Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1926 volume:

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Theres much more that I might have 'd But nothing that is really new- So freshies sophies juniors teachers- Defr old friends-'ldieul FRILD PARKER VELMA MCFERRILN ,g-s rw X! The School Board FP ANR FRY IN P1 esldenl BX ROlN QNEL1 Qem Pldl X If O TF LI L Supermtendent The members of the present school board haxe served efficlentlv fo1 a number of terms It IS thelr duty to levy school taxes oversee the upkeep and repfur of bll1ldlI'1gS select and emplov teachers and otherxxlse control the 0D6I'2.tlOllS of the school Cltl lv-XZ 'F' lllllllm llllllllm L1 V 1 V Lv ...............................Y.............,................ ' . ' . ELMER lll'CAS ffffffffffgfff'ffffffffffffffffffffQfQfQQQfQi,'.Qm.-QQ1 1:3 . H. 1 A ....................,...........,l.l........,... ' V . 1 Lua - . , N , , 5 4 , Q' G i 4 R I . R5 Mu x . lllll I bg Adrmnlsirahon tw 01'1 r'--- v' i I ix 0 0 0 T 'D JK A waxy J W xy W1 vu ff if R Xxx JK if L H fs W X 5 X W ,f L LI' R 4 ,Y ff! X V X W ml 3W! 'HEE! FW Q1 wo AH arX.aLf' 'I HM R TELLE AND MR KELSAY are the two adnnnlstratlve heads of our school the chlef machlnlsts lll our Factory of Knowl edge During the years that they have been wlth us ln that capaclty through the staunch stand they have taken for what IS rlght and just they have won the respect good wlll and co operatlon of fac ulty and student body They are always ready to g1V6 any lnformatlon or kindly advice that may be deslred by the students and teachers and they always endeavor to foster the splrlt of good fellowshlp through out the school Mr Telle IS a KlWa.lll3.Il and Mr Kelsav a R0taFl3ll both pronnnent clubs of Hartford Clty or I X 3 X D O o I ZX K if tix 'x x x .f ri C LL IFLLLUQU QI High Ir' im 3 mf Iwhul A Apffwf N-- - .1 K , - A N ' xy! QQNJ xW Rf W- Alu' QI V Tx. I 1' DONNA IV1-AFZHQYUIZNEU I chars 1 eor NDDLS Q? rs B Lyglxvgl Lly fx if Q3 Miki Jai LHYUZEEGL fififx. VLAPU MNZQAPQT LUTLE NO1'TPLuQ5'YQm. Ln erbdg Dfzpmu ur 'UQLUCZTDLJI Nm nmLCoIle a mmcmz Qggmvostxa QIOTZ MAR IE KROHN Kemper Hall Arnancan Consewaioryf S Husmcal S ho l rm M WISE A B ndu1naUmuars 'QL Muncw Ncmnal Ul'1lUGt SL'tlQlfXAIlSCOHSll'2. K-'f24S,,,,. Rl-iF.A KK KF. HERBERT M FISHER Irzdmarza State Normal, I j . f A C9 0 aa, I A' B' K351gival sl1! I milp a , x A F U cj H P QU A HA':,EL E. PLIINNEK T 'ta Ool1qz B IndLo.rzo.nUmvar5iYxL wmmmmhmumnmut LULU AHN M1?rg??5LSTcr3el7I2i?JrmaL M CIEORQE W BROWN Marlon No mal Valpafmso U KNFSLIQ Indmna State ormal. M SEQIEIISIQQN PRESSLER Lanai! tarmrmal Q -' l1?' aor l I ff ggffizwgstagz. , Q ' -5 f ,L M mr 1 xl 5 1 QOSSEQQMINGET A da tn LAWRENCE P Mwmas 15? IEXLARLQ NSHOXU Qi QR, xi? LQ RILTQXIRHQQULLION I X! Q k,N EDITH CHALFANT A33 Ind nafarzi 1 Co leqe H KIfgz,qn,' Q x A h Iii V fb 1 5 K, Ki M45 bm I . WWW Willing -Jw--i-I A1?E5BH,2EC?mH9UAEKi I J A B iS'Q1QzIEl'I?aLgtEr Iftilaxggv 15155651652 EIL? EN NAHONEY Indiana Iniuzrsuy A XQQUEEN M YEIAS D5 RS XQESEIZQ' mf- QEATH EEIURLEJQH v HARTEJ1 H Lg: ISF 3 TRELLA YEIORDEN Sr 1 I ,P f l fu - - illfllkljs wrs? easier' la - ' Qu- Y,Av , Ohion Indmno. Java. ormnl A- ' ndianu gvalrsilfyg 1 njvatsl of :ca 0 ' A mvfztit 0 16101 Cm, - ..,.g.I2 'x ,Q A :Wm l'WlfI1 I il Ti :D Q1 R! , ' ffk O R 0 Qi 'au W-uwunIDNRlWmWlUHlNlIug 9' Q LELIA T EWIS Cl K NAKION HILL Cl rK I M KATE-IRVN JONES AR CEWB YL-ES guffsmilw O MUHgl0 Sta exnormd -,X UTIIUQYSIDT 0- nsmnsmg , URIVQYSIQO o,1vforma S., S- QNQILYUCK rmxaxs o Lsoonslrz, - Q, fi , , Q U - . ' 3 5 , l 4 n I x V 'S' f- H Classes H H ff - x , -- - X .. v . , , 1 . V 1' - - .f b -A ' A Q 54, ',---. Q V . 11- , w, ,I , , Q -. ,,. - I 'f-,,- 'v . Q . 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K 2, CLAMME SILLS CHEINEY FISHER SCOTT JAMES DAILY WOLFE MARGUERITE CLAMME MAGGIE L ln Club 3 2 25 26 Ma e matics Club 25 26 DICK SILLS SILLS Cornfed B B T am 25 26 Hstor5 Club 26 Vlce Pres1dentBble Class 25 MINNEHAHA Latin Club 23 24 25 26 Commer Cldl Club 25 26 Latln Contest Wln ner 25 Literary Ldltor of Ins1,,ht 26 VAL GHIN FISHER ALPHONZO Cornfeds 26 Dstrlct Bookkeepln Contest 26 llmlllll llllllllu, HELEN SCOTT SCOTTY La ln Club 24 Commerc al Club 5 26 Hom Econom cs Club 23 24 2 Hlstory Club 26 Sc enc Club 26 'VIARY JAMES MOLLY Comm rcal Club 24 25 26 Anald Club 23 Hstory Club 26 HARRY DAILY TY Booster Club 25 26 Comm rc al Club 25 Varsity Football 24 Varslty Basketball 25 Class Team 24 26 DOLLY WOLF WOLFIE Commercial Club 25 26 Glee Club gm' ,'2,'4,'i'g th- 5 i 32, ,','. 'bg 3 ,.,: ,',',,'5g MINNIE KATHRYN CHENEY- Q ' ,L l A , l Q M: L A .Er 25. ' Y Z y 5 f of K 9 41 4 l 1 Bt',,,,,uu K I lllll CI APPER CAINTER MCMAKLN KASTETTER DAVID LUTES YVHITECOTTON DALGHFRTY FRNESTIINE. CLAPPER ERNIE Anald Club Z 23 Clee Club 4 25 Commercial Club 24 5 Hlstory Club 25 26 FLOYD CANTER RLNT C a s 25 DOPOTHY MCNIAKEN DOT CHARLES KASTETTER CHARLIE Booster Club 25 26 Varslty Foot bill 26 Sclence Club 25 HAZEL DAVID MICKEX Anud Club 3 Home Economlcs Club 3 74 Commerclll Club 25 6 H story Club 6 MARY LLTES LUTY Latln Club 23 24 Home Economlc Club 23 24 Glee Club 24 25 Sclence Club P5 Hlstory Club 26 Commer cial Club 26 EARL WHITLCOTTON BILL ANNABELLE DAUGHERTY ANN Latm Club 24 25 Commerclal Club 4 25 76 Remmcton Woodstock md lnderwood Honors Clee Club 4 5 Qclence Club Pepmelll Club 26 Hlstory Club 26 sz? ,My -9 bfm 2 f l l . , , . , . . V , A v, -,, A. .. ',2H,L: .R V. 7.2: . ' v 'fl ' '2-, 1 1 I ' '23, I. , , .. . . . '2 . 3 . ' , '2 , '26g . , , . -I. .. v V ' - , , , . N J vw' H ! 1 .Y Y I v v . ' D A Y H V J v 9 1 Commerclal Club, '25, '26g Blble . - . , , - 1 s , '.. . ' . ' . ,v u v, 1 in rr . . . - -.. ,, .. ., , , , , ' u an n , 1 ' , l . , vq 1 ls . 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' 1 '. -' - Cl , '24, '25g 'r , '24, N151 I' O fb 15 Q Q 'U'lHlHrkkiYWllilWllilUHlIu,, Class HISTOFQ ISTEN mv chlldren and vou shall hear of the mlraculous class of 06 Once upon a tlme way back ln the dark ages before the automatlc osculator was lnvented one hundred and slxty five boys and glrls w1th many a fare u well left thelr fond mammas and started out trem ulously on the road to hlgher education or 1n other words Hartford Clty hlgh school I seem to see them merrlly sklpplng along to that myster1ous hall of fame There qulte bewlldered and lost 1n the vast gloomy bulld mg they lnqulred their way to classrooms but the cruel hearted soph omores would mallclously dlrect them to some dlgnliied senlor congre gatlon The hearts of the boys fluttered and thelr knees shook when they saw the shears ln the hands of the bloodthlrsty sophomores and before another dawn each had a new style of ha1r cut all h1s own Before the balmy autumn days flew by a class meetlng was held and the followlng offlcers were elected Arthur Hollls presldent Fred Brlckley vxce presldent Dellght Palmer secretary and treasurer Of course all work and no play would make Jack a dull boy so several partles were held at the hlgh school bulldlng and some memorable hayrldes to the homes of Dlck Sllls and Paullne Gadbury at the end of the year The second year found fewer students seeklng frults from the Tree of Knowledge but those who came back qulckly entered 1nto the school Splflt aga1n At the first class meetmg Robert Fulton was elected pres ldent Fred Brlckley VICG presldent and Joseph Bonham secretary and treasurer Wonderful tlmes were had at the partles gxven thls year although they were few ln number The class galned more glory by aga1n w1nn1ng the lnter class tourney fdue partly to the efforts of Ollver thelr excellent coachj Another happy and prosperous year was ended The thlrd year the ranks were aga1n thmned but all who came back qulcklv settled down to business wlth a greater sense of lmport ance sxnce they were now Junlors A class meetlng was soon called fah those good old class meetmgs wlth everyone talkmg at the same t1m 'J John Tharp was elected presldent Robert Fulton VICC presl dent and Nlartha Canada secretary and treasurer One beautiful moonllght nlght they had an enjoyable hayrlde to the home of Frank Forkner The onl th 1 lackmg were the chaperones 'P ,fi may h O ,Q . s y To add to the glory of the class they won the inter-class tourney , . , . . 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' ' 3 , ' - '- , A , . 4 1 . y ii gs I ' r fo . f In February the class rlngs were selected by thls commlttee Nlartha Canada Dellght Palmer Frank Forkner and Bred Brlcklev Even thc class of 95 admltted they were the best lookmg r1ngs More glory was added to our name when one of our class John DeWees won first IJFIZB tyyenty dollars Ill gold IH the state contest Ill chennstry essays on the subject The Relatlon of Chemlstry to Yatlonal Defense We were about the grandest class ever' Then came one of the first bxg events of our youth namely the JIIIIIOI' senlor banquet and prom Funds had to be ralsed for thls and so after many trlps to locate famous runawav actors the populace of Hartford CIIV was permltted to vfew Mr Bob and a mlnstrel act yylnch one of the greatest events Ill hlstory 'lhus another year ended When September rolled around agaln lt found approxlmately a hundred senlors ready to flIllSh thls fourth and last year A class meet lng was held for electlon of officers and John Tharp was agalll named presldent Fred Medler vlce presxdent JCSSIG Sprague secretary and treasurer TIIIS vear much monev was needed for publlshlng the Inslght and Retro Markets were held benefit shows gxven candy was sold anothex class play Boomerang was put oyer In great style and everythlng worked out beautlfullv As the year drew to a close plans for gradua tlOll and such matters were made yyhlch ended the h1gh school days of the great class of 26 DELIGHT PALMER 2b -jx,-xy f' llnalllnrllllllllllllllu, yywy y I . .1 . I 7 3 w ' 9 S ' ' u , ' V , as v ' v were very successful. Then after weeks of toil the reception was given, 3 , ' r - ' A 1 ' , ' V U yy 1 Y Y s Q ,V s h 5 ' 9 - , . , Class Prophecu HIS was the first lull I had had ln many weeks I very carefully placed my two pedal extremltles on the mahogany desk and lean mg back IH the swivel chalr fell to musmg My mlnd wandered back to those far gone days ln the llttle old hlgh school on North Hlgh street ln far away Hartford Clty I began wondermg about my old pals of the class of 26 and what manner of success or faxlure each had made for h1mself My penslveness was suddenly mterrupted by the entrance of one who appeared to be a stranger As I sat there ln a state of dumbfound edness at the unwelcome lnterruptlon he rushed up and grasped my hand and began pumpmg nt What a dlgmfied posture for the Presldent of the Consolldated Radlo Power Transmlssxon Corporatlon he remarked Jovxally You act as though you were back ln the senlor assembly He shoved a calllng card under my nose It read J V Tldd Dlrec tor of Transportatlon the International Alrways Assocxatlon Johnny Tldd' I exclaimed almost upsettlng my chaxr ln mv surprxse I thought you would be presslng trousers somewhere but I see you have high aspxratlons I was wonder1ng when you came ln what had become of the members of the Class of 26 Twenty years have sped by and they probably are scattered over the world By the v1s1t Oh I Just returned from a tour of Europe and dropped ln to see you he replled nonchalantly Having some spare tlme I suggested that we go to see Madame Clalre VOl2.1lt the famous Egyptlan crystal gazer who was m New York for a short stay Perhaps I thought she could glve us some lnforma tlon concernlng our lost school day chums It was no sooner sald than done and gettmg 1nto my Stutz Fly about we soared over the falr clty to the beautlful new Costalotte suburbs where Madame Clalre Wolant had establlshed herself durlng her stay ln New York Are you staylng tomght? I querxed as we sped along Yes he replled Im gomg to remam here a few days before gomg on to Chlcago Well by all means see George F Medler at the New Hlppodrome tomght He s posxtlvely the funnlest man on the stage slnce the days of W C Fleld Is he the Fred Medler who used to c cate sich havoc at hlgn school? John asked gi WE? - . , . ' . , . . ,, . . - U . ,, , . '. . ' 9 u ' 9 1 way, suddenly remembering, for what am I indebted to you by your - ' n KC ' ' l Y 1 H ' . ' I9 ' Cl 11 ' CS I ' ' 3 I ' Cl ' . ' i! ss .,, . ' ' 19 D- A . gs That s he I replied I met him yesterday and had a little chat with him I asked him why he had chosen a stage career and he replied that he didn t have to choose it it just came natural I guess it does if I remember rlghtly We allghted and were soon given admittance As I gazed at the lady the thought came to me that I had seen her before somewhere but try as I would I couldn t recognize her We gave her our cards and she read them at first casually and then with a great deal of interest Did you gentlemen formerly live ln Hartford City Ind1ana she asked Why yes when we were young I replied Why do you ask She smiled and went on If youll promise to keep a secret and Im sure you will I ll tell you something Im no more an Egyptian than you are When I was young I lived 1n Hartford Cnty and was grad uated when you were My name is Catherine Hunt The only way John and I prevented ourselves from keeling over was by grasping each other After we had recovered our breath I laughed at the humor of the situation I guess you can be of no service to us as we came to find out about the fortunes of our old friends of the Class of 26 and of course you are only a faklr Oh no' she exclaimed in an injured tone You do me a great injustice My power IS real and I am fully as interested in the matter as you Sit here and we will begin First tell us what has become of John Tharp our presldent John requested I haven t heard from him since he was graduated from She sat for some time gazing lnto the crystal Then she spoke I see him in a large oflice He 1 now leaving the roon1 On the door are the words John H Tharp Chief Electrical Engineer General Elec trlc Corporation' To make a long story short I shall list the results of that after 11oon There were some members of the old class whom we wer unable to get ln touch with and their position in life is still a mys tery to us Bob Anderson IS now a great cartoonist He got his start drawing for the Retro twenty long years ago Francis Crlssman IS professor of Sleeping at Taylor University You remember that s what he majored in in high school B111 Cronm married Opal Foster and they are l1v1ng a happy and contented life ln Hartford City B111 Cronin III IS starring on the H C H S varslty which won the state meet for the thlrd consecutive time last year Our old frlend Ox Oliver has coached the H C varsity since 1931 He has replaced Grxz Wagner as the Wizard of Basketball llnullml lllllllu, I it 7 7! 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What a tlme we had trylng to locate Bob Fulton' We iinally found ollt that he has permanent apartments lll the state bulldlng at OSSIII lng IN Y I have determlned to run up alld pay hllll a VlSlt He dldn t marry Dellght Palmer because as he stated It lf she should refuse hllll he would klll hlmself and he wasn t golng to take any chances Dellght IS lll Peorla lllaflaglllg a HOIIIQ for Feeble mlnded Ovsters She always was klnd hearted Sam Hollls was recently appolllted admlral of the SWISS navy He says he thlnks he IS especlally quallfied slllce he has water on the bralll Hls wlfe fornlerlv Helen lNelson wrltes that the part of SWISS cheese she llkes best IS the holes Fred Brlckley IS a salesman for the Alaskan Refrlgerator Co He sells refrlgerators to the ESklIl1OS and durlng hls spare tlme engages ln a profitable trade lll electrlc heaters IH the South Sea Islands Earl Alfrey IS the strong nlan ln the Harnum and Haley clrcus Thev say the strongest parts of hlm are hlS feet Joe Bonham who you wlll remember was always huntlng trouble ln school IS employed by IWUHCIG Normal to hunt speclmens of deep sea llfe lll the Sargasso for thelr magnlficent llew museum Harry Dally IS edltor of the Dallv TIIIIQS of Spltzbergen Spennyl vallla Dorotllv alld Gretchen Casterlllle are malden ladles by cholce Qwhose I don t knowj and are malntalnlng a Home for Wayward Snalls Frank Forkner ls stlll hard at work trylng to find a Job for hlS wlfe torlnerly Pearl Massey of Jewology at the Acadelny of Irelalld Margaret Glessller and Gerry DeWald are playlng lll Zo Fllegiield s Pollles as Hotsey and Totsey Hazel Davld has Jolned the House of Davld Mary Janles and Thelnla Rouse are S1d9Sh0W features Wlth Jlllgllllg Bros CITCUS under the names of Lotta Flesh the fat lady alld Madame 'Nlycoteen the llvlng skeletoll TOI11 Saxon IS manager of the CHSIHO at M0llt6 Carlo kllOWll ln the ellte clrcles as Count de Coyne Oh yes he nlarrled Jualllta Max well Floyd Huffman IS playlng the shoehorn lll Susle s band He was playlng the fog horll ln the Coast Guard whell dlscovered by SUSIE 'VI1nnle Cheney IS the well known authoress Ellle Vater whose latest book IS GO1Hg Up Charlle Kastetter has glven vent to hlS muslcal talent by Wfltlllg songs Hls latest hlt IS You Can Wander All Over the World But You Have to Go to Italy to Rome Blll Blttner known as the secolld Red Grallge IS head football coach at Vassar College Martha Newbauer has been teachlng lll the Hartford Clty schools for fifteen years She IS gO1llg to start a Home for Homeless FlShWOI'l11S as soon as her rlch aunt dles She has hlgh hopes SIIICB Dr Indward Iones has charge of her case Evelvn Parker Orpha Lannlng Ilelen Scott Nlavllne Reed and Inez Nlae Sowers Jolned a convent shvrtlw after graduating Thev Sald ,xv any , . s - l , - , . . . , . L . y . v ' l 1! . , . .Iohn DeWees, B. V. D., P. D. Q., S. O. S., P. S., K. K. K., is professor 1 ' , , 44 , sv 5 , . ' l 'I 7 7 ' I , . I V . . 1 . - . D V A S Y ' 65 ' 77 Q! ' ' At 1? ' Y ! xy . . . . A L s . . 1 . . q 9- o tihat they were t1red of l1fe and wanted to get away from hateful man 1nd JGSSIS Sprague IS ch1ef model for Mlchael Ivamtch the famous sculptor She sa1d she would never marry as she always had hated to wear rmgs Harold Thlnnes IS the world s champ1on wrestler SIDCG he recently threw Qzzwsvytrb Vxzptqfkowsky the great Greek wrestler for a te11 yard loss Floyd Canter a dentlst IS pract1c1ng 1n London Q01 He sa1d he was one out of five who d1dn t have It and out of sheer generoslty he declded to cure the other four Vera Hard1n lS pr1vate secretary for the Presldent of the Umted States the Honorable Amos X Rodgers He says that he chose her because of her qu1et and confidenual ways Fred Parker and Vaughn Flsher are runnlng an ostrlch farm IH Brazll The only trouble they have IS when one of the ostr1ches gets a sore throat Arabelle Craft IS natlonal presldent of the AI1tlCheWlI1g Gum League the alm of whlch IS to prevent nervous people from chewlng gum because of the danger of swallowlng lt The League has already 1ntroduced a blll 1n congress through the a1d of Senator Samuel W1l hams of Indlana Thelma Pursley hasn t yet declded wh1ch one to marry Take you1 t1me Thelma Frances Jenklns IS 1n the mov1es now Do you remember her act mg ln the senlor class play The Boomerang? Well who d have thunk 1t'? Merrlll Wllhams marrled Paullne Gad bury and they have a farm near Hartford Clty I guess they ralse prunes and ra1s1ns Yes Martha Canada got marrled It soon w1ll be her sllver wed dlng annlversary All elght chlldren are gettlng along fine Paul Brose IS dr1v1ng a grader for the State Hlghway Comm1ss1on He always sa1d that he wanted to be on the level Annabelle Daugherty as mayor of Hartford Clty has brought about some much needed 1mprovements It IS even rumored that Cherry street IS soon to be paved Delma Whetsel and Crystal Futrell are the best known modlstes on Flfth Avenue Hazel Messler has been l1v1ng at Warren for the last fifteen years ThlS IS not surprlslng though After belng graduated from Wellesley Rosemary Trant dec1ded to teach and IS now profe sor of Greek at that college Dorothy Hlldebrand after taklng a Home Econom1cs course at Purdue IS practlclng her professlon as Mrs Coll1ns Mannan Wonder of wonders' Gladys Feazel IS a ballet dancer 1n Parls And that s all there IS There IS no more The crystal became clouded and refused to reveal any more 1nterest1ng 1nformat1on and so we never knew the fate of the other members of the Class of 26 SAMUEL HOLLIS 26 JOHN TIDD 26 ARTHUR HOLLIS 26 f' 1111111141 llllllllluy fl . . . . 1 ' v . . . . , . . 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I 7 ! n n 3 IIIII Last 112111 and Testament E THE SENIORS of the Class of 26 Hartford City High School Hartford Cxty Indlana Unlted States of Amerlca clalmlng to be funj sound 1n mlnd and body having reached our day of doom do hereby wrlte and make publlc our last wlll and final testa ment We bequeath to the entlre school the followlng books How to Barrel Em Harold Thmnes How to Wln Them Wlth a Glance Margaret Glessner The Proper Way to Make Dates Jessle Sprague How to Reduce W1thout Starvlng Inez Mae Sowers How to Become Dxgnlfied Senlors of 26 To the sophomore class we wlll our ab1l1ty to make good grades To the entlre faculty Mary Waters wxlls her every ready sm11e John Tharp gladly wllls hxs favorlte mdoor sport of sleepmg dur lllg the first hour assembly to Ward Tupman Thomas Saxon bestows hls manla for dally mxlkshakes to Carleton Wright Reva Zeek leaves all her mterest ln old grads to Fanny Camp be next year s swlmmmg class' Earl Whltecotton wllls hls ab1l1ty to wrlte western stones to Fred Burns It seems as though the Junlor class wlll need some powerful hand behlnd them to gulde them ln thelr last year so Corinne Porter and Datha Rhoads Jolntly have declded to let them have some of thelr good deportment grades Thelma Pursley unwlllmgly wllls the servlces of her two rlght hand men to any of the fa1r sex who has the ab1l1ty of enthralling such as she has Helen Scott wllls her plenty good make up box to Mary Bonham Paullne Gadbury glves all her ambltlon to study to Chester Moore WVe hope that now there wxll be a new competltor for valedlctorlan ln your class Chester Thelma Rouse leaves her angelxc fac slmlle to Freda Foster To the future football team Amos Rodgers wllls hxs talent ln that llne Merrlll and Samuel Wl11lamS grant all thelr ART of farming to Francls Schweler and Ab Cox Boys be consoled because hfe ln the country IS what you make lt m the city It IS what It makes you Rlchard Sllls leaves hls motto He conquers who conquers h1m self to next year s basketball team ,fi ll. - Rosemary Trant wills her swimming interest to Bob Polleys. Watch X-41-'AWB M Q y f A gg 5 Marv Lutes leaves her placld smile and charmlng country a1r mth heartfelt slghs and llngerlng doubts to any llttle Junlor glrl We find the lucky one IS Clara Wentz Hurrah for Clara' Smce Pearl Massey IS takmg her greatest accompllshment wlth her she says all she can leave IS her formula for catchlng the elusxve men to V1rg1n1a Cromn Th1S ought to be apple sauce now Vlrgmla Bernlce Leach leaves her undemonstratlve ways to some of the qulck glrls Pete Foster for lnstance Pete don t you understand? Silence IS golden sometlmes' Sam Hollls leaves hls success wlth a steady to Bus DeWald VVe know Bus will thank Sam for this klnd donatlon Catherme Hunt leaves her pleasant school Il16I1'l0I'16S to some of our httle greenles Yea Fresh' Frances Jenklns leaves her lnterest ln Alumnl to Fanny Campbell We belleve they thlnk absence makes the heart grow fonder Orpha Lannlng leaves to all the future femlnlne B B stars her ablllty to make baskets Go to Orpha for your lessons glrls but don t crowd' Fred Parker says he has declded to keep every one of hls personal traits Now lsn t that stlngy of hun We re wonderlng why he need all of thelll Tune wlll tell so everyone keep an eye on Freddle Floyd Huffman leaves to Bernard McAdams hls 1111131081 abllltv Now Bernard has plenty but Floyd Sald A stltch lll t11ne sew s your old man And we re beglnnmg to thlnk so too Arthur Hollls our shmmg llght leaves to George Hlser hls per fect grades and blase ways We wonder why he dldnt glve them to Juanlta Maxwell does glve and bequeath to Geneva Sprague one palr of blg brown eyes She says she ll furnish the mstructlon book on how to use them effectively So don t worry Geneva Mary .Iames leaves to all our sad creatures that roam the halls of H C H S her ever present smlle and good humor Fred Medler the bov wlth the lucld Intervals of lunacy leaves hlS dearest frlend namely Gran ma to the school He s taklng httle Arabelle along Hls B B ablllty goes to Bus Jennart LaVeda Muterspaugh leaves her shorthand abllltv to Thelma Grant Now wrlte your notes ln shorthand Grant Martha Newbauer leaves her dramatlc ablllty especlally when cats and auntles are concerned to Esther Cllne Don t worry so Cllnv Maltha savs there are hopes yet All you need IS a llttle practlce Ellzabeth Hall leaves wlth regret her typmg ablllty to Esther Hum mer Now Es strut your stuff Helen Nelson leaves her taklng and keeplng ways wlth the fel lows especlallv steadles to Shorty Short Isnt Helen moe But she knows she wont need them much anv more and were begllllllllg to doubt lf Shortv W'lll elther llllllllllllf llllllllug fl ' ' sa 9, - v 'Y ' ' I ' K6 S! ' LS ' .SJ Y . , . . . . ' ' K6 11 ' s 9 I ' - , . , , , , I . P . , D . 3 ' . . H . . . , 7 s u 1 ' - ' Y , . , . some one who needs them. Bob Lewis, for instance. 1 , 1 ! 4 ! J ' , . fix . . . , . ' ' Y AK ' Y! ,, . . ,, . - ' ' if 71 3 ' A 1 . 9 . ' ' ' v 1 ' ' 0 Q4 ' 4 ' 4 I I m .llllnu ' N' I l . llllu Charles Kastetter leaves to Alvxs Granger hrs begxnning experiences vuth the falr sex They re very trymg but worth lt Charley sald Dorthy Hlldebrand wlth SlghS of rellef leaves to the next unfor tunate her troubles ln belng presldent of the Commerclal club Ed Jones the shrelk of Alabam leaves hls tallness to Harold Nl3l'klllS Harold stlll has hopes of belng a second strmg bean Mur phy now Johanna Hall leaves her knowledge acqulred ln hlgh school to Luc11le Egley We doubt lf Lucllle needs lt but vou can t always some tlmes tell Frank Oliver leaves h1s rep as Blg Boy to Plckle Powell and his B B ablllty to Pat Wrlght Now watch Pat step Hank says that s all he can spare Kenneth Parker has been sheddlng lots of tears over leavlng Helen but what must be done must be done he savs Cheer up Kenny lots of guys w1ll help you take care of her Hazel Messler leaves her interest ln Warren fespeclally B B fel lowsl to Mary Bonham Mary sure was tlckled plnk at that Vera Hardln leaves her cuttln up ways and good tlmes ln school to Mae Baxter Now Mae be careful We know you re a poor lnno cent gxrl only a kxd so do be good everythmg Evelyn Parker gxves her ultra senlor alrs to Geraldlne Cromn Gerry won t need em for a year or so but they Wlll come ln handy at the rlght txme Dorothy McMaken leaves her demure ways to Edle Cox Youll need a llttle practlce before you can be llke Dorothy Edle Kenneth Mauck leaves hls llkeness to Abe Lincoln to anybody who COIlSld6l'S hlmself deservlng of the hugh honor Hester Knox leaves her bookkeeplng to some poor student who w1ll need lt Robert Anderson and John Tldd leave thelr ablllty as cartoomsts to the Wrlght Brothers namely Carlton and Clayton Edltha Brandt and Orpha Lannlng leave their art of drawmg to Esther Hummer and Thelma WISE NIIHHIB Cheney and Marguerlte Clamme leave thelr splendid Latlll grades to Ruth Elzey and Fallllle Campbell Martha Canada leaves her prlvllege of chewlng gum to Esther Klng Esther we hope you get by as easxly as Martha d1d Earl Alfrey leaves hlS Sh8lklSh ways to Thomas Terrell So far Thomas IS dolng splendldly Floyd Canter the boy wlth that school glrl complexlon decldes to take lt wlth hlm for future use Now doesn t that sound lnterest mg Wonder what he means? ,R Vaughn Flsher leaves hlS shortness Ill tature to Harold Nlarklns wg 9 9 ' it ' J! ' 4 l 1 Y A 1 ' A ' - ' ' L6 D! ' KL ' D9 l ., ' 7 1 IA Y! ' ' l ll ' ! Y! ' ' ' , . 1 , , 1 '- Y l 3 ' Helen Moore bequeaths to Gertrude Sellers her giggles, pep n' ' 3 , . I , - 1 ' ' L. . . . . . H . . ,,. . ' 66 ' ' 11 ' as ' ' Y' ' , , 1 . - S V A ' . D- o .N Hazel Davmd wxth much pleasure leaves Esther Clme her good behavxor and qulet ways but IS takmg her oddlty her curls She says long may the permanent wave Dorothy and Gretchen Casterlme leave thelr frlendshlp and tend ency to stxck together 1n all kmds of weather to Esther Klng and Mahala Hutchmson Gladys Feazel leaves fifteen pounds land w1th pleasure too she saysj to V1rg1n1a Short V1rg1n1a we are sure you wlll be the modern Venus for the class of 27 wlth thls a1d Arabelle Craft says she leaves her capaclty for good txmes ln school to Charlotte Lee H111 and her loud hose to Martha H111 Francls Crlssman leaves hls skxll of tellmg lntrlcate Jokes and funny storles to Dan Lmder but IS takxng h1s woman hater ways wlth hlm for future reference Opal Foster and Dellght Palmer leave thelr xnterest ln basketball and football players to Charlotte Rapp and Mary Laura Klme Vesta Braner leaves her excellent speed m typewrntmg to Vlrgmla Trehearne Brlng ln the 011 can Vlrglnxa Ruth Angulsh Elsle Atklnson and Ernestxne Clapper aren t leavxng anythmg except thelr good conduct to anyone who seems to need 1t Aren t they kllldv Clara Baugher leaves her sklll as a back guard m basketball to Lurllne Gaunt Wllllam Blttner leaves hls qualltles as a football player to friend Parky or ln other words Howard Parklnson Harry Dally leaves a certaln freshman gurl we thmk wlth much regret Isn t th1S startl1ng'P Joe Bonham says he IS golng to leave John Cronm all of hls pretty loud sweaters Fred Brlckley leaves hls Retro Job to anyone who may be the lun! lucky person He also says hes gomg to attend Illxnoxs College fox Women We are all wonderxng how he IS goxng to do thxs It looks rather dlilicult Fred Robert Fulton bestows hls good nature upon Delbert Lord know Delbert w1ll not overlook thls favor Annabelle Daugherty leaves her shorthand ablllty to Freda Spangler Frank Forkner leaves h1s wmnlng smile to Ted Huffman Take the form with hlm John DeWees leaves wlth much regret yes much regret his finesse wlth the townshlp trustee for gettmg dog hcenses and hls beautxful comb and brush set fwhlch he scarcely has usedl to John Cronln Don t you feel honored John? To thus document we do hereby set our seal thls 30th day of Aprxl ln the year of our Lord 1926 MAXINE REED 26 FRANCES JENKINS 26 JESSIE SPRAGUE 26 'F' lluullrl llnlullu, I . ,. . ' u .We 5 i . . ., r Y Q' , Q ,r 'N I I' hmmm 4fN XM A X Xxxxl L!! ,,,j44f4fff1n,44 fx! QDMEQ QQ MQ K Alf wif f Z1 fn A A , 5 M Ju W V A ,X VWW TATJI4 Np1'l wwf, WW X f HH X .I I fm!! X , Q 0 Nfl' l ,f 'rc fn X! V 0 1 x ffvM eKf f'xV nf n M 1'f wg, M R W ml avian jwlll V Lt' My W' v+1wMUWi1! nj I 1 X f I' J! I ,xdy I ,L I 1, , f ,,f ,, , U jx MMM Q QQ 5 D Jumor Class Hlstorq N 1923 a class of about one hundred and fifty five treshmen met very proudly to elect officers to help gulde our destlnles through our first year of hlgh school llfe Those elected were Olof Hed strom presldent Frances Campbell v1ce presldent and Esther Hum mel secretary and treasurer Mr Halev was our class advlser Dllrlllg that year there were two partles one a havrlde and the other a party at the hlgh school bulldlng At the begllllllllg of our sophomore year we found we had lost several of our classmates That year we elected Howard Parklnson presldent Harold Markm V106 presldent and Bonetha Pettit sec-re tarv and treasurer Two very nlce partxes were g1Vel1 One was a hard tunes party at whlch John CFOHIII was avx arded the first prlze for hav um of money was reallzed from these partles ln thls our JlllllOI' year we elected Robert Lewls for presldent Frances Campbell v1ce presxdent Bonetha Pettlt secretary and Mae Baxter treasurer Thls year for the first tlme we were confronted wlth the dlflicult problem of makmg money money for our Junlor semor pron1 to be g1V8ll May P1 Flrst we had a SQTIGS of markets then a very successful party and last but not least our Jl1l1l0I' class play 1410111 all of these we reallzed enough money to glV8 a very successful pxom and we hope that It may be remembered as one of the best ever glven 111 Hartford Cltw MARTHA HALL Z7 Jw 'A' dnl lllllmum., I l l I l T S ' ' 9 I 2 y ' - ' y - s I y . 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P5 The Sophomores The class of 28 has a declded cla1m to much respect There s Betty DeWees a Shllllllg llght of the class ever dependable both for her self and those ln need Then there are Ben Burchard and Charles Gelger just about on a par with Betty ln both respects The sophles are well represented ln athletics Junlor Powell plays football besldes bemg a two year man on the basketball varslty and he shows promlse of belng a gl eat help to the team when he grows up Bus DeWald natlve of Fort Wayne and a Welcome add1t1on to Hart ford s second team has proved hlmself worthy through hls consclen tlous tfallllllg Ray Kastetter does hls part both 1n football and bas ketball and we ant1c1pate a blg future for hlm Many sophomore girls also take part ln athletlcs I am sure the school would not progress very far lf Teddy Hoff man and George Ropon were not present w1th thelr nonsense And then there IS Freda Foster What more can one say than Just There Pete Isnt she adorable? And say speaklng of PEP she has lt The first meetmg of the class of 28 was held November 3 1924 Art Reasoner was chosen presldent Fred Burns v1ce presldent Ger event was a hayrlde to Edna Stewart s home Thls was followed by a hard tlmes party and several other enterta1nments durlng the year When the class assembled ln 1925 to select officers Franklln DeWald was chosen presldent Ray Kastetter vlce presldent Helen Ruble secretary and Freda Foster treasurer In the autumn the class again enjoyed a hayrlde to Edna s In March a very hard txmes party was held at the school bulldmg and say lf you don t belleve we had tt good tlme Just ask anyone who was present And now two of our four years of high school l1fe are past May the last two be as pleasant as the first two have been' H VIRGINIA CRONINT 28 llmulll llmlllu. I aldine Cronin, secretary, and Helen,Ruble, treasurer. The first,social 5 I . s . 1 . , . I M' G I E I .nllll X ' l . Sophomore Class Prestdent Vlce Prestdent becretarv Freasurer Andexson Wkllll Altlew Clwstal Bennett Junxot Boxell How ard Burch nd Beng 1rn1n I5 ll tlett M LI lon Boohex I oulee Btothet s W tlluce Buxni Ftedetlck Ctmpbell NI1ll1cent QIOIIIII bemldme K impbell Russell C tppex F l Qiblblllllt, Betts line Libtexllne Lola Cheeem tn xI8.llOI1 Lhenew Ralph t,l'1mme Edu 1 Llamme Ruth CI'1SSIlIdI'l Denomd Cluk Alene LIOIIIII Ylfglllld De tduff Row D Nlaxy DeXX 'tld Fmnklln DeVS ees Betty PITISIIWIIIQI Xerdd Fostex Freda I1 utxell Ethel Iflulet NI try Cnble Rlchard OI' FICLRS P ranklm DeWald Ravmond Kastettel CLASS ADX tsmt CORA WISE ROLL I exgex Lhu es 1 off Ile en Croves Hfuxw Helmet Robext Htl' Ch nlotte H11 'ebx md Robelt Head Nllldzed Hoffrntn Fherdoxv. How trd Robert Jones Robelt lxtstettel Rumonml lx :by JQIIX Ltr lon Thelma Letch Nlozelle Lechem Arthur Long Vugmld lu'v.s F1 tnk Nlqddox Nlcte Nlushftll Waltet Wines H'uold NI1l't1 Thelma Nlute sptugh Nltrtht Nlcextee Chllstlna NICPQIIBII Xelm NIcGuy Elle Nllnntn NIIIQ Louise Nlartln Robert Lllffoxd Nloon Cxystal Peck Ruby Helen Ruble Freda Foster l utlow .Im 5 Po ue Rt Jh Powell Iumox low ell W au hneflt Put slew June nd mll f 1 R tpp Lh tx lotte Robson V121 tn Ruble Helen Ropon Geox ge wel'c 1 -, Fettrutle 5l1ll6 Be Ill lu 5 ew ut lfdnt I'11t James low naend F1 UILIN lltomtu F15 Townbend Nlllfll Wtute Jutmtt Welsh Clarence vkettz Llftrente XXIIIIAIUS John YXl'IllIIlb Ruth S min NIU e Xhlllnftn Nldxth Vhllts Rogel 1' N nw x Vllleon Xlotlew Iounte Ptultne I11 ink hwelyn , ed 1 sfi 1 1 . , , . - . - C - - - - - ' w . r 1 ---- ------- ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . , Q. , , .. . 'am l ' ', ' a 'l .' 'Q ' '. z tes ' it . 1 ,Q '. all ' . 1 ,, . . ' . , 1 , t , I . . , ' . ' ' ' , ' fr 1 1 ' . , 2 ' 1. 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U Ti B 1 Freshman Class Hlstorq DR BRESHMAN class started on ltS four year Journey on Sep tember 7 1925 wlth a membershlp of elghty At our first meet mg the officers elected were Thomas Cronln presldent Ellz abeth Haynes vlce presldent Mabel Fees secretary and treasurer and MISS Elleen Mahoney was selected as our class advlser Class colors of blue and white were chosen and the rose was selected as the class flower Plans were made several tlmes durlng the fall for a havrlde but the weather man evldently dlsapproved for ralny weather prevented us from havmg lt Before the holxdays a very enjoyable Chrlstmas party was held lll the hlgh school gymnaslum A decorated Chrlstmas tree and a gxft exchange were features of the party We were glad to welcome about fifty more freshmen to our class at the begmnmg of the second semester In the mter class basketball tournament the freshman boys team was successful IH the first two games but was defeated ln the finals by the JUHIOTS The freshman g1rls team also was defeated by the Juniors On Aprll 16 another party was held at the hxgh school buildmg at whlch the members of both the glrls and bovs basketball teams were honor guests We have enjoyed both the work and play of our freshman yea1 and are 100klllg forward to bemg sophomores EDYTH COX 29 wlllllllllllil llllllul I 1? 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I -Zi- ' , 4 5 .V - W4 al' saw I I JR 5 KH 'H Aflmnlllwlwnm., ff, L X if J Hb WX 5 Q F WSL Q Ji ' db-:QQ Booster Club The Booster Club lb an 0I'g2LlllLatl0Il composed of sophomore Jun lor and senlor boys who organlzed for the purpose of creatlng greater Interest 1n athletxcs sponsorlng soclal actlvltles and fosterlng a Splflt ot good wlll among fellow students Bred Nledler was elected presldent for the year of 15 and 'b and together Wlth Ab Lo! as vlce president and Bob Fulton as secretary and treasurer d1d much for the glory of Old Gold and Black Coach Ballr Gulllon acted as advlser and h1 many clever ldeas also helped to keep things moving along At the beglllfllllg of the year several boys were pledged and later on were duly and most unmerclfully 1n1t1ated lnto the mysterlous realms ot Boosterdom Durlng the football and basketball seasons the fellows served on receptlon commlttees for out of town teams and showed a splrlt of real hospltallty and good sportsmanshlp Although many actlve Boosters w1ll not be here next fall It lb to be hoped that the club xull contlnue lts actlvltles as one of the pepplest organlzatlons 1n H C H S FRED BRICKLEX 4 71 Mfg 2 K .ff , .' .V . i . - 3 , Y N ' is Vg I . . .. .. , . , . - . af 'l Y ' ' ' 4 il 97 , . . . . .S . if ' ' 15 Y ,.,. - , -J X f Q f' l O ,--x...fK S .-.,-0 Pcplnellt-1 Club The Peplnella Club was re organlzed in September 1925 In this club the girls are organized for the purpose of boostlng activities in co operation with the boys Booster Club At the first meeting officers for the year were elected as follows Thelma WISS president Rosemary Trant vice presldent Delight Pal mer secretary and treasurer Miss Harter and Miss Masters were re elected faculty advlsors Many new members were taken in this year and lt was found 11ec essary to mcrease the llmlt of membership to seventy five ln place of fifty new songs and yells were learned The office of yell leader was ably filled by Mildred Hoad Several members also purchased sweaters this year whlch dis played the club colors green and white At all the games this year the girls have been true Pepmellas and real boosters of the team ROSEMARY TRANT 26 ff' llnnlll lllllllu, Much interest was shown at the pep meetings at which several I, . . . O W X 95 i ll E V I X I - X ' Lahn Club The Sodalltas Latma was organlzed ln 1922 under the dlrectlon of Mlss Harter and Mlss Masters for the purpose of promotlng lnterest among the Latln students The club was re organlzed early thls year and the officers elected aldme Cronln secretary and treasurer All Cwsar and Clcero students havmg an average of nlnety per cent or more were ellglble for membershlp The meetlngs were held once a month The programs mcluded reports on Roman llfe and customs Latm songs plays and games Much interest was shown thls year by the members GERALDINE CRONHN 9 S ,fr my ,- f A were: Bob Lewis, presidentg Fannie Camrpbell, vice-presidentg Ger- JH A Q7 A Mmmwmmmlmlmluy Ax Q15 9 Xi Q Q1 'Ah' I I , Sclence Club 'lhe Sclence Club was rc organlzed nn October 1925 The officers elected were as follows Floyd Huffman president John DeWees VICE presldent Martha H111 secretary and treasurer Wir Pressler was sponsor The club met on the first Mondav of each month Very mterestmg., meetmgs were held durmg the vear some of whlch were open to th public Speakers who ably addressed the club thls vear were Mr Mlller who had for h1s subject Coal Tar and Its Products Vlr Hlgburg who spoke on The Adulteratlon of Food Cosmetlcs and Patent Medl cme Mr Howxch whose subject was A DISCUSSION of Physlcs and Mr Wade who gave an mterestmg talk on Preclous Stones Members of the club furmshed the entertalnment on other occa slons Much benefit was derlved from these meetxngs whxch were well attended There were about fifty members ln the orgamzatlon Much of nts success was due to the unfaltermg efforts of Mr Pressler the sponsor MARTHA HILL 97 was COmmCFCldl Club The Commercial Club was re OI'g2lll1Z6d 1n September 1925 under SUDCFVISIOII of Mr Iflsher and Mxss Short At the first meetmg officers Inez Nlae Sowers vlce presldent Dorothy Casterlme secretary and treasurer The purpose of thls orgamzatlon has been to create more Interest and class spmt lll the commerclal department It has served to weld commerclal students Into a SOClal as well as a worklng un1t 'lhe meetlngs were held seml monthly At one regular meetmg Nlr M E Studebaker head of the Commerclal Department of the Ball Teachers College ot NIUIICIQ gave a most xnterestlng and beneficlal lecture on What a QOIIIHIBFCIRI Club Should Mean to a School and Its C Olllllllllllty Other meetmgs durmg the year were largely soclal events mcludlng some lnstructlve programs The club has finlshed a verv actlve and successful year The oth cers slncerely hope that there has been somethmg mstltuted ln the clul thls year that wlll make lt contmue Its progress IH the ensumg Vears and always be one of the hnest clubs m the s hwol DOPOTIIX HILDLBRAND Pb ju j f ,xv ,- R O l A ' f A , . -. 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X 4' 'a,.' v- - ' 4' f K E 'Im' I g The lnslqht Staff hdltor ln Chlef Asslstflnt Fd1tor L1tcra1y Pdltor Al11mn1 IMIILOI Local and boc1a1 Ldltol Exchange Edltor Sport Edxtor Ioke Edltor btaff Ty plst BLSINFSS STAFF Busmess Nlanaber Asslstant Buslness N11n1 er Adwe1t1s1ng N11n1 91 Asslst mt AdV6FllSlll Mm 126V F-XCI I Ti ADX ISERQ Ldltorlal Adv1ser John Tharp Franc1s Crissman 'wI1nn1e Cheney J6SSl6 Sprat, Dorothy Hildebrand Opal Foster Robert Fulton Fred 'vledler Fhzabeth H111 W1111am Cron1n John Dewees Hazel Nlesslex VI utha C 1n1da Nhss Donnl 1- urney Buslness Advlser H P1ul Kelsay Phe tenth volume of the 1llSlght IS 11ow praetlcally complete XX e the members of the staff have e11deavored to make lt an 1nterest1ng paper thls vear a11d we feel that a share of IIS success IS due to the 'lllltlrlllg efforts of our edltor 1n chlef John Tharp and of our facultw advlser NI1ss Donna Burney That IS has been sou11d financlallv IS due to the efhclency ot the bLlSlll6SS managers and to the heartv co operat1on of the student bodv and of the busmess me11 Here lS hOIJll1g that next vears lns1ght staff vull have the same 1nterest 111 advanclng the standard of the paper that thls years stalf has had and w1l1 str1ve alwaxs to make It not the organ of the se11ior class alone but representatxve of the mterests of the entire hlgh school THE STAFF ,ff me 2' A f D , . , , ' L 4 , ........... .U -.......- - ..--........ 1 --.... ...U-...1.. l, ' ' ' ' ........... .. ..... 1. ..............,........ . ............ 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I gg Cast of Characters Fred BTICKIGS D1 Cel tld Qumnex Budd Woodbridge Pxeeton DeVS 1tt Fmile A French salet Hftrtley 1 butlex Francs Crlssman Arthui Holl1 John Tidd Sfim Hollis Mr. Stone a patient ............, ,...... .....,..................., . .................... J 0 hn DeDees X ll'g'lIl1'1 Yelv-1 ....,..,,..........,..,..,......,..., , ....,...,................... Geraldine DeWall Cfr'1ce Ty ler ......... Mae Sowers Marian Sumner. Gerald s stster ,.......... ...............................,...,. H elen Nelson Gertrude Ludlow Parker Mrs, Creighton Woodbridge mother of Budd ..........,..... Frances Jenkins Brownie .......,...,.......,.,............,....,, ,,...............,.......,.................... ......,.... T h e Do, V ttilll Mllllm 'vig fl The Boomerang HE BOONIERANG a clever comedy ot l1fe and love was pre sented by the SGIIIOTS as the1r annual class play 011 Frlday eve lllllg Aprll 30 It proved to be one of the ll1OSt successful plays ever presented here alld was verv h1gl1ly pralsed bv all who saw lt The entlre cast d1d exceptlonally well hvery player seemed exactly cut out for h1s part w1tl1 the result that the play seemed far more l1ke a profess1o11al tl1a11 all amateur productlon Do1111a Purnev whm coached the play so successfully deserves many of the laurels fo1 her Judgment 1n the selectlon of the cast Fred Brlcklev enacted w1th great ab1l1ty the part ot easy gomfg Dr Gerald Sumner who feels that he knows all there IS to know about the love gan1e He carrled the part WhlCh was a VGIV heavv one wxth tl1e ease a11d dra111at1c ablllty of a profess1o11al PFHIICIS Cr1ss111a11 as Budd Woodbrldge the slckly forlo111 youtl1 Sllfferlllg w1th a desperate attack of love and Jealousy brought a galt of laughter from the 3Ud16llC6 A 111ore perfect 111terpretat1on ot the part whlch was a dlilicult one would l1Ot have been posslble Gelaldlne DeWald lll the heavy role ot Vlfglllld Xelva the cl1a1111 111g alld prettv glrl who IS employed bv Dr bumner as nurse a11d latex falls 111 love wlth h1111 was dlStlllLtlS appeahng and XVOII tl1e hlghesf ot COI1lI116lltS fro111 the aud1e11ce Budds affectlons a11d who later beca111e qulte SllbllllSSlV9 was excep tlonallv good lll the part Frances Jellk1llS was very n1atro11ly and reallstlc 111 the pa1t cl N115 trelghton Woodbrldge the lOVlIlg 111011191 of Budd Helen Nelson as Gerald s 1lV9ly voung slster a11d Evelyn Parker as a flapper fIl6lltl were very effectlve Ill the1r parts Arthur Holhs played tl1e role of Preston DeW1tt a blase yOllll 111an of vast experlence and llltefpfeted the part very effectlvely Jol111 Tldd as Ellllle tl1e excltable French valet a11d Sam Hollis as Hartley the dlglllfled b11tler were all that could be desned lll tl1e way ot servants John DeWees was perfect lll the role of the decreplt be w h1skere1l old man and provlded the closxng blt of comedy Whell he came to th doctor for treatment The play IS wove11 about the ettorts ot Dr bumner to cure Budd XVoodbr1dge of love and Jealousv and the way Ill whlch the doctor talls a VlCIllll to hlS own cold blooded theorles about the loye game as prac tlced bv Nllss Xelva all of whlch prov1des an 9VelllIlgS real e11ter tammeut ff ,- hind 21 f H 11 . . . , v , KL Y! ' ' .X . . . , 1 . W, K y . 1 . . 1 - . . I V Y 9 7 . . . Q Y 1 5 . . . , , IIIGZ Mae Sowers, as Grace Tyler, the flippant young object of 'W ' . -.V 1 '- ' ' . ,' - 1 ' ' ' . v ' y ' , . 1 9: , . Y Y V Y .qv V D ' o ?S ll Cast of Characters Robert Bennett lf 'VI Raleton Dnck Donnely Clarence Vm Dusen Blshop Doran Mrs F M Ralston Lthel Clark Vlabel Jackson Qrbel Jackson Mftrtha W IU! How 1rd Parklnson Ralph 'VIoo1-, Delbert I01 d Robert Leme Vduhhn Th0II1bl1l,., Martha Hall Fhelma Wlsc Femme Campbell Mary Modlm Lsther Hummer Gwendolyn RaiQl'Q4QQ 'f .'.'.l. ' .............. Mmm. Hill 5 'II 'll l M ' 'IW ,J Nothmq But the Truth IIE Jl NIOR CLASS presented its annual class play Nlothing But the Truth Thursday evenlng lfebruary 11 lt proved to be a very entertaining production and was cleverly given by the cast Much of the credit for the success of the play goes to Vliss Hazel Plummer who coached the cast Howard Parkinson won high pralse for his interpretation of the part of the truthful Robert Bennett the hero His acting was very realistic Ralph Moore in the role of W Nl Ralston an aged and wealthy bond broker was very good Delbert Lord interpreted expertly the role of Dick Donnelly a bond salesman To have a more humorous interpretation of the part of Clarence VanDusen a retired and reckless broker portrayed by Robert Lewis would have been dlfficult Yon Thornburg portrayed the role of Bishop Doran in a high and dignified manner Martha H111 was very effective in the role of Gwendolyn Ralston the heroine Her true ldGlltltV was soon lost by her realistic interpre tation of the role Martha Hall revealed much talent in the role of 'VIrs E M Ralston wife of the wealthy bond broker She was very pleasing in the part Thelma Wise was likewise a star in the role of Ethel Clark the petted and pampered daughter of wealth humorous interpretation ot the characters of cabaret belles Both won muuch commendation Esther Hummer played the part of the petlte maid in the Ralston home The story of the play was woven about the sales dlfiicultles of the Ralston firm in disposing of bonds pertaining to a worthless mine The truthful Bob disgusted with their plans for tricking gullible people into buying the worthless stock while they maintalned that falsehoods were necessary in the game of life made a bet of S10 000 that he could tell the absolute truth for twenty four hours The S10 000 belonged to his fiancee Gwendolyn who had entrusted 111111 with the money to double fox her church charity work Lpon his success lll doing so depended his hope of claiming her for his wife At the Ralston home where Robert was sent to be watched during his twenty four hours of absolute truthfulness he created much havoc by his truthful statements about house guests and members of the Rals ton family but in the end his truthfulness won him his bet ff J KX., ,ff H ' Q1 , ' . 1 . , ' Fannie Campbell and Mary Modlin were exceptionally good in their Q X Q ll f Q f ' A Dramahc Club For the first t1111e 111 the history of H C H S a dra1nat1c club has been organlzed A large number of Engllsh students of the se111or high having a grade of Illllety per Cellt or above Ill that subject n1et during the first SIX weeks of school for organ1zat1on The follovlng officers were elected John DeWees presldent Nlartha Newbauer first v1cepres1de11t Marv MOCIIIH second vice presldent and MIIIV Campbell secretary a11d treasurer ThlS club IS under the SLIDQTVISIOII of the EllgllSh defpartlnent Wllh Nhss Cora Wise as chairman The purpose of the club IS to study the drama the tech111que ot tl1e make 11p stage sett111gs tl1e fundaniental pr1nc1ples ot acting etc Xery lllti-3I'9Stlllg programs were prepared for each llleellllg a11d the 111en1bers occasxonally staged short plays vxlth 111uch success Students tdklllg part lll the class plays w1ll lll all probablllty have been benefited by belo11g111g to th1s club lnvervone enjoyed the n1eet lllgb too especlallw the ILATS' MARX M0111 INI 4 may Malhemallcs Club At the beginning ot this schoil Veal a 116W organlzatlon kIl0Wll as the lVlathe111at1cs Club was orga111zed The purpose of the club IS to allow tl1e student to explore alld dlscover tor h1n1self 111any IIIIGFGSUIIZ and worthwhlle pleasures that are to be found Ill 111athen1at1cs W1tl1 the study of the lives ot gl eat 111athen1at1c1ans our adn11rat1o11 tor them grows as we realize how much we owe them tor the1r valuable d1s LOVBTIGS Many lIlt6I'9StlHg Illef-3tlllgS were held WhlCh helped to turther the 111terest lll tl1e lnathematlcs depaftlllellt Th book Flatland was read 11d dlSCllSQ9d at each llleetlllg The l1ves of great n1athen1at1c1ans wert lso studled The club was C0111 iosed of stude11ts 111 the 111Hth8I1l3.t1CS department 1 1 se111or h1gh school w1th a grade of l111letV per ce11t or above I'h followung officers were elected for the year Delbe t Lord p ld8ll 143111119 Campbell v1ce pres1de11t Bettv DeWees secretary BETlYDVVln'Q S N'Nx,, l an fl I , .... . 7 Y . 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Cfhe HISIOFQ Club The IIISIUIX Club IS co111pos,ed ot all IIIQIIIIJQFS oi the historx and mum Glasses who haw IJZISSIIIQ., grnules II1e cI11I1 was orgaiilfecl this ai e ' . 1 is spoueois Ihe meetings weie 1atI1f1 1r1eg11Iar but werx e1l11cat1o11aI repoite weie read upon eubjerts d1s,c'ussed lll Claes and sliclee ot h1Qtor1caI inter est XVQIQ SIIOXNII The Club was g,oxe1 II cl In an execiltne COIIIIIIIIIEC compoeetl ot I1a11c1k L FISSIIILIII Ildll I 11111111 xIdIIIId NEVNIIAIIQI' hertrucle Selleis 111111 IIIIIIOI Powell MARTHA NEW BAI ILR t QSESQ I Ion 115 Q.,6I1lI6 xnnble I Ioxe lts gentle Iioxx Ioxe to wind IIIW tougu 1 If1es11e I31II BIIIIIQI Ilello IS that the SAIVEIIIOII Aimw ' olce ies th1s Ib Salvation A1111x Ile 1cIc11L11te s 1 IJo sou sau 111141 NXUIIIQII ' I uve e It SIIIIIIIJ 111 Kleine IQIIIIJIGUJII One thing, sine CICIII 1 I I ge xxdtei Oll the I11.1111 II maid JLIIIKIIISUII ' How 1111 ' .1111 we lf s ICI ioo III fr x ,Q elseu Xdl GI tl eies 41 ll 011 III IIIX so IJ IIISI ex IJFIII ei gi 111I11cf1l s kdklllf., ol I1L1tI1111 1 s Sl 1 the s111111g ol I Mfg fs I ' v' L, :S L. . , v, K.l.' r 1 L.. V' ? , , L. - H34 '- yo ' for the first ti1111, with M12 Ilziley. Miss IIIIIIIIIIQI' 'uid Mr. 'I'11'I4-y Zh, . , .J- V V. . ,- 1 - 9 Y . , ' , X , ' , . ' J. ,'k1 .K. , . . l' 5 A..,, A',vf wr is ...f -I I .' ' ' ' . 'Zi X'7, 'J ' 1 r '1 ' 1 I ' j 11 1111. I love to heal' 't go.-we :I ' 1. Ik i 1: fk 4 if Y - ' ' ' ' I' iz 1 ' - rrp. li'IIe-2' A' '+ ' Voice- Yes, IIiII XVeI, 5' 1 111 1 one 'DI' Sz ' 'y 'ghtf' lk Dk 251 Sk PII X I -- ' Y .' '-g El 1110 ' Pt-ec XVOIIYI Wei' .ret ,. - -. ' . '1 ' ' I' ' ' .' f No'. ' -1 1e'. CI' 1- 't'z11.'1 SI 1 get: I ' ' I' sh' glll eve-1'y ve-ek. 41 24 2 41 HY A M1'.K j el 'I , '. 1 ' IJ tt ' j .' ll. XVQ' ' lv- ' t 'lee- 'I'y1111 'z I-1'1'o1', :irq it sI1:111I4I I1-1 11111tt:111. SUV I ' ' ' fl 'Il I'21IIliJll.' .'11'i11gs. said M12 Ilz Iey, I I1z1II1e1l 'QQ i11 .' 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A MODERN SHAKESPEARE A second grave yard scene supposed to have taken place after all the traglc deaths that occur IH the last scene of Han1let The grave dlggers as nearly as posslble have been glVell the san1e personalltles the same clown1sh reasonlngs as dep1cted 111 Hamlet ACT VI SCENE II fThe graveyardj Second Gravedlgger And I say that we have a royal job It lsn t every gravedlgger that gets to bury four fine corpses l1ke these Wouldn t old Doncas be Jealous 1f he knew about It Flrst Gravedlgger Restraln from your rattllng you 1Ollg eared horse We ve got to get these homes bu1lt We ca11 t let the111 stav out all 111ght They m1ght catch cold Second Gravedlgger tD1gs and slngsy One had a shovel And the other had a hoe What ho' What ho' Iflrst Gravedlgger Whose grave are you dlgglllg now Its too small for any of then1 Second Graved1gger Thls IS for Claudxus A man IS pretty small ISH t he when he k1lls h1s own brother I figured th1s way Brothers are supposed to love each other arent they? Well that IS all rxght but most brothers don t If they do they are unusual and therefore b1g other elther They are common and nobody thlllkS anythlng about tl1e111 But Claudlus he goes and kllls hlS brother He don t go up to h1n1 and say Han1let I want your kxngdom, a11d your wlfe so Im golllg to k1ll you that wouldn t be so worse but Claudlus goes and klllS h1m Whll8 hes snooz1ng and can t defend h1n1self Thats pretty l1ttle of h1m Argal smce he IS a llttle man he should have a llttle grave Flrst Gravedlgger GIVE your Jaw a rest and go get me a Jug of hard clder fEx1t second graved1ggerJ Iflrst Gravedlgger Lets see now Well put Hamlet there by Ophel1a 1VI6thlIlkS that would be the best derangement They Call keep each other compa11y and It s best to have the crazy ones together anyway We ll put Laertes here by Claudlus They seen1ed to be pretty good friends It wouldn t do to put h1n1 bv Ophel1a a11d Hamlet They n11ght get 1n another fight QEnter HOPZIIO J Horatlo Haste ye to your task Know you IIOI that the funerals are thls afternoon lou slovenlw sluggards dont ew en earn sour board j ,fe f A - I ' ' ss u .- U ' YY ' ' ' as 19 ' U 1 1 . 7 D ' I y y . U I . . l i. . . . . - . , fy . . . . . . . , . . i , ' D I . Y , . men. Most brothers don't love each other, but they don't hate each , . . I U , . . , . Y 3 ! Y 9 is . l ,' p ' 1 7 ' ' 7 r ' Y V D- M 0 2 and keep I think I shall 3dVlSe Fortmbras to fire you two and hnr some who aren t afrald to work Flrst Gravedngger You grleves me muchly slr I am an artlst I am and the best gravedlgger lll Denmark I was elected presldent of the Shovel Shovers Umon at Copenhagen last vear Go to your old books and phllosophy you don t know any more about dlggmg graves than I know about Latm fEnter second gravedlgger wrth Jugj Second Gravedlgger Th1S clder IS so hard you have to chew It I swlped It out of the royal cellars Oh Cnotlces Horatloj by the way Mr HOPat1O they re gomg to bury Claudlus face downward aren t they? Horatlo Forsooth why do you ask a questlon so foohsh? Second Gravedlgger I thmk we should be klnd to old Claudlus now that he s dead You know he sand lt always made hls SICK to rlde backwards Flrst Gravedlgger Hee' Hee' fHOF3t1O dxsgusted exlts as the curtam fallsj ARTHUR HOLLIS 6 S9635 THE RAIN fLlI18S WTIUZGII on a Thursday evenlng whlle It ralned very hard and the beatlng of the ra1n upon the wlndows suggested the poem to thc wrlter J Dld you ever watch the ram Runmng down your wlndow pane? And the boys and girls from schools Wadlng lll 1ts t1ny pools? How It chases dust and heat Cleans our dirty clty street' And It beats upon the roofs Llke some tlny llttle hoofs Put your head against the pane Feel the cool of thls old ra1n Watch xt as It gushes out Of the tlny water spout Its from there It takes 1tS route From the tlny water spout And wlth tlme and much commotlon Reaches at last the turbulent ocean THELMA R POULSON 27 au -'wwlllullwmwllllullup Iluu p I Second Gravedigger: Haw! Haw! - , '2 5 , l . . - 0 K CW MARCH Wlth 'vlarch come harbmgers of Sprlllg Theres the honk of w1ld geese on the wmg A blue blrd flashes from a leafless tree Some roblns hOpplI1g on the lawn we see The new fallen snow IS gone by noon The sun s brlght rays drlve awav the gloom Skles grow blue and fleecw clouds appear Bv these slgns we know that Spflllg IS near MARY MODLIN 27 Q91 CITY TREES Brown trees besnde a CltV street Wlth squares of green around their teet Are very pleasant thlngs to me When I have come IH from the sea I wonder 11 they nuss the still Ur lf the roarmg cnty dm Has ever worn thelr patlence thm ERNIA HIDAY ski IF YGU WERE BUSY lf you were busy being kmd Before you knew It vou would find loud soon forget to thxnk twas true That some one was unkmd to you If you were busy belng glad And Ch6eI'1Ilg people who were sad Although your heart nught ache a blt You d soon forget to notue It ,Q NIARGL ERITE LONG any - I 1 -1 , Y ' V V 1 L l - 1 9 Enchantment of a wooded hillg F- I , '27 ' r I v ' I ' .T ' 1 V !sjT 0 D- o ... 3, BACK TO NATURE When I am tlred of the trxcks of l1fe and the theorles of books I love to turn to the out of doors and chum wlth trees and brooks I love to Slt by the campfire s glow when heaven s llghts are brlght Or wander through the cool fresh woods Ill the stlllness of the nlght I love to llsten to the owl s shrlll hoot and the crlcket s merry song And the plne trees slgh as the wlnd goes bv and the brook as It flows along I love to wander away from men and get nearer God s out of doors I love to have the sky for my roof and grass and moss for mv floors And thus to find whlch soothes my nnnd that It s surely Nature s plan By nlght or day ln every way to befrlend the weary man HOWARD LEE PARKINSOlN Z7 X59 TO THE YOUTH OF TODAY Tunes have changed sald Ezra As he looked out at the crowd Of college Sh6lkS and shebas ln dress and sweater loud Beautys Just skln deep they say I 31st can t figger lt out cause now It a1n t that deep to me Qllk sox lll thls here weather Them kldS IS Jest plumb crazy' And the sun a shlnln through that dress ls Just enough to daze ye And look at them flap go boots' Ur some such name they call em l tell ye them klds parents Oughta tal e em lll and maul em' DELBERT E LORD 97 wllllllllllll llllllu, But sure as sure can be: M . 1 . I ! 5 0 0 wi Q e, A I if E r dm' I , - X I II Par kmson A tellow Just told me I looked lrke wou Pat Wfrlght W here rs he' Id lrke to knock hrs block oft ow rrd krlled lrrrn When mother rs rn the parlor e rke thrs When mother goes up starrs to bed W esrtllkethrs When all the lrglrts are turned out NVes1t I rketlrrs A college prot had two razors fr brg one and a lrttle one One dar when Ire was shavlng he called to hrs snrall son Johnnx tlrrs brg ranor IS dull L10 get the babw razor Johnnx went to the toot ot the starrs a he called w ants wou Nlrs hllrott How d1d xou lose sour ter th son ' Speck Elllott Shrftrng gears on a lollxpop orn Frdd xou kr ow tlrex newr hanged a man x th r wooden lego Boll Anderson N w Irs ' Iohn Ther use a ro me lohn I' I had a funnx dream last rrrglrt John I dreamed that I was eatrng shredded wheat and when I woke up halt ot the mattress w as gonr 'Ihelma Wrse I want an E strrng please Irances Jenkins Oh rt wou dont mrnd would wou prck rt 1 t tor xourselt I 'rrdlw know the es from the sres' Ile sat rn the corner rn srlence Ignored In women and men Xlurmurrng oxer and over Ill nuer eat onrons again sf-S An exceedrnglw drunken man on a ren rarnx dax stood wawer rug back and forth beneath a belchrng water spout A passrng polrce man took hrrn In the arm tlrrnkrng to lead hrm awax but the drurrl resrsted wfaklw and rrrumbled Bare the wrmmrn an I ldren I c n sw ll J ,- f A -Q II 'z - I ' ' 1 if if wk if lk W' sit I' 3 ' 1 ' . 1 Q . 3 J. . .. 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L, ' I Q A x , xi ,fl gm .. , -,,- , , WN.-- A.,5 ,--,.,-,,.,,,vA--.M-.-----.,- 5 rl H ' I N -A,,,,--M , Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford Clty Llty Cxty Clty Clty City Football Results 1 Nlewcastle Anderson Greenfield Sherldan Portland Bluffton 3 1 The local football season was one of great success The Gulllon men met some of the strongest Indlana elevens lncludlng Anderson Greenfield and Sherldan At the openlng of the season our chances for a wlnnlng eleven dld not look very brlght as many of the former stars had been graduated But under the careful dlI'6CtlOll of Coach Blalr Gulllon a well balanced fightlng team was developed The 1925 team was led by Frank Ollver a two letter man Lnder hls captalncy the team progressed rapldlv The next season should find the Gold and Black a leadxng contendel for the png skm among the state teams ,fv wg Q .. - Q ' 6 ........................ l ii , ' l' 19 ........................ 7 ' 0 ........................ 14 ' 0 ......................... ' 2 Hartford City 6 ......................... Kokomo L4 ' 6 ......................... 6 ' 2 ......................,.. 0 I Q O o A 'H ill PIL BITTINFR 'VII DI LR V! RIGHT PARKIINQON WILLIAM KBILLP BITTNER Half back Brll a veteran from last year eleven came to the squad thrs season well versed rn the prgskrn art He was the man to carry the ball when a garn was most needed and he very eldom triled He rs small but what he lacks rn werght rs harned rn speed We shall remember Brll as a trrple threat man and be wrll be missed very much FRED UVILDDILH MEDLER End er posrtron equally well always strrvrn to the lrst minute At end Meddre s abrl rty to trckle made hrm one of the Gul lronmens best defensrve nren and he seldom farled to stop hrs man At half he proved to be r good ground garner rnd made '1 specralty of smashlng the opponents lrne Fred ends hrs hrglr school footbrll drys after three success tul years fi PAIL KPATD WRIGHT hnd P t veteran from last years crack team rs one who has an 6St3b11Sh6d place rn the student bodys chorce of a star end H rs a qurck thrnker steady and fast His broken held running and hrs handllnh ot forwrrd passes rs above reproach Pat played hrs best ,Dame a,,a1nst Qher rdan In thls encounter he recelved rn rrumerable passes for larbe arns and rlso plryed a great defensrve ,ame Pr! wrll be rn unrform next season HOWARD KHOD LEE! PARKINSON Quarterback Hod Lee our new flashy quarter who fllled the vfrcancy left by Holton was a brrllrant spot rn the team Hod played a fist flashy game and wa 1 heady leader Hrs reatest exhrbrtlorr was '1,,a1nst the Anderson grrdders I thrs game Hod was always on hrs feet never tumbled and never ffuled tc rrrrr 1 punt back .al I fl l f- ' y- I -' . a,'a Fred also played halfback, playingeithl D 2 .. Q 4 I . '- ' 1 , .ff ' - g, ' rr ' 2 H22 ,:, .- I ' 1' lr 5 :Jw K 411 ll , ffl' ' ,ll R I, ' l lt! I lllll BA RLLY POV! ELL MACK BARLEX Guard Mack served as reserve guard throughout the season and although he appeared ln only two ames he made a remarkable showln He mlght be remembered by hls strlkln motto Always ready to fight but fight falr With hls pugnaclty and ab lltx much IS expected from hlm next veal ILNIOR fl ICKLEb POWELL Tlckle Plckle wls the largest nlan on the team and dld hls part of the heavy llne work When the opponents had possess on of the ball Jllnlor would clash throubll thelr llne and conslstently splll the play He wlll be the only regulal llnemal back nevct year but alound hlm l rel' defense can be bllllt CRONIN C KASTETTFR JOHN UOHNJ CRONIIN Center John was also a new man on the team thl season He IS '1 tower of strength at centel always holdlng the opposlnb Cell ter on defense and breaklng through on olf nse He wlll be wlth us next seal LHARIFQ lCHAql RAQTPTTILR Cuald Chlrles often pl tyed tackle and end but uald pos tlon was hls I6 ul u post Hls work whlle playlng on the defcnslve wls lbove the avelm e A Lllalles played excellent ball ln QVGIQ lnle the only way to remember thls stu huald IS by hls true sportsmanshlp on the h ld He IS lmon thls yeal s l ulu ltes K 2 ya sf-s ,- -' cl . . . . 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A A o M --5 gm I I' At H KPI I ILY THARI ANDERSON RLITH tLIVERl LILACH Guard Kelth fx new student ln the local school d1d not come heralded 1 1 star buf under the careful mstructlons of Coach Cfulllon he developed 1nto a star guard Llver was a steady player and was very clever ln the art of tacklm, He had an lbundance of grlt whlch he dleplayed nn the Bluffton game when he suffered a spralned wrlst and played the balance of hrs ,ame 1n great style Llver brad uates thls year MARTIN KSPIKEJ KELLY Fullback Qplke was the Gulllonmens plunglng fullback and performed his duties well He filled the vacancy left by Reasonel ln breat style He had erxt and plentx of fi,,ht as was shown by hls play1n,,, the entlre season wlth a spramed wrlst Qplkes best ,,ame was agalnst Portlanl when he lntercepted a pass back of boal lxne and then carrled the ball down field forty yirds He wlll not be here ln 17 N1 JOHN fLYDIAl THARP End Thls was Lydlas first year at the game but hls grlt overcame hls lack of experlence He fought gallantly playlng h1s pOS1tl0ll mt end llke an old veteran John at the mst of the season dld not appear ln all the encounters but ln the later games was there wlth the goods We can best remember Lydla by the quotatlon Where men are men 'md necks are nothm, Tackle Bob was a new man on the l1n thls season and throughout the entlre year played a conslstent ,,ame He wa a breat scrapper and a stumbllnb stone for the opponents backfield Wh1t1e showed hls great prowess ln the Port land fracas ln whxch he played a mal velous same -fv-S-Z -lmaullml llllllluy Y 1 llli , is Av 'lt '-S1 ri .' . - A. 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THIINNI' Q R KASTETTER CAPTAIN FRANK i0Xl OLIX ER End For three years the brgantlc Ox has been the back bone of the Old Gold 'md Black defe rse H s savage smash mg and vlclous tackles have spelled d s aster to rnnumerable would be touch down asprrants Frank was chosen cap tam of the 1926 team due to his stellar playing and proved to be very adept leading his team through a splendld season Ox graduates this year AMOS IAJAXD ROGERS Tackle Al though not a regular Ajax was a handx man to have around He was sincere rn all practrce sess ons paying attention to the Instruct ons of the coach Aux played hrs best game agarnst the hlghls touted Anderson eleven and in thls grm Ajax made some remarkable tackl which might have ended rn touchdowns He wrll not be with us next season HAROLD KTEMNIEJ THIINNES Cen er Harold playrng his second season on the chool team rs a very audaclous boy Tenure played guard last year but Bill Cronin tlrls s arson the coach chose Harold He has proved to be well ad vanced rn the game as he made rll of the Old Gold and Black s kick offs H u old radrrrtes thrs year RAYMOND QRAYD KASTETTER Halfback Ray has appeared in Hart ford colors for two seasons He has proved to be a very capable player Hc rs a great open field runner havlng all the nec ssary requlrements to perform such feats He has '1 side step and c ange of pace whlch never falls to leave the opponents rn a muddle as to which way to ,,o Hrs greatest game was ahalnst Greenfield rn which he intercept ed a pass and dashed seventy yards down Held Ray has two more years 51+ We -Q r - fr -'hw .M ' ' ' A ' 'Q ' 7 if Ti? 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Y5 I BI AIR I l LLION Coach Blau GUIIIOII has just Completed 1115 second veal of CO3.ChlIlg' and has begun the baslc wolk of eonstructlon that wlll produce real ehamplons He spends much time and effort 1n coachlng the players LlSlllg the kllowl edge he has acqulred through experlence both as a hlgh school and college athletc lnlllllllm llllllllm Hoad and hlllot the yell leaders fox 1925 lb were always on hand rearln to go whenever the Caslon demanded ways boostlng Ill truest sense t he word they were stauneh and true lll then' efforts to urge the crowd on to en thuslastlc support ot the team ln the face of both vlctorv and defeat fl 3 OLIVER ELLIOT l ,H . ,oc- ' . I. All I N 0' fix' 'X 7 . fb l l E 5 U . 41 a l t 1? l M e ew fn E 'Mm 4 M' l ' l . 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' 22 lx Q I' 1 l C2 f A ROBERT KBOBJ FULTON Forward Bob a veteran from last year was one of the outstandlng forwards on the team Hrs defenslve work and abrlrty to con nect from far out on the floor made hlm a valuable player He rs a fast heads player and a drillcult man to guard H graduates thrs sprrng and wrth hrs de parture the school loses a real sports man and a hard fihhtmg athlete ALBERT QHLCKJ JEMNART Floor guard A boy of great abrlrty He has a good eye for the basket and hrs abrl tty to drlbble through the opponents rs envled by all Huck dld not plrv mrrrx varslty grmes this season but played ln rll of the reserve grmes rn a spec tacular frshion He should h a reg ular next season FRANK lOXl OLIVLR Center Ox PRLDFRICR tNllnDDIFl MEDLEP Forward Meddre always entered the ame vlrth plenty of fight and wrth the deterrnrnatron to wln He exc lled nr rbrllty to drive through the opponents defense rnd had a famous rde shot whrch seldom falled to reg ster Fred however was unable to ,.,o to the tour nament because of a sprarned ankle sus tamed rn practrce 'wleddre rrduates thls year FRANKLIN tBlbl DeWALD Fuard Bus a reserve man cam to the local hl h school from South brde of Fort Wayne He dld not see much actlon thrs season but kept the regulars on the step to hold therr posttlons Bt has two more rears and wrth hrs speed hnd tor the local basketeers vs rs the nraln offensive col., ln the team Wlth hlb Squlrnrrng and twrstrng lrt managed to cop the hrgh scor1n,, honors tor the Gulllonmen For the past three years he has been a brg factor ln school rthletrcs Wrth hrs abrlrty to pass vutlr erther hand shoot mth accuracy ani L0 drrve he should rn some hrgher mstrtu tron make 1 name for the locrl school Pr rnk graduates this year HAROID lH0bbJ MARKINS Back urrd I-loss IS a tower of stren tr rnd never grves up He was a new mrn on the VdIS1IV thrs year and wlll be great factor rn next years qulntet Hoss wlll be renrembered for hrs grert detenslve prowess rn the Fort Wrwne rrrre ln thrs encounter Fort Vlayn cored only one under the basket shot 'F' llllllllll lllllllllug 4 . , , ' ' . e o ' . 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GRAlNGI1.R Centex also is a new man on the team thls year rfter having faithfully served on the second team last year Al rs rangy hfr rn rccurate shot ind fr steady brfrnd of playing Hrs most outstfrndln, perform rnce was that against Vlontpelrer rn which Alvrs led rn scoring honors JLNIOR 1PICKIEy POWFLL Back Guard Pickle rs a very capable mm from last years squad He came to us from near Trenton md immediately b crme prominent ln rthletrc circles Wrth hrs reat srze stren,th uid deterrnnr tlorr to wln Pickle hrd llttle troubll crnchrng a guard positron Changed from back ,.,uard positron to prvot post th week before the tournament he won the all dlSt1lCI positron md was the out standln plaver of the local term CIYDEA tRh.DJ BABBITT Cuard Red lb a real red headed boy with all kind of fight Being a freshman h has rust started hrs basketball ca eer and from present rndrcatrons will de velop Into a star on the hardwood R d played the entire season with the Gul lion reserves and wrs rlvw tvs there with the punch PR.AlNCIQ fFRANCIlub LRISSNIAN Forward Francie rs 1 small boy bu' hes plenty fast e rs pl ry nl, his hr st season with the locals and made t ite eye for the basket he was seconl hr h point mrn Due to sickness he wrs not tble to pl ry rt the district meet Hrs best night was r.r1nst Ft Wryne Lentral when he scored 81 ht held aoals md tvno fouls LLIPFORD 1QIIFl4J BABBITT Bur ward Cliff was selected all dis rrct forward on the second team at the Port l nd tourney Qlrft was a steady player always plannlnt, each play carefullv Hrs abrlrty on side shots and long shots rs uncanny Cliff came out for tht squad thrs year with no second teurr training and immediately b gan a mark ed crreer that will not soon be for ,otterr CAPTAIN PAII 4PAI'l WRIGHT lfloor Guard Pat rs a, very capabl player in any positron assigned hrm rn rny sport He IS a wall on defense and a brrsht lrght on the offense Laptfrrrr Wll,.,ht playrnc, hrs seconi year ot var rty basketball proved to he a nnd hrs rbrlrty to Jump and to drive through the opponents defense netted mam points Wrth hrs determination h should have little trouble rn agurr securing a regulrr positron next veu .5 j ,xv ,- ' ' ' ' ' - '. 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E O Jumor Class Champs ll1e JUIIIOI' class 111 a11 excltlng t0lllllHIllLl1t topped tl1e hlgh h0ll0lb Phe JUHIOFS had a Hghtlllg tea111 and were torced to dlsplay thelr be Sl team WOlk to dOWll the se111ors lb 14 111 all over tlllle game Phe Iinals were plaxed between the JUHIOTS a11d fI'6Shll19l1 111 wh1cl1 the JUIIIOFS mon after tralllng at half t1n1e Jennart was the 111d1v1dual star tor the JllIllOI'S Babb1tt starred tor the tresl1111en Th1s year a vlttory brxck started clrculatlng 111 the school among the classes The Wlllllel each vear IS to tontrol xt and a11v class Wllllllllg three consecutwe VQHIS mas retaln the clav for all tlme The all class team selectxon lfolward , Iforw 11d lentex L 1111111 buaxd lf OI w ll d Form ard Cente1 C 11.11 d L ll 1rd fl' lllllllll 11111, Babbltt Wr1ght B1 lckley Jennaxt DHIIX SILCON D Tl' ANI DeVS ald Reynolds Carpentier Bntne Ellis I I- 1esl1n1a11 lllIll0l 'wenim lnniox semox 501111011101 e lnmor Freshman Senior I11n1or l FIRST TEAM 1 . , 2, 1 ' A , . C ,Q 'I 2 ', . ' 1 . Q' G I 1 5 . -N dm 1 , lvlll GIFIS Inter Class Tourneq 116511111111 vs JLllll0lb SODIIOIIIJFES vs 59111018 9 ll JIIIIIOTS vs benlor In the finals of the glrls 111ter class basketball tourney the sen1ors The SBHIOFS wo11 the r1ght to play 111 the finals by deteatxng the sophomores 111 the first round of the tournev bv a score of 11 9 Much Cfedll goes to Prancls CI'lbSll1all and Frank Ohver for the1r splendld coachmg of the g rls The l1ne up Lannlng and Reed forwards Nelson and Baugher guards Hardxn Jumplng center Trant runnmg center w1th New bauer Sprague and Parker on the slde l1nes VERA HARDHN 1 ,f-s We Rx-dd-'.A I 1 C9 1 I N ' . , H 1 - 1 . ' ................,.. 5-15 A ' - Vg .1.f.fffiffiflffflglm defeated the juniors by a score of l6-8 in a one-sided battle. jg - 121- B dll 'hit ll m D x ,mill 'IQ q B n j A AO C2 1 ' ' la O MX X--Q fl - f Pl Q 15 Q i Hlmlmmluy, 'S Feaiures ,fy . hx V, x I 'U . ' A .V ' I ' , ' .f V 1 ' ' , A , wr A 5 4 'fl' '.' 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L L5 ww 5 Q Q Q 5 s' N9 ' THE FACULTY PARTY The most dellghtful soclal event of the year was gxven by the local faculty on Aprll first The party whxch was to have been held 1n the hlgh school audltorlum was held ln the boller room The change was made to accommodate several of the teachers who would feel more at home there and who could amuse themselves by Slldlflg down the coal chute The office rooms of Mr Sprlnger were beautlfully decorated wlth pumpkms fodder sunflowers and orange blossoms The party was to be of that varlety known as a k1d party and all the teachers were to turn back the Pages of Tlme and be as llttle chxldren agaln The prlze was won by Mr Kelsay who was darlmg ln plnk half hose baby blue rompers and long golden curls Due to a sllght mlsunderstandlng Mr Brown thought lt was a Hallowe en party and came dlsgulsed as a cactus plant The guests began to arrlve about 7 30 0 clock and as they entered the room each was glven a small shovel and bucket After they had all assembled they went mto the coal room whlch was to serve as the ban quet hall and after gently dlstrlbutlng themselves on the floor the pro gram began M1ss Harter and Mlss Masters rendered a vocal duet entltled My Red Irlsh Nose They were accompanled by Mr Telle on the French harp Mlss Hahn MISS Borden Mr Myers and Mr Gul llon gave a short one act play entltled The Shootlng of Dan McGrew The audience was especially xmpressed wlth the actlng of Mr Myers who played the part of the Face on the Bar room Floor ln a highly com gatherlng on the toplc of The Ambltlons of School Teachers to Learn How to Flunk Students Wlthout Tears Thls was followed by much tearlng of hands clapplng of teeth and gnashlng of hair on the part of the cultured audlence Mr Myers that very versatlle person of the manual tralnmg department then revealed hls lngenulty by taklng a saw and a cloth and makmg the saw dust At thls tune Mlss Short who IS of a very playful dlsposltlon suggested that they play postoflice But a heated dlspute arose between MISS Short and MISS Cole over who should be post mlstress and Mr Pressler Mr Gulllon and Mlss Wlnget flatly refused to play and so Mr Sprlnger who was master of cere monxes declded they should not play postoffice As a substltutlon for thls all the llttle teachers were asked to gather round the furnace and Mr Haley told them funny stones whlch went over 1n great style In fact the teachers stlll burst forth ln wlld uncon trollable laughter when they thmk of them fApr1l Fool'J Mr Gulllon was then urged to slng and he blushlngly consented The selectlon was entltled No Matter How Loud the Basket Balls You Can Always Hear the Ear drums Ile sang and hls VOICE was filled wxth grlef and adenolds f? my plimentary and most startling manner. Mr. Kelsay then addressed the l I A sllght confusion arose when a noise which sounded very much like the fire bell was heard There were a few symptoms of panic but when investigation revealed the fact that Miss Short had merely drop ped the set out of her ring peace again reigned supreme A coal shovellng contest was held next Each contestant using the small bucket and shovel which had been presented to him at the door was required to carry coal for ten minutes The contest was won by Miss Wise who carried seventy eight pounds and three ounces After the contest was over Mr Kelsay thanked the teachers for moving the coal as It saved the school the money they would have paid out by hir mg someone He is resting easier today and doctors think he will recover H still insists that the wall caved in on him but we found by inquirin that he had merely been crowned by a crow bar wielded by the mighty but wrathful Miss WISE Mr Telle again unllmbered the old French harp and announced that he would lead them in a few hymns Judging from the horrible sound which issued from the basement he must have led them the wrong way and got lost He announced that the next number would be that grand old song of the Americans and one half of the teachers started to sing the Indian Love Call Mr Broyles who was chalrman of the menu committee then announced that lunch would be served After they had all assembled around the table they produced the silverware which each person was required to bring It is remarkable how some of our teachers have travelled' Their silverware came from some of the best hotels in the country from coast to coast Miss Jones even had a fork that was When the guests began to look expectantly for the food Mr Broyles Just larfed and larfed because lt was April Fool s Day and there wasn t any lunch He s ln room 13 and we re afraid he s going to recover too The doctors seem to think so Well after the removal of the body the old French harp was again sent into action and a square dance was held Miss Furney and Mr Fisher proved themselves champions at tripping the light fantastic I say trlpplng because Mr Fishers feet were old friends and were con tlnually meeting each other The party broke up about 3 A M and amidst gleeful shouts of laughter they climbed into thelr slelghs and drove to their various homes Everybody not at the party reported a good tlme The teachers who attended expect to resume their duties next week FRANCIS CRISSMAN 26 imnullml lllllllllu, fl o I u . . - - e stamped Hartford Hotel. Evidently she believes in trading at home. U as sr as as as 2 ' ' ' ' ' A 5 M , M' 6 ' B .IIN ' K' ' l . LITTLE WILLIE AND THE GOBLINS Llttle VV1ll1e LI'OlllIl who Is vers fond of wlerd Tales read a book of Goblms one nxght and Then vsent to bed The book had been about a I lttle bow who was scared To death when a Goblln stuck h1s blg black Hand up over hls bed Whlle Thmklng ot thls our hero fell Asleep By hls slde lay Hls tathers shot gun He Awoke about mldlllght Affhcted vuth bt Vltus dance And the Sprlngs were plawlng Atter the Battle Mother Clal1Clllg over the foot of his bed He saw a large black hand Dxd our hero quallv He grabbed hls gun And ln a VOICE That was almost Audlble screamed Move before I whlst e three TIIIIBS or Ill shoo bo he whlstled And lt dldnt move And he shot D1d he m1ss 'Not he' But ever SIIICB that lllght For some pecullar reason Three toes have been llllsblllg Brom hls left foot' FRED BRICKLEX 6' f Z' . . . , . Y 7 Y J. ' ' 3 . Y. N ,. Au ' , 'Vg I . . 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No-.' . 1 ' , -v- , . 1- Y' ,gl i ps THE EVERLASTING THREE SIDED POLYGON A TRAGEDY IN ONE ACT COne IS Enoughj DRAMATIS PERSOINIE Phllacephas Bochyllna The Hero Pandemonla Koffalotte The Shero Sufrvnn Sassyfrasse The Vlllaln Tlme About that tlme or a llttle later Western Standard East ern Unlon Place Two mlles west of there The garden ln the rear of the Koffalotte I118IlSlOIl SCENE I land only! fln the background IS the garden wall Agalnst the wall IS a stone bench and lll the center of the stage IS an old stumpy stump Several trees are scattered throughout the garden To the rlght IS the manslon A balcony can be seen The full moon ffull of moonshlne probablyj smlles benlgnlv from above A hoot owl lS hootlng ln the eucalyptus tree J lEnter Phll from the left wlth stealthy tread He IS clad IH prlncely ralment hls fIOWlHg scarlet robe but partlally conceallng hls glltterlng sword Between hls ears rests a hat fprobably a Stetson J He crosses to the balcony and stands a moment llstenlng J Phll In falth I have conle too early iLooks at wrlst watch, It IS but nlne o clock and I sald Id be here at elght I doubt lf she be ready lHe goes over and S1tS down on the bench After a short tlllle Pand appears on the balcony J Pand Here I am mv love a rose from the vlne growlng on the wall Goes to the balcony J Take thls IS a token of my undylng love for you fTosses her the rose D Pand Oh' ThlS IS so sudden fP1ns the rose to her bosom 3 Phll Come down my Vlolet Let us Slt on the stump where no one can see us and make love Pand But Phll lt lsn t large enough for both of us Phll Never mlnd that my Dalsy Ill show you how to remedy that Come down Buttercup Pand Youll have to get the ladder over there Father locked me IH when he and mother went to the street cleaners ball Phll Love makes all tasks easy my Columblne fHastens to get ladder Sets It up J fPand cllmbs down and when near the bottom sllps and falls lnto Phllacephas s arms J Phll fexcltedlyj Are you hurt? llulllml lllllllu. fl Phil.4Ah! My sweet 'essence of rosebuds, 'tis you, indeed! 1Plucks 5 - ,- , - , ' , M' 6 I ll ' f l I E I .MII ' Pand No I think I m dead Ph11 Oh Honeysuckle I could dle hold1ng you lxke th1s fASld9, I w111 1f I have to do 1t much longer tHe sets her on her feet They saunter over to the stump where she slts down Phll kneels by her slde He fervently grasps her handj My Tul1p I can t llve wlthout you Im mlghty blue when Im all alone I used to go crazy over every red hot mamma I saw but now I m mlndlng my buslness Ive thrown down my ukelele lady blue eyed Sally sweet Susanna Nola and Annabelle and I love you you only you My heart pmes for you l1ke the porcuplne plnes for hls pork Pand Sweet man I aln t never had nobody crazy over me untll you came along that June nlght But everythlng IS hotsy totsy now Ph1l Im slttlng on top of the world then Pand Why Phllly you re not elther You re slttlng rlght here beslde me Phll Oh be your age Pandy can t you see I m gettlng romant1c Pand So s your old man fPlayfully pushes hlm over and runs behind the eucalyptus tree J Ph1l Why dldn t you tell me you were gO1llg to do that? Now Ive probably rulned my good clothes and I just got them from the tailor s Pand lleamng on the tree and crylngj Oh Phll I was just play 1ng I dldn t thlnk vou would get mad fBursts out crylng wlth renewed vlgor 1 Ph1l fapproachlng her and puttmg hls arms about herb There there my Gentlan don t cry I was only Joshlng QTakes out hls hand kerchlef and drles her tears Handkerchlef qulckly stlffens wlth the salt J CThey stand embraclng each other utterly obl1v1ous to thelr sur roundlngs Whlle lll thls very agreeable act the moon IS hldden by dark clouds whlch come scurrylng from the north The llghtnlng llghtnlngs and the thunder thunders A chllly wlnd blows from the north whls tllng through the trees Suddenly and wlthout warnlng the ram beglns to raln After a moment the lovers come to earth and reallze their predlcament Phll Why Pandy you re all wet Pand Oh lt s rammg 1sn t lt And I haven t my goloshes exther Ph1l Let us take shelter under yon spreadlng chestnut tree mv sweet Chrysanthemum Pand In falth a br1ll1ant xdea We shall do that and wlthout delay lThey go to the tree whlch IS to the rlght center Suddenlx there enters through the gate a v1lla1nous looklng figure who comes sweep1ng across to where the two are standlng He lowers the cloak reveallng hls hxdeous facel Phll Cturnmg suddenly and see1ng the many Why d1d you come nlbblng 1n here and what IS your name ,et ,- MOE? I . 0 r 1 5 n Q n .llllilnt In ' X 'BO 1 5 1- Sufr fgrufflyj You ought to know me young man I'm Sufrvnn Sassyfrasse I have come to k11l you Phll Oh ye gods' QPand falnts and Phll catches her The two men carry her over to the benchl Now Sufrynn why do you want to klll me Sufr You re beatmg my tlme here I love Pand and her father s money I don t lntend to let anv llttle runt l1ke you stand ln my way elther Phll Casldej He called me a llttle runt That s an 1nsult lDraw Ing h1S sword On your guard then Sufrynn Well fight thls out llke gentlemen Sufr Have you any last words vou would l1ke me to tell anyone for you 1The duel waxes furlous All the tlme the l1ghtn1ng and thunder try to see whlch can create the greatest dlsturbance The ram contlnues unabated Phll glances over to see lf Pand has revlved and Sufr catches hlm off h1s guard and runs hxm through J Sufr That for you Let thls be a lesson to everyone who thmk he can meddle IH the affalrs of the great Sufrynn Sassyfrasse fWlD6S hls sword on h1s cloak J Phll Oh I am dead Falr Pand I trled my durndest and I shall walt for you on the other Slde fS1nks to the ground J Pand fwho has been watchmg the duel horror SU'lCk6IlJ Sufrvnn Ill never marry you Some day Ill get revenge for th1s fRushes to Phil J I thlnk you re mean fTakes Phll ln her arms Sufr laugh-, as only a Vlllalll can laugh and leaplng on hls horse dashes off through th t e ga el CURTAIN FALLS sLoWLY flf It fell swlftly lt mlght rum 1tJ ARTHUR HOLLIS Z6 kia The Royal Ordel of the Reds Motto We shall alwavs shme Flower Gold Medal Officers Pres1dent Red Babbitt Vlce Presldent Red Baugher Second VICE Rpd Sprague Thlrd Vlce Red Rhodes Fourth VICE Red Foster Flfth Vice Red Gamon Slxth Vlce Red Gardner Seventh Vxce Red Spauldmg Elghth VICE Red Wood Members Red Sutton Honorary member Red Harter llnlllml llnllllu, I . , . U . .T , . . . ' - . ' 9 9 , . . 9 , . . . , . - 1- . 1 .- , ' ' s -W , .. . ., . 4 . y - . - . , 5 ll 'I . it ' Y! Requirements for membership: Blonde hair. ' - - - - - - l- - LL 97 ' ' - ' -K .---- 66 5? 1 ' - - - - - K6 Y! ' ' - - - - - - -- ms V U ., ' - - - - - - - Il Y! 5 ' ' - - - - - - il !! ' ' - : - - - - - 65 77 ' - - - - - - GC !l ' 6 ' ' - - - - - - - SK I !! , LK Yi - -Q ' , ss l xx 0 Q' 5 ll ' 1 I I -lllll -sg f X I hill THE STORY OF THE TERRIBLE BANDIT Long long ago two thousand years or more or less well any way last week on a beautlful mornmg ln July when the blrds were falllng and the leaves were slnglng the klng arose For no earthly reason at all that klng arose and on a Sunday mornlng too pore fool But to make a short story long he arose and he declded to cap ture a ban a very bad bandit who had been dlsturblng the people of hls country So the kmg called hls duargs hls guards forth the could have called them fifth but he called them forth forth seemed to be hls favorite numberl and he sand Rlde hence my grave buards I mean brave guards and capture thls ban thls thls taxl drxver So these guards put thelr gallovps mto thelr feet and stlrruped down the road and oh' how they could sped' On on mto the valley of death rode the brave five hun no that s the wrong story Well anyway when they found that ban that ban that real estate agent he was lll a dreadful state For he hadn t eaten a blte for SEVEN DAYS and you know that makes one weak So they took th1s ban thls ICC man back to the klng s court The klng was 1n a terrlble humor that day cause he hadn t slept so well the nlght before Nary a wmk had that pore kmg slept because the bllnds were up and he couldn t reach far enough to pull them down So the klng Sald to the ban to the mayor Are you gullty of these terrlble crimes? And the the grocery boy tossed hls head and sand No slr Im not just llke that And so the klng sentenced h1n1 to be bolled ln bolllng soap suds the next mornlng at shunset And as the pore book agent walked out of the room he wrung h1S fists and moaned What lux' What Lux' And then the klng Jumped upon hls blcycle and rode away and that s how we knew what tlme lt was BILL CRONN 26 ski Spanlsh Class Pat Wrlght Pat Wllllam Cronln ,- PHIIS Mary McGary Patls Rosemary Trant Patls Elleen Mahoney Teacher The class progressed nicely throughout the year ln splte of thexr 1nab1l1ty to refraln from pronounclng thelr Spanlsh wuthout a Ger 1 0 man accent I ,4,,gjy ajft y 1 1 W Q ' . . . , . i . , 3 'y - L ' ' it ' ! , A!! Q I A 0 2 1 U pn, HOME CREW DOWNS WINTERHURST ELEVEN FINAL CLASH OF THE SEASON ENDS IN AN OVERWHELMING VICTORY 7 0 The premler clash of the gr1d1ron classlc was played ln the Hart ford stadlum on December 26 wlth the strong W1Hf6ThHTSt eleven a the opponents Since all the eyes of the grld fans 1n the state were centered upon th1S game there was sure to be a great crowd ln the falr metropolls Due to a heavy snow storm on December 24 fwhlch had to be 1n order that Santa Claus could come in hxs slelgh wlthout get tlng stuck on someone s house topj we had to shovel the snow from the field for lt was very deep When we shoveled lt off lt arose as great mountams around the field thus provldlng seats for the many specta tors on the mountaln sldes Hot alr shafts which plerced the snow mountains 1n all d1rect1ons provlded the necessary warmth As the hour drew near for the start of the game the great crowd gathered at the stadlum At 2 00 sharp the Hartford Clty band appeared on the field led by Earl Alfrey our captaln and star player Behind Earl came hls mother brlnglng all h1s Christmas toys for h1m to play wlth between halves The band conslsted of three DIGCQS and two selec tlons They were followed by the two teams the Hartford Clty boys wearlng ear muffs fur mlttens and mlners caps w1th head llghts on them The Wmterhurst boys brought thelr own stoves along by Wh1Ch to keep warm The game started at 2 30 wlth Alfrey klcklng to Doonothlng star the center of the field The temperature was steadlly growlng lower also darkness was stealthlly creeplng on At the start of the second half Doonothlng klcked off but as the Hartford C1ty boys had waited so long for them to set the ball up thelr shoes had frozen to the ground and they couldnt move Thls dlfliculty was soon overcome by the brave plumbers who rushed to the lield of actlon wlth blow torches and thawed the boys shoes loose Whlle thls was golng on the Wln terhurst chlldren amused themselves by havmg a snowball fight A some of thelr throws went w1ld and struck the spectators they all went home The game was soon under way agaln Wlth Alfrey makmg a Wlde end run 1n fact lt was so w1de that Captain Alfrey ran off at a tangent and plunged 1nto a snowbank and he had to be shoveled out fslnce he had the only ball we hadj whlch took thlrty m1nutes At the thlrd quarter started thlngs looked pretty bad for the home boys as the ball was IH Wlnterhurst s terrltory and It was growing dark But due to the fact that the Hartford boys had llghts on thelr caps they could see fa1rly well Wlth two minutes to go Doonothmg of the Win .ull lllllllu, fl . , . . S for the Winterhurst eleven. During the first half the ball remained in . ' 1 . S M' Q, 2 fl ' 'Q I ' N 'ug K V terhurst crew stalted on a wlde end 1un but having the dlrectlons con fused 111 the darkness he ran tow ard Hartford s goal As he crossed the goal llne and lald the ball dOWll he was followed closely by Capta1n Alfrev wl1o 1111med1atel1 fell 011 the ball scormg a touchdown for the home crew Alfrey then added another pomt to the score by klCklI'lg goal He klcked the ball so far that they had to conduct a searchmg party to find It The ball ren1a1ned IH the center of the Held the balance of the game It was a great 11ctor1 for the locals alld each week all llldlVldl1Ell p1ctu1e of 0119 of the play ers IS appearlng III the Pollce C azette Hart ford completed 10 passes ot W'hlCh 14 passed out Oll the held one passed 1n at the gate Hlld the Othel passed out of the gate The only casualty of the game was a frozen hand Wh1Ch Nlr Kelsav rece1ved w h1le returmng n1o11ev to the spectato1s Referee 7ero I11bra111s IIIIDIFP I C Lotts S1539 ONE WILD NIGHT Down 111 the mouth ot an alley All elephant lav asleep The w1ld cats howled 111 the lDdIlOI Alld the ll0ll 11111r1n11red peep peep Phe coal scuttle ran through the hallway Chased by grandpa s clock A tentlpede plaved 011 the organ VVh1le the donkey c1rcled the block Te11 hundred thousand cootles Played leap frog 01 er the cha1rs Whlle a bald headed man wlth a shoe lll hls 111outh Sat 111err1lv COI1lb1Ilg hIS halr Out of the depths of the ch111111ey Came the Hxppo s well known scream And then a brlght red rabblt Chased a green cat aw av from lts Cfealll As I took a bath 1n the coal bm I saw a trolley car bor11 Then I swore by the left hand of Pluto Id stay sober and qu1t drmklng corn bf g A f Q ' Y. v . . - Y 7 . V , ' ' V v r ' . . v . Y . . 1 Y Y . V . . . ' . I . . . 7 V. ' Y . . . ' . v ' ' ' su ' 1 vw - l I . 1 I 11 ' ' ' ' 1 v ' vv . V . . i f . A . ,I . .. . 1 4' ' '. . C . , 1 1' 1 I 1 1 - ' 8 1 . 1 ' ' 1 I ' C. 1 1 V , . - 1 B . , I . , . . f v 7 ' . . v , . . . .1 ., . . . . s L . l y v v 1 1 V . Y 1 - - - yu ,- NI1ss Mahoney tm economlcs class! I slmply havent the heart to fry those eggs They look up at me so plteouslv out of thexr sad yellow eyes T111 HIVVQFS are qulte numerous In country and ln town And some shake east and some shake west And some shake up and down Don was blltlllg on the sofa wlth 1115 frlend Mlss Donna lfurnev On her knee was her llttle nlece The door of the next loom was wlde open and the famllv as usual were there llstenlng Thls IS what they heard KISS me too Aunt Donna Certalnlv dear but dont say too say twice too IS not good grannmar I4I'3llC'lS LI'lSbIll8.ll I am a speclal lllV6StlgZ1i0l Bob Fulton What are you lnvestlgatlng' lflancls CFISSIIIHII The theory that klSblIlg lb dangerous xllbb bhOll bullt a hope chest I'1'Ol11 a box once Hlled wlth soap 'lhough I haven t any hope lxelth leach 'lhoughtful tellovs Dlck Gable Nlack Barlev ln what way' lxelth He has a blcvcle strapped to the sxde ot hls auto so the gllls wont have to walk home One of our 111 tempeled students ln a tit of anger broke the back ot lwsar tore the appendlx out of CICGFO and pulled the tale of two cmes Nlartha I-I1ll Love me Johnny 7 Iohn Tharpe Wlld about vou honey Martha Honestly Johnny John Qure honey why? Martha Then whv doesn t vour chest go up and down hke the men 111 the IHOVIQSQ JCSSIC Sprague Oh John that candy Just makes my mouth watel John Tldd Here s a blotter K -f 'i.1 3 llllllllrl llllllllluy, ,' ' ' u .' y l t - Y v ' ' , , rr wk It lk Ik It if , ' s , . H2 41 if HK lk lk 3 5 ' - ' ' . , v' , . nl ' Yv , . u , - , n , , l v , 4 ' ,v . 1 ' ' , Q . - l . , v yu lk 42 IK if if wk W ss Y - y - - 4m W- '- '. H . ' .' '. . if lk lk Sk lk It , 'ww W' u ' 1 L v 1 Y' f . N ' A4 ! bald she, Ill have my hope chest. 1 x , vs ri HF It lk if 2' ' ' In w - ,, ' 1 H J 1 , . i' I L , ', r , vw wk lk if 11 if lk , ' ' , Dk lr lr if 'Y lk ' -I Nm . -- , , . it ' VY! , ln , yu A - ' , . u , xv T A , ' 7. 5 y .. , - l L t , . . 3 wk lk lr lk lk 1 1 7 g 5 ' Q ' ss 1 99 I .lllll ' gn, l . Zffrw X41 'S - Calendar S X ' -. X ' X 1 , 7 - i . Y ' .V ' . .1. - 'S V .I Ay: 'V - ,V ,Q . ' ' ' x'-- .L ' , . 11 I 7 A -X --.1 Au, h f- A, . A A 1 H if M11 3' Rf ah dmmwwulm, I' if if Lb 1 5 w ,F Q 5 Scuool- 5'f 'U'5 Sanz' Ti i if- Z, -4 .J -Pm-rvnrs 'f 'k 1 Jy Ovf 5 ff SEPTEMBER School began today Many new faces are seen ln the faculty Best of luck faculty' Some of the sen lors try to be so dlgnifled No books so no study Teachers hold meeting and dlscuss a new set of don ts for students Sophomore class holds meetlng and elects officers as follows President Frank DeWald vlce presldent Rav Kastetter secretary Helen Ruble treasurer Freda Foster A new subject has been added to the high school curriculum this yea Thls subject is public speaking offered by MISS Chalfant 15--Pepinellas hold meeting and have election of officers Thelma Wnse presldent Rosemary Trant vice president Dellght Palmer secre tary and treasurer 16-Senior class holds meeting elects ofiicers John Tharp president Fred Medler vice presldent Jessie Sprague secretary and treasurer CHLEN SEPT+ DER Z rvguc N5 O2:.,,, Q7 'Eff' f' avi' iff 5' 1 xx,' Zi ff!! qui CLASS as 5grr ll 4-. . 7 M XXxX N ff' ,afyfzkgzggzg , 6' f YQ cf Za? MQ' Wifi! WNNNXX f fy ' ' 4944? X 4 Q 'msBl'-'- 5 21 69 Z 'Vhss Kruke ls named sponsor of senior class Fifteen rahs for Kruke' Junior class IS reorgamzed with the following officers President Bob Lewis vice president Fanny Camp be secretary Bonetha Pettit U'8dSl1l'el' Mae B3Xt8l' belled Newly 'VIr and Mrs Gullxon are Heres to you Mr and Mrs wer May Joy and love m your llfe never cease But grow and grow as the years Increase Teachers have a steak fry at Wawa nalssa Glens More excitement' Much hamburgers eaten' Fxrst issue of Insight out today B lieve its a pretty good staff this year Yea Airedales' H C holds New castle to a tie Boosters hold tlrst meetlng of the year and elect ofhcers Some club this year aj ' Fon ' F Rv 4: Q f 1, ,..- --f I Q I I ' - Z x vt'- , . xx' , ' .9- .K 'J f' sz . ka? Qgyfvl N I .Y '+R' I . . X, X 5 . 1, l 0 f 'ff , y' f 1.. I 'r fthe! .T y g I' f iff? If I .iff ' lp f 'F F' 1' -' Z 4'-9 y f ' 18--.' '. N . 8- up 1 ' . V V.. I ' - 211 . . . . 9- ' ' . w lk: ' J ' g H U l 22-f . v. . ' 1 . 10- . - 1 1 . - l' ' ' :' , ,' vnl: . . . 111- ' ' . I ' .H . 1 4 .. . F' - 0 2 - l 24-A' , A ' . . z ' ' I i 25- I . . . - : ., 'I Q 28- l ' X , f . X O ll V ,l Q ex npr-, Q1 if 0 wr' f R ,z-s X s wmllll mlm WU SEE? IT UST Q! BOOSTER Banque-r mac XX gum: I EVENTS X nrrono 62 VISITORS Novfoec ff' l X X2 i . 2 ZZ, Tab' '?ti., HNOTHER VICTORY DE I3 15 Rvo if VS FV' 50111-:J N09 if W E7 f f X ff f ff 1 :KQN -'5 'Al E 'relays , ? 'U JH' 'A' 'sin 2, F- Uhr el' 3. i I I l - 'l, Hnnvroao aturr-ron Nov Z if if SETSO , SHIKI' ....u4,MLsJl...- 'Q ' OCTOBER Qenlors hold meeting concernm Retro work Pictures ale taken m the xssemblles No one broke the camern Riley Day Barton Reece Pogue ot Taylor Umverslty entertained the school with readmgs and incidents from the llfe of Riley becond lssue of the Inslght Tough luck Alredales' Greenfield defeats H C by score of 50 Vela Haldxn entertams a few glrls at her home and all participate ID domg the Charleston No strange to say the house dld not fall down Exams agaln We re getting used to GUI DOW Booster club holds meeting and names pledges benlors glve benefit show The Fternal Clty A neat sum was real ized for the annual u'llh I 'f e -X i X . ,. U 1 X Q, r ' ' 'Z R Q I n T X c. T 1 X-zz. J, Z, XXX 4' f f G. .. 'o 21' X X l f 'A ,Z T D fn fo a ' l, J a , 6 72? W leg: ' 5 .. , , ,A ' ' O T - AL, is - J j ts oo' N 46 -f r ...1 T new Z , A . . . D , S 1. l S 23- . ' , t l ' 1' - ' 26- , ' n - 15-1 . I. - - 'U I., '. - L I , 2: : A I . -' ' . 28- .l . 5 19-I Q ' 29 n ' 4 3 20-I 1 . l H - 31- ' i ' ' 1? 1 S. Mn V Mmm l , Fxrst vacatlon of the year Teach ers go to Indianapolis to attend teachers association for two days Last night sophomores had a hay ride to Edna Stewarts home Won der If they reached home by nlne bells Rfly Kastetter plucky quarter back had hxs shoulder blade broken for the third tlme today The Fommerclal club meets and officers were elected Dorothy Hil debrand presldent Inez Mae Sow ers vice president Dorothy Caster line secretary and treasurer The Sclence club meets and elects ofllcers Floyd Huffman president John DeWees vice president Mar tha H111 secretary and treasurer Hurray' Another general assembly Mr Cox gave an address concern mg the saving of the battleship Old 11 ons des Seniors caught trymg to steal their sheep sluns OUR HISTORY if JANUHRY WSW We nunnu fd! 7 At!!! Mil 525 'f'-1 r- --H W' 2 . l ina! Samoa rmnxrr JHN L5 Z1 4611! ff! VN 1 Y I fl e p -.3-E9 ,, SENIORS JRN IS 1 NEV TERCHER JHN If ff' if 1' 5 f ff Z 32 f ff A 1 --I' 4.,.., A-F-' + exc- ,. HHRTFORD Newcasrte JHN If al- ,Qy new Yann NOVEMBER Yoo hoo bkmny' Fxrst snow ot the season H C walloped Bluffton by a scoxe of 12 0 Flne score to end the foot ball season with Alredales B s try t fo B B Lucille Elzey a graduate of H C visited school N0 wonder Fred Bricklew wore a smlle Pep meetlng held by Peplnellas Glrls try out for B B team Hot dob' Another program for Armlstxce Day 'VIr Kemper glves a flne address N106 weather for ducks and green thlngs The freshxes seem to thrlse Frlday the thirteenth and e Alredales were beaten by Peller 24 22 Get em in a couple of weeks yea H C ' Captain Cronln lb hurt in basket ball practlce The verdict about exams was read today Vacation next week Exams today' Attt tlme Airedales They walloped Alexandria 'R 1? Second team also won H L journeyed to 'Vlontpeher and beat em 32 23 Fifteen cheers for the band' Too much turkey H C loses to Imon City by a score of '30 22 DECEMBER Just twenty four more davs to walt for Santy' Whoopee' Pepmellas name more pledges Have seventy five members now Commerclal club holds a meetmz and new members are lmtlated Freshles have started their letters to Santa Claus And plenty of em v1 Praying Quakers defeat H C 34 18 lNow I ask you-does this look right 7 The Trial of John and Jane operetta IS presented by grade children 18 H C beats Wlnchester 62 24 Looks like an early Christmas for the home boys rw f f I Z TF Z , FOR H 'A-'53 xi :fel Q 1 , . f I if X I ff ref , ' 4 fy . 1 , Q . 1 5 L I' 0' X if . Z I l ' -2' I .1-'-H' XX i ' ,. , W A -,,,, - 3 -Q- lo. f ' - 1 . zo-A ' - ' . ' 1 ' . D -. -'UQ' U 25-.'.,' '- -oy ou vrl. .. ,l 27- ' I . .--'... ... V ' I ' 'I lm- . , . . ' , Y ' - A nv. g A I .T 2- ' 1 ' - . . '. A I 4- ' . , . .. ' .-X . 4 D . 0 -1 I Q ' I - Q ' , -' , Ph. 11- ' lf 1 . , '- I' A o D x s HISTORY FEB N MBR x 95' 'fra ggi 7 52 Ai gnrgtbik 16 V 'li d' 'X iw: XX wr 'ZA 1 My N SPEHKCK F58 I2 K N Nl' nnmsou WON MR 5 HKSITY HlUHHI FEB 5 K ee is f X i -f-L uf B ---f Xffflllxx v -A ' New PENCIL ss-marcuen SPRING vacation nnqw. MRA 3, Boosters hold banquet at Roderick s Christmas program is given Vaca tion tomorrow No books and no worries for several days How many tears shed Doctors kept busy too much dlnner No one is ready for work Still too much dinner In a few hours it won t be December JANUARY Many have headaches Everyones watch is broken today Only 450 new years resolutions School resumes after vacation Whos happy about it All the girls seem to have a new supply of compacts Thank you Santa Tough luck' Portland gets tourney Another defeat' The Red Devxls beat H C Commercial club holds pretty party Science club meets I H Mlller gives an address lmmll llnvmpu, 13 Senlox glrls had meeting Plans were suggested for maklug money for Retro 5 Gullxonmen lose to Newcastle Tro Jans 26 25 New semester begins A few changes m curriculum Another defeat' Portland 21 H C 19 Lets have some pep Senlors clear S16 from market Atta time' Mlss Kruke reslgns and leaves fo Detroit Luck to you Miss Kruke Mr Broyles of Gaston takes Miss Krukes place H C beats Cetral of Ft Wayne 45 25 Is Chrlstmas over? FEBRUARY Seniors plan sale of tickets for alumnl VBTSIIY game Mxss Masters ls named senior class adviser 5-Varsity beats alumni Thats the old tight gang' H' on o ' A-rii j f kk i. r ,g . 1 Q V I I . M I R . M !.x 1 . x , ng' ' as .t .- l fu: . A, WJ ' . x X X an 'i x 'SST 'f - Q XJ 07 5 D j-A -- -4 X 22- - ' - ' 't . 23- . - I 25- ' - U ' . ls-I' I ' . 26- . - . 22- H . , . , 30- ' 25-v U ' n . 27- ' ' ' r 1' '. 28- . , ' , ' 1 4- , ' . ' 29- .h .. 1 . fb 5- r 5 1- l . u 1' . . 8' , I ' i a- ' h I . ,Q 11- ' 1 ...' H ' . ' 0 Mr' G ,-A xx 'llmwl i -1 EVENTS APRIL - 1 -J N.: L .ag ...A 'N'- qzvno vom: come rms: nv n. 6 f Ju. .fA....', 'Alu men nm Hun Dnv Rrqu. I4 Amt Fool. RPML1 X I ff XIX X rzrmettn BRNQUIT Hvmtfl H Samoa: Pnsasrrr Beonaannc HPqaL30 Junior class play Nothmg But the Truth is given Dr Paul of Taylor University blV9S a talk about Llncoln xtes defeat Cathedral 23 19 Southside of Ft Wayne forfelts game to H C Yoy Yoy' ' Gulllonmen defeat Port land Another defeat' Fairmount wlns Come on H C and take the sec tional' MARCH Sectional drawings are made known Come on H C and beat Madlson' Many faculty members and students are ill wlth the flu Maybe school will be closed Goody' Goody' Seniors d8Cld6 on Boomerang for class play Gee Madison beat H C in the tourney Some game boys and you certalnly had to fight for lt Mr Wade glV8S talk on precious stones before Science club Professor Schutz of Manchester College speaks before senior high while Education Gee-Spring vacation' Hooray' The senior assembly has a new pencil sharpener Inter class tournament IS started' Joseph Elhs of Spencer Indlana enters Junior class Heres your chance girls Local contestants plan to attend dlstrict Latin contest at Wabash Bring home the bacon gang Dramatic club presents the play The Mouse Trap to members APRIL April Fool' Arent folks gullible Mr Clevenger of Muncie speaks before Commercial club Seniors hold market Neat profit is made C9 WEWD of f 1 u 'Cp xx.. 1 1, I . M, f X 5 - E- ' 5 - A -f .1 H' H u '- X' ,d -A AQ, 'Ai .Fl - K - , Q, ! C X HND 1- ' C 1 ' xl' N ' - f, .1 Ss. 1 1 , - . ' , H. ,ff 11- , . Another victory for .H. C. Gullion- on the topic, Nine Tests of a Worth- - . . 12- - . v - - . u 23- . . . . U 24- - ., Q - . :Y , J 25- - .Y . , , . ' . 26- . ' ' r t., -: 20- .,n 'I - ' l H . G 1- . , . I? 5 luulu - .. 3-g I' 'V O Q I l X A O . f l 1 I3 ks fl' ' l- , A eveofs N UST UT mm' + Jooc Xf Ramos HR! Our Mnv 6 ll 1 l ? ' 1 'u..- x 2 45 7-492- Maman Tnmumc Exmarr Mnvlf ,I JUNIOR SENIOR ROM X HWY 21 6' QQ Ln-r DRY OF Sc.-aooL dun: in P101 Harry Howlck 'lddlesses the Sclence club H9110 work IS bemt, fiIll'i1l9d mpldls Gnls 1nte1 class IOUIHGW beglns' Senlor g1rls wln the bacon Theyxe some basket shooters' Pepinellas hold banquet for the 61st and second basketball teams and of food necessary Senloxs are wondelxng 11 they ll hase HlCk md Hxm day Lets hope so' IllI'llOlS ue busy selecting, next ye ll s Inslght staff Dont they thmk they re xt' An 1nterest1n,, p1og1 llll of readmbs and HlllSlC'1l numbers gnen befole xssembly -'K' 111111111 llllllllup VIAY Senlor class partv I saw ole chap p1e qulte a party' Ret1os are nen out Some book' Circus day and so students attended classes 1n body only 'VIr Kelsay announced that thexe would be no more school the bal ance of the week It was Friday Class Day Iwervthmg soon w1ll he over 20 Annual exh1b1t IS held Junlor Senlor Prom Baccalaureate address Commencement' JLNE last dfu ot school Q5 'J 4 0 O Q v - , X l. X 7 X - P ' I' 1 . Q? S:-I Q P iw - 1:1 ' CD -Gs f Q ' 5+ ' '. i c ' t 1 A ' 1 5- ' ,. C - Gi . v ' ' D 'b .R h.. . , . v. 'Yi ' . An ' .- . h. - ' 6? . . g' V D h 8-. . . ,. . ' ,i Tm., ' 'uv' . Y . 9-A L. K . -. ' ' '4 the football team. Huge quantities MM' , ' , Y , Y' Masq- F, ,', '-' ' .. 19- 1' .. . U . . . . 21- . 5 . 1 zu-. 'I 1 is .1 ,- ' 1- 23- . . . ' -1 ' . - ' f 26- . fb XX 21- ' -1 - 'ov rg 1 . K A 1- .1 1 ,' ' ' . 5 Gil , m .MII N ' A' I 1 . ,f The class vlduals and busllless I'l7ey Life O O Shaw Penny Store I 'VI Ile er K tu E A Abbott IIIIIES Dust HLIIIIS Sllllth I W Baxtel R M Henley Dr TOIII Bell PWIID .Q Gone John V Tldd X Vlestt le blvln t t uy Brothers J M Bonhlm Flmes C wette R SIIIIIY Nlorrls 5 8.5 10 Roval Thefltle TIIIIGS I llette Levy Blotllere I ll Lofln o Hollls. GIOLLIW lohn W Beith Nlaly L Myers B Snell Ka Son Bulk 8: Fennlg VIIIIIIIII HITSCII I J OYSITIINGI W H Glldlner Jlppreclahon of 1926 wlshes to express IIS appreclatloll to the lndl men who have so generously alded III the publlca tlon of thls volume of the Retro The llst followe Burnfl Q Burns Bltlt Boot Shop Jones Hlt Shop Dl T L Dodds YNQIIGI' Blothels Hartford Ice to Rlslll QI s SIOIQ eltll f l l Sou ers 8. I OII ll I erber Sz GEFIJCI tulbelion 8. Son D I H FFPIIOII IIOIIIGI I' WIIIIIII llle Dlle A enq, losepll I bllflllll UIDIIQIIIII 'lheltle Robelds Ai: Fullel Bake Rlte Bflkely HIWKIQII I IGIJCI t o Saxon Reetaul lnt UYQTIIQICI DOOI to R leplr 8: Publlc Savlnge Co Dr Chas S Clllk tlonln 8 l,1l1lI'lI1l lohnston Glas C Blackford A1110 Co Hartford Paper Co YNIIIIBHIS Chevrolet Robert VS Bonham Schl ler Shoe Shop Ieonald 8: Jenklns HdTtf0ld Clty News lfbelt Nash Agency Lltlzene State Bank FIISI Natlonal Bank I lollln s Ulllg Store Wlllmfln Lumber Co H I Buckles Nl D Sus mln Illnk X lld I1 1 Bgyhpl khnll The blmrflntee Shop I I Bllckley 8: Son W tgnel Meat Market Hooler Furnlture Lo Hlrtfold Llndy qh0ll Qu IIIIW Ice Cledlll Lo Voolhees Hat Sh0DDP I lhle Pllllllblng Sh0ll Stems Clothlllg Stole J lckeon s Newe Stand HIIIIIJIQI Hlrdwlre 0 I' If DoyleA 8: P Co lohnston Brokerage to Helft' Iones Iewelrs Co SchwelelT'1llorln Shop Wlllman Ifurnlture Store PIIISIIWIIICI 81 PIIISIIWIIILI Henley 5 Deplrtment SIOIC Incllanl General Servlce 0 xmerlcan Window Glass Lo WIHGOW glass Sales Agencw Rulal Loan Sz Sawln s Aw Il Ilncoln N ltlonal Llfe Ins to The BIOddVN3y Beauty Shoppt 2' L f g-'---x ,ff O I I ' - . . 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'- Ay . v V, .A w -5 S -1 h lf vi - ' ,I 1 A 7' Y Z u ' U J v ' A.. 1 4 Y v v' A 1- . ' v ' vu X ,. o 7 Opal Foster lflve years hencel Just thmk Bill we dont have to pull down the shades we re married now Sam Holl1s- I want a new belt Sam Levy How long? Sam Hollis I wanta buv xt ve dern fool not borrow xt' Vlllly Campbell On arrlvlng at FTISCO my mother had lots of trouble wlth the officxals there about the Chmese vases she endeavored to brmg in Custom? Ill say she dxd Prank You know a man IS judged by the company he keeps Pearl Well a woman IS judged by how late she keeps h1m Mrs Halev I want to make some xce water and I haven t any 1ce Mr Halev Peel some onlons and that w1ll make vour eves water lfannv Campbell Im havlng trouble w1th my car Have you spare plug? Farmer Sorry nnss I dont chaw but l got an old cxgar ve kln have '1hlS IS the forest pruneval remarked John Cronin as he stloked us J Mlss Burney Whv don t you answer me' Bob Anderson I dxd shake my head 'Vhss Furnew Well I couldnt hear It rattle clear over here lnsther Llnne retul ned from church deeply xnuslng on the sermon ln whxch the preacher had declared that anlmals lacklng souls could not go to heaven As the result of her lll9dlt3.tlOIl she presented a prob lem to the famlly at the dlnner table when she asked earnestly If cats don t go to heaven where do the angels get strlngs for thexr harps Frank Iforkner Hey you' Don t stop your car ln front of m horse Joe Bonham Don t worry 1 know the rules Don t park ln front of a plug lluuzslul llllllluy ll ' l ! Y , I li , . 4 x x a It x ' ll I7 Cl YY KK ' ' Y! . Y g Y ' as 4: 1 1 lu a . U . . , . A 1 . . . 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