Indianola Junior High School - Echo Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1935 volume:

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Our sin- cerest wish is that Miss Lowden andl Miss Phelps, who are rich in scholarship, vigorous of person- ality, deepened by varied experiences of life, will enjoy the opportunities and pleasures of leisure hours. We know that in these hours they will continue to be of service to others for that quality is embedded in their personalities. May they look back over their years at Indianola with happy thoughts and satisfaction in their achieve- ments, and may they look forward to years of contentment, real joy, and the fulfillment of their most cherished desires. Miss Lowden and Miss Phelps, Indianolans say to you, Good-bye, good luck, and God bless you.', W-. 'I The lmdielmele Creed By H. F. VALLANCE I believe -in Indiarnolai school as a school of high ideals, of noble purpose, and of joyous, wholesome lifeg a school -where the importance of teaching and learning 'is recognized, but where the 'i-nterests of child- hood and youth are pa-ramou'n,tg a school that stands for thoughtful, earnest work and strenuous, eager play, a school that promotes industry, honesty, kindliness, courtesy-every manly and womanly 'virtueg a school which 'insists that true worth rests upon. excellence of character rather than upon breadth of knowledge or depth of purse, and that school is not only preparation for life, but that school is, life. I therefore believe it 'ls my duty to 'rnyl school to love it, to honor it, to respect its authority, to protect and defend its fair name, to act so as never to bring dfiscredit or reproach upon it, and to show 'myself at all times worthy of the advantages and opportunities which my school afords. fAck'n.owledg'ments to the Americavfs Creed.j The llmdiemele Meitilze Courteous Man-ner, Proper Speech, Honest Endeavor. A WORD OF APPRECIATION In the time we have been at India-nola we hare seen 'it change grcatlyg perhaps not in reality bat in our miiwl's eye. During our first days here we were overawed by its dignity, imposing look, and size. But as the days and months have passed, it has been transjfoff'rn.ed into, as home, where many delightful friendships have been formed, a place where we learn and advance, a scene of many good times. Tak-ing all these things, and many others, into consideration, we now wish to show our appreciation and to express our thanks to, first, ani' parents. They are the ones who hdiie'...b'deked all of our chances and opportuvlitfies offered us through the school. Thegfldre the ones who have made possible our schools, and .oar chances to attend them. They have helped as in our difficul- tielt, cheered us when. we were discouraged, and enjoyed with ns our triumphs. So to them, we wish to express our heartfelt grat- itude. Next, we wish to thank the faculty and the other members of Indianola. as well as the school itself, for the fine help, advice and constructive criticism which has been given ns. Without the aid of these agencies we could not have become what we are. The faculty especially has helped -us. They have tried to understand our problems, such as they were, and have helped ns w-ith them greatly. We hope that, later in life, we shall be able to reflect some, if not a great deal, of the care and training which the faculty has given ns. For all of Indianola and its ideals, we wish to express our grat- itnde. At Indianola, we believe, we have enjoyed three of the most pleasant years in our lives. It has become a home to as, and needless to sail, we can scarcely leave it witho-at some feeling of regret. However, we look forward to the future with antici- pation and hope to enjoy it as we have the immecliate past. We now mast leave, and although words fall far short of expressing our thanks, we hope that each and every one concerned will realize how deeply rooted and how genuine our appreciation is. We will always re- member you, Indianola, as one of the bright- est spots on. our calendar of life. -Bill Livingston, President of 9A Class. 4 CLASS OFFICERS It has been with great pride, pleasure. and wisdom, that the 9A Class has elected William Livingston, Anna Jane Bierstedt, William Clifford, and Harold Davis aS its officers. William Livingston. the president, is prominent for his ability in dramatics. and for his diligence and justice while serv- ing as the judge of the Traflic Court. Anna Jane Bierstedt, elected to the vice-presi- dency, is also an enthusiastic member of organizations in music and dramatics, be- sides being the spirited leader of our Stu- dent Council. William Clifford and Harold Davis, chosen secretary and treasurer re- spectively, are both famous for .their accom- plishments in athletics. Bill has been a mr-mber of the basketball, baseball, and swimming teams, and Harold. a member of the tumbling team. Harold is a new mem- ber of the orchestra. These officers during their brief term have shown willingness and dependability in the execution of their duties, and we wish to express our deep gratitude and sin- cere appreciation for their efforts. FAREWELLS AND THEIR MEANINGS The baby's farewell is usually the words bye, bye, which are uttered with a nod of a wobbly head and the waving of a pudgey fist. The baby may utter these words to show that he or she can do it and really not mean a thing. The small boy's or girl's farewell is one which is filled with enthusiasm, earnest- ness, and sincerity. In saying good bye it is often repeated while both hands are being waved wildly in the air. Long after the visitor is out of sight the child lingers in his farewell. The high school pupil's good bye is often brief, such as So Long! See you soon. Their farewell is expressed with no form- ality, but with earnestness and sincerity. The middle-aged person expresses his farewell with much formality and some- times not much sincerity. Mrs. So and So might say to another woman, Good bye. Come and see me soon. while she really hopes it will not be too soon. The farewell at life s end is filled with a deep affection which is speechless, for no words can express the last farewell. Ours to you 9A's is- Good bye and Good Luck. This farewell contains no formality, but is filled with sincerity and affection. May you carry on at high school as you have at Indianola. When you leave, take with you Indianola's motto, Courteous Manners. Proper Speech. and Honest En- deavor. -Virginia Jaycox. VESPER. SERVICE On Sunday afternoon of June the ninth, the 9A's and their parents and friends met for a Vesper assembly. The Invocation was given by Rev. F. Riley, pastor of the North M. E. Church. Mr. Slager gave a brief taik. Bill Livingston, president of the 9A Class, gave an expression of appreciation to the parents and school. A Three-C Highway, was the subject of the address by Rev. P. E. Bierstedt, pastor of St. Lukes Lutheran Church. Musical selections by the 9A Double Sextette and piano solos by Betty Tilton added to the pleasure of the occasion. ' Following the program an informal gath- ering was held for the graduates, their pa- rents and friends. 9A HONOR RO-LL . The following 9A pupils received on their term reports no grade below B, and at least two A's in major subjects. Five: received all A's. 106-Virgil Huff, Reva Gloeckner. 300-Richard Ridgley fall A'sj, Jack Kearns fall A'sl, Margaret Drechs- ler, Helen Jenkins, George Leist, Lewis Rankin Call A'sJ, James Wilson. 303-Ruth Frank fall A'sJ, E'linor Motz, Emily Smith fall A'sJ. 304-Byron Corbin, Bill Livingston, Virginia Sandusky. 306-Elizabeth Alexander, Ann Jean Bell, Anna Jane Bierstedt, Rose Callahan, Juanita Folden, Donna Ginn, Mary Kathryn Heckert, Betty Jordan, Hilda Jordan, Helen Lehman, Janice Merrill, Wilma Radekin, Mary Siders, Rowland Helman, Robert Watts. CLASS POEM When. I go back through the years, Fond memorikas of things I'll recall: I suddenly find my eyes full of tears, To think that I'm leaving it all. Leaving the school I ve held so dear, Taking my last goodbye: Th-is school to my heart has been very near And now I shed a tear and a sigh. In my mind each class of the day I'll go through over and over again: They'll ente-r, la-ugh, and then pass away Through my heart they'll send a pain. But on into the world I 'must go -To seek more happiness, Find tasks in store for me, and so Try to make my life a. success. We received our diplomas, we're away from school, i But friends we've left behind We were the fire and they were the fuel, Truer friends you could not find. Au revoir, the French say it so, Adios, the Spanulrds hail thus, The English, Pip, pip, and cheerio, But Goodbye is good enough for us. -Martha Cohagen. NAME Howard Achey ......... ...... Mildred Adams ............ ...... Elizabeth Alexander Robert Amrine ...... Virginia Amrine .... Edith Aquila ....... Vivian Art ...... Terry Arthur ..... Stephen Bailey .... ACTIVITIES AMBITION fr. 1. C., 9 ............................... ............. D oqtor ,c-M01-e Club, 7, 8, 9 ............. ............... A ftlst Sunshine Club, Recreation Club, May Day Dance, Hall Monitor, 7, Girls' Glee Club, Hall Monitor, 8, H. M. S. Pinafore, S. I. C., Office Clerk, H. R. Banker, Glee Club, Fasces Club, Art Club, Kodak Club, Double Sextette, 9 .......................... Artist Recreation Club, 7, Benjamin Frank- lin Club, 8, Art Club, 8, 9 .............. Engineer . .......... Dramatics Club, 7, Pinafore, S. I. B., T. I. C. Girls' Glee Club, 9 ............ Singer ,.....Vice President of Homeroom, Art Club, Music Appreciation Club, 9..Secretary ......Cosmopolitan Club, Etiquette Club, 7, Hall Monitor, H. M. S. Pina- Iore, 9, Orchestra, 7, 8, 9 .............. Surgeon Homeroom President, 7, 8, Basket Ball Team, 8, 9, Scrapbook Club, 8, T. I. C., Student Council, Purple Mask. Echo Staff, Art Club, Pina- . fore, 9 .,,......,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,....,,,,........... Sculptor .Chief of Hall Monitors, Student Council, Orchestra, Benjamin Franklin and Chess Clubs ................ DOC501' ' Mary Jane Barker ......... ....., G irls' Glee Club, H. M. S. Pinafore, Tom Barker ............. Theodore Barneby ....... ..... . Richard Beecher ...... ......... Ann Jean Bell .,...... Daniel Bender ....,.. Leo Benedict ,..... IS obert Beynon .......... Anna Jane Bierstedt. Tom Bowen ........... Betty Bradford ..... 9 ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,, Stenographer Boy Scout, SB, S. I. B.. SB, Avia- tion Club, SA, Echo, 9B, Lost and 1 0HHd, 9BQ TOI'Cl'l Club, 9A .......... Graduate frgm eohqol Cosmopolita.n Club, 9, Boys' Glee Club, 7, Fasces Club, 8, Benjamin Franklin Club, 8, Kodak Club, 9, Printing Staff, 9 .....................,...... Editor ' Parliamentary. Club, Recreation Club, Hall Monitor, Boys' Glee Club ...... Mechanical Engineer Cosmopolitan Club, May Day Dance, 7, Midsummer Nights Dream, May Day Dance, Style Show, Danc- ing Club, 8, Girls' Basketball team, lJ:1rliamenla1'y Club, 9 ........,........,.. Dress Designer Tec-retary and Treasurer of Home- room 7, Chairman of Parliamen- tary Club, T. I. C., 9, Flag raiser, 8, 9 ................................................ Electrical Engineer Office Boy, Model Airplane Club ........ Certified Public Accountant ...Secretary of Homeroom 8' Home I room Basketball Team, 8, 9, Re- serve Team, 8, 9 ............................ Airplane Designer Champion Batball Team, Homeroom, Vice-President. President of Cos- mopolitan Club, 7 Chess Club, Echo, Girls' Glee Club, Library Staff, 8, T. I. C., President of Stu- dent Council, Director of Girls' Athletics, Echo, H. M. S. Pina- fore, Christmas Carol, If I Were King, Purple Mask Club, Vice-President of 9A Class, 9 ....,... School Teacher Boys' Glee Club, 9A .......... ............,. Another Atlas Secretary F' 'R l NAME Eileen Bradley ...... James Brammer .... Jack Blackburn ...... Marcella Broomhall ........... Miriam Nadine Brown ......... Newton Brown ............ Henrietta Brumfield .. Steve Buckley ........ Richard 'Burgess .... Charles Butte ..... Blair Caldwell ...,. Rose Callahan ....... Dorothy Calland .,.. Carolyn Campbell ..... Ralph Carmen ....... Violet Carpenter .... George Carr ......... Martha Castle ....... John Cherry ...... Norma . Christensen ...... Blll Clifford ............,.... ACTIVITIES ........Ba1,ball Team, 79 Midsummer Night's Dream, 89 Recreation Club, 77 Dancing Club, 8g Chorus for Christmas Carol, 9, Special Chorus, 9g Lost and Found, 95 Monitor, 95 Office Staff, 9, Pin- AMBITION afore, 9 ........,.........,............, .- ...... Dress Designer ........Boys' Glee Club, H. M. S. Pina- fore g Orchestra, 9Bg S. I. B., 9A,.Electrical Engineer .......Baseball Team, 8-9, Stage Crew, Tumbling Team, Ben Franklin Clubg Homeroom Basketball team, Homeroom President .....,.............. Baseball Player .Sunshine Club, 73 Girl Reserves 8, 9.-Cook S. I. B., 9Bg T. I. C.g H. R. Bank Director, Art Club, 9A .................. Newspaper Reporter Kodak Club, 83 Chess Clubg Christ- mas Carolg If I Were King, 9..Doctor ..........Student Council, School Beautiful, Vice Mayor, Office Girl, Class President, Mound, Jr. High School .............................................. Nurse Chess Club .......................................... Electrical Engineer :::1Championship Basketball Team, 7g Assistant Cheerleader, Ben Frank- lin Club, 8g Manager of Basket- ball Team, Echo Printing Staff, Kodak Clubg Flag raiserg Assist- ant Director of Lost and Found, Torch Club, 9 .................................. Ball Player Newspaper Reporter Monitor, Airplane Club .................... Aeronautical Eng-meer ........Reading Club, 93 Parliamentary Clubg Girls' Basketball Team, Lost and Found Clerk .................................. Dancing Teacher ........Recreation Club, 8Ag Disrector of Girls' Athletics, 9Bg S. I. B., Read- ing Club, 913, T. I. C., 9Ag Hall Monitor, 8A, 9B ...........,...,.,,.....,... President of United States ........Home Economics Club, '73 Chorus for Christmas Carol, 93 Pina- fore, 9, Lost and Found, 95 Art Club, 93 Office Staff, 8, 93 Danc- 1-ng Club, 8 ...................................... Dress Designer .......Fasces Club, 83 Assistant Director of Lost and Found, Echo Clubg Boys' Glee Club, 9 .................................... Swlmmer Homeroom Secretary, 9B, 9A ............ Stenographer Torch Club, 9B, 9A ............................ Electrician ........0f't'ice 'Clerkg Hall Monitor, 85 Hall Monitor, 9 ...................................... D0ct0r ........Art Club, 75 Fasces Club, Echo Club, Homeroom Basketball Team, 85 Director of Lost and Found, Student Council. 9 .......,... ...,.........Artist .Lost and Found, 9 ............................ Private Secretary .Basketball Teamg Swimming Team, President of Torch Clubg School Beautiful Alternateg Homeroom Basketball Team, Social Activities 3 Baseball Team, 9g Secretary of 9A Class .......................................,.....,., Stock Broker V V NAME Martha Cohagen ..... ........ Lucille Collette ....... ...... Genevieve Collins ..,... ......... Ernest Compton ....... ......... Leonard Cook ...... Byron Corbin ........ Robert Crawford ........ ..... .H. ACTIVITIES AMBITION .Champion Batball Team 5 President of Cosmopolitan Club, Hansel and Gretal, 75 Midsummer Night's Dreamy Special Mixed Chorus, 85 Purple Mask Club, T. I. C.g Stu- dent Councilg Mascot of Swim- ming Teamg Literary Editor and Editorial Staff of the Echo, If I Were Kingf' H, M. S. Pi.nafore, 95 Girls' Glee Club, Double Sex- tetteg Christmas Play, Echo Staif, 3, 9 ----------------v--------------------'----Q----- Pwfessional Swimmer Stude.nt Council alternate, 8Ag H. ' M. S. Pinafore, 9Bg Mixed Chorus, 9Bg Girls' Glee Club, 9B, 9A ........ Housewife Assistant in Caferteria ...,.,......,.,......... Stenographer Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, 9B .... Newspaper Reporter Captain of H. R. Basketball Team, Spelling Clubg Chess Clubg Lost and Found Club, Hall Monitor ...... Professional Ball Player Echo Club, 8, Lost and Found, Ar- mistice Play, Courtship of Miles Standish, A Christmas Carolyn UH. M. S. Pinafore, 9B, T. I. C.g If I Were King, 9Ag Boys' Glee Club. 7, 8, 9g Special Mixed Chorusg Boys' Bass Chorus, 9 ...... Singer R. Basketball Teamg Benjamin Franklin Club ................................ Star Reporter Vivian Crawford ........ ...... H . R. Vice-President, 9B .................... Beauty Parlor Operator Daniel Dailey ........ ...... A ssistant Director of Lost and Found, Chess Club, 9 ................................ Doctor Dorothy Damsel ..... ...... H omeroom President, '73 Sunshine Club, 85 Chess Clubg Lost and Found Clerk, Girls' Glee Club, Double Sextetteg Midsummer Night's Dream, 95 Courtship of Miles Standishf' Christmas Carol H, M. S. Pinaforef' Double Sex- tetteg Vice-President of Girls' Glee Clubg Director of Social Ac- tivitiesg Director of Office Staff, If I Were King, Purple Mask Club, Special Chorus ...................... Musical Comedy Star Eugene Davis ...... ........ . ......... .............................,,,,.,.,......,.. , J ournalist llarold Davis ........ Urcnestra, 8, 9g Cheerleader, 95 Tumbli.ng Club, 9, Monitor, 9, Pur- ple Mask, 9g If I Were King, 93 H. M. S. Pinaforef' T. I. C., Man on the Flying Trapeze Dorothea Davison ........ ....... ' 'Hansel and Gretelf' Champion Bat- Maxine Day ...... ball Teamg Scrapbook Club, Cos- mopolitan Club, 7g Midsummer Night's Dream, Hall Monitor, Christmas Play, 85 President of Art Club, Birth of the Nation's Flag, Courtship of Miles Stand- ishg H. M. S. Pinaforeg T. I. C.g If I Were Kingf' Library Staff, Purple Maskg Champion Basketball Team, 95 Girls' Glee Club, 7, 8, 95 Double Sextette, 8, 9 ...,....,.,.,,.,.... Artist HH. M. S. Pi.nafore Chorus, 9 .......... Stenographer W , w w I J I N: 1.13 Jan: .'-nn DeLong .....,.. . ,. Phillipine Di Rosario ....,,,....... Mary Doebele .,............ ....... Marie Dorton ............. ....... Jesse Drake ...... ACT JIT'ES AMBITICN ' ', T . , t.-., 7, Scrapbook Club, 7, Chess Club, 7, Vice-l-'res- . ident of Homeroom 7, Girls' Glee Club, 8, 9, Midsummer Night'S Dream, 8, Special Chorus, 9, Double Sextette, 8. 9, Student Council, 9, Echo Staff, 9, Pina- fore, 9, Secretary Girls' Glee Club, 9, If I Were King, 9, As- sistant Director of Banking, 9,.. ..., Gym Teacher in a Girls' School Echo Club, 9 ...................................... Journalist Why the Chimes Rang, President of Boys' Glee Club, 7A, Echo Club, T. I. C., Courtship of Miles . Standish, A Christmas Carol, 9B, If I Were King, Hall Mon- itor, 9A, Assistant Manager of Basketball Team, 8B, 8A, Orches- tra, 7, 8, 9 .....,............,....,......,,,.,...., Surgeon Margaret Ann Drechsler ........ Recreation Club, 7, Secretary of Carl Duffy ....., : .... Madge Dumeml ..,... Gerrge Duncombe ......., . .,... . Fettie Ealy ........ Doris Egelholi' ........ Paul Elleman .......... Juanita Folden ...... Bill Fornof ........ Evelyn Eret ...... Martha May Evans ...... .... Adelbert Feight ....,.,,. .,,,,.. Sewing Class, 8, S. I. B., Editor of Echo, Purple Mask Club, Christ- mas Play, H, M. S. Pinafore, Chorus, Armistice Day Play, T. I. C., Basketball Team, If I VVere King, 9, Office Monitor, 7, 9, Campfire Girl, 8, 9 ........................ Authoress ' Mechanic Cosmopolitan Club, Chess Club, Ko- dak Club, Dancing Club, Hall Monitor, Office Clerk, Fasces ........ Interior Decorator Basketball Team, Lost and Found, Student Council Alternate Repre- sentative, Kodak Club, Torch Club, Homeroon Basketball Team, Social Activities, 9 .............. ......... . Journalist Etiquette Club, 7, Scrapbook Club, 7, Dancing Club, 7, Basketball Team, 8 .......................................... Acrobat 'Hansel and Gretal, 7, Vice-Presi- dent of Homeroom, 7, Etiquette Club, 7, Sunshine Club, 7, Lost and Found, 9, Chorus for Christ- mas Carol, 9, Pinafore, 9, Art Club, 9 ............................................ Dress Designer Basketball Team, Swimming Team .... Mechanical Engineer Foreign Language Teacher Millionaire Girls' Glee Club, Refreshment Com- mittee, 9 ............,...,....,.,,...,............. Department Store . Buyer Beauty Operator Chess Club, 9, Art Club, 9A .............. Artist James Fetters .............. ...................................................................... M echanical Engineer J. Allen Finnicum ......... ....,.. Doris Fink ........ Treasurer of Honierooxn, 7, S. I. B., 9, Airplane Club, 9, Tumbling Club, 9 .........................................,.. Manual Training Teacher Fashion Designer ,ex NAME Maxine Fitzimmons ........... Betty Fogle .............. Margaret Foltz ............ Elizabeth Ellen Fox .............. Ruth Frank .............. Alice Carling ........ ....... ACTIVITIES AMBITION Manicurist ........Etiquette Club, 73 Scrapbook Club, 73 Art Club, 93 School Beautiful at McKinley .................................... Nurse Stenographer S. I. B. alternate, 9B3 Homeroom Vice-President ................................ Stenographer ........Batba1l Team, 73 Pinafo1-e, 93 T. I. C., 93 Basketball Team, 93 Style Show, 8, 9 ..................,................... Nurse Kodak Club, 9A ................................ Clerk Champion Batball Team, Hansel Marjorie Ann Gates .............. Betty Gerber ......, Edith Geren .,......... B-etty Giesecke ........ 'Donna Ginn ........ John Gloeckner .........,. ........ Reva Mae Gloeckner. Raymond Gorham ....... Dorothy Evelyn ........ Harold Graham ........ Paul Gray ............. Robert Green .......................... Mary Louise Gremin ger ........ Vida Grice ................,............, William Gunms ..,................... Mary Katherine Han ger ...,.... and Gretel3 Parliamentary Clubg Sunshine Club, '73 Speedball Teamg Midsummer Nights Dream, S3 Christmas Playg Hall Monitorg Thanksgiving Programg H, M. S. Pinafore3 If I Were King3 Purple Mask Club, 93 Echo Staffg Girls' Glee Club, 8, 9 .................... H. R. Treasurer .................................. Athletics Teacher 4 Beauty Operator 'Music Teacher Reading Club ....................................., Student Council alternateg Midsum- mer Night's Dream3 Birth of a Nation's Flag, 83 H, M. S. Pina- Stenographer fore 3 Echo Staffg T. I. C.3 Student Courtg Purple Mask, If I Were King3 Librarian of Girls' Glee Club, 9 ............................................ Boys' Glee Club, 9B, 9A .................... Chess Club, 9B3 Kodak Club, 9B3 A Christmas Carol, 9B3 Soprano Chorus, 9B3 If I Were King, 9A3 T. I. C., 9A3 Boys' Glee Club, 9A3 Orchestra, 9B, 9A .,.................. Vice-President of Homeroomg Air- plane Club ....................,................... Commercial Artist Lawyer Newspaper Reporter Musician Beauty Operator Engineer News Reel Reporter Model Plane Club. 9B, 9A .................. Aviator Asistant in Caferteria, 9 .................... Poetry Club, 83 Art Club, S. I. B.3 Vice President of Homeroom, 9 .... Chess Club, 9 ...... . ......,...................... .. Etiquette Club, Hansel and Gretal, 73 Office Staifg Hall Monitorg Special Mixed Chorusg Midsum- mer Night's Dream, 83 Director Organist or Stenographer Private Secretary Baseball Player of Bankingg Purple Mask Club3 Christmas Play3 UH. M. S. Pina- f0I'9Q,, If I Were King, 93 Girls' Glee Club, 7, 8, 93 Double Sex- tetteg Echo Staff, 8, 9 ...............,.... Doctor William Harrington ..,.........., Mary Kathryn Heckart ........., Hall Monitor3 Hansel and Gretel, '73 Student Council a1ternate3 S. I. B.3 Dancing Clubg Chess Club3 Junior Orchestrag Art Clubg Bat- ball Team, 83 T. I. C.g H. R. Pres- identg Office Clerkg Kodak Clubg Fasces Clubg Art Clubg Christ- Undertaker mas Carol3 Style Show, 9 ............ Journalist NAME Rowland Helman ........ Lloyd Hicks ..... ....... .... Janice, Heitzwebel ......... ...... Richard Higginbottom ......... Perry Hilleary ........................ Dan Hixenbaugh ....... George Hoessley ........ Darrell Holmes ...... ACTIVITIES Chess Club, Echo Staff, Lost and Found, Student Council ................ Baseball Team .................................... AMBITION Doctor Dig League Manager President of Sewing Club, 75 Eti- quette Club, 73 Sunshine Club, '73 Dancing Club, 7, Pinafore, 93 Girls' Glee Club, 9 .......................... Nurse Railroad Engineer .Torch Club, 9B, 9A .......................... Recreation Club, 73 President of Homeroom, 73 Chess Club, 85 Art Club, 8, 9 ........................................ Engineer Hall Monitor, 9, Student Council, 93 Echo Staff, 93 Birth of a Nation's Flag, 9, Christmas Carol, 9, If I Were King, 9, Purple Mask, 9 ........................................................ Join the Navy Parliamentary Club, 73 President of Inventors' Club, 8 ...........,................ Mechanic Inventors' Club, 7, Student Council, 93 Swimming Team, 7, 8, 95 Home- room Basketball Team, Sports Ed- itor of Echo, 8, 9 ............................ Harmon Hosler ................ Walter Huckleberry .............. Virgil Ray Huff ........,............. S. CZ, 9135 T. I. C., 9A ..................,. Bookkeeper Harry Hunt ............... Jack Hunter ...... Mary English ....... Josephine Isaacs ....... Willard Jarvis ........ ..-......Sw1mmmg Team Athletic Coach Electrical Engineer Veterinarian Boys' Glee Club, Pinaforeg Orches- tra 5 ......... .......... ............................... Electrical Engineer Scrap Book Club, 73 Girl Reserves, .85 .................................................... Nurse Girl Reserves, 7, 8 ..............,............. Stenographer .Ben Franklin Clubg Chess Club ........ Naturalist NAME I Helen Jenkins ...... ....... Peggy Johnson ............. ....... Robert Johnston ......... ....... Annabelle Jones ........ ....... Evan Lloyd Jones ....... ....... ACTIVITIES .Parliamentary Clubg Secretry and Treasurer of Etiquette Club5 Homeroom President, 75 Library Staff5 Secretary and Treasurer of Fasces Club, 85 Director of Library Staff5 President of Fasces Club5 Student Council 95 Girls' Glee Club, Echo Staff, 8, 95 If I Were King5 H. M. S. Pinafore5 Pur- ple Mask Club, 9 ............................ Lawyer Home Economicsg Style Show ............ School Teacher Benjamin Franklin Club, SA5 H. R. Basketball Team, 9B ...................... Professional Baseball Player .Office Clerkg Vice-President of Sun- shine Club5 Chess Clubg Library Staff5 Art Clubg Style Showg Dancing Club 5 Recreation Club .... Dietician AMBITION .S. I. C.5 Monitor, 9B, 9A5 Boys' Glee Clubg Chess Clubg Parlia- mentary Club5 Kodak Clubg Pur- ple Mask Club ................................ Naval Officer Betty Jordan ,,,,,,,, ,.,.,.,.. C hess Clubg Homeroom President5 May Day Danceg Treasurer of Art Club5 Purple Mask Clubg T. I. C ..... Commercial Artist Hilda Jordon ...,.... ,....... S ewing Clubg May Day Dance5 S. I. Jack Kearns ....... Floyd Kirk ...... .......... ....... Jean Kirk ............ Mary Catherine Lahr ........... Martha Lantz ........ ....... Edna Lasure ........ .... Gerard Laver ........ ....... Pauline Lees ........ ....... Helen Lehman ...... ....... B.5 Recreation Clubg Poetry Clubg Chess Club5 Kodak Club5 Style Showg T. I. C. ................................ Private Secretary .Recreation Club, 75 Echo Staff. 85 Chess Clubg Hall Monitor5 Student Council Representative, 9 ............ President .Torch Club, 9B .................................... Ship Builder Reserves, 75 Dancing Club, 85 S. I. B., 9 ........................................ Stenographer Etiquette Club, 85 May Day Danceg Style Show, 95 H. M. S. Pina- fore5 Purple Mask Clubg Hall Monitorg S. I. B.5 If I Were King ................................................ Nurse .Cosmopolitan Club5 Etiquette Clubg Student Council Alternate, 75 Hall Monitor5 Echo Clubg UH. M. S. Pinafore5 Chorus, 9 ........................ Doctor . Hansel and Gretel5 Chess Club, 75 Ldst and Found5 Hall Monitor: Office Clerk, 85 Christmas Carol5 H, M. S. Pinaforef' President glnigr Girls' Glee Clubg Purple SS , 9 ...........................-................ Doctor H. R. Treasurer5 Kodak Club, QB5 H. R. Ass. Bank Directorg S. I. B.5 Chess Club, 9A ...................... Chemist Sunshine Clubg Hansel and Gretel5 Scrap Book Club, 75 Dancing Club5 Sunshine C l u bg Midsummer Nig'ht's Dream5 Style Show, 85 Hall Monitor5 Art Clubg Speedball Healing Basketball Teamg Purple as ....-..----.........-.-......................... Band Director Poetry Clubg Kodak C1ub5 Art Club5 Speedball Team5 Style Show5 Of- fice Clerk5 S. I. B.5 T. I. C ....,,,...... Commercial Artist NAME ACTIVITIES A AMBITION George Leist ,,,,,,4 ,,,,,., C rchestra, HH. M. S. Pinaforef' Donald Lephart ,,.... Boys' Glee Club, 9, Fasces Club, Recreation Club, 7, 8 .................... Doctor Bill Livingston ....,. Franklin Club, 8, Student Coun- Mary Eileen LoBalbo ..... ' ...... A cil Alternate, 8, Chess Club, 8A Homeroom Basketball Team, 8, 9, Constitution Day Speaker, 9B, Courtship of Miles Standish, 9B, A Christmas Carol, 9B, Birth of a Nation's Flag, 9B, Social Ac- tivities Staff, 9B, Basketball Squad, 9B, 9A, Echo Club, 9B, 9A, Purple Mask Club, 9B, 9A, T. I. C., 9A, Judge of Traffic Court, 9A, If I Were King, 9A, President of 9A ' Class ................................................ King of France .President of Parliamentary Club, Girls' Glee Club, Chess Club, Art Club,, H, M. S. Pinafore, Hall Monitor, Recreation Club, Class Play .....................,............................ Accordionist Maxine Evangeline Lofton .... T . I. C. 9B, 9A, Art Club ....... .......... T 0 Travel Jack Long .............................. A Harriet May Lortz ..,............. Nurse Clinton Ludeman ,,..,.., .r...., C osmopolitan Club, 7, Inventors' Lillian Marie McCutcheon .... Helen Viola McDonald ......... Jack McCann ......................... Catherine Mitchell ...... ..... Margaret Miller ......... ...... Mary Miller .......,. Robert Mills ............... ...... Robert McMeekin ........ William McMillen ........ Howard McVay ......... Dorothy Mohat ......... ...... Leonard Molter ......... ...... Harold McBride .... Janice Merrill .....s.. ...... Wilbert Meyer ........ ...... Club, Student Council, 8, Chess Club, A Christmas Carol, If I Were King, Thanksgiving Play, T. I. C., 9 ........................................ Lawyer Stenographer . Stenographer Fasces Club ........................................ Joctor ..Girl Reserves ...................................... Typist .Scrapbook Club, 7, Dancing Club, 8, Art Club, 9, Hansel and Gre- tal, 8, If I Were King, 9 ........ Doctor .......Girl Reserves, 8, 9, Scrapbook Club, 7, Pinafore, 9, S. I. B., 9, Girls' Glee Club, 9 .................................. Nurse .Glee Club, 8, 9, Pinafore, 9 .............. Farmer . Aviator . Aviator President of Reading Club, 9B, Treas. of Ben Franklin Club, 9B, Sec- retary of H. R., 9B, 9A ................ Author . Policeman .Recreation Club, 7, Boys' Glee Club, 8, S. I. B., 9 .................................... Doctor .Homeroom Banker, 7, May Day Dance, Hansel and Grete1, S. A. R. Contest Winner, Girls' Glee Club, 8, 9, Midsummer Night's Dream, Christmas Play, Echo, Double Sextette, 8, 9, H. M. S. Pinafore, Echo Staff, S. I. C, Christmas Carol, Birth of a Nation's Flag, Special Chdrus, T. I. C., Girls' Basketball Team, Iliurple Mask Club, If I Weres ing .........................,..,,.....,,.,.,,,... inger Kodak Club, Ben Franklin Club, Printing Staff ....................,.,.....,,.... Professional Ball Playel' NAME ACTIVITIES AMBITION David Meyerholtz .................. Recreation Clubg Cafe Checker ....... .Aeronautical Betty Monroe ...... Earl Moore ......... Helen Morin ....... Elinor Motz ....... William Mount ....... ...... . Helen Murray ...... Lenley Narney ...... Floyd Nixon ......,... Eileen Nutt ....... Charles Ott ....... Bob Owen ........ Engineer Parachute Jumper Glee Club, 7 ...................................... Electrical Engineer Sunshine Club, 73 Art Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg T. I. C.3 Christmas Playg H. M. S. Pinafore, 93 Echo Club, 7, 8 ...................................... Lawyer . Midsummer Night's Dream, 83 Speedball Team, 93 T. I. C., 93 Basketball Team. 93 Purple Mask, 93 What Shall I Wear, 93 Style Showg 8, 93 May Day, 83 Vice President of Homeroom .................. Swimming Champion .Tumbling Club, 73 Gle Club, 7 .......... Undertaker .Cosmopolitan Club, 73 May Day Dance3 Sewing Club, 8s Poetry Club3 Style Showg Dancing Club. - 93 H. M. S. Pinafore3 Colum- bus Day Program ............................ Stenographer ........ .Torch Club, 9B ................... . .............. Boiler Fireman ......... Recreation Club, 73 Chess Club, 8, 9..Drawback .........Girl RBSGTVESQ Campfire Girls3 Scrap- book Clubg May Day Danceg Danc- ing Clubg Speedball Teamg Ser- geant of Arms of H. R.3 Midsum- mer Night's Dream3 Parliamen- tary Club3 Basketball Team, 73 T. I. C.3 Lost and Foundg Office Clerkg Art Clubp Purple Mask3 Speedball Team3 Basketball Team, 9 ............................................ .. ........ School Teacher .Tumbling, 8, 9s Baseball, 83 Print- ing Staff, 9 .................................. ....Paper Cutter ........Ben Franklin Club3 Inventor's Clubg Tumbling Clubg Homeroom Basket- ball Team3 Stage Crewg Home- room President, 9A .......................... Baseball Coach Margaret Ann Pace ............. .Etiquette Club, 73 Girls' Glee Clubg Lawrence Paoletti UH. M. S. Pinafore Chorusg T. I. C., 93 Art Club, 8, 9 ....,.............,... Actress Hettie Jo Patterson .............. Poetry Club. 83 Dancing Club3 May John Paxton ....... Jane Peters ............ . ...... - Day DBHCGQ Midsummer Night's Dreamg' Lost and Found Clerk, 93 Art Clubg Parliamentary Club, 7 ' Girl Reserves ............................... To Travel .Recreation Club, Swimming Teamg Speedball Team, 73 Tumbling Team Baseball Team, 9 Physical Education Teacher 8A3 S. I. B.3 Read- ing Club, 9B .................................... To be a lady Margaret Peters ........ ........ R ecreation Club, 7 .............................. Nurse Dorothy Phillips ........ ........ . Cosmopolitan Club3 May Day Dance Sunshine Club, 73 Poetry Club, Style Show3 Dancing Club, 83 H, M. S. Pinafore3 Hall Monitorg Glrls' Glee Club. 9 ........................ Stenographer Maxine Pierce .... .Secretary of Reading Clubg Batball Team, 83 Girls' Chorusg Art Clubg Speedball, 93 Volleyball Team, 8, 9 .................................................. Artist Wilma Radekin ....... ........ S unshineg T. I. C. ................................ To Travel, Stenographer NAME Lewis Rankin ......... Bill Redd ......... Jack Reed ...,......... Richard Ridgeley ...... Paul Rife .................. Freda Riley .............. Anita Belle Rinehart ............. Donavan Romaine .... John Sanderson ........ Richard Schnarr .,,... William Schwall ,..... Martha Seegar ....... Wayne Sharron ........ Mary Jane Shaw ...... Thomas Shevlin ....... Mary Siders ........ Janice Simons ....... Emily Smith ...... Betty Snyder ......... Suzanna Stakely ......... ....... Robert Stinson .......... Lawrence Stought ...... ....... Dolores Swisher ........ Robert Sutter ......... Lucile Taylor .......... James Thacker .,........ Melvin Thomas ........ Virginia Thompson.. ACTIVITIES AMBITION Sergeant-at-Arms in Homeroom, 7, g ' S. I. B., 8, Student Council, Di- rector of Traffic, T. I. C., Stage V Crew, 9, Echo Club, 7, 8, 9 ..........,. Banker Math Club, 8B, A Christmas Carol, ' 1 9B, If I Were King, 9A .........,.. Mathematical Engineer Recreation Club, 7, Benjamin Frank- lin Club, 8, Printing Staff, 9 ........ Naval Aviator Echo Club, Parliamentary Club, 8, News Editor and Sports Editor- of Echo, Editor in Chief of Echo, Director of Publicity of Student Council, 9, Student Council, 9, Student Council Representative, 7, 8 .................................................. Chemist Q Engineer ' , .T. I. C., 9 ..........,..........,.................... Commercial Artist H. R. President, Sunshine Club, 9B, T. I. C., 9A ......................,............. Librarian .Chess Club, 8, Printing Staif, 9 ........ Naval Aviator .Fasces Club, H. R. President, 8, Art Club, 8, 9, Homeroom Basket- - ball Team ........................................ Professional Football Player Nurse Virginia Sandusky ....... ....... ........Glee Club, 7, 8, Cosmopolitan, 7, 8, E Swimming Team, 9 ........................ Criminoligist Spelling Club, 7, Recreation, 7, Tumbling, 8, 9, Cheerleader, 8, 9..Professional Baseball Player Scrap Book Club, 7, May Day Dance, Hansel and Gretel, President ot Poetry Club, 8, President of Home- room, Girls' Glee Club, Style A Show, 93 HH. M. S. Pinafore, Co- lumbus Day Program, Hall Moni- tor .........,.......,.....,....,....,.,......,.,,,,,,,. Stenographer Baseball, 8, 9, Basketball. 8, 9, Printing Staff, 9, Tumbling, 9, Stage Crew, 9 ,,,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Baseball Player .Campfire Girl, 9B, 9A ,,.,....,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,, Stenographer Kodak Club, 9 ..,.....,......,,.......,, ,,,,.,, N ewspaper Photographer .Spelling Club, Etiquette Club, Hall ' ' Monitor, Scrapbook Club, Purple Mask Club ............,,..........,,...,,,..,,..,, Private Secretary Art Club, Student Council, Girls' Athletics, 9 ..........,....,,.,.,,,,,..,,,,,.,., Writer ........Monitor, 9, Editor of Echo, Orches- tra, 9, Pinafore, 9, Cheerleader, 8, 9, Secretary of Homeroom, 9 .... Authoress Girls' Speedball Team, Girls' Basket- ' ball Team, Cheerleader, Purple , ,,Mask ,Club ........................,...,,. l..,.,. D ancer , .Kodak Club, 9B ..,....,....,..,,.l..,,.,,., ,,,,,. S tenographer . , Doctor Student Council alternate, 9 ..,.,,...,..,, Airplane Mechanic .Speedball Team, SA ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Tap Dancer .Benjamin Franklin Club, 8, Recrea- tion Club, 8 ...................... . ...P . ,A .,.., pg.Naval Aviator -. ........................... ......................,,.., ,.,,, M 0 vie Star .......,Mechanica1 Engineer Printer ,,,..,,,Dressmaker n K NAME Betty Jane Tilton ........ Betty Jane Tobin ....... Doris Toothaker ........ ........ Eleanor Tracy ........ Jack 'Vosper ......... Charlotte Voss ,....... ACTIVITIES Pianist of Style Show, Accompanist of May Day Dances, Accompanist of Boys' Glee Club, Accompanist of Dancing Club, Orchestra, H. u M. S. Pinaf0re, Girls' Glee Club..PlaIliSt Student Council, 9A .......................... Newspaper Reporter Scrapbook Club, 7, Orchestra, 7, 8,, 9, Double Sextette, 7, 8, 9, Girl Reserves, Librarian, Girls' Glee Club, 7, 8, 9, May Day Dance, Midsummer Night's Dream, Christmas Play, President of Girls' . ,Glee Club, 9, H, M. S. Pi.nafore, Christmas Carol, Homeroom Banker, Girls' Basketball Team, If I Were King ........................ Nurse Parliamentary- Club, Champion Bat- ball Team, 7, Special Mixed Chorus, Midsummer Night's Dream, 8, News Editor, Editorial Staff of the Echo, 8, H, M. S. Pinafore, Purple Mask Club, Di- rector of Banking, If I Were King, Student Council, T. I. C., Secretary of Traffic Court, Cham- pionship Basketball Team, 9, Girls' Glee Club, Double Sextette, Echo Staff , Christmas Play, 8, 9 ,... Auth0l'9SS Recreation, 7. 8, Glee Club, 7, Christ-NGWSPSPGI'lR6D0i't9r mas and Class Plays, 9 .,................ .Batball Team, Hansel and Gretal, 7, Speedball Team, Scrapbook Club, 8, Basketball Team, Hall Monitor, Lost and Found, Echo Club, Christmas Play, H, M. S. Pinafore, Purple Mask Club, 9, AMBITION If I Were King ............................ Nurse William Wacker ...... ........,. C osmopolitan Club, 7, Scientific Club, 8, H. M. S. Pinafore, 9, Boys' Glee Club, 7, 8, 9 ............................ Engineer Dick Wakefiled ..,.... ...... E' cho Staff, 8, Basketbal1'Team, 7,' . 9, Homeroom Basketball Team, 7, John Walker ....... Willis Wardlaw ....,. Martin Watson ........ Robert Watts ....... Karl Wiener ........ 8, 9, Swimming Team, 8, 9 ......,... Engineer Swimming Team, 9 ...,....,,,,.,..,,,,,.,,,,,. Mechanic Boys' Glee Club, 7, 8, 9,. Cosmopol- . itan Club, 7, Hall'Monitor, 7, 8, Christmas, Armistice and Class Plays, 7, 8, 9, Secretary of Glee Club, UH. M. S. Pinafore ,,,.,,,.,.,, Movie Star Cosmopolitan, 7, Chess, 8 ,.,,,...,,,,,,,,,, Mechanic .Student Council, 7, Parliamentary Fasces, 7, Echo Club, 8, 9, Glee Club, 8, T. I. C.. 9, Christmas ' Class Play, 9, S. A. R. Winner, 8 .... Good Business ' Manager ......Chess Club, 8A, Hall Monitor, Home- room Basketball' Team, 9B, Boys' Glee Club, H.'M. S. Pinafore, A Christmas . Carol, Library Staff, 9A, T. I. C., Baseball Man- ager, If I Were King .....,.,.,,,,,,,,, Doctor Jack Weisenberger ...... ...... . Chess, 9, Ben Franklin, 9 ,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, Lawyer Bruce Weiss .... .., ........ Student. Council, 8, Chess Club, 8, Prllltlflg' Staff, 9 -------------.-.......... ..... J oin Marine Band NAME Richard Wells ....... Mae Welsh ............................. Mary ,Virginia White ............. Mary Williams ....... Josephine Williams ............... Alonzo Willis, Ir... James Wilson ...... ACTIVITIES AMBITION ........lnventors' Club, 7, 8, Benjamin Franklin Club, 8, 9, Printing Staff, 9, Hall Monitor, Vice-President of H. R. ................................................ Civil Engineer .C More Club ...................................... Dancer .Batball Team, Parliamentary Club, Sunshine Club, 7, Midsummer Night's Dream, Speedball Team, 8, T. I. C., Traffic Court, Christ- mas Play, HH. M. S. Pinafore, If I Were King, Purple Mask Club, 9, Echo Club, Girls' Glee Club, Double Sextette, 8, 9 .....,...... To Travel .Etiquette Club, 7, Orchestra, 7, 8, 9, Hall Monitor, H, M.'S. Pinafore Chorus, Vice-President of Home- room, 9 ...................................,...... Dress Designer .Scrapbook Club, Sunshine Club, Girl Reserves, 7, Art Club, Girls' Bas- ketball Team, 9 ....,........,....,...,,,,,. Artist Day Program, 7B, Chess Club, Etiquette Club, SB. 9B, H. M. S. Pinafore, A Christmas Carol, Mixed Chorus, Soprano Chorus, Armistice Day Program, 9A, If I Were King, Boys' Glee Club, 7. 8, 9, Double Sextette, 7 8 , ...,.........,......,.......,.....,.,...,,,,,,,.., Orchestra Leader .......Student Council Alternate Repre- sentative, President of Homeroom, 7, Student Council Representative, 8, Director of Boys' Athletics for Student Council, President of Fasces Club, Torch Club, 9, Fasces Club, 7, 8, Homeroom Basketball Team, 7, 8, 9, President of Home- room, 7, 9, Basketball Team, 7, 8, 9, Baseball Team, 8. 9 .............. Mechanical Engineer Rhoda Wilson ................ ....... C More Club ................. ..........,.......... Ruth Wilson ,..,............ ............ 0 rchestra, 7, 8, 9, Girls' Glee Club, 9..Nurse Flora Winegardnerm.. ............ Poetry Club, Parliamentary Club, Marvel Wingo ........ Dancing Club, Sunshine Club, 8, Art Club, Lost and Found. 9 ........ Teacher ,......Lost and Found Clerk,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,Home Economics Teacher Leland Winters ......... ....... P arliamentary Club, 7, Kodak Club, Eunice Woltz ....... Warren Woltz ........ Jack Yankee ....... 8, Art Club, A Christmas Carol, If I Were King, 9 ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Aviator .......Sc1-apbook Club, Hansel and Gre- tal, Batball Team, 7, Hall Mon- itor, 8, H. M. S. Pinafox-e Chorus: Assistant in Caferteria. 9 Stenographer Hall Monitor, 8, Chess Club, 9 .......... Aviator l:l:lBenjamin Franklin Club, Student Council, Chess Club, S. I. B., President of H. R., 8, Hall Moni- tor, Birth of a Nation's Flag, A Christmas Carol, Three Mill Levy Speaker, Social Activity Staff, H. R. Basketball Team, T. I. C., Traffic Court, Purple Mask Club, Echo Club, If I Were King, 9 .......................................... Song Composer STYLES On fhe first of May of ihis year, There was a. style parade, At Ind mzola Jasnior High, Of dresses the girls had made. Slyfes quaint and styles new, Of all designs and sizes, Some were red, greevz, or blue, And there were some that sur- prised us. Some had a pocket here and there, A-nd some had a pretty bow, But the thing that is surprising is, They were 'made by girls learn-ing to sew. -Betty Major, 8A I i 2 4 , 1 H. M. S. PINAFORE H. M. S. Pinafore-Ah. 'Twas a grand musical comedy that only the genius of Gilbert and Sullivan could create by their excellent team- work, Now read on! Due to the fact that Gilbert and Sullivan decided never to publish the orchestrations because they had no copyright protection, they put them in a vault in a London bank ftheir present locationl. Thus, many times the orchestrations used in the operas were very shoddy and shabby. They were not the real thing. Recently, the D'Oyle Carte Company came to New York City and gave several of Gilbert and Sullivan's operas. This company had hand-written copies of the scores, taken from the vault manuscripts. They presented The Mikado, Ruddigore, The Yoeman of the Guard, Pi-nafore, The Govwloliers, and others exactly as they were originally produced. In this way the Gilbert and Sullivan operas have been re-born and an increased interest in them is rapidly sweeping the country. No longer will the public put up with the shoddy orchestra- tions. They want the Gilbert and Sullivan musical comedies presented as in the Savoy Theatre days where the operas were produced in Gilbert and Sullivan's own time. Now to continue with my story. Indianola Junior High is not content to present any show unless it is one of the very best. Con- sequently-Hi M. S. Pinafore, one of Gilbert and Sullivan's most suc- cessful creations, was chosen by Miss Ross and her music department. This operetta was presented with a true Gilbert and Sullivan air- a light, breezy, and delicate musical comedy that was not only refresh- ing, but very amusing. X This operetta' sometimes called The Lass Who Loved a Sailor, is a typical Shiver-my-timbers yarn of the sea and tars of the British Navy. It also pokes fun at the British method of appointing a civilian as ruler of the Queen's Navie, who has worked up to this position by washing windows, cleaning floors, and polishing up the handle on the big front door. Now, last but not least, we must give our most excellent cast a big hand. On the opposite page are pictures of the participants in their costumes. In the portholes are snaps of the girls who were in the Sister's, Cousin's, and Aunt's Chorus-oh! They were saucy maidens -those girls who chimed in with We are his sisters, and his cousins, and his aunts, to Beecher Thornton's queries. By the way, Beecher Thornton was cast as the high and mighty admiral, Sir Joseph Porter. K. C. B.g Janice Merrill. the Indianola Catbird QI read recently that the catbircl was way ahead of the Nightingale as far as song was concernedj received the part of Josephine, the Captain's daughter. and one side of the love interest in the operetta. while Byron Corbin filled the role of Captain Corcoran. Doris Toothaker made a tremendous hit as Butter- cup and Willis Wardlow, the sailor, was the other side .of the love affair. He is seen on the upper deck with the most charming villain, Dick Deadeye, better known as Bob Starbuck, and on the main deck Captain Corcoran and Littlel Buttercup are having a tete-a-tete. In the lower picture a snap of the whole group is seen. It was snapped by Miss Kyle, the Indianola photographer. after the performance. -Judith Zemer. 1 4 F ' Hi? ll Were King May twenty-fourth and all is still, The minds of our audience with beauty we fill, As gracious Katherine, The Rose of the play, CJanice Merrill has her part to sayb Comes on the stage all hearts to hold Leading Francois that Jack Yankee bold. Ah! That King, a dream, a star, Bill Livingston does that part without mar Tristan L' Hermite, that valet sleek, Is played by Corbin, that nine A so meekf?J Dan Hixenbaugh, witty and dramatically sublime, Does his part in 4-4 time, Noel Le J olys needs no introduction, He's Bob Watts in this production. Tears and joy, beauty and hate, Seal Huguette's terrible fate, Doris Toothaker by Thibaut is slain, Floyd Nixon, the villian, the cause of her pain. Gracious, kindly Mother Villion By Anna Jane Bierstedt, fair as the dawn, And the sly queen, full of deceit, Portrayed by Miss Hanger, can't be beat. The rest of the cast We laud and praise High in dramatics we hope they'll raise From queen to rogue, they did their part, With eloquent gesture, right from the start. To Miss Ross and Company goes some laud Also the orchestra we do applaud, To Miss Kilbourne, our witty teacher-friend, The cast of the play with low bows bend. The Masque Shoppe clothed them from head to toes And they looked grand enough, Heaven knows, We thank our parents, our friends and such, For their kind help contributed much. -CAROL LEE SITTLER, SA. I Himdliaimolla Day One of the most beautiful and impressive occasions of the school year is Indianola Day which occurs every spring. The crowning of Indianola's May Queen and the pageant for her pleasure take place in the beautiful hollow at the east end of the school grounds. A pro- cessional including' the queen and her court, and the dances begin the ceremony. The queen is crowned by either a Hower girl or one of her attendants. This act signifies that this girl has been chosen by the student body of Indianola as the most representative 9-A girl. This year the queen and her court consisted of Anna Jane Bier- stedt, Jane Ann DeLong, Janice Rosalind Merrill, Eleanor Jeanne Tracy, and Mary Virginia White. After the crowning of the queen, came the dances. One of the most lovely was a solo scarf dance given by Arwilla Crawford. As you remember, this dance was used as a special feature in the class play. But-did you know that the dance was not only supervised but created by Miss Schmidt? Among the other dances which were supervised by Miss Schmidt, were the Balloon Dance, Dixie Dance, Maypole Dance, and the Highland Fling. When the outdoor procedures were over, the spectators returned to the building to view the exhibits. patronize the sales and movies, and to dance in the cafeteria. Thus ended the most significant and the most anticipated event of the whole year. It was, I believe, a bit sad for the 9-A's because it marked their exit from Indianola-an exit by no means happy. Al- though we have great aspirations and ambitions for the future, we shall always look back on Indianola as the treasure-house of our hap- piest memories. -Helen Louise Jenkins, 9-A. a 1 I 1 I J INDIANS DBFIEATED 5-2 A KFranklin administered the first defeat of the season to Indianola by the score of 6 to 2. In the first inning Reedy of Franklin with two men on, hit the first ball pitched over the left field fence, but fate intervened and the ball curved foul. In the last of the seventh Indianola had the bases loaded with but o'ne out. It ended with two more strikeouts credited to the Franklin pitcher, thus ending the ball game. I...- Paul Elleman who plays shortstop for In- dianola was out of the last two games due to an infected thumb. Indianola placed third in the city-wide gym meet with Pilgrim and Crestview fin- ishing ahead. ' 1, Indianola was victorious over Champion in the first game of the season, handing them a 14 to 2 setback. Brown, pitcher for Indianola, was in rare form allowing three scattered hits and strik- ing out 7 batters, Williams, rival pitcher, sent 9 men back to the bench via the strike out route but walked 8 batters to Brown's four. Another feature of the game was the hitting of Paul Elleman, stellar short stop who hit the pellet for a triple, double and two singles in five times at bat. A box score of the game follows: Indianola. Player AB. R. H. Merritt ..... ....... 4 3 2 Wilson ....... ....... 4 2 1 Elleman ..... ....... 5 4 4 Walker ..... ....... 4 3 1 Clifford- ....... ....... 2 2 1 Phipps ....... ....... ....... 3 0 0 Paxton ....... .,.,......... ....... 5 0 2 Owen ..... - ........ ....... 3 0 0 Brown .......,.. ....... 4 0 1 Pritchard ...... ....... 0 0 0 Herd ........... ....... 1 0 0 Total ......... Q ..................... ......, 3 4 14 12 Champion. Player AB. R. H. Hendrick ...... ............... ....... 4 - 1 0 Sarckwell .... ....... 4 0 2 Davis ............ ...,.,. 3 0 0 Mattison ......... ..L .... 3 0 0 Richardson ..... ....... 3 0 0 Benton .......... ..,,,.. 3 0 0 Carter ...... P 0 0 Wilson .... ,.. ,.,,,,, 3 0 0 Williams ...... .....,,.,, 3 1 1 Total ...... ....... 2 9 2 3 INDIANS DEFEAT MOUND Indianola defeated 'Moundby the score of 12 to 10. This .was a free walking game as each pitcher issued 11, free trips to first which figured greatly in the scoring. Jim- my -Wilson, catcher for Indianola, led both teams in hitting by getting 3 singles out oflfour trips to the plate. Editor's Note: Although baseball is played, today. by practically every red blooded boy in Amer- ica, very few of its participants know any- thing of its origin. It is for the purpose of acquainting our .readers with the interesting history of our national sport that this ar- ticle is printed. Q The origin, of. baseball is generally cred- ited to one ofhtwo sources. Number one is a game of : rounders , played by our col- onial forefathers. -Source number two is a certain Abner Doubleday who in 1839 formedvthe .first rules. The-first' town ball club to be organized was the Olympic Town Ball Club of Phila- delphia organized ini 1833. However -this team played a game which little resembled our scientific game of today.. Clubs of New York and Brooklyn, who played in 1843, are considered to have met in the first matches between organized teams. These teams played with a ball much larger than the modern one and the pitchers pitched with an underhand move- ment. In spite of the fact that baseball or at least versions of it, had been played for many years, it was not until after the Civil War that the game really became popular. During this war the game was taught to thous-ands of boy soldiers, who played dur- ing their leisurei time. In this way' baseball was introduced to many communities all over the country. The old Cincinnati Red Stockings were the first team to have a complete profes- sional roster. The team was organized in 1868. Eight years later the National League came into existence with a club membership of eight teams. In 1882 the American Association was formed and these leagues were rivals for many years. It was not until 1900, however, that the present big leagues, the American, and Na- tional, were placed on their present basis. Since the existence of baseball it has spread considerably. It is played in Can- ada, Cuba andwas introduced in the Phil- ippines by William H. Taft. Several South American cities have teams and since the world tour of baseball stars the game is very popular in Japan. It has been predicted, that barring swim- ming. it will probably become the world's most extensively played game. T0 OUR PHOTOGRAPHER We wish to express our appreciation to Miss Kyle, who has given up much of her valuable time to accommodate the Echo in taking pictures of various activities of the school. The different snaps she has taken for numerous Echoesphave served to make them more attractive and enjoyable. We thank you, Miss Kyle, for your splendid work. Miss Abernethy mounted the pages of snaps and the Echo Staff appreciates her kindness and artistic work. Mr. Parkinson saw to the mounting of the 9A pictures and the 9A's thank him for his help in forwarding their little memory book. SPEAKERS FOR G. A. R. Bill Livingston and Janice Merrill, In- our dianola graduates, will represent school at a G. A. R. convention on the afternoon of June 15. Bill will speak o.n The Public Schools and Patriotism, the meeting being of a patriotic nature. Citizenship and the Schools will be Janice's topic. For the services of these pupils the school will receive a beautiful silk Amer- ican flag. QContinued from page 225 NAME ACTIVITIES AMBITION Loma Yeamans ........ ........ P oetry Clubg Parliamentary Club .... Newspaper Reporter Catherine Young ....... ....... 1-I ousehold Arts Club, 7 ...................... Stenographer Judith Zemer ............ ........ E cha Staff, 95 Purple Mask, 9g Mon- itor, 95 Director of Clubs, 95 Basketball Captain, 9 ................,... Doctor Carl Zipf .... ........ B en Franklin Club, 85 Printing Staff g Stage Crewg Chess Club, 9 .....,...... Printer STUDENT GOVERNMENT During this semester all of the. Student Leadership Activities have greatly improved in efficiency and organization. Below is a summary of what the different groups have initiated and accomplished. . This semester Indianola Student Council has enjoyed one of its most active years since its organization in 1926 at the old building. The paper sale, which poured about S71 into the coffers of the school, was originated and sponsored by the Council. Generous awards were given to spur the pupils to bring large amounts of paper. Earlier in the year a committee, appointed by the president, sold candy and popcorn- balls at the basketball games and the va- rious evening performances. Lately the Council has been contemplat- ing, accepting and approving a constitution which is a revision of the original. V The Council has been exceedingly fortu- nate in having such capable oiiicers as Anna Jane Bierstedt, Richard Ridgely and Helen Jenkins, who hold the positions of president, vice-president and secretary, respe:tively. A plan of stamping all articles handed in has been adopted by the Lost and Found Department. When the stamp appears twice in the same book the owner is ques- tioned and sometimes punished for careless- ness. Thus this system greatly reduces the number of lost articles. The School Beautiful Club. an activity comparatively new at Indianola, has greatly improved its organization over that of its first year. By means of charts, posted by the members of this club for their respective homeroom. the pupils are constantly re- minded to be more careful in the depositing of waste paper. The Hall Monitors, this year, have done a fine service to the school in aiding in the suppression of noise. This group has as its student leader Stephen Bailey. They meet every second Monday. Our all 9A governing group , the Traffic Commission, has been doing its duty this semester during the lunch periods and in the halls between classes. This is one of the smallest groups of pupils ever holding this position. Lewis Rankin is the director of the Traffic Commission, assisted by Bill Livingston and Janice Merrill. Meetings held every Tuesday. The Student Court. Bill Livingston and his assistants, have been most faithful. This is one of the finest courts that Indianola has ever had. This group has done much for the maintenance of order, trying and punishing those not abiding withirrhe law All those who have appeared before the court have been dealt with fairly. Evelyn Fay Keller, who won the S. A. R. Essay Contest for the 8A girls, won a name for herself and brought honor to Indian- ola by winning the city-wide championship. The award is a bronze medal presented by the Sons of the American Revolution. Alwen Wallace was the 8A boy winner at Indian- ola. Evelyn's essay follows: TO SECURE THE BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY Congress shall make no law establishing religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof 3 or abridging the freedom of speech or of the pressg or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for redress of grievances. The colonies, under the rule of England, were denied all of the above privileges. This new government by the people pro- posed to make sure that all these rights should belong to people then living and to their posterity. Therefore, they incorpo- rated them into the Constitution of the United States in the so-called Bill of Rights which guarantees to each and every one of us the right to freedom of worship and permits us to. discuss in open meeting the affairs of the government, criticising those public officials whom we feel are in error. The freedom of the press also comes un- der this clause of the Constitution. It al lows newspaper and magazine editors and other citizens to publish discussions of all subjects bearing upon our government. The influence of the press in molding public opinion was illustrated during the admin- istration of President Wilson. He greatly favored the United States' entry into the League of Nations but the press through- out the country so strongly opposed this, that Congress was infiuenced to decide against our entry. At the present time, certain phases of the New Deal are finding great disfavor with the press and with the general public. These phases are being dis- cussed- over the radio and in the press, and in the near future no doubt, the Recovery Program will undergo certain changes. With many European countries under dic- tators who do not hesitate to destroy any citizen who raises his voice against their rule,-we are indeed grateful to the Fath- ers of our Constitution for including in the Preamble, the clause, To secure the Bles- sings of Liberty, which makes it possible for us to have a truly democratic form of government. I A , W CHARLES l-I. EC-ELI-IOFF President and General Manager THE EGELHOFF STUDIOS lnterior Decorators I East Broad Street Columbus, Adams 1957 Compliments of Dr. Fred C. Kampfer For Power and Beauty Dentist ISZZL N. 4th St. Compliments of Schrcicks Photo Studio ll3 N. High Sl. Photographs of Every Description Drink Milk The Columbus Milk Council School Supplies Candies Cohagen's Pharmacy Cor. 16th Ave. and N. 41h St. Drugs Ice Cream GRADUATION SPECIAL School-GSH Permnnent Complete ..... ..S2.50 Hot-Oil Shampoo and Finger Wave ..... 5.75 Primrose Beauty Shoppe 2 ISO N. High St. Un. 44l 7 fAfter 7:00 appointments only, C-REEN'S SUNOCO SERVICE 2106 Neil Ave. just North of the Campus With Very Best 'v'v'il.rel C. W. BUSH CANDY CO. 235 W THIRD AVE. UN. 8543 . New And Used , SCHOOL BOOKS Bought And Sold LONCBS BOOK STORE .xt-p W . Reservation for YOUNG'S PHARMACY SPCCW Paffies 236l N. High St. UN 0-Ml UN 0618 The New Wellington 8 Sixteenth Ave. Excellent Food UN. 0688 GOLD Thafs gold in Ilzem that upper left-hand dresser drawers. Dzg rt out and bring il to your family jeweler- BASCOM BROS. ,. l2E.llthAve. Gel full value out of it. Hove some- thing made of it--the ring or pin that you have been wanting for a long time. Costumes Furnished For If I Were King by The Masque Shoppe 29 W. 3 rd. Ave. LetUs Costume Your Production Un. 2452 PHILLIPS AND BROOKE Barber Shop 2l6l N. High St. Next to Alhambra Theater THE 0 I I I 4 GENERAL LAUNDRY CO. PPESCRIPTIDN EXPEPT5 ' ' L d d D Cl ' 11th Ave. and North 4th St. mm ry an ry eamng ' Un. 3311 c Un. use I W Phone Abams 8105 8106 COIl'lpliIIlCl'lIS Wm. Larimore 8: Co. of WHOLESALE Varsity Drug Co. 16th Ave. and High St. Fruits Produce 131 Edit 'fdvfii Street Columbus, Ohio .A G W ll L F 2 1 -' ffl, K Sli. n V lf: XV -Z 5?i'....QM5 KRAI-'I' I Millions Prefer it lo Mayonnaise THE QROWNEL SONS CO. Disiribulors Compliments of M. C. Ackerman INDIANOLA FLORISTS HILLS' FLOWERS WALnut 1049 441 17th AVE. Greenhouses: One Square East of Fourth St. We solicit your Floral Orders for any occasion Get BURTONIZEDL The Most Improved Method of Dry Cleaning Burton Dry Cleaners L i Summit 3: Oakland La. 4829 THE QUAD TYPESETTING CO. Unexcelled Composing Room 1524 N. 4th si. 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