Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1922 volume:

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HHS 1.922 ' JILLAGJAROO E De ication O THOSE students, who in past qears have brouqht honor to our school bu repref sentinq it in various activities and contests, and to those teachers who have aided in uzinninq those honors, we, as a token of appreciation of their endeavors, dedicate this volume. HHS 1922 fJlLLACiAROO 1 dl. Board of E ucation A. E. ASHER, President A. 117. MCCANDLESS MRS. F. D. IDOLCOTT U. M. lDll..ElJ MRS. J. F. FONTRON MRS. Jlll..lET SHEPHERD J. E. GEUER, Clerk WG, the Allzlgaiiwmo Htnfllrwaiit to 'rtlliv this opportuiiity to thziiik tht- Bozirtl n of ltltllwillltlll for hvlping its in tht- puhlic-ation of this Annual. 'l'ht-y have made this hook il reality. NYG HW sorry that this is tht- last yvzii' of Mix IIzill's tlutivs in thc puhlif- schools of lIl1if'lllIlSOll, as his ifsigfimtioli has lmvoii i'0c'vivt-cl. MV. Hall has suc- Oessfully guitlecl tho svhools through fl'lll'it'Ull yt-airs of thoil' tlevulopiuctiit. Dur- ing this time uizuiy Clli111,'2'tlS uml lIlllDl'0YPlllQlllS liaw takvu plum-, lalgqtily clue to his iiifluvncct. Mr. J. XV. Gowans Su JC'l'llll0lltl0lli of the schools :it Wiufieltl. Kansas. y. . . . . comm-s to us next year. highly rec-uimiiviirlt-tl, We wish him sum-ct-ss in his nvw iiiiclwttilxiiig. . HHS1922 lF0ur'j I IFivv1 ALLAGAROO' . e , H 'wi X, L, , ' i ' v . .. 1 3Siff5',f1 if ' , u A1 , --'.. 51 11- g..- A 1. -1 1 ff l 1.11 ifvlw' L- ' f ,is 5 3 5 ' ' Yr Y .1-If ' if Q I 11 M- 1 ,- f-1 111113 f'-' , - mn 'i 4 111- 'i--4?'!'3,'V 21 1011 1 ' :A.-arg: 3. M. .1-,A 3,57-.f V.. ' A - A K , 1'-:'f 'h 1 - 1' 1 521' 'gg' fm :L iii- gli.-nl tim . 'L 1 ,F L Q 0 i V 1- T ' ' '1 , 1 1 , , - ,.,. 1 ,-, - ' V ,.,.,,...r.....W--3-'fr - - ,..,. gi . . -' H ., 11 - ,iw . .41.1.S:r33 u Jlf1f1H.-1H -dawrfofo Jx1121gI2Ll'00. g1:11'00, Q'211'00. Nvilil. 1100, 13z1x00, 11ic'01'. Pic-01'. 1J0111i11ic'01'. Sis! 11001111 1521111 11ufc11i11s011 High S011001. 1121111 Rah! 1121111 1111 S1100. 1111 S1100, 1111 S1100, 11i R00, 1111 51100. 11i 1sl1z1l1z10k11, 1s1111b110k11 1300. 111.1101111181311 High S011001 1105' 1300! 1100111 skit 21 1111 tmp. S001 Si! 1300111 1 1Yiggv1', Nigger, 1100 p01'T111'01' 11a1f past z111ig:1t01'. H0111 130111 Bu11igz1t01', U11icka11 Saw! Daw! 11u1f'11i11s011 High SC11001, Raw! 1221 xv! Rzxwi A111 1311g0, Ala Bilgii, Ala. I3z1g0, 1321210 13111115 1300111 skit il rat 1I'2lPV. 13igg01 11 21 0111 111111. 1300111 skit il rat trap. 131Q'5I0l',1l 21 0211 trap. l,'11ic'1:11w11w 1 f'11ic'kz1w11w 1 11ut011i11s011 High SC11001, Raw! Huw! Raw! HHS1922 - - '52 1 . .4 .ALLAQAROO on a Divisions o Jillaqaroo Facultu Classes Athletics I Publications Orqanizations Dramatic Art Music Humor Alumni n ia s 1922 WH 0' S W1-10 'Q G2 I 6 e, YM Picn- ff .ALLAQAROO '- QEPIORGIC F. BROOKS Hofzfzrl Urlflzlfjrf, B. L. Grrulzullr' Sfudy of IffHINfIN U f,Jr'- yrrn, I'lr, B. Ullirwgn I'111'z'0r.Qi7'y Iv'I'lil'f'7'.Yif.Ij of CIll7:f07'7l'L!I' P1'i11r'ipz1l of High School. J. O. IIALL IIVIIHSIIS V1z2f1'c1'.sify, A. B Claimgo Ifnivwwity. SIIIJOIWIIJICIICIK-'llf of Schools. HHS1922 - ISevenj fl a ' ' J .ALLAQAROO First Row: Coleman, Dingee, Lear, McCarroll. Second Row: Enlow, Rankin, Johnston, Moore, Stewart Dow, Weber, O,Connel1, Almquist, Grobe, Falkenrich, King. Third Row: Parks, Richardson, Morrell, Brooks, Greer, Morris. Fourth Row: Rogers, Kent, Higgs, Gibbons, Campbell, Cfeachers' Sa. inqs MR. O'CONNELL: Friends! Develop a nose for news! MISS PARKS: Don't forget your slips. MISS WEBER: VVell! It's getting to be a regular disease with you, isn't it? 0 MISS HIGGS, S0 much for that! MISS DOVV: Let us keep absolutely together. MISS JOHNSTON: Can't you see that? MR. BROOKS: Clear out of the halls. MISS KENT: As far as that's concerned. MISS MORRIS: Let the dark colors predominate. MISS GREER: Watch where you throw that ball, MISS LEAR: Please settle your bills here. MR. FALKENRICH: Learn thoroughly and review frequently. Read it all every time, Hold your own. MR. ALMQUIST: According to recent investigations. MISS MOORE: Now, Wilbur! I want you to stop that! MR. KING: Check in early. MISS RANKIN: I think it's best that you see Mr. Brooks about that. COACH MCCARROLL: Fall in when the whistle blows. MISS GIBBONS: We'll just hit the high places-to use a slang expression. HHS 1922 lEightj lNinej .ALLAGAROOL Dc Fees of Teac ers ARTHUR G. COLEMAN, Manual Train- ing. Pittsburg Manual Training School. MINNIE DINGEE, Mathematics. Kansas University, A. B. Graduate Study Columbia University, M. A. CAROLYNE E. LEAR, Domestic Science. Kansas State Agricultural College, B. S. Graduate Study University of California. RALPH B. MCCARROLL, Physical Training, Athletics. Brown Preparatory School, Phila- delphia. University of Pennsylvania. Washburn College. MARGARET ENLOW, Commercial Sub- jects. Kansas State Normal. Teachers' College, Greeley, Colorado. Gem City Business College. DESSA RANKIN, Normal Training. Kansas University, A. B. Graduate Study Kansas University. Columbia University. IDA F. JOHNSTON, History. Kansas State Normal. HELEN MOORE, Mathematics. Kansas University, A. B. Graduate Study University of Minnesota. FRANCES J. STEWART, English. Baker University, A. B. Graduate Study Oberlin College. University of Wisconsin. University of Southern California. FLORENCE H. DOW, Music. Columbia School of Music, Chicago. EVA WEBER, English. University of Iowa, A. B. Graduate Study University of Chicago. University of California. Kansas University. Columbia University. WILLIAM V. O'CONNELL, Journalism. and Speech Arts. Kansas State Normal, B. S. Graduate Study University of Wisconsin. EDWARD C. ALMQUIST, Physics. McPherson College, B. S. D. Graduate Study Bethany College. Kansas State Normal. FRED D. GROBE, Chemistry, Agricul- ture. Drury College, B. S. Graduate Study Missouri University. The District State Normal School. WILMER FALKENRICH, Latin. Baker University, A. B. Graduate Study Kansas University. A. R. KING, Bookkeeping. Bethany College, A. B. MABEL B. PARKS, Library. Oberlin College. University ol' Colorado. University of Michigan. MRS. E. H. RICHARDSON, History. Springfield Female College, A. B. Graduate Study University of Colorado. M. ZELINE MORRELL, Spanish. Park College, A. B. Graduate Study Kansas University. University of Chicago. Columbia University. MRS. G. F. BROOKS, Music. University of MichiganiSchool of Music, B. Mu. Graduate Study Kansas Wesleyan. Northwestern University. ESTHER ANN GREER, Physical Train- ing. Kansas State Normal, B. S. E. MARIA MORRIS, Domestic Art. Kansas State Agricultural College, B. S. Graduate Study University of Chicago. EFFIE ROGERS, English. Hillsboro College. University of Miami. MATTIE KENT, French. Kansas University, A. B., M. A. MAMIE A. HIGGS, English. College of Emporia. G-raduate Study Kansas University, M. A. University of Chicago. OLGA GIBBONS, English. Fairmount, A. B. University oi' Wisconsin, M. A. BERNICE CAMPBELL, Shorthand, Typewriting. Baker University. Rut'f's Business College. HHS1922 - .ALLAGAROO Cldcac ers Teachers are the hardest subject in the world to write about. They are not easy to analyze, to one experienced in the art, but to the average high school student, it is with a feeling of awe that they are even talked about in an analytical way. But to any observer, and there are probably six hundred of these, the easiest thing to fllltt out about a teacher is his method of attack. There is Mr. O'Connell who greets us with Now, friendsf' There is Miss Parks, always right there to remind us of opening the windows and getting slips-youll al- most think study hall was an icy sidewalk-so many slips. Mr. Almquist daz- zles us with words that go over our heads and tlit around the room, bumping into each other. Every teacher has his or her private line of first day and every day specialties. Taken as a whole, they are a group of the most intellectual tof coursej, the most amazing, and the most changeable people, outside of and also closely connected with the student body. Looking closely at the faculty in their native haunts, those being where we sec them most, they are, has been said before, changeable. They have their jokes in the private office of Mr. Brooks. XYhy even their merry laughter often penetrates into the hall and across, yes, and beyond to the listening ears of young hopefuls. They are as gay as ever a bunch. of us, when they are at a party or o11e of the famous faculty picnics. Things occur at these happenings that bring to the usually care worn and worried face of Mr. lirooks, smiles that begin at his mouth, travel up to his eyes, and end in a big grin. They have looks-these teachers. They have one kind, a11 air of innocent questioning in their eyes. Again, when that has failed, there comes a look of troubled interest as to why we don't' know, and then ends in a look as if hope were lost-and-forever-gone. They reserve for Days of Torture, the Faculty Special. On these days they give out papers and write questions on the board, and the look in their eyes makes us wish-Oh! for just one more look into our text. But that look is mild, 'very mild. to the one that is rayed upon us at grade time. ' The only thing that the faculty has a certain shy attitude toward, is that of having their pictures taken. Not by fair means or foul could they be per- suaded to go down to Mr. NVade's studio. Look at the pictures! There they are as they were caught for once. together. XVe never have and never will think of sehool without teachers-they are just us, you and me grown up. Thej. re human. and they have spent four years pushing us on and up. ltet's play fair, and remember them as our real friends- the biggest word in our high school vocabulary. el'll'lS1922 VI'enJ fine f- CL Ai3i5FQ S3 f E'- Wm i I! Alg Q 635 S! Elev .ALLAQAROO L 1-Q v r 5 A Q Senior Officers JOHN KNIGHTLY HESTER FANT FISKE MOUNTAIN President. Vice-President. Secret,a1'y-T1'e:1su1'e1'. H H S 1922 - ig Ju.i.AcARoo Class of '22 lDallops Curriculum - Curriculum's Heauq and Slow Team No Match for Coach Faculhjs lDarriors Altho' Coach Flunk's Team did its best, the final score was 35-0 with the Class of '22 on the long end. Curriculum kieked off and '22 returned. Then began a series of smashing attacks led by Overall, Harmon, and Hastings. Near the middle of the first quarter, '22 went over for a counter. Play was more even until near the end of the period, when '22 scored a safety just as the whistle blew. Score: '22, 9, Curriculum 0. In the second quarter, '22 took the ball on Curriculuin's I8-week line and carried it over in a series of line bucks by Fontron, Smith and King. In this period, Geometry, the heavy Curriculum fullback, several times threatened to break thru but failed. '22 scored again near the end of the first half, and the whistle blew with the score 18-0 in favor of '22, In the third quarter Currieulum's heavy backs were charging the '22 line. XVork was beginning toweaken when Kid-Party was substituted. This so strengthened the team that they scored 9 points during this quarter. The work of lllhitc, Grovicr, and Crotts plainly featured. Score: '22, 27, Curriculum 0. '22 opened the last quarter with a whirlwind attack led by Knightly, Fant, and Mountain. In this period American History and Physics, two Curriculum players, offered such a spirited resistance that some of the '22 players were ex- hausted and left the game. Their measure was soon taken, however, and so perfect was the interference of Study and Mid-night Oil that they were power- less. The Class of '22 scored 8 additional points in this last period and the final score stood '22, 35, Curriculum, O. Curriculum -- - - - - Class of '22 Geometry --- ---- Sophomores Cicero ........ ...... J uniors Physics ........,,. -r,- - -- Seniors American History ..................c..... Work Substitutions: By Curriculum, Finals for Poor Grades, By '22, Kid- Party for NVork, Vtfork for Kid-Party. Score by periods : Curriculum ................... .................... 0 0 0 0 -0. Class of '22 ......................................... 9 9 9 8-35. Officials: Referee, George F. Brooks. High School, Umpire, School Board, Hutchinson, Head Linesman, Bert. High School, Field Judge, Father Time, Everywhere. Rooters: Buzz, Allagaroo. Athletics, Clubs, Banquets. Parents deserve a great deal of credit for cheering the team on to victory. P-Clement Strong - H H S 1922 I lTwelveJ .ALLAQAROO Cfhe Seniors Address tlliith apologies to Abraham Lincoln, Three and one years ago, We Seniors, ourselves, came forth unto this high school, a new class conceived in greenness and dedicated to the proposition that this class shall be the best in ll. H. S. XVAC have been engaged in a great four years' struggle. testing whether that class or any class so eoneeived and so dedi- cated can long endure. NVQ are publishing this annual to dedicate a portion of its pages to those who have so bravely Weathered the struggle. lt is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. But in a larger sense we cannot hallow this book. The brave Seniors, struggling and sueeessful. have consecrated it tar above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note nor long remember this poor volume but it can little forget the worthy Seniors and what they did here. It is for you. Juniors. to dedicate your tiny volume, next year. to the worthy seniors and carry out their work so nobly started. It is rather for you to honor the Seniors, that from them. you take increased devotion to that eause for which they gave their last full measure ot devotiong that we highly resolve that these Seniors have not labored in vain. but that this sehool shall have a new birth of pep and that this high sehool of the Seniors, by the Seniors, and for the Seniors, shall not perish from this earth. H lil S 1922 l'lh1rtf.en1 .ALLAGAROO IIELICN HULSE. The kincl of a girl people wr-ite poetry about. Girls' Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Glee Club Cl, 31, Richardson C2, 3, 41, Pres- ident, Richardson C41, French Club, 441, Literary Editor, Buzz, C 31, Literary Editor, Allagaroo, 641, May Fete, C2, 31, Allagaroo Club, C 41. lNlARvEL CUNNINGHAM. She lives up to her name in looks. Mixed Glee Club, C 11, Girls' Glee Club, C3, 41, Girls' Club, Cl, 2, 3, 41, Richardson, C 41, Allagaroo Club, C41, May Fete, C2, 31. JEROME D1LLEN. He goes calmly about, on his own business. Mrs Bumpstead Leigh C41. Mmoixnnr EAGAN. With complexion clear, Boys think she's fl little clear. Math Club, Q3, 41, Girls' Club, Cl, 2, 3, 41- FAYH DRICNNEN. lVhfiteUer she hos undertaken, she has done and olone well. Girls' Club Cl, 2, 3, 41, Dramatic Club C2, 3, 41 Allagaroo- Club Q41, McCarter C3, 41, Buzz Staff tl, 2, 31, Allagaroo Staff Q41, Girls' Glce Club 131, Science Club 631, May Fete Cl, 2, 31, Hippo- drome Q31. HH S 1922 L n so lfFourte e-nl v W4- lFifte-enj ALLAQAROQ FRANCES Cole. Five lived and loved. Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Glee Club 12, 3, 45, Dramatic Club 145, Richardson 12, 3, 45, Richardson Secretary-Treasurer 145, Allaga- roo Staff 145, Class Basket Ball 12, 35, Buzz Staff 135, Hippo- dronie 135, May Fete 11, 2, 35, Her Husband 's Vilifel' 145. RUTH CRANE. A girl with, ll vlirain. Math Club 13, 45, Science Club 12, 3, 45, McCarter 13, 45, Girls, Club 12, 3, 45, May Fete 135, Basket Ball 115, Allagaroo Club C45- IRWIN GRABER. Slow, solid, meal alependablo as ll brick wall is Irwin. Entered from Pretty Prairie 125, Football 135, Hi-Y 13, 45. l5I.xRx' Lovisrz DONOVAN. Her line is strong enough for fl zrlmle trashing. Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Girls' Club Cabinet 13, 45, Allagaroo Club 145, Girls' Glee Club 135, Hippo- drome 12, 35, May Fctc 12, 35, Richardson 145, latin Club 135, Dramatic Club 12, 3, 45, Presi- dent, Dramatic Club 145, Her Husba.nd's Wife 145. Mrs. Bumpsteacl Leigh 145. Synvm llAVIDSON. Equally as cluzrming as our Marvel. Girls, Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Dramatic Club 12, 35, Richardson 145, Al- lagaroo Club 145, May Fete 1, 25, Hippodrome 125, HMPS. Bump- i stead Leigh 145. l l H HS 1922 ,45- . p 1 l 1' . wrvtq 1 3 ,ay .5 4 1 H -ap-:gg .ALLAQAROO RUTH DONNl+ILL. If silence is golden, she is a millionaire. Girls' Club 13, 45, Science Club 135, Normal Training 13, 45. HOYX'ARD MITTENDORF. The teachers will all miss his lisp next year. Track Team 135, Class Basket Ball 145, H. of R. 145, Math Club 145. HELICN CRISLIP. . She accompanies the chorus- afnd H er-man. Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Glee Club 115, Dramatic Club 12, 3, 45, Hippodrome 125, Science Club 135, May Fete 11, 2, 35, Latin Club 13, 45, McCarter 13, 45, Chorus Accompanist 145, Allaga- roo Club 145. Esrunn BUNTON. She has ci spark of hnnwr with ignition on top. Orchestra 11, 25, May Fefe 12, 35, Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, McCarter 13, 45, Sec. MCC31't6l' 145, Alla- garoo Club 145, Allagaroo Staff 145, Dramatic Club 125. Hnsfricn FANT. Never say can't. Entered from Oklahoma City 135, May Fete 135, Glee Club 13, 45, Hippodrome 135, Dramatic Club 13, 45, Girls, Club 13, 45, Girls' Club Cabinet 145, Math Club 135, Science Club 135, Class Vicc-prcs- ident 145, Richardson 145, Class Basket Ball 135, Allagaroo Staff 145. HH. S 1922 lSixteen1 ,lug l l ISeventeenj .ALLAQAROO 3 I 1 DONALD MCALISTEIE. He is one of the quletesl we have found, but quiet ones make the world go round. Buzz Staff 12, 35, Hi-Y 135, H. of R. 135, Math Club 145. GLADYS CROTTS. Tres Petite. Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Science Club 135, Normal Training 13, 45, May Fctc 11, 35. 1 EMMA SCHRADER. Few know her, ibut all fhe few lfke her. Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, May Fcte 135, McCartcr 145, Allagaroo Club C45- Im KING. YVhen people meet her, fhey wish, they had known her longer. Entered from Cleo Springs, Okla- homa 145, Literary Club 12, 35, Girls, Club 145. CMA JEAN HULSE. Georgie, porgfie, pudulfin' and pie, Aimed at her heart but sho didn't die. Giig' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Glee Club 12, '35, HCroWning of thc Gypsy Queen 135, Hippodrome 135. Dramatic Club 145. Richardson 2, 3, 45, French Club 145, May Fetc 11, 2, 35, Buzz 135, Allaga- roo Staff 145, Vice-President of Allagaroo Club 145- H HS 1922 n ff- .ALLAQAROO LUELLA ICIELLY. A Sho has 11 wwf di-spwositiou which more than you can say for most people. Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Allagaroo Club 145. KATHLEEN IIARVMON. With hm' Mary Pickford curls. Entered from Pawnee Rock, Kan- sas 125, Girls, Club 12, 3, 45, May Feta 135, Dramatic Club 145, Mc- Carter 145. J OHN l5'lClCENZIE. 99.44 pm' cmd pure. Entered H. H. S. Buzz Staff 135, Allagaroo Sfaff 145, Glce Club 145. FRANCES BLAIR.. Causes mcmy a stare. Entered from Topeka 135, Girls' Club 13, 45, Richarflson 13, 45, May Feta 135, Orchestra 145, Dramatic Club 145, Latin Club 13, 45, Allagaroo Staff 145, Alla- garoo Club 145. BEn'r1Lx JONES. We call 'it -only pretty If67'HLll,8 way. Girls' Club 13, 45, McCarter 145, Normal Training 13, 45. l l H. H. S 1922 mighteem al lNineteenJ .ALLAGAROO IIAROLD LUSK. He's 'always gathering money. I Gleo Club 11, 2, 45, Hi-Y 12, 45, l Track 12, 3, 45, Boys' Glee Club 145, Senior Quartct 145, H. of R. 145, Buzz Staff 135, Dramatic Club 145, Allagaroo Staff 145, I ' Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh 145 . TIIICLMA CHRISTENSON. The girl with the pretty black eyes. McCa1'ter 12, 3, 45, Vice-President McCa1'ter 135, Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Girls' Glee Club 135, Mixed Glce Club 13, 45, Glee Club Play 135. BLQTTY IIIPPLE. H cr love affairs, Come in pairs. Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Glce Club 11, 2, 35, Richardson 12, 3, 45, French Club 145, Allagaroo Staff 145, May Fctc 12, 35, Allagaroo Club 145, Buzz Staff 135, Dra- matic Club 135, Hippodrome 135. ORA SHULL. VVIIOSG manner is frank and winning. Normal Training 13, 45, Girls' Club 13, 45, Allagaroo Club 145. HlfIIJEN BLUE. Plactditgf itself, nothing efver ruffles the calm surface of her mind. Entered from South Hutchinson 125, Girls' Club 12, 3, 45 .Class Basket Ball 12, 35, Allagaroo Club 145, Latin Club 135. H H S 1922 S Am W A V I .ALLAGAROO LUCILE COUERLY. She has otlim' i0zfero.wt.s bcsidfns those 'in selwol. Girls' Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, Scif-nee Club CZ, 35, Math Club QS, 45, 'Freneh Club C35, May Feta C2, 35, Allagaroo Club C45. I.0U1sE IGIASKAND. Dainty, swear' and cute, X171 rzcloruble combiimlion. May Fete CC2, Girls' Club Q3, 45, Girls' Glce Club C35, Mixed Glee Club C45. Math Club C45. French Club C45, McCar'fer 145, Allziggjaroo Club C45. CLARENGIQ Roicini. IIe's ra firm 2l,'I'l6'llf if comes 'fo li i.,QzSfJ1'y, Buzz Staff Q35, lli-Y C45. BIAUDE BAKER. May she obtain Iwi' highest mn- bifion :md live in Chinn. Girls' Club Cl, 2, 45, Glee Club C3, 45. Dramatic Club C25, Sci- ence Club C25. GLADYS BLACK. A merry maid, -zrlm 'would be wise, mind 11-of Hia mischief in her eyes. Girls' Club Q2, 3, Hippodrome C2, 35, Glee Club Q35, May Fcte 125, Dramatic Club CZ, 35, Mc- Carier Q3, 45, 'llreasurer of Girls' 5 Club Q45, 'iMrs. Bunipsieacl 5 Leigh 145. H H S 1922 ITwentyj Y E ln E I lTwenty-onej ' ALLAQAROO' THELMA BAILEY. Witli her, everything is 0. K. Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Mixed Glee Club 12, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 135, French Club 135, May Fete 12, 35, 'tThe Fire Prince 125, The Japanese Girl 135, Poca- hontas 145. ' IIORLEY PRIDDLE. I sou' and loved. Entered from Salina High School 125, Mixed Glee Club 13, 45, Gypsy Queen 135, Buzz Staff 135, President Boys' Glee Club 145, School Quartet 145, H. of R. 145, Latin Club 145, French Club 145, Debate and Dramatic Club 145. Business Manager of Allaga- roo 145. l3ORO'I'HY FON'FIlON. She acts like a Sophomore. Associate Editor Allagaroo 145, Associate Editor Buzz 135, Buzz Staff 11, 25, Richardson 12, 3, 45, President of Richardson 135, May Fete 11, 2, 35, Secretary Latin Club 145, Secretary-Treasurer Math Club 145, Allagaroo Club 145, Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent of Girls' Club 145, Class President H EDEN LENZ. . She has that priceless ffl-Z0'l'Lf- executive ability. Basket Ball 115, Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Science Club 12. 35, Presi- dent Science Club 135, Dramatic Club 12, 35, May Fete 12, 35, Al- lagaroo Club 145, Normal Train- in0' 12, 35. 21 l5IlLDRED STRICKLAND. Her mime is rilivrzys on the Honor Roll. Science Club 125, Dramatic Club 125, Richardson 145, May Fcte 135. Math Club 145. HHS1922 - .ALLAQAROO - FAH: HCREYNOLDS. To know hor is to love her. Girls, Club Cl, 2, 3, dll, McCarter q1,2, a,4p. EDNA G,fxBB1mT. Do you, know hei'?-wellpfheii get busy-y0u'll be reward- ed. Girls' Club C2, 3, 4j, Normal Training QQ, 3, 4j, Allagaroo Club HD. LICROY SHANNON. My Wild Irish Rose. Hi-Y Q1, 2, 45, Class Base Ball C2j, Captain Class ,Base7BallW Qflj. GIQRALDINE EVANS. A lady richly clcocl is She, Bountiful exceedingly. Entered from Partridge High School 135, Girls, Club UD. CORRINE SPANGLER. Poiso, cliginity anal ch.ai'm. Girls' Glee Club Cl, 2, 3j, Dra- matic Club CZ, 33, Mixed Glee Club CQ, 31, Girls' Gloe Club Play C3j, May Foto CQD. H H S 1922 y . C l:TWenty-twoj I lTwenty-threel .ALLAGAROO LILLIAN CROTTS. 1 tion still. roo Club 145, May Fetc 12, 35 145 , Class Secretary-T1'easure.' 135 . NIFIRLE STOCKMAN. His heart left school last year. Track 13, 45, President Math Club 145, H. of R. 145, Allagaroo Staff 145, Dramatic Club 145. FLOY WOODALL. Luminous, limpid, liquid eyes. CLARA BIURRAY. Movcfl and will grarluate from Winfield High School this spring. GRACE VVAINNER. Hcr voice has ri ring, Us well as hor finger. Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Japanese Girl 135, May Fete 12, 35, Buzz 35, Girls? Club 12. 3, 45, Dra- matic Club 145, Richarnlsoii 145, Allagaroo Club 145. HHS1922 - Woman at best, is ft contradic- Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Class Bas- ket Ball 12, 35, Buzz 135, Allaga- Book Exchange 135, McCartei .ALLAQAROO W JESSHQ VVILLIAMS. Jessie likes all the lfV1illla,ms, but seems to be fomlev' of ' Johns. Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, Vicc-Prcsimlcut Orch- cstra 145, Latin Club 13, 45, Dra- matic Club 12, 3. 45, Secretary Dramatic Club 135, Frcricli Club 13, 45, Prcsiilcut French Club 145 . Richurclsou 13, 45, Secretary Al- lzigaroo Club 145, Buzz Staff 135, Allagaroo Staff 145. HMrs. Bumpstcacl-Leigl1'l 145 . LEM FIASON. Kiwwleiolge is more them an equivalent io fkzrce. Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Orchestra and Chorus Accompanist 11, 25, May Fctc Accompanist 11, 25, Mc- Cartcr 12, 3, 45, Vice-Prcsiclcut McCartcr 145. Science Club 12, 35, Latin Club 13, 45, Buzz Staff 125, Normal Training 13, 45. FISKE FIOUNTAIN, He cancels in music wllere most olliers fail. - Allagaroo Staff 145, Buzz 135, Dramatic Club 13, 45, H. H. S. String' Trio :incl Quartet 13, 45, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, Latin Club 135, Math Club 145. Hi-Y 145. Orchestra Malo Quzirtct 145, Boys' Glcc Club 145. ETIIEL UMSTOT. If the way to Il 771117178 heart is througli his stomach, she mlglll to get KL liusbaml. Class Basket Ball 115, Girls, Club 12, 3, 45, Science Club 135, Mc- Carter 145, Dramatic Club 145. IIELEN STAMEY. SlLe's always there when it comes to work. Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Girls' Club Cabinet 135, Bziskct Ball Tcam 135, May Fctc 125. l i HHS1922 , lTWenty-fourj lTwenty-fivej .ALLAQAROO L DOH0'l'HY BARRETT. Grin and boar 'f, is her 771011- fo. Buzz Staff 145, Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Girls' Glee Club 12, 3, 45, Dramatic Club 125, Science Club 12. 35. LVCILE SCHALL. Blue eyes and golden hair- ufhuf more could you uvznf? Class X1YlCG-P.1'6Sl1lQ11l3 125, Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Allagaroo Club 145, Basket Ball 11, 25, Mc'Carter 13, 45, Dramatic Club 145, May Foto 125. MlI.nRED LYMAN. Slw's smiling all the while. RAY SHULL. Shen floats upon the river of his fliouglzzfs. Entered from Plcvua High School 135, H. of R. 145, Track 13. 45. Class Basket Ball 135. CLEONA TAUL. Tho ivaw in lim' hair makes you seasick. Glve Club 145, Girls' Club 145. l HHS1922 - r l .ALLAGAROO l51ARY ELLEN FOOTE. 1 Those alone who know her nmy judge her nw-ny merits. Math Club 145, Latin Club 13, 45, Girls, Club 13, 45. Lucmu RY15N. Why cZon't the men propose, nzamma, why don't the men propose? Girls' Club 11, 55, Glee Club 145, Dramatic Club 12, 55, Allagaroo Club 155, May Fete 125, Hippo- clrome 145, Class Basket Ball 115. JOHN ICNIGHTLY. Better to have loved amiss, than nothing io have loved. Class President 145, 1'Her Hus- b31ld,S XVife 145, H. 0fR. 145, ,114 Dllllagaroo Staff 145, Debate 145, Debate and Dramatic Club 145, Book Exchange 135, Hi-Y Club 12, 3, 45, Mrs Bumpstead Leigh 145. ANITA HUMBERT. She doesn't have to go to the cemetery for her Graves Girls, Club 12, 3, 45, McCarter 13, 45, Allagaroo Club 145, May Fete 135. FRANCES NIORTON. Our basket ball heroine. Glee Club 115, Girls' Club 13, 45, Dramatic Club 12, 35, McCa.rter 13, 45, May Fetc 12, 35, Class Basket Ball 11, 25. H H S 1922 lfTWenty-sixj 1 lTwenty-sevenjl .ALLAGAROO - FRANCES KING. She used to be Dusty until the weather changed. Girls' Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Girls' Club Cabinet 145, Buzz 12, 35, President Allagaroio Club 145, Class Secretary-Treasurer 125, Hippodrome 135, Orchestra 145, Dramatic Club 145, Richardson 145, May Fete 12. 35, Literary Editor Allagaroo 145. T1 IURMAN ZINN. What would +debu.te be without him? Editor-in-chief Allagaroo 145, Ed- itor-in-ehief Buzz 135, Speaker H. of R. 145, President Latin Club 145, Debate 145, Secretary-Treas urer Dramatic Club 145, Speaker Pro-Tem H. of R. 135, Hi-Y 135, Buzz Staff 125, Math Club 135, Buzzz Staff 125, Math Club 13, 45, H. of R. 125, Mrs, Bump- stead Leigh 145. NTAUDE TAOUE. H er hair is her croumiug glory. Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, McCarter 135, Glee Club 145. CLEO RUSS. A girl we cfm trust. Entered from Langdon 125, Glce Club 13, 45, Girls' Club 145, Nor- mal Training 13, 45, Allagaroo Club 145. BROOK YOWELL. She ripples on from dawn till dark. Basket Ball 115, Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Glee Club 115, Girls' Glee Club 13, 45, MeCartOr 13, 45, Treasurer MeCarter 145, Allaga- roo Club 145. .HHS1922 - JLLLAQAROO l L DEAN XVHITE. She knows hm' mon. Girls, Club 11, 2. 45, lVlcCa,rt0r 1-15, Gloe Club 135, Allagaroo Club 145. YYERNA PHILLIPS. Good nalfnre, nvif, and a Do- Molay pin, her symbols. Eiiiorecl from Lincoln, Nebraska, 135, Girls' Club 13, 45, Mary Fefe 135. MeCarter 145. LLOYD XVHITE. He is sfrongosf from his neck np. Ili-Y 12, 35, Dramatic Club 12, 45, Hipporlrome 12. 35, Buzz 135, Wliatin Club 13, 45, May Fete 135. Class President H. of R. 13, 45, Class Basket Ball 145, Glee Club 145, Allagaroo Staff 145. THELMA HARMON. A sunny pemonfzylity full ,of snzilos and syn1.poz'hy. May Fefe 125, Girls' Club 11, 2, 3 .45. GLAUYS GIBBS. Fen' things are i1n,p1o.s.sibZe to diligfncc and skill. Science Club 12, 35, May Fefe 12, 35, Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Girls, Glee Club 135, Mixed Glee Club 13, 45, Japanese Girlw 135, 'iCrowning of the Gypsy Queen!! C35 O . -HHS 1922 IfTwenty- sixj lTwenty-ninej .ALLAQAROO GEORGE FOSTER. I Her Ilusbandis Wife's Un- cle. Hi-Y 13, 45, Dramatic Club 145, 'lHer Husband's VVife 145, Or- ehestra 11, 2, 3, 45, String Quar- tet 145, Mrs, l-Sunipsteacl-Leigh' 1-15. 7 JIQNTRA FOOTIG. Jemfm aIu'ay.s has her foot in things. MeCarter 13, 45, McCarter Presi- dent 145, Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Science Club 135, Dramatic Club 135. Hippodrome 135, Allagaroo Staff 145, Allagaroo Club 145. BIARIAM KING. Y0u'll find her behind the yiuot- Iighis. Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Girls' Club Cabinet 145, Allagaroo Club 145, Girls' Glee Club 135, Mixed Glee Club 13, 45, President Mixed Glee Club 145, Hippodroine 135, Sei- enee Club 12, 35, Treasurer Sei- enee Club 135, Richardson 145, Dramatic Club 13, 45, May Fate 12, 35, Her Husbancl's lVife 145, Mrs Bump:--Lteacl-Leigh 145. 1IOR'l'!CNSl'1 EDMONSON. Tried and true we will find her. Girls' Club 12, 3. 45, Science Club 135, Dramatic Club 13, 45. VAN 14:'rTA OL 1 PHANT. It 'is .spelled with an 0 not CHL He , because she's as dainfy as can be. Girls' Club 11, 2, 3. 45, Latin Club 135, Math Club 13, 45, Al- l2J,Qil,l'00 Club 145, Girls' Glee Club Fare 11, 2, 35. 1l'l H S 1922 135, Dramatic Club 145, May .ALLAGAROO . ALUQNI4: XVINCHICSTICR. 5 Looe makes the world go lroimdg I feel dizzy. Girls, Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Glee Club 12, 35, Hippodrome 135, May Fete 12, 35, Dramatic Club 145, Vice-President Dramatic Club 145, Buzz Staff 12, 35, Richard- son 12, 3, 45, Allagaroo Staff 145, Allagaroo Club 145, UMrs. Bump- stead-Leighn Groizeic SMITH. Such a common na.me,' but such an uncommon boy. ' Class Vice-President 125, Live XVires 125, Athletic Council 125, Foot Ball 12, 3. 45, Captain Foot Ball 145, Hi-Y 12, 3. 45, Presi- dent Hi-Y 145, Math Club 13, 45, Orchestra 12, 3, 45. ELMA Hoses. A good reputrltifm is more vol- uable than money. Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Science Club 135, French Club 13, 45. T111-:oDoRE SHULL. He knoufs more about Physics than Mr. Alinquist elves. Math Club 135, Latin Club 13, 45, H. of R. 13, 45, Hlllrs. Bump- steacl-Leighn 145. LEONA CH1DEsTr+:R. She loves tm-nquil solitude nmol such society as is quiet, wise, and good. Dramatic Club 115, Girls' Club 115, Math Club 145. HH S 1922 ' ,iw lThirty1 f l'l'hirty-onej .ALLAQAROO HELEN Gnovimz. 4 She 'K Crammsn morning, neon and night. Dramatic Club 11, 2, 3, 45, May Fefe 11, 2, 35, Girls' Glee Club 125, Dramatic Club 145, Class Vice-President 135, Girls' Club Cabinet 145, Hippodrome 135, Richardson 12, 3, 45, Buzz 135, Allagaroo Club 145, Allagaroo Staff 145. liOBIN JACOBUS. H0 flies after the girls. ' Hi-Y 12, 45, Mixed Glee Club 145, Boys' Glee Club 145, Allagaroo Staff 145, Buzz Staff 135. HALLIIC ORR. Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, Latin Club 125, May Fate 12, 35, Allagaroo Staff 145, Book Exchangz 135. RAYMOND STRAXVN. H0 crmzlfs a mmm Fond. 4 Track 12, 3, 45, Class Basket Ball My ,, HELEN CAsKlf:Y. Slwis only laic when she comes 150, schyaol. Dramatic Club 12, 3, 45, Math Club 13, 45, Latin Club 13, 45, Girls' Club 12, 3, 45, French Club 13. 45, Richardson 145, Allagaroo Club 145, Girls' Basket Ball 135, 1 Girls' Glee Club 13, 45. i H. H S 1922 Our pwnnfising firtist. -S3 T3 .ALLAQARO0 ARTHUR JOHNSON. I hope I awake some morniizg and find myseif fcmwus. Hi-Y 145, Orchestra 13, 45, Sec- retary-Trcasurer 145, 'Track 135, Foot Ball 145, Allagaroo Staff 145, French Club 145, Dramatic Club 145. BTADGE GRIFFIN. With disposition, sweet and charmiizigq, as her face. Entered from Bucklin, Kansas 145, Girls, Club 145. CLEMENT STRONG. Who d0esn't admire the bril- ' liaht? A Foot Ball 13, 45, Track 13, 45, Class Historian 145. Q. MARY FRANCES FAGG. Never 'ffagged outfi CHESTER DIQWHIRST. He has sighed to mcmy, tho' he loves mme. Hi-Y 125, Glee Club 12, 35, Dra- matic Club 12, 45, Buzz Staff 135, 'Hllrial by Juryw 135, HFire Princoi' 135, Book Exchange 135, HHcr Husband's VVife 145. H H. S 1922 - I:Thirty- twofl -.ALLAQAROO re GLEN ROUTLEDGE. Some people are always lucky. Basket Ball 125, Hi-Y 12, 35. ETHEL THOMPSON, Owner of pale blue eyes and good-looking clothes, Entered from St. Marys of the Plains Academy, Dodge City 145. Girls' Club 145. JOHN AY13R.s. V Moved before graduation. MARIE STRAWN. lThirty-threefl Timiclily itself. Normal 'l'rai11ing 13, 45, Girls' Club 145. ALPHEUS GEYER. He gets 'by on his clacl's repu- tation. Hi-Y 11, 2, 3, 45, H. of R. 11, 2, 35, Orchestra 11, 25. H H S 1922 Jm.AQARoo 1513 T ese Us Shall Know T em Franc-es Blair: 17 years of age, brown eyes, blaek bobbed hair, moody disposi- tion, aeeomplishments, piano, Gladys Black: 18 years of age, eurving lips, clear eomplexion, tall. Exeellent reader. Thelma Christensen: 18 years of age, sweet disposition, sarcastic mouth, expres- sive eyes. High-pitehed voice. Sylvia Davidson: 17 years of age, natural mareel, friendly manner, Irish type. Clement Strong: 17 years of age, brilliant. mind, snappy brown eyes, spontaneous wit, contagious smile. George Foster: 17 years of age, avordupois. shrill treble voiee, inquisitive, frank. Leta Mason: 18 years of age, pretty eyelashes, quaint manner, accomplished musically, versatile. Arthur Johnson : 17 years of age, green suit, talented violinist, ready smile, blue eyes. Corrine S mangler: 17 years of age. walks with a swavin lide. Hoffman suits 1. . , , , r physique. Helen Htamey: 17 years of age. good looking elothes, Hudson ears, reserved in manner, talented in the culinary art. Alpheus Geyer: 19 years of age, good nature, obliging, galloping gait. f'larenee ltoehr: 21 years of age, unassuming manner, twinkling eyes, innocent faee. Faye Melteynolds: 18 years of age. Chester, good cook. Madonna-like faee. Frances Morton: lil years of age, good voiee, pretty hands, industrious, frank -ittitud 1 .. 4. Gladys Gibbs: 18 years of age. beautiful hair. pretty mouth. conscientious worker. middies. Louise Haskard: 18 years of age, where the HShannon river flows, dissatisfied expression, eute feet. Mary Franees Fagg: 18 years of age. Henna eomplexion, pretty eyes. sus- pieious OXDVCSSIOH. Mary Ellen Foote: 18 years of age. pretty teeth. round neeked dresses, blushes. Ethel 'l'hompson: 19 years of age, well-shaped mouth, meek expression, pale blue eyes. Geraldine Evans: 17 years of age, spoiled. good looking clothes, bobbed hair, manicured nails. HHS 1922 IThirty fourj ,Mfg ' T 'A' '4 Wf - ' - ' ' i 1 i l 1 1 l F 1 'r V ll I N I lThirty- JLLLAQAROO ff---:V - - H H S 1922 if .ALLAGAROO C ass Prop ecq -New York, 1935 A. D. SUNDAY. Got the shock of my lifo fflliilf'--21111 1111311 broke, as 1 gave my lust 111111211' to 21 thin. g'LLl1l'11 1111gg'z1.1', whom by close scrutiny, 1 1'1s12- og11ix1211 as 1115' 11111 1-lass 11121t1f 211111 1iO1'l1l1'1' swcct1111211't, George Fostvr. MONDAY. Still b1 ol11'. WEDNICSDA Y. 1121.11 the g1'2L11l10t41 luck t11is21ttc1'11oo11g the 11121117 whose st0a1111-r 1'h21ir is 1lt'X1 to mine 111132111 talking to 11112-1 soon found out it was John M1-K1111zi0, 21 New York 1221pit21list on his way to Paris to Con- 111101 21 hig 1112211 llis 1'11211'111i11g wifv, 111111111 C21sk11y. was CI11'0l'1ZL111- ing little 1101011 211111 John Junior with an 'tAl121g21r11o.', FRIDAY. 'l'crri11le storm 21t s1-21--was walking on the 111-011 this Ov1111i11g W11011 tho ship S11t111l'111y l11l'1'11Ci1, lL11l1 1 10111161 myself in il 1li111L1OSII1C young 1112111 's 211'I1lS ! ! ! SUNDAY. 1YO1l11Q1'1'111 1121111311 1onight--ev1-1'yho1ly in 6V0ll111g' gowns 211111 dross suits. Jazz 0l'C11t'S1'1'i1, Arthur Johnson, Fiskv Bl011111i1111V, 211111 F1 2111f'9S 13l21,irft111-y r111foivu 161000 EL nigejht 211111 have been very Dfllllllbll' in 1111- 1'oy21l courts 111 1+1u1'op1r. '1'1TI'1SDAY. 112111111111 211' 11111111011 to11z1y-saw GQo1 g14 111 211111 his P2L1'112l111l'111 fwvnt to tho Guioty toiiighti whore C'hes11-1' Dvwhirst 211111 his 102111- ing l21C11'. 111211121111 King. were plilylllg' the HS11iek. 111 the chorus We 1'e1fog11iz1211 h12ll'VPl Clllllllllglltllll, Sylvia 11i1VlL1S011 211111 Mary Ellen Foote. NYE DN ICSDA Y. Drove through 6.1111111111 1111 Elyssvs with 21 1lea1' little Cl1LlL1ffPL11'- cttw. Mary Louisv DOIIOVZII1. T111 TRS DAY. Crossed the IC11g'1ish 011211111121 Zlilld fou1111 our f1'1611l1 John Knightly, SC1'1l1J171l1g' 111-cks. SAT UR DA Y. NVQ Visit1211 11'E1'ol11 N211io11211o whore We found l1'12,Ll1ill1101SCllE Kent t112113hi11g 11'I'Pg'111211' vorbs to sonic Al11C1'1C2i11 stu1111nts, Alicne W111ch1ester and 011121 11021110 Hulse. HHS 1.922 IfThirty-sixl lThirty-sevenj ALLAQAROO' MON DAY. We went through the famous kitchens of L'l-lotel de Paris and found Margaret Eagan in charge of them. Her specialties on salads, cakes and fudge. THURSDAY. At last we are in Switzerland! XVe walked up a mountain in the Alps today and went to a monastary for provisions and to see the old structure that was used in the war of 1870. About the third person we saw was the monktyj Thurman Zinn. whose pink cheeks still have their maiden blush. not having been faded by the moun- tain air. Frances King, his broken-hearted fiance, is living just around the mountain side. XVEDNESDAY. I haven 't written this for nearly two weeks. and oh, the sights I've seen! NVe went to a harem fwe are in Turkey this weekj and when we looked at the veiled ladies. the most prominent one was Helen Grovier. Among her side-kieks were Helen Hulse, who was having a hard time restraining her husbandt EH. She always was fond of arguing. having much practice with Miss Johnston. Doro- thy Barrett, Leta Mason, Gladys Gibbs, are also among the im- ported. A MONTH LATER. XVe have just returned from the interior of Africa. One of the strangest sights we saw was Ray Shull. our pink and white boy, ruling a tribe of natives. Ray is anything but pink and white now. TXVO XVEEKS LATER. China. Zlllil the first person we saw was Maude Baker, in her role of missionary. Another person of importance was Clement Strong, who is now our ambassador to Borneo. ITALY-SEVERAL NVEEKS LATER. Tonight we went gondola riding and our gondolier was Horley Priddle, who charmed us with his voice. Berniee was standing on the rear end of the gondola to see that Horley did not flirt with any tourists. HANVAH. This is the land of the blue grass skirts. SAN FRANCISOO. XVC visit-ed Chinatown and found Harold Lusk policing the district. Home again and we went to vist High School and found Miss Dow conducting the sailor songs. There's no place like home. HHS1922 - Jirmieaeoo -- . A Seniors' Uliiis I do hereby leave my engagement to Sam Finklestein and Vir- ginia. Diekerson, and may they use it as well as they know how. -Thelma Bailey. ---AH. II. S.--M Knowing that my davs in this High Sehool are limited, T, Maude Baker, leave my Bible to Mr. Brooks to use in Assembly -Maude Baker. A--H. H. S.-M Realizing that what l bequeath will add to the eharms of Polly Kelly. lf leave my long raven tresses, which were heretofore severed from my anatomy. -Frances Blair. --H. H. S.---- T leave my gallantry at football games to Paul Gardner. Chester Dewhirst. ---H. H. S.-A Fully aware of the faet that the High School will have a hard time to get along without me. I leave my innocent eyes to soften Peggv Slavens' knowing look. I Thurman Zinn. --H. H. s.-- I leave my father to the next yearls Allagaroo Staff, providing you treat him with eourtesy, as we have clone, and we hope that he will have as good an Annual to print as this. 7 Faye Drennen. -We--11. H. s.-- I bequeath my ability to pullbones to any Freshman who will bid for itAStanil Back! One at a time! Margaret. Eagan. ---II. H. s.-- llaving gone with both of us, we feel safer to take George with us, but will allow him to go with our sister, Josephine. ' 1 Y The Hulses. We-ii. H. s.-- XVe, the Kings of Hearts and Diamonds, leave our crowns to the future May Queens. The Kings. -su. H. sk- Fearing that the heating system might break down and the Study llall become eold, l leave my Si-hall to Aunt Mabel. Lueile. --H. H. S.-- lloping that she will take pity on the trains. I leave my Buick to Miss Rankin, to use in any way she wishes. Helen Grovier. HH S 1922 I:Thirty-eightj I lThirty-ninejl JILLAGAROO' Knowing that Miss Dow eannot get along many years without a gypsy operetta. I leave my ttspanglersfl Corrine. --H. H. s.-3 NVe leave to the Juniors, our generosity in eleeting an unfler- elassman for eheer-leader. The Seniors. ---H. H. s.---- Feeling' eertain that my blaelc note-book will be of untolcl value to Thelma Shuler, the next Girls' Vlub President, I leave it with all flue respect. and hope that it will be ever with her as it has been with me. Dorothy Fontron. -V-H. H. s.--- Hoping that she will attain sueh height and size as I have. I leave my name to Iiela llill. Fiske Mountain. ---H. H. s.-- In making my will, I wish to bequeath my noise to the next eheer-leamler. Clarenee Roehr. ---H. H. s.--- I leave my little feet to June Carey, hoping that will help him in football next year. llelen Hulse. --H. H. s.-- lloping that my rlear friend. Marjorie, may use them as well as I have, I will the mnseular movements of my eyes to her. Also my eolleetion of Johnls pietures. Jessie lVilliams. --wH. H. s.--W XVe leave all the many privileges we have, sueh as elearing' out ot' the halls. erasing names on tlesks. ete., inelutling gum ehewing, to the under-elassmen. The Senior Class. ----H. II. S?- Fully appreeiatinsg the faet that we have been generous in al- lowing' the Juniors the use of our Annual Offiee' we leave it to them next year. hoping the Sophomores will bother them as mueh as they have us. The Staff. -SH. 11. s.-- The above wills have been earefully eonsicleretl anml matte by the Seniors. and we ho Je that they will be exeeutecl in the manner . - I . 1 . in Wlneh we have intended them. Vllitnesses : Mr. XV. V. Oltfonnell. Mr. G. F. lflrooks Mr. J. O. lIall. H H S 1922 - f- fm -- f- i ALLAQARQO 4 -- - .HHS1922 A I lFOI'ty'l li Forty -won 01 .ALLAGAROO L Xl VX Junior Officers EMERSON CAREY, JR. THELMA SHULER CARL BLOOM President Vice President Secretary-Treasure HHS 1922 - 9 M JiLLAQA1aoo Ji True M th Saturn gave to his son Jupiter, the eentrol of heavens and earth. Jupiter wished to do great things. Ile gave to each of the gods and goddesses some worthy task to perform. To Lina. goddess of the art of weaving. he gave in- structions to produce a woven product of rare beauty and usefulness. NVith the aid of Saga, the goddess of history. she making just such an article. They began with beautiful, glossy, silky, green threads. These threads banded together called themselves Freshmen. The ones woven lengthwise called themselves Liberty, and those erosswise, Sherman. Some of the Shermanites, who were officers, made the design. Extra frills were furnished by happy gather- ings called Hparties. t Lina, after working nine months on this work of art, worked three months on plain material, whieh, contrasted with the nine months work made it show great results. At the end of three months. Saga informed Lina that they must begin an- other nine months task. The new square was called Iligh School. Saga col- lected suggestions from which Lina wove more lovely cloth. Three threads made themselves conspicuous at the place called elections. As they were so important they were given the names Keith Armstrong, Margaret Slavens and Charlotte Dana. The whole group of squares now called themselves Sophomores. As the weaving proceeded the threads grouped themselves into t'elubs,', but later joined together to form the principal design. a party. A second three months work began. Again the previous nine months' work loomed up as wonderful. History repeats itself and Saga again told Lina to begin her work on the third panel of the tapestry. The first netables who appeared among the threads were ltlmerson Carey, Jr., who acted as leader, Thelma Shuler, who as- sisted him, and Carl Bloom, who kept count of the various little cords. As this panel was probably the most important., one grand design had to be inserted. This was a gathering at which all the little threads invited their friends who were a trifle older. Lina thought the design so elaborate that she called it Junior-Senior Banquet. Her own little threads were the Juniors who also had a gathering for themselves only. The tapestry here showed brilliant colors which were unmistakeably symbols of pleasure. Only three more months will Lina have to work before she begins the last panel which will bring out even more glorious effects. XVhen the stitches of' graduation have been east off, llina will have a product of which Jupiter will justly be proud. So wonderful will the impression that it will leave be, that the Tapestry of Education and Sol should be and will be synonyms, as both pro- duee the very greatest of results, that of enlightening the world. -Edith Shedd. - HHS1922 lForty twoj Hforty-tlmrw,-j ALLAQAROO 111151922 - - ldSS F CD ni Ju year. next the space have all ait, oh Juniors--youyll but w ll, S S0 SIIIZI re i are sorry the pictu NVQ i 1 Ju.LAqARoo Cfhegduniorf-Senior Reception On April twenty-second last, there was held in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms the event' which is always looked forward to by every member of the Junior and Senior classes, the Junior-Senior reception. At 7:00 thc rush started. those who were in the receiving line getting there first and shaking hands cordially with each guest. Eaeh elevator from seven-thirty to eight brought up from ten to fifteen people and at eight-thirty all were seated at the tables. The first thing of course was the meal which consisted of the following dainties. FRESH FRUIT COCKTAIL CHICKEN IN PATTIES MASHED POTATOES BUTTERED BEETS BROWN GRAVY HOT ROLLS BUTTER SALTED NUTS COMBINATION FRESH VEGETABLE SALAD SALTINES DATE NUT PUDDING VVHIPPED CREAM HARD SAUCE CAFE NOIR MINTS After the dinner came the program. The Program was eleverly gotten up with quotations from great authors for titles. The first toast was the address etf welcome hy Emerson Carey, Jr., ,23, under the title t'To say you are welcome were superfluous. The response under the title HI hold you welcome, dear. sir, was given by Jolm Knightly '22, Then there was a talk Mllosom up my counsel, you 'll find it wholesomef' by Carl Bloom ?23, giving in a friendly way. of course, advice to the Seniors for years to come. The next talk, t'And bring with thee jest and youthful jollity, an amusing and very clever talk by Mary Louise Donovan. The next talk given by Miss Gibbons was entitled 'tTrue happiness consists not in the multitude of friends but in their Worth and ehoicef' This pictured to us the lasting friend- ships which are made when we are going through High School and showed us that after all the most important years are spent in old ll. H. S. After this, Frances Blair. George Smith, and Fiske Mountain played a musical number, 'tMusie with her silver sound. Following. George Smith gave a toast Hlllingle a little, folly, with your wisdomfl picturing to us, all the scrapes that the Senior class had experienced. The next toast' was t'Syllables govern the XVorld, by John XVI-ay Young, '23, which was very witty and interesting. Dorothy Emmert l23. played a piano solo which was indeed enjoyed by all. A toast, 'tRiveted. screwed to my memoryf' was given by Mariam King, '22, depicting to us the past scenes of the class of twenty-two and told us many things with whieh, heretofore, we had not been familiar. The program was finished with a number by the Junior Quartet, 4'And the night shall be filled with niusiefl Thus the Hone affair of the year was drawn to a elose and this evening will always be a choice event in the memory of all those present. - -HHS1922 lForty f01.'lIJ .ALLAQAROO , , SON f- y , 4 f - . .,- A H HS 1922 y-fivuj ' Gm-ne Conklin- YVit Nervo Liking for girls 'lflgoiisni Olga G offlicb- P0 p liicloponrlviico Exec-iitive ability Temper John XVray Young- Coin-vii Cheshire grin Ficklo Ambition llfaggic Jossio J uno C2ll'Py-- Brains Slownvss Eyes liiflvpoiidvilvo Donald McLeod- Betty LGQQS Lazincss Nose Ed Overall- Grin Good Nature Height Paul G2ll'ilDO1'-- Memory for Datos Blush Good Dancor Eyes Aitonipiecl Cutonoss .ALLAQAROO Junior Report Car s Allwrt Galbroalli ZOWQ Fuithfulnoss Conficlviitial 40? Eyobrows 15fhp lnflivimliizllify Joan W1'ig.g'ht- 2573 Clmrin 5076 Abiliiy 1575 Complexion lllfk lniiiativu Pog' Slzivons- -10W Alluring 20W Wit 10W lmlopoiiclf-1100 15? Liking for Boys 14W 176 l'ii,'l'1llt'0 lh-go1'- Horlcy ?Q29 hlHdV0d lIutfon- N1-VVC liwinty f ' Iiimliffowiic-0 Noniiiess Tc-oth -LOW 1996 Tkoy Thompson- Tzilkaiiveness low? Nowton Girls Winona Miller- 'ZW Giggie 50942 Ai'11'z1otivo11ess 251727 S1J0l1iE1l11'0uS llulnor Daintinoss IKM? 'llerinnn Hunte- QWJ Rudvness 3096 Coltishnoss 25W Holvn 35921 Car lil H. S 1922 3099 4599 1099 1599 25QQ 2599 2596 2592 4099 1599 20941 2599 10099 1599 4099 2099 1599 1099 0099 1096 1599 3599 2599 2599 3099 3099 2599 1599 IFOrty-sixj .ALLAQAROO Sophomore Oiicers fi :I ng P all GNEURHE INICCANDLIGSS, JR. IS.-USELLE FRIC'NC'H ROBERT' DANIELS President ViC'L'-11Y't'Sidl'Ilt Svc1'ctax'y-'1'I'4-zxsllreI H H S 1922 lForty-suvcuj ALLAQAROO , Cfhe Class of '24 'llhis IS the historv ot the so-ezillecl lmrow-lnezlten. l'lillC'lll0llV. zibzishefl. aucl clis- eoiiel-i'te1l Sopliomores. Seldom have we ever been lziuglic-cl alt. If we were the suhjeet of mlerisive comments, they were mzimle in ai trieiiclly 1im11i1ei'. Our rus- tieity aml ilNN'lKNV2ll'4lll0SS have been Q1,'l'2lKlllilllN' elwiclieatecl by the erosive suhstziuee of iUllC'1IlIlllSH. NVe have now lwcfiiiii- sophistieutecl amd suhtilizeel. Few, if muy, i1l'I'Ogl'2l1ll' or liziiigglltj' looks halve ever been superimposed upon us by the super- lumiry :xml lofty upp:-r-c-lzissmeii. NNW- have borne ai few sarcastic eoiiiiueuts mili- tailtly :incl never have we swervell from that zliiiiiizltecl vigor aiifl spirit which has elmi'zi0te1'imwl null iiiclividualize-l us these past semesters. NVQ have posse-sseil ourselves of the potiiiithilities ot eo-operzitiiou, which have eilzihlerl us to withstzuul il few noxious :mil virulent oiislziughts hy 21 tlUQQl'tlfl0ll few of the uppei'-eleissineil. 'Fhey like us it they clo have a l'?l.illi'l' remote uiziimer towzirel us. lt is only iiziturul that they shoulil teel superior :mil elevated. NVQ beau' them uo ill or resentful feelings. Our iiolwle 1-lass al year ago was in two sepairzite tzuftious. A rivzilry ziliiil to haitl 1-Xisterl hetwec-11 us. Now :ill is elisiiigggeil. NVe have lI1Ul',QQt'll into one class 111141 mlwc-ll lW2lC'0fl1llN' as ai large family. NVe lmve orguiiizeel and the lloii. Mr. Cl0org'.- Nlelfziiiclless is our presifleiit, He is right. to the point tif l may use the molleru expressioiij it he mloes not use the most elegant speech. Silver-touguecl Isabelle Freuvh is our worthy vice-presimleut.. Robert lmiiiels is our sf-rilme zincl il't'2lSlll'Cl'. Our i'lllx01'l0ZltlC'l', topped with an Aurora l3o1'ealis,'7 hziils from our class. NVQ lizive mzlny things to be tlmiilitul for this year. NVQ dill not have to suffer the tortures of llazi1ig.1g whit-li dear, heloveal Seniors will have to uuiler- go this full. Let this he a seeret between you and me. Let's hope they lay the UG21lllNN'H good mul hzircl 011 the iiew Freshies this tall. NVe have the spleiuliml orgiuiizzxtiou null ailiiiiiiistrzitioii, which our c-niiueut officers have presented to us, to be thankful tor. i NVQ ure the l2ll'g.fCSi class ll. ll. S. has ever hzlcl. NVe have the pep mul. spirit. At the games, clelmtes, and plays. in the orgiiiiizatious and eluhs, the Sophoiuores preilomiiiatm-. NVe have strc-iigtli iii iiuiiibers. f In closing, tor the grezitest class of SOIJll0Ill01'CS, H. ll. S. has ever hurl, iu pep. iii iiuiubers, and iii spirit, Lettuce give three elieers for that Class of '24, ' -Delos Smith. H. l'l. S 1922 . IF01'ty-eightjl Uj'or'ty-ninuj ALLAQAROO i r H HS 1922 C0 VJ 'U KD s.- O O ,.s Q.- O UD 7 1 l. 1 ,-4 L A 5 :' ,. 'L L L 7' ,-4 1, Q .- CI L Z P.. ,.. 1,- C Q, Q Q., .S ,- A .. i-4 Q-. ..,, Oo 5,- 4-1, ,L T f-12 .-.- .-Q 1+-- ,- I ' Z .L P ff-4 F.. ,- tfvf ., , L 5,-. L- rap -is H,- .4 fa ,- s-. AL, ,fr 9+- CLD -'-' .:,, 5-1 ':, 1, Pi '11 f., gr. fm ,...H .-'Z JHLLAQAROO 1 N HH S 1922 IfFiftyfI - JLLLAQAROO A as 0 C. M. LOCKMAN, B. s. Kansas State Normal G7'lld1Lfl'li6 Study- Columbia University, N. Y. Principal of Sherman Junior High School. S erman Junior High Sherman Junior High has had a very beneficial year. As is the custom they met Liberty in all forms of contests. They split honors with them in ath- letics. They held the regular line of events consisting of football, basket ball, armory ball, tennis, and track. 'In declamation and debate, however, Sherman came out cleeicieflly on top, Winning in both contests. The Honor Roll has been larger than ever this year. So taking all in all, it has been a very successful year for Sherman Junior High. Sherman Junior High School - HHS1922 IQFifty-onefl .ALLAQAROO 1fwl'L'S1llI1illl Vlass S ermem Fres men NVQ. as any othf-1' class, 11:1vc- il sl1o1'1 hisiory, but jusi VV2li11llCX11 11-'11' il1U'S wlll l111111. This 11111 1' Olll' vlzxss has 1101-11 411'gz1111xml with Kv1111vTl1 SOIITIIGX I5 n IC 110311. Wv 1121111 haul Iwo Class p:11'1ivs 211111 haw 1'02ll 1-lass splrif. NY11 111110 H Q, at tl to lvzwv SllC1'Illi1l1 but hum- to i1I'K'01Il Jlish 1f1'c111' H1i110's wha-11 we reach H. . ,7 1 P5 I1 x . Shc1'111u11 Ca1ph1111-131111 HH S 1922 lfFifty-twoj .ALLAQAROO i lFifty-threefl HHSUJ22 - v --V f+J1LLAc3ARQ0 1 1 Q - - -w : HHS 1922 2 1 lQFifty-f - - wqv-----+- --Y-V 1 --f---- -----Y -'-- f- - 'Y -Y V- ALLAQAROO' 111111-1'1y f1Vllll101' High S11h1111l Li ertq Junior Hiq All 111111 10 1h1- 111110 211111 XY11111-1 '1'111111g'l1 21 J11111111' 11ig'l1, 111' 2111 i1111-1'1111-11i1111- s1-1111111. 111111-1'1v 01'f1'1'S 1111111Y oppo1'11111i1i11s 111 1111- 111111111i1111s s111111-111. 1 To 1110 boys. f11111b11ll, 11115111-I 111111. 111'111111'y 111111, 11-11111s 10Ul'1121lll1x1l1S. 211111 1119 111111-k 111111-1 offer 11111'111-tivo 111111111-s 111111 11'sH. This V1-111' 1110 0111-ls 111111 1h11 . . . . - A - IP1'lV110Qf' 01 S1l0NVl11g' YV1l211Y 1111-1' 01111111 1111 111 1111111-111's. '1'1111-V won 1111- 1'11V 1-1111111pi011sl1ip 111111 1-up 111 171111111111 131111. 1f 11112 S111111-111 has 21 1111-1011111115 V011-1-, 111' 1111- signs 111 11111-, 1111- Girls, G1111- 1111111 111111 1111- l-Eoyw, G1111- 1111111 1111- w111'1l1 j11i11i11g'. 511011111 1111-A111111-111, play 1111 i11s11'111111-111, 1h1J11 1h11 Ol'C'1lQ'S1l'21 1111111-s 111111s1111l 11'11i11i11g:. F111' 1h1- s11111O111 111111 11 13111111 Sl1IlI11j' 01' 111'11i11s. 1111-1'11 is 17111' S1-1111l111'sl11p L 111' 1111! Hllsl' 0ff01'0l1 101' 111-ba11- 111111 11111fi11111111i1111. L11s1ly 1111- girls l111v1- 211 1-l1:1111-1- 111 111-v11111p 11p1-1'111i1- 211111 1111111121110 possibil- 1111-s 111 11112 op111'1-1111, 4'F115's of 1110 1'l101l11llQ' 1S121ll11.l7 111111 1111- 11111111 Lfl'2l110 131211, '1l1111'ia's L0v1-1'. 1' HHS1922 - .JILLAQAROO -'ee-W J. W. Ql,XRR0'l'T Kansas Slain- Normzil G7 lI'!7IlIlff' S1 July- l'21iz:m'.vz'1jf of Ihzomzs l'i'im-ipul of liilwi'1'y -llUll0I' High Sr-lmol The Freshmen 'l'l1i'1-0 ycizlrs ago, l102ll'lj' 1wo lilimlrcfl and fifty iiiicimscopiv liuman Or- -H ,qaiiisiiis WOVQ llSll1'l'Ull Thru? thi- wiilv pwinls ol' liilmvrty, au iinporiziiil' Cfllllflil' of lozlvniiigx. siiuzifoml on Thr- l'02lll to lflililmiioii. M'o1i1lis I?2lSSPll. while Thaw small oipwiiiisiiis wamlcwml ihrough tho hulls, lisloiiiiig pziiiiouily and inimiily to impros- sivv words l1llCl'0ll hy ihose li-:i1'ii0cl onvs who wow zissviiihlod in ihv institution. Now the 0l'Q'21lllSll1S have flvvrflopml iulo ycnliigg pilgrims who are Vllillly io jouruwy forth inio lni'g3,'0i' Oc-1114-i's of lw1i'i1ii1g'. llzltvi' thvy will make long pil- gi'iinz1g'vs into 1h0 worlcl. trziwliiig tho s10uy pziihs of lflziniv. l'0w01' :mil Avliicvv- inoni. lu Tho end they will lvzlvo 'ihciii' sliziw of ji-wvls on Tho zilizu' of Humzm Progress. Lihcriiy Frcslimen H H S 1922 A H Y LFifty-sixl N al Xi H ALLAQARQO 1 3 , 1 5 l 1 . , 1 x I ll E :1 1, , , ,N fl W W X1 fi ,I W - ll , li i al ,I w it Q! H l N! S! -I sl H Li if H gl I. Ei fi J A TN Fi it li E 1 A 11 m ,. 5 .S ix W is w ii 5 Y Y si el I1 f? Q! 'L 54 Qs ii QE 3? EI 1 1 ,-MA ,T- L,,,A ,f -W - , H H S 1922 . lFifty-sevenj ALLAQAROO ' -HHS1922 ' Hmwiggtl 1 W M 'Z Lrls 4 uf gr A-'MH' My 5 AT:-mics , U A 11154 HF' It g .ff W ' ' .ll 1 I 1 X, 'Sn - A , ,,,, 'f fa m ' si C.. K' I JILLAQAROOL x 4 , I George? th 'FOOTBALL , BASK I-Ed Overall a:raA1.L cApr Q l ' Vx I , .V 1 :'Cha1'1esLa'rR111 . CHEER LEADER. ' Cqadw M Sffarroll if is is V, Nw., , W ' Paul SI'l01'f'0I1 TRACK cAp'rArN A , ,,..................,.- ...,....- -, HHS 1922 LFifty-nin .ALLAQAROO First, Row: Nickols, LTQ G, Dicus, LEQ Second Row: H. Keller, LHg Vvest, FB: Third Row: Goodwin, RTQ Allen, LT. Fourtlz Row: Rishel, Q Irwin, REQ C. Keller, Q. Sherwood, RGg Blac k, LGg Shannon, RG-3 Allen, RHg Johnson, RT, FB, Cole, RGg Sta1'1',RHg Al'lUSt1'0I1g, LEg Hanna, F133 Shelton, Shives, Rl-I. LTQ Coach MCC2l1'l'0lIQ Ove1':1ll,REg Smith, C, E. Dicus, C5 Crzunln, Carey, RG. ll11t0hi11so11 917 .,.1 lIlll'C'lllllSflll 7 H11t0l1i11so11 ll ll11fc'I1i11so11 21 lI11tr'l1i11so11 7 1Tlllf'hlllSflll 0 ll11tc'l1i11so11 T ll11t0l1i11so11 28 lI11'f0l1i11so11 G3 1921 H 1922 Schedule D F Sllllllllllbfll' 16 Slv1'I111g1 1 ..,,, ,, .2,--------. W,,2-- 1 Sopi41111lw1' 30 Kauszzs City. Killlwli 13 Y,,, Of-lober T l'll1lo1'z1flo T .........,.2.. . ...,2, , Oc-iolmor Q14 A111l1c111y O 222 ...,,.. -- llvlolmm' 21 lxfilllllill lilll 14 ,.....,2.-,- Oc-iolmer 28 Marion 6 ...2.22..,2.... NUVllllllJ0l' 5 'Volwkzi QT .- ....... - 2..,2 ..., Novi-111131-1' lb? H:1li11:1 T ............. .2,-... -- Nf5X'4lIlllll'l' 24 flrofll lgflllfl 0 -, 2,.,,-,,, -,,. -HHS1922 I'lu1'cl1i11so11 11111 011 i11so11 111 I'HllOl'2lfl0 ll11l'c'l1i11so11 IIUlClll1lS0ll ll11lvl1i11so11 Il 11l0l1i11so11 -.. 111 Salina, I I ul'Chi11 S0ll lSixtyj ALLAQAROO CI' he 1921 H 1922 Football Season NVIIQ11 Couvh Mc'Cm'1'0I mvt ihc t0z.m for ihv first timv lust fall. prosp-ccis wc-Vu b1'i,f1ht for LL sucvvssful HCRISOII. It was with 111111551011 l'0Hfi4i1'l1i't' :md i11lXi014V that ww Wi1lEI'll0d thu team limo up for The 0lDOlli11Qf 51211110 with Sterling. NNW bvokm- the ive iu 1110 first quam'- ivr and sc-orvd on il Sterling fumblv. From thcu 011 sailing' was easy nur! we won 33 fo 7. A wevk Inter Wu mn up Z1fl'2liIlr1 an mliffwolxi' proposition. 'Fhv Kansas City High School sont il cur iozul of box-f down hvro that was nut to bo IILICJSUOIIPG. 1.1110 in the guxm- our worthy Oillljfilill was involullizlrily c-zu'1'iofl off tho griflirfm with 21 f1'HCJfUI'0d anklv fhnt kept him out of tlw l'm11z1i11slv1' of thc- gmllcfs. This spirit of fY?lIJf?ti!l Smiih was sirikiugly c-xplwfssofl whvu hv shlyecl 011 thaf side- lines and Ohvwod the boys To the ond of ihv gmuo. Our first out-of-town game was at Eldormlo and ws- brought home the bacfon with The score 14 to 7. There were timvs whou 1110 offkxnsu was ragged and the defensive weak, but to offsot this thorc were brillizult bits of individual work and occasional flushes of JIQZIIN work. The team was in its best form whcu we went up ilg.f21.il1Sf Anthony. Earl Divus, PIHYIIIQ in the 2111801100 of G'-f-orgu Smith, displnyvml 21 woudvrful fight agaiusi tha- hvfty II2'll'I'iSOH, Oaplaill of thr- opposing tmuu. In Tho uc-xt tlm-0 51211111-s we niet our XV2l10l'100. Blrilllhilflilll 0211110 to town and uosvfl out EL 14 to 7 vicf'for'y. The flashy fllilyillg' of the Aggie High IlUZll'tC1' had a wont mlval to 110 with The dwfvut of our team. whiz-h was szully out of form. 011 Oviobm' 28. Marion bm-sic-gcml Hutvhinsou uufl H10 hottest buttlv of the yoar was foug'h1'. NYhwu flu- 1101110 XV2ll'I'iO1'S nppm-:111-41 on the 11211110 fivld, onl- Oould sw That thvrv lmfl bfwll smmw vlmllgws Illillllx. Al'1ust1'o11g was shifted To lhv lofi flank, f' lfzlpn Kc-llvl' was again vligibh-. and Rishm-1 was E11 thnx pilot pm- sitiou. 111 spite of ilu' fam that Hutch 0il111l21yl'll the visiiors in Qv01 v phusm- of lhe QUIIIF, shv was 1101 pn-1'l11i1fQcl 10 will. It was 21 mliszlblwl T1-:1111 that wont up slggaiust the strong 'l'opn-ku ngg'1'vg1:1- tion. It svenlod as 1110, awry mam 011 thv tczuu was crlpplml iu somu way. The 51211110 fiuzxllv mul:-d wi1h iho visitors on dw lolw' 1-nfl of il 27 to T sc-on-. . 1 Pu 011 NOX'0lll1J0l' 18 wo j0ll1'!lOf'l'll to Szxlilm. As soon as the boys got warmed up if was 0Vill01lf that wv wow 1101 to ln- ml0p1'ix'c-cl of this 51211111-. Shivos. airlml by f1l'?lIl1IN and Folv, llmrlm- long gains ihru' iho Salina. line and when thv final whistlv blow we had safely 5111111-xml thx- gzuuo. Tho last g.1'2lINU of 1110 HUZISUII was playm-cl with f1l'l'21t livnd on Turkvy Day. 'Flu' squad m:ul0 its first z1ppva1'z111f'v wiih ihvir wullclwflll nvw lllillll-Z0fS. The boys applw-iufvrl Q,'l'4'2lH'V this gift of thv Girls' Ulula. Czxplzlill-ulem-t xxl'IllFfl'0l'1Q' pv1'fo1'1I1ml bl'iHi2lllHj'. KC-llvl' and Shivv alte1'11a'ri11g at fllllbzlck lllildi' long gzmius. Wm-st, playing: half. showvd an 101 ci spowl and vvcry Illllll proved himsvlf worthy of his school. Tha- final scoro was 63 10 0. So muvh for Hu- season. That our playm-rs we-re :1 suc-cm-ss is shown by the results. lt should. howc-wr. bv 1'0i'0l'dC1l that thv SIICCPSS of the 'rmnn was due fo tho loyahy, l'0Ul'LLQ'l',. and sac-1-ifiuc-. not only of thc- eh-VO11. but of Conch MCCa1'1'0l1 and The twenty-five boys who so dcvotenlly gave their svrviws. HHS 1922 lSixty-onel .ALLAQAROO CAPTAIN GICORGE SMITH-CENTER. Of all the men on the squad none played harder While in the game than George. He instilled courage and fight into his players. In the Kansas City game he received an injury that kept him from playing for the rest of the year. George graduates with the good old class of '22, He has Won three football letters. EMIQRSON CAREY, JR.4GUARD. June made his debut on Hutch- inson's gridiron last year. He can play any position, but fitted best at guard this year. There is no doubt but that he has inherited his brother Bill's kicking toe. June acted as cap- tain in the absence of George. RAIJI 'H CR AM M-TA CKLE. Gramm is one of the big men of the team. He made his best exhibition of football. at Salina, where he Was a great factor in throwing the enemy back, and making large holes for our backfield men. This is Crammls sec- ond year on the team. J OHN I'IANNA-FULLBACK. Jack is the beefiest man on the team. NVhen he carries the oval, a person has to think twice about which part of the human anatomy would be the best part to attack. He has a Way of lunging forward, when tackled, that always adds a yard or so to his gain. H H S 1922 LS1xty twojl lSixty-threej .ALLAGAROO v EDVV ARD OVERALL-END. It is just seeond nature for Ed to handle the oval in the inanncr that he does. He is a shark at hitting the ring' on a basketball court, and he can very nearly twist a. baseball around the batter 's neck. Ed will be back next year. Cimumzs Wr2s'r-FULLBACK. HChuck', wo11 his first HHH this year, playing' in the baekfield. He is not a very heavy man but his ability to watch the field and get the man with the ball, coupled with his run- ning success made hiln a valuable man to the team. CAI l'AlN-EIlICC'1' IQEITH ARMSTRONG- END. Here is another star from the Arm- strong family. lfast year Keith played halfbaek. but on account of injuries he did not get into many games. He started at quarter this year but was later shifted to left end. 'tArmy's long' end runs counted greatly in our scoring. XVILHUII S'1',xRR-Hexlfmck. H'l'winkle is one of the best high school athletes in the state. He has a most peculiar way in which he eludes taeklers, and is never satisfied with gaining less than thirty yards. If XVilbur plays next year he will be one of Hutehinson's few f'Four HH nien. e. HHS1922 .ALLAQAROO Kismu RTSHEL,--QUARTER. H. H. S. can boast of the biggest little football player in the state. His first appearance this year was in the Marion game when he piloted the team like a veteran. His abilitv in passing was a great aid to the Gold and Blue. EARL Dlcos--CENTER. ' Following the accident to Captain Smith, the center position was open to Dicus. Earl can be congratulated on his steadiness and consistency of work: A center must be absolutely reliable in passing the ball and at the same time be a good defensive man. lllIL'l'ON ALLEN--MCKLE. This was HShook's second year with the H. H. S. team. At the start of the season he showed signs of hav- ing a powerful right toe, and Coach McCarroll took advantage of the fact and produced one of the best punters on any high school football team in the state. PAUL SHEL'roN-HALFBACK. Shelton, last ycar's track star, ap- peared in a football suit for the first time last fall. He played his best game against Marion, but received an in jury in this battle that kept him out of several games. Paul won the coveted HH this year. l'l H S 1922 ' ljsixty fourjl lSixty-fivel 0 JLLLAGAROO HARRY IQELLER-FULLBACK. Hap received an injury of a na- ture that kept him out of playing in most of the games, but when he did play, he Was a dangerous man to the opposing team. Keller is noted for his defensive game. Hap is brilliant playing willbe see11 again next year. DALTON Snivns-HIIALFBACK. Iodine,' is one of the youngest men 011 the team. He was at his best in the Salina game, when time after time he hit the line for good gains or skirted the ends for fifteen or twenty yards. Shives is never down unless half of the opposing players are on him at one time. He won his first H this year. FRANK Conn-onixno. Bill 's size and muscular ability have wo11 for hiln two of the coveted 't1I's.'l Frank is one of the fastest men in the school. He is often the first man to down a runncr after a punt. He played his best game on Turkey Day. His terrific opposition was too much for the invaders. CUARLES G'O0DNVINfGUARD. 'tHeavy,', while in the game. alter- nated at left tackle and guard. His dctermination and persistence won for him his second HH, Charley was always down under the plays that came his direction. Hutchinson can count on his heavy Weight and his broad smile to be a big factor during the 1922 season. H. H St 1922 I JILLAQAROO HH S 1922 ISixty 'ALLAQAROO - Cfhe Basketball Season Tho 1922 haskothall svason had its ups and downs. With thc host nia- torial Hutvhinson has had in sovt-ral yt-ars. Voaoh Mc'Carroll put a tn-ani in the Arkansas Yallwy lmagut- that would do vrl-dit to any svhool. Tho Gold and lllue always showrd supurior floor work. Tho only ohstavlo that kept us from going to tho lnlad of tho lt-agua' was tho inability to 1-age tht- ball. Opwning tht- srason about tho niiddlo of January, wt- lost a close gann- to Kingman. ll0'.YltVt'l'. wr niado up tor if lator in tho yoar whon wr won from llltllll Oasily. ln tho ganws with Arkansas Pity and Winfivld the train oliininatrd tho soason's drtt-at's from tht- ininds of the students by tho docisivo victories ad-- ininistorod. lfld Ovorall, our rangy 1-cntrr and 1-aptain, was thc- foaturv of ovory game. lfld did most ot' our svoring and also st-t a rt-vorrl of olc-wil tiold goals in one ganw. Juno Furry always showod ahility to drop the hall through the ring. Starr. owing to sivkin-ss, was ullillblm' to got into his rogular form. Both Arm- strong and filoorgo Dicus showvd flashvs ot' roal hashvtball playing as forwards. Hutvhinson is fortunatt- in having such a playor as Dick llaskard. NVitl1 all duo rvspcrt to past Gold and llluo liaskc-too1's, none showod inorv spend in ga-tting down tho court with the hall than did llaskard. Otto Xvilllllgttlllilll. play- ing guard, was as stoady a player as could ho found. Otln-rs who tlvsrrve worthy mention arc 'fllapll Kvllvr. C. Koller. ltl. Dir-us, XY0lls, liislwl. Allen, Fowlt-r. and Sprousr. From this l'6'Z1l'lS 'foam wt- lost nono hy graduation, and p1'0spoc'ts for iz chznnpionship team in 1923 are wry bright. - H H S 1922 LSixty-scvenj .ALLAQAROO The 1922 Track Season Due to the unsettled weather last spring the traek work 1Jl'0g2,'l'GSSGll l'2lll'lt 1' slowly. Coaeh lllCC2l1'l'0ll had the g'l'0L1lll.lS north of the I1uildi11g put i11 good c011ditio11, and held the Howie Meet. during' the last week i11 April. Also he se- eured Dual Meets with Pretty Prairie and Newton. The 111eet with Pretty Prai- rie was held 011 Friday. April 21. Hul'C'l1lllS0ll 0211116 out 011 top after a hard fight with a 6415 to 491f2 score. Pretty Prairie had the high point Hlilll, but Shelton. H. ll. S. eaptain, came second with 12 points. The IIlll'C'llll1S0ll 111011 who placed were: 50 yard dash. Shelton, Iioeseg mile run. Guth. R. lrwiii, Me- Keuzieg high jump, Coltrane, Harris, Haskardg 100 yard da.sl1, Shelton, Boeseg broad jump, I-Soese, Haskardg 440 yard dash, Shelton, Carlisleg 220 yard clash, Loweg l1urcllc-S, St0ek111a115 Discus. l'3Lll'f0l'tl,, Aruoldg pole vault, Coltra11e, Irwin, ,fX1'Il1SjEl'011g'. The team had many of the old point VVlllllOl'S baek, with the additio11 of some exeeptioiwlly fast Fresh111e11. The reason proved vc-ry sueeessful i11 spite of the fact that Track is eo111p11ratively 111.-w i11 this sehool. The outlook is bright for next year, as few track 111911 leave with this yearys graduating class. HH S 1922 IfSixty eightj ALLAGAROO' Illss l'lS'l'1Il'lR ANN Gm-:E1:. Pliysicnl Training Kansas State Norinal, H. S. E. Girls' Ai letics The girls' athletics are Sl1IlCl'YlS0lVl by Miss Greer, the g'j'll11li1Sll1Ill teaclier. Ill the fall, the girls played Uaptain Ball. 'l'0a111s were chosen by Miss Greer, from the Soplioinore, Junior and Senior nieinbers of the gyni elasses. Captain Ball was played i11 the classes. and inter-elass eontests were held. After the Captaiii Ball season was ovor, the girls becainc interostetl i11 the basketball tournament 11'l1icl1 was soo11 to be held. The girls i11 each Class. who were interesteml. triecl out. and the tc-anis were chosen There was great riv- alry between llll' elassess-they played i11 class once a, week and they had their l0l1l'Il2llIlOlll. The SOIlll0lIl0l'L'H siieeeerled in ilefeatiiig both the Juniors and 'Se- niorsg but we are gxlacl to say the UPIJPI'-CIZISSIIIPII took their defeat gracefully, and that the winners aieveptcml their success nioflestlyt The loving Cup was presentecl to the Soplioniore girls' basketball teain, Friday, NI2Ll'0ll 31. Shelby Smith. the Gaptziiii. niacle a Plover speeeli of aceoptanee on behalf of the team. The next 21111110 in wliic-l1 the girls inclulgenl was Yolley Ball. 'l'l1is was played entirely during elass periods. A little later they played baseball. botl1 indoors :intl out-iloors. Home tennis was played this spring, but tlio rlassos were too large anal we are not proviflecl with enough courts to' bo ablo to aceoniplish a great deal. Atlilcties are of eountless value in flevelopiing girls, not only physically but ineiitally, giving llllxlll strong bodies and clear Il1ll1tlS. 111a.ki11g' their brains aetive and alert. lt also flevelops the spirit of sportsniansliip, besides giviiig tl1e111 2L flelightflll 1'vc'l'ez1tio11. Miss Greer, who promotes the girls' athleties, ile- servvs a ,g'r1-at mleal of ereilit for tbo active interost wliieli she takes, and the time sbe devotes to tl1e111. H. H. 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'1'111- 1111-111111-11s 111' 1111- 1111-111111' 11'11'1 11ssis11111 i11 1111' 11111-111'111i1111s 111s11 111-s1-1'1'1- 111111 f'l'111111. W0 111s11 11'is11 111 111111111 11'1'11111111s 1111151 111111 11'1'11111111s 11121112 1111- 111-- 111111111:111is1s 101' 1111- 31211 F1-111. 111131922 - lS11V1:nty-0n1-1 .ALLAGAROO HHS1922 ALLAGARGO- CT c-: Jllla aroo If the Allagaroo could be fl phonograph record instead of a. printed book. manv thousand would be the copies sold. 'What is meant by that is. that if the reading public could first hear the things that were said, or done. in the Annual offiee, that same public would clamor for more, and yet more. XVho would know that the editorial staff called the flattering rhymes and rayinga after the Senior names--epitaphs? llow many of you know that often the boys of the staff presented the girls with candy twe have to tell the truth, it was only after much persuasion and pleading that they didj. You ean't tell by looking at these pretty and handsome faces, respectively -there are usually about four pretty faces and one handsome one on a page at the front of the book--how many times they were taken over, or how much dis- satisfaction they caused. No! No one could tell, but you should have been up And the day our assistant editor broke the fountain in Mr. OlC'oimell7s private C625 office! No one but the staff will know just how mad llert got or how the water poured out of those pipes until we all looked around for old man Noah. Once every two weeks our pride, our egotism, our vanity. were taken from us. 'l'hose were the times when we heard the summons: t'This office is for the liuzz neo ile toni fht- the Annual peo mle get outlt' NVe moved into the other . Y 7 x . . f f room-we Seniors were much too dignified to get outf' The Buzz people beamed for days afterward. NVe always strive to make others happy. Another object in that room which caused us much annoyance. and at the same time something we eouldnft do without-eour typewriter. t'Have you a little Royal in your home? John Knightly eould really make you dizzy when he wrote on the animated pencil, but he was one of those people who seemed to find it hard to get down to serious thoughts after the second semester. Besides the Buzz and the Annual. two publications which are very much worth while. there were several other magazines that were of much interest to members of the two staffs. These were on the second shelfsmagazines that you look atg not read. A very important matter that the staff always tried to be up on was the gossip of the schoolg also. the new t'eases . But after all, we all know the fun we 've had and the hard work. The other classes will know, and so what more is there to say, except that we don't believe anv of the same things can ha 1 men to other ieo ile as they ha 'J uened to us. li . C . . . Every written page will bring up a long seiies of reniembrancesefevery pieture means more to us than it could mean to any of you. In later years, when we pick up our Allagaroo. it will be like meeting an old friendg will bring up memories of laughs and arguments, wit and worry. To you it will be a new friend. we hope charming. good looking and interesting. XVe know our friends' past, and we introduee it to you. HHS1922 - lbe venty-threefl LALLAQARGO f sz . 1 ,l-.gn,,fiJ3g,ggi.f:s, E1 gnu ,il -HHS1922 Iseventy-fourj i .ALLAQAROO 2- Alldqdroo Staff wfiiflll'-ill-iiiliwlf'--Till1l'l1l1llI Zinn l'IlJl'l'URl.X!i ST Nlflf' L , . Assoviailv lflfliior - llurotliy l4'UlliI'OlI Urzimziiic- Art - llvslvr Fnlit Lili-1'n1'y Iiiliiiir - - l i'zi11m-vs King Ilumur - llvlvu lli'm'iv1 Lili-i'z11'y Eiliim' - f Ilolvii Ilulsv l'3vl'ry Ilippli Aililviif-s - - Arthur Johnson f'z1lvii1l:11' - Alivm- Wim-livstoi Girls' Urgzliiizzltioil - - - Alum iii - Jvui ru Foote - - - Oman -1911110 llulsv Siizip-Slime limi! Urgfzlnixzilioii - Lloyrl Whiic Ari liiliim' - l i'a111r-vs For Mu.-uic - - Fisku Mountain Ari - -- Hull- Wag .lvssio XviiliZlll1S Art - Hzillii- Url IRVSIXICSS S'l'.Xlf'l - Iliwiiu-ss AIZINZIQIUI' - Ilorley l'riilmH1- ftil'4'lli2lii0ll - - Rubin .laivobiif .xrwirllillli Ililsliwss Mzimlgvr - i11lHl'l'il0l1 Alilllilgflxl' - llziruhl Lusk -- - - John Kiiigxhtly Vollw-limi - - liillizui Fruits I'irc'ulz1lio11 BIHYIEIQUI' - Fzlyo lim-11114111 c10iit't'il0ll - - lisflivi' lillllillll i'il'1'lll2lii01l - - John RIl'K0llZiP Filvlliij' Amlvisnr - W. V. U'l'm111vll R IC Pl PHT! JR I AI. STA FF Lilwriy High RiXll1lI'it'I'S2+ lisllivr Shi-rimiii High iii'INbI'i4'l'SZ+H2lI'01fi Young. Durnliiy Gl'2liwl'. Bm-voii Igou. Hi-rr, Pziuliiiv Vosl, Lloyd Young Blill'Qf2ll'f'i Gilvsg Amlvisur, Miss Hlvlss- iitliil Vusliiiigfg A1lx'ism'. Miss llzlvis nvr. r H. H. 5 1922 i - IS:-vc-nty-fivej - Bli'l'1l'Si1ll'iiIIl2lll JILLAGAROO limi it or - llils-i'zi,i'5' lfhlilor llilvi-211-5' l'hli1or Si mrls - l+lxr'l1a11gv lixvlizlllgv - l,K'l'S011ill s-News IR-ixesiizlls-Nm-xi's liusinclss Mzlilzigzvi' - Amlvortisiilg' Ali! A mlvvrtisi ng Buzzi S l+1l'Jl'l'OlllAll .loan NYrig'lili -liiliih Sln-:lil Mznulv Parry H Rzllpli Irwin lflvc-lyn M1-ffrof'lilin Mliimim, lllillvr - Gl'ill'l' llonlgson .Don l'i'ziwfm'1l l3lTSlf'Q Olga Gotflivli IIZIQIUI' - -- Allwri fii2lllJl'02llll - Pznil Murpliy Amlwrlisiiigg ' fiiill'lIl1 Irwin lil+ll?Oll'i'l llilwrly 'lligli Rvporlorszf Esllwr Ymlngf, illomfliy flrzilwr. llwvun lgrfnl. Mz11'g:i1'01 lillvsg Amlvisc-11, Miss Glvlss- NOV. HSS Jlil A tdff S'l'A'l+'I1' , I llinnor Olga Gotllivb Alumni - Durolliy lgxuu Music- - - .lolin NVrz1y Young linys' fll'Q'2llllZilllUllS - lfhlgx-iwCo11lQ llirls' 0l'Q'2l11lZ2lll0llS - - - - - Luc-ilo Mclfini llvlmlv unil llrziinniivs - - I lin if-5' - - - Dorul hy luzlrrvlt 4':1rloo11is1 - - - llulv XY:1y' STA FF ' Vollvotioii Maiizlgm' - l'llll'lll2!l1 liuntc flll'0l1l2l,llUll Mzliizlgvi' - Winona Millor llll'i'l'llill'lUll - - Luvilv Mcliinnoy l'i1'r-ulailioii - - fllvnn lrwin .lll2lf'l1llj' Amlvisor - W. V. O'Conn4-ll l. S'l'Al l+' Slll'l'lll?lll lligh lf0I'lOl'll'l'S1-llilil 1 'olll llwrr. ljilllllllll lost, Lloyd Young. lmln Vnsliingg Advisor. Miss Davis. - -HHS1922 ISGVQ-nty-Sixj I .ALLACQAROO 5 . K - f . 1 'k9Zy'f-'af 595555 ,K .A , Q , A' N x f f g V Q K,,k L' L L . , , , A , nm': f 1 f f ' W 05.9 59 ' f EMN A 4 J 2 3 a t fo, 900' fgmfb , A , . ,, - LM f1l?lSa0f1.057.s'y' . - KL-,. - .My' f HK xA ' W' Heyg,,:, A A Q, 1 URY 73 ...-A 1. sw ' Lxwmmw H , an If fmgwk X IS Beleafed by Gold i Jiang . fm' 41, W' Wffffr Blue Warrm '8 fo ' nw I Wi: ix I8 6700 JZ' 7? Wsif lo Ig f iff ,536 ,4 an ,ww ' QW'7..,k - .Y I7 Q !Z577?w0i , x. , bQ4,Z1f X k wmv ' ., rw f ig? mwxf MM . l Wy, Passhonras' an ' I Vilfjg Tvniarr 'mgm I X 2 23' W. - so N V, 7 1 ' a C .,f...,. 'E I s 4 fa ff 'V AN S d i , vm 5 P D - z f if 1 2 PM. Af Miagamns V Q 1 WNIK vfmwv W Game with Huw W X L ,. X ' WW 47 1 A as WMS 6 J' '20 X419 5 X EWS 99 W X B 'RX STARR Q, v XQQW gzkw KW w WWA wwkffkQyz eifh A111151 M Q, 4 17 Kjf ,X-Q . ffi A Q wr I WJ' ears I W , '0 1Zfs0,,,- , JE 401, Q f NA wsml Smal Wig- Wim Party WF 192223 vvrizalfam X Wffajgpffisa BweaWwfxeXSS Sumeumkxfbw ff' F A A I 2' bfflj' A, gm, A 'vifqfme 3f9g,f6, 1' Q , - W 'A 4 sf iv Mere ' l f X , f ' lv , I X YQBWQXX 4, :Q Nix M , X , C A UJUUBJB 0,00 W0 ' M x GSW alff Give New V HWWSUH N4954-'1 A jj , lg, S V' sebum! Gnflygh v,,f,:Z'l S,.,t,m' Ay Q ' 830. .a,f..' ifme N 1351 Hlgai . Gym 'fy , vw I N f 4 sim A ' -. GMS UH PfHlepQ P, Va R ' EQPIUYE II ',a'75'fS'P3 'Ni Smfufafi X X M L 0 W G Zl.92j036,7 I , EMUUSB if H5 ' W!af,,0i gy Q fffffwfm N anjefly Her I A I-YW M0 Ai - K wiYe wasaB. Yccass ' K 5'ffS'L7,,9 5, IA A KVNMWS ,iwh -X15 Y 1'.1 1' ,4, 1' fa A ak EM Q H' ' SWNNEEXS .L , V, if-.ig W 7 ' XXXX N M x, HMS K s Wm U w, ff 'x MAY J 'MV K Q ,S A' X i ,WY Xu ji , H ,pf N 'wx p, Lfxx 'xxx xy Af' If-AP H H S 1922 lScvcuty-sevenj i ALLAQAR00 , The Buzz Staff '111111 Iiuzz S11111 is 11111 111111o1'11b111 11111151 111111111 11u111is11011 OL11' 111,211 school 11 111011, 1111' 13uzz. T110 v111'ious 11os11io11s 1111110 1111111 115' 11111 f111111wi11g 1101111111: 1111111011-11111111 XVl'1Q'111. '1131'11w'11i11i' 111111 11111 1110us111111 111111 01111 11'0u11111s 111111 1111 1111i1o1's 1111v11, 11u1 111111111111 2111110 s11o1'1, S1111 W11111 111111111 1111111111. This is 01111 111111111 111111 111111111 11111 Buzz 11s 1101111 11s 11 was. 1111011111151 1C11i1'111's-11111111 511111111 111111 3111111111 P111'1'5'. 1311111 11111s11 1.1311'1s 1111- S1'1'Vl1 1111111111 1111' 1111' 111111 111111 1h111111 w111'11 so few 111is1111111s 111 11111 Buzz. 11111111 11 111 l1111s11 g'i111s fO1' 1101113 111i11gs 111111 1111' 111111112 1h11111 11ig111. S1101'16T--112111311 1'1'wi11. '11111' 1711571 S1101'1 1101111 111 our 1111'i5'111g 11115' 111111111111111 1111 11111 11111111 1321116 of 11111 Buzz. 1+lv01'5'01111 1.11v11s 111111111 111101111 for 11. 1'1XC112l111.1'1'41CYU1'X'11 M1f1f1'1111k1111. 111v1115'11 11111'111i1115' wo1'k1111 11111'11 10 1111 us 111111511 w11111 11111111' s1111oo1s w111'0 110111111 111111 11111 su011111111011 s111111111i1115'. 111111-u1111i1111 AI21112111.fG1' 111111 1111111111111,2111-1Yi11o1111 Miller. 1'XVh1s11115 1 1101 our 11x11111111g111 j111111s. '1'11111' 1111151 110 '11'115' 511111 1111111111111 so 111 11111111. Also. s1111 saw 111211 5'o11 1111 go1 your Huzzos 1111 111110. 1'111'so11111s-N11ws-G111110 1111611151011 211111 1301111111 fi'1'11wf111'11. 111111111 111111 111111 111111 11111 1111110ss111'5' 1'0111111'C1110111 101' 1110s0 1111s11io11s--11 110s11 for 1111ws. 1+Iv01'5'111111g 111111 1'Vl11' 1111111111111111 was 11111111io111111 111 11111i1' 111111111111. 13usi1111ss M11111115111' 111111 11u111o11 11111111111-011:11 Gr011i11l'1J. 311111 our 011111111111 11usi11f1ss 1112111211l','L'1', w1111111 11111 11usi1111ss 1111111 1111 11111 1ow11 111111 11111'111 1111115'.', Alumnif11111'o1'111' 111011. N01 111111 11111111111111 of ou1'111u11111i 11111 1111111121 worth 1111110 111211 11111111115' f111'go1 111 111011111111 51usi11-31111111 XV1'2l.V Young: 111111111151 1s v111'5' 111usi11111 11i111s111f. 110 111115's 11111 11i1111o, 11111 big' vio1i11, 111111 110 01100 11'11?fi1 111 1111111111011 l11L1S1K' 1111 21 s11xo11ho1111g 111111 110 111111 w11isl111. 11011l11S 1u1111s w1.11'11 111111111 f01' 1h11 Buzz 111' fOI' 1110 gi1'1s. T1111 111100 5v11.s a1111u1 '1if1'5'-111152 13o5's' O11111111iz111i1111s-1111111111111 011111-11111, 1E11a11s'7 11ov1.11'1111 1111 1110 11o5's' 111'gg'1111iz111i1111s 11s W1111 11s h11 111111111 11:1Yl1 11ov111'011 1110 1.111'1s' o1 g'1111iz111io11s h1111 111115' 111-1111 11ssi1.g-111111 111 111111. 110211114 was 11 11a11115' 1'1111o1'1'01'. 211 111111111 f1111111, 211111 il, fI'1911l1 of 1111 1111' girls. Gi111s' O1'11'1111iz111i1111s 1111171 F1111-1111111o11f-'11u0i111 A11'K11111l'N'. Lu W111110 1'lJ2111lS 1111111 111111111s of 1111110 for 1110 Buzz. S119 111s0 w01'1-:1111 as 11111111 011 11111 11usi1111ss 111111 of 11111 1Di11J1'1 215 she 11111 1111 1110 1i1111'111'5f. 13111111111 211111 D1711Il2L11CS-D0l'01'115' Ba1'1'1111. D111 11u1 11111 1111111 111 11111111111. 1111113 1,1'i1Il'12111f' 1111111s w111 0 always 1111ll'15' 211111 1111111'11s1i11g. C11111oo11is1'-1111111 Xvily. EV1111 1111? S1111io11s 1111k1111w1011g1111 11111 111111115 of 1111111 115' 11111111113 111111 011 11111 A111111111 s1111'f. 11111' 11111 101111s 11111111 11111 1111s1 11v111'. A11v111'1is111g' h12l1l2lgC1'--1h11J111't Ga1111'11a111. 1'A115f,' was right' 11111111 when i1 01111111 10 111111si11,Qf 11111153 111111 if 111- w11s11'1. W115' 11111111 was 1h0 1'11s1 of 11111 stuff. A1151 was 111s11 111111111 11111 1311111111111 1110 11111s1 1111v111'1is1111111111s 111 1110 s11o1'111s1 1i11111. A11v111111s111g-G101111 111w111. 111101111 was 11111 wi11i11g hero who 11111111111111 10 1110 11121111112 of 1111? Buzz. C0110c11o11 A12l112lg'1'l'f1111I'1112111 13111110. 1111111111111 ,Q111 1h11 11111111151 His 1115'- o11i111 s11o1'1's w111'11 1101111111111g' 0111 11i11s 211111 11011111110 1110 1101'1l on 111s Fo1'11. Fi1I'1l11f1 A11vis111'-ffIX11'. 111111121111 V111111111110 OTO11111111. 110111 1s our 1111011110 No, 5110711 11111 11111 11111111 211111 SHj'1'1'1Z11' Wi11i11111 V. was 11. 1111111151 good spo11t. H0 gui111111 our 1111111115 s11i1-11s 111111111311 11 51110 of 111ys10115', 211111 we 111111111 0111. 011 1011. Niue 1'11111s fO1' W111i11111 V1 1-1 H S 1922 lSeve11ty-eightl 1 .ALLAQAROO Grqanizations This would i'01'l2lilIlj' bo 21 alvlll, mlvab plum- without our Illilllj' organiza- . , . . . , U x Honra. Hut. of mlllrrzc. 111 tllv tlllllllllll ui scum- wv um- vllxlrlmlw to death. But l N what would 1111' girls of ll. ll. S, do without thc 21HlllS4'lll0l1t f11l'lliShCd by the frivmllv I'iVi1ll'V lJ01NVOL'll lhv all-i111'm1'Tan1 lilvmrv scwivtics of .MC'CElI'Jf0l' and . f . I -. . ' lili'll2ll'lIF011? 'Fha-11 of 1-ollvsv all ilu- McC:11'11-1' fflrls l'0lll0IlllM'l' the Th1'1ll 0 Q r-a fhlfil' big' 11211151 and I2il'h2lI'llSO1l. huw about il. mlo you l'l'H1UIHlJl'1' yours? Well, N 110. I slxppi.-sv 1101. It was Hlfhlil' qlu-vr. Thi-11 H10 good clcwml-mluwl' of Huw school. our Givls' Club. Miss Lowers is lhv grlliclillg' star oi' that Ul'g.1'2llIiZ2l1i1ilI. mul thx- Girls' Vlub vxteuds in hm' El YOU' of tlmnks. l'1XI'ill'lIll1lll mn high on Ihv clay of lhc c-lvc-1iou and the usual giggle that . 1 lul 14 Uh u 1 1 ' 'lI'l'0IllIJHll.l'fl La '11 on ihv stag . . fs, I 21111051 forgot H10 song rvm - erm! by the newly vlwctod offivers. X Hur H. of li. mzulc- ilfzlf filII2llllS by its llUtU1'i0llS trial. Yvs, :xml llorlvy w-ul cA:n1vivtml. too. It was rumorwl thu? his sm-11l 011c'v was 1101 curriod 0111. but This is not 1I'lll'. li was also l'l1ll10l'4'lI llmi two of 1110 svnior ffirls who zwlvml as P1 XVITIIVSSUS wow lll'llJLfll by tlw IJl'OSl't'UfIllg.l' utlwllvy. But I QLICSS lll2lf,S 0110 mys- hwy that will llvvn-1' be folvm-cl. Um' Dlmllzxlio Club IJl'0ll22'1li thc- Gilson lJl2llVCl'S lwro this yuan: for which H10 i'0IlllIll1Di1'y as il wholm- 1IlZlllkS ilwlll. for l'Yl'l'.YU110 Hl0l'0llg'h15' vnjoyecl Mary Jam-'s Pzlf' Tllvy haul Sllllll' Wlllltilldfalll m1'uU'1'a1n1s. wv hour, and IIIQIHV of thm- . 3' f 1 H. 1 I. S. STUKIUIIIS wwe llliflllij' sorry llwy di1l11'1' avail llwlllsclvvs of thv Ch211l00 of joining this vlub lust full. 'Fhc Allngzlrou Club, thouglh only zx ymu' old. is quitm- 11 livvly o1'g1a1l1izz1- tion. W4- hczml llmi Palm lirooks was gxoillg to Sf1l14'll'h'7 thnx young gxllilglil- room-rs. hui whm-11 lu- saw what :1 rwznlly puppy bunch Hwy wow, hc Ohilllgixll his lllillll about il. NVQ hm-:xr 'fl1:,1'f ull of HIC girls Willlfixll to go 1114-vi the Trains when tho fooibull boys we-rv i'0Il1i1lQ', 01' tho IIEIHKISUIIIQ young cIOl1a1'vl's. Our lli-Y is 21 Q'I'0Wil1Q.f 0l'g.f2llliZ2lfi0ll. :xml they say That u g'l'02lJE dc-all of i11tQ1'vst' is shown in all ilu- IIllxl'fi11fl'9. 'l'l1vy I n'oug'l1t to us the much vlljoyefl Nj Mikudo'7 too. ww IllUSY117l 1'o1'gc1'. 'l'hv Lzxfin Ulub is owl' so mm-h l2l1'gOl' this 3'Cill' than last und HVOPXOIIO seems to rcally be Kllliflf UllHlLlSiilS'fiC about if. too. 'l'l1u F1'l'1ll'll Vlulm Illm'llllJl'I'S lvnlwlvml il Q'I'4'2ll dwell nlmut thai iIlllJ0l'f2l11f 111011 oi I'wl'illlf'U. and haul I+'1'e111-h Sjblqlillfj lllil1K'hllS, c-:ml QEIINUS .amd just loumls of oihm-1' il1tOI'0S1il1g' things. this Our H. II. S. Math l'lulJ is fl wry cxclusivc sort of club. Tho 1'Paso11 for is 111111 few p:-oplw arc lm1i115 1' l'llOLl,Q'h to 130001110 nu-nxbors. We hear that foruv highlv i111vl'vsli11g Illilllltlllliltiiill illfl'Hig'P11C'C lc-sts wvro Q'iVC1l, but we hvauwl absoluivly nothing of thc- 1'vsL1lts. How about it. Mlss Diugec? Thus wo I'lil from one 01'gf2l11iZ2lliU11 to thw otlwr and QHIIIIDSO in each one a portion of the school spirit and pop of our H. H, S. lSeventy-ninej H H S 1922 f .ALLAQAROO I Girls' Club Tho Girls' Club is this Y. W. if A. oi' our High Svhool, and ranks among tlu- first of such organizations in this stzito. l'l'2lC'llC2lll.Y 1-vc-ry girl in tho school bc-longs to ilu- Girls' l'lub. which is probably the most mlm-iuooralic organization in the high school. Mixlllltlllgll the club has boi-u orgunizotl only about tivo yours. much has bt-on aovoniplisliod cluring that limo. Tho 'Firsii your tluiro Woro sow-iity-fivo nioiubcrsg now we huvo iiozirly tliroo hunclroml. Thi- iuootings wi-ro holil Cwry first :intl third XXY0illlUStl2lY of tho month,an1l tho lJl'O,Q'l'?1lIlS luivo lu-on most c-xc-i-lloiit. This annual Girls' Flub anti Hi-Y moot- ingr was liolml J2l.11l12ll'X liith, at which tiinr, an interosting mlm-liuto was hold, tho quvstion bviugr: HRosolv0cl, That tlio motlorn girl is on tho C'lOWI1g'l'iLllO.77 Girls, ' ulliiinatiwg Boys. in-gziiivo. Tho :lwision was two to onli in favor of the girls. 'l'lu- f'hl'lSllllilS progrziiii this your was especially uttraotivo, and in goiioral the gll'i'gl'l'iHllS liuvo covert-il El wimlo ruiigro of topics. Tho Girls' Club piwrsoiitoil luuulsonio gold and bluo blankets to the ath- lfiio Ll4l1Hll'llllU11l this your. Q t Tlr- vlub has ilonf- soino worthy work in giving nionoy to tho Assooiatocl liliqiritios unnl to our Y. W. soci-vtziifv in Chiini. Miss Vuiuio. At Christmas tinui vzirols wort- sung, and baskets woro filled for thu neecly. About lweiity-fivo girls uttvinloil tho C'oi1fQi mic-o at NVellington, and as u 'ual sovoiuil girls wi-nt to Esta-s Park to tho Coiifcronc-o. is most c-fficicnt, unil has boon u success. Hiss Dorothy I,n-wvi's. our vlub advisor. untiring in hor efforts toward inuking tho club the :nlvisors of the Girls' Club, Miss Giwig Miss Ln-ur. anil Miss Rankin. lizive boiiii of invuluublo ussistaiic-o to us, and we wish to extend to thoni a. votv ot thanks. So horo 's to tho Girls' Club, niay it to-njoy niziny prosperous yours! H H S 1922 lEdghtyj - .ALLAQAROO Qirls' Club Cabinet and Committees Pl'4'Sltll'lll - - Dorothy Foutrou Vive-Pwsimlriil - Jvau XYriglil S0ci'vlz1i'y llorotliqv l4:IIlHlPl'l 'l'l'i-:isi11'0i' - - Glzulys lllalck Llll1I3Il5lCIISlIII' 4i'rmA11'i i'11:1c Slrffmli: lin Hn! ,ILVIIIH Ji-aiu Wriglii. f1l'l2lll'Illilll. lim-121 Maison XYUVIIEI Mowiwxy - lfifltly Hippli- Mairtlia Tll0IlllPS0ll Plenum xi C031 M l'I l'l'1E Hbiffllllll-ltfl lfomn Ulzlyw l r:1l1c'vs King. f'll2IlI'ill2l1l. llvlmi llulsm- FEIKYL' DVCIIIIUII - Iuvz Vissi-r Chlusicj Ilzimtl Alul.-rsoii lUl'YOll0ll2llSD Socniu l1OMIVIl'l l'l'II'I ,11'1z'f Wr' Hn! Fung , Mary Loulsv lJ0l10Y2l1l, flllilllillilll. Esllivr Kl1l'Sllllf'l' - Fnilicvs Com- Mau- Lowis ,lf'1N.xNr:1c COM M lT'l'lClC Fr'fl1'll62' Your XMI ,li 1 . Hvslcr ifillll. Cliziirmzm .li-nlra Footu - Louise l'lzisli:1r4l Olga Gottlieb Olllil Jvzlm- Hulse llolvu Gliwiivlvy Sl4:ux'lif1c VOM M 1'r'1'Ic1f: 'ATM' I,nrfl1I1'lp.v Timm' Tlllllf Haffp TlH'171,w'1l'r'.w llvlou flfrovivr, XYiim11zi Millvr. KW:-f'li:iil'11i0ii. H4-I '11 Uhrislip - Mary Alforil - ,lflclilli Slwild XVORLD 1 1f1r,l.0wsi1lr f101IMl'l l'lCI'I Hlilffsl Bw lliv Tir Tlmf 1f'l llllSH 3lill'l2lI1l King, 'Illia-Imax Hliulvr, 110-fll1:LlI'l1lPll. liilliim C1-ottg i- Hilda Gruber ,P I HSL I C rrx' ConiMI'1 1'11:1f: Wffll Trl! New WWW! Brook Yr-well, Cllillfltlilll. Rolmcrla Lusk Glace' Wzxinuer Mary Fulton lEighly-0 L e H H S 1922 uej ALLAQAROO 1'11 11 U l'1'11si1111111 - G1101'g12 S-1111111 V11-0-P1'11s1110111, - - 1111113111 S11111' S111'1'111'111'y-'I'1'1111s111'111' 1101111 W1-115' Young '1'h11 111-Y was 111'1g1111111'1111 way 11111111 111 Y11 Days of 11111.11 Tho first 112111 111' this 112111111 512111115 f111' High S1-110111, 111111 11111 12191 111111 s1111111s f01' 1110 Y. M. C. A. '1'h11 1111V1s111'y 1'11111111i1111e 111' 1111s C-1'g11111z111i1111 was c11111p11s1111 of 11111 f111111w- 111123: .11111g11 Fl111C1ll, M12 1111111'g11 111111. 1'11111'11 M1'1'111'1-1111. 111111 M1: 1111011111 'l'u1'11111'. 1fE11ys' S111'1'11111.1'y of 11111 Y. 111. 1 . A. The Q1u11 1111s h1111 111111 01 1110 11111s1 s111f1111ss- 1111 y11111's 111 11s 111s1111'y, 211111 wc-11 11 111111111 111: U11l1Pl' 11s very 111110 officers. 11 has 11111111 1'111h111' 111111111111 111 11111 1111111111111-s 1111s y11a1'. 111111 111 5,1111 1110111 111 pay 1111171 11111 11111 11lP1111J11I'S11111 is Ql'I'1'zl113' 111111'1111s1111 11v111' 1112111 of 1211813 YC111'. T1111 11h1111'111a11 111 11111 1111111111111's11ip 1-111111111111111 NVZIS XV111J111' g1i1Y'1'. The 1J1'Og'I'E1I11S 1111s y11a1' h:1v11 11111111 11X1'9p1i0111111y g11o11. Many 1111-111'11s1- 11112 111111 i11111111111'111g 1'111ks w111'11 111111111 11111'111Q 11111 1111s1i y11111' hy 11111C'hl11SO11 busi- 1111ss 1111111. This c11111111111e11 11'11s 111 11111111.1511 111 C'u1'1is .A1CXi11111C1'. 'F1111 111-Y 1s 1111111111011 111 1111111111111's of 1110 G11'1sy 0111111 111111 11111 Girls' 011113 as El, 11110111, f01' 11111 11121111 ways 111 W111C11 1'h113 1111111 110111011 11s 111 11111 past y11111'. A11ou1 111111111111 111 1h11 111-Y 1111ys s111'v1111 f01' 11111 G11'1s' 011113 111S12111Zi1'1011 B11,11q11111, h11111 011 S1. P1111'10k,s Dnyg 111111 jus1' 110fO1'C 11111 'g11111s7' 11111110ys gave 21 S11.l111. VV110 S11111 11111 Hi-Y boys XVQT911711 11e11py'? , 111151922 lE1ghty-twoj 11 -.ALLAGAROO il Dramatic Club lJl'1'Sltl0lll - Mary hotlist- Donovan Vim--P1'osiclo11t - Aliono Wiiwltostvt' Svc'1'vt'z11'y-'l'1'oasut'v1' Tllulallilll Zinn 'llltt' lll'2lll12lllC Vlulm has lwmi Vlll'-Y avtiw in lmackiiig ill-Italo anil til1'i1lllillll'S tluringg' tlw past war. lt is voiiiposvtl of about sixty sturlonts wlio liavc sliown lllflll' alnlity in the various l'0l'li1S of Tlivspian art. Rvgulai' llItl0llll,Q'S are liolml every two wi-wks antl oxvullt-111 IJI'0Q'l'2lHlS arc- gIlVl'l1 at Paoli lI1tll'llllg'. PI'llIl2ll'llf' the 1-lull lias lntvlitlil oi' lbl't'N0lll'Wl all plays fIlVl'1l i11 tlio school. Tlio tfirst play of the yoar. lloi' lI11sl1a11tl's Will-,l' was givvii lay a scloctvcl vast of Ijfillilillll' Flub 111o111lw1's. and was vo1'v wi-ll IJl'OSOl1lC1l. Later in the year tho club was l'0SlJOllSlltlI' for lm1'i11g1'i11g tlw UGilso11 Play- 01's7' lit-ro. Thi-i1' D1'0tllll'll0ll. Mary Jani-'s Pa, was a Q.L'l't'21l' siiocvss. anil 111921111 IlIl1K'll for the ability of tlni club to luring wal good plays to the school. 'Flin c-onicclios whit-li wftro QQIYCII at' tlni rlobates wvro largvly 1'0spo11sil1lt- for lJ1'lllg'lllQ' good crowds to lioar qui-stions of Q11-:it lIlljJ01'l2lllf'll z11'Q'110fl. MSUIJ- p1'essml lJl'Sll'l'S'i Illitflll suvli a liit' at' tint NLXWUIII clolmtv that it was P1'CSCl1llltl before tho vntiro student lmoillv. MV. NV. V. O,COlll1l'll is Oritic- of the clult. aucl has givoii a llullllwl' ot' i11st1 uc't1ivo talks 011 this history of the tlrainat in Ainvric-a. llo lias put 21 lot of real hpopl' into the 01'g'illIlZil,lZl011. - - H H S 1922 mighty-threej JILLAQAROO X Jlllaqdroo Club Presimleul' - - Frances King ixyl4'U-IJl'0Slli0lll - Oman Jezuie llulse Secrelury-'l'rezis111'er Jessie Williams Lzisl October The girls of llio sc-hool llc-virlell that llie student body needed 21 1 X ' 'fr' 'za.l.1,o11,i A ',,l.11.r..Li.111L,L- ' 'ble piuimu 'K of ,,.L,L'lLlll, ' 0' ,111o1'1Lp1Fp.1 H X 7' LSCLALL' V 'Lll Mr.-liroolis' eoiiseiil, they o1',Qgu11izl-fl. aiicl lmve become one of the iuosl demo- erzilic c-lubs iii the sc-hool. Tliere are no clues, and no requireuieuls excepl lo support seliool aeliivilies. :uid 'Apr-pf' Anil have they g'e11e1'u1c'-ll prpl'? Well. These :ire E1 few of the things lhey have lloue lliis year. They lmve zilleillleml ull The games in Town, bolh bziskel- bzzll mill football. 'l'l1ey sent IIIVSSZIQGS of C'lli'0l1l'HQ0lll0lll lo the oul'-of-town gziiues :mil clebules. 'l'l1ey have solll Tickets Elllll supported iu every other pos- sible way. llie Glee Vlub uufl Dl'2llIlkllli' Club plays. They have uplielcl the Buzz :xml the Amiiml to the besl of their nbilily. Do you remember the blue mul gfolcl c-rope paper favors all the Xlvieliilu gzuue? Allugaroo Vlub was responsible for lliose, loo. They have eliosen the All2l,L1 ll'O0 as llieir official yell, as il' seems most, represeulzilive of the elub. as well :is of school spirit. About one liumlrecl girls are ou llle iueiubership roll. c-o111prisin,q the most 4' pepl'o111is1ic ' :mil iiexl lo llie largm-sl club in ll. ll. S. Everyone feels that they will keep up llieii' gooll work in lhe future, because they have sueh juierestecl null helpful zulvisors, Mr. U7CO1l110ll aurl Miss Moore. H H S 1922 . lE1ghty-fourj JILLAQAROO' Richardson Liter.-1111 Societq 1'1'11s111111111 - - 111111111 H111s1 V11111-1,'1'11s11111111 - - 17111111111 1411111111111 S0f'1'111i11'1' 211111 '1'1'1'111s111'111' l1'1'i111f'1'S 111111 '111111 1111-11111'11s1111 l111Q1'111'1' S111111111' 11'z1s 1'111'1111111 111 1914 1111' 11111 11111'1111s11 111 Z1112111111lQ' 11111111111 11111111111'111z11, s11111:11, 111111 111111111 11111111111. Mrs. 1111111111'11s1111. Q1 11111s1' z111111':111111, 11'1111-11111111 1111111111111' 111. 11111 1ei11'1l11.1'. 1111' 111111111 11111 1'11111 11'z1s 11111111111 1-1111s11 11111' 111111111: US1111 1-111u1'1y. 1111:1g11111 111111111. 11111111 s111:11111y. 11111 11111111'.' '1'1111 1f111111's 111 11111 s11111111y 21111 1311113111 1111111 111111111. :11111 11111 1111111111111, s11'11111 1111:1s. This y11111' 11111 1-11111 s1u1111111 11111 111'11s 111 1111111111111111, 1111111011 111 111s11'11'1'. 111 1111111'11s. 111111 1111111111's. 11111' 1111111111115 1111111 11111111 1111111'1'1s1111g' 111111 11121111 1'1111'111' 1l1'1l- L2f1'2l111S 112lY11 11l'O11 g11'1111. A 1z11'g'11 111111111111' 111' 111111' 1111l11111l'1'S 11'111'11 111111111 111111 1111 s111111111' 1111s1'11z11'. Allj' 111111 111111113 2111 a1'111'z1g'11 111 11. 11 111' 111111111 11':1s 111111111111. '1'1111 girls 111 1111-11:11'11s1111 1:11111 2111 z11'111'11 11z11'1 111 s1-1111111 il1:1.2l11'S. S111'111':11 11'111'1'1 1111 11111 ,X111111111 211111 lluzz s1111'1's 111111 s1111111 111 11111' ll11'11l11l11'S' 11iI1Ill'S 1111111-111 1'1'11f11l1?1l11j' 1111 11111 111111111' 1'1111. '11111' 11111111111 I1SS1'Il1171.X' 111'11g1'1'z1111 was Q'1Y1'11 111 111111111' 111' Mrs. 1111111111'11s1111. NY11 11:11'11 11'11111 111 111'11 1111 111 11111' 111111111 1111s 111111' 11111 1111s1 11'11 11111111' 111111'. 1'1111111' 11111 Q'1111111111'11 111 Mrs. 1111-11:11'11s1111, Miss 1111g'111's 211111 Bliss 111111g's. 11111 1111111- :11'11s1111 s111-11111' 11'111 S1l1'111j' 111'11s11111'. 11 1s 1111111 L10l11l 1'1'g11'C1' 111:11 1111 1121111 1111's. 111c11111'11s1111 111111'11 11111 1:11-11111. A1 . , - 1 1 - 11111 21110 111 8.1 s1111 1111s111'1'11s El 1'1111:1111111, 1111' 11111' 11121111 1'11111's 111 111111-1111111 11:11'11 11111-11 1'111'-1' s111-1'1-ss1'111. 11 11'1lI 1111 11z11'11 111 111111 111111 111 1:11111 11111' 111:11-11 111 11111 s1-110111. H H S 1922 - 1iEf1ig111ly-1'1VL':1 1 .ALLAQAROO - f Latin Club Prosideiit - Thurinzin Zinn Vice Prosimloiit Joan NVright Sovrolury Dorolhy Foniron Tl'O2lSlll'll1' - - Ralph Irwin Fnviillny Aclvisnr Mr. Falkonricli Lust ycuir tho lilllll Club ell-all-ml offic-ors at lhc vnml of tho lorin so there would bo no mlolay in Sl2ll'll1lg' in iho fall. This plan prowml a succvss and the l.z1iin Club was among the first of tho clubs lo bo up and going. Tho purpose of the club was io bring out in an iniorvsting way, features that orclinzirily clo not show up in vlass work. This was nm-oiiiplislicfil by pro- graiiis whim-li wore pm-soiilrml at tho iiioeiings hold QVUTY other Monflay cluring llui oigrliih iwriod. Tho progranis worn Vairiwl unml ililoroslilig, raiiging all the wary from EL pnniominn- io 21 spoiling nizilvh. Mnnj: iiienilwrs of the club ilisplayml Their talent by zipponi-ing on those- p1'og'1miis. The rvquii'oiiiv1i1' for joining zliis c-lub is vory easily incl. A porson niusl' Oiihor hzlivo haul liwo yours of ihaiin or inusi' lw Iukiiig his sovoiiml your of il. Tho Ill.i'1I1l79l SlllIH unfloi' This roquironn-ni rosv To ovor forty. Mr. 1+'z1lk0nricl1,, llui f'll1lJ?S znlvisor, has vnjoyecl ilu- good times of the Club nloviiiigs. mul has liolpc-ml inuke llio liioi'-Tiiigs inoro live ilmn the nnnici of tho Club may signify. May lliis Club. in fuiuro ye-zirfn, lic as siircm-ssfiil or more successful, than it has born during tho pus? sehool your. H H S 1922 IEighty-sixj ALLAQAROO- Cl' he House of Representatives SI1l'2l1i0l' - '1'1111l'1ll2l11 Zi S17K'El1il'1' 1'1'41-T41111 - T'I01'II1il11 131111141 S414'1'411:11'y -1411111 NV1'z1.1' Ylbllllg' '1'1'41:1s111'411' - - 112l1'1 1311111111 19:14-11111 A411'is411' W. V. 11'1'4111114111 41- 11114141 1111111111 1111141 il S11'?111g1'1', s41411ci11g1 4 111411. 11'z11141411'4141 111141 11141 Y. H. l'. A 1 13111141111g'. 11111 i1111114141i111411y 11114111 his 41111111114-41. s41111141s 111. 1411141 211111 1'414'if411'4111s I1141111, Nlll 1 111 11 1111 4 41111141 18 11 41 11 1111 1' 141' y 111' 41111's. l'114111 11l111l11'j' 1141 1411111111 1112 -S1 s s 11 4 1111' 11I'1'1'1111'14 411 111411 1141411 411 114111141s 1111411111 :ls 11141 114111s41 411' 1141111'41s4111141111'41s. 111211 As 141 11141 z1411i1'11i41s 411 1111s 411'1fz1111z:11i4111 11141 s11':11111'411' 141111141 11141111 141 114 1- P1 11 :11141 1'111'i4141. 71,1111 11141s1 1Illl1111'1i!ll1 1111111411's 111111 111141 11414111 I1l'1'S1'1l11111 141 1111 11114 114111s41 111 4l4111:1141s 11'411'41 11141 411141s114111s 411 NY1l1'1111'1' 11141 111'41ss 8111111111 11ilY11 2l1,1S11 1l'l'1'1111Il1 :11141 111' NY111'1111'1' 11141 I'111111111i1141s s114111141 1141 :.f1Yl'11 11141i1' i1141411141114141114-4 154111 X11411' 1111' S1'1111'1l11'111 111. 11141s41 411141s1i4111s. 2111 .X1'111z111141111 1'41111'411'41114141 was 1141141. 111114111 11111 141111 11l11l111. 111114141 1111' 11'411'141 111114111 sz1f411'. 1I4111'411'411'. 1111' g'1'4111141s1 411'41111 411' 11141 .Y1'211' 1111s 1111' 11'i111 411 11171'11'f' P114 1111' 1J115111l'FS 111f11121g'1'1' 111A 11111 .X111111:11. 4111 11141 41111114141 411' l'11I11l'XZ1111ll1'1l1 111. 111115111111 4-41111s 411' 11141 11111111211 1All1l11S. 11111511111 411 1114-sw 111111411111111 -14-111'i1i41s. 111114111 11215 11414111 41411141 111 1114- 1'41Q111z s411111-111411111111' 1114141111115 411 11113 114111s41. HHS1922 - lCigh1y-s41v4111fI 1111 1 111. 11141s41 411141s1i4111s 11'411'41 s411114141 111 11141 s:11is1'114'1i4111 411' 1111 11z11'1i41s 4-41114'411'114141 14114 .ALLAQAROO l . , French Club l President - - Jessie Wlillianiis Vice Prosimlc-nt - 1lll1Q'l'll0 Conklin SQ0i vtou1'y - Curtis Alvxznulor iltlillilllf' Amlvisor llliss K1-nt This orgzinixntion not as olfl as otlu-r organizations in tlu- sehool although ' ' Q t--as , , 'i ' iini 1 '. 1 I' fr for -'ff - Q' If , nl, in the school is tlu- Latin Club. 'Flulsv two clubs run a wry cfloso race in pro- ducing the host progrunis altho' they clitfor in nuitorial. Tho sponsor and advisor of this soccioty is Miss Mattie Kent, llvr work in pushing' tluw club forward is grvzitly app1'cufial1cul. l The purposo of the Glub intc-iuls to c-iiooilwiggo stuflvnts to tellin up French and to show tho vzisivr sirlo of l+'rm-iu-li. Any stuflrnt taking. or who luis tnlfon French is oligilmlo. Tlua clulm meets every two works. Sonui of tho inosl' intvrostingr progrzirns this your Oonsistmul of readings, Frm-ncli solos, znul poonis. Sonu- of tlui nuinilu-rs of tho cflulm have Written to French boys znul girls, znul tho lotta-rs rot-vivcul were sonuftiinos roful at the meet- ings. Thoy provcul to be oxcoptionully llll0l'0SllHQ'. lllurjorio ll'lo11t,Q,fo1ncry is ohairnian of the progrzini comniitloo. n Asthis vlulm is zulvznu-ing' rzipimlly it will prolmalnly in t'ntur0 yours be one of ilu- lezuling Olulms. NVQ wish it Sllf'i't'blS for iuixt your. H H 5,1922 n , lEighty-oightj J11,1,AQA111i1 Q 11 Math Club .1J1'0S111O111 - M0110 S1111-111111111 V100 1P1'OS1110111' ' - T110111111 Sl11111'11' SOC1'012lIf-Tl'0i1S111'1 1' 1V10l'111l1j' 11'111111'011 111il01111y A11v1s01' Miss 131115100 011, y0 l11V011s 01 M111111 001110 j11111 11111' 1111111111' 11l1'0115I. 111111 21 111111131 11110 11 1s. YVO 1'1'E111ZO 1110 s11111111, 1110 11101111111523. 111111 1110 l110ks 111 1110 w111111, M111l1, s00111s V01'y 111,Lf'1111c1lJ11 111111 111'y, 11111 111s 1111s 1111'l1'C 11111 1111111 1011111 1111111I. 'NVO will 211111111 111111 11 1211iCS 111113 111111 11111'11 work s111'111-111111-s, 11111 11's 11111-111 2111, 11u1' 1011 111111 1111111110 10 110 21, 11101111.1012 , NVO 110111 11u1' 111001i11gs 1111 1110 f11's1 111111 1111111 7l'11u1'1111ys of 011011 1111111111, 111 1110 11011g'1111'u1 111'11Wi11g 111111111 131 01 Miss 1111112111-, 0111' 11111s1 f'O111I101P111' i1f1V1SOI' 111111 110111012 W0 111111 s111110 wry XV1'l1'111V1'11111' 111111s 1111 1110 1111101111111 1111I111Ci111011 of 312l111OI112l,11CS, 1110 l11s1111'y 01 1110 11111111111 211111 1111711110 1l111110l'i1lS. 111111 1110 11l1I,101'121l11 110111111111 01 A121111 111 0111111' S01011COS. T110 11111111J0l'V. 9, is 11ui10 I1l'011111l0111' 111 O111' w111'k 111111 si111-0 11 1111s s11'1111g0 11001111111-1110s. w0 11is0uss011 11 111 11110 111 0111' 111001i11gs. 11111' 1111e01i11ggs 111'0 11111 2l1VV21j'S of 21 S01'11111b' 1121111l'f'. 5011101111198 W0 s111v01l 111111110- 11111110111 111111111-111s, 1111:1z10s, 111111 11'10ks. A11y0110 17i11K111g O11011gJ,'1'l 1111011151 111 11111111 111 111110 111111'0 1111111 1110 1'l'Q1111'1'11 1'11111' yl'i11' 101'111s is 011g111110. G'1'21111,'S 111'0 11111 1f1111s11101'011. XV11 1111110 111111 il 130011 111110 1111s 3'021l' 111111 111 1110 8211110 111110 1111v0 10111111011 11111123 111111 W0 111111 11111101111 1101 11111101's11'1011. YV0 s111001'01y 110110 0111- s11000ss01's follow 111 0111' p1'11g1'0ssiv0 111111s1011s. 111151922 - 111.111 lhjighty- ninej JLLLAQAROO 'ITlcCarter Club Presideiit - - J entre Foote Vice President - Leta Mason Seeretary Esther Bunton I Treasurer - - - Brook Yowell Morro: In q'1l.z7efoz,r'.Q.s mul emzfirlemfe is our trust. Uolors: Orange :incl 1Yhite. Emblem: NVhite Carnation In the year of 1911. twelve girls mei and orgai'iized the MeC'arter Literarv Society. This elub has lived ztinl grown for eleven years and hm ai bright out- look for the future. One of the purposes of the society is to tra.in its members in parlizimentarv law. The meetings have been both literary and musical, serious and humerous. Nevertheless much knowledge has been gained under the supervision of Miss Stewart and Miss Gibbons. Several parties and entertainments have been given, sueh the Valentine Party, Installation Spread, Alumni Bariquet, and the annual May Morning Bl'C21lIfi1SJD. The girls have done work for otliers. this year us Well as for themselves. At. Christnizis, dolls were dressed, and, with niunv toys, were given to the Asso- eiuteil Charities. Five dollars were also given to the Y. NV. C. A. fund. A MeCarter member imiy now giwnlinite from the society at the same time she gruduzites from High Sehool if she fulfills the requirements as set forth in the constitution. There are many Seniors who will be missed next year, but MeCarter will add new members :incl flourish it has done in the past. HH S 1922 INinetyjl V DRAMATI f Ja 'B ff? P fs? X 7 .Aa -.Lf N X 2 is, X Nw :F ew :f'Z '5 f , XX -I x ,!.. :-X212 :lift - f N 5fE-,.Q-4gj..' ' 5 D X f K ...Z- fi 'Q' In np. N w v , f f v A UW m' fm aff! ,UE ' ' .ALLAGAROO - Dramatic .Jlrt Tho tl1'2111121tic's antl tlobatos havo SlIOWll grvzit Ill'fT5l'l'0SS tl1is YCEII' untloi' tho f-itporvisioii of M11 W. V. ililltlllllltll. Thx- tl1'z111121tit- 1-lub has tloublvtl its lllt'lI1lJl'l'SlllD of ttllttlllttfl people. Tl1is yoil' illlytllll' w21s oli5Iibl0 to lmoooitio il 11111111111-1' NYll0 had 5.YI'2lLl4'S that 21v01'21,9:c1tl abovo oi5,1'l1t.x', Ellltl who lwpt thvni ovoi' this 111211'li. Tho 4-lub holtl its lIlt't'llllQ's ovo1'y secoml Zllltl fourth XVPQTIIUSIIZIY of tht- Illtllllll i11 tho Il'i5g'h Svhool 21utlito1'iu111. Tho purpose of tho D1'2111121tit' Club was to study tl1'2111111tic- viow ll0l1llS antl ifloas of today. and to 51ivo tho 111o111bo1's of tho Club 2111 OllIl0l'll1llltw' to sl1ow thoii' talvnt 21l0115.f 5l1'2111121tic' linos. At tho 111ovti1151's our c'1'iti0, roatl tl p21p01'. whivh liv hatl NVl'll'lPll on tho llisto1'y ot' the 'llllC2lll'C i11 lliiitocl Statt-sf' lIo1' YllllSl.JJlllll,S Wifof' a l'?5lIl0ll.V in tlll'l't' at-ts. by A. li. 'lll10Ill2lS, was 51-ivoii at tho first of tho school your unrloi' thv auspic-os of tho l71'a11121ti0 f'lub. This is olassc-tl above- tho a111at0111' 2-lass of plays, illltl is c'o11si1lP1'otl gootl English lll0l'2llll1'0. Tho t'll?ll'il0l0l'S of tho play woro UOI'tI'2lj'0d witl1 5g'1'cat vast- 21111l success by six 1114'll1lJl1l'S of tho club. Tho prooootls wo1'o usotl to fllltllliwt the tlvbatos that tfollowod. Tho debate to211n was chosen by ooinpotitioii 2111101155 tho stuclcnts XYTIO wcro znnbitious to bo on tho toam. Those chosen fl'0Ill tho group of stutlonts spent Illftlly weary hours of hard work on tho quostion: t'R0solv1-tl, That fu1'tho1' 1111- Il1lgl'2lJElOI1 of the Japanoso into tho United States should bo p1'ol1ibitvcl. Tho toain o11to1'otl tho A1'ka11s21s Valloy Lo215g'uc- 211111 tlobatofl those toalns that wort- IllCI1llJf'l S. At the dt-batvs :1 play 01' an o11te1't21i11111c-11t was given. Also l'0CC'llTl011S werc giv1111 by tho D1'a11121tio Club for tho visiting tt-atns, tho homo toa111. ooac-hes, and jutlgtis. Une of tho 'plays p1'os011tt1cl was 'tSupp1'oss0cl Do- si1'es. a f'OH1l'tlj' in ont- art. by Susan Gaspvll, whivh has att1'act0tl H1uC'l1 at- tention booauso of its psycho-211121lysis llli-'II1O. Towards the ond ot tho svhool yoai' a rlobato was hold with 0kl21ho1n21 City. IL toain of two boi1153 ohoson from out' original team. Tho opvn shop question was clobatod upon this tllllll. Hutc'hi11so11 won 21 llHillllI1lOUS 1101-ision. Tho Dl'tllI1Eltlf' Club brought the Gilson Playors fI'OI11 l'l111po1'ia, who stagotl 'tM:11-y el2lll07S Pa i11 tho hi5g,'h sc-hool illltllltll'lHIll. Professor F. I1. Gilson. lioatl of tho tlopa1't,111v11t of lll'21I112ltl0 A1't at Enipoi-ia. took tho loatliiig part in tho play. This 1Jl'0tll1i'tl0l1 was 0xc't1ptio1121lly f'lllYU1' Zllltl was oiijoyotl by all XYllO at- t10l1tll'tl it. Aftt-1'w211'tls. 91 l'9Cl'I3tl0ll was given for tho Gilson playors at tho honio of ont- of tho vlub 111c1111bt-1's. Tho FulTllillTl.1tT1T21l5 of Speor'l1 c-lass, undvi' tho tli1'c1t-tio11 of Mr. W. Y. Oifltlllllttll. has Causocl El QI1'PZlt deal of i11to1't-st 311101152 tho stutlonts who wow i11- to1't1st11tl i11 public b1IJO21lillIg , oxprossloii, and cl1'2111121tit-s. Thoy haw p1'os1-iitotl two plays. 'l'l1oRvcto1- , antl t'Thf1 Doar l7ep211't0tl. Tho Sonior play. Mrs, B11111pst0ad-lmigli 21 throo act c'o111etly-tl1'2111121 by Il2ll'l'w' -lanios Smith. was Cl10SUH by 21 i'0IIlH1lllt10 fl'0111 tho Sonioi' vlass. Tht- Cast was vliosvn attvi' tl try-out at whit-h the IIl0TlllJt'l'S of tho c-lass dosirous for 21 plavo in tho cast. 2ll'C?Ol'tllllQ' to thc-it' c-l21ssitic'21tio11. t1'i0tl out. The Sonior class atlvisors 211-tetl as judges. Much 1-oinpotition for tho tlitfe1'o11t parts was sl1ow11. Ospt-1-ially 21111011517 tho girls, The plan' p1'01.'vtl to bo EL Qfl'P2ll sum-oss. Tho D1'211natit' Club gave tho high school soino bt-autitul llillik purplt- wl- vot t'l1l't2lll1S to go with the good looking St'0ll01'y that tho vlass of ,QI lvtt as ZL lll0IlIOl'li1l to tho llutoliiiison Iligh Sohool HHS1922 - IN in-oty-01101 JLLAQAROO- Cl' ce 1922 Debate Season The debate try-out was ht ld near the first ol the year and six regular de- haters and one alternate were ehoseu to represent' Hutehinson in the Arkansas Valley League. The seven people who gained the eoveted positions were: Olga Gottlieb, Evelyn Way, John XYray Young, John Knightly, Paul Murphy, Thur- man Zinn, and Austin l?a,eker. The first question over whieh these people puzzled their brains and ejac- ulated voeiferously was: 'tResolved, That further iimnigration of the yellow race to the United States should he prohihited.'l After many weeks of preparation the youthful dehaters niet the Wichita team. Through a misunderstanding Wichita kept her affirmative team at home. So when the H. ll. S. team arrived on the platform with shaky knees, and after unequaled inroads on XYolfls Cafeteria, they found that, their opponents thor- oughly agreed with them on the question. Consequently the dehate was post- poned until the following evening, when Wiehitals gullihility won the deeision at both cities. I Again on January 26, there was a dual dehate with Newton on the same question. The results were rather disastrous for the home teams lost. All the time the date for the Oklahoma Vity dehate, the hardest of the year, was drawing nearer. The question was: Resolved, That the principle of the open shop should reeeive the support ot' puhlie opiuionf' Hutehinson was to uphold the affirmative side with two dehaters. Olga Gottlieb and Thurman Zinn were ehosen to represent llutehinson after elimination eontests had heen held. After a period of intense preparation, the llutehinson dehaters met, the tkklalioma. City tieam. The logical reasoning and excellent delivery of the home team won the unanimous deeision of all the judges. So the dehating season of 15322 ended in a. grand and glorious vietory for ll. ll. S. John Knightly and Thurman Zinn were the only debaters lost, hy gradu- ation, so the outlook for a sueeessful season in 15123 is hright. - - l'l l'l S 1922 minety-twoJ I .ALLAQAROO John Kllightly, John NY1 z1y Young. Thulillilll Zinn, Austin Packvl' NY111. V. iVl'o111111H, 015111 Gnttlivb, Paul Murphy, EYOIXII XYQ15' Debate Season TVICIIITA DICIi.f1TlJfIIf'4'r'111Inv' Ili. 19,21 A1 l'lll1C'lIil1SUl12 Af XVic-111111: Paul M111'l1hy John Klligllilj' 015111 Ulltfliixll John Wray Yflllllgl l'lw1y11 Wny 'I'hl1l'Ill2lll Zinn ,.Yl'fU'7'lI1Y lllflil7'lL'ff.lr1111l1f11'jf 26, 111,22 .Xl H11ic-1111151111: .Xt Pwl'NY101lZ I Pillll hllll'IPlly John Wray Xvllllllgl' 015121 12011111-I1 John K11igl1lly l':Yt'lj'll Wan' 'l'lll1l'lllilll Zinn 01Il,,1IlU.1l.'1 VITY 1IIu'1f,lTl'L4-1ln'1'l 7. 1.922 At llu11'hi11s0n: Olga Gottliwlx Thl1I'Il1illl Zinn - H H S 1922 eefe e lNi11uty-llmrucj .ALLAGAROO Mrs, Bumpstc-:adf1Lc-:iqh 'l'h0 f41111i111' play, Hlllrs. H11111psl11111l-l111ig1l1.7l il 1'11111111ly luv ll:11'1'1' J'z111111s Smilh, was 11110 111' 1h11 11111s1, S1101-11ssf11I plays 11v111' lDl'CSl'llll'1l l1111'11. lt was giv1111 H May 5 zlllll li i11 lllll lligh Scflmol z1111li1111'i11111. Mrs. H11111pst11z11l-l111igl1 was plz1v1'111l hy 111111 of 1h11 11111sl' 1z1l11111111l girls i11 1l111 s0l11111l,. Bl2ll'lillll Ki11gg'. The 11z11'1s of lllll' IllOlll0l' z1111l sis1111' w111'11 lillillll Glmlys l'3l111-k11111I Mary l1011is1'1 IJf11111vz111, 1'c1s11f1111iv11ly. 'l'h11y :111gli1-iz111l 1'l1 s1,1lv11s as l11ll1'll as 11z1l'111'11 w1J11l1l z1llf,w. hy Olli- 'l'11 2ll'l'illlU'1l lllll 111111'11ff1111111111' of Vi0l114 lo A111l11111x' llz1ws011. 11111111 1'01111111111l1' rw 1- 1-1 . , lil10XVll as Olll' S1111i111' p1'11si1l1111i. Mrs. 'l31111111sl'11z11l-Imigh i11vil'111l hcl' Il10lll0l' illlfl sis1111' to l'l111 L011ff lsl11111l h1111111 111' llltl VRZIXVSOIIS. ll111'11 Yi11l11t 11'o111 mtlv forffot ww I ., 11 gXlll'l10lly for his h1'111l11i11', G1111lAf1'115'. lJl2lYl'Il hiv 'l'l1u1'111z111 Zi1111. P111111' Swallow, alizw flC0l'g'1? F11st111: il '1o111h-S1111111 1lQz1l111' lul'Olll H111 D11 Snllols 0l1l h011111 1'11w11'7 ffz1v11 11w:1Y s11V111'z1l fz1111ilv s111'1'01s. Z1 1 1 'l'h11 Ulllfll' parts 111 lllll play 114111111 p1111t1':1yc11l Qx1111ll11111ly z1111l all w111'c w11ll h11111ll111l1 Tl111 111'Qs11111111i1111 l'4'flK'C'l'l'1l the Ql'02ll tll'2lIlli1llC almilily of The l3l2ly1'l'5. A 1l'l'P2ll p111'1 of llll? s111'1'11ss was 1l111Q1 111 ih11 i1111111s11 i11t111'11s1 of lllkl c111111l1, M12 V. 0'C111111ell. HH. S 1922 W. LNi11cty-fourl J 1 .ALLAQAROO n ' Cast for Mrs. Bumpstedd Leigh Pl'es011l1-fl In S4-nirn' Flaws uf '22 l7'11rln'r f!1T1'f'c'fim1 of W. V. U'f'n1fnw!l Jusiin Rawson ------ Jvronn- Dillon Miss Hzlwson, his sisim' - . Alivnf- xViI1l'ilt'Sfl'l' Gvofflvy IQQIWSOII. his yoiillgvsi son 'l'hui'inz1n Zinn Anihony R2lNN'SlDllV. his 1-ldvsl son John Knightly Stvplniii Lvuvitt - - 'l iVil1'01li Lusk Mrs. Stcphon Lozwiii .lm-ssie Williams Pvlvl' Swallow - Gt'0l'Q'0- Ii'OSi1'1' Kitson - 'l'hm-oriow Slnill Mrs. De Salle -- Mrs. l'3i1111ps11-:ni-Lcigli Violf-t De Salk! - Ninn - - - Sceno for Ac-1 home of the Rziwsons. lNincty-fivel Ghuiys lllzmk Hnriznn King Mary Louise Dmiovzlii I. A01 2. and Avi 23: Uni- of tho mon H HS 1922 Sylvia IJZIYUISUII is of the l'0lUli!'y A ALQLAQARQO 'EJ 1. I , -- V. ,, L, V M, V ,. M v I 6 1 H 1 I n Her Husband slflliife 'lllu' cfmm-fly. llc'-1' llllSlJFLll1l76' XVifc. by A. lil. 'lll10I1lilS, was p1'vse111c-ml by Tlw lliglx Svlmol lllillllilllf' Ululm ou N'0YUIl1lJ4'1' ll mul l2, 1921, al ilu' 'lligll Svllool :uulitm'iu1u. This was the llirsl' and one of lhe most sur-cvssful plays of lluf scw1so11. mul was lUl'2ll'l1l'0Il by exe-vpliounl ilffllllgl null splcuflifl slzlgo Sllllilllgi 'Phe plui' iuvolwnl a. wife who fvarwl sho was going' To mliv soon, mul who wislu-ll lu pmvimlv for the future of lm' l'lL1SlHll1Clg but the Wlblllilll sho had pickc-ml out lol' l1U1' llllSllillNl,S wifo p1'0Vf-xl more u1l'1'acl'ivv Than sho WlbTllCfl hm' To lac-. She llllllllllllillkllf' improvefl iu lwcnlllm, and the woman, llUl' frimul, 111:11-1-iml lm' ln'otl1vl'. .lolm lfuiglilly zmfl Mary lnuisc- llouovam DO1'l'l'2lf,'llfl lllce parls of flux imloal Nj l1llSlJ2ll1tl ulul wifo. Goorgv 'lflostvr provofl to bv 21 Qijlllill uuclc wilh ox- 1'CIJllOllill llumm' Tlu- 1J2ll'l ol' the ''ll2ll'llIN+C'2l1'U1IlH lJ1'oll1m' was lukcu by Chels- tvr D0xxl1i1's1. 1l2ll'lZLll1 King' posml us H21 l7l'lCllil iu 11C0Ll.H Frances Cav, flux 1110411-1'11 lilillfl. zwfcrl welll. All flu- c'l1z11':1m-14-1'izu1ions m-Vo Qxvw-clillgly well llillllllllll and 1'0fl00l'wl much cwvnlil' on Thu lllillllilllff ubilitx' of ilu rcggggiixio 1HQllll.J01'S of Lllv ,Cust mul Huw fzxilllfllllu-ss H11ilYC2lIJ3lJllllY of the clrzmualic 003011, Mr. XV. V. O'C0un0ll. ' E,,,.-wwf, l' HHS-1922 - Q lNinety-sixjl !W!U 51fE Q m x 4 ' Q 7 X QE 1,f. Rx fig aa 57 1 2 Exx ' ' lg K - .ALLAQAROO Music This year has seen quite an increase in the enrollment of both the Orches- tra and the Glee Clubs. and much enthusiasm has been displayed by the students. At the beginning of the school term of '22, the musicians gathered in the assembly hall, that sanctuary of the blue-notes, and where many an aspiring prima-dona or musician has mounted one more rung on the ladder of fameg and a very uniform program was propounded. The fourth period of every Monday, XVednesday. and Friday was set aside as a regular practice hour and a great benefit has this definite rehearsal been. For when the orchestra score for Pocahontas arrived. much was accomplished during these hours. and many tvearying outside rehearsals were eliminated. Under the leadership of Mrs. Geo. F. Brooks the orchestra has reached unheped-for success. Miss Dow's Glee Clubs assembled early in the year and were given noon- hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays for rehearsals. It was the diligent practice at these periods that enabled her picked Girls' Glee Club to make such a fi11e show- ing at the Spring State Musical Contest held at Emporia. Also her work with the students in the music room, just west of the Assembly Hall, was shown by the exceptionally fine singing in the principal parts and choruses of t'I'oea- hontasfl XVe have also been greatly pleased with her diligent work with the High School Male Quartet whose cheery veices floated down from the music room regularly the first period every dayg and whose appearances in Assembly were always looked forward to. The funds from the musical programs have enabled the orchestra to pur- chase a fine bass viol. and in the music treasury there is a- sum gradually growing which will soon be used to buy a grand piano as a school memorial. and a fitting tribute to the work of the musicians among the alumni. In February the Glee Clubs appeared at the Chamber of Commerce, and soon after, the Orchestra. The latter has done its bit at Assembly programs, de- bates. and has worked up several selections for the May Fete. Its extra rehears- als on the score for Pocahontas helped to make it one of the best operettas ever staged here. and that in itself makes both the Glee Clubs and Orchestra feel amply repaid. There has been a fine attitude shown by the students this year towards music-a goal at which we have long been driving: namely, teamwork, that in- defineable something which is of inestimable use to us after we, the members of the H. H. S. Fine Arts Department, enter upon Life is highway. Just preceding the annual treat'-concert by the Chamber of Commerce to the students of H. H. S., the orchestra presented several selections in assembly from the grand opera this year, The Bohemian Girl. . The routine of the orchestra and music in general is becoming more and more modern. Now, various members are learning the art of directing. and soon music classes for the various instruments will be established, Even the orchestra is no longer exempt from mid-semester exams. - - HHS1922 lNinety-sevenj .ALLAGJARGO The mixe Qlc-ze Club l,Jii'i-vloi' - Miss Dow PI'llSlll0lll - Mariam King Vive-l7l'osiclc-111 Ralph lrwin SCi'l'0lil1'j' llvsior lfanl liihi-ariaii l'll'illlCl'S Foa- 'riw Mm-ii oiux Club has iifiiiiiiiii hHisiF1'51lil7lif5Tin'i ifimsfumui s s s U 40 invmhvrs, the bm-si singcrs in svliool, mul lo brlong To ihis 0l'g'ill1lZ21llUll is a high honor. These far-faini-ml warhlors have mlono a grr-al :ical of good hard work. and mlvsa-Ivo much praiso for their offorts. Propariiigl an oporoiia is no Slllilll lhingg anrl hoih lho inclivicluals of tho vlulm and lhrii' ilirovlor, Miss Dow, workml varly anal laio io inako l'o0ahon1as onn- of the inosii vrollilablo pl'os0nia,iions 0Vl'l.' giwii in school. li' was a succvss in ovoijv way. Tho hall was pac-kcwl hoih nights anfl vvwyoiio thought' tho pronluvlion wflvclecl wrll the work done by Miss llow and the invnibors of the cast. We van harmlly 21IJ1Jl'Ci'l2ll0 what music- invans to iho school and 'lho Glue Club. Tho Glue Club plays have a place thai cfannot he fillod. and a value that cannot ho vstiniaioil. liviwoiio looks forward to ihv G-li-0 Club plays wilh groal inter:-si' and oxcitoiiioiilz. lt is consiclorocl one of liho grvatost events of 'rho voar. Although we will miss the Seniors, a great. cloal of ialont si ill remains, ancl lho prospoci for ncxt your is inclcvcl I1 shining one. H H S LNir1oty-oightj - .ALLAQAROO - Clihe Girls' Glee Club Uiroc-for - Miss Dow il,l't'SlLlU11l - - Illlltxllllil Shulor Vivo-Pi'osii101it AQIIVS liI'OW1Ill'Wt' St'C'l't'l2ll'j' - - Ida Matson Libruriam Mzirvol Cuiiiiiiiglizuu 'l'lw Girls' Glu- l'lulm is ziiioilior zuusiczzl orgmiizzxtioti of grvztt Yulum- to bool lt coli ' t ' ' ' ' our sc- . ' sis s ot tlioso girls who trlctl out for Mixml tllvo Llulm but who, tluo to tlio limitocl tiumlwr iii the lzittt-r L:l'Q'21lllLCi1ll011, could not bv iu it. 'Fhvy lmvo workocl lmrtl this 'Wai' mul lmw ztcc-omplislwtl no small ztmouiit of work. illllltillgll tlioy c-oultl not prosoiit am opor0tt'u. Tlivy liztvv plwtscfiitr-tl sov- orztl ovtnvo lll1lIll1Cl'S in 2lSHt'IlllJlf' :tml sonit- of l'llt'lIl zissistm-ml tltv Mixul G14-0 Club in procluviiig P0i'2lll0l1l2lS.l7 Of courso. during opt-rvttzi rt-lioarszils they c-oulcl not tlo iuucli :mel tlwy misst-il tlivii' tm-vtiiigs iIIlll1t'1lS0lf'. for tlivy arv wijv oiithu- sittstic iu tlioir work. liut :is soou tis oport-ttzl 1't'l'll'2ll'S2llS wort- owl' they lic-galil working' ou Tho l':1ll.' wliivh tlivy sung: wlivii tht-y ropl'0sciitocl llutc-liiusoii :it tho Stzite Music tfoiltost at Ifliuporizi, April 123 :md 14. Wt- all fool sure that tlivy dill their best zuirl that iii spite ol' tho feivt that this wats llll'fi'l1illSOl1lS firsiv uttompt iii c-oiiivsl. that our girls tlosww grozit ci'oclit'. Nt-itlior tho Girls' tilt-Q Vluli. nor Jossio Xvvllllilllli wlio wits iii tliv violin coutost. won uiilvtliiiigrg but wc' Cilllil ull Will itll tho timv. :mtl wo ft-cl surt- they ciijf-yt-tl tho trip. 2lllj'W21y. - V H it s 1922 lNinety-liiiivj JlLLAGAROO Boqs' Q ee Ciub 1,'1'11si1111111 ' Ho1'111y P1'i1111111 311111111111-y O1'i1111 Sp1'11usc 1Ji1'c1'1111' Miss Dow fffl1'1J,uLl11LiQk1LQ1Q1L1v11s fi1's1 01'gIi1111Zl'l1 1101'1111s11 of 11111 1113111111 1111111111111 for i1. Si111'11 11110111 was il L1i1'1s7h111T1fB17f1-U U1T11ff'1W!1im11111m1yL i'H7ct11-QHFQ'11lS pm, , 1, W 'iikll' 11111111 voi1?11s, why 0111111111 '1 1h11 boys 111111111 S1lf'11 1111 111'g11111iz1111o11? As 1110 1w11 jusi 11111111io111111 11111 211117115 11s1111 i11 11111 11111-1-1-1111, 1h1s group wo1111l 110 so111111hi11g 11iff111'11111 11111si111111y. 111111 also i1ffO1'I1 a1111i1io11111 Cll101'1?11l11l111l11', w11i1'h 11. 11. S. l111111'1i1y w111vo11111s. No 01111111 was 1111si1'11-1 by 1110 1111111111111's, only 11111 01J1J0l'1111l1'1'y 111 sing' 1Og1,'1'111l'l'. 11 w11s 11111 110ssi11111 10 21l'1'i11lg'0 P11 1i11111 1111- 1'01111111's111s 111 11111 11ig11 S11111101. so 111113' 111111 at 11111 Y. BI. C. A. 11v111'y '111'1ul'S1121vY 11v1111i11g. Muvh 1111111usi11s111 1111111 i111111'11s1 was S110Wl1 by 11111 boys 1111111 1ow11r11s Miss 17ow1s 11o1111hi11g a1111 h111' s1111111- 11111 1?110ic-11 of songs. T11115' have 111111-11 1111111 111 21SHf:11'1111Y 111'ogr1'11111s, Music F11sliv111 NV1111k, cou- C'1'1'1'S 111 f'o11v11111i011 111111, illld 111s11 111 11111 C11111111111101111111111 11X111'1fis0s. T1111i1' 1111- 1111111'a111'1e 111 11111 C11l'1S11I121S Dl'0g11'E11l1 i11 Ass11111111y 1111 D11111111111111' 23, 111'ous011 f11v- o1-1111111 co11111111111s 111111 he111'1y 11111111111s11, '1'h11 1111111111113 HD11111: tho 111111s.'1 was Qs- p00i1111y 1101111 211111 1112100411 GVE!l'3'O11G is 21 111111 1'11c11p1iv11 C111'is111111s spirit' for 21 11111 1111joy11111111 111 11111 p1'11g1'11111. The 111111' 1-hos1111 for 11111 High 312110111 M11111 Ql12l11'1G1 which 1111s 1'1111o11111i111111 us so 1'03'21-115' 1his 1111111 11'111'11 1111111011 f1'U11l 1h11 11111111b111's of the G11111 Ulub, 111111 w111'11: 11o1'111y P1'i1111111, R1111e1'1 K111's1111111'J Chz11'111s 11a1'ki11 211111 W1111111' Po1111's011. A11 have good voi1311s, 211111 111s11111y011 10 us 1111111' U1J1111y in 21 11111810211 way. X - H 171 S 1922 IOHQ Hundredfl ALLAQAROO' 1 14153111 1111 ewngsww The Qrc eshw-1 P1'1'1s11111111 - J11ss111 XV11112l1IlS S11111'111111'y - A1'111l11' .1111111s1111 1J11'11111111' Mrs. 111111. F. 131'111111s XV1111 was 11 111111 S11111: M11si11 1121111 1'1l2l1'11l?'1 ,11111 1111 111111' 1'111111z11 11111 1'11111'111s 1111 11111 music 111111111 11y 11111 11111-1111s11'11 111 111'111'y 2lSS11Ill111Y. W11 11111111' 1111111 1111 0u1s111111' 11'1111 1'1111111s 111 v1s11 11111 111-1111111 1lS1lQl11j' 111'111111s 11111' 11,ss11111111y. 111111 11211- u1'1111y j1111g.1'11s 11111 s111111111, 111 IJEIV1. 111' 11s 111'1-1111s11'11. 11'112l11S you 111111'1 11111111' 11.11211 11111 111'1-1111s11'11 1121S 11111111 1111s j'1'2l1'. 191111111 11111 1'111'y 111's1 111 11111 f'l'2l1' 11 11215 Il1Jlj'011 1111111' 2lSS11H11J1j' 111 1111151 111111 1111111 S11111S 11-Y1l11lS. 111111 11111111 111111111 1111111 111111. '1'1:1111 11111 you 11111111' 111211 11 1111111111 1111' 11111 C111lT111J11I' of C11111111111'1111'? A1111 111-111111 1111s 1111111111111111-11 11 111111 El 11111111u01. 111111 'I YY P1 11111' 1111- 11111 111111s 111111 111111111 Q11 111'0 S1111 s111's'y1 1111111 11111' 1312111111 1111 s1111111 132111 111 11111 1111111 1'1l11JS7 0I1f'l'1111il. 1'111111111111111s. '111111 1l11'11111111's 11111111111 11 111111 111111 11 12l1'1I1' 111'111111s1 1'2l 11111' 11111 11y111'1111'11 211111 1111111111111 1111 11111s. 11111111 21 s1111111 1111111115 1 . .'1 11.1 111115111 11111111111111111111111111s for s11111s 111111 1111111'11s11s, '1'111111 1-111110 11111 May Fl311'. XY11111 111111111 11111111 W111111111 11111 1111111111s11'11? 11 l11Zl'V1'11 for 1111 11111 1111111111s, 111111 1111111111 111 1111111' 111'1'111-11v111111ss. 11' 111211 111111111 1111ss111111 11 1s 111111111 l211lg111' 1111s y11111' 1111111 111s1. '11111' 2111110111111 11 111s1 s1111111 S11111111's. il g'l'O2l1 Illilllj' 111111111 1'1'11111 11111111'1y 1:1111 S11111'IIlil1l. '1'11111'11 3l1'l' 111111111 11111111'-f1y11 1111- 1'11111111 111 111'1'S11111'. '1'11111'11 1s 111s11 il 111111111' 111s11'111111'111111111111 1111s f'02l1'711l2l1' 1s. il g1,'1'1'i1101' 11111111111' 111 111s11'11111Q1'11s. 3 7 110 11111'11 11111111' Mrs. 111'1111ks 1111111111111 111s11'1111111111 11 1111s 111111111 111'11gz'1'11ss 111 1111111s 111111 1111111111s. 211111 1111 111 11111 11111111l1111's 111111 111111 11111y 11111'11 11111111111 il 111g1g'111' 111111 1111111111111 1111121 111 11111s111, 1111s11111s 11111 s11111 111111 1111111 1111111111 11111 111 11111 11'111'1i. . 1 KOH? I-Illl1l1l'6'd 011111 HHS1922 - Fswxgw-94' ,, . .ALLAQAROO A A - ifffiw T G Operetta, upOC61 outasn Pocalionins,', 21 Ole-ver two-not vomic' open-Ilan. was pmsmiiml ibis yvar io il Orowrloml 2lll4lil0l'llllH on iliv nigfbts of FOlJl'I12ll'Y 24 :mel 25. A majority of ibo lvzirls were Tzilwu by El,l'JflSJES 0l1lll'i'ly now lo H. H. S. ziiicliviicfos, :incl Ilwil' suc- vvss was clufl not only To their Tzllonl, bui also To ilu- ovoi'-o11Wm'1l Oozxvhiug of Miss Dow. 'llllflllllil Bziiloy. zippoziriiig in tb-1 role of iliv bvziutiful lmliziii lllfllflllll. l,0C'2ll10lliHS.H wo will 1'vi11Oi11bCi' :is U Hzmu Sem of ilu? Girls' Ulm' Club opi-1'0t'f:1. 'l'lio al2lli2lllIlS0 Girl of lusi' ywir. Of Ooursu, mosi' of us 1'OC0ll01'i Rzilpb Irwin as ibo jovial CO2N'l'llll2!ll, Pai. ot' ibv HCl'OXV11lllQ of the Gypsy Qin-will '21. and who playc-cl an oquzllly cflovoi' roll- us iiAh-hUlll,77 momliciue man. in 4'.Pm'-vahoiiizisn. ff Jr 1- Vnfinm . . p ho fm' ' 7' I ' 6, P ' ,' ousiig ' IllUIlllJ0l' as Kziyo Sam, Tlioliiia Bziiloyis C'OlllD2ll1l0l1 in H'l'bo Japaiiosv Girlf' Thief Powlmlimi was plziyml slim-vssfiilly by llni'ol1l llusk. Ah-Hveli. bis liilllllllilllllg lllfilllt'l'-lll-lilXVV. ai c'l1z1l'z1c'i01' pai'i'. was clc-yn-i'ly zwiml by Slivlby Smilli. Robert liwsclilic-1' aclclml tho pnri of John Smith wry well. Clifford lilm-li, SlI1ll'l'l7S proiocfiol' zmcl also ilio livro, rcziclily Gzipiivzlivcl ilie ilil11ll0lli'O wiih bis l'0lll2ll'lGll.llG Voicw. The role of Qui-ou A111161-llll' svvoncl scmw boing' ibn English c-oui'1-was iluorougrlily uc-Tm! by Mnriaiii King: 191-21111-Os C00 plalyml tho part of llmly-llircl. ilio Ql1O0117S Qompzmioii. Courl l'Slll'l' was Joliu Mvlioiixio. zliifl tliv pogo, Nova I '1'z1vo11s. As in ibo 2'l+'i1'0 Priucel' ilivw was El Vvry prolly Grock mlaiwo, iliis time by ll'l2ll'VPl Clllllllllfjflliilll. fXg'lll S lll'0Wlll4'V.'l'V. lll2ll',2'2ll'l'l' Joliusou. Mary l+'l'z1,11C0s lfzlggl. liob01'i'a1 llusk, and fflmarlyno l+'orby. The orc-livs11'n. umloi' the elim-ation of Mrs. Goo. F. Brooks. mul ilu- cho- rusvs. mloscrvo a 51111211 dval of crwlit for 1l1oi1' support of ill? vast. Ruth Zim- lllUl'lllElll is To bv ibamliorl for lim' imiiriiig vfforis :ls nvvompzmist. Also tho 1m1c'lio1's who liolpzwl with ilio sizlpiw sviiingfs, clzxiiviiig. :mil tll'2llllZlllC 0oz1c'liin,Q. H H S 1922 - lOn0 Hundred Twoj ALLAQAROO' Cast for HpOCc1 OHidSH I'i'vsv111vci by thv Musiv iJ1'llilI'iiil0lli of thv Si-Him' High Svlwnl lilltivl' ilu- 4lil'0r'T,i011 of Miss i iUl'l'll1'U llow, IJ1'1'0f'fnr nf Voz-nl .llrm'1'.- :mil Mrs. Gum. F. Ilroolcs, I1il'! iI'Ul' of 01'r'lirf.wlrrr. l,UI'2lilUlli1IS iiiiwilllil liziilvy John Iiulfv ---- - 1 1 I H Ifliiows-ii-ull ilwoplivi of thi- lint-Potsb - K l'H l l mzwk l'uwi1:1iI:111 ---- f llziiwnlil Lusk .luim Smith - - Ruin-i'l KOI'S4'illN'I' All-iilllll fNIWiif'i11l'3I2llIj f - lizilpli I1'ix'i11 .Xli-M4-vii Llniliziu mutiiwi'-iii-lalwj Hlwllmlx' Smith XYQIil-Xvilil-'i'4JlX'--S00 - - Hiwim- Wniiim-1' l.:irly-liiixl - i'ii'2IlIl'US Vom- iglllxvll Anim M:11'iz1.m King' Aii l'sliv1' -lulm Mvlfiiiiziii lhigp - - V- - - - - Nvwl C'i':lwl1s M1 I. Sr'vi10: Ii1 AIlH'I'il'al.H C'lm1'usf-Iuilizlii lmivm-s. Mziiili-ns :mil Sqllziws. Avi. Ii. Svwiiv: L'l'oui'i oi' liii1g'.izx1n4-s. fii10I'HSfi4illii4xS oi' tin- l'uui'f M-uiiimi of this Hunlwl. illtilillla Ruth Ziimiivrmziii :ll thv pizuw. H H S 1922 - Univ lIlllHiI'l'd 'Phrvvj A+ - 4 a -We-saws-Mamma-feJii.1.AeAnoo L - a -- -as--M CF he H. S. Strinq Quartet First Violin Fiske Mountain Viola - - - George Foster Second Violin - Arthur Johnson Cello - - John Nllray Young Director - Mrs. Geo. F. Brooks The QU?1,l f0T consists of some of ihe best musicians of The orehesirn. Its repertoire inclucles composirioiis of Haydn. l3l.'0lllOVC1ll, and liocherinui. They have played in Assembly, also before the Apollo Club mul the XVonian's Club. Their palieuii oursiile practice has enziblell tliein To set a good staiiclaril. Chamber music, we are glad to nolc, is rigrliii, in front with the school activities and may it coniinue in The history of H. H. S. Liberiq and Sherman Junior Hiqh Orchestras The orchesrrzis of ihese iwo schools have mlonc fine Work, as was shown when The rhrec orchesiiras coinbinerl in lille prograni for The Spring Festival. In fuer, they forineml a veritable symphony. Junior High Orchestras .,weM --..-.d..: -.W-.11 H H S 1922 .M e.--.r-,M..--.....,..--,..-..,,-,.w.,,.-- LOne Hundred Fourj . LA V f? , :N ffa' 'xx,.i. xxxg ff 'Z Q 'f XQLJ X l ,.w 'N 1 X 6 AND THE WORLD .91 LAUGH5 wma You I .5 ff' 9 0 X aff I f XI ig-- PERSON Ilene Uonklin Phyllis llowe Paul Gardner lky Thompson Jaek Warnock Chet Dewhirst llelen Groviei' Mariam King Ralph Crannn lltlargaret Newton llc-tty llipple Thelma Shuler llorley Pritltlle Clantlia Morgan l'lit'i'orcl lllaek John Wray Young Mr. llrooks .ALLAQAROO ' Po ice Court B Otter I JFF'IGtN S E Spent halt his time looking at Theatre Arts lllagazine f'augrht with hook How to Vamp in six lessons Stole a hahy's milk bottle Trying to make the girls worship him Tl'.VlllQ,' to sell striped and polka-dot ink without a, li- eense XVore Heake-eaterl' pants to school Intoxieatetl with love Disturbing peace by her orange sweater Loitering in halls-reasons known Clart'yii1g eoneealetl weapon-- Chatpiuj llaneetl all night, lYears grey hose Misappropriation of Allaga- ruo lt'ul1tls. Aeeusetl ot pulling' Uhig town stuttu on a eouple of boys. Matte love to 'l'helma Bailey untler false pretenses. Sued tor hreaeh of promise-- hy Jessie NVilliams Caugxlit with a hottle of hair- tonie on his hip. HHS1922 - lOne Hundred Fivej PENALTY Church- three times a Sun- tlay. Case tlismissetl. Vampetl the Jury. Has to ritle in a perambula- tor. Ilas to go to Newton for dates. A six years, eourse in Sales- manship, Town cltaractor- case dis- missed as very mild. Made love to judge, as she was an experts- ease tlis- missed. Shels out on bond. Union jury refused to work after hours, ease dismissed. missetl. No witnesses appearecl, ease droppetl. Slept all tlay. Three years in Beloit. No :lates for a week. Inmate of ll. ll. S. for three months. Senteneecl to night school of experienee for two years. Compelletl to marry the latly for the rest of his life. NW-ar a hlaek wig. v JLLLAGAROO Smilel -f- U, Smilel You Inav load ai horse to Wator, llut you cannot make hirn drink. You ezin show ai Soph his lesson. Hut you eannot nmke hiin think! Marvel C.: ls11't she the loucl illll15I?', Htl: Why no, I h:nln't noticed it. Marvel: She C'f'llllJS her hair with 21 bang on her 'l?Ol'f'lll'illl.7, 'l'he fellow who sziitl that niermuifls flirtecl with the oc-eau: swells tlirIn't go far enough. lle forgot to znltl the life btuboys. Frank Phillips: For the last time I ask you for thnt rlolhu' you owo niefl Q erolne :ins ro iff: ' :ini 0'of 1 ness, in e I A11 t i,, 4 l'h lm JI tl t' th end of that silly question. 21:3 HTlll'l'0 grins mziko one smile. Three sinilos make one luff. Three lalfs make one liappyf' Miss J.: 'Have you done your outsirle rencling?'l 'Pheomlore Shull: No, it 's too eoldfl 511 11-3 911 ii: 53 Gene f'onklin: NVere you ever pineheml for go- f ing too fnst?H John Knightly: No. hut l'vQ been slnppedf' :XI 2'-F 4? Rose i s Wed, Vloli-t's blue, f w W Eiuse she Wanted to he llis flower wifell too. Soph: Whe'1'els your c-l:i.ss?H l+'1'eslnnan: Nl haven '1 any, I wus raised on a 'ii21l'1ll. ' ' SF 17? if She: HNYhenee the hlaek eye, olcl thing'?'l Ile: Hflh, l went to 21 dance lust niffht and was , 21 struek hy the beauty ot the place. Fiske M.: ls this well water?H Lloyd XV.: NDoes it look siokllll Omn Jeane: Hlxl'U late hours good for on0??' George: UNO, but tht-y're fine for twofl - - H H S 1922 lOne Hundred Sixj .ALLAGAROO HHS1922 - .ALLAQAROO H. H. S. Notion Counter Soaps Grandpa.'s XVonder - Herman Bunte Jap Rose - - Fairy - - - Castile - Creme Oil - - Palm Olive - Resinol ---- Cashmere Bouquet Sylvia Davidson Marvel Cunninffham D Wlalter Peterson - - June Carey - Jean Nlfright Ivory - - Irma Humbert Cutieura - - - Eugene Conklin Three Flowers Mariam King, Mary Louise Dono- van, Franeis King. XVoodburys ---- Thurman Zinn - Faye Drennen Crystal White - Helen Grovier - Margaret Eagen Lux - - - A1ieneXVinr:hester T..l.. Powders Armands - - Mary Alford Love Me - - Chester Dowhirstp Azurea - - - Miss Johnson Le T13-Qfle - , , Rim Gum Garden Court Carmelita Sweet Kayass ..,, Vauetfa Ohphaut C3111 N01119 ' ' Ralph CFHUIU1 Jardine De Rose - - Mr. O7Connell La Blanche - - Paul Gardener Fianwe , , - Thelma lgailoy Freemans - Mariihe Thompson F Creams F FFFF F FFCW Ponds Vanishing - Carl Thompson Arbutus - - Thelma Shuler Day Dream - - - Clair Allen Frostilla - - - Miss Rogers Marinella - - Lucille Ryan Jonteel - - Bill Epperson Honey Almond Mary Garden Garden Glow - Curtis Alexander l9t77'flL77If68 - Mr. Almquist Djer Kiss - - - Phyllis Lowe - - Miss Greer Fleur de Leise ---- Mr. Grobe Sandal XVood - Virginia Dickerson f- HHS 1922 . IOne Hundred Eightj .ALi.AQAizoo Ouiia Questions l. Whieh should I use on my hair, axle grease or lard llgffharles XVest. 2. Is it proper for the Senior President to have dates with a Sophomore girl? -John Knightly. 3. Donit you think, dear Ouija, that some day I will get wonderful grades? -Claudia lllorgan. -l. Must I go with Jessie or Maggie tonight '?-AJolm Wray Young. 5. Would my mother know it if I didn't always eome straight home ?-Gene Conklin. 6. Is it dangerous for me to go home alone after dark ?-Bill Epp. 7. Is there any hope, Ouija, of my thinking before I speak or keeping my hands in a state of rest while talking5?-Margaret Eagan. 8. How may I acquire a sophisticated poise ?--Phyllis Lowe. NVQ humans are somewhat like animals a brilliant student onee said. The Seniors. dignified and mighty, are the Lions and make everyone tremble when they roar. The Juniors, wise and mighty but not realizing their strength, are the Tigers. The Sophomores. who. afraid that they will not do right, keep well behind the Juniors and Seniors, and do as tliey do. are the NVolves. The Freshmen, timid and afraid, are the Lambs, who tremble at the sight of any of the others. Talk About Fool Questions The ear had broken down and the pair of legs protruding from beneath seemed to indicate repairs were being made. I Hllad a bust up?l' required a passerby. Htlh, no. only playing hide and seek with the works! But his questioner was not easily daunted-'4What power ear is this?l' Forty horse. 'WVhat's wrong with it 'V' NYell, as far as I ean seefl answered the ear's owner, thirty-nine of the horses have bolted and the remaining one is too upset to answer questions. l'l H S 1922 lOine Hundred Ninefl ALLAQAROO , How Does He Do lt 7 Fashion Notes for H. H. S. Boqs l. For Slll'lllg' wc-:11'. use cjvli111l111' oil. 2. Sl1i1'1s will be WOl'll 111111-l1 l1111g111' than fOl'l11Cl'l.Y- final ov111' 1l11'111- wo1-ks, liow- over. 33. l7ig:1.1'1-ftvs will bo NVO1'll i11 the lvft l1:1111l 1101-111-1' of llio 111oull1. lf the C'02l,Ch is api' lo be l1ilSSlllQ', Tlivy 2111? lwsl' lllllfl i11 lliv llilllfl z1111l illl of-c'z1sio11z1l r'lz1111l11s1i110 lllllillll 'rz1k011. 4. flOll2ll'S Slllllllkl lm w111'11 lllglliS0lllCWllC1'0 2l1'Ollllfl ll1Q 1ll'i'li is co11sic'l1-1'vcl l1iQ3l1 oiiougli. Y 5. l4'1'e0kI1-s should lar-sl lw NYOl'll lJi'lWPQll Ovlolicr Elllfl May. 6. A Slllilll paiclmgce of five clollzu' lwills NV0l'll i11 1l10 wzlislcozil poclivl is wry cf- fecliw i11 Illillilllg' Z1 1112111 l1ol1l up his l1G2ltl. . 'lll1Q 111-w sp1'i11g sl1i1'ls will be 0110111111 flown The lil'O11l. This stylv is Yl'l'y IJl'2lt'llC21l 11s il 11111li11s lllillll 111uCl1 Ozisivr lo get i11l0. P. S.-lilllllill liolvs will also lw W01'll wiTl1 The sl1i1'ls. 7 YVliUll0llSrlll2lY 111- may lilQl' bc wQ1'11. all 1Kl1111c111l i11g 1111 llio i11 1livi1I ual. lf 11110 V docs l10l 21 ppmve of but'to11s. lzirgxe size safely pi11s will a111swc1' the s1111111 pu1'pos11, 1-spam-iz1lly for the 5'0u11ge1' set. fl. 11111-vs will be NV01'll wil'l1 slim-s l1uli 111-ver Will1o11'n l'llGlll. 10. Jazz-bow ti1-s will be XYOl'll ei1l1111' :is El ll0Cli 2ld0l'llllll'lll 01' as 2111 o1'1111111v11t for lllll upper lips of 1-11T01'111'isi11g youiig 1111-11. ll. f'11lw-Q111111' lI'OuS1ll'S will not bc W0l'Il by the fasliclious as Mr. lhoolqs 11111-s llOl' 2lDDl'0V0 of llwm. ll. Old 0111's will be 1l1'iv1-11 by thosv i11 'rho social swi111 l'l1is s1-a1s011. XV1- would a1.1lvis11 2lllj'O11l' so 11111111-ky 11s To possess El 1111w Can' to scmpc ll11- Dilllll' so that il will l1z1v1- an old :1ppvz11'a11c'1-. 13. T1'0llSCl'S will be worn :111l:I11 l1111g1tl1 :mrl Ill0Sl of llivm will have liip-por-lwts. 4 ii hs is R11i11i11g l'i1'c-l1fo1'lqsll is bml eiiougli. but NVllOl1 it co111os 10 '4H:1ili11g Strovt C21l'Sl7 it's p1-oily bzicl W'l'2l,lllf?l'. Horloyz 4' Yc1ul1'1- cl1111'111i11g, 1111 you know il'?l' l'it'l'lllC'0Z l'111 S0l'l'j' .li 0211171 lhcs Sillllll of you. Ilorloy: 4'Ol1, 1l111t's all riglill 0110 of us 111igl1l1 as well be t1'u1l1lul. H. H. S 1.922 1 fO11e Hundred Tcnfl ALLAQAROO For Those lDho are Sad! 3l2ll','Zill'l'i Eilgillll I IIOVUI' was squvezofl so harcl i11 all my life :is l was lzisl 11i,L1fh'r. l-l-I-I was al H10 llluy l4'olQ.'l 521 25? 27? S? Sl: Thm- lllml ill'fll'l' C'l11111g'clh Hhvllllll I was young! I was linpplv :mil l'z1i1', Now, NVll'xl1 l,IIl olrl. l Zllll i'l'illll7j' als il l1c'a1'.'l G F li flifflkfllfikfk B1-fly llipplvz All 1-:i11'c-1111-ly l7l'lf1flll 111011 are C01lf'QlIt'll any- way and some that :11'v11't so l11'ight.', Paul GEll'tlI1lll'2 uflh, l clon't l'IllOXV--1,111 nolf, Miss Le-wars: ls F1'1111c-Qs Blain' il close fric-nfl of yourslll' Ps-gfgy Slavvns: Wa-ll, I should hope she is. I CHl17t borrow il C'01lI fl'0lll l101'. A c-ross-eyell ,qirl 111z1yl1e virluous. but she llO9SI1,f look straight. l PIG 3? Sl? Tl10y say whiskey SllOl'lO1lS ai lT12lll,S life. HXYPS, but hv secs twice as much in the same length of limo. SS S? :XS SS Tho gz11'z1g0 1111111 is the only follow who likes to heal' a Hk11ock. fl? :Ki 4? :Xi Pvg Slz1vQ11s: '4Wl1y ilicl they put Junior out of The ga111e?l' Betty Hipplv: UFQ1' l10ltlll15.l'.H Peg: 4'N0w isn't ihut just like Juno. 0257 irilfllkiiflff Miss J0llllSI0ll2 NVha1,t was llni Slw1'1111111 z101?'l Nfl Owmll: Mz11'chi11g thru G001'gia.l' ST- 9? BY: 'lil If '4f1il011f'e is g1,'0lLlOllH A11 answer wc would sock, 'Why is The Silent 1317111121 l Thr-11 culled The 'lsilvern sheet? J. li.: So you loved and lost? John XV1'ay NYOHIIQT We-ll, no, not exzwtly. You sc-0 YVllC'I1 she rc-t111'11eml my presents, she accinll-11lally put i11 some of the olhvr follow 's. ' ' H H S 1922 lOne Hundred Elevenl l Ju.LAcgARoo , l Car s at Hutchinson Hiq School Ave High - Straight Flush Threo Queens Four of a Kind A Pair of Deuces A Pair of 'liens A Pair of Sixes A Pair of Jaeks Full,' House Mr. Brooks eorge Foste r Maiyel, Sylvia, lforrinne - - - Paul, Don, Ikey, Dalton - Lloyd White. Orville bhepartl tllistoryj - - - Sain F., Gene Conklin - Phyllis L., Madeline P. Jack XVarnock, Jack Hanna J une Carey Joker - - - - WZ G! 6? If'f1-fzfliglizk Play - - - - - - - Stars Enter lhl2,lfli1I1lCH Miss .Iohnston Hlronel' - - Pat Ryan 'tMary - -N - Frances Coe Mlf I XVCPO King - Mariani King HSix Cylinder Love Flark and Bernita HThe Masqueradef' Margaret Newton Scandal ---- - Mattie NYatt's t I'he Girl in tho Liniousinel' - - - llelen Stanley 'lflood Times - - - llelen. Oina Jeane, Betty, Aliene 'Ziegfelcl Folliesll - Slicfllnyy. Verna M., Virginia IJ. 'tMidnight Revue - - Mary Franc-es Fagg '4'l'ea for Three' - - Claudia. Vanetta. Jerome 4'The Greenwich Village Folliesl' - - The XVhole Sehool Uelos Smith: Why do girls always sinile at 1l1C?H Mary Louise Donovan: Perhaps they are too polite to laugh out 10ucl.', l XVQ would suggest that instead of pushing people into their class rooms the faeulty post cards saying, 'Donlt' park here. One day XVilbur Starr was sitting in tho Uheniistry Lab. rooin with his feet hanging out the window. Mr. Grohe entered and said, Put your feet inside, Wilbur, or I will be compelled to count you absent. Jokes are not supposed tio be criticisms-hut1 arc stated just as reported facts. Some of these jokes are dry, And some are pretty rareg But if one happens to he about you, Just laugh and take your share. 'Vivimus ct Vfivamusw H. H S 1922 lO11e Hundred Twelvefl .ALLAQAROO l -. E I , M ibm' I Q' J: ,W 2 . Wifi Sm' A -f , w :tf . ' 3 ' V , w f'k4.+fjqAf-Y,n,WM,, L ,,.,,Agf M ' , , f Mx' IOHQ Hundred Thiru-cnj H HS 1922 -Jn.i.AqARoo School Calendar A ehronologieal register of sehool doings with a brief summary of the eontents of eaeh month, made to serve as an index to the aetivities of the 1921-22 seliool yQ31'. 5 6 7 9 12 13 13 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 SE P'l' EMB E R-- Sehool opens. Have hard time finding loeliers. Regular elasses. Sophs take eleyatorsstairs are too tiresome, dears. First football praetiee, 67 boys outi. First general ehorushSophs please learn ll. S. Song First assembly-lots of visitors. George Smith eleeted football eaptain, Ed E Overall, basketballg Paul Shelton, track. First Girls, Club poster-Aboys stand baekgone at a time, please. Mary Louise gives a marvelous reading in Virgil. lli-Y meeting, 17 out-why don 't you speak for yourselves, boys? Vaeation tomorrow--no one has his lesson. State Fair! lllariani King has lier fortune told. Seliool again-but dreams ot iee eream eones and hamburgers. Charles Larkin eleeted eheer-leader. Seniors are keeping quiet. State Fair vaeation again! Hamburgers only a. dime--right' this way! Only seven periods today. f llouse ot llepresentatives meeting. Wild time! IJramatietClub eleetion--Mary Louise Donovan. presidentg Aliene 1Yinehes- ter, viee-presidentg Thurman Zinn, seeretary-treasurer. tllee Club try-outs-Cniany young hopefuls disappointedj. Asse1nblysGirls' Club had clever program. Kansas City beat us in Foot- ball. 13-7. 1 OCTOIEER- 3 Girls' Club membership campaign starts! Oh, you little blue ribbons. 4 Latin Club meetsf-Richardson and MeCa.rter meetings, also. 5 lJl11lCl1COlLglV011 for Miss Vance by Cliiilsl ClulJ..o,SomQ el1ai.uu.1a.u, lloiaitl1y,i. . 1 6 Jessie XVillianis eleeted president of Freneli Club. 7 Beat Eldorado 14-7. Buzz out. Mighty good one, too. Juniors admit it. 8 Girls' Club Back Yard Party. Allagaroo Staff announeed. 10 Senior noniinations--eweitement everywhere. 12 More exeitenient-John linightly. presidentg Hester Fant. vice-presidentg Orville Shepard. seeretary-trea.surer. 13 Math Club--Merle Stoekman, president. First meeting of Annual staff. 14 John Brown, Evangelist, gave talk in assembly. Beat Anthony 21-0. Big shirt-tail parade. 17 Junior nominations. Miss Phipps from College of Emporia talks in special assembly. 13 Jean 1Yriglit eouldn't' read in Virgil-Horrors! 19 Junior election-Junior Carey. presidentg 'l'lielma. Shuler. viee-presidentg Carl lilooni, seeretary-treasurer. Banquet for ll. S. students at lll. E. ehureli. Apples or doughnuts? 21 Peppy assembly. Buzz out. Manhattan beat us, 14-7. 21 27 Girls' Pep Club talked about! Yes, indeed. Allagaroo Club organized, with Frances King, president. H 1-1 S 1922 lOne Hundred Fourteenj 23 30 1 2 3 5 T 11 1-1 16 17 19 25 26 28 .4 1 5 7 9 12 16 5,0 .1 99 ...vb fl U 4 10 13 16 20 26 29 30 1 4. ALLAQAROO' Jean Xllright. Donald Frawfortl. and Mr. 0T'onnell attend S. H. S. E. A. at. K. U. Oh, Jean, we fear for you. Marion gaine. Lots of pep. Hurrah '!'or the pep club. N0 VIQMB HRH Uh, that Physies quiz, Seniors! lli-Y--Girls' f'lub steak roast. Tliurinan got drunk on apple cider. 'l'eac-hers' f'onvention. Topeka beat us in football. 28-T. 'l'ea.c-hers all wearing smiles. NVe want more conventions. llraniatie Club gives snappy play, Her Ilusba.n4l's Wifel'-great sueeess. t'haniber of ffoinmeree entertains students at Grand Opera. eoneert. First llonor Roll announeetl. Oh. you brilliant students. Allagaroo books are on sale. Buzz awarded seeond prize in eontest held in Wisconsin. They are follow- ing' in the steps of last yearls Buzz, whieh took first prize. No netieeable eliange in John Mc-Kenzie sinee he returned from Older Boys' Conference at Emporia. New blankets given to Athletie Assoeiation by Girls' Club. Uarcls! Honor Roll betterslflunk List flourishing. D E C' 1511131311-- Senior eommittee busy reading possible Senior plays. All join in singing Ulla Cxarinef, Horley Priddle eaught singing it While asleep. Seven periods of sehool-how unusual. l rid.1y! Everyone sad beeause there is no more sehool this week! Full moon tonight. Weather fair. Probably eooler in Eastern portion. 1Vieliita eating houses enjoy reeord run of business. Affirmative team de- bates on full stoniaeh. thence loses to Wieliitatlj Nothing' espeeially important. Everybody f'hristmas shopping. lfast day of sehool in 1921. Santa Ulaus is eomingl J AN UA RY- Sehool building looks the same as ever. Just general chorus. lllarjorie Montgomery bobbecl her hair. John XYray Young' received a Curlt llnlneky day for basket ball team. Lost to Winfield. Gilson players from Kansas Stat e Normal present 'tMary Janels Pa.H EX- anis over. Receive first semester eards. Everybody heaves a sigh of relief. Senior boys take in hand the kinclerggarten. Horrors! The Japanese will be allowed to immigrate! Lose debate to New- ton. Our suppressed desire to see t'Suppressetl Desiresm The play makes a big hit. NYieliita at llutehinson-basket ball--almost but not quite. XVon game from Winfield. Not so bad. N'est-ee pas? is at an end. F E BRUARY- Speeial assembly. Placed on our honor--don't fall off! lllanhattan Glee Club eoneert. HHS1922- - lOne Hundred Fifteenj G S 1-1. 15 17 20 24 27 28 O O 4 7 11 14 17 26 Q 0 7 S 12 17 20 22 2-1 .ALLAQAROO W - More quizzos for Seniors. 0117, 111 110 2111111111121 but 21. SO1110l'V. 1i1li111,Q' 111s1'o1'y 211111 P11ys10s. M0Ca1'1e11's 0111111121111 f1'1011C1S 211' 1721101111110 P211 1'j'. 111111121111 1711101111110 enjoys 21 111rt111l21y. Mrs, BL11111'1S1l'21l1-L01,f1,'1117 s11100t011 for S011101' 11121y. A1l21g211'o11 011'1?u1:1111111 0211111121191 0los0s. T110 21111111211 will 110 ou1 11011110 s011ool 1?1os0s-C1110 stuff says sob. Mr. 112111 111111 Mr. Brooks go 10 Chicago. Mr. Grob0 is 0l11of cook 211111 bott111 washer. '1l11l11'111f111 Z11111 01121.r'g0s 11111'10y Pr111111c wi1'l1 0111l10zzl01110111' of 153 CC111S of 1110 A111111211 1'111111S. H. of R. s01's 111s 1'r121l for 111211'C'11 9. G11-0 Club 0I50l'01'1'?l 'KP11021l1o11121,s7' s0or0s 21 big su000ss. S011101' girls 11011111011 1111 111115.12111 of lll'1'HS1'F. Last 1l21.y of F01J1'11211'X. 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V1l11U1'l11i111 105ll'11111Q' 111111. S11001211 171,108 off0ro11 for 11111111915 211151 112l11'-f11'OSH111g for 1110 11l111101'-SO11101' B2111qu0'2. HM'21.l10 yourself 11021111-1fu1H is 11111 ery. J111110l'-S011101' 13211111111'-t. 1111111-W0 XV01'O11,f very tl1r1l101l, w0r0 W0, S01110l'S? Buzz 132111qu01. 11111111 1Yr21y 1111110 2111 a1'11s1, '11s f11u111l. 211 6,11 ..1. 1 2 5 9 12 14 15 16 112 171 'TV111121111 1Kl1011 TV1111'01g'1vUssp0cf011-111wsso1111f11y. f -.-- - - . NIHY F011-1. 1311111111 '1l1oso v0gg1'-1121l1l0s 1112l11iG your 111011111 WV211Cl'? MAY- TP2l,C11Ol'S, Club givos 1'1-11111111011 for Mr. 211111 Mrs. 21. 0. 112111. R10h21r1lso11 Party as p011py 21s us1121l. G. 4'111rs. 13u111.ps1'0211l-Leigh.'1 Sots Q1 1'01'11r11 for future 1'121.sses. M1'. B1 ooks 21t101111s P. 111. O. 111001111g. SOIJ1101TlO1'GS h211l big b1ow-11u1'. 11100 Club 11121y 211 Liberty. N1-X11 week 1111-111- 1112 for Seniors. 15ilCC2l1Z1111'G2l16 SG1 I1'1011. Last day of school for S011iors1 XN1l1y so SEIL1, my K:1l'?l1'S? Souior 1f121ss 1111111101 11loy11 White 1'Urff'L1l111 from 1'1V1'l' by HMiss R21wso11H 211111Ne11l.1S1111177?1?1?1 C121ss Day-'Nuff s21.11l1 CO1l'11110110CD11'111 1 T11 11052111 111 Q01 1'112111y 111 S12lI'1 111 0o11111101'1001 '1AI1Ol1'UE, ' H 1'1 S 1.922 IOIIE Hundred Sixteenj JILLAQAROO L Lest lDe Forget Ione Aspey, K. S. A. C., Man- hattan, Kans. Wilma Ayers, Hutchinson- Working. I Mildred Battise, Pratt, Kans. Susan Bennett-Married. Mabel Burtrum, Hutchinson -Working. Faith Chase, Hutchinson- Working. Pearl Clinton, Hutchinson- Working. Elsie Coberly, Teaching near Burrton. Mary Combs--Married. Mary Crane, Hutchinson-at home. Malinda Crotts, Hutchinson --Working. Mildred Cunningham, Hutch- inson-Working. Mae Davis, Hutchinson- VVorking. Viola Dicus, Teaching near Moscow, Kans. Kathryn Drake, Hutchinson -Working. Kathleen Elbert, Hutchinson -at home. Grace Elliott, Hutchinson- Working. Nadine Fain, Hutchinson- VVorking. Margaret Farly, Hutchinson -Working. Mary Farney, Hutchinson- Working. Clare Field, Hutchinson- VVorking. Hazel Foster, Hutchinson- Working. Helen Furman, Hutchinson- Business College. Mariel Gibbons, Teaching near Hugoton, Kans. Ethel Glazier, Hutchinson- Business College. Maurine Gragg, Hutchinson -Working. Catherine Green, Hutchinson -at home. Florence Haines-K. S. A. C. Manhattan, Kans. Garnet Helm, Hutchinson- -Working. Lucille Herr-K. S. A. C., Manhattan, Kans. Hattie Hicks-Teaching near Hutchinson. Doris Hull, Hutchinson- VVorking. Bernice Humbert-K. S. A. C., Manhattan, Kans. Vale Humbert, Hutchinson- Working. Christine Immer-Post-grad uate. Nellie Irwin- Teaching near Nickerson. Claire Jennings, Hutchinson -Working. Imogene Jolly, Hutchinson- Working. . . Ruth Justice, Hutchinson- at home. Virginia Kellogg-University of Wis., Madison. Constance Kinkle- Linden- wood, St. Charles, Mo. Dorothy Leonard, Hutchin- son---Working. Lettie Lisman-Teaching. Leah Loughton-Married. Verna Lupardus - .Teaching near Ellinwood, Ruth Lyon-Married. Ethel Mayo-Married. Mildred McKibben, Hutchin- son-Working. Marguerite Meece, Hutchin- son-at home. Vera Milhon, Hutchinson- VVorking. Ina Neighbors, Hutchinson- Working. Lenora O'Blenness, Hutchin- son-Working. Margaret Ploughe-K. S. A. C., Manhattan, Kans. Geraldine Patten-Teaching near Great Bend. Cecile Priest-K. U., Law- rence, Kans. Thelma Rawlings - South- western, Winfield. Velma Ridge-Teaching near lWilmore. Jeanette Roach, Hutchinson -Working. Vernal Rosecrans, Hutchin- son-at home. Ruth Runyon, Pueblo, Colo. Sybil Seamon---Northwestern College, Naperville, O. Ruth Skinner, Hutchinson- Working. Katheryn Smith, Hutchinson -at home. Opal Smith, Teaching near Yoder. Fern Snyder-Southwestern, Winfield. Velma Spangler- Ward-Bel- mont, Nashville, Tenn. Helen Starr- Oberlin Col- lege, Oberlin, Ohio. Hazel Stout, Hutchinson- Working. Helen Sumpter--K. U., Law- rence, Kans. Marjorie Switzer - South- western, Winfield, Kans. Ruth Thayer-Southwestern, Winfield. Madeline Wainner, Teaching near Hutchinson. Vera Warnock, California. HHS1922 - Vina Wheeler, Los Angeles, California. Marguerite Woodell, Hutch- inson-Working. Phyllis York, Hutchinson- Working. Paul Baxter, Hutchinson- Working. Orem Clancy-K. S. A. C., Manhattan, Kans. Ralph Cody, Hutchinson- Working. Russell Dade-K. S. A. C., Manhattan, Kans. Simon Danforth, Hutchinson -Working, Hugh De Water-K. S. A, C, Manhattan, Kans. Earl Epperson, Hutchinson- at home. John Fontron-K. U., Law- rence, Kans. Cullen Fuller, Hutchinson- Working. Morris Gallup, Hutchinson- Working. William Glascock- K. U., Lawrence, Kans. Alva Goodwin, Hutchinson- YVorking. Herbert Graber--Bethel Col- lege, Newton, Kans. Chester Haines, Hutchinson -Farming. Lawrence Haines-Farming. Dudley Horton-K. U., Law- rence, Kans. Forrest Hower, Tulsa, Okla. -VVorking. Leonard Leatherman, Hutch- inson--Working. Charles Long-K. S. A. C., Manhattan, Kans. E. R. Lord-Leland Stan- ford, Palo Alto, Cal. Franklin Martin-K. U., Law- rence, Kans. Frank McArthur- K. U., Lawrence, Kans. Bryan Nolte-University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Dale Pierce- K. U., Law- rence, Kans. Joe Ploughe-Southwestern, Winfield. George Raich-K. U., Law- rence, Kans. Carl Schamp, Holmesville, Ohio. Harold Shepard, Hutchinson -Working. , Dean Shuart, Hutchinson- VVorking. George Tennant -- Emporia Normal, Emporia, Kans. Orval Todd, Hutchinson- Working. Charles VVolfersberger, Hut- chinson-Working. lOne Hundred Seventeenl LA -,M . , , .ALLAGAROO A ,,,,,, Frenc IDC-11' Grp an Ona of the French war orphans this school adopfed thrrwe years ago, when the national C?l,lHDilig'll for LXPOIIPII rvlicf was being conductrld. Hc has boon sup- ported by the School for three 'YCZIPS by voluntary C0111I'ibl1JEiO11S on the puff of the students. Tho sfudeufs lmw shown an zulmirzxble spirif in C0l1fil1HiHQ,' fha Support of this young lad who lost his pam-11'fs in the XVOI'1d XVz11'. -- H H S 1922 ljOne Hundred Eighteenj , f 1 , Q f f ' 41 x, ,u l n 4 Q .Kr NN j QL! f LA JM f3 I X Q , 'X I IA ' f ,ALLAQAROO . V, f C 7 M 52' V ' , xp IA I! 7' V' , . x , 1 gjhiffgb-K I Tllifwfxfzjp 911419-3 ,f LW' U'-' Z A . f ' W Q 'wfff fgcangl.-:1lSLeet ig 54, f .M-f 1 . 8 This was censored-but you 11033 got limi:-R vacaxg? Let your friends sign hero. l S ' J S W W MMA W 7 Q + 4-f.1 1, ,,, Q4 P f f Q2 N. pk fw ft 064-ff Y 7: as Y ' 1, , ,Ax E f ' WW , M ffffl Q iq 5f1LQ5m,JQfw0W,,, '23 I ' K w TA W. '13 XM ' ' J. 7+ . 35,45 477 63336 czwy ,M ' X2 S as fvzmbhwf '13 WWC J EX x N Lizzie! 065416, 'f X K 3 xg 5 S all C :S is RCMAQU. I - y F: -'U X XJ X , . 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