Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1925 volume:

The SEJUSQF 1 x, 'T Lk -fr' WE- Published bg TLC Class of '25 ' ,JZ E lg g lk, 43' Frmd X YI-Z3 ?1,,fZi - 1-di... f SUITQLQKQV' FOREWORD After the sun of our life has passed the zenith and is well on its westward journey, we will look back into the balmy days of youth. Days of comradeship, days of laughter and cheer will have all passed with the passing of old friends and comrades. They will bring to us memories, of battles lost and won, of troubles and trials to test our courage, of happiness and unsurmounted joyg in fact, they contain a little of everything which life can hold. Then, too, we will think of the success and failure of our classmates of former days. Making a summary of all these reminis- cences we shall iind that deep down in our hearts, the sweetest memory of all is that of the W. C. H. S. that we have loved. 9425? E LIL X N!! ,vi a S L W ig i 9 I ' Q3 A E13 WAV' CONTENTS FACULTY CLASSES ATHLETICS SOCIETIES HUMOR 'u wut QQQUCATUEN Back of each one of us is something stronger than patriotism, stronger than duty, stronger than honor. It is the stuff of which patriotism, duty and honor are made. It is the influence of our Mothers. Years will pass and the world will change, but a Motheris love will never die. Sejusof is lovingly dedicated to our Mothers. Ediforial Sfajf RIFHAIIII I,. JHIINS'l'4lN.,. .. ......,....... ....,...... I Jflilffl'-in-4'Ill17 IIICLICN LYNN J. 1'.XI'I..l4lNl-IS NliI,I,ll'I1lI l'NlIAl,I, .l.vxI. Hllifm'-ffl-l'Ili1'f 1'f1'wlfIf1Iiml llunuffw' l.wI,1'iI'r'1IIvlIim1 llflwlylw' .Xll'l'III'Il YIC.XKI,lfI l4II,lZ,XI1l'I'i'II IIAIIMAX llllxillwxx llffwryfrl' lxxl. IIH.vin:'.w.v ,UllIHIfI4'I' HICUIUQI-I NVILLIAMS IIHIRIAIIVI' AlIl,I.I4fIi Wll.I.I.XAl UIIANIA AVI Hrlilrn' Npml I-IfIfIm' Wil flurl Iluulm' Inf! llA'l'II.1LK HIKLFT .lUSl'Il'IIlNIC Sl'lI'fIAXI.XX 1Ill,IDlil'flb Kl.Il'l' .lNxI. ,III Ifrliifu' ,l,wI, Spur! Ifrlilrn' lxxl, ll'iI :Iwi IIIIIIIUI' I','fI. IIIIXYAIKIP S4'lll'II,I.Il.XSl'1 JAY SVIIAI-'I .lfl1'1'1'Ii.wiu1f llfmllyfrl' U1 mluituliml Ifflilm' IDA IUVWIMXNII l,Il,IAI,W.X SMITH 4l,wI. ,lzlrrrlixinyf llrrllflyfrr' ,lxxI, Ur'yf11Hf:f1Iim1 Hrlflm' DIR. V. ll. USILX .... ,.,. I 'vflfllffjf .lllvixnl MISS SAVM ..... , .............,.. ., .......,.,........ .,.. I llI'IIff-II irlriw m'41AlMl'l 1'I11I'Z HN .XIPYI-Ill'I'lSEMI-IN'l'S Louis Ifazllllvslm-lc. Italy:-lI:l l l'Jlll1'l', William Iiullm-1'. I-'rzlmw-5 Alzllmtv. lH4'llIll'll Llulwi lhllpln Iluir. 5I:u'1lm XlIll'k1'l'. Mary Sc-tlh-s. Il:mwl4l Ri4lvr. QX 12' A ULTY' 21? Y If -we ff? gf: , -5 0' ' x ' f ' M xx X X 1-I f f f ,. I 'LES 1 'W' mf f,, af! Q M MVJQMZZM4 fhmwfmwffgywf mW,.,MJfwU 'J' ' if W I F a pg ff f 'A ' GJA W F W f ELL. ff I M X: Q f. -4 -2' E f U ' x ,Q f 42 H X ' 1,f2-L114 'pgjitflrkf Mil iQ j6JHM2L.l,!-JY., JL- XA 1, ,f j QNww,,.f.f W 3 5 ' fffwiiwbhfdw ' Hx 'P,'fff W1 , l .fXf,1,o4m,'- ff' LEM! Surrey F acalty MR. B. H. BOWSER, Vice-Principal .............. MR. I. KELLER SHANK ..... MR. LOUIS M. STRITE ........ MR. GLENN POFFINBERGER. MR. E. RUSSELL HICKS ..... MR SAMUEL B. PLUMMER .... MR. WILBUR J. GLENN ..... MR. AUSTIN A. LAMAR, JR.. . . MR. H. RUSSELL ISEMINGER ..... MR. VOLNEY R. OSHA ....... MR. EARL D. HUYETT .... Broadway F acalty MISS ELEANOR A. BROWN, Vice-Principal ..,.....,..... MISS GERALDINE BAIR ...... MISS INNES BOYER ..... MISS MARGARET DAVIS .... MISS MARY FLEMING ..,. MR. J. K. FUNK ...... MISS RUTH KAYHOE ....... MISS MARY KAYLOR ........... MISS MARY JANE MCCAFFREY ..... MISS FLORA MEREDITI-I ..... MISS MILDRED SAUM .... MISS JOSEPHINE STINE ...... MISS MARY WARRENFELTZ. . MISS ELECTA ZIEGLER .... MRS. HARRIET AMENT .... l T 071 .....English . . . . . . .Mathematics . ..Foreign Languages ...........Science . ..History and Civics ............Latin . . . ..English . . . . .History . . .Commercial . . .Commercial . . . .Manual Arts . . . . .Latin . . ........ Latin ............:nglish Household Economics Household Economics . . . ,Science, History ........Science . . .Commercial ...........English . . . .English, History . . . .1-Iistory, Mathematics .........French, Latin . . ..Commcrcial ......,...Music . . . ..Mathematics IOHN D. ZENTMYIZR, A. M Principal SURREY BUILDING SURREY FACULTY GROUP BROADWAY BUxLD1Nc. BROADWAY FACULTY GROUP Z5Ex A V tg uint' I Ks H4 Wa? f11r11'11x'fTMwwgffW'fff fwfffHWfwuwww W W 4' gf Senior Class COLOR FLOWER Purple and White Cream Rose MOTTO We can because we think we can OFFICERS President ...... Vice-President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Assistant Treasurer Eighteen .......jAY SCHAFF JOSEPHINE SPIELMAN . . . . , . . .IDA ROWLAND . . ..Tl-IOMAS GORDON . . . .VIRGINIA SHI-:NK Urclie-stra 1. LZ. Zi. -iz Shorl Storv I-Wlitor Hoo ELLIS l'. ADAMS Pi-:'1'i-1 I'm yfmom mfmyflz' Non wail'-N-war 4: A. A. 1. 2. ::. 41'o1t-t- vim. 4- Hi-Y 4. Pete lloosirt allways 4-zirry out his llirs-:nts - wields il wil-kwl how. KATlll,lCl1IN J. AllAl.'l' xiii? KAT1-J Athletic Association Cl. -li Assvmhlx' l ' Glee Cluh -1. Cooking is :ui art SllDl'l'llll', That Iiilillliwll is l0Zll'1lill. Shc's suro to use it soon or z -, F A gg? XVIIUH for lloh tilPl't!wS SUllll'illiIlQ hurh' '. A ,-llf' Il1'r'l.t llAl,l'lI V. lSAllt Siu-Lr:'l's l,ool.' ou! nnu ' A. A, 1. 2. IL 4: Muilalgvr llzislu-thzxll -iz Sport- ing Editor IIIDU-Nvilil'-N-XVIII -l: A1lX'l'l'iiSlllg' V4 - 5.37 mittee of Sejusof 4. -EIV W A This is jazz-houml lhiir. Ili- has vc 'v :lull lmrll for our ll-usl' X - -' lr I lt zlf Assn-mhly 1. 2. Il, 4: Atlih-tic , llumlin-1':1ft Vluh -L i llllth is an wry sw:-vt girl. X l At least that is hor rvp1 fs K S1100-ss will suroly 4-omo to hor. KT' '55 Yos Ruth. just wzltrli your stop! Giro . xmtlmll tmm. 1' X. fhksat. il' lil I'Il Y. llAt'll'l'lil.l. 'N--fx - QQ' RU1fI's i 1' nr N- fx S4 .' 1' lltllllfllfl' l . l!Alli limi l f'r'l Hllj muxr-Iv him an gun :mul lot him go. 6 X EMT' 255' f 4 25 ,,......i.....................l.-.---. Nineteen x.,,J XR., Nw DOROTHY F. BAKER Do'r Heck 4XSSi'llliliA' 25. 43 Athletic Association 3, -lg 1'1-usidcnt of Halldicruft Club 4. llruwu eyes and black hair, Aml El smile so fair, A llozirt full of joy, S0 kind and llevuy-our Dorothy. WV. SAXTEN BARNES ISARNSEY HAIL' yvt ou! A. A, 1. 2. IS. -L. Studious at all tiuws. :uid il grunt il1fll1'1llalti01l illl1'l-'illl for bookkeeping. ALMHIJA L. BARR S K Hi-I'I'lCli 'Tor lu'r11rwL'.s sul-'l'. Tilly Atllle-tic AHSUlflilIlU1l -lg Asseiulrly 3, -Lg Dru- mutic Club -1. Nut too serious. not too guy- But u rare 5:0011 follow, NVh4-11 it wines to play. ROY F. BAUGHMAN l'i71c1.x' lCe11s01'ellJ A. A. l. 2. 23, -1. Sllllll-Ffllll0S hv is 1-ullell the buss Q'2lllill'y bird uf the Senior Class. Ile was an shark but now he is :1 shriek. MATILIDA BIKLE T11.1.Y l'll bifc 'llfllllf is iff Assomhly 1, 2. 33 Glue Club -lg Athvltic Assu- rizlfioll 2. 4: Art Editor of Your Hook Staffg Poetry Editor of H00-XVz1i1'-N-lVz1t 3. She sure is zz peppy dzunsel, And ynu'll Iiiul her also smart, Her future lios in two words The man and i'Fla1pper Art. Twenty --: wix :lt lmslcetlmll. mhitm Il P i Anil thi- lu-st will mum- lam-lc tu y Al.lt'Ii l!I'l l'IX4llCI! AI.l.lI4l l fn' yfmulnmx NII,.'l ' Assuinhly 1. 2. Zi. 4' Il-xmlic-1'-ll' . . . t Ululm 4. Shv is gm-11111-. Sho is shy. lint tlwrxfs llliNl'lllll In hui eu xv-4. l'T.ARl'lNf'lC IC. IEIGFK Ihzvm' ll'1'Il, I lrlmlr' il A. A. 1. 2. ii. 4: livlszltilig Chili 4: Ili-Y Vlull 4: 41190 Phill Il. 4: BIRIIIJILCUI' SlN'l't'l' 4 In-c-lay iuaulv himsvlf sivk runuiiig thu sim-4-1' ffxl- ' fP2llll. WA- lmpv lu- will lmw lwrtvr lm-lc ' mln-11 Q' y 'JA355 X.. ho hm-mm-s an :lui-Ima MA RY UE LLIC IH PXVICIN M.xml-: 'kliyfyfrf' mu wnnL ' Assn-mhlv 1. 2 Z4 4' Sl'L'1'4'f'l1'V ' , . . . 1 I ut ASSl'lIllilj' Il: Pwsimls-lit Ile-lmring Chill 4: Arllll-Till Assn, 4. .li hy any vllalixw. ll4lNYOXl'l'. Yun lltllfl' lcnuw this littl 1 z 4 ll umm xtlll just nnglit tn limi' hx-1' talking. Xml hu ll um ut ,il ut Illlll . ffm: z .N . Xiffilqfx WAN: H. 1:1-:Aim Kia' 4' .JT wfifufw .sl s 5 Ilrrlc X UNIIIIIK' farm A. A. 1. 22, 3. 4: St'i'l'1'fIl1'y A. A. 4: llzlslwllmll 2. 4: Hznsolmll Ili Sim-M 3 4 H0 is the- lust of thv thi' 1 vw Ilvnrcl Milslczxtm-1-1-s MAIN DA IiIC'l' KVTII IH INVMAY lx iff' Dmixmtiq' Chill 4: IJ X z ' L. I. 4: Athlvtil- .xNSll1'iilliUll 4. XVllPl'9'l'l' sho is, XVllO1'O'l'l' she goes. Shu mallu-s frieiuls gnml :xml trus- gs l'lulv 4: ASSUIIIIHA' Iwn' hm' umttu is Give to lhv wurlll tha- lwst lu you hz . llll. Twenty-one M522 ,.i..l-.--..........i....i.......... A .fx ' K! 1 -......i.........,,, --, X395 , CRAXVFORD M. BECKLEY SNOOKIE fflCIlS01'EdJ Silent Snonkio. If silent-0 wr-ro golden, ln would be worth a million. HARRIETTE E. BREYVER BETTY 0lL! I rlowt know Glee Club 43 Athletic Association -Lg Assem- bly Iii S0c1'vta1'y Gi1'l's Hi-Y 3, 4. H211-1'i4-tte is tall and divinely fair, Anil makes a hit just everywliere. CHRISTIAN B. BIKLE BUD 'Tipa 0 Mujerw A. A. 1, 2, 4g Football 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1. Bud is illliltllel' example of 21 small man who knows how to play fuutbnll. He is one of the best guzuwls W. C. H. S. ever turned out. ELIZABETH BUTLER GENERAL Ye Gods Assembly 1, 2, 3. ig Dramatic Club 45 Busi- miss Mzlllzlgn-1' IJl'!llll2lIiC Vlub -li Athletic- Assu- cizition 4. Her hair is light. Hoi' eyes are blue Shv talks all day, And all night too. LEROY E. BREWER IWIIKE Vho ufants to Imam? 01'Cl16Stl'2l 1, 2, 3, 43 A. A. 1. 2. 3, -lg IIoo-Wair- N-Wat Staff 4. Mike is one of those quiet fellows. XV:1t0l1 your stop girls. Hx Twenty-two I ll0R0'l'llY li. VIIANHY DUT Suu, l.'i4lx. rlivl you lwur ubnul Arlxlvtim- gxNN4M'iIlli0ll Ii. 4: i.iit'i'ilI'j' Sn 'R J, 4: lifillllilfll' l lilly 4. lbozu' litfiv lint with Iwi' vyvs ut' gi ui Haus luvml Iwi' Huh for umiiy :l dui EV4-ry i-wining.: ut half pus! 1-ight. Silifs waiting: pntivilily :il Ilw Kilill WILLIAM T. l5l'IiKl4I Hui, You IVIIIHIU yvf hurl A -X 1 3 4: SL'i0ll1'l'f'illil-1. 1.,-,i,. Ile si liutilitflv figzlm-1' frrmi flu- 'vsl 'I . Some ilziy he will lu- an 0llL!illQ'0l'. MADGIC L. t'llAIiI.lGS C11.x1u.1-:Y 1 ffau'f he Il'0l'l'l!'Il', G16-e Chili 3. 4: .Xtilil'fi4' Assam-ialrion Svnihlv 1. 2: Ili-Y Girls' Ululr. l Shu is simple, tzlll and staxtn-ly. llul given to 2lI'gfllillf.'I faintly lflowe-vv1'. sfziuuvii :xml Iiriu Af eve-ry turn. Ii. HEYSI-Ili IZVSSARIP CY Quit uuur I-'idllilbi 'l Q fx Ny, NX . A 'WN wx' ifa' V 'ii A. W 23 XX - RQ. JC? 9-X . 52 A 5 s ...Q fa ' ,J X Sy. .fyk A. A. 1. 2. 74. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Xvil'0-l'1'l'SiIi0llf 4: S0i0llL'Q Club 4: i,l'X1llliZEli'i0ll Mziimgvi' uf Hun- xvilll'-N-Xvili 4: '1'l'ill'k 4. I f4 CV is from Fiiiikstnwii small hut mighty. Q' 2 NVl1i1fliv1' altlllvtivs or studios, Cy is always Tin-w. CATHERI N141 S. l'I.l l'l' KATE his Thu! uivv. I uxk you. is Illul Athletic' Associutioli 3. 4: Fr0m'l1 cintiou 1. 3, 4. XVQ are all fund ni' Kate. llvr Jollmiiu likes hui' hm. Hut if sho misses one il'TIvl', Ulm my! is1l'r Silk' inliw? w1ir'r ' Vluls Assu- Twenty-three N LX gy: ix, 'Y N-iii! . ,e 'S - gg -1.1.-..i.-.-..i.............. -.., .A ' V.- ,f ,N ' 5 Elfgs 0.74, , 23 vf'-X 4! 1, ,iff T .QQQQX SYLVIA COHEN Tmt l'Yrm flonft mmn it Asst-mbly 1 2. 33 Atblc-tic Association 4: llrsnuatic Club 4. Sylvia l'0Illl'S. and Sylvia gnvs. And tardy slips sb:-Vs given, 1,2,. Sho makvs tbl- tc-au-lwrs rant and rage. And tired tbvy are :x livi11'. WILLIAM J. HITTLER HILL Fur wraps sake A. A. 1. 2, il, -Lg Advertising l'01u1i1ittP0 of S1-jusuf -1. Bill is the star bnardvr of thx- Amorivan Storo lf lu- gots paid for what be knows bo own-fs tbe buss at the ond of lbv we-wk. MARY M. COTTRILL Iil'CI.lNllA liur11l night Assvuibly l. 2. 3. -lg Haudif-raft Club 43 Atb It-tic Association 4. XVIIOII Mary laughs slw closvs ber eyes, lint br-itter smiles fll21ll'i'Ptll'fl1l sighs Smiling fam-vs sw-nl always best. And Mary wo hops- you bavo siiuci-ss. JOHN XV. UABLFI . JOHNNY Is thc .llarylruul good? llm-baring Club -1. Ili- is thc sboik of i'lu-wsvillo but bo isu't vvry good at onv arm driving. THELMA S. CRIDER TQMMY 'QI r'u11't bc 1C0l'l'i01lU Assembly 1. 2. 33 Gleo Club 43 Athletic As- SHi'l2ltl0ll -lg l-Iaudicraft Club 4. Riu Tin Tin, Riu Tin Tin, This is the snug of the Ford, As it gallops along 011 its wbevls so tl XVitl1 Thi-'llllil as its lord. Twenty-four iin, -1 i i EDGAR 'l'. t'.XMl'IlI-Ill I1ic.xNs I'1u'1'L ' A. A. 1. S. 4: Ul'm'liest1':i 4. ,....... Mm-or une nf our fuinri- mlm-mrs. Ile- sim-ly 1-an tim-klu ii hzmjn. H ICLICN UVSHICN Iiumw ll1'1'l- ' Assembly 1. 2. 11, 4: lmxiiizitim- Club 4. Though slw lllll'Nllk'N thc- svhulzirly XVIIX. Mnvh fun shi- iimlx fiwun iluy tn day. I-lditnr nf Sojusof 4. prisc-. fx v-ilk. , .4 amiga R YW 4 52355 x .N yy? ' QL.: ir J WILLIAM F. UIIANICY Al 3Il'IlIlY -. - :pf .ll: xn'r'1'r nuff' '. A. A. 1. 2. Il. 4: Funtlrall 25. 4: XVit:1114l Ilnmm' Qs A Avilllllillli surprisv mm- ii' hv wus siltingr in Thu- P11-fsiils-11t's Uililil' swim- ilaly- of Wa-six-rn I':IlTUI'- .evffx .Qf'5W3'l5s'.x l'IIDITH ll. Dc- Y.AI'lll'IIi X Emi: lmn'I lrirl mv Assvmhly 1. 2. IL 4: lliwinlaitic- Villil 4: AthA lr-'tic Assoc-iziliull 4. Shi' may ho small. lint 11-I' us tm-ll you this. Thi' 1-lass ni' '25, fd t'ln-rislu-s this litrh- miss. JAMES W. l'IiIiN1lWl-I'1'II JIM ,ll1'. r-mm' un A. A. 1, 2. IS, 4: Hi-Y3.-1. Tln-re ,zovs an our witllmlt ai 1il'iYl'l'. Uh. llll. tha1t's Jim V114-liuwvtll. We NUIllI'Tilll0S think Jim shuuhl hu 4-:ills-11 il Visitor iIlSi'l'il1i of il Student. Tnlcnlp-five YQ '- 4 ,ie as if? 2:9532 , 'w gig? . 5,5 N. x Ax.f s Nils' X , x,, 4 ,.-.1., HDNA Il. lJE'l'RICIl 'l'ANaoicA Holy Gov liitwairy Sovivty l. 2: xxfllllftll' ASSOI'l1lfl0ll 2, l: Give Ululx 3. -1: limiiiaitic Club 4. Another 'l'ai1gom. will our Edna ho. For she sure lllillCl S the typewriter sing. ln al few Yt'2ll S time. we van rvzidily seo, 'Phe money her speed will hringz. CHARLES G. CLINGAN XVOOTZ ll'li0rC'3 Snitz A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4. M1-. Him'k's favorite history student of the Coiiiinercial Class. He knows when Columbus crossed the IJ0lZlXV2l1'C. ETHEI1 J. EMMERT Psi-:NYU I bet ye Assemlmly 1, 2, 3, -lg Draiuatic Club -1: l+'1'enc:h Club -L: Athletic Association -1. There is always a smile, And back of the smile Is Something worth while. l'Al'L E. URUNKLETON SLEEPY ll'huf do you care A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4. 1'Wl1s1t did you say? Wiping his eyes and looking innof-ently towards Mr. Hicks. His favorite sleeping class iHistoryJ. l-IVELYN M. FRITZ FRITZ For Ilzrazrvns Sake Athletic Assof-izition -L: Assembly 1. 2. 3, 4g Drauuntic Club 4. IJ!-'l't:'yS to the girl with ai ll02ll't and a smile, XVlio inakes the hulvlulu of life worth while. Twenty-six IIA YIC'l l'A I'. FHA X1 'l-I lin' ll1'j!. ' film' Vinh 4: IXSSUIIIILIA' l. 2, 25: Alhllfliv Assu- I'lilIllIll l. 2, Zi, 4: AIIYUITISIIIQ VIIIIIIIIIYIUI' Yi-ui' llmulc Slzllil IM-hauling 4'lnli -I. II:lyvlt:l's I-UIICIIIUNS for limxlcs sl-vnis wanna m-iw-r In In vlaiss lu' in lumix stun-s it s allways tht- sumt- Slll s so liinll Zlllll gl-nllu in 1-vm-ry n'-tv My. ill'0ll'f ww in-mul nt' this ll:iy': 1'lIAIIl.I'IS II. VUSICNS Mugs 'A4f'l'llSlll'K'll I A, A. l. 2. 24, -I1 Ifuullmll Ii. -li llnslu-llmll 2. 42 Shovel' 2. lflvvry Sniulziy ha- xvl-mls his wily th Mzirylniiil Staitv Nlrrmail tu sw- his lsistvrr. Nl'Il,I,IIC1ll l'SIIAI,l. Num. .l1r lI1'1'l. ' Assvmlily l. 2: till-o Vinh 4: Athlvtil- Asslwiai- tion 4: Asst. l'i1'1-nlzxticm Manlugvi' of Svjusnt' il. All our wurlls 4-lznlll in-vm-r ts-ll. Ilow lllllfll wr- low- uni' Nl-ll. Slim- is Il I'rim-ml tu 4-vorymu-. Anil ZIIXVIIXN in for fun. VICIIXUN l.. lblCl,I.lXlllCII l HILL fl'0llSlil'4'll V' A. A. l. 2. Il. 4: Sll1'l'K'l' -l. X X II:ll . fwlly VIIXVINIX who snrvly 1'2lll limit il sm 1-ur lm ll. I'II.lZAIlI-1'l'II IIAIUIAN I.. , I rlululila Hill, flflllll l1f'411'1'u'N. llflwi Assn-niluly 1. 2, Ii: Glu- 1'lnh ZS. -l: l'l'l'Sllll'llI I1'i'om'li t'lnh -I-2 Hi-Y Girls' Vinh: Asst. Ilnsim-ss 181111121251-1' Soj11sof : Athlvlir- Assn:-ial I',V1-i'ylimly luvvs livr, Siu-'s 1-V1-i'ylumly's pail. limi 2. -I. Slnfs il gfiml l'I'0SS-XVliI'4I pnxxl4'i ' Ainl zu typirzll I1l'0illlW2lj' mil. Twenlp-seven .. 'R 5 x'. X ff , -X 'JN kim R be 5 figs: 1 03' ,X ,. X VfxVi.. if'-i 1 M , X . ,, XX H 'E C ff QE N -Nw! W Aa np' . .,-f N lf nf 1. . 'Wgrgf' 4 QA RAGAN M. S. DOVE Doon fl'euso1'9rl J A. A. 'l. 2. Cl, -1: Istltbfliilll 33 Sm-ic-2111-ei i'lub 4. Ho is il wild bull on the footbull hold. tAls in his 1'lwvroli-tl. HELEN J. HARMAN r ll'Im'rl Il flluuylllf if A girl so SKY!-Nil. il pall so fl'll4'. A l'0Zll good sport. III-'l'l- S luck to you! ROY ti EIl'HIiI.l!ERGICH EICIIIH K'l,'rmu' ou, Ii11rk1, ' Sc-it-1100 Ulub --lg Pot-try Editor of I'I0ll'xX'3lll N- Wat -L Hr- is :1 uialthomzxtir-s slmrk. XVQ often wourlei' why Him-liio is albsollt on 2l1'l'4lllllf of sit-kuoss dui'- iug tho hunting: sozlsou. M.XRGARI'1'l' Ii. IIAYS BIAGGIE HGCU lVl1i:. Gosh Litt-1':u'y Society 1. 2, 3, -P: Athlotim' Assovizi- tion -lg Illktllllilfli' Club 4. Uh BItll'g2ll'0l with thy lIlG'1'l'Y miou. Your laugh is so fillllllj'llll, Forget that cloprgoue fool 3I!ll'lllP. Ilou't lot Dam Cupid fool yuh. f LUVIS I AHNlflST0l'K LoU .lImoIutr'ly A. A. 1. 2. ZS. 4: Trzivk 3. -13 BIZIIHIZOI' 3 -1: E Ili-Y 12. 4: Glee Uluh -L: Business Mmmgoi' of Iillfbxvilll'-X-Xvilt 4: :X1lV6'1'tlSlllg 1'0lllllllTf00 of Se-jusof 4: Assistant BIEIIIZHZOI' Football -l-. , Lou is ono of those boys you can uovvr find nt homo on Sllllflllj' night. Twenty-eiglzl tl ASS0lllltlj' l, 12: Glov Club 23, -1: Athletic' Asso- Ulilllllll -l. i,.l.... lh1'1 1'1' ll'l11'n jlflll yr! il '-lvllll yfnl if N'1ln1T Assv111l1ly l. 2. II: Vullvy Ilzlll li Axlllllqil' As- Slwiilfilbll l. Ii, -L: Glx-0 Vlulv 4. 111111-'s luvlc to you s11c1'11ssl'11l lrllll'lAl'l'. You lmvu il lim-1 you 111z1lc1- llll'll s11f1'1-1x . W lll f'll 4 l'l4'lllll'l' l,A1c111' I'omr' ml. lfirl Ululn -l. ,. .. .1 . , -1 1. Wsiiisim 1 Vixen I ANNA l.lCl'f IIICIKSIIICY SAD .-'41 Sxumc 1' ' 1 A'ul1' jlYIII'l'1' yum! ASS4'lllllly l. 2. Ii. 4: Atl1l1-li1- Assm-i:1ti1111 -l: Il1'z1111:1tic' Cluln -L 81111111 nf us vzlll lllll' Allllil lm-. liur utl11'1's 4-:Ill Ill'l' S11m1k11- A1141 tho only thing: tl1:1l .Im1l111 l'Elll'l sm-. ls wlly slw 11111-s11'l lllilj' llrmlu-y. V. 1 1 XRIPS IH! XIXN Ulxll 1011 1111 sulmuf xlmtlnlll hllll ,, -.. ok'1t tllv -4 - 1' - g -- 1' . '- 1 'I . MARX l'A'l'llIClilNlC ll! il1'l'MAN IfA'I'll'l ,lll Nllllllln' 1l11114li1A1':1l't 1'l11l1 4: Allllvliv Assm'iz11iu11 rl: Asscullvly 1, 2, 31. -L I wish l was il 1-114-lc, A sm-ttiu' 4111 il hill, A fluiu' llllfllillg :Ill slay lung. llut just 21 sm-tti11' still, Twenty-nine - l l - XVX. N. xi-. 'J 2 45' A . 4' t'llAlCUT'1'E H. HOTTEL CHAT Goo Whiz ll1'sl11l:atic- C'h1lr -1: Athletic Ass01'iz1l'iou 2, 3. - Hi-Y Girls' Club Sl. 43 Asseiuhly 2. Om' only slwik at Bl'U21dXVily Sho takes hm' part quite wvll. NVQ- NV0llll9l' what hvr future will ho? Ah girl. you zlevvl' can tell! -1. IIAIHILIJ N. HICLM Si10R'1'x' ll'l111f the misr-l:ir'f A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Ili-Y 2, -tg Glen Uluh 4 Sl'll'lll'U 1111111 -1: St'l'1'1'ti1l'y -lg Footlmll 3. liuh Jovu ole toppah he's quite the hm-1'i'ies uh what? MARY IG. IZIGR Sic. I lmpz' fu .w1ml.'1: Assvluhly 1. 2. ZS. 4: Atlilvtic Assn:-izltioln -ll -lPl'2llll2ltlC Clulr 1, 3, -l. XVith lovvline-ss zuul brains Ulllllllllll-'4l. XVhy Slmllldlft she- slicveucl. Nut any plan-0 on oartll y4m'll Iiml Um- l1lI2l'l' SllIl'l'l't' than shi-. WILMER IG. IIUUVIGIQ SNITZ I'1u ymmrz luis! gnu 1mn ' A. A. 1. 2. Il, -1. STll1llllllS :lt alll tiuu: lll'Vl'l' lzltv. This is thu lmy that tzlkcs the cake. I . IAlI'lSI'1.IAl'UllS l'r:.xc1lEs A lr. Il1'1'l. ' Aflih-tic: ASSll1'l2lilU1lZ Assviuhlv 1 'R' K . -, . . Glvu Ulllln 4. H011-'s to il hright 211111 lmppy girl. Uno luorc of Ih'ua1lw:1y's hurly-hurl, In Clie-1i1ist1'y she d00Sll't stare. llocullsu sho knows hui' whats and wheres. Thirty I 114-'l' uf Sc-utt Prim' 2. XVit :xml Iillllltbl' Elliflll' of Sm-jllsufz Assl-lnhly 1. 2: Vnlley Hall 1. 2. Ii. RIQPI' of Sm-jllsuf 4. lrruko that fvst-flllro? Ill- nmy not ln- il ls-urls-1' lmt lu' is allways rvauly In hvlp. 1 . IEIVIIARIJ L. .IUHNSTIPN lllcli An: Sllliflfu A. A. 1. 3, -5. 4. I-I1-X J. .,. 4. 111-:wills-1 4. 12lNli0fll2lIl 4: Hfliflll'-ill-filllbl' of Svjllsut' 4: Win- Mr. Strih-'s only NlllJL'l'iUl' in gulf. r?l L 1111,1v1:1-:lm 11, 111.111 li1.11'1' Sllipx.' Ilrmrl fjl'lll'jf,'n Atlnlotir .XSS1li'l2lfl0l1 1. 2. Zi. 4: ills-0 Club 55. 4: H1-nfs to tho witticst. s1ur1'tivwt mul lu-sf. Tlw girl wo all low mul :Ulm-4-. FX- -'f Shefs full of fun. with l111111o1' slu-'s lv . M Of pup. slw Cflllldlllf l1:11'1- 111u1'v. Xffg ny, hp .IUIIN l'AI'l, .IUNICS lunm' r'onu' un A. A. 1. 2.15, 4: fill-o1'l1llm4: K'i1'n'11l:1li4m Blam- fflllll' 011. Ott, why clmft yuu tvll thc- lllilll you 'ML H, 1. km: . kg... MANY ll. liNI1ZlSl.I-A S1'o1c'1' I lf0Il'f 1-rlirlr Ihr: 1lrifl 4XSSl'llllllj' 1. 2. Il: Glu- Ululr 4: l:llSllll'NN Alilll' ngvl' Hoo-Walir-N-XV:1l 4: Afllllltll' Associa1ti4111 4. Attempt tho emi and lll'Vi'l' stmul tu 4lu11lrl. fic Niltlllllg so l1:11'1l lmt suznrrll mulfl find it out. 7, F? GLIGNN W. JONES t'1x14:s.x1: 'f'o111f' un uma He uswl In Clblllt' at fi'll nk-lm-IQ, hut mm' ln- 0011108 :lt ll0Ull. if T11 fri y-one 4 W X U YEL: V55 fl 7557, his Q ff-iw Ox xii M, ,. W iiiv MARY 1.0lflSl'l KUONS M Li' I'IillHiiC1'2lft Club -lg Athletic Assncizltiml 4 Assvluhly 1, 2, 3. 4. In Math and Cilt'll1iStl'y shds an stair. He1'e's wishing you luck Wl1o1'e'er you ure. EDWARD J. KEIGDY En You mill. will you A. A. 2. 25. 4: Sczim-1109 Club -L. E11 rides thv j01'kXVilf0l' frmu Kuvilysvillv. H is ax immtlxellmtics sllurk. EVA Iili1l'HEVSKX Ev!-1 Flying f,'IlffiNlIl'8A' Assn-lubly 1, 2, 333 Athletic Association 1. 2, 3, -lg lJ1'u111z1tic Ulub -L: Glue Club 4. Uh. clear little lim. So silent and shy. You'll ho il 1':ulcrewski lly and by. 0. KING K1-ZHIJY. Jn. Cmmx' nffiillllllf ll .wnul.'f ' Give Club 4. King is il grunt sovivty llllllllli. If he keeps on he will bc uno of thu foul' illlllIi1'0li. MAHALA l'ATIll'IlilNl'I LIGIIMAN Suzuc 'Elly yuualurisf' Frvucll Club -l: Athlotic gXSSOL'i1lfiUll -Lg As- sombly 1. 2. Il. -L Quivt Zlllli sn-lcloxu over gay. NVo1'ki11g mul working.: she spvluls thu day. Thirty-two 4'A'1'IllClilNl'l LEWIS KIT Uv 1fnlU'xr'lf Ulm- Vlulu 4: Atllln-tic .ASSH4'lElllllll Zi. -lt As- smxlhly 2. Il. 4. . H11 my Zllll l. fl'l!lll 4'ill'0 Illll l'1'v1-. l Why ?ll'l'll'l thx-y :1ll. x Vtbllfllllf liku lllL'? 1uvHAnn1Luu.LVnu1u 'fi if ms , ' Qs .Y All riyhi. 1mr1 ' A K A. A. 2. Il. 4: G11-0 l'l11l1?l. -L: Adu-1'tisi11g l'u111- f luittx-e of Svjilsof -L ' .. Gus is the slu-ik of thc- llzilfwuy llzlps. llis ,f g1'02lfl'Nt wealkiis-ss is il tviulvlicy tu lllll on 2 fvii, rk.,,l ,K wuiglit. ,V Viqif 5' A ., +A l'1S'l'I4ll,l.A AI, I,lZl4lli .f 'D 811431. l'f'I1. I In'lwIm F11-111'l1 Uluh 4: l!1':1111z1ti1' Vluh 4: Alhlutim- Assuciutimi 4: Assm-111l+ly 1. 2. Il. -L For it' shl- will. sho will--you nmy 11111111111 n11'l'. A1141 it' sho wn11't sho NY47ll'l - 1 --iw so lllt'l'l S :111 mul 111141. Q5 3,'f.5 fw. - if . W ffnih 'ilk 1 -- i' -v R55 , .. 3- xk 2 1 i MII,I,Alilb I . MARTIN f i, 1, A IIA-IIA 1S111itl1sh111'gy , OIL IIr'1'fIlu Z ' i D11-lm has ull lho lu-llvs of S111ill1slm111'g 1'1111- I ' 1 11i11g Zlftl'l' 111111. fy! V7 V . . Y Q2 , , f A I 5 ' .1 FICRN MARIE IAUWMAX F1:11N11-I ll . , 1 fll llnlll A'i11Ill, ' 2 Atlill-tic Assmfzxtimiii -l: Assl-111IvIy l. 2 .,. -l. 1I:1114li4'1':1ft Vluh. Sha' was just thi- 111114-t kind. Wliosv 1lilflll'1' ll1'Vl'l' v:11'i4-s. Thirty-three -X we-lui Q ,.............l...........L....---- xf-N ' X1 T355 x,.. 4 . i'LAl!1'INl'lC H. MQCUNNIGLI. BIAG HR-11sn1'o1lJ A. A. 1, 2, 3. -L Ile is the future 01Jf0ll10tl'iSf of the Class of '25, 1,110 1-1111 allways get ll satisfsu-tu1'y ru- SDOIISO when lle asks Mau if the M111'yl1111d is good. HlGI,lGN E. LYON Jig word Assvmhly 1. 2g Glen Club 3, -L: ,-Xssurizlto Edi- tor'-i11-l'l1i1-Hf Sojusufg Presicle11t Hi-Y Girls' Club 4: Atlllctim- Association 2. 4. She- vxvels in cl:11u-ing 111111 music. To her, 11111m1gi11g is 1111 art, Shcfs 21 wonderful pall of '25 Hut from whom has she stolen il hvzxrt? l'l-IARLIGS II. M1eKINSl+1Y 011311-:Y 1'l!1l'-QPSV' f,l'll0j' has 2111211 ahility as il wit illlll llllllllll' artist, HP has given us lllillly 12lll,L'L'llN this your. I'1iANt'I4IS Y. MAI.tlT'l'l'I BIALOT H.-llI'. just It Iilllc' bif 'lIlUI'l'u Assv111hly 1, 3, -1-3 Basketlrull 2, IZ, -L: Ath- lotic- ASSHl'l2ltl0ll 1. 2, 3, 4: 1Jl'Rllllilfllf Club -1: Yolloy H1111 2, 3: Advertisiilg l'o111n1itt1-0 of Svjusof. - Tl11'vv 1'l1ve1's. Hooray. for old M11lot, Thu girl who is ever ll pall. She's llllllQSt, sl1e's truv. illlll pep shefs got. SIIQVS just 21 regular gal. U. T. MENTZIGIL JR. firrus ilu' heck Ili-Y Ei, 1: S1-ivilvc Club 43 1'1'1-sidvilt -lg Glec l'luh 4. Swine day lu- will he 2111 ol01't1'i1-111 1-11g.:i11001'. .lust now most of l1is vwllillgs are 001511111641 N0ll10XVll6'l'6 011 H2lll1lllZ0ll B0ll10Vil1'd. Thirty-four AlAli'l'llA I . AIAIQKICH IGM I-IM f1l'llNIll'l'll ljnlwb Yolls-5' llzill l. 2: Assuinlrly l, 2: Gln-o 1'lulv .-. L12 Afhloiii' .xNSUI'lilli0ll 1. 2. Il. 4: Aclvl-' Conuilittvu S1-jusnf. Mzlrtlm is our lnrigzlm-st girl. But wv lilw livl' :ill thx- suuim-. Shu clzizzlos us. lu-lips mu' lu-suis in 21 x' XVith lumwls-dgmr th:1t'll lm-:ul hui' ru f: .IUSIIVA Ii. MI-ISSl1IllSMl'l'll .l ,x Ii ig J nu Uiflllllll qui! Ilml nun- A. A. l. Z. sl. 4: 01'4'lmsti'z1 I. 2. Il. 4: lli-X H0 lllSlll ' -i llllii 11111-' 4 lull 0. 4. Sm-vor 4: Glu- Uluh 3, 4: In-hu 43 S0l'1't'TJll'Y 4. r hu not uiirsml :1 I rv is .lilkll thu hwy whi zu :lay oi' High School. A11 vutliusizistim' wurlwr iu cverytlling he llllll0l'tilli0S. .I EAN li' l l'l'l V. M4-1'l.AlN .I 1-:AN A'mr' l'lI frll rmr ' Assn-inhly l. 22. I-Z. -I-: Atlila-tic Asscwiulinii .., 4. Ill'illlliltlC Club -1: Oh. -Ilfilll with thy Anil Vollvy llzlll 1, ZZ. SZ. 4l1-vp hluv vyi-s. with thy 5.'fl'lIl. you fZlllTilllZt'Z You lllilik' us luvm- you :xll thi- yi-urs v-WQ 1: A . . VA P Q. -3 And wlwn wo part tlwim-'ll hu swim- Is us. 'Y,,5:h P., DAVID V. Mll,I.lGli ' , 11. 42 6 Q Au: l.'i1l ' 4 A. A, l. 2, 31, 4: Suu-1-1' 4: lliYY ll. 4 ' ,, F Une of .Iuhu NV. Vailllm-'s pupils in Um .Al'lll I 1 ,f Driving, K i , 'fffi 1' .IQ JF- A TQ, N W Ylfllili A. MUNGAN XVPIRIIC I OIL Ilvr-l. ' Assviiihly IL 4: Athlviim- Assuviaitiun 4' I'1l'1'll1'll Cluln. Tore has In-zmtitul curly lmlr. Thus lllilklllg hvr ax uiuiml. quill- iam: Thirty-five xi Y 3.55, i 5' Lv - X 'Z . E 5 .... X, -x.,f xx r Y L. Pi -1 FRANFES D. MORNINGSTAR DIMPLES I Bffftqlftli Asst-mbly l. 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association 4 lll'2llll2lTli' Club 4. l'loro's to tlw girl who lives out of town And travels daily up and down. Uouipe-toilt. useful, good and true, Hoi' virtue-is are iuany. her faults are few. FREDERICK A. MILLER, JR. FRITZ Foul 1 imul A. A. 4: Hi-Y 4: Scionce Club 4: Wit and Iluuior Editor H00-XVair-N-XVat 43 XvlllllQl' of svcoud place 15th interscllolustic doclauiatiou voutost St. John's College. Norm-ii' play jazz when Fritz is urouiid. It ziffc-'cts him like St. Vitus Dance. HELEN C. MORXINGSTAR IQOHIQIE HA lr' go IIIIIILU Assn-iubly 2. 3, 43 Fl't'lll'i1 Club 41 Atlllctii- As- sot-iatiou 4. As briuiful of uiisvliivf and fllll and glee, As over a mortal girl could be. RUliIiHT E. MILLER Bois f'm11ff ou A. A. 1, 2, Ii. 43 I-'ootbull Il: Blilllilgljl' -l-1 Glve I'lub 4: Sport Editor of Sejusof 4: Dobutillg Vlub 4. Bob is always on hand with plenty of spirit. Pop and niorv pork-tlmt's Bob. K'A'l'IlEKlNl4l l. MVMMA CAPPI Who fold you Assembly 1. 2. 3, 43 Vullvy Bull l, 2g 1jl'21llltli- im- Club 4: Athletic Association 4. Our t':1ll1ol'i11c- so sweet and truv. Hzls at lu-lpiilg hand, in wliutovor we do. Thiriy-six y F. ELLIS MUXG Mnxrall-2 lliHr1, rl4'1'1l H Gln-1-I'I11l1-I' X X I 'S 4 Mmigim' nwukl- Ins! yvni' :mal l1:1s lu-1-11 giving strung evvi' sine-1-. Ill'IlY NIHII B H1711 Illrillwl in I1'11rs Glef- 1111111 3. -I: Atlill-tic .Xssuvizntim SK-'lllllly 1, 2. 4111! is11't that Sl'I't'ZlllllIl2:' Ill -I: As- Q ix? .xi vTllIi1I il gigglv 111111, Slllllll. ,xii Ulm IS this Clbllllllgf rf Ruby. 1111 fluulsr. HI-IIiAI,Il IC. MVNSHN IPl 1'l'II 'Z-lw'. vu! it auf A. A. 1. 2. Ji. -I: 'I'1'a1rk IS, -I: l'z1pfz1i1 1-I-. A 2l'P2lf :1tl11eTe- is G1-1'11I4l. Ilo will luv l1l'l':lk- ing N111'111i's l't't'Ul'll i11 time In 1-111111-. x . s 1 fxjag MILIIIQICIP MA1iZIll,I.AIC Nllillili AIILLY 'fmwl yfrivf. x1l'1'r'f 1ll'1lI'I'n Glvv l'll1l1 Il. 4: Athlvlil' Asslwizltilnl -I: As' se-111l1ly I. 2. ,lZ,f iff A , 1,11 n S0 011 tha- lips ui' I101' Slllllllllllgl' tniiguv. J All kimls ul' ill'Q.'fllllll'IlfS 111111 que-sliuiis 1'1111 as FRICII II, MVSIGY Mrzzfzx' 7'111'11 rlwnfnirl. ,llfmyfn A. A. -1: Sc'iv11cc- f'l11l1 4. He is 31 111:11 XYUI'kl'l'. Siillll' deny 1111 will own il cl0tl1i11g sllml. 4H1-'s j:111i1u1' Iluwl. Thirty-seven 1 4 if -.l-.-k............-......T. .ff ,.............................--....a......---. I'AI'I1INIi PlJIPFICNIIEIIGEIL PAL I Alfa Huy AtI1I1-tim' Assr1c'ia1tio11 3. -lg .XSSPIIIIUIY 3. -1 IIz111cIi4-mft i'Iub -L. NV1- I111110 tho Ivllgth of I':1uli111 s Sl1i't'0SSl'S1 XVIII bv. III TI'lIfII. as lung :Is 1101- trvssvs. W I LFRI-ZIJ H. NEI-ll 1Y Tlcu l'll .wil you ll radio for fX'l,Q0 A. A. I. 2. 3. -I-: G11-10 Club -1: Sci0111-e Club -ll Il1':1111z11i1: l'lub -I. Tivk 11111 talk :III day 11I14111t-Rzldio. I-I. lfII.IZAI3l'ITH RHODES L111111' lf'r1r flu' lure' 11' mil.'1 ' Glvv Ulu SUIIIIUIY I. 2. A 1'oz1de-1'. Rl Sflldldllf. AIIII El girl quito 111'ude11t. Soon il line- nurse will bu b li, -Ig AtI1I1-tic Assnvizltiull -IZ AS Xml 'c-ullsv oi' In-1' skill sI10'II 1I1'11w :1 big A --nur Elizzllrvtll. HARRY S. NIGXVCUAIICIR Noolu' lm you lfnnlr' il SiIv11T II:11'1'y. 11011-1' 11011111 fl'0lll uulvss 0:1 Uptlll. 1'HAIiI.0'I'TIC J. RIIJENUUR' C'A1z1.o'1 1'A I IIOIJC fo fell jllillu Lita-1-z11'y Society 1. 2: Gleo Club Zi. I1-tic Assrwintioll 3. 4. l'z11'10ttz1. M111 t':11'Ir1tt:1. You putu 1111 de airs, Hut my Ill-'Zll'T2l you gotta. So NVIIDIIGI 1-Isa vurcs. Tlurly-eight 4: Atl lI1'4I I if , i'A'l'lll'llllNl'l A. ll0INll-IHS KAY YW llflrlxu I Assvlnluly l. 2. Il. -li Afliln-tiv .Xssmwizliimi ll. 42 E Illillllillll' fllllll 4. g f'2lllll'l'lll0'S zu rypist. zu triw t'i'i1-ml :xml 11:11. l ln ullwi' woiwls. zu rm-gzlllznr gall. l l llvi' soft lurnwii vyvs mul lim: lll'HWll lmir. 5 f:Zlflll'l' llvr fril-luls l'l'1llll vYoi'ywl14'i'0, T l 1 Q l ' 2 .IHIIN ll. N1Dll'l'HN. .IIi. R gf x ff, .V K li 3' ,-'X M sn-il' .ll-1.xx g l,oul.' Illff llr1H ' K A. A. 1, 2. Zi. -li film- l'l1ilr-L Uh lmy. llvrm- is .ll'2lll. num' w0'll llzlvc- it. llxlw- wlmr? 'l':1lli. 'l':1lk. Tzllls. 1A i'u!m'v 4'ni'lism. f l 52 l ' 2 MAIUQAIKITI' l,l'lCl.l..X lltllllllill M .x ms 1 1-2 ' 'Um' WMI rllrw l'1'f1l.'u I l .Xssonilvly l. 2. Cl: llvlmling: l'l11lu -li l'1l'1'lll'll W l Ululi 4, 1 Noi In onjuy lifv. , lint ru 1-uipluy lifv. l 1 ls Alznrgif-'s :lim mul iiispirzliiun. 5 1 a l , , 1 , l l SAMI'lCl. M. IHXSIIIQN , SMI l l I E I'lI lnrxl ,mm nu ilu' Iu'a':r'r . Sum will lu- il gr:-nt lmsiiulss nmu. Ili-'s :nl- wzlys l'l'2I4llllQ lllil2ElZlllk'S fm' i11I'm'1xi:1ti4r1l. 2 'Cy . we l , , , F ,W IDA lu, IIHXX LAXIJ it g 4 I V Q N eg, ,f f, - -1 l ull run! frm! mr' ,llr ,Xml , il YL- iii, AN-mnly 1, up can-ll vim, 3. :az .xmil-ml Am.. ' is vizxtiuii 2, il. 4: lil-pu1't4-1' fur llnu-Wall'-N-M'zll 3: Assistant Aslvvrtxsiixg Maximgrur ul' S4-jiisnl' -l: A ' 2 801-11-'tz1l'y of Vlzlss of '21 I, ' Il' Z1 lrmly giwvl :1 lmmly nu Illl' wily In 'lllif' , If flint lnmly luvl- Rl lvmlyf-llizlt is allways l ' A If this lnmly lmtli flu- 1-lmrin that will in-vm-1' ilis- , W Lvl mo wllisps-1', ull yi- lnulivs Tlml is jus! 'gsgig mu' I , AL Mig Tlllliflj-llllll? fe's f'l?sp o 2 1 , . K.- iii -- .z :ff swii -vs 1, ' 'nf '- . U. MILLI-IR l'l'lTRFl lianxlriu UYVIIOII. Bessie The host tiller of the suil in our 4-hiss. He will he one of the hest fzirnlers in this section. when he applies his Olllllilfltlll to raising crops. J. l.0I'ISlfl SEAL CURLS No lrirlflin' N Assembly 2. 3. 4: Athletic AHS0l'l2lfl0l1 -11 French Cluh -1. A pair of blue eyes, A curl out of plrlee, A friend in mir midst- NVith il happy smiling fan-e. PHI-ZSTIGR F. Rl+lEt'H1flli CIIES Put -it out A. A. 1. 2. 33. -L: Glee Cluh 4: Hi-Y 4: Trzlck 4. Flies is illltluli-'I' of these quiet fellows. lic-- ware girls. he isn't lllllI'll in atlilf-ties but he's xx hem' on the Davenpfwt, MARY E. SETTLES Mons Vault:-ronx un sort? Glee Club 4: Athletiv Assm-iation 4: Advertise ing tfomniittee Sej1lsn1': Assembly l. 2, Ji: Ex- ellzxilge Editor of I'lfl0-Xxvlflilux-xxvilt. For she's the truest of the true. And she's the lsluest of the hhie. Or the gaiyest uf the gay. In her own wliole-lieurted way. HAROLD lt RIDER l'1ci:Ac:H L0t'3 yo gangl' - 1 'P Il 4' Sm-cor 2. -lg Uzipt. 4: Trait-k A. A. ,-. , , 2. 4: lmselmll 53: Orr-liestrn 1. 2. Il. 4: 31211111201 'Y' Dire:-tor 4: Glee Vluh 23, -li Hi-Y Zi, 4: Sec-re 4. Dehnting: Clnh -I: Advertising.: Urnnnittee tary 4: of Sejusof 4, 1'1-1-1:14-li is il musical shark and an zimeezilnlf vhnp on all on-cslsions. Forty 4: Assistant 'l'I'02ISllI'l'I' ni' tht- Uluss ui' '21 but his In-:ul i'Ulll1llllS mu:-h nun-o gray mntlt-1' than tht- IlVt'I'2Ii.ft'. f-X4 Glen Vluh I. 2: Sw-i'e'tzit'y uf I,l'lliIllllLI l'htIv -I. 1l,if0l' of S1-jnsnf -I: Asst. Maumgur llnskvlluzlll -I, 33 Athletic Assovizltimt I. 2. II. -I: Na-ws litlitm' VIRGINIA SIIIGNK tilxutclc l'l'us1'.: 1'n4lxr'1'lrl. ' Glve Vluh Z. 3. 4: Asst-uihly I. 21 I-'ronvlt t'hth She tis-klos tho ivm'im-s mul stmlim-s um, Without Vll'Ql,llIlZl what wulthl wtf tht? if, iifx ALVIN I.. SAVAI xi III-2'I I'I.l-I N1-11-Lu Xu nur! A. A. 1. 2. Ii. 4: Typing l-Itlitur of St-jusuf. Imltle Nt-og is tht- sumllvst tkllluw in tht- 4-Iuss x GHAFIC SMITH Lv that Iliff' Yltulf' Athletic Assm-intiml I. 2. -I: Asst-mhly I. 2: Giutm- is il reall l'nlly Annu. Glzul. 1blt'ilS2llIl :xml guy NV11 Icnuw hy hm' Itumm' :tml gtmzl will. Shcfll attain stlws-ss smut- tiny. QE.-abil .XX IIHWAIIII Ii. Sl'IIICI.l.lIASI-I X SCIII-ll.l.Y lI'I1uf rlifl yan flu lust lliflllf SI.'r'1'fx A. A. l. 2. Il. -It lftmtlialll -I: .X1Ix'v1'tisi11g Mun- l-lv is In-ttn-1' known :is lin-lly to smnv, Svliully has about four trntlvs. llilIIlt'lj' Zlllflllllltlblll' nw- f 1-Imnic-. ll4NrliliP1'Il1'I'. talilur :mtl sult-smztll vxtrzt- Ul'4llIl2lI'y, f! I.II.I.IAN I.. SMI I II S it I'l I'Y ' Non: Ilfllhf that funny I Asst-mhly I. 2. 3. -I: Yicu-I'i'1-sith-nt Assomhly I-Ion-XVzti1'-N-XV:1t 3: 'l'yping I-ltlitur lI1m-XV:1ir- N-KVM -I: Orgztilizuliuii I-lmlitui' St-jilstmf. A Izmgh likv Smit's with its ll1I'l'l'j' gl'Zll'l'. Brigltteiis tho soul. thu In-zlrt. tht- fzlw. It mlisml us to Iuvv ht-1' fun-vt-1' :tml :lynx It has 4'Iw1-1'mI us :Ill fur nizmy an tlzly. U ll ff f JQIQ xW, v?y333'?s -. 5 fl' 1 -2 ,.i...............L.............i--.-1 Forty-one I .,X- X,...,x! P' s.. xx lfZ'l'Xl ICI. XVINNIFIQICIJ SNYIJER XVINNIIG ll'll 01l1N'f'f'f 'oo-01111 J Gln-1-1 Club 4: Athletim' ASSOClilfl0ll 2. 4: As- Nlxllllllj' l, 2, Ii: lfl1litu1'-111-Cllief of H1lIl-AAv2lll'-N- Wm. lflrlu-l's vvry siiuliolls. A1111 also very gay. Yot slufs il girl who has hm' fllll. AVlll'll'0l'1' thx- mfs away. A. JAY SUHAFF l'o1'Ncli nllvy boy A. A. 1, 2. 3. 4: IJelmti11g l'l11h 4: Hoo-Waixw N-XV:1t Stal? 4: fJI'g2llliZ2li'i0Il Editor of Sl-ljllSUf 4: Ili-Y 3, 4: 1'1'e-sillellt of Ulass nf l'o1111c-l1 is vw-1'ytl1i115.: that il class p11-isiflm-111'f slmuld lu-. His t'1'i:1ls :is 1111-'sillvilt of 0111- 1-lass slmuld hvlp l1i111 9:11-zltly when hv 41004311198 El l:1wyP1', I GLADYS SNYDER HIT Hof ffvillliflllfvf l4'1'v11c'l1 Club 4: Assvuihly 1. 2. Ii. 4. .Xllj.Zt'l', she kimwvtlx not. A DIPZISIIIIY smile lmth sho for alll. JOHN li. SHUUIQICY S11.x1:1i Fur !'l'Illllfll!lN' xflkff' A. A. 1. 2, 3, 43 llc-lmtiiig Uluh 4: Glen- lqlllll 4: Hi-Y 3. 4, NVI13' rliml l kiss ihzxt girl? Illll 114-1'vo1ls. I'111 1':1vi11g, Il w1'0c'k. A1141 if P11 iimls this thing fmt I know hm-'ll lm-:lk mv 111-ck. li. l.Ul'lS1-I SNYIJICII SKINXY 1 flwff kllflllm Athlvrir' Associzntimi 4: l 1'u11cl1 Uluh 4: As- svmhly 1. 2. 3. 4. Sho doeth little kimliiosses lVhi1-h most lvzivo lllliilllll' 01' dvspisv. F arty-two ICIIXVIN N!'l'IllUYlCll 111-SWA flV1'1lf ll1'11l'f'1lx A. A. l. 2. Il. 42 I 1m ll: 5'. I 1 2 ' 0' ' 4:1201-'t'1l1lul.4. 5 'llz'l f.1'.' -' -:'s:': -4 l' . ... ,. VH.: '.': 'z 1. . . C . HAI! N 'Alill ' - r 053 5 .iizgu 'PN g 'NS U'l'll.' I'll X Asse-mlrlv 1 'i 4' l 1'viul1 Vlulv -l . ...-. -. . ' - 1 Afl1lL'ri4 Assrwizitiuii 4. Lilfs ai ,fowl llrflm- llUIlSl'kl'l'lll'l' Siu- swl-4-ps :xml moles ziml sm-ws Shi-'N 4-vi-1' really ru do lil-V 1lill'l As 1'Vl'l'j' Svnirn' kiinws. GYCUIIGI-I I . STAHTZMAN YOVNG lin-ic ' ll'l11' - A. A. l. 2. EL 4. lim-k has illl unusuzil will-1-. Wi' livin- lic- will lmvv :Ili llllllNll2lllX siiwi-ssflil lunsim-ss 4-am-1-i'. M. KA'l'Ill.ICl-IN Sl'l'ZN4'l'ZlI 1fNl l' Hui ll'lli,: ' Assviululy 2. Ji. 4. .Kzillilvvn was ai sill-ut girl. AVIIU zu-vm' sniil :in 4-xlrn wmwl 1 qv' X Slim-'cl wslrvli flu- rvsr for quita- zu s mn. Alu ' l'1' - -ix' -li' lm lu-:lr1l, llUl!l'Ill'l' S'l'UI'l-'l4'l1ZII lim: 'Ylmul xllnn' ul flu' Xi.rru1'.v A. A. I. 2. 14. 4: Typing Icilillll' llmn-W:iir-N- WVM 4. Ilolr is zl quie-r goml Il'Iflll'l'll ' . . Ii-limi' zliul :I lmrfl wni-lu-r. run. Sm nu- wlau' wi- Illini: lu- will luv IIHIIIZIQUI' of Nixzmk A1'1lllt'lIlj'. Forly-ilircc ,P Q42 fiffff 35 Ja- , 11. ,, M, - 2 A J l , , , , .W -..Y ...Y -.W MV. , im x.,-N ' .kd Xe. ALMA lfl. Sl'll'Kl1lCR SPIUK I lmpa' lo iwll you Athl11ti1- ASSt1l'i21l'ill1l 4: l.i1111'11ry Socfioty 1. 2 11. -1: Hz11111i1'1':1ft P11111 -1. Fl'K'i1'S tho 1112111 tl1:1t's ill love with Alum. l'is t1'111- 1111 111'iv1-s tl Lizzie. Thvy go sn fust 211111111 the 1111111 Thut it 111:1kes our .Xllllll 11izzy. ROBERT J, 'l'AI.l!ERT SHEIK 'iffililml-ll neck or gimme 1Irr11fh A..-1.1, 2.3,-1. Sheik hails from F1111kst11w11. XV1- oft1-11 wou- l16'1' what 11e1':1111e of the 111ispl:11'P11 ey1-1111'11w 1111 his 111111111' lip. LORETTA M. SPICTKLER DEED For H0111f1'11'.e sakff' Asseiulrly 1. 2. 3, 4. S1114 was just the quiet kind. Of 111il110st 111311111-1' 111111 gvhtlest h11z11't J. PRESTON THOMAS PRES Au: yes A. A. 1. 2, 21. 4: 111129 P11111 -1. This f1z1shi11g y1111111: lllilll is :1 11111111111 typist. JUSEPIIINE SPIIGLMAN Jo Oh ships ASS6-Flllhly 1. 2: Vollvy 111111 1. 2: 11101-1 Ulllll fi, -1: Athlvtic Ass111'iz1tio11 l, 22: Vice--I'1'esi111111t 211 I'1'esi11e'11t -li l!z1sk1'tl1:1ll 1. i'11ptz1i11 2. 3. 4: Assistant Spnrt I'l11it01' H011-Wzlil'-N-1V11t 3: As- sistant Sport I1111it111' S1-j11s11t': V111--I'1'1-1si111-11t 1'1z1ss 111' E251 1Vi11111J1' of K1-0 Blill' Al1111111i P1'iz1'. Hats off to .111 who was 1111111 to win. Ulll' 111-st zxll 11111111111 with hm' poppy grin. A gift of the gods. this best p11l 11f 1111, S11l'i'I'SS 111111 p1'11sp1-rity 111-11 1111 z1t hor 111111. Forty-four l1lCI.l'IX S'1'UI'lf'l lCli l!ll.1.x' Oli mr'r'1'yf AXSSPIIIIIU' 1. 2. IS: Iialmlicmfl Vinh. Though tim? umy mlm-. and fillli' gm. I'l1l ll9VC'l' in an hllrry. VHA KLES WICA NT I..xm' ff'P11N1ll'L'llU lflm' 111111 1. 1. .,. 4. A. A. .L ,,. Illillllillli' Vlulr 4. Lady revs-Is in gn-nsm-. His vhis-t' mls-light is Kl'f'ilNX 1ll2li'llilll'l'Y. AVA Sl'M511'IIiS Aw: I m' l'uI'.w x1lL'r ' -ll As! Athle-tim' Assm-izltiml 4: I'il'l'll1'll l'l11l1 svullmly 1. 2. 14. 4. S111-'s little-. but slufs wisv. Slll'.S il ll'I'1'Ul' fm' 1101- sim-. W. ALLIGN WI-II.l,lN19I11ll Drlir: Ilu1r'.w ilu' .llm'!!Imul A. A. l. 2. Zi. -L: linsolmll Ii. Dukv is mm of nur In-st Imsvlvull plzlyl-rs. Many we-rv the- pitvllk-1's who in-1111114-41 wlwn lu- 1:31116 to the halt. HAZICI. .l. 'FIGNNI-IX 'lflcx flu ulrrrul f'Iu1-Ivy. gm ulu-url Glvv Club Ji, -L: 1'rosi1l4-llt nl' 1Jl'2llll2lfi1' Vlulm 43 Assvlnhly 1. 2: llalslu-rlnull 2. Ii. 4: ,xHlll'li1' gXSSU1'i2ltiUll 1'l2lZk'l'S always lrrigm :xml vllm-L-1'y. Sims lll'V1'l' sml um' we-zlry. 12. 3. 4. ..i...................i-...-.---- 1, fi ll? 53 if 31 if . x, . X! fi mf ,Ngxnwb Pri? QR .AX V - 2 Q 'ff' ,A ff 2 ,un . f 1 .6 tm 'TMX I !L1! fl ,, fe A, Aa . ,f .-in 5, BV. 8' 5 'K' fy., QQ . ,vu Q N W? fzijf, 1.515 iffy fm S110 allways likm-s tho llll'll. Wj X1-s. yvs Tllilfs Ton. -P Qin ' 1 Forty-jvc in' .wr 5 .WX .xnxx WP. ' url' lx. ' if .N wil f ' KA'l'IlAKlNIC li. THOMAS KAY Yule Egg AXSSUIIIIDIA' 1. 2. Zi. -li Fl'0ll1'll lflllll. Hur hair is golden, Hur reyes :Irv hhw, H1-r Vil'fllK'S are Illillly-H Su Kay l1L'1'0's To you! Glifllllilfl E. WILLIAMS IHLL Air A. A. 4: Art Editor' Sc-'jusof -1: S1'l011i'l' Club 4. Hill is an artist. all he 1100118 is the lllfldl-'lS. Nearly :ill the art work of S1-'jusof is I3i1l's ll2ll1IllXVU1'li. ' ILICT V. THOMAS You will! Will llflflu Assn-mhly 2. I-I: Glee Ululr -1: Ile-hzlfillg Club 4: Athlvtic- Assouizxtioll 24. -lg Hi-Y Girls' 1'luhI3.-1. She smiles when she works. Shel SIIIHPS whvn she- plays. Hur sunny disposition, Shows in umlly. umny ways. CHARLICS F1ClCIPlCllll'K NYINTI-Ili SKINNY Im you lfflllf flu' lirlpvrs nuff A. A. -L: I-'ootlmull 4. Six-feet-two in his stovking feel' Kopt getting l'lll11llL'1' the 1llUl'U h0'1l call. MARY ICMMIGRT TOMS Tour 'Xfire Whiz Athlvtiv Assovialtioll -L: Vive-1'1'vsi1Iv11t Ilmuli vmft Uluh: Assenlhly 1. 2, 3, -L. Tnlhy. you hzlvv :1 1IlE1l'yu llvzlrt. yval. wo thunk if. It hvlps us on the- h1'u4-xy sidu of cure. Forty-six wxxxlxly 1. L: 1'AI.l'IlC'l'I4'I' I W K T1cx41'x's .ll!f H'fu'rl GNl'I1l Glxxo Vlllll 35. 42 Athlxxlix- .Xssxwixxxixxxx 4' K+ .x ' Ili Y Girls' Vlxxlx -4. 4. A xxxxxiflvxx xxxxxclx-sl. yx-t sn-li'-pxxssxxssx-xl. YoxxTlxl'xx1 :xxxxl lil'l'Hj' zxxxxl simply xlrx-ssx-xl. .Xli'l'lll'll I . YI'IA1il,I'I x . 4. 4t Fzxptxxxxx .,. I 4 Vl l' llrgf. Imp A. A. 1. J. .L 4: lwxxvilxsxll 2. 5' l xQ!'x'llx:xIl 1. 2. iusixxa-ss Mxxxxaxgxxx' ul' Sx-jxxsol' 4: Glx-xx Flxxh 4 Ill-Y IZ. 4: Trzxxlx 1 ' 'S 4 -. v4.4 Ott is xnxx- ul' thx- lcxxxxl whu zxlwzxys hkxxs xxx hx- ixx tho thirk ut' lxxxttlx-, Wlxxxxw-V-' lxlo voxx'll lixxxl int. Nl'l 'A ll rlxoxw' S lrxxll- 1'. WAIQICXIHIVI' Svxxxnv Ili lixx'l xml: fllll xxx! Assn-xxxlxly l. 2: Atlxlvfix' Assnvizxlixxxx 4: tllvx- l'lxxh ,L 4, XVIIOII Nihx 4'llTl'l'S thxx sxlhxxxxlrxxxxlxx clxmr. Sha-'s :xlwxxvs rxxvixxu uf thx- xxx-'ht lux-lxm-. All xlxxy lung sho vrzxxxvs hx-1 xxx-vk. To tx-I1 Axxxxxx Loc uf hx-x' wxxxxxlwlxxl 1'x-xfk. I,l'I4lN X. ZAIIN Zxxxxsxcx I rl Hi-Y 35. 4: A A. 1. 2. Ji. 4: Ulm- 1'lx1h4: Ibm'- llilfillgl Vlxllr 41 I'1'x-sixlvxxi 4: Assxvvizxlo lixlilaxx' uf Iflmx-XV:xiI'-N-NV:xT 4. Zzxhxxski is :x xh-vp zxxxxl 1xx'xxt'uxxxx4I lhixxkx-x'. :xl- waxys rxxzxxly with :xxx :xrguxxxv x gxmd nxixxistxxxz Sha' is N Slxxx is lu nlx'l llxinl: .W xxl. H11 wxll xxxzxlw I4ll'lSlC YHVYIS Iluxxxl: I lu'!r'lx1l .., 1 x'x-xxvlx 1'lxxh 41 Assxxxxxhly I. J. .x. 4. fwx-vt of Qlislmsitiulx, vxxxg. wisx- xxxxxl kixxxl. Slxv is full Slxv vxxxxxxxxt lu ut rrux- :xI'I'x-vlixnx. - xlx-Nm-xl Forfy-xcrcn , .917 QI, K ,-.5 ,,-7 fly f?i,f:fb kgs ., ' 4 ., ,... f M X' ,. 3 ? fjfgbgi . F . -'-' -px, - 1-WEE , . 11 25? .wg g a g Y AQ, M ,,, ' 5' 0- Lf. RN 5 Vk,b K : . s. 4 . 'R we - .L .ff-A V- gy, - .., ,,. - x -X .pk mx- .X ,f 1911. . I f --Dreams Came True We hold these untruths to be enough evidence, that all pupils are not created equal, that they are not given enough rightsg that those not given are:--Less study, more play, the right to sass teachers and play hookey when we feel like itg that we should govern ourselves and also the teachersg that, when the teachers interfere, it is our right, it is our duty, to go on a strike or abolish their rules, and substitute our own, which of course have no principle or solid foundation, but any how are better than none at all. Prunes, indeed, will dictate that the teachers? rulings, such as the demerit system, should be changed for light and unknown causes. All experience has shown that even an animal is not disposed to suffer while we are made suffer- able, Certainly we will not take any back talk from the teachers, or anyone else who tries to upset our form of government. But we demand the right to throw those persons out of the room, and if necessary, to give them a good thrashing. Of course, all of which is uncalled for, because they should let us do as we please. But when a long train of abuses and wallops, all pursuing the same end, evinces a design to reduce us to a small bit of cracker dust, it is our unlawful right, to throw off such blows, run out of the room and provide new clubs and lead brickbats for our future security. Give Us Liberty or Give Us Deaih! I. i When these dreams come true we are going to will4To Fred Mc- Sherry and Catherine Miller, the pleasures, displeasures, and duties of Jay Schaff and Josephine Spielman. II. To E. SwafA place in If. S. Senate iso he can rave ony. III. To Catherine Berger-Almeda Barr's ability to bluff. IV. To Lou Fahnestock-An extra pair of pockets in his pants while speaking. V. To Ruby Itneyer-Sylvia Cohenls conceit VI. To Fritz Miller-A position in the President's cabinet. f,Kitchenj. VII. To Mary Beachley-Tilly Bikle's Hschool girl complexion. VIII. To Howard Schellhase-A job in Bester's brick yard. IX. To Lorraine Kountz-A free hair cut. X. To Chestnut Reecher-Babe Ruthls ability to play ball. XI. To Ruth RidgelyfSomething to really be conceited about. XII. To Allen Wellinger---A diploma from Sing Sing. XIII. To the Stonebraker Twins--Full authority to run everything. XIV. To J. V. Flannery, Jr.-Tick Needyis ability to stay home Sun- day nights. XV. To Jane Harman-Mildred Nikirkls height. XVI. To Davey Blenard-A gum medal for being the most illustrious, intellectual personage around the Campus of W. C. H. S. XVII. To Virginia. McCauley-Mary Belle Bower's ability to debate. XVIII. To George Fisher-A new pair of dice, and we wish his ability to gamble, to be bestowed on blabbermouth Elliott. F arty-eight XIX. To Lucille Miller--!l'he manag.5ement of the basketball team. XX. To Clay McLaughlin- fA free letter and transfer delivery to Cham- bersburg. XXI. To the junior Girlsf'I amiliar disease of the Seniors- chewing- gumitisfi XXII. To Liz Herbert-A few raindrops of moisture . or better known as a few 4'D's . from Buster. XXIII. To Doris Nighf--The one who helped her sell Operetta tickets. XXIV. To Bully Roulettef-The fulfillment of his desire to beat up the whole school tfaculty excludedi. XXV. To the 1926 Year Hook Stafff.X whole years vacation. XXVI. To Bieron C. Griniesfek private secretary to take care of his business and social affairs. XXVII. To Letitia Shenk-1X permanent wave. XXVIII. To Lee Hankeyf.X yearly subscription to Whiz Hang to learn new jokes. XXIX. To Mildred Cushen-Margaret Rohrer's brilliancy. XXX. To l'Coby'l Hartle-john Marshall's knowledge of law. XXXI. To Lib Matthews- -Helen Lyons terpsichorean art. XXXII. To Decta Thonisone- -A more up-to-date method to obtain the use of others resources. XXXIII. To Beefy Hutchensf-.VX harder head so he can withstand the football coachls blows. XXXIV. To HFirpo7' Dorsey-A position as truant officer for a corre- spondent school. XXXV. To i'Pres Howardfff A cheer leader in the above school, XXXVI. To H.-Xbe' 3.I2lI'tlIlf'RBS6l'VCCl parking space on Washington Avenue. XXXVII. To uI ifty Linebaughf -A job as Manual Training teacher in a local high school. Class Slaiisz' ics niiy Vote ol' classy .losepliine Spielnian .. ..,. Ilest Ali .trouml ... Ilarriette llrexver . .. .... liesl Iamlcing .,..... lilizalretli Ilarnian . ,...Most S4-liool Spirit .. Ilazel 'Penney . .. . .... Must Vopulai' ...,.. Violet Tlioinas . .. .... Most Hrigiinil .... fl2lllll'1'Ill0 Lewis ... .... lies! Athlete . . .. Margxarel Iiolirer .. .... Most Stntlious ..,, Sylvia Uolien ...., .,.. 3 lost Voiieeitetl ltlzl IQUXVIJIIIII ... .... llest llresser .. Helen Lyon ...... . . ,.I1i-st Iianeei' ,. Valeeliee XVFIKIIUI' ,. .... Sportiest .,... Miltlrefl Klipp ,... . .... Wiltiesl .. .. ll2ltlll'I'Ill0 Vlipp .. .. ..., liaxiest ., . . . ., .Xlnietla Hari' .... .... I lest liluffei' .,. Matilda Ilikle .... ..,. B lost t'li-ver' .,.... Kathleen Alialt .. ,.., Most ,Xttraelire .. Iilixalietli llntlei' ., ..... Most 1'l1eei'!'uI .. Lillian Smith ,.. ..... I lost Talkative ..... Mary lzei' . .... .,..I.ikely to Siieeeetl ,. Fern Lowinan .. ,,., Most Quiet ..... ,, Virginia Shi-nk .. .... Iiest' Mnsieian .... Iiuth Iiowinan .... . . . Most Aiiihitioiis ,. Forty-nine .kl'IllllI' Yeakle Louis lfalliiesloelt Iiobert Miller Ifowaril St-liellliase l+'i'e1lei'ieli Miller 'lIllt:lllIlS tloiwloii Alvin Sunni t'l:ii'eilee lieek 12 'l', Menlzei' Ilzllpli llaii' Ilarolml llelni lVllIlll'!' Iltmxvl' I'aul t'i'nnkleton NVatle liearfl t'lai'enee XIef'ol1llell llnlnert Sllblllhllvl' llolxert 'lI2lllIL'l'l .lllllll Norton liieliarel .lolinston t', Ileekley Ilaroltl liirlei' .lolill Slim-key History of the Class of '25 In the early part of September of the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one, an assemblage of some two hundred and sixty of Americais youths, entered the Washington County High School. Yes, we were green, but it takes green things to grow. The goal seemed far distant and hazy at first. Then as the days went by, we began to possess a bit of knowledge and self confidence, which are the first requisite to great undertakings. Since the most successful enterprises must be organized, a class meeting was called. The following officers were elected, and well did they serve, President, C. L. Stouffer, Vice-President, Josephine Spielmang Secretary, Ida Rowland, Treasurer, Thomas Gordon, Assistant Treasurer, Virginia Shenk. Autumn came. Again we were back at our studies with a grim determina- tion to succeed. Like preceding classes, ours also decreased in number. Some fell by the wayside while others Usteamed aheadf' The biggest event of the year was out first class party which was held in February. It was a joyous meeting of our classmates, a delightful affair in- deed. At a class meeting we selected our class flower, class colors, our motto, and designs for our rings, pins and pennants. We became active in athletics. In the Inter-Class basketball tourna- ment we came out victorious. We were not only represented well in athletics, but we also had a fine representation in music and art. Then came the third mile-stone. The class divided itself into Commercial and Academic sections in accordance with the vocational tendencies of its in- dividual members. During the year a debate was held between the boys and girls, in which the girls won. Due to the withdrawal of our President, whose absence was felt by all, A. jay Schaff was elected to the ofhce. We gave a farewell to the Seniors at the Country Club. It was consider- ed one of the most elaborate farewells ever held in the history of our High School. Now has come the last mile-stone of our High School course. To crown our class with more glory, our football team won the Cumberland Valley Championship. Preparations are now being made for our final Hwindupfi Only too soon willour classmates be separated, and each will take up his duties and start out on lifels great highway to strive for success. Fifty O E mf M I WH !, v- J um o nsx , ay 1 J Q q fff mf 'SZ N M 'W Q Q jffffpw H W v Q I ,.'f 4,f.l.M Anglo. Mal' Iiakvr, l'rla Iiill'liIll?lll, llazl-l llarnor, lim-illu H02lCll10j'. Mary Ilorgor, l1'1':111cvs Ilowurs, Hazol llownian, l12ll'!.IlH'l'llt' HUNVIIIEIII. Fl0l'l1lll'0 Iil'2lllll0llblll'g. Hvlvn l!1'0wei'. Gaynvll llroweiz Mary llnrkholdor. Ulovor Ulark, Halen Ulark. lsaluollv Uline, Edna Cook. Alvda Cooper. Lillian Ensiningvr. Ennna Fahrnvy. Alive Fl-ild, Fanny Fuglo. Mildred Foltz. Louise Fritz. Alice Fridinger. Hazvl Glass, GW:-nella Glass. Martha Gussard. Edna Grayson. Dorothy Green, Naomi Green, Odessa Junior Class--Girls Gruvv, Fraln-l-s Ilrnlw1'. Mala-l Harman. Jann Hastings. f'Elflll'l'llll' Hansv, Mildrvd Hvoflwr. lla-lva Ilildehrand. Edna Hoover. lilizalwtll Horst. Elsie Horst, Tony Ifnoyvr, Gladys ltiivyl-X11 Ruby Jnlinston, Iflyvlyn Kiraf-ofe. F1'ivda Koogle. Ifllizalwtli Konntz. Ln1'raine lmI4'vv1's'. Cilfll0l'lll0 Maine. Ruth Marte-nvy. Margaret Martin. 'l'ln-luia Mathias. Louisi- Miller. Anna Miller, I'atl1e1-inc Miller. Evelyn Mowen, Edna Myers. Olivo Myvrs. Edith Nigh. Doris X0l'fllCl'll, Lois 0'Ne-al, Ruth Parrizo, Ruth Fifty-two Pryor. f'2lllll'l'llllF Rivd. Hole-n Ridgoly. Ruth IlOll1'01', Lnnisu Rowland. Ill-lon Rowland. Pauline Rydvr. Heh-11 Salim, Uatlierino Schindler. Frieda Schindler. Iicln-eval S6llll01'. Elsie Shank, Ramona Sigler, Mildred Smith. Martha Spvssard. He-le-n Spiehnan, Elizaln-th Spielnian. Golievivvc Staley. Lonisv Startzman. Anna Stine, Catlierine Stonebrakvr. Alim- Stonebraker. Ella Strito, Esther Stritu. Luc-ilc S1l1IllLl61'S, Vivian Talbert, Lois Truinpowor. Mabel XVil1f6!1'S, Mozolle XVhite, Virginia YViley. Mary Yeakle, Josephine 12214112 John I13l1'IlllZll'f, 1':1uI Ilvzu-hloy. I 1'1-111-1 lieyaml. Iinln-rt l:12l4'k, Gs-u1'gv 1111-11:11'd. Ilnvifl Bmvllnxll. IIzu'1'y IEOXVIIIEUI. Hugh llruwn, Glenn IC. Brown, Hzxrold l'l:1g.:s-tt, Russ f'0l1l'2ld, John II Ilelzuulor. Ch-n1'g1 Dix, Nvilliillll Elliot. Hulu-rt 1!'iSllkxl'. Gourgu fi1IlIlllUl'X'. .Ian-lc Fovklx-1'. Ifn-ml l 1'vu111l, I'I4 l'UHlll Grimes, Iiyron H2ll1li9j', Lvc H01-k. Ralph Hv1'h4-1't, 1'll2ll'Il'S 'in-lc H1-4-lilvy. Ifrm-ml II. M Junior Cla.s's--Boys Hurst. Xvilliillll ISt'lllil!Ql'I', RIZKXIIGIHI ISt'lllillQIL'l'. XVilli:l1n .'l'llliillS. Mark Johns. l,2lXVl'l'lll'I' KN-fly. All'1'1'4l IQUIIIID. li, H, Iivplingvr. .Iuhn lix-1'sl111m'. Iinlu-rr Iilltlillk Russ Iiwps. Ilzlrry 1.4-lfl-x'1'n-, William I,i1nlsuy. SIlL'lll'l'l' Lnngf. lim-11111-ill Martin, I'1'n-stull Xlvldlllgllllill. Flux MvSln-1'1'y. Frm-41 Mum-fm-0, Kmnp Mi1l1ll1-linuf, .Im-nl Milli-r. Milfnn BlllIl1'llllUl'0. Gail Mys-lw. li. IC. Mym-rs. XViIli:un Nvwc-mm-1'. Iirlwin Fifly-fllrvc l'1wI1', Ilnlwl'I lim-ml. NlPl'lllJ!ll liivv. Ll-wis li. linlllmtv. l':l1'rull Itumly, Iiulwrt llunn. 4'lm1'ls-s SR'llXX'illgl'l'!'. li II: Shviss, Kzllniulnll Sh4Y1'Il12lIi0l'. II, Ii SIIUXYIIHIII. I-I. l-'. Smith. 1'l1z1l'ls-Q Slllilll. li. Il. SlI4ll'l'2I'L'l'll. U, NN Slll'i'f'hl'l'. linlph Stzxtlc-1'. Rillllllll Slinn. I.m'L' 'fllUlllilS. lx. W. I'l1lv1'. Holm-1'I xvilgillllilll. 1'll:1l'l4 NY1-sr. Vurtis NYilsun. Norris Wyuml. .I. .I. Ojficers President .... ..... .... F R ED MCSHERRY Vice-President . . . . . HCATHERINE MILLER Secretary .,.. ........... . MAE ANGLE Treasurer ........ .... R AYMOND SCHVVINGER Assistant Treasurer . . . ...... LUCILLE BARNER History of the Class of '26 In the fall of 1922 we introduced our banner on the field of combat to that illustrious list, who having conquered Caesar, Shakespeare and their modern contemporaries of the affray, had sought larger fields of triumph. Though we may have been the source of consternation to our instructors and objects of derision for the upper classmen, we soon dispelled these delusions. For after a few months of accustoming ourselves to the routine of our new sphere, we shed our mantles of green. We demonstrated our athletic prowess by the boys' capturing the Inter- Class basketball cup. As every successful expedition needs its guides, so We, for our leaders, chose as President, Fred McSherryg Vice-President, Catherine Miller, Secre- tary, Mae Angle, Treasurer, Raymond Schwingerg Asst. Treasurer, Lucille Barner. As a fitting conclusion of our hrst year of ardent labor we held a picnic at Braddock Heights. But, alas, rain proved to be the dispoiler of our anticipated pleasures. After a season of appreciated diversion we reassembled to renew our tasks. But we missed the name of a comrade, familiar, dear, Charles Humel- sine, who in death hath achieved his victory. As reveille sounds at the dawn of our third season of conquest we find many among the missing and vanquished. Our prayer goes out to them for fairer fortunes in future affairs. Every previous year we have contributed a fine representation of contest- ants in the various fields of extra curricular activities. We are ever striving to make, as an incentive to our successors, every en- deavor, a field of conquest, every goal, an illustrious triumph. Fifty-four ef f' ' if Q! NX , G' ff -9 f ff A.Af5f Q Xie ,....1g.. WMU Adams. Helen Angle. Margaret Annan, Jane Baehtel, Catherine Baechtel, .lane Haltzley. Anna Rauglnnan. lsadora Berger. Catherine Bikle, Jane Ringhain, Mary Binghani, Mildred Bingley. Catherine Blair. Pauline Bloyer. Ruth Brandenburg, Freeda Brown, Catherine Brown, Ruth Brumbaugh. Mary Byers. Ruth Chenoweth. Evelyn Chesley, Estella Connor, Pauline Conrad, Louise Conrad. Mary Stewart Uottrill, Naomi Davis, Katherine Doub, Harriet Downey, Nellie Sophomore Class--Girls Ennnert, Virginia Everhart, Maud Fahrney. Elton Fahrney, lris Fisher, Mildred Forsythe. Lillian Forsythe, Violet Fl'69lilll2'lll. Ethel Frush. Isabel Garmong. Altrudo Garver, Lucille Gibson, Gladys Gilbert, Hilda Haines, Harriet Harne. Catherine Hart. Margaret Hause, Uatherine Hershey, Helen Holsopple. Mary 4 Hose. Katherine Johnston. Pauline Keller. Jane Kershner. Julia Koons, Ruth Kremer, Elizabeth LeGore, Elizabeth Lehman. l ranves Linthicum, Eleanor 'a therine Lowlnan. Jean Magruder, Lorraine Mannahan, Mabel Matthews, Elizabeth Mctlonnell. Gayl McCoy. Mary McCrory. Josephine Meyers, Elsie Meyers, Gladys Middlekauff. Catherine Miller. Lucille Minnick. Charlotte Moats. Virginia Moler. Genevieve Morgan, Beulah Morningstar, Evelyn Morris. Idella Moser, Leona Munson. Helen Nawgel, Henrietta Neikirk. Vir,-'ginia Usbourn, Norma Pardee. Laura Parks. Lottie Ranisburg. Mary Reese, Helen Rhodes. Mary Riggs, Mae Fifty-six Rohrer, Fillllluil Rohrer, Louise Seibert. Jane Shenk, Julia lielle Shenk, Letitia Slifer, Mary Sniith. Ruth Snyder. Ruth Sowers, Nancy Spitzer, Gladys Sprecher, Louise Starr, Kitty Stitzel. Lucy Stouffer, Gertrude Stouffer. Helen Strole, Doris Thompson, Virginia Troxell, Madilon Vznstot. Helen XVarrenfeltz. Norma xVllltIll0l'6. Olive XVillhide, Mildred XVilson, Clnlrlotte XVintield, Glendora NVitiner. VVilmuth YVyand, Dorothy Zimrnerlnan, Jane Zinnnerlnan, Mildred A1'o11so11, 80101114111 I:2lC'l'hf1'1. Ilzlrry linker. f'lill'l'll4'L' Ihlker. I'I5ll'lDlll I4ifti11gl'1', F04-il I3lou111, Hzlrnhl 1301111013 49101111 Iluwcrs. :X!'tll1lI' Iimwm-'1', Eli 1:1'QXVH1'. Xxviluilkl' I1ll1'g0l'. John I:ll1'1l2l11S. Xvilliillll Bu1'keft, John Uillllljlitlll. William Ctllqiilllgll. H2ll'fl1II Curty. Curl Flipp, FIIOSIQI' Vtlfflllilll. Ifilllill l'0l1011. Melvin VOIIICX. Xvilliillll t'1'0ckett, John IJv1:111dv1'. David Dorsey. Arfhul' Duke. Alllwey Huksti11e. kfrbcrt Fogc-1I111:111, Sidney 1+'i111'y, Flilllk Sophomore Class--Boys I4l':1111'1-. 1b1'x':1l Lim-1'. IA-Iiuy f11ll'UllZili. II2llllill4Pll IA'Slll'l'. Ilulu-1-1 Grzllmll, 1'l1:11'ls-s 1111111 II1-111'3' l,1'itI'ilh. 1':11'1'ull Lmlgf. lizxlph 1imlT', liussx-ll 1,1151 VIVIIUIIIZIS Ilalim-s. Iilliul I.11l11111. II:11'1'.x' IIz1111111u111l. 1'l1:11'l1-S AIDIIIQZIIIS. Iizllph Ilzlrtln-. .Iulm Klutz, I :11'1'uw Ii:11't1':1l11't. 1.1-my Xllllm-1'. tim-41121- lluusv, N4-lsmn Millq-r, Yuyln- Ilm-hh. IIow:11'1l Nlillllivll. Vlzllldu' Ill-lI'1'i1-I1. Huy Mmlls, 11:11:14-I Ilixull. li:1y11141111l ylfm1'v. llzllph II1-11sf111. liilvy Nwwly. NVilli4' IIn1si11,24-11 Iluwzml N11-Imls. Jusl-1111 Iluwzlrxl. l'1'1-Stull NUl'flll'l'Il. 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Imsliv Y1:1111ki11s, l'1lIllllHll Yullllkills. M:11'1'i11 Ojyicers President ...... . . . .... RICHARD SMITH Vice-President . . . ..... LETITIA SHENK Secretary ...... ..... H ELEN REESE Treasurer .......... ...... J ARRETT STATON Assistant Treasurer .... ..... C AMILLA ROHRER History of the Class of '27 Sophomore! How big that word looked to us this time last year! And how big the word junior looks to us now! But, though in a short while we shall feel a little more above the class we have now learned to love, we should be, and for the most part are, thankful for the splendid fellowship and co- operation that have existed throughout our second year at Broadway and Surrey. Our class has indeed been a noteworthy one. When we entered the Wash- ington County High School in the fall of '23 we numbered three hundred, the largest Freshmen class the school had ever registered. During this year our social activities were, no doubt, more extensive than those of former years, for we held a most successful Farewell party for Miss Mary Newman, our Latin instructor. As the close of our Freshmen year drew near, we reached the climax of this part of our history, with the election of the following efficient officers: President, Richard Smith, Vice-President, Letitia Shenkg Secretary, Helen Reese, Treasurer, Jarrett Staton, Assistant Treasurer, Camilla Rohrer. Regardless of the Hshynessn and 'ibashfulnessv which we experienced this first year, we emerged from the haze, as one of the most successful first year classes the Washington County High School had ever seen. This success has followed us into our second year, for we have proved our- selves capable, not only by our successful class party, but in all the activities of the school as well. The class of '27 has followed the custom by choosing our rings and pins, which were considered very pretty. A splendid feeling prevalent among Sophomores this year, is that they wish to lend their heartiest and most earnest efforts to better the school, which is doing so much for them. This can be seen in their participation in the va- rious activities of the school, be they athletic or literary. So it can readily be seen that 'Z 7 is a class that can be proud of itself. It is almost a certainty that next year we shall have the best, if not the largest, junior class possible to conceive of in the history of our High School. Prac- tically everything around Washington County High School which at one time seemed muddled is now comprehensible to us, and we shall henceforth look forward to doing better and bigger things for the school we love, and incident- ally for ourselves. Fifty-eight fff ,,..t -N. ,fm ff Xqvxx x' Rx 1 vfwvfw 161, ,N 1.5 ,V R .? ,it v 17, J U , LI! Nr KL mf ..,-rear: . 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Yes, the Seniors can't be beat With their pride and self conceit, But they must remember now We advance as they retreat. When the juniors see us t'Freshiesl' On the street or anywhere, They have just heaps of fun But why should HFreshies'i care? The HSophs are just as bad With their laughter and their scorn, But with this welre even glad And never seem forelorn. The world is all against us And we can't figure out just why, To everyone we seem so funny Sometimes we laugh, again we almost cry We get into their class rooms And only by mistake, To exceed that awful scorn 7Twould take a giant earth quake. Why that guy's just a little i'Freshie We hear the upper classmen say, Oh boy! If ever I grow up Therelll be an awful iight some day. But even if we're HFreshies Weill show you how we try, If youlll just give us the chance, We, too, will be Seniors by and by. Sixty-two Air HLETI S gif ? :ii 2 f i E- ffllil Ai. ' 552133 E, 1 ?,?-1 , f 52225 HE 'Q Qyfiw? 4: , 2 . 3 '1 ' S 1 'a '-gf 52 f x ' 1 -ff' - .j3:1f,,a , ,--I: Iggbf-l u., 1' b 7 jg! Q, 5. 1 0?-I ik ' ' UUJ 'FL'-uf, 7 'F'f'fi'l':3'!9i-1 - 1, , ,cg 5 X Q- 'Tsai 3' Ag' eg. Q W lW -x ., m g, A5113 eq' -jf, f, f f f? ,, QQ H 'Eff X K T, H il :Fd P v .f, I f ,' X AtE2: c' ' XV 77 J' ,,,,, , ,X 4?-Lf 3 ' K A1 XX af R Q ff f X 2 f - Y fy Isa X '-an' If 7 4 ii? W X ' W ' 5 '11 Y- Q I ? I . M 2 230 fl W I . ,Z WJ , ,QQNMQIK Z ,GMM f - lg ' W 'Saw 'QHLZA Broadway Athletic Association President. ...... .... . Jo SPIELMAN Secretary ....... CATHERINE LEWIS Vice-President ..... .BIABEL GRUBER Treasurer ....... MARTHA MARKER The Athletic Association of Broadway MHP' has had a most successful year. Broadwayls only two forms oi athletics4Volley Ball and Basketball, have been Well supported this year by the Association, the membership having been increased one hundred per cent during the year. Spring Activities will begin soon, and We feel sure that they will be sup- ported as well as the afore mentioned athletics. Fine spirit has been shown throughout the year, the Hfansl' having form- ed cheering squads, which added lots of Upepi' to the games. It is the sincere hope of the outgoing class, that athletics will hold a more prominent place in Broadway HHi', in the coming years than it has ever done before. Sixty-four Aihleiic Associaiion President ............ ,TOM GORDON Sl'I'7'f'fll7'j' ......,,.... .Wane Biiaan Vice-Prvsidmzt. . .CLAY BICLAUGHLIN TI'f'ClSZH'f'7' .....,.. AIR. I, K. SHANK The Athletic Association this year has accomplished many things of a really constructive nature. and of much benefit to the school and to school ath- letics. Its greatest achievement has been the winning of the Cumberland Valley Championship in Football. During the Football season the association showed its most spirit. Cheering squads were formed under the leadership of several peppy students. Enthusiastic pep talks were given to the members by Mr. Glenn. Season tickets in Basketball were issued, but they did not meet with com- plete success An Inter-class Basketball contest was sponsored by a large number of members and a cup was awarded to the Senior Team. The Association also gave presents to the coaches as a reward for their Valued guidance in athletic training. The Association started the year with a small sum of money in the treas- ury, but due to a winning team in football the treasury has greatly increased and is now Financially sound. Sixly-Hue Football Review The f'Hagerstown Hill won the C. V. Athletic League Championship for the first time in the history of the school. Much of the success of this season was due to the football camp at Cale- donia, under the supervision of Coaches Poffinberger and Wilson. Upon re- turning to school, practice was held daily at Willow Lane Park. The first game was played at Shepherd College. Although it was not a victory from the standpoint of scoring it helped Coach Poffinberger very much in finding the weak spots in the lineup and it showed him that the team had true fighting spirit which every winning team must have. The next two games which were League Games, proved to be easy vic- tories for the Local Eleven. ' The fourth game which was played with Winchester Hi another member of the League was a game which will go down in History as the best played and most exciting game ever witnessed at Willow Lane Park. With but two minutes to go Dorsey, our local half-back intercepted a forward pass and dash- ed fifty-iive yards down the field for the winning touchdown, Our game with Gettysburg Academy was played in a foot of snow. Never before had our team experienced such playing conditions. With the deciding game of the C. V. A. L. but a week off, practices were held each evening until the moon made its appearance. When the team went on the field, they had but two thoughts, to win or lose fighting. As a result the team was victorious thus making them Champions of the C. V. Athletic League. This game was played at Martinsburg. Although some of our most valuable players will be lost through gradua- tion, the prospects for a championship team next year are very bright. The following players will graduate, Captain Gordon, Ex. Captain Hutzell, Bikle, Winters, Chaney, Cosens, Schellhase and Schroyer. We wish to extend a vote of thanks to Coaches Poffinberger and Brown for their unceasing services to our team. GAMES AT W Shepherds College ....... 34 Shepherdstown W Waynesboro . .... . . . O Home W Chambersburg .. . . . , 7 Chambersburg W Winchester .. , . . . O Home W Gettysburg .. . . . . O Home YV Martinsburg . . . . . . O Martinsburg W Cumberland .. . . . . .43 Home Sixty-six Football Team 1+'1Rs'r Row: Nlilllill. l'll1lll1'X. GUIWIUII. Mus:-nt: Young. Nlzmgzuls, Slcvoxlm Row: 1'1'uvlu-tt. Rupp. Hurm-ll. 'l'. GIll'4lUll. l'z11mt,: Nlnrtin. Imws-y. Iiiklv. Svln-nys-l'. Zvllllill Row: l'n:1vl1 I'llf1illlIl'l'21'l'. t'. Hnrmlmu. Wiutvr. Illllvlwlls. Vivsmms. Xvilgillllilll.Si'IIllli1ll. Svlls-lllmsv. Hula-I1 limwn. FOL'Ic'1'l1 How: St'llillll1t'l'. l:1ll'1lll2l1'l. llull. Milla-V, Mgr.: Ulm-ls. Blvlmllglllin. NVilllll5'L'l', Coaches. . . ....... ,,.,..... ..... 3 I R. POFFINIHERGER and MR. BROXVN Captain .. ..... ,....,,....,.. . TOM GORDON Manager , . . ........ . . ..B01s RIILLER LINE UP Right End .. ........ , .STATONf'-YOUNG Right Tarktc . A ,...,... CHANILY Right Guard . . . , .BIKLE Ccntm' ..,. ..,,.. R UPI' Left Guard . . . . .CROCKIETT Left Tackle . . . .SCHROYER Left End ..... , .BIAUGANS Quarter Bark . . . .,,. GORDON Right Half Bark . . . . .HUTZELL Left Half Bark . . . .DORSEY Full Back .... , . . . . .BIARTIN Sixty-seven t X' Soccer Review Starting out the season this year with a team made up of players who knew very little about the game, Coach LaMar succeeded in building up a team, which, although it did not win a championship, nevertheless displayed great fighting spirit for the school. The team composed largely of greenies, after having been licked into shape played its first game at Middletown a practice game which we lost. However, it did not make such a great showing against some of the league teams, especially against those where soccer is their only sport. Much difficulty was met when the team played on some of the fields in the league. With the exception of Captain Rider, Beard, Messersmith, Dellinger, George, and D. C. Miller who will graduate, the Soccer team will have prac- tically the same material to draw from next year, and it is hoped that it will be able to become Champions of the County. VVe wish to thank Coach LaMar for the interest which he has shown throughout the season. Q GAMES AT HOME VISITING Clearspring 2 Hagerstown 1 Williamsport 5 Hagerstown O Hancock 4 Hagerstown O Boonsboro I Hagerstown 3 Smithburg O Hagerstown 1 Smithburg 1 Hagerstown 3 Boonsboro 1 Hagerstown 2 Hancock 2 Hagerstown O Williamsport 1 Hagerstown O Clearspring 1 Hagerstown O Sixty-eight Soccer Team IfNICI+II.IYlLZ l'm-wldix-ul-41. Ih-ami. l l'0lllliI. Nunlm-1'. XlUSNl'l'SIIliHl STANDING: Mgr. lim-4-la. Fupt. Iiidvr. Alillllikql, Ha-ul-gv. Rim-v. lilq-Imwl. IL 12 Nlillvr. lYl'ulIl5Il'l'. V. Mille-r. Vmlvlx l,:l51z11'. Coach .. Captain .. Manager ....... O. R. I. R. F... C. F.... I. L. F.. O L. F. R H. B C H. B.... L. H. B. R F.B.... L. F. B. . . .MR AUSTIN IAXBIAR ...J Sixty-nine ...X. J, M , , . , ,.HAROLD RIDER . . .CLARENCE BECK . PEDDICORD HW. BEARD H, FRUEND ESSERSMITH R. STOTLER H. CARDAUGII V . . ..L. RICE . RIDER .H. GEORGE DELLINGIiR D. BIILLER Volley Ball Review Volley Ball, although rather slow compared to a number of other games, has been a very popular sport in the past year. Teachers, students, and out- sidersxwere not disappointed when they attended any of the games. In fact they were overjoyed to have had such an opportunity. When our coach Miss McCaffrey called for Volley Ball players, about thirty responded. Out of that number were chosen the eight which now con- stitute the team. They are all Freshies, except one, but when it comes to playing they get there just the same. When the subject, Volley Ball, is mentioned, the first question that comes to mind is, 'LHOW many games did you Win?'l Well, We won eight out of twelve, giving us third place in the league, which consists of teams from Wil- liamsport, Smithsburg, Hancock, Clearspring and Boonsboro. The team is given the honor of winning the games, t'Yes, they plunged in with all their mightfl fought and worked for their school. But then we must not forget the backing which the School gave them. When all the games were played, cheer- ing squads gathered on all sides of the court and yelled for t'Hagerstown.l' Groups at a time assembled and gave those old familiar yells. How encourag- ing they Were. It made the games have some extra life in them, but above all led us to our goal. Although We stand third in the league now, We still have a chance for first place, The girls have practiced every possible day, during the Winter, so they will be in trim for the spring season. Then-Lookout for Hagerstown, be- cause we are going out for the championship HRight.'7 We are going to fight until We have accomplished that, which We have so long striven for? Victory. Seventy Valley Ball Flksw' Row: .huw Zi!llIlI1'l'lll!lll. Yivizm M4-K'lni11. lla-Ion Nlill'kl'l'. Phyllis 'l'ru111'. Arlillv Zivgflvl' SI-IUIPNIY Iluw: lim-IM: Ilul1'xmlu. Lilin Blllllfilll. Iilhm-l IIut1'1n:m, Miss AIi'filIlI'l'1'. ETHEL HOFFMAN PHYLLIS TRONE , HELEN 1X'1ARKER . LILIA MONGON . . JANE ZIMMERMAN HELEN HOFFMAN ARLINE ZIEGLER . VIVIAN NICCLAIN L INR VP Sc-vvnlp-nnf . .First Row . .First Row . .First Row . , ,Sefond Row Sammi Row ..Thirf1' Row ..'1'hi1'1l Row CU77I'I'7' Bark Boys, Basketball Review The review of our past basketball season will not impress the casual ob- server as being entirely successful but there are many important factors which helped to bring forth a rather unsuccessful season, and which, unfortunately, will not in all cases be taken into a consideration when the observer is looking over the scores. At the outset, the team was handicapped by not having a hall where they could practice regularly and privately. The Y. M. C. A. has a line court but is inaccessible to the High School team for permanent practice. It is true that most of the team members belong to gym classes and in that way secure the benefit of the large court but they do not, and have not in the past, had a chance to practice as a team. Everyone who claims to be a critic of sports knows that members of a team must work together in practice if they are to work 'together when they are on the Floor in a regular game. It is generally held that until the High School has a court which they can use all of the time that it cannot hope to turn out teams of the calibre that it ought to. The members of the squad this year deserve commendation for showing their good spirit in face of difhculties. Their spirit of sportsmanship has run higher than ever, this year and it is hoped that the better standard will be maintained. VVe wish to extend our thanks to Coach Osha for his untiring efforts in behalf of our team. Basketball Schedule and Resalls NAME SVIIUUI, 11.x'rlc svouu UPF, NY. C. ll. S. Central High, Washington, D. C. ......... Dec. 23 Z9 8 Home McKinley Tech., Washington, D. C. ....... Jan. 3 36 Away Gettysburg Academy .............. . . .jan 9 9 Home Penn State Forestry Academy .... . . ..jan. 10 14 Home Md. State Normal, Towson .... . . .Jan 16 18 Home Waynesboro High .......... .... . jan. Z 3 23 Home Md. State Normal, Towson ..... .... . Jan. Z4 45 Away St. James School, St. James .... ..... J an. 28 33 Away Martinsburg High .......... . . Jan. 31 22 Away Handley High, Winchester .... ..... F eb. 6 23 Home Cumberland High ............... .... . Feb. 7 23 Away Waynesboro High ...................... Feb. 13 33 Away McKinley Tech., Washington, D. C. ...... .Feb. 14 Z9 Home Chambersburg High ................... .Feb. 20 ZO Home Chambersburg High ..... .... . Feb. 27 Z6 Away Cumberland High ........ .... F eb. 28 25 Home Handley High, Winchester . . . .... March 4 26 Away St. james School ........ .... ll larch 7 15 Home Martinsburg High . . . . . .... March 14 19 Home Seventy-Iwo Boys, Basketball Team Fllasl' Row: Hiillillillll. Alvlailllglllill. IC, Yuungr. SEOONU ROW: Ya-uklo. Sfilfllll. Palm. Gm-41011. ldursvy. JUIIIIHIUII. flvilllill ROW: Martin, Mgr, Univ. Hllllll. 42 thmlml. tum-mls. 1'Uill'll Hslm. lu ml Coach ., O .,.MR. V. R OSHA Captain . . , . ..TOM GORDON Managvr . . . .RALPH BAIR Right Forward Left Forward Cantor ...... Right Guard . Loft Guard ., LINE UP Sevenlp-three YEAKLE GORDON .COSENS MARTIN . .BEARD Girls' Basketball Review The Girlsl Basketball Team passed through a most successful season. A great deal of credit belongs to Coach Wright who put forth his best efforts to turn out a winning team. This year's schedule was not as heavy as in former years. It was the gen- eral opinion that the team heretofore played more games than was best for a girls' team. The most exciting and hardest fought games of the season were the two games with Martinsburg. Although both games were lost, the team played the best games of the season. Every iight for victory was marked by the clean playing of the girls. The team has fared very well financially this year with the Athletic Asso- ciation to back it. Traveling has proved less expensive than the home games. Now that the season is over we have only one sad event to look forward to. That is the graduating of four of the best and most dependable players- Captain Josephine Spielman, Hazel Tenney, Frances Malotte and Catherine Lewis. The first three girls have played on the team during all four years and their loss will be a great blow to the team. But there is still a large amount of material from which to pick a team next year. SCORES AT W. C. H. S. ....... 46 ....... Waynesboro .... . . . 9 .... .Hagerstown W. C. H. S. ....... 20 ....... Martinsburg .. ....,,.. Z8 .... .Martinsburg W. C. H. S. ....... 42 .,..... Shepherd College ..,.. 7 .... .Shepherdstown W. C. H. S. .....,. Z6 ....... Martinsburg .. ........ 29 .... .Hagerstown W. C. H. S. ....... 14 ....... Shippensburg Normal. .22 .... .Shippensburg W. C. H. S. ....... 7 ....,.. Chambersburg ....... 7 .... .Chambersburg W. C. H. S. ....... 25 ....... Waynesboro ........, 19 .... .Waynesboro W. C. H. S. ....... 23 ....... Shepherd College ..... 11 .... .Hagerstown W. C. H. S. ....,.. 16 ....... Chambersburg ....... 12 .... .Hagerstown W. C. H. S. ....,.. 16 ....... Winchester Alumni .... 16 .... .Winchester W. C. H. S. ....... 21 ....... Shippensburg Normal. .17 .... .Hagerstown W. C. H. S. ....... 25 ....... Winchester .Alumni .... 19 .... .Hagerstown Seventy-four Girls, Basketball Team Coafh ..,...,..., Assistant Captain M anagrr .....MR. XYRIGHT Coach .... ...,.. B IIss STINE LINE UP JOSEPHINE SPIELMAN .... LUCILLE BIILLER .,.... FRANCES BIALOTTE. . CATHERINE LEWIS. . . HAZEL TENNEY .... HAZEL FRIIJINGER .,.. . . . . . . .jo SPIELMAN , . UELLA STON . . . . ,Lrjt Forward Right Farwafa' . , .Side Cwztm' .......Cfntw' . . .Lfft Guam' 1 1 1 ,Right clam-ff ERRAKER Suns LUCILLE GARVER GENICVIEVE SPIELMAN LORRAINE BIAGRUDER ETHEL HOFFMAN HIQLRN HoFmr,xN Svvenly-jvc Track Team FIRST Row: Munson, Vapt.: 1 al1nestm:k, Mgr.g Yeakle, McLaughlin, Staton. SECOND Row: Poffillherger. Couclig Dorsey. Martin, Crockett. Kemp. Lasher. Coach . . .. .MR. GLENN POFFINBERGER Captain . . .... .... G ERALD MUNSON Manager . . . . .LoUIs FAHNESTOCK As we look toward the coming season for track, victories and records are once again looming. We tlnd the spirit of track iniluencing more and more each year and already our old timers are training. The C. V. A. L. has decided to drop league baseball and hold track meets of senior events including as new numbersg discus throw, javelin throw, and pole vault. The Hagerstown High School will again this year send representa- tivesto the Tome and St. James meets. With a number of our veteran follow- ers of the sport back this year we can look forward to no other than a most successful season. Seventy-six Socrzvgy -Smhff 0413, -'a?fe1?+ X f f F XX X if N Q Q 171 Y Aix W K- X K C Kr gif L flfllx hx I It-L1 A f LA W XAQ' WW nwwwf WMI IW M' The Boys Glee Club The Boysl Glee Club was organized this year under the voluntary leader- ship of Miss Electa Ziegler, with an enrollment of thirty-five voices. There seems to be prevailing throughout the club this year an unusual amount of pep and enthusiasm. In previous years of the club's career, a year book picture was unnecessary, but this year due to public sentiment of the club, a picture was taken to be published in the next issue of year book. Among the members two quartets have been started. One, called HThe Spontaneous Quartet composed of Seniors appeared on several occasions in public. The other is composed of three Seniors and one junior and is on the road to success. It has been said by vocal critics that the club has excellent quality and should be able to accomplish many things in the future. Herels to its success. Seventy-eight The Girls' Glee Club For many years W. C. H, S. has had a very valuable asset. its Glee Club. This musical club consists of sixty-one members, including the violinist and accompanist. The membership is apportioned according to the best voices in the different classes There are thirty-one Seniors. twenty juniors and ten Sophomores. The Glee Club does not coniine itself entirely to school work, for it is call- ed on often to do work in churches. and elsewhere. This year, the club won first prize in the annual Mummersl parade. Their costumes were quite original, being Tommy Tip Toes. Also, it quite distin- guished itself by having a number of its members in the Alsatia Minstrel Show. Living up to its aim of always presenting a yearly operetta. this year. they presented a play, called, f'The Japanese Girlfl This pageant was picturesque, having a very elaborate setting. In May, the Glee Club was a participant in Music Week Program. As a last finishing touch, with the Boys' Glee Club. sang at the Commencement Week exercises. Not enough credit can be given to Miss Electa Ziegler. for her interest and creditable leadership of the Club. She has led it to success in all of its undertakings, and most of all, it is through her efforts that the Glee Club has become a recognized organization, thereby making W. C. H. S. stand out prominently in music circles. Seventy-nine The H i- Y Review The Hagerstown Hi-Y Club was tirst organized in the fall of 1919 at the Y. M. C. A. Camp along Big Pool. For the last two years the Club, under the leadership of Mr. H. E. Wolf, has been growing steadily. The present Hi-Y began its work in April 1924, when new members were taken into the club. A banquet was given at which Mr. Grossbeck, Wilming- ton, Delaware, Boysl Work Secretary and Mr. J. D. Zentmyer gave interest- ing talks. During the summer outings were held at Besterls Club House along the Potomac River, at Red Bridge and Caledonia. The club started its real work with the beginning of school, Meetings were held every Monday evening at which many interesting discussions took place. One of the first steps made by the club was the publishing of the Hi-Y Helper which introduced the HFour-C Campaignf' This campaign was for the purpose of establishing, clean speech, clean sports, clean living, and clean scholarship. The next step was a Friendship Campaign for the purpose of establishing better friendship. It was introduced at a banquet at which President Gordon, Mr. Hicks and Mr. Wolf gave interesting talks. The remainder of the cam- paign was put across by discussion in regular meetings. During the winter, members of the Club attended conferences at Camp Letts on the Rhodes River and at Wilmington, Delaware. One of the largest feats accomplished by the club was a banquet given to initiate the county schools into Hi-Y work. Mr. Harry Baker, National Boy's Work Secretary and Mr. Zentmyer gave talks on the purpose and work of the Club. Several times the Club was entertained by Max Fiery, its former Presi- dent. Much credit for the success of our Club this year is due to our good leader, Mr. Harry E. Wolf. Eighty Presidmt .,,.. Vice-Prasizimf ,. Secretary .... Treasurer .. Leader . . FREDERICK BIILLER CLARENCE BECK LEON ZAHN LOUIS FAHNIESTOCK DAVID BLENARIJ D. C. MILLER CLAY MCLAUOIILIN Hi-Y Club M EM li li RS MAX FIERI' KENNETH LONG .IOIIN S1-IOCIQEY HARVJLIJ HELA1 C. T. MENTZI-1R LEWIS RIN-1 JAY SOHAIPE NORMAN REED Highly-one , . .rfIllJKlA5 GORDON . HHIEYSER HUSSARD . , , . . .H.AROLIJ RIDER RICHARD JOHNSTON . . .HARRY XYOLF .IAM Es C I-IENOWET H iXRTIi!,'R SYEAKLE AIOSHIQA MI-:SSERSAIITII EDXY.-XRD HUTZ1iI,L CIIIZSTIZR REECHI-:R ELLIS ADAMS .IOE XVYAND ,PQ Orchestra p STANDING, fleft to righti: Hitler. Messt-1's111itl1. Fislit-r. FlElllIl91'y. and C'?i1'lD2il1gll. SIJATED: Fanlphell, HFl'l16l'f. Ih'ews-r. :intl :XIl2iIllN. REVIEW The Orchestra was reorganized in january of this year under the leader- ship of Harold Rider. Rehearsals have been held weekly in the school and Various homes. The Work of the Orchestra has been excellent, bringing not only vociferous applause on numerous occasions but also many comments praising their ex- cellent work. The Orchestra ofliciated at all High School activities, such as, basketball games, programs and commencement. In addition, they played for various clubs, lodges and churches of the city. Although some of the most capable players will be lost through gradua- tion, bright prospects are entertained for next year's organization. Eighty-two The Boys' Hi Dran'zalie Club In October of this school year The Boys, Hi Dramatic Club was organiz- ed with the following officers: President. Ralph Sprecher: Vice-President, Raymond Schwingerg Secretary. Edwin Kemp: Treasurer, Robert Elliott, At a later date the Club chose its colors. blue and gold. The Club was especially fortunate in securing such an able and experienced director as Miss Grace Brane. The first semester was spent in organizing and studying dramatic terms and expression. The second semester was spent in dramatizing several short plays. The first public appearance was March fifth at the Y. M. C. A. The plays were well received and the Club with Miss Brane were tendered many Words of praise. This being the first year for such an organization at Surrey no illustrious achievements can be expected. To be pioneers is a task worthy of admiration. The Club having reaped the benefits of this organization. pass it on to future classes with the hope that by their labor and success they shall perpetuate its existence as a permanent school organization. Class Play According to the custom of past years, the Senior Class will present a play this year. In former years the play was generally Shakespearian. but in re- cent years a modern play has been chosen. This year the play is f'Adam and Eva. a modern comedy in three acts. The interest centers around the King Family. Mr. King is a wealthy rubber merchant. His family have been spoiled and in consequence are great spendthrifts. He gets very tired of constantly paying bills and is seeking some way to escape from his cares when Adam Smith. his South American Manager appears upon the scene. Adam. who is lonesome for a family, agrees to ex- change places with Mr. King. After an uphill fight. Adam deceives the family into rewarded with the hand of pretty Eva King. going to Work and is The whole plot is cleverly conceived and very funny. The following were chosen for the various parts' James King, a rich man ....,... . ..., , .......... . Corinthia, his parlor maid ....... Clinton De Witt, his son-in-law .... . . . Eva King, his youngest daughter. . Julie De Witt, his eldest daughter. Aunt Abby Rocker, his sister'-in-law. . . Dr. Jack Delarnater, his neighbor. . Horace Pilgrim, his uncle ........ Adam Smith, his business manager Lord Andrew Gordon, his would-be son-in-law ......... The directors of the play are:-Miss Innes Boye Meredith. Mr. j. B. Bowser and Mr. V. R. Eighty-tlnee . . AI. PAUL -loxlcs Ins ROVVLAND . . . . .joins Noizrors EL1zA1sET11 HARMAN HARRIETTE BREWER . . . .BIILDRED KLIPP . . . .ROBERT :XIILLER .FRIQDERICK BIILLER Louis FAHNESTOCK . . , . .HAROLD HELM r, Miss Flora Osha. The Hoo-Wair-N- Wat The Hoo-Wair-N-Wat was first started by the girlsof l23, when, with the help of the other students, they published several successful numbers through the Morning Herald. Last year, finding that the former plan of publication was not altogether satisfactory, the girls of the four classes from Broadway successfully edited monthly, a separate four page paper. This year, with a view towards the union of Broadway and Surrey, the Hoo-Wair-N-Wat became a Co-ed Paper. The staff has accomplished its one object-that of editing a peppy, six page paper. It even went so far as to make one number a :Surprise Issuei' of fourteen pages, featuring a two page pictorial section, several cross-word puzzles, and a number of good cuts. During the Hoo-Wair-N-Wat's three years' existence it has been financed by funds obtained from the proceeds of a candy sale, the Bo-Peep Tea Room, a lunch stand at the Fairground, subscriptions, and advertisements EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor .... Poetry Editors . . . Short Story Editors .... Art Editors ...... Sporting Editors .... Wit and Humor Editors Organization Editors . . News Editors . . . Exchange Editors . . . Typing Editors . . . Business Managers . . . Eighty-four ETHEL W. SNYDER, LEON ZAHN, LOUISE STALEY, ROY EICHELBERGER FREDA SCHINDLER, ELLIS ADAMS, ALEDA C ooK, ROY SAUM, HELEN RIARKER, RALPH BAIR, lwARY McCoY, FRED MILLER, JR., VIVIAN SUMMERS, HEYsER BUSSARD, RUBY ITNEYER, RALPH HECK, BIARY SETTLES, RAYMOND SCHVVINGER LILLIAN SMITH, ROBERT STOUFFER, MARY KNEISLEY, LOUIS FAHNESTOCK 1 H OO- U71 ir- N- Siqff F irst Row MARY KNEISLEY FREDA SCHINDLER RAYMOND SCHVVINGER ETHELVV. SNYDER LEON ZAHN VIVIAN SUMMERS ALEDA COOK Swami Row LOIIIS FAI-INESTOCK ELLIS ADAMS FRED IXIILLER LOUISE STALEY C. T. BIENTZICR LEVI BITLER LILLIAN SMITH NORMAN REIZD ROBERT STOIIFFER HEYSLR BUSSARD Eighlw-five Third Row WILLIAM BURHAN XYADIS BEARD MARY SETTLES RALPH HECK MR. O51-IA XYRAY THOIIILINSOIN MISS RICCAFI-'RI-IY RIIIIY ITNEYER CLIPPER CLIPPINGS VOL. XXX, Page 1 MAY l, 1935 Pl-llClE, TXYO BITS CH ENVING GUM ACT' PASSED Famous Circus to be in Boonsboro XVord has been received that tl1e world famous Iloub and Ludwig Circus will be i11 lioonsboro. July -L It may be of interest to the Hagerstown people to k11ow that four of our foriner townsmen travel witl1 this famous sl1ow. They are hvllllltel' Hoover. head clown. Ida Rowland, famous bareback 1'ltlt'l'. XVade Beard, hypnotist and Alice Bittinger. snake charmer. Evangelist Zahn To Be Here The Rev. Leon Zahn l1as bee11 se- weeks COIlll1lPllC'll1,'2,' Zahn was formerly and is a graduate High School. He cured for two August S. Rev. ot' Hagerstown of Hagerstown will be assisted by l1is singer. Ethel Snyder who is also well known here. Bachelors Hold Elevtion The Hagerstown Bachelor Club l1eld a meeting Thursday night. The following were elected for the en- suing year: President . . . .... Vernon Dellinger V.-Pres. . . . ....... Alvin Saum Secretary . . . .... U. Miller Petre Treasurer ........ Charles Flingan Divorve Proveedings Mrs. Clarence Stoulfer has recent- ly tiled suit for a divorce from her llusband, Ularence Stouiter. M1's. Stoutter charges too much loving. and wishes to get back her maiden name. Helen Lyon. Accident on Inter-Urban Motorman is Slightly Injured May 1.-The 7:08 south bou11d car was derailed last evening. The inotorman, Hill Butler. was found unconscious and taken to Dr. Rec-k's ottiees. His injuries were reported to be slight. Locals Mr. and Mrs. I'. T. Mentzer en- tertained the 'llwentieth l'entury Club o11 Thursday. Howard Schellhase. floor walker in l.eiter's Bl0ll'S Shop. had his T011- sils re111oved Friday. The quarantine was lifted from tl1e home of Uhester lieecher on Tuesday. Ilarriette Brewer wl1o was tl1e trained lllll'Sf' i11 attendance. will now return to her lltilllte ill Iowa Falls. Iowa. Miss Hazel Tenney will speak at the City Ilall to-111orrow afternoon Oll the famous subject. Moonshine. Everyone is invited to be present. Arthur Yeakle l1as opened up a Ribbon Factory on the corner of East Avenue illlil Mulberry Street. Mary lfloffman has accepted a position as seainstress i11 Eye-rly's lbepartinent Sto1'e. Miss Almeda liarr XYIIU has been ill at her llflllll-' with Chicken l'ox is again able to resume teaching at Hagerstown High School. Miss Mildred Klipp has accepted a position with the right honorable .lay Schaft. L. Ii. D. Superintendent Ruth Bowman an- ll0lIlll'1 S that there will be lllfi grad- uates from tl1e Cearfoss public school i11 June. The lll'Uf.Zl'2llll will be announced later. Returns From Europe Mr. and Mrs. Hob Talbert a11d their three charming daughters have just returned from Europe. Mrs. Talbeitt was formerly Martha Smith. Eighty-six New Bill Passed in State Senate M a 1' y l a n d :-Senator Edwin Schroyer has at last succeeded ill having The Chewing Gum Act passed, which provides that high school students be allowed to chew guin i11 school. especially i11 History classes, for it seems to be a great aid i11 the digestion of that subject. He has lit-'0ll diligently working on this bill for the last three years. and it is witl1 great pleasure that the students of Maryland schools l0ill'1l of l1is tinal success. Marvelous Invention by Hagers- town Man Edward Keedy. a farmer. livin? north of i0XYll. has succeeded in llltlklllg a perpetual motion ll.l2li'lllllP. This is considered a very great i11- V6'lll'lUl1 and will be of much use to the farmer. A brilliant future is assured for Mr. Keedy. Margaret Rohrer. a missionary in Africa. has just recovered from a poison snake bite. Miss Morning- star received a letter from her last week. NOTICE-Stop at Needy's Radio Shop 011 the way from the show. Pray as you enter. Big Bootlegging King Broken Up Sheriti' Hussard assisted by his deputies t'henoweth and Eichelber- ger disclosed one of the biggest bootlegging rings i11 the history of Hagerstown to-day. 1,0111 Gordon was caught l'2Il'l'Xlllg a case of inoonshine lllill l7haney's Restau- l'2llli'. The 1'aid resulted with tI1e ar- rests of Red Nose Harry. alias Ellis Moug. Old Soak Hoover Rlllil Green- Eyed Mary. alias - - Elizabeth Helf- rich. Page '2 CLIPPI-211 CLIPPIXGS 11111' 1, 111:13 Accident on State Highway .1111111 YV. l'1111l1-1. lll. ll11l'l'1l1VlA' es1'up1-111 se1'i1111s lllj1ll'j'. 511511-'l'll1lA' 11V1111i11g, when his 11111' 11V111'1111'111111 111-1111' C111-1wsvil11-1. 1'11l1111 st1111111 111111 1111 s1e111'e111 the 11111' 111141 Rl 11it1-11 w11il11 trying t11 111'11i11 111111111111 l'11l'. A yflllllfl' lzuly w1111s11 llillllf' is 11111 known was with llllll 111 11111 1111111. The 21llf0Ill0llll9. El S1lI1lP111l1i1'1' Serlnn. was llilfllj' ll111l12lQl'11. 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They were as follows:- Dramatic Club Latin Club Handicraft Club Debating Club French Club Each club held its meeting once a week and was under the supervision of one or more teachers. The meetings were held from three fifteen until four. Every student was required to hold membership in at least one and not more than three of the clubs. Some very valuable work was accomplished, not only in the programs of the clubs themselves but in furthering co-operation between the students and the teachers and in furthering the interest of the students in the school. Ciiizenship Activities ai Surrey The foundation of our citizenship is based on three great principles,4 inspiration, information and participation. The greatest of these is participa- tion. Under the leadership of our history teacher, Mr. E. Russell Hicks, the Senior Class tried to develop these three great principles to a high degree. ln the first part of the year we organized HYe Olde Town Meetingf' which introduced a government, of the student, by the student, for the student, under the guidance of the teacher. Each morning the meeting was opened by the moderator who presided until the end of the business period. The meeting was then turned over to Mr. Hicks. Many interesting dicussions arose and, in addition to our regular history work, much practical information was learned. On March 27, a miniature Congress was organized as part of our regular Civics Course. The Senior Academics became the Senate and the Senior Commercials became the House of Representatives. In the Senate, Edwin Schroyer was elected Vice-President and Arthur Yeakle was made Chief Clerk. joshua Messersmith and Frederick Miller were chosen majority and minority floor leaders by their respective parties. In the House, Robert Stouffer was elected Speaker and Alvin Saum was elected Chief Clerk. Howard Schellhase and King Keedy were chosen ma- jority and minority floor leaders. Party spirit was strong in both Houses. Many bills were introduced and debated upon, Clear thinking became the order of the day. Difficult prob- lems were disposed of in a quick and decisive manner. Problems were solved just as the United States Senate solves them. There is no doubt in the mind of any Senior that this training in Citizen- ship has been and will be a great help to him, 1 Eighty-eight 53 if ki J nw ' as ,xr . 55 Sf' .fy ' , ,f 'ft ,X g' n K N A X 1 Q f mx I N gf 1 we .. U f ' ' I. L 4, Wg 4 5 V ' '- 'T ,A ' ,,,.. ff' IT ? , ' X. Q k 'nz f K ., V 1 mx . ' x , Y 11? s - L L h-,, .k f V' ' A L A i ? A Q ? I , I M L , ,LWA Q L-V, ii-A A - K. , . K ' Lk. , H , The Edison Science Club On Thursday after Thanksgiving Day the first Science Club in the history of Surrey School was organized by the interested members of the Junior and Senior Classes. The club drew up a constitution and elected the it llowing oflic:rs for a term of one school year: President ...... .... C . T. NIENTZER, JR., '25 Vice-President . .. ...... KENNETH LONG, '26 Serretary ...... ...... H AROLD llELM, ,ZS Treasurer ....... ..... H AROLD BRIWVN, 726 Sergeant-at-Arrns . . . ..... .WILERED NEEDY, '25 Scout ..........,..............,... FRED MUSEY, 'ZS The purpose of the club was to stimulate interest along scientific lines and to aid the students to understand new inventions and everyday questions that could not be discussed in class. The club maintained a point system for topics discussed on the weekly programs and in this way everybody had to get Min the whirlll and help it along. Many interesting experiments were performed and much knowledge and enjoyment was derived from them. Beside the work that the club did in its Thursday programs it sponsored several excursions to nearby industrial plants and mills. Boys, Debating Club In the early part of the year the Debating Club was organized under the leadership of Mr. Bowser and Mr. Glenn. Later, an election of officers was held. The following, officers were elected: President .,.......,... LEON ZAHN Secretary ......... J. NIESSERSMITH Vice-President ,.....,.. JAY SCHAFF Assistant Secretary ........ N. REED Treasurer .,.. C. E. BECK The other members Were, J. W, Cable, J. E. Shockey, H. Rider, E. Schroyer and I.. Gruber. At first the Club dwelled on minor debates and proper methods of debate until the Child Labor Question arose. 'Then each member prepared a debate on the subject. in order to pick from the Club a team for afnrmative and nega- tive. The teams picked were: Affirmative Negative J. R. lVlESSERSMITH C. E. BECK J. W, CABLE E. SCHROYER J. E. SHOCKEY A. JAY SCHAFF Very much preparation was made by both teams in getting all material possible and debating among themselves. A similar organization was formed at Broadway and time is expected to bring forth great speakers from both schools. Ninety .. A uiographg 5--T-l. G at 1 QZLZZ4 fiffff 7 '52 ,i'?lf2.'1-'ffgdg , ' f f -Af f.vv-Af f7a f , wwfgfrp, I, lf. . 1 K I 43-A , Li' .',7f.f'fgflg?f If ,Z fs'-f - -Z9 y rl 1 f ,fuv1f1f7.fQ0 f A 44lf' , 'ff ., , 1 if 4-f .7 ,f ,1 f 1: .f ,N A 'l I N t b H V 4. A , , 0 M7 7 L i, V1:-1 :'f - V I 1 -L JM! WV' 1,l,ifl177f I VC ki -,igtgxi x , X' Xxx f-if f' ' 5, ., ff... , Ninety-two A, 74. lv wtf X X 3 K gg i Jokes JUST TO REMIND YOU- The world is old yet likes to laughg New jokes are hard to find, A whole new editorial staff Canlt tickle every mind. PAGE MISS GOLD-DIGGER Dumb Freshie-Did you ever meet a bobbed haired bandit? Senior-Lord Yes, I take one out almost every night. Said the chamber maid to the sleeping guest, Get up you lazy sinnerg For we need the sheet for the table cloth And it's almost time for dinner. Louise Snyder-'iToo bad about Gus, wasn't it?l Ruth Bowman-HWhy, what happened? Louise Snyder--HHe tried to sing the Soap Scene from Naptha, and couldn't reach the high Octagon. PAGE PETRE The country lad had just deposited a nickel in a pay station phone. OperatorfNumber, please? Country LadfNumber nothing, you better give me my chewing gum. POP JONES SAYS Early to bed and early to rise And your girl goes out with the other guys. NOBODY KNOWS Why Baughman gets sick so much? Where john Shockey goes every night alter work? Why Mr. Hicks does not get married? Why typists learn to cuss? Why the roll is not called at the Maryland Theatre in the afternoons? If anybody in the Senior Class will have any money when school stops? Why Mr. Bowser never threw McConnell out of the class room? If Tenney ever tries to sneak out? Wise OneeBet that girlls father owns a wood yard. DumbellfHowls that? Wise One-Oh, I just saw her lumbering up the street. Ninety-four Jokes SEASONABLIQ Thomas-HI want a book for a high school boyf Librarian-4tHow about Fielding? Thomassul dunno. Got anything on Base-running? Sheik Talbert-That girl has a wonderful light in her face. Campbell-Yes, I noticed she has a lantern jaw. A Senior stood on a railroad track, The train was coming fast. The train got off the Railroad Track. And let the Senior pass. -'fF7'C'Sh77lllIZ Daily. K. Ahalt tPantingJff'Oh! This climb is so steep: cant I get a donkey to take me up?i' Bobgilean on me. darling. Marge-Will you marry me? Shelly lThe original cake-eater 3- Do I look like a minister? When ice cream grows on Macaroni trees. When Sahara sands grow muddy. VVhen cats and dogs wear li. Y. Dees. That's the time I like to study, --'By Les Yozmg. Kate Clipp-Why do you close your eyes when you kiss me? Johnny--Because I thought I was in heaven, and who ever heard ol' a red-headed angel? Schaff-Didn't you see me down town last night? I saw you twice. Helen Lyon-No! I never notice people in that condition! ETIQL'E'I'TE OF CIf'I'T1NG IN For the gentleman-Never slap the girl iamiliarly upon the back when cutting in. The girl may be athletic herself. Always have some quaint pleasantry to offer, such as- All right liill. I'll push her around for awhileg l' or HWell, here I am. just as I promised. For the lady-Turn to the man who is leaving and say. Thank you. louseylw Ninety-five Jokes IN CHURCH Preach Rider-That last note was D-flat. Hugh George-Yes, it was, but this is hardly the place to say it. BASSO PROFUNDO Leon Zahn-Would you advise me to cultivate my voice, Doris? Doris Nigh-By all means. cultivate it, but plant it deep. HELPFUL HINTS FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE If your first spoonful of soup proves too hot to swallow, don't hide it in your napkin as some people do. Simply gargle it in your throat for a while and the difficulty will be neatly overcome. If a piece of meat slips ohf your plate while you're cutting it, capture it as quickly as possible and with your fork flip it gayly across the table. If you upset a bit of gravy on the table cloth donlt call attention to it by shoveling it up with your spoon. Place a piece of buttered bread over it, but- ter side down. If an ice is served don't gulp it down. Dilly dally with it in a bored sort of way. Make soup of it by mashing it with your spoon. This is certain to make a lasting impression on your hostess. If you upset your coffee cup into your fair partner's lap donlt let a long embarrassing silence ensue. Assure her instantly that you really didnlt care for the coffee any way. 411,111 being played for a suckerfl said the vacuum cleaner as it ran over the rug. A WEEK-END TRIP H. Freund-HI came in a Cole Eightfl Ruth Ridgely-UYeh? H. Freund-f'Yeh. Coal car with eight wheels' JUST WHY CAN YOU CALL A GIRL A chicken but not a hen, A terror but not a fright, A kitten but not a cat, A vision but not a sight? A HThis is a rather tart retort, said the comedian as he hurled a custard pie at the hero. Mong-'fHow did you catch such a cold? McConnell-HSomebody played the 'Star Spangled Banner? when I was taking a bath. Ninety-six J okes Sam-Cullud man. we got a bugler in our outtit what am! When he blows reveille, de dead start puttin' on der shoes. Bo-Am dat a fact? Well. niggah. dat is only a bum impression! When our winjammer places his face to his horn. and blows. 'Soupyf' de cooks have to cover the strawberries. to keep them from kicking the whipped cream out of the dishes! jack Flannery tto LizlfDid you knock 'em cold in Virgil yesterday. Liz-Yes, zero. DO YOI' REMEMBER swhen T. Gordon was a woman-hater? ---when C. T. Mentzer was a 'tfree-agent? -when Skinney Winters tipped the scales at one hundred pounds? -when Sheik Talbert tried to grow a mustache? --when Ott Yeakle shaved only once a week? -when Liz Herbert missed a dance? Hwhen Edwin Schroyer refused to start an argument? -when Clay McLaughlin thought Chambersburg was Usomewhere in Europe?'! -when Bob Martin missed a night at HER home? --fwhen Clarence Beck had very little to say? -when Pop jones used words like Ugosh durn instead of Ix lx! I I ? -when the name Katherine rlidn't mean a thing to Skeets Bair? -when Mike Brewer pleaded guilty to the fact that he was the hand- somest fellow around Surrey? -when johnny Cable hadn't learned to drive with one hand? -when jake Messersmith missed a day of school? -when Tick Needy wouldn't talk about Radio? --when Ches Reecher was real bashful? MUST BE DR. CUPIIJ I don't like your heart action. said the doctor, applying his stethoscope. I guess youlve had some trouble with angina pectoris. haven't you? 4'You're partly right, docf' answered D. C. Miller sheepishly. HOnly that ainlt her namef' 14 tt MASH AND SM.-XSH Bob Miller--We've met before, I think. She--Have we? Bob Miller-Yesg in my dreams last night you were the young lady who kissed me. SheiOh, now I remember! In my dreams last night you were the young man whose face I slapped for being too fresh. Ninety-seven J okes - SILLY Ellis Adams-itAre we alone, darling?l' She+f'No, I think We're togetherfl THIS IS DEEP---SAY IT FAST Nice limbusine! McKinsey remarked, as the girl climbed into the waiting machine. I f'This lets me out,'l said the convict as he fondled the hacksaw. Stovepolish-How yulall write f'Ku Klux Klan? Shoepolish---Niggah. it starts with a cross and ends with a loop. Staton-HBeyard ate something on that last Basketball trip that poison- ed him. BeardfHCroquette?7l Staton--HNot yet, but he's pretty sickfl ffYou are in my grip nowfl said the college boy as he' slipped the Flask in- to his valise. Poffy-J'What's the object of your experirnent?'i Dellinger-HTo see how many test tubes I can breakfl Customer-f'Hey, waiter. what kind of blankety blank coffee do you call this anyhow?'l Waiter-HWhy that is Plaster House coffee, sir, very fine grade I assure you, sirfl Customer-f'Plaster House coffee, Hey? Well I'll be darned if I can find the house but a lot of the grounds are herefl Blue eyes mean youlre true, Grey eyes mean your gracious, But black eyes merely mean you're blue ln several other places. Bob-HSweetheart, you are the goal of my affections. Dot-f'Will I be penalized for holding? Bobff'No, Dear, you have thrown me for a complete lossf' Beefy-f'What kind of meat is this? Waiter- Why spring lamb, sir? Beefy-HI thought so, I have just chewed one of the springs? N incty-eight J okes Mentzer tto court clerk 1-ffl-ah-er-um. Clerk tto assistant l-Henry bring out one of those marriage blanks. H. Lyons-t'What did you do after the party? Beebe Harman--'lOh. nothing to speak off? H. Lyons-'lOh! 7' Dum-Say, are you looking for trouble? BellfYes, have you seen my wife. RUBY SAYS- Ain't it aggravating. Doesn't it make you mad, When your sweetie's leaving And in walks your DAD? Ott-HA fellow just told me l looked like you. Gordon-JlWhere is he? l'd like to knock his block off. Ottful killed him. A l'ROBl.li3l Alvin Saum--Do you know why an Englishman shakes a salt shaker and an Irishman pounds it on the bottom? Pres 'l'homasffNo, why? Alvin Saum--To get the salt out, Mr. Poftinbergerf-Puls there any alcohol in cider? H. Helmvulnside who?'l Mr. Baughman f Your son just threw a stone at mel Mr. j. P. jones-fDid he hit you? Mr. Baughman-No. Mr. J. P. .I0nesfThen it wasnt my son. Mahala Lehman-- Say. what kind of a fellow is Snitz Hoover? Allen Wellinger-- Hels one of those fellows who always grabs the stool when there is a piano to be moved. When johnny Cable shifts gears there is weeping and gnashing of teeth. Mr. HicksfWho defeated the Israelites. Crunkleton? P. Crunkleton tcoming out of day dreamh-fl dunno. l dou't follow any of those bush league teams. N inely-nine ls Jokes Mr. Bowser-'4Write a very long Sentence? Williams-Ulmprisoned for life. Waiter fserving L. Schmidt who is taking a girl Out to dinner for the first time H-Nectar? SChmidt+NOt yet. E. SnydervWhat7s become of the fellow who used to cheat himself at solitaire? T. Crider-Still up to his old tricks. He's blocking in the cross-word puzzle squares he canlt fill with the right letters. SENIOR My Sweetie Went Away ......... Where the Lazy Daisies Grow . . . Runnin' Wild ................, Why Did I Kiss That Girl ....... Oh! Johnny, How You Can Love . . Abide With Me ..............,. Steppinl Out ..........,..... O Helen ..,..............,.... Last Night On The Back Porch . . . Dream Daddy .............. Honolulu Eyes .... Big Boy ........... It Had To Be You ..., The Sheik ........,,... Drifting To You, 'tBObl' . . . Sleep .........,....... A Kiss In The Dark .... Mr. Radio Man ......,. Oh, Clarence My Boy . . . Garbage Can Blues .... TOO Tired ..................... Somebody Stole My Girl ......... Oh Gee, Oh Gosh, Oh Golly, Ilm In GO Long Mule .............,... All Alone ..,................... Three O'clOck in the Morning . . . Me and My Boy Friend ...,..... The Lost Chord ...,............ Stay Home Little Girls, Stay Home Maryland My Maryland tTheatre5 One SONG HITS . . . . .JOE SPIELMAN ..ALLEN IVELLINGER .FRANCES IWALOTTE . . . .JOHN SHOCKEY . .CATHERINE CLIPP ...LEON ZAHN NIARY SETTLES . . . .C. T. 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ANY graduates from Washington Countyls Schools have been, and t are now numbered among our co-workers, and when opportunities K I offer, we will be glad to give future graduates preference in our organiza- ' - tion. . U ' - We also extend to instructors, students and graduates, cordial invitations to n ' visit our plants and offices. The manufacture of Security Cement is an in- ' . 'teresting process, a knowledge of which cannot fail to be beneficial. Please - ' arrange for visits in advance, and make application at our offices in I I Hagerstown. ,, 1 1 l I ' I l l I f ' 3 5 Q ' x, 1 ' 58' Dil lsflslsifsl fsllimslisi N 31,5131 N6 One Hundred Ten l l1l! I ' lf l 5 l l lu1: lil IX! l I lil iii 111 ! BUY FROM YOUR OWN HOMETOWN FOLK LET US FILL YOUR AUTO TANK WITH OUR SUPREME AUTO FUEL NICOLENE IF THIS GAS DOES NOT GIVE YOU MORE POWER, MORE MILEAGE AND A SMOOTHER RUNNING ENGINE THAN ANY OTHER STANDARD GAS YOU EVER USED, WE WILL GIVE YOU ANOTHER I0 GALLONS. HAGERSTOWN INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY WASHINGTON and IaL'15NIx VISTA Hrs.. HAGIQRSTOWN. Mn. Hagerstown Lumber Company QUALITY PRODUCTS FREDERICK ROAD 1 I I l l l f l l l l l'i'f lf fl l 'Rl l l l l l One Hundred Eleven 'Wi lillilliliilfiilii lillil li49i1 lil iiiiiilii Q U 0 Q Mr. Larm Q Q A N N o U N c E 5 Q Q that, after thrity years of experimental work, the ambition to produce Q I an ideal permanent wave Qlike a marcelj has been accomplished and 5 g what a satisfaction to know when doing a permanent Wave you can de- Q ' pend upon good results-Also , l Marcel Waving Marcel Wafer Waving l D Hof Oil Sliampooing i GREY GABLES BEAUTY sHoP 5 , g PHONE 2163-J HAGERSTOWN, MD. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I C O M P L I M E N T S 1 Q Q l of i- Q Q Q Q A L S A T l A C l.. U B Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q,Quin-Quni'n1nnE,2nmr:lE:1EzmvQ.uninininisqq 9' l l l !1lf llXl lRli 1'-Dlliiiillil D11 liiliilll 9 v u Q Q Q Q I THEIR GRADUA TION J 5 The important event in the life of every person, 3 3 and occasion that calls for a visit to their chosen 2 Photographer. I We have been privileged to be the chosen I I Photographer. E Q HIEDWOHL STUDIO Q ' 68 XVICST XV-XSIIING'I'OX STRIQIUI ' i H.-XGERSTOIYN. BI.-XRYIMXNII 7 n un J i 1 1 1 1 Q Q Q Q X X I ' ' f 2 ,,., 2 The Cream ofA11 Ice Creams - I Good Old Ice Cream A Iways Makes Friends I ' Most everybody lilies Ice Cream. And in your happy school days I E you have found that a generous big helping of Imperial Ice Cream all 'Q , around has helped to make many new school friends for everybody. ' Q 1 1 f ' There is no Iretler Ice Cream than ImperiuI Irie Cream , 1 l ' I Q IMPERIAL ICE CREAM COMPANY Q MEM a plate of Ice Cream every dau' Q Saininin niuhuinic to-HQ-.nL1 niniuhuis ning? One Hunclrerl Thirteen Q l lI ll ll 1l l F11 I l I1wl 1P l, Ili lf lW l l l I 3 DUNKLE'S GARAGE ' STORAGE WASHING -5 REPAIRS POLISI-IING I ACCESSORIES GREASING 7 882-884 VIRGINIA AVENUE 3 PHONE l789-J HAGERSTOWN, MD. I I THE HOPKINS GRUBER CO. 2 , Colonial Theatre Building Q SPECIALISTS IN IIlEN'S WEAR We serve those who are as critical about their ap- ? S pearance as we are about our merchandise. 3 ' DOBBS HATS AND CAPS-KINGLY SHIRTS ' FASHION PARK CLOTHES I Q READ THE GLOBE I IIAGERSTOWN ' H agerstouJn's Independent I Newspaper SCHOOL or MUSIC Q Unbossed - Unbiased -- ReIiabIe 132 N POTOMAC ST ' Best Local News-World News by i i Q Associated Press ANNOUNCES I We DO Fine fob Work Printing A Summer Course of Instruction The Daily Globe-5450 Yearly in Piano, Voice, Organ, Violin The Weekly Globe-Sl Yearly and all theory branches. I THE GLQBE PHONE 902 : ROY ALEXANDER IVICIVIICHAFL ' CHARLES H. RODERICK 5 HAGERSTOWN, MD. ! Ql l ' U i1li l!1l 9 lf I'i'f li1l !1lf ll 1l I ! 1 5 One Hundred Fourteen I I I I I an 1 U I I I I I I ! fXlF i ! I l ll'il lil ll ll I! 1 li i DANZER METAL WORKS FIREPROOF BUILDING MATERIALS FENESTRA STEEL BASEMENT SASI-I Build with: Hollow Tile Slate Surface Composition Shingles Metal Larh Sewer Pipe for House Connections Metal Roofing Composition Roofing Steel Sash Skylights Ventilators Semi-Steel Portable Garages DANZER METAL WORKS Sheet Metal Specialists HAGERSTOVVN, lVIARYl...AND riffs! M liiiil fs lI lliil 1l l' l,slls One Hundred Fifteen I liCl l l Ii l l li1In1- ! lI lliCf Ii 1 l l, COMPLIMENTS ,Girl HOMER W. EAKLE A. W. SEIGMAN Mos! Cornplefe Music Sfore in file Cify REPAIRING A SPECIALTY I I6 WEST FRANKLIN STREET, HAGERSTOWN, MD TW T r ROESSNER BROS. DISTRIBUTORS - of - OF MAX FLEISHER SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLA TES COMPLIMENTS + I 1 T Y N ,sli Ifsifslfflfsviliflfsllslfslfslfslfs One Hundred Slxlcen Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Islfsffsffsffsffsffsli' D. M. Summers 81 Sons 61 W. FRANKLIN ST. MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS Suits Made-to-Measure DOUGLAS AN D SELZ SHOES l l iii i l'l l ! l ! l ! l C A S K E Y BAKING COMPANY BAKERS OF FINE BREADS AND ROLLS French, Italian. and Vienna Breads A Specialty 339 W. .XXTIICTARI STRIQLI Hagerstown, Maryland The House of Suaranleed Spray fllalerlul Offers For PERFECT FRUITQ H IZALTI-IY FLOWERS AND YEGISTABLINIS -W LSE ONLI' --- Hagerstown Spray Material Cornpanyfs I12.r1'r'tirid1'5 ann' Fz1J1gi1'irla'x Hagerstown Spray Material Company 439-441 South Potomac Street HAGERSTOWN, IVID. and FURNISHINGS For Every Purpose GRIFFON and STYLEPLUS CLOTHES MALLORY HATS EAGLE SHIRTS ARROW COLLARS and MONITO HOSIERY C. K. HOFFMAN and SONS The Popular Price Store lslfsffslfslfmisffsllizjsg,s s',s',s',sg.s' One Hundred Seventeen Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q liliiiiiliiiiiliiliii '1 1 1 I n I I WE SELL ONLY TI-IE I MOST CHOICE I SEA FOOD 3 ALL GOODS GUARANTEED 7 Free Delivery to All Parts 3 of the City 5 Phone Us Your Order ' STERLING 81 SONS 3 6 E. WASHINGTON ST. E The cleanest Fish Market in Town I i---..-L..-. I 3 Drugs Cigars Q PRESCRIPTIONS Q CAREFULLY I COMPOUNDED Q W E S T E N D I P H A R M A C Y Q 345 W. VVASHINGTON STREET I PHONE 1131 I I Candy Soda I 'lil li! !il!iII1lIilIiKQ t Contracting Plumbing I Steam and Hof I Wafer Healing I GAS FITTING, TINNING, SPOUT- ' ING, FURNACE WORK, JOB 3 WORK OF ALL KINDS Q Estimates Cheerfully Given I O. E. THREE IN ONE VAPOR : NACUUM PRESSURE HEATING l C. sz P. Phone 2038 I sm W. FRANKLIN STREET I I I 1 A Q Q E.E.cUSHEN Q Staple and Fancy 5 Groceries 3 Cured Meats, Country g Produce g Fruits and Vegetables Q Phone 227 S COR. SUMMIT sr CARLINGER AVES. 2 HAGERSTOWN, MD. 5 I IRI 'il lillil Iii iii liC9 6f ', ', l' lf ll ll lvi4 One Hundred Eighteen Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q i l l 1 I I iTl! l' ll l lil l l l ll l l 1 l1l I COMPLIMENTS O :les READY-TO-WEAR Q PHONE 1525-J of the Boys, Department Y. M. C. A. 41 W. FRANKLIN STREET ' HARRY WOLF, Walk a Blofk and Saw MWC3, Boys, Work Secretary Q 1 Refresh Yourself! DRINK BOTTLED c,'oQ11PL1.11E.x'1'S .Msn DR. R. M. HILL Q Palmer Graduate 'Q-Q Q 'f Q Chiropractor IQQHLIQR BUILDING Hagerstown Coca-Cola Works Hagerstown. Marylzind Hagerstown. Maryland I ! Q , '- l l l l ! l IRI i l ! 1 9il ! l l l ! l l W One Hundred Nineleen iw? I l l Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q iliiiiillilliil ll1l'i'l1l 1. s.1oNEs STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES PREMIER PURE FOODS 801 PENNA. AVENUE PHONE 141 SHIREY MEN7S SHOP ON THE SQUARE 445 W. WASHINGTON STREET We aim to carry the best lines possible, not the cheapest but the Best. Drop in and look over our snappy line of Hats Suiis Caps and Shoes Overcoais Dry Cleaning and Pressing-1 Dyeing and Repairing!-Work 1 Called for and Delivered' PHONE 976-VV ll lI1l ! ! I l l l ! l COMPLIMENTS -Of- THE PALACE THEATRE FLEIGH MOTOR 81 TIRE CO STUDEBAKER PIERCE-ARROW HAGERSTOWN CUMBERLAND vili li llill1li l! li One Hundred Twenty iiliiliiiiiliii F an Q n 1 bll l111111,XllRll I'f1i l!1i9ili11liCi ll1I I 3 , Q W. S. SEIBERTS SEIBERT 5 BEAUTY SHOPPE I BARBER SHOP I - 54 EAST FRANKLIN STR!-XIII' I HOTEL HAMILTON Phone 1540-W 1 OOOO A L L I DONT PLAY HOOK1H ON ACCOUNT OF YOUR SHOES! I WE FIX THEM IN FIFTEEN MINLTES..-XND I YOU CAN GO RACK TO SCHOOL. Q J. P O L A C K I 57 NORTH JONATHAN ST. HACHRs'1'OwN. MO. I I I Henry A. Bestar 81 Sons hdw' Cochran and I I Company I F L O R I S T I I DECORATORS I INSURANCE . N I A 33 N, JONATHAN s'1'RH1-LT , 40-50 H. HAL'r1MORlf3 I STREET z HAOERSTOWN, MD. Q W 3 l I Q 5IiiQIf11l 1F lfil!iI'g'lill llillilli-flilli One Hundred Twenty-on' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I lsilslfil l5lf l l l' lYQ4lsl' li l l l l iffl l l THERE IS NO PLACE IN D THE WORLD FOR THE I IDLER OR THE SHIRKERJ' O Mechanics Loan 8K Savings Bailey Electric Company Bank 48 W. FRANKLIN STREET HAGERSTOWN, MD. . . , Ylngllng s J- G- KAY Automobile and Carriage Works A U TO RADIA TOR . . . SPECIALIST AUf0TTl0bll6'PGlTIflT1g, U pholslermg and 601 FREDERICK STREET Repaffmg Hagerstown, Maryland 237 FREDERICK ST' Hagerstown, Maryland l lf li l,slf ll 1lflPLfifll i,slf ll l! il'Xl Q One Hundred Twenty-two Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Oiilii 1 iiilillitikl IF I 'INR' liliii Hifi! Iii lil S9 i I l sn S I E I 3 l : DIADIONDS l . , Q wATc'H15s I Lmdsay 5 I RINGS Confectionery and ' EVVELRY , ' I 'I Soda Parlor li HARRY E. BRINING 56 5. POTOMAC ST. 1 W F D l' ' S d , 5 d 3 I IEWELER ...ii 1ffEi.mii3...Z?D2TZ I : Luncheonette Service. g I E. Washington St., Cor. Locust St. I I HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND l WHEN HUNGRY or THIRSTY I i I I -eeA.--A.--- - -..l . . I 2 l I I 5 0 : I : I Are Your Eyes Normal? I - i , 1 ' Close one eye. then read this or ' 7, any other printing. Next, do the 2 I same with the other eye. I I , If you cannot read so well with I Of' . i onedeyi: as witlil the otI1er you may I nee g asses. t is at east a warn- 1 3 ing- A l LYON'S FURNITURE 5 I Heed that! vgarningghave your I ' S I I ' l 5 I 3.liilTafl'nfCti0ny .flflfmifnprfgeit l COMPANY I : trouble later on. Consult us. ,S 64-66 FRANKLIN ST. I R. A. HIGHBARGER i I oPToMETR1sT i I Q 9 West Washington Street I S I Phone I4I8-W I 3 HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND 5 6 l l l ll C ' lfili1!i inQ4l1ll11 F l lillil lf l l l 5 One Hundred Twenty-three iflil lillill lil li! DTI liiili lillll Courlesy and Service HAGERSTOWN AUTO SUPPLY, Corner POTOMAC AND BALTIMORE STs. Home of FEDERAL and NORWALK TIRES PHONE 869 Open Evenings and Sundays COMPLIMENTS OF Miss M-ary Bester 'iflillid liililliiiiliil J. B. FERGUSON 81 CO ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS CONSTRUCTORS HAGERSTOWN, MD. HEADQUARTERS FOR Sporling Goods, Camp Equipmenl - M en's FLORIST and Boys' Wear 207 SOUTH POTOMAC STREET 81 flncor ora edj HAGERSTOWN' MD' 43 W. FRANTCLIN STREET RAUTH BROTHERS Cloihing - Shoes - Hats COMPUMENTS Gents, Furnishing Goods - of PROF. C. M. CASSEL 23-25 West Washington St. HAc.ERsTowN, MARYLAND illiil One H undr 1-:I ed sgninnianiunisnis Twenty-four li iuioinisninniuiv SERVICE and STANDARD MOTOR TRUCKS, VELIE an FO TRU KI .md d R . C, 5 CARS Used Parts For All Makes of Cars and Trucks Wood Auto Service Co. 805 Pennsylvania Avenue 11! l l 1I1l lil ill li AUGHINBAUGHIS Hagerstown7s Oldest Drug Store 54 W. WASHINGTON STREET H. L. KNEISLEY, Prop. Phone 2123-J HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAN DANZER LUNIBER COMPANY, Inc. flistalnlishecl 18763 MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE IVI ILLWORK DEALERS IN LUIVIBER AND BUILDING 20 to 40 E. Baltimore St. HAGERSTOWN, MD. if iliil l ll'il iiiiii 114 Compliments of E. C. F I E RY The West End Shoe Dealer for 35 Years. F11 lil lilliilil iii d d Twenlu-Jive One Hun re BROWN AND MUSSELMAN SPORTING GOODS Uh!illfitli!iQiliil1lli0iilit!il9il I 3 W. Washington Street HAGERSTOWN, MD. li FOR4lYEARS We Have Been Selling CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS SLIPPERS, SHOES, TRUNKS SUIT CASES and BAGS WE CAN PLEASE YOU McCARDELL BROS I FlTS U I WINDSOR 3 . Encussms r W. , x,, it , our cien . ave our igt ES COMPLIMENTS jk I ' X t - - r. C'-3 of EIB t H Y Ey E cl C Il RUDY'S ' xamine . onsu P H A R M A C Y j. Calvin Mowen i4iil liliiliii One ii! P11 OPTOMETRIST I3 Summit Avenue Hagerstown, Md. iii li! lit lil FRI Hundred Twenty-s li Iiil lil lil UR1 l if iii !Tll'Tllil ii! lil THF. REST IN ! l!1l l l ! l l l IX! EVERYTHING T MILLER AND MUSICAL WINEBERG RECORDS, ROLLS, SHEET MUSIC and MUSICAL CLQTLHERS AND INSTRUMENTS A. W. BEACHLEY HAGERSTOWN, MD. 43 S. JONATHAN STREET Engraving FEATURING Visiiing Cards Invitations S T Y L E S Announcemenis for me A. ROY PHILLIPY GRADUA TES Wall Paper . D. MYERS 81 CU. 1 Window Shades Slalionery sl isllillsifsi lm' 'sl lilii nc Hzzmireai 7 I 'wen y- I1 Qiitlinnianisniavsaiu-fsinnie wLnLnLnLnn Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' 1f il Ci ll lf 1l F -l'i Xl' l' 1-'il , slfX One Hundred 7 nneniy-eight Lifetime Furniture GARVER FURNITURE CGMPANY 34-36 NORTH POTOMAC STREET C OM PLI M EN TS from PRINCESS CONFECTIONERY PUBLIC SQUARE Factories in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia fmawa R L ion' REQ? FERTILIZERS SPRAY MATERIALS OYSTER SI-IELLS LIME FISH MEAL CHEMICALS And Many Other Products GENERAL OFFICES HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND HOSIERY OF THE BETTER KIND SHADES TO MATCH YOUR DRESS FABER'S Corner FRANKLIN 81 JONATHAN STS. it ,Rf l ll l ' l 'ii 911 l l li' l l l ilii i I lil l l l Dlliii lil Iiliitlil iillifiillii lil Dil lillil li PAINTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE GLASS UF EVERY GRADE HAGERSTOWN PAINT Sz GLASS CO, Z6 Wuxi' l R.,xNncI.1N S'l'RI'1l'l'l' IIAGERS'l'OWN. IXLXRYI..-XND CIGARS TOBAIYYJ HAGERSTOWN NEWS AGENCY 4 P L' Ia 1. I c' s Q L' ,x R li NEWSPAPERS .IIA-l GA ZIYES 24 NORTH HEALEY BROTHERS Style Headquarlers Stein-Bloch Ready-to-Wear Clothes Fl7R.'VlSHERS :IND II.-ITTERS Suftx Tailmwi fn .llm1.x'1n'w Po um' S1'R11:1e'1' HAcIiRs14mN, Mn. COMPLIMENTS ,0f... R O Y A. L E I T E R Ona Hundred Tnrenlp-n' ' iilllliliiliil li! il lill l lil liililiiviiil liilfiliil lil FRIDINGER AND COMPANY 5 r Steam and Hot Water S Heating Plumbing and ' Repairing Phone 3 7 7 COMPLIMEN TS .. of - MACKENZlE'S PHARMACY 100 SOUTH POTOMAC ST Z1 N. MULBERRY S HAGERSTOVKN MD COMPLIMENTS - Of.. H. E. BESTER Milton Kohler and Sons GIFTS OF INDIVIDUALITY JEWELERS SINCE 1875 'il'ill'Xliill ll lP lI H d d T111 y ii! FX! lil Ii! Iii 911 lil viii! lil lil lil Ill Fil! ' li lf ' 9 ' l i 9 1li'i1l lib! ! l l l H11 9 l I APPRECIATION We take this opportunity to thank those of you, who have so heartily cooperated with us to make this Annual a successg and especially clo we thank our advertisers without whose finan- cial aicl we would have been helpless. -Editorial Staff. RINGER AND GATES CONTRACTING and FIXTURES ELECTRIC SIGNS Sol'TH JONATHAN S'I'REIi'I' PHONE sos-xi FOLTZ MANUFACTURING 8z SUPPLY CO. ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS FACTORY AND MILL SUPPLIES II.-XI'II'iRS'II0NYN. 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