conference-1938 maurice daugherty-senior honor sweater with one stripe mildred strickler-girls' yell leader megaphone pin all around senior boy and girl josinah allen horace shields we, and and will we, senior the class of 1937, realizing we are about to leave this vale of joys sorrows, and being of a philanthropic mind toward fellow travelers fellow sufferers, do ordain and publish this document of good and good wishes: to mr. heniser-someone else to laugh at his jokes miss ackerman-our appreciation for her patience and toler- ance in bookkeeping classes during the past year to to miss hormel-the remaining three chapters of how to be popular in ten easy lessons so hall duty will permanently be a pleasure to mr. shively-a memorandum pad so he won't forget the absence list to miss dutro-a record breaking g. r. club to mr. cory-our best wishes for years of success in the oncoming classes of hagerstown schools to helen smith-our undying love and appreciation for putting up with us in the office all year to mr. craw-our sincere thanks for his friendship and super- vision of activities of the class of '37 as individuals do hereby bequeath the following: josinah allen-her eagerness to debate to mary lou baker bundy eummins-betty lou to a.n unsuspecting junior, with restrictions mavier mcconnaughey-her place on the honor roll to betty monroe mary talbert-her mania for chewing gum in classes and assembly to maxine fisher provided she won't swallow it when she sees a teacher Virgil davenport-his literary ability and wide vocabulary to next year's speech class so miss hormel can have as much fun as the rest marjorie haisley-her numerous junior boy friends to anyone who wants them with the proposition that she can keep bill fred wood-his position in the national guards to joe max knose with the understanding that he will have to use some physical energy leslie burgess-his height to lawrence petty juanita chapman-her seat in ralph oler's v-8 to anyone who can capture cupid from him blanche paddock-her black eye to bette teetor provided she will help the g. r. cabinet move out the chairs during the coming year mary catherine dennis-her Wray of sunshine to helen burgess with the understanding that she can have him on sunday nights 1- class will bette davis-her perfect attendance to norma beeson ruth harcourt-her dimples and vamping eyes to irene sherry to use on dalton-not newcastle laurence handy-his seat in economics class just in front of castle to the one who has the good fortune of sitting there next year hubert hinshaw-his loud ties to howard bogue to go with howard 's pet expression, ain't that hotli' charles howell-his morning and afternoon naps to harry ashman eleanor romine-her quiet demure manners to thelma taylor, hoping they will be used ruby steward-her bottle of nerve medicine to miss morris to add to her already numerous preparations horace shields-his excuses for not having his assignments to jim spitler rita smith refuses to will anything since her giggle is her only asset Zllld she can it bear to part with it mid strickler-her gorgeous raven curly locks to lola brown charles hall-his ability to get passes from any teacher to the oncoming senior class ernest miller-his ceaseless line of interrogations to anyone who knows all the answers ethel mae crull-her gift of never-ending chatter to june bradshaw julie murray-her position as publicity chairman of the g. r. is to tula smith mildred dennis-her elevated left eyebrow to leah fern gray thelma bland-her position as advertising manager on the epitome staff to any junior who can go to richmond every day next year charles elements-his ability to draw airplanes and women to mr. heniser so he will have a pastime while teaching a health class dorothy dale-her ability to wear red to marileen shultz maurice daugherty-his position as center on the basketball team to red weaver john drischel-his position as permanent h. h. s. stage manager to cecil hinshaw charles knapp-his eighth grade blonde to the most deserving underclassman bill murray-a horse to bud pressel so bud can get to school on time paul reed-fhis ability to 'tget by to kooch fouts and charles fowler david wisehart-his position as sheik of h. h. s. to bob brower fern weimer-her tlirtatious ways to june sulteen bill symons-his daily afternoon passes out to work to the junior who can get by with it what would h. h. s. be if- the advertising staff walked out heniser forgot to take in his road signs dutro forgot to talk in the halls the owls on the front of the building lost their Wisdom the juniors gave a dance for reception invitations were not se11t out for commencement the baccalaureate speaker didn 't show up the senior day program would be put on the stage perman- ently noise reigned in our halls craw would read part of his note collection in the assembly ackerman lost her temper cain wasn't our coach seniors didn 't loaf helen forgot the absence list report cards came back on time we didn 't have any detention the exponent staff sent gossip to the paper the future farmers failed to farm the art class went in for character painting the library ceased to be a study hall the cafeteria quit serving lunches teachers quit giving passes cory stopped giving fatherly advice the epitome ceased being a senior project castle couldn't explain stocks, bonds, and their mysteries brcwer went in for swing I stage hands went on a strike miss morris hadn't taken latin things you should know 1-onoeited-a self-made man who loves his maker a kitc-henette-a telephone booth with running Water a traffic signal-a little green light that turns red as one approaches a pedestrian-a man Whose son is home from college a mushroom-the family parlor cigarette-that which is tossed away one block from h. li. s. water-a good cleaning fluid a statement-more paper for the Waste basket an automobile-something to park on a lonely road bedroom slipper-fatl1er's Weapon a razor strop-ditto a snore-a rasping noise which comes in the night swing-inodernistic music bald spot-What's under the toupe law and order-eraw, Cory, and charles northoott jokes bette teetor-i certainly am getting absent minded. why, the other night i sat up until after twelve olclock trying to remember something i knew i wanted to do. emily-and did you finally remember it? bette-yes, i recalled that i wanted to go to bed early. rita smith wonders what causes night caps on waves. in. mcconnaughey-ol1, heniser is all right in his place. m. talbert-yeah, but it hasn't been dug yet. miss castle-what are the three economic principles? ruby s.-life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 'horn rcpairman-shall i install a loud or soft horn? bogue Cstarting to cambridge cityj-just one with a dirty sneer. dutro-if you subtract 14 from 116, what's the difference? freshman-yeah, i think it 's a lot of foolishness, too. 1.940 father-where's Willie? mother-you'l1 have to speak to that boy. l16,S been flying back and forth across the atlantic all afternoon! mr. grouch-woman is nothing but a rag, a bone and a hank of hair. mrs. grouch-man is nothing but a brag, a groan, and a tank of air. toll-bridge man-fifty cents. weary traveler in ancient car-sold. i'll walk the rest of the way. cory-my wife is always pestering me for money. does yours do that? craw-no, but the people she buys things from do. heniser-do you think you could learn to love more than one girl? brower-i don't know, but if the tuition is not too high, i'll sign up for the first few lessons, anyhow. absence of seniors after school carnival calendar september 8-hail! hail! the gang 's all here and full of cheer. school got oi to a flying start with an enrollment of 315 september 15-first baseball game. hagerstown tigers bumped off fountain city. score 10-14 september 18-williamsburg yellow jackets came here and stung our tigers, 2-7. tough luck, fellas september 22-first senior meeting. elected craw and hormel sponsors. our luck is still against us. tigers lost to economy, 3-8 september 25-g. r. drive begins today. first regular chapel. reba davis gave an interesting account of her trip to the red cross national convention in chicago. tigers met their match. played whitewater bears, 2-2 september 28-senior meeting today. it was decided to put out an epitome september 29-.yippee! are we making progress? another senior meeting. all officers were put down in black and white september 30-g. r. cabinet meeting. plans are going forward rapidly for the '36-'37 schedule bears. score, 3-2. g. r. 's october 1-flash! hagerstown tigers skinned the whitewater party in honor of the new members october 2-today's friday. just think, only twenty-nine more meeting. we decided to have a carnival october 6-chapel played economy and of course we won october T-g. r.'s had a meeting today. mrs. walker gave mean to a community. report cards today for the first time. ughl october 8-chapel. rev. william owen gave a talk on dining with the arabs. october 9- now everybody smile while i shoot ya, says mr. hirshburg october 14-g. r. 's had a mother's tea after school. all new members were initiated october october 30-whoopce! senior carnival goes over with a big bang november 2-senior proofs arrived. now, honest, don't you think i am the best looking november 4-report cards again. how we students can take punishment had a. weeks of school. another senior a talk on what girl reserves 21-g. r. meeting. josinah allen spoke on her trip to the g. r. national convention november 6.-hagcrstown tigers tore up the union city wild cats in the first basketball game of the season, score 20-18 november 9-senior play tryouts november 12-.chapel. mr. marsh gave a talk about the great educator, horace mann november 23.-everyone is all smiles. only three days of school this week december 7 and 8-senior class presented life begins at sixteen december 15-.mothers and daughters were entertained at an important social event girl reserves-mother and daughter banquet december 23-last chapel of 1936. dismissed for vacation january 4.-hi! haven't seen you since last year january 11-.mrs. christine morrow, known to the student body as the same miss van is teaching in the absence of miss ackerman who is ill with a throat infection. recovery, teacher january 13-lloyd hilbert gave a talk on Helectriiication of rural districts. may stop burning the midnight oil! the inevitable report cards appeared again today. had an impromptu meeting today. more embarrassed women january 14-the seniors had a meeting and a man talked about caps and gowns. we affirmative believe the nays have it of the horn ' ' speedy we all g. r. 's of the january 16-were the red devils red tonight? even though they defeated the tigers, the fellas held them to a six poiut margin which had 'em scared. great game january 20-we listened to the president's inaugural address in the assembly '3 6 Q3 january 22-lloyd hilbert won top honors in the agriculture public speaking contest at purduc january 222-23-basketball tourney at eenterville. inilton--niilton-milton january 245-water, water everywhere, but not a drop of it fit to drink. refugees coming january 26-the hi-y entertained a grand crowd of fathers and sons at the annual father-son banquet. rev. sayers february 2-ooooooh! we hope mr. groundhog didu't see his shadow february 3-report cards issued. what issues! february 5-tigers defeated cambridge in a rip roaring game. for the second time this Season, the walnpus cats have bowed to their superiors february 8-rain followed by tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday february 9-the wise old owl prophesies the coming of h. h. s.'s best year book-the epitome of 1937 february 10-general g. r. meeting. it is discovered that bette teetor goes for music that drives people mad february l2-mr. franklin of salt lake city, utah gave a very interesting chapel program on colonization of the west,', and the history of the mormon churchn hagerstown was bitten by the centerville bulldogs here to the tune of 31-32. february 18-our debate team went to indianapolis to debate against newcastle and knights- town. won 3 out of 4 february 19-pep session at noon. did the roof fall in on the last one? just ask me february 20-tigers played mooreland in a rip-snorter and defeated them by a one-point margin february 22.- resolved that all electric utilities should be governmentally owned and oper- ated -ehapel by the debate team, josinah allen, paul smith, aHirmative, and bette teetor and horaee shields as negative february 23--senior meeting-get lined up for the end february 24-g. r. meeting. mrs. ellernian gave an interesting review of thc soul of anne rutledge ' ' comniencenient invitations were picked out february 26iboy oh boy! our tigers made the kennard cagers bow low and succumb to de- feat. score 29-22, incidentally the last game of the season 's st-hedulc march lvhooray for a swell place in which to play basketball! the grounds were measured off today for the new gym march 3-more dirt and it wasn 't in a basketball game. work on the gym started march 4-in the opening game of the sectional, h. h. s. gave whitewater a 25-14 jolt. of course this is only practice. just watch 'em at indianapolis the 27th march 5-the tigers were halted by the centerville bulldogs at the enrlham field house to- night. too bad, boys-no indianapolis march 9-.eraw ordered fourteen state season tickets. what a lot niarch 22-23-the juniors are to be congratulated on their splendid performance in the junior class play mignonette march 30.-the girls' glee club went to niuncie to take part in the ball state spring festival april 1-2.-music festival april 3-district latin contest at muncie. county junior red cross meeting april 17-track and field meet held at cambridge city april 23-honor day and junior-senior Prom april 25-baccalaureate. rev. 0. d. werking gave an excellent talk april 26-27-for once seniors loaf except during exam periods april 27-senior day chapel april 29--commencement. we don't like to say good-bye, but when ya gotta go ya gotta go. so long everybody senic name favorite song saying 1. ruby ..... ........ , the night is young and you're so beautiful ......,......................,..... why shore ,,,,,, 2. ruth ........... ........ , chapel in the moonlight ,.,... ...,,. 0 h dear ,,,,,,, 3. ethel mae ............, little old lady ......,............,. ....., y es, m'love .... 4. rnavier .....,..,.,,....... my wild irish rose .......,.... ....., w ell, kid ..... 5. charles knapp ...... lazybones ......,,...............l..... ...... i dunno .... 6. vii-gil .................... what will i tell my heart .,...... .,.... h i, boy .......................... 7, hm-ace .................. moonlight and shadows ....... ...... u 'hatta ya wanta betl 8. marjorie .............. ,always ..................v........,.................l.., yeah, what about it? .... 9. mary catherine ..... this year's kisses .....,..................,...,,... aw nutz ...................... 10, david ......,............. when my dreamboat comes home .,..... gee whiz ..... 11, juanita .,................. lamp lighting time in the valley .,... oh gosh ........,.,,.,.. 12. bette d. ..... ......... i just eouldn't take it, baby .....,.....,. oh shoot ................ . 13. paul ...... ......... w vhen my dreamboat comes home ..... you ean't do that ......... 14, fhelma ,,,. ........ . trust in me ....,..............,.....,..,....,..,.,..,. oh fire! ..,.......... ...... 15. josinah ..... .....,.. m y blue heaven .......................,......,.... my, my ........................ N 16, fred ,,A.,,,.... .,...... W hen you andiwere young, maggie ..... w hat's life anyway ....,, 17. mildred d. ............ did ya mean it ..................................... aw heck ..........,.,...... . 18. mildred s. ..........,. when my dreanlboat eomes home ..... oh darn ,.,,,,, ,,,,, , 19. mary t. ,.... l........ i van 't lose that longing for you .,... hi, m'friend .....,...... . 20. eleanor ....... ......... w 'hen the poppies bloom again ,.....,.. oh my ....,,........,......,,,,.. 21. june ..... ........ i vho's afraid of love ......................,.... why, how amazing ,,,,,, 22. dorothy ..... ......... t ake H little pill ........................v.... yessum ..... 23. bill s. the girl with the dreamy eyes ........... 24. hundy .... ........ 5 ilenty of money and you .....,. ...... 25, laurenee ..... ......... Il 10 and the moon ................ ,.... ...,.. 26. bill m. 27. ' .........get out and get John ...................... the bear went over the mountain. hi, kia ...... who, mei' aw-w-w-w .............,........ how much will it cost? shoot .............................. 28. ei-nest ,,..,...,..,........ 'get thee behind me satan ............. can that be so? ..........i 29. charles howell ..... sweet adeline .............,......... ....,. o h, shucks .................... 30. eharles hall ......... -sleepyhead .,...... ............ .v.... ........ i t h ink yo got sumpin' there ...........,.............. 31. blanc-he ....... ........ ' vhen my dreamboat vomes home ...... well, i d0n't know ,,,,,, 32. liuhert .... ,....... 1 lzlneing cheek to cheek ..................,.... every cloud has si silver lining ......,................. 33. leslie ..... ...in the shade of the old apple tree ...... uh-huh 34 fern .....r,,.. ........ i n the middle of a kiss ....................... well, good ...... 35. maui-ive ..... ........ 1 me two, button your shoe ...... ...... a w, nutz ......,. --'A-!36. rita ........,,.............. 'vhen did you leave heaven ...........,..... oh, kinda ............ .. 37. charles elements rhythm on the range ..,........... ...... h ow'm i doin'! ...... i i -S .1 Jroscope pasfinm dates ., buys .. ......,,. ., playing piano .,.. studying .,.,,..,, loafing ,...,..,...,,, playing hookey .. dancing ..A,,..,, poetry ................ tenrin' around .... dam-ing ..A.,,... Sl'WlI1g .....,..,..,.. playing hookey .,..,,.., Y,,,,, fussing with heniser ...,. ,,,,,, going to richmond ...., ..,,,, taney work ...........i.,. ,,,,,, the girl of norwood .,,,, ...... eolleeting snapshots going with thelmn ,,,., .,.. singing ,.,. ...,,,..... lllIlSIt' .... . ........., i.,,,...,,,, ,,,,,,,,A, wants to be nurse ,,.... hairdresser stenographer niusieian .... artist ....i, nreliiteet .,.,,,,,..,., oreliestra leader ,,,,. ...,. everybody 's friend mrs. niendenliall truck driver ..... sol-ial worker niarried ,,,,,, w i se ......,. ., stewalwless .,,,.,,,,. , Costume designer ,, sailor ...........,.,,i.,, beauty operator ,,AA ,,,.. avintrix .,,,,,,,,,,,, lady of leisure pliotogrziplier . listening to the lucky strike hit parade .......,,,.,,,,,,, acting modest ..,. going to work .,,... betty lou ,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,.,..,..,.,,..,. running around at nights ...,,,,, my ear , .,.,, .....,.....,,,.....,......t.,t. , linililing stages ..,, asking questions ,, lon fin ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,, giving speeches ,,,, housekeeping foolin 7 around ..,. this and that ..,,...,,.,...,...,,,,,,,,., that stranghn boy friend ,,,,..., playing basketball ................., reading ,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,, drawing .. e. p. a. .. nurse , doetor . rave driver just handy ,,,,, business man niagiuiain ,.,,.., engineer ., salesman ,, the best i van ....... private sevretary,.r aviator ,. ladies' shop proprietor .,..,... engineer ..............,,...,.... . .... school-teacher ,,., traveler .,,,,,,,, farmer ....,,,.,,.,,.,..,.....,..... ..... will be married young model particular selionlrteaeher sign painter pop-eorn king y. ni. e. n. sei-retziry genuine mrs. niendenlizill independent mrs. oler old maid otherwise old maid soph istieated kroger ment enttei lovely grziinlinal niee spinster SlE'l1Ug'l'2llill0I' zasu l l cranky housewife manager of krogei Stores happy ,jziek of all trades 2ll'4f0llllt!lIli fnrnier fnriner if 01' if not gigolo good wife what-not farmer housewife grocery Clerk nursery maid hiteh-hiker prophec the eventful day had come! people lined the streets of hagerstown to see the class of '37 as they marched by. the courthouse square was filled with spectators. people were looking from their hotel windows. there was the sound of the drumg the parade was on! in the lead came liorace shields who is now giving leopold stokowski, jr. lessons on how to lead a. swing band. paul reed is a professor at purdue university. however he gets out and calls hogs and you should see those hogs come. thelma bland and mildred strickler still visit newcastle. we wonder what the at- traction is out there but have pretty good ideas. we don't know how long they will be old maids. next were fern weimer and mavier mcconnaughey. they have just laid the corner stone for their new old maids' home for bachelors only. watch your step, girls. fred wood is trying to invent a button to push on so the bathtub will come out of the wall full of water. we believe the touch bathing system Will become universal. ruth harcourt was next. ruth is writing a book on how to avoid accidents. practice what you preach, ruth. then came june murray and bill symons. june is giving piano and ball room dancing lessons. it is rumored that you know as much when you start as you do when you quit. well, good luck, june. bill is at the head, or rather president of a large automobile industry. We don 't know what gave him the idea unless it was his experience with his model t. dorothy dale followed dressed in a nurse 's uniform. dorothy had high ideals for being a nurse and she is now superintendent of the dog and cat hospital in hagerstown. riding in a beautiful float and drawn by white horses came our other movie actor, leslie burgess. his next picture is blonde haired girls. we know leslie had plenty of experience with that certain blond in hagerstown. The parade of life reveals other pictures. mary talbert has realized her ambition of singing for a big-time dance orchestra. she and ted weems have a lot in common. juanita chapman, during the last flood was the head nurse sent by the red cross. she stuck to the job and rescued lots of people. bette davis is married to some guy, we haven't heard who. this came about as a result of that childhood pen-pal correspondence. john drischel, Hour faithful stage hand chooses prize-fighting as his career. he recently won the world 's heavy weight championship from jimmie braddock, jr. hubert hinshaw runs his own airport and gives free rides to all members of the class of '37, maurice daugherty is teaching indiana university students the technique of basket- ball. since he 's been coaching, they have been undefeated. josinah allen has become nationally known as a costume designer. She now operates the leading fashion shop in paris. I l S propheo blanche paddock attended newcastle business college after graduation and is at present private secretary to edgar hoover. she has more fun missing bullets. eleanor romine is touring europe since her recent graduation from the conserva- tory. we always knew she could play like whiz. bill murray, after attending college, comes back home and becomes the leading banker of hagerstown. bundy eummins last year won the 500-mile speedway race at indianapolis, he will attempt the same this year and We hope his attempt proves fruitful. rnarjorie haisley, our beautiful blonde, drives a packard 12 and is independent of everyone. many romances have come to her, but she refuses all. she is holding down the title of miss america. rita smith still believes that life is just a bowl of cherries, but she's teaching school now in dalton. and there are seeds in the cherries, she says. laurence handy, the little man with the big voice, has succeeded joe parsons as the baritone of the air. he now is master of ceremonies on his own program over a chain network. ernest miller makes hay while the sun shines. he runs his own farm and has proved to be doggone good at it too. vii-gil davenport, one of the california or bust gang is now playing villain roles in hollywood 's leading plays. charles hall went camping in the adirondacks and we haven't heard from him since. we suppose he is still there. ruby steward started out on a big career as a nurse, but some tall, dark, hand- some mystery confronted her and she now budgets according to the family income. charles howell runs across the field occasionally and chats with ernest. their farms are joined by a babbling brook. david wisehart, 1nillville's bashful boy, found a way to the big town. the elite of the city come to his exclusive haberdashery, and his success is astounding. ethel mae crull succeeded eddie duchin shortly after he retired from the stage and radio. she really gives it the old duchin special. charles elements sent a horse to the kentucky derby and won by a nose. the horse won, we mean. charlie boyi' surely can run. mid dennis stayed single until 1943-in fact we almost thought she wasn't going to get a man. but she finally landed him and they are living happily. mary catherine dennis had a terrible time getting started but now jerks sodas and cokes in her modern cafe on main street in dalton. charles knapp became stranded in mt. rainier and began painting for a pastime. now he is the famous scenario artist of the roekies. The parade continues just as life passes by. happy are we that the class of '37 stands out in history. As the shades of nite rise to the blue heaven, so are this day's events closed to mortal observation. II,,'.,,,v,,.,i.-,s,,- -,-,,.!- 1- .51-.-vw, , 'twas the night of the tourney and all through the town there was much animation as to who would go down. people round radios with eager delight were listening to hear of the tearnfs gallant fight. the tigers-not far behind at the half were rousing the bulldogs from a long winter's nap. then over the radio there oarne such a elatter i juggled the dial to see what was the inattei- and then in an instant it oarne like a flash- centerville had coohed hagerstown's hash. -mary talbert CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes to the Class of 1937... Perfect Circle Piston Rings N N Piston Expanders THE PERFECT CIRCLE Co. General Offices: Hagerstown, Infliann Plants: Hagerstown, Newcastle, Tipton, Indiana, U. S. A. Toronto Canada Compliments M. H of Fresh and Smoked Meats and Fruits, Vegetables RUTI-l'S BEAUTY SHOP ownefl and operated by Rl'TH POVVELL For appointment Call 16 Hagerstown 370 Main St. R. B. WORL Staple and Faney G roeeries Meats Fruits and Vegetables Hmdqzlarters for DILLING OANDIES Plnone 8 Ilagerstown FERNDALE OANNED FOODS We Deliver Phone 203 Hagerstown Indiana FRANK HANEN Greasing lVashing Polishing Tire Repairing General Repairing Phone 140 403 Main St. I-IAGERSTOWN J. A. HARCOURT LUMBER D- fl- Chiropractic Health Servive LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES ,Q Lady Assistant For your lumber Call our number 1-S, PHONE 19 551 East XValnut Street Phone 87 Hagerstown Indiana Hagerstown Indiana CONGRATULATIONS PAUL JONES L1 , CLASS OF 1937 Men S PriSCi11a,S if Hyde Park Clothing' le lVilSon Bros. Beauty Shop Huberdasllery AND ' if Mallory Hats Sanitary Barber Sh0p at Superba Neckwear Hagerstown Indiana 3537 Main Street Hagerstown Comp! imc nts Compliments 0 f from THE HENDERSON STORE JORDAN MOTOR SALES Azathorizml FORD Dealer Shoes Dry Goods Ready-to-NVear cw, ALVVA YS GOOD V NLU CS ' I Phone 42 Cambridge City, lndiana Hagerstown Indiana Corngratzdatfions to the ,37 Graduates Ruth Unthank Fritz School of Fine Arts STUDIOS: Personnel Bldg., Perfect Circle Fo., 601 E. VValnnt St. PLAN now to join classes in ball- room, tap, ballet, toe, acrobatic, character, or interpretative dancing, classical or popular piano, correct music notation, music composition, elementary or advanced harmony, music terminology, accordion, dra- matic expression, art. Registrations for fall and winter session may be made beginning on September 6, 1937. A Full Line Personal of Sport Needs Beauty for Any Sport Service If Pays To Plug J! WHITEY KESSLEITS sPoR'1' sHoP 12 N. Nlllfll SI. Richmond, Indiana Comp? imzfn ts GREENSFORK LUMBER COMPANY Ralph Rodeuberg, Mgr. I7lfI1.1'l'!I'lHlI Problwntv .llcf in our 'I'7l1lZ-L'I'l1I!ClI way! Phone 14 BERNICFXS BEAUTY SALON BERNICTE ISIQATTY, Prop. 52 S. Plum Ilagerstown India! Uom ,,1fmImff.S of my TIVOLI RITZ HUDSON INDIANA Theaters Rrouuoxn INDIANA THE CABTBRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY CONGRATULATES the Seniors of Hagers- town, VVO know they are worthy products of the finest little town in the state. THE CAMBRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY OF CAMBRIDGE CITY Fred A. Hines, Mgr. C H EVROLET The complete car, completely new Phone 62 FORREST CHEVROLET SALES Congratulations DeLUXE CAFE The Home of Good Eats To the Class of Try Us '37 'W ,Q Fountain Service Homo Mudo Pies HAGERSTOWN GRAIN COMPANY 'W Phone 20 IIa1ge1'stown Indiana Phone 231 When in Richmond NVQ urg'ently invite you to make our Store your stopping place. We have a comfortable place to rest, a place to meet your friends. Come let us show you how much We appreciate your pres- ence. KNOLLENBERCVS RUSH BROTHERS Cut Rate Store Package Drugs Sundries and Paints Fountain Service Phone 119 S T O R E Hagerstown Indiana ooNeRATULATIoNS Dairy CLASS OF 1937 Products Builds V? Superior People m l I I 2 r W HARLANS DAIRY STORES Newcastle C0llll9I'SVlllP Riclnnontl Ilagerstown Indiana Cambritlge City Liberty D. L. CARTMELL A C'ommum'fy Store of Better Service HARDNVARE Rugs Harness Plumbing Linoleum Oil Cook Stoves Electrical Supplies Compliments PAUL KRINCKS MUSIC STORE Richmond Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '37 EUGENE LESTER T R1 Phone 15 TRUCIQIIXG Your Bus'i'neSs Appreviatcd Ilagvrstown Indiana Phone 22-lVI Economy, Ind. Compliments of C. M. HOWARD AND SON Funeral Directors Cambridge City, Indiana PHONE 86 T GET YOUR BERTCH 82 SONS from V? BECKEIVS Your Nearest Florist Congratulations Phone 61 , , to ,37's Cambridge City Reverse Charges We Telegraph Flowers 'Z Cambridge City Indiana Scott and Bright GENERAL STORE Be Ready to Act Money in the bank opens the door to independence and Quality opportunity. and Service Z UNION TRUST Phone 6018 COMPANY Iacksonburg Indiana Hagerstown Indiana 6'Royal Typewriters . . . Portable and Standard O All nmlfvs of RECONDITIONED TYPEWRITERS O All makes RENTED and REPAIRED Luggage Trunks, Auto Cases Wm. H. Dunning and Sons, Inc. 1025 Main St. Richmond L. S. GRAY FUNERAL DIRECTOR and EMBALMER Lady Assistant Phone 85 Flowvrx for any Occasion Calls Answered Promptly Day or Night I-lerff -J ones Company Carl Woodward, Agent Indianapolis Indiana U Designers Manufacturers of Ilagerstown ' High School Jewelery and Manufacturers of Class Jewelry, Graduation Announcements, Cups, Medals and Trophies COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '37 Marllm Alai '.VVV, .Class Of '29 Mable -lame ,,,..A., Vlussuf '36 Hazel Ruth ,,.,..l, Flzlss Of '32 IIO1':1ee NelsOn,1l'lz1ssOf '43 Logan NV ........... l'l:-Iss of 'ZH VV1' strive TO procluee white lC:l'llO1'llS that lay nlnre eggs Ou less feed lllan any Otllm' lmreecl Ol' strain OF L'lllC'li0llS. fl0ll11IHll11I'lIfS INC. CANBY A. RIGSBY . J I DODGE and PLYMOUTH I lmllblllg MOTOR CARS and DODGE TRUCKS Heating Q fm' General Repair Serviee Health and Comfort , YVAVERLY 1111111111 222 and DIAMOND OIL C Hagerstown llltllilllil Hagerstown Illillilllil ,W ur Sincere Best Wish fgwto the entire Gradu- fzc . 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These are the two essen- tials of fine portraiture made possible by the photography of Roy Hirshhurg Richmond - - - Indiana 1881 Kjllllll nl. lontz W-lrarlvs w. mann 1882 'lfrank winnner +g'l'IlTlVlll0 allen frank new:-onni 1883 vfta vunraxl Trent admlie mathews Sedgwick mollio knodv l1e1'sl1l1P1'gvl' phovbe knoule taylor Mmlcly mason 1884 kate P1'GSbZ'lUgll adams sibyl pitfs pratt lizzie vlliot best 1X- 1886 fpearl rlifton emma mathew fotis parsons fella follvn Elllllil dilling S baughman 1887 'xt'll21Il1'l1llQ rmly irving blnnnt vlarkson ml. wlssler 1888 ferry walker george rlntro frank zook mary vtta lraywortlx frank 11l11tll9WS 'katie kinsey valnplwll fkituro parsons ora 1-onraal efdereaseml alumni 1889 leora nic-lxulsun tm-101' wlella. tvetor innnol wtina ruplogle kvover eva thurston thmnv 1890 +1'l2lI'C'l1l'l pnrmly llaltio? anlt wr-luster peck lmertha pitman newton 1891 yflorvnm-0 walker kiclwvll wlll2lllt'll0 1lllltlll'WS lvsln lla-wis lmovvr lnlazarns flvtcller 1892 'kjilllll fontz lvwis nlricll flaviml woollarxl josie davis working lnln mlitvll 1893 ina ault canamlay lilmbie keever brown lllilgglf' nlrivh dntro mattiv davis roush EIHOSPS kvevor ef- 1894 uellie purmly leanrora Cory mande matlxews w. 0. wisslvr 1895 vlifforrl vanallay harry anlt ., . sfvlla frltz M deceased katie backinstose eopeland james knapp belle bunnell barnard grace williams stone daisy davis spencer 1896 'mary davis elarence hoover 'mannando cory meeable lee reynolds 1897 ada waltz feeley florence hoover isenberger allen foutz vvilbnr davis 'fred hines richard ressler ralph worl 1898 kitura rudy sells ada thurston dingworth patrieia allen gohring howard hunter fred horine frank ault 1899 marble lontz simmons lnlanehe coffman love frank lIHlCy 1900 joshua allen charles ault ivy leone rhamness 'Emary l. hines murray elmer lumpkin Jessie sarver elnora strickler root fjoseph m. wissler charles woollard eva may woollard 1901 Ieslie bookout , N grave may ehamness thornburg hnttie 1-arrie eheesman lamar deceased ora may eheesman beard Memory hoover daisy leavell fox lolo wimnier kellogg martin hoover josie moore werkiug jessie neweomb van inatre everett f. wimmer 1902 'harvey baldwin ethel davis hodson warren dennis edith geisler eva hadley healton leroy meconnaughey charles miller harry thalls roy weaver 1903 robert allen blanehe dennis worl clarence foutz leona halderman haswell jesse lester edith lontz ulrieh -K- lawrenee maey lula sl1er1'y scott effie stewart coryell josephine ulrieh woollard henry Weber edith woollard beeson 1904 nella havender life karl eheesman della hoover nieholson harry mills iona thornburg van wert iva wimmer lyons 1905 louis f. bookout brown burns madge hadley cheesinau alvin woollard elarenee e. lewis mabel Q-lair teetor davis earl r. stewart deceased nlnl l .I 1906 irene evans addington davis carrie e. allen brower carrie beatrice miller harry walter hugh nicholson carman n. sells 1907 earl beernan hazel l. dennis carson ivan w. dilling maisie m. hutchens elsie venner thornburg howard k. gwin hazel l. knapp sierdorfer harry e. Shultz cleo lumpkins hiatt 1908 george bowman frank brant jess cilar alma kerr fay moore allen dorothy rheinegger durbin grace thalls foust letha b0WI1lal'l burnett charles brown lewis kirby myrtle newcomb taylor ralph teetor 'kedith weber Swain ruth gwin jones 41- 1909 'fred benson nettie brown summer Clyde geisler perry hoover iva thalls gilbert nellie brant gates lulu brown ralph hughes anna hadley howell samuel lalnar 1910 1'uth allen mohler mildred cleveland davis 'deceased 'fhugh deardorff lona fleming otte leora mccullough waltz manifold mark allen Sylvia dennis taylor vera fleming hindman byram macy 'charles waltz fira kendrick eva roller burns 1911 robert bryson 'fopal hoover hoel irene cordell stover liedith heiny 1912 glaclys barr potterf cecil dennis rnaud keiser strough stewart smith nell thalls coomes olive bovvman mcconnal florence johnson mitten forest macy chester pierce lawrence strickler 'delmar mohler -Je 1913 ruth brown presscl russel eilar ruth johnsonbaugh foutz minnie roth Skinner margaret forkner anderson bertha dilling hawbaker walker kidwell eva hoover allen edrie moore bryson grave kirby Waltz fmargaret gwin 1914 helen root cartmell nora thalls grosvenor fred leavell wruth mcperson landrith grace walker lapthrone lloyd gwin fdeceased 1915 cash foyst vera bookout mohler loring eilar esther porter leona sells hatfielml lothair teetor mahlon rhiuehart willard starr vhester keever elemmie miller marvel woollard nelson norman waltz paul werking herbert myers 1916 dewey hookout ruth eromer sherry herbert aloerstler grave mm-ullough Vestal laurenre lnohler everett taylor william waltz lmilmlred northeott wilson elarum-e sparks john sherry george sherry elara weidman baker alma waltz sherry maud sparks 1917 robert b. stewart leslie g. smith velma irene allen carter j. edwin purple macy teetor thelma e. sells kitterman walter v. wiehterman florence e. logan weaver gilbert foyst vharles e. riggs kate duggius lilly earnest m. pollard flexter peekinpaugh brook glamlys eromer parsons 1918 opal cox mead 'klll1ll i0l'l0 bohanuou garver endsley Robert gray elsie hall endsley mloyle holiday floyd hunt franees keever weaver robert petty wilbur petty helen pitts craeger reba riggs innis harry shafer jean wiehterman 1919 thc-hna burkett stout ennnett eordell frank farlow harold fowler grace johnsonbaugh bonebrake lueille knorp earpenter lucy williams mildretl lontz bennett Wilbur rhinehart porter showalter william small clarence stout jesse weaver 1920 harolal adams hazel adams irene ballenger hausecoster golmlie beeson jessie clark kirby elsie eovalt sloniker jesse ulrieh olive dilling goar byron forkner pauline in11is milml1'ed Inarlatt osther pitts erowe eva raEe bales 1921 'vellet benbow lola tluggins ashinger mildred hays f-arr louise hower stone bessie jones george leavelle rlumlley lontz 'deceased 'deceased I ----- , ruth mckinnou eugene may jesse murray estella purdy sylva juanita root donald teetor hlanehe temple day 1922 helen baron 1'0yCI' dorothy bookout woods eeeil deardorif vearl hoover aline hower minnie manifold hunger walter maine etoile marshall mark peekinpaugh charles replogle helen riggs johnson arnim root jess sells roland stanley sara warfel huteheus fern stewart wise grey -be 1923 harold erwin Curtis james omer davison keith h. farlow charles l. buunell wlloyd w. burkett allen m. harris russel hays Wilfred knapp gordon murray harvey petty herxnau teetor harry ulrieh george wogaman agues adrion shaffer ruth beubow smith fhelen replogle bowmau elariee heusou driseoll rhoda eain oler mary dutro ruth dutro clara hill oler hazel raffe beard mable sanders dorothy sebring eva white douglas pieree i924 wayman adams lowell brooks dudley eain luther dines glen johnsonbaugh iidimple bookout brown margaret elampitt stemle ruth crull richie gretehen gaunt payton Iaverne harter margie marlatt woollard winuogene lavelle Wilkinson anna rhinehart erbaugh earl stohler emma jene smith leeka fern swovelancl smith elarenee thompson wanda ulrich holdaway lillian wood jenkins josephine foyst floyd bell martield eain mauriee eromer smith doughty Wilbur may paul runyan mary bland parsons edith eonway odom hazel foulke stohler barbara hammer beeson jeanette hoover short helen rhodes carpenter helen scott bright mary smith shutz olga thalls elampitt ruth wisehart stohler hex-bert woollard itkenneth downing 1925 christine huddle jarrett russel seerest ruth replogle freda beubow mceann kenneth thornburg edna harnhart brown nannie raffe jackson leonard euly olga ehamness howard marlatt mary rhiuehart eharles burgess fdeeeased 9160021865 pauline knapp klute albert cooms lucile pierce cullnane joseph harlan dorothy brumback stohler richard bohannon virginia white fegley george clampitt mary june ramsey garver brown virginia gilmore wichterman wayne brooks eleanor wissler lindley frances zuttermeister marcella pierce kirlin robert endsley clem paul rudolph kirby hannah woollard jerome reynolds hilda jones pomer orrin mccullough truman lilly dorothy porter fossler homer laudig lelan yoke gordon parsons cvelyn kelley sheffield 1926 ben holdaway augusta white goodwin lois root mahoney stanley murray norman Weber ada pitman smith harold hormel conger reynolds mary louise marlatt musetta short cromer fred gauut aubrey hardwick victor scott mary louise bunnell wear ruth bell williams donald martin gordon hayes mary scott walter ulrich juliet smith marie rhinehart ross eugene simpson eugene lester mildrcd goodson young dorothy mcgrew ashbaugh russell werking d. 1. miller edyth clark peters 1927 harry scott helen copeland julia doughty thornburg Wilbur werking blair harter louise bertram davis katherine burgess booe paul foulke harold bland mary katharine beeson strong estella thompson hilbert carroll mccullough blair martin marvel holiday cain violet hill beeson gene stonecipher guy davenport dorothy ellis hawk josephine lannerd cooms norman werking james smith esther dill clifton naomi lee knorp deon bookout Wallace murray 1928 james zuttermeister irene jackson pike thelma harris bland ralph thalls richard pass gladys fagan murphy beulah shepherd worl harold lumpkin paul hochstetler dorothy hoover beulah hutson stohler roy chamness gerald beeson thelma white paul arleva lightner 'merl sharpe nash lindley helen beeson connerton mary mitchell hartman 'deceased 'deceased james gordon eugene stewart edith harter endsley mary diukerson xnanriee lilly Wilfred kelly daisy vox isaacs helen smith ligoldie miller lilly ula harrison letha harvey stewart ruth lilly miller mlorothea lilly ulrieh pearl hazelbaker june paul robert bland ruth striekler fisher hazel ehamness halo ralph vuly harry Walker alice vain Walker earolyn geislcr marlatt robert hanen 1929 esther nieholson bales ornest holiday reba alkire ermadine lester smith Wilmer beeson sarah davis meelnre rnadge bavender york Iesler stohler ruby bright hazel lee edwin brown mary Wisehart Wilhoit mary louise fontz rhodes arehie hindman larerne royer erull marguerite gordon donald brown margueret a. foulke boyd mary eva goodson Wilson Wilbur lamar ngnes staum meek helen knapp manriee bookout inartha smith stanley glenda. reed howard doddridge ellen suyder thelma kellam roaeh theodore seffrin lueille mendenhall charlotte Woollard shafer arthur dines mozelle huddle 1930 annabelle harris voyle allen lillian Wantz lawrence bogue josephine davis eharles taylor pauline lannerd euly Vivian taylor sannders john shafer delores gray halstead dorothy hogue frank spinner esther dennis Woodrow ulrieh martha ellen short hagen mildred burronghs brown merle shafer louva riggs margaret anderson bales lorene smith marjorie beeson eonirziy gene Worl lueile boss geneva gordon thelma hosier ulriuh doris davisson ruth steward erull russel roth 'maurine mutterspaugh gertrude davenport lnmpkin eugene reynolds ester gene root watt Virgil keeling josephine Sullivan brown elarenee needler nellie stewart reeee ollif eanaday mildred furnish zntterineistu paul ellis emma myers pei-ry dorothy shepherd woollard 1931 mary werking hodson Wilbur butner ruth eovalt agnes paul briar eugene only 'deceased 'deceased he V . beulah martin cooper kenneth reed rhea brooks abbott lillian fowler davis riehard holaday helen yoke morrison marion davis doris paddoek riley earoliue pierce francis holaday willetta davis burgess kenneth ellis berniee hormel reba rllinehart glenn retherford mildred beeson ralph bruee 4-lementine meeonuaughey mary white edward williams dorothy white Wendell york ermadene daugherty priseilla parsons haisley ralph stohler eharlene daugherty everett davisson pauline yoke dixon naomi shafer We wayne keeling garnet kellam eugene m. wisehart emma allread bookout william clark elizabeth smith donald york edith hogue 'enimet pegg edith waltz lindley riehard pierce ethel seott homer scott vharles smith marian maginske bavender bruce abbott niaurire mutterspzingli 1932 wayne shaffer georgeanna gilmore ramlall butner eloise brumbaek 'deceased donald lester bereniee pierce troth robert lester iva beeson hanen howard lumpkin marguerite gladfelter robert ford martha dennis collins erma fudge werking walter earpenter floyd werking doris wel-king anderson lueile elliott lewis beeson donald pass mildred kinsinger scott hazel smith wilbur troth Wilbur metsker blanehe adams franees fonts wilson charles meeullongh vietor lamar madeline seott evelyn fletemeyer earl leo eugene clark helen smith franees erull harold fox hubert stewart dorothy brown ruth dennis golliller john stewart charles smith rosine himes dorothy kizer bond dean parsons roy paul june walters idolha in. bell hoover stanley lamar robert brown anna catherine mauller mary alive beeson francis mekinnon mary cross davisson roy culy eldou davis louise frantz mary louise reed lindsey kenneth rhinehart edward harty franvis ammerman 1933 don mccullough maxino douglicrty auunei ray ougene stamm roy little mary kathryn fox bcrnice kellam flvlbvrt smith alfred harry gerald licavcrs goldie nl. nivholson thalls norma taylor harry kingery omer shields josic crull varl hoover mildred myers bvall gladys kiusingvr mildred keoling lowis gray madolyne kuftz-1' ougviie foust gladys hanna mauric-e lIllt4'll0ll vvra paddock hob bryson mildred hoguv williams oddie pass noll-vu dennis foutz mah-ohn fl2l11gll0I'1'f' mary vox pass paul hiudman mildrod rummius irviu millvr gvuvvicvo la vullv 1934 anne faurot ford Pugone drakc' miriam smith howard farmer mariau lmrumhack mildrvd pai-sons wallavv mary brown Thelma lniuuhavk lll0kf'1' margueritc harvourt 'lllil ll mary catherine lanuerd paul gorald l'0tll91'f0l'll hermau canaday virginia harlan atkinson paul bowman june harty malloy dorotlia rhinehart mary ford lawless frank keiser esther allen odgors vlyde gray mary myers naomi himelick mary alive allen evelyn dennis este-lenv stannn luva smith audrey marlatt brooks mark working thelma foutz ellis howard fosnight mary lamon hall margaret talbort janws butnor jane pressel june huddle Wilma wisehart mitohvll roberta ulrich morton myron simpson logan smith rosamond brooks gray thomas dennis loo dumford rona davis marion hartley efhel cordoll lindoumood 1935 vlizalwth lll'lI1'!' frames adamson jim hartig fredoriv allvn virginia lmoguo stun-iisoli barbara str-wart odith myers Virginia alfrey alfred chainliorlin, jr. javk pass naomi personctte wright amerentlie- wvsvoft marjorie brown irone troth frederick lannerd lloyd kuhu hefty kuosc gray mary jeaune douglwrty dorotha innis francos leo morris foutz vharles hormel larthenia coomvs ,june hoover millor georgia svoft eleneida craig lowell loster john leavell naomi petry dorothy foust jackson virgil halstead emogene Wilkinson Winchester mildred miller jordon glen ramey doyle brown raymond mendenhall eugene howell nora hall needler john elements seniors of 1936 harold allen carl beeson robert beeson herman bookout betty brown marie chamberlin allen coryell herman eromis edward dale omar dumford elizabeth ellis harriette fosnight effie foulke ruth foutz mary alice harlan H paul earl harris mildred hilbert shellcnbarger marion hoel robert hogue garner johnson carlos jordan thelma keeling florence keever ruth kinsinger donald lamar helen lightner della may medsker virginia miller clara rose myers richard oler dorothy gebhart oler pauline ramey marjorie reed joe roberts rosanna roth jack scott marjorie shafer eugene shultz james smith mabel jane smith evelyn striekler s. l. surber bernard taylor austin troth helen waltz lloyd weaver alberta williams sarah wisehart walter woodward fred woollard l I