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Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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L L .hnnz ..:..',.:',,,::'.,. . ..,.,.. : ..,:5:, 1 ..., . x , lin jllllemoriam Q ilafayette lost one of its most highly resperteo ano tnelblilzeo ritigens tnhen illilr. any QE. Qivooohart passeo away. Ztae mas a prominent man in srhool affairs of this rity ano for this reason the loss is felt greatly. Qs the ibresioent of the bthool Zlioaro, he mas hery surressful, ano he has sertieo on this lioaro for three years. Jforemost in his mino mas the tnelfare of the city, ano especially the oehelopment of the schools. Ztae passeo to his eternal rest Qpril 26, 1926 0 iiii i 'M .zg5g'ggg:1ji.g .-..:.-f--: Q .'jg3-,5 3gif::g:. .-.... 1 :'ij 'g f'. 1mgiff g '.': ig.-. :- 11253 312-1 '---- ---. L 'fIfQ',',If.'f' - Iil: ', '-- , - ::-- f 1 hfif ii ilx Pzxgc 11 .+.', fx'll'lflOflfl S D' 0. 9111031 On looking liaick upon tht- yczu'S .-Xt blcrl tlizit wt- lizixr wpunt VKX-'iw lioliling llcru' :ill mcmorics UT' wlizit tlitwt- it-airs liziu' mczint. For wlicn :it lirwt wc cxunu to .M llrt-ps four yt-urs zigo lvc clinlnlt gut :ilong so wt-ll, lfor litrlt- tlitl we know. .-Xncl tlicn :is cocky' Sopliomorus UI' clziimctl wc knew it all, And sorely gripccl the Scniors By using tht-ir Front Hull. -Xml tlivn tlit-rc Cziniu ulll' Junior yczu' .-Xml grunt thu prospt-cts sccrncd .Xml tlizit wt-'cl soon lic Scniors XVQ liopccl :incl prziyccl :incl clrczimccl So now that wc :irc Seniors Looliing buck upon tlic pzist VVc find wc mntlu thc uphill grade .-Xml that wt-'rc through :it last. So stop :incl liutcn Io tlicsc words From ont- wlio's going out, .Xltliougli tliu going sure is lizuxl ltls Wol'tl1 it, llL'YL'I' clolllit. , un.....gsmn.,.,..wsm5.., fox ..mmu,.m-isQm,.,,....mm... lfir ll if' iw-w' are 1. 1 nf..1l , , Jlurjx' Louise Camel iigmaamzg53.2.-:.::i:3,-3:+.'.:..-..-..i..1.3.3,-5.::g.:::... .::5.g::g-zgxun.::,.?::::-,:,:5.3:.......Q.':::::1g:g::::.-35.:1.:::,,z,3,g..?-.:.'..sw--,.g:-wa:-:L,,-gig.-I-, I J! 55g?.'.E': . , .- . - ' . .r .r 1 :::1i:-- 'g:2 1 . ' , 5' . ' - ' - 4 ,-gf.--.-ig.. ::.::: - .1 . :j.:,E..-.:.:,:.1 -11.15, . 9 ' 1 - : . ' l I I Y .,, 1 1 , . ' 6 5 , . , - , ,v v , Q :g:jI:Z:g.' , ' ' -v . nj- I I. , -:I:2:11:i zlztzilziz- - -. ' ' , f' . ' ' IgJgq'J::5 :7:J:2L:5:' ' ' 1 ' ' R. VV. EARN ET1' hflr. E. VV. Arnett has for the past three ye:u's heen a successful principal of bletlfersmi High Schnnl. His vital interest in the hetterment of the school, anal his willing- ness to help account fur much of his success. The stuclents have founnl in him 21 cnpzihlc :incl efficient execu- tive, striving to keep up the stzimlnnl of the institution. lVl1'. Arnett hzis won the zulmirzition and respect of I1 student hotly which is grateful for the many things he has clone tnwzirmls cleveluping the school. f ..t::: ----:f:-- glgg giizzgi. .-.t. ' - - - Q :- S IZf3f 2::.1.. me Qzmrftmi' 7 1 j I 'liigl'-HYIP., J., . N .-X. L. ll1uu1,m' Xlr. xl. lf. Higlmlvy, Nupcrintcmlcnt of I,lll'!lfL'IIk' wlmuls, plays :ln llllpllllllllf part Ill thu wlmfml lltu :xml IH thl- Vllllfiltlllll ul thu iIlIllk'IlIN. Hu cxpurwncc 11ml zlhll- itxf :uw ll luulw, nmku him :ln cxcullunt mzm fm' thu l'k'NplYl1xIlTlL' p mtum wlnclm hc lmlllx. llix lmznl mppmt ul- :ull sclwul znctivitics :xml his hczlrtv x'4mIn'l'1lIl1vll Ill'L' Ql'k'JlIll :lppl'L'Cl:lIL'cl lil rlu- Ntllxlcllt lvuklj' Ill- .lL'f'l-L'l'w1l1 Sfllmvl. , ' -1'-Www 1 ' lm'-l1,A.' Mm' Iooffn Ill 4:41 , , I . . 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Vit-t--Pi-t-sitlt-nt .Xian iti Si i i I 1 St-t-rt-ttu-yt . . :Xxx l'Nf.i-it St-t-rt-tai-y i jxxi- Q'XI,I.l-HX T1't-asurt-1' FRXNCI9 RIr.f.s ,Ill'L'LlSlll'L'I' Rum-'Rl l'llXNIlI.lP As a whulu :mtl intliyitlually, tht- t-lass of 320 has tlunc t-xcct-tlingly wt-ll. .-Xlung all lint-s such as Drzunatics, Sucit-ty, .-Xthlt-tics, Ui'atw1'y :intl Dt-hatt-, Litt-r:u'y wurks, such as tht .It-if Btuustt-1' :intl Nautilus, Art, Cluhs, antl O1'g:uii1:1tituis, tht-y hayt- t-Xccllt-tlg at lt-asc cqualling, wc hclit-yt-, tht- achit-yt-ments uf any utht-1' class. ln Dramatics thcrt- was the St-niur Play, which was an twt-rw'lit-liniiig succt-ss. 'llhc cast was well suitetl tu tht- parts antl tillttl tht-in in a top-nutch fasliiun. llxt-ryfuic who saw it, agrt-t-s that tht-rc was grcat tlramatic ahility tlisplayt-tl hy tht- mt-mht-rs uf thc cast. Tutu, tht-rc was an all-mt-n's i't-x'ut- giyt-n for Sunitu' Ctmy'ut':1titiii. 'l'ht- fclluws uuttlitl thcmsclvt-s in thcir t-tlurts to put tht- play acmss. Also many St-niors niatlt- WI'hc l'luullS ltiamlicl' :intl Wllht- Hgiiitl-lititistt-1' Vautlt-x illcl' thc huge succt-sst-s that they wt-rc. In Athletics, Burnt-tt lt-tl his Fighting limiiclitis tliruugh a tuugh st-asun, with all tht utltls against them, antl nothing in thcir fayur, hut lighting to tht- last gun, t-yt-n thuugh all thcy mct was tlisctruragt-mt-nt. Dykhuizt-n lt-tl tht- haskt-thall tt-ani tu yic- ttmry after y'ictury, making an t-ntircly succt-ssful scasun ut' it. Kimht-rlin has starrt-tl in Q1'atm'y :intl Dt-hatc with his uratiun on tht- Cunstitutiun, winning first place in thrcc tlilft-rt-nt cuntt-sts, antl thc :1pp1'm'al ut' tht- stutlt-nts hy presenting it at comwmczitiun. The Dehatt- 'llt-am, ctiinptist-tl of St-niurs, shuwt-tl its worth antl ahility in its gutitl shtiwing against uthci' schuuls. Thu Sunshine Sucit-ty, untlci' tht- tlircctitin of lit-rnicc Baugh, can nut ht- ux't-1'- praist-tl for the inannt-1' in which tht-y havt- ext-cutt-tl tht-ir wurk uf chasing truuhlt- antl gltmmn. This is only hitting tht- high points of what this yt-a1 s St-nitu' class has tlunt- in . 5 g . actiyitit-s at .lcllt-rstm. Huwt-vcr, it is quitt- t-yitlt-nt that tht- mt-inht-ts hay t- niatlt- a w'tu1tlci'ft1l start in lift-, antl hayt- tht- ahility' to inakt- tht-ir uaint-s kntlwn tlumughtlut the wutltl. YVC trust that tht-y will ht- as succt-ssful as tht- mt-inht-rs ut. lt-ills utht-1' grgitluatiiig classt-s have shown tht-mst-lvt-s Um ht-. Stub, QW-ww-' . ...:.mmn,,.....wm.. ,,,,,5m,,L Horn Rit'ff .,, 5,,,A-,-t1,,7,l:'y. 1 I P1 t 1.g2 f,1 :Qi .:,1,..-. .1:1 -.1.1Q2f1-1'f R1 1'11 4111111 IN Ro111.R'1' K1x1111111.1x .N',0o1'1 11111 11111'1 ', lf111. .-' Rmb 11fl riqfn, :I g0o.floo,l'111q 1101, 1111.1 11 i'1'1'w1' goo! 1151017 II11' l11f1'f0o111' 1'111,1g1'11ll J11-1' 11111 1111q1'1f, Hllf 011111115 ,f1'1'111,v to fn' f11f 11111111 f111'l01'. 91111wl1l111' Ssvrlcty 1, 2, 3, 4, C111111111-1'1'141l flulm 4, Sl'lllOl' Play 4, Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4, l'rcfi1lc11t 4, C111-1-l'l11lw 2, 3, l11ru1'1'l.1f: Bg1bk1'rl111ll 1, 2, 3. D1-lwgm' 4, fjl'QlNll'5' 3, 4, .h5111'1:1tc Iinlirm' Nauti- XY11.1.1xx1 licmklx 1111 4- UW O. f'.l7',-A 1:1111-l1l1'1'.f, '1i,f 11-1111, Slum' I.111'1s1 lfxssl 1. xl11.l M111 5111 M .-' 5011111 1!1'11o1g1'11f171'1', loo. H1'1' 'I'r'l',l' f1'0-IL'Ilf 111'1' f11i1'1'1' fur 01111111-'1'1'1.1l L'l11l1 3, 4, CII1-1' L'l11l1 4, D.11l1ly-L1111g- 771.111 f111if1',f of olf11'11f 111111.f1'11.f 111'1'. Lvgl' 3, S1111sl1i111' Sm'11'ry 1, 2, 3, 4, iilcc flulm 1, 1, 33 'UN,,,Ml DWI, liomtux' Stall 3, 4, SL'l'll0I' S1x'c:1tc1' Co111111ittcc 4, lf,.ju1,,, ,,1,U,,.,,',,f' ,WJ j,0,,,m.' 511.141 'II P1-p R1-xuu 2, B11111l-limuftvl' X'Llll4lk'YlllL' 3, 4. S111f1 :1'o1'.f.f .1'11f11'1l11' our l.'o111111 . RLH51 I. L-XIRY Girl? 1X1lxi-1114 L'111111ril 3, 4, l'1'1'-i1lv11r l'A111'c11sl1' H1155 if 1111 111f1l1'l1' of IIO 11151111 ,fkill l'l11l1 4, 'll1'v.1N111'1-1' Girl! .X1lxiN111'y C'1111111'1l 4, Glu' Hr' 111':'1'1' .f1'1'111,f to 011-tw' X115 fill. l'l11l1 1, 2, S1'1'1'1-tq11'j.' L.1ti11 Clulr 2. I11t1'1'1'l:1ss Fcmutlmll 1, 2, 33 Varsity Footlmll 4, Var- IXLK Rm ,bum I- sity liznkvrlnlll 1, 2, 3, 'I'1'41i11v1' of ,1Xtl1l1'ti1' 'TCIIIHS 1.'0,.,1,,- fm, q,..j,1, ,fn MQ lim. 4, Bllllkl-Bililbttl' V41111lcx'illc 3, 4. YVU1' 111.11.l1'11.f 11ll .fo f-1111: 3l.XRY UIQILI XX'.X'iASON l11t1'1'1'l.1w l3.1Nl-11-tlmll 2, 3, l1111'1'1'l.1Nf l3.1wl1.1ll 1, 2, 1,1151 t1 1' 1111.1 .v1'1' if 1011 1'1111 .l.l'OiL'1l, l11t1'1'1'l.1u l'.41t1fl1i1ll 3, 4, li.1111l-limwr1'1' Xv1llIKll'X'lllk' 4, Il'h1'11 N111 10111111 l11.i,1' ix 111'01111.f. Yznrxiry link'-rl1g1ll 4, l11t1-1'14l:1w 'l'1'.11k 1, x'l1'L'-PI'i'S- Girls' .lclvismmry C'1111111'il, Nautilus Staff 4, Nluaigjirl 11l1'11t .Xrl1l1-111' .Xw11'i41ti1111 4, V.11'w1ty 'I-l'ill'l'i lg Ur- R1-1111- 1, I71'1'111'l1 C'l11l1 23 811.141 '11 IYUP Ruvuc 23 1l11wtr.1 1, 2, l f11'1'11Niv cllllli 4. Lou' Pirntcs 2, Glu' Club 1. W -' ----'f -.... , .. .,.,, .,.,... .1.- . ..:f1:Qfff1'f:fff 1': If-'.::111Qfl'f' ' ' TM' l'11q11l1o111f 'I'1'111l The Ll'i'66 mfr' 2-I .-.-. -ffz -:-- ,.:. l I L at 'Mei' we HhIzBER'r PARKER His olvjeet if ,vtlzily will fame, llfe think of art QLJIEII ace lzear hir mime. Orchestra 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Once in lVIOon 3. Q1 Blue MARIE MARTIN ritz eye for tlze barket has Sweet lVIarie , Sl1e'.I our star forward, tio1z't you ree? Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 33 lnterclass Basketball 2, 33 Captain Girls' Varsity Basketball 4. MARONIA Sr. JOHN Let Fate Ilo lier Qeorrt, there are relief of joy, Bright .lreumr of the part qvlzirli she cannot r1E.flI'0'l'.H Art Editor of Booster 2, 3, 4. LOIS ACKI'IRNIAN Lair flukermaiz from elsewhere fame, Tlzat qee're to lore lier sure if iz xllame. Sunshine Society 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Council 43 Crawforsdville Debate 4, Forensic Club 43 Con- stitutional Oration 4. T DoIzO'rHm LAMCOOL Size likes Ll good time, ami yotfll all agree, That lungliiug ir lier ypecialty. Freslinian Girls' Glee Club Ig Snap 'II Pep Revue 2, Senior Ring Coininittee 43 Senior Play 43 Tennis 2, 33 Love Pirates 23 Le Cercle Francais Z3 lVIusi- girl Revue I3 Booster 4. JOHN KL'R'I'Z .lolntlf ullief izzterestr ure not in J. H. S., But in llir ,vellool ajifuirx !1e'.r itlaeayr at lzif lrext. Booster Reporter 4, lnterclass Baseball I, 23 lnter- class Football 1, 2, 3, lnterclass Basketball 2, Presi- dent Senior Class 4, Senior Convoegition 4, Forensic Club 4. LOUISE lVlliISIiR Sometimes :ee Qeofnler if flie liar 11 voice, But to be quiet, it reemr, is her choice. Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4. VICTOR JOIINSON Full of pep to tlie 'litlz Ilegree, I-If our yell len.1't'r, !n r tlie l1ee'r hire . Yell Leader 4, Forensic Club, lnterclgiss Baseball 2, 33 lnterelass Football 2, Senior Dance CoIIIIIIit- tee 4, Senior COllYOC1lfl0l1 Coininittee 4. .':' : ..m ....nmm. nl N ,nlu..C..wIlh.....,sasm.. .' Trimmed in Scarlet .,... Re.: ' l 0QL'lt'1' Page 25 1 1 I V av Nlnnwmx C'1'1,1'1 1, .-X1'x1,1x1 S'l'XL'l-gl-l 1, Lil-1' lhzmou lo l'l1'll1i11.-' 11 fl'lt'lI.f for all lilur, Sin' fo,f,f1'.f.frs ilu' kiml of fllzfk If .Tlorlou lo Rolvfrf, :1'r'll lv! Mllf flu' timr. Tfnll if QL'01'lfl lolf mort' 101111 lmlk. 11111-1'1'l:1v Bllxtlklll 1, 23 I11t1'1'1'l11aa Fm1tl141ll 1, 1, 33 511115l1i11c Suvivry 1, 1, 3, 45 Girls' .-X1lx1m1'y Coun- I11r-'1'1'l41aN B.1xkctl1.1ll 1. cil 3, 4, L:11i11 flulw. 1 FR.-xxus R1c.f,s IFRXM i 5 H' NWN A l l r'1l111Ai.1' if lln' fizliqfoflg 1'l111111p l4f'l f ff - -1'0 H fl 1ff'f'f ' Url 3 Uf lo.11l farm' 1u1.l uolwla xmmf. -H '90 I' 1','f ','-1' jfrnmg ff -'4 -fH 'f.- 1 ,Iil'k'1lNlll'k'I' l411111:11'x' Svnior Claw, I11tc1'1'l41ss Baseball cllrlc -XflU5 r5' L f 'lI. 31 .453 N'l 'll'x N45 49 1, 1, 3, 4, V:11'si1v Fuorlwull 4, I11tc1'cl:1ss Football lkrvmnh Q lull 3' 'H N'HNhIm' Nnkldy 2' 3' 4' li Suniur C'1111xm'41'tiu11 43 Hi-Y flulm :1 31 43 Vice' . , PI'L'r1llCI1Y . l,1u1u.1 Xx'1'11c1z11u: Q 4, 11.11141 xml P11141 Aux ll11f1.l-'omr firorQ1 , in lbw ,llflfa 14.111113 3 , h 3 lll.O:. f,LA , M In AI ',ik,h..U. of ,,'lHm.. llor1'f11'r 1.1 11l:1'11-111 S'u11l111' Yv!lI'0llAQ!lUg l11I1'I'1'l.1w l'l1111Il1.1H I, 3, 3, ,Lg ll1T1'l's'l11v BJ vhxlll IQ h 'CAKE fffxlufvlf' 'NIJ goo!-Ha,'H'fv'l' Koo' l11I1:1'1'l.1w link,-tl1.1ll I3 V411':1ty B.1xkctl1.1ll :, 33 Nlmhlm' N l 'y '1 31 31 4,3 Ldtm Klub lv 11 Glvc yluxity. Bnwlmll 3' M NNI, -H PHI, Rum. is L lub 1, 5, l34111cl-Buustc1' Xnllch-x'1llc 3. Yim1Nrv1' Staff 1, lg P11-Ninlvllr -I11111111'K'l.1w 3. UURUUN GRUVUI 6Eor.lou'.1 1111 .ill-11ron11.l goal 550111, Y1 xxx KI,lJ11,1, HQ' mn' :sill wixs jlzlflilf Aim abonl. .N1l'.'- mil.l, 11' -fn' -.4,'1,-fits, l11ru1'1'l.1w 13.1,-'l1.1ll 1, 2, 3, 43 I11tcrcl.us Fmmtlmll 1, ll-11 ,711 Luz' 1gr1.1.'r1f 1l1.u'm lin. :, 3, l11tv1'1'l.1-s B.1fkctl1.1ll 33 Hmm,-r Staff 4, Naur- N1111J1S11f- 5INif'lf 1, 1, 3, 1, U1 '--' flulw 1, 1, Girls' 1111- 3, l'1',-5111,-111 .Xrlmll-rig .Xssm'1g1t11111 4, Bgmd- .X1Ix1-UV? Kllllllllll 4, I'xI'n'l11l1 lillllv 51'm'l'1'!.lI'f' 4. Brmsrffl' Y.lll4la'X1lln' 3, 4. Q . ..... ,.-'.. '-. .-,'.,.,. -':. ...I ..,' 'I'f?, CQo!.1' lliqqrz'- I'f.u'l Iifrsgrr fill., Alrlfldll A,c'HINlFI' l':nf1' 110 fini? f. 3 1 Enwa RD DY K 11 L' 1 211' N Langlliug eyes 111111 curly flllif, Buskefball xfur, yozz'-we En' tlzerf. Intcrclass Baikctball 1, lg Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Forensic Club 4, Senior Play Coininitt.-c 4. E1zN1as'r BAKLR Ernie Baker is full of rourfif, B111 as a hear! Ivreafl-w', !1e's lmfui fo Inuit. Intcrclass Football 1, 1, 3, 4, Boostcr Joke Editor 1, 3, Spanish Club 1, Prcsidcnt 33 Nautilus Photo Editor 3, Editor-in-Cliicf of Nautilus 4, Bantl- Boostvr Vautlcvillc 3, 4, Cbairinan Senior Conyo 4. SA1v1U11L BARN1-'S Of Samnfl 111111151 ffm mme ran In' mil, T115 Iwo I'O,QflfIc'I' Quill Qlfff far ufzulif. Editor-fn-Chief Boostcr 4, Circulation Managcr Boostcr 3, Boo.t:r Staff 1, Varsity Football 4, In- tt-rclass Football 1, 3, lntcrclass Basketball 4. INIAR1'W11N Ilfilll'-1' if Quin! lm! cuba! JU iw' mrs? BIARNICI- Bixtmii Harv'.f a gir! at-from 1'-I'L'l'.l'OlIt' kuozcx, For ,clit 1'jv'n11f,r fzzfzxlfizfa :nM'rm'fr ,elif gon. Girls' Glce Club 1, 1, 3, 4, Prcsitlciit 33 Sunsliinc tcc 3, Prcsitlcnt 4, Girls' .'Xdyiao1'y Council 3, 4, cation Coniinittcc 4, Baiitl-Booster Vaiimlfyillt- 4, Moon 3. M.-nu' HARTN1 'I l' fllrlry, ice ffzink, if 011 lfzf xulr, T0 !7t'f11g al ,qmzr izlffffonlff, mlm' .fir-ig Sunsliinu Sorivty, Girls' l5a.liutball, Girl! Glcc Club. ERNi's'1'1N11 H1 1't-iilsox Tflif lirflr g'irl'.f 11 ,flrflognrf10f1' A'c'c'Jl, ,-1111! lflf' 1'1m'.1! .flfjtfrr ,1'011 t'f' arm' fuzz. Sungltinc Socivty 1, 1, 3, 4, l3.1tltly-Lorig-Lt'Qx 3, ball, Girls' Varsity Bgislictluill 3. LLHYI-LL Biaooiqs .-is 1111 affix! ,f!1r'1 grail and til-:ui-rx fflalv. Lost-ffl Iimakt it qnjtf 5 E J ,11,f,1' -iIlI,H',': Sunsliinc Society 1, 1, 3, 4, Girls' .'Xdx'i3ory Coun- Ou ffm rom! 10 ,f1,,',,y,f, A, 0,15 ,, bg-94,5 cil 4, Girls' Glct' Club 3. lntcrrlass Baislictlwaill Ig l oi't'1i!t' Club 4. .- D '- '.' ' 4, Thr COIlllfl l' Kit? .N':w.'- Ci: 1 Page ' Society 1, 1, 3, 4, Q'lI.lll'lN.ll1 of Prograui Coinniit- Organization Editor of Nautilus 4, Svnior Convo- Frog Princc 1, Lou- Pirate 1, Once in a Bluu Girls' :Xtlx'iso1'y Counril 4, Girls' l11tt'1'1'la:f Baflict- -u .'3.Cs f I, -- ' -22153, l l I E W n, 3 5 Iinx x INIM' BONN1-xrT Um' oiwl liltlf' E.li4- , .fo fmall auf fwliff, To Carl amf all Olhrlif if tx0ll.ViJz'I'zl-f qnife ,f1L'n'f. S--niur Ring Cunnnittvv 4, Sunsltinc Sucicty 1, 1, 3, 43 Frciicli Club 1. Cu XRI,l'S lioL's'i'ux Ho-1'1 flllf frrfn raffnv' lomifozm' lflix vrmr, lint iff only ul 5,'f!00l, ,fo Qu' Mwzr. Varsity l 0utb:1ll 43 Varsity Bzlslcctlmll 3, 4, lntcr- rlqlss liqtskcrlmll i, 1, Cltziirnmn Scniur Swcgltcr Cunnnittuc 43 Sm-niur Cunxovntimi 4. I-I1ix1,xP-xiRir.ox llt1j1f'y-go-fin!-li', fair, 4121.1 fr'u', Nolhimg Marv if Mal lIOl!lz'I'S mf. Sunsliinv Suri,-ty i, 1, 3, 4. DXX'llllil'X'l'1JN Dori lJa':'i.l lJlII.YfOil go to fhllfffl !7t't'1II1fc' M' fhizllu' M' Onqfllrr- Ur ju!! In't1111,fr ln' flofff ffm! M' :riff .-'ra' IM' fVlf,fO1l,,f .lnlfqf?rrr? lfulwiisit' Club 4, lnlflll Club 1, 4, Ili-Y Club 3, 4, Y lqirsity lliblblllllll 4, li.1slxm'tlmll Squaml 3. l'1Rl-lilxl.-XRXSOX Thr .fl1z.lnlr'x f1'if'11.f in llrfif, The gallffrlllazl in Quorif ami .In'.f. Once in ll Blum' Muon 33 Varsity lfuotbnll 3, 4, Y SL-niur CUl1X'Uk'1lfl0ll llny 4, Vivu-Pr,-sidcm Jgniuary Scniur Class, Nautilus Staff 4, Senior Play 4. Rvrn l'xR.XSL'lI l'011'.f Mink Mr' :mf quid, lm! M'n .f lflf lflllfl, You rim alxuzlixf lm-:'v a goal time' QL-ilfz Rnlfl. llisturitxnl Suvicty 1, 1 3, Svc. 1, Vice-President 33 Ulu- Club i, Z3 Girls' .-Xtlvisury Council 3, 4. Kixxi-'ru Blu-Lsrukn IXVFIIIIDI' Br'vl.ffor.f, who if quilc a Sheik, Goff up on I-'mm' thrive a week. lntvrrlziss lfuutluzill 1, 1, 33 ll1fL'I'ClIlSS Bzlslivtbnll 1, 1, 33 lntcrvlnss Bust-lull 1, 1, 33 Varsity Baslcctbzill 4, Varsity' lfuutbull 43 Snap 'n Pep Revue 23 Balml- Buustvl' VQlllllL'XillL' 4. SHIRLI Y Sxiirn Ill-1' lonqnf, I lil-r iff grnllf' flow, To fZL'ilI.l if nf, anJ lzvar if go. Ulm- Club i, 1, 3, 4, Frcnvlt Club 1, 3, 4, Sun- sliinv Suriutx i ,' a 2, 3m4- lIol1l1r.l' Hair Page 28 Everyone ,1 ra ei 13' 4,1124 RoB1:R'1' SANDBERG Happy 11111 I-from rare I lllll freeg VVh'1' areiff fhey all conteizt lilee me? lnterclass Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, lnterclass Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Varsity Basketball 4, Club 2. MARY K1f2LL1:R Sweet llffary Keller, so .wzall and .vo bright, Mlljf bllfll miilizighl oil more 1111111 half night. President Circus Latinus 45 Cliairmzin lnsiclc Sun- shine 45 Girls' Advisory Council 3, 4. PETER KLTIPPIRS Heb always willing fo help ofhers 0111, He'f bouml to 5111'1'ee1z', Quithozzt 11 11'011l11'. LUCILLE HAR'I'1fR Lucille Harler has zz mziling Quay, Y011'll film' her luzppy every Jay. Figh1i11g Yonfhl' IRENE KORTY Irene Korty has luzzghizig e-Vex lfVhi1'h are the mime of 1111z11y sighs. Sunshine Society 1, 1, 3, 43 Glcc Club 1, Spanish muff 4' Tiioiviixs lVlUNCl-.R K 2 5 Boosts 1' Tom maker 1111 au' llllll' ooil ' Cl11re1i1'e m'e'll . 4, Y my lVI1zyhe he'll be in fhe moiiiex rome Jay. V of the Pllw + H A1u.E'r'rA T 11 11.51511 if R Eiferyoize 101111 111 .NI.l'IlIlbI, N0 011e'1' like her when if games to fl.:-i'i11g'. Booster Stall, Assoriutc Editor 4, Tennis 44 Senior fjI'CllGSU'Ll 1, 2, 33 Glen Club 1, 1, 3, 4g Lu C1-rclv F1':111cL1is 2, 3, 4, Pl'CSlLlt'l1I 4, Girls' .'X1l1'isory Coun- 1-il 4, Senior Play 4g Fool's Frolir 44 Burial-Boosrl-1' Vnudevillc 4. lXLlXI'IR'1' HUDCPNS Offeiifizzmx it h11.f ln'e11 .f11i.1', nl quiet fOIlXQlIt' .YXIOILZY 11 wife heal. Commercial Club 1, 1, 3, D.ul1ly-L111111'-Legs 3. Om' B.1.fhf.'l'.1ll 1111111 :ure 29 T' L11,x NICN1-11. LuL'1-1 Klxrg ulrixb l.111'l ' .l11f1'1'il11',1 111111 01111 Sl11 5 11l:1'1141'.1 1'1'11.l,1 lo 111,41 11 1l111'1', Sl11 ,f 161' l'1111l ll111I',f lolx of fun. Por .ff11 .v l111ff.1'-go-ln1'kV1', 561' 1lo1'f11'r 1'11r1'. Lv LvL'l't'lL' l 1'L1111'111s, Glu' Club, Histu1'1c:1l Sucivty. U11'ls'li11flautl1.1ll 1, 4, Uirlx' G11-1-L'l11b 1, 1, l'iI'L'lN'l1 -,NN l'Nm.R Cllll' 1- 3- 49 5U'l1l'i'1 S l'l Y '- 5- 3- 4- .lim 1,1 i11f1'rf.fl1'.l in II11' .1g1'11l ffort, 3 Hu! flu' qrfx 15001 lll111'x ou l11'1' rvforr. hu ,XXUR Hlkmx I SunNl1i11c Suvirty' 1, 2, 3, 4, Cu111111:'1'1'i41l Club 1, 1, If -lm' :mm U !lm f' 'W 'l 'f 3 'l' 3, 4, Glu- Club lg D111l1lx'-L1111gf-l,1',f5 3, Sccrc- Q 'l'f11'1w1 l'fl1'1111o1' H111'r1.-' :will l11'11.l 11111 1'l11,11, ,My Jllmmm. Q-,uw 4' ' fflw Club 1, 1, 3y, 51111Nl11.111- bu1'11'ty 1, -, 3, :lg TOQIPHHWYCOLD 'll.11l1lx'L1111g-lmgf 3, N111111' PIM 4, L11111111c1'1'1 1l ' Club 1, 1, 3, P11 1.1 Xl x L11x'1'1'1 'l'l11' A-1f1.l of 111115111011 1011f'1 half of .VII N111Nl1111v Smivty 3, 4, xlYRI,l lll x11'11141 Y II1' .1ltL.111 M111'-' if :1'1'lf 11 grin, P11q1'11111 6111 -:1'f111,' -11.1 11ll ,-f1o11l1l fo,f.111f,-, 1 1 ' ,lor if 0111' :rho is 1111111 I0 lu'11r, .-l11.l 11 fr11'11.l 511' :L'1'r1' gl111l to 111111. D115 linlitm' Roush-1' 4, l,:1ti11 Club 1, Hi-Y Club 43 Rl'l3IDI'IL'I' BOUsIUl' 33 Bdllll 3, 4, Ol'1'llL'SIl'1l 4. H1 1,1 Nl R111 R Sing 1111-111 .fOI'I'0iL4, 1'11.fr 1151-111 1A111'1', .J girl ,fo 1'111'1'f1'1'1' 1.1 i'f1 1' l'11l't'. Glu' Club 1, 1, 'lxL'l1l1lS :, 3, Lou' Pi1'11tua uf H11- 11.11i 1, B11111l-limrstvx' V.1111l1'x1llv 33 Snap ,ll Psp 511, A ,, .1',llf,,1- ,1 I-0,-,1,1,1' gg 111511. RM111- 3, 'I'1'.11'k 1, 1, li.1fk'Ibq1ll 1, 2, 3, 4, Babc- Y.1I'NlVf l-1111rl1.1ll 43 l11t-'1'1l.1w I-1111tb.1ll 3. l'-Ill I, 11 3- 13.51-.'.f.-.311..:-2:-gg ..... 4' 1 ' , ' 5.:::-:.',g,::.-1g:.:rg1...:,,,.. , ' 3 -15,3-5.3.3, ,354--,ig-,..:,: fi11111111 Pmzv 30 June C11lli.1o11 1 l 1 1 1 L f.. 1 1 JOHN CAD1' HBR r011g11, 111111 1011g11, 111111 111zr11 10 bluff, LVLEII 1e1111f11g 16111, He 1'110u-5 1111 11111551 Assistant Yell Lender 43 Treasurer Spanish Club 33 President Forensic Club 43 Interclass Baseball 2, 33 lnterclass Football 43 Second High School Basket- ball Team 33 Spanish Club 23 January Senior Prophecy. RoB1'R'rA GAHACAN R0116'1'flI,5 ll p11111ic 5f18c7kEl'H QL'E',il6' 112111113 We 1u011111'1' if Me 111111115 iL'lI1Il'S 11112 11151 aeortl. Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club. RAYMOND S'1'1f1N1.11 R11y11101111 111111 11115111611 111ae11y5 11g'1'ee5 If you 110117 f11i111- so Qe111'1'11 111111 see. Doddy-Long-Legs 23 CUIHllll.'1'L'lLll Club li Boost- er Stuff 33 Business Mllllllg'Cl' of Connnierciul Club 3. lvl,-XRY ANN HAM H11111 15 11115 111111112 of 11115 fair Itljjg S11e'1 50 Saeif1 110116 11111 y111'j111,f5. Girls' Advisory Council 3, 43 Band-Booster Vnude- ville 33 Snap 'n Pep Revue 23 Musigirl Revue 1. ATELVINA HEA1'ENR11vc1i It 11111117 fake her long' 10 111101115 17101011 hare, For 5115 0111115 10 ,16 11't'l',f011 11111 111.11 -1'f111'. Senior Play Connnittee 43 Sunshine Society 43 Sun- shine Song 43 Band-Booster Viuldevillc 4. NPAL SMITH N011 1.1 q1111e 11 111a1'1111111c11111g Ha 011g111 10 gn 11 1100.1 1101111011 TNIAR1' Lo1'1s11 Bkoux S111 .1 11111'1'm'111'11 11110111 1'0111111g' f01':c111'.1', fjlttl' 5111, H111 ace 1-note M511 111' 1111111101135 101115 .111.1'. Girls' Glee Club 1, lg Connnercidl Club 1, 2, 33 Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3. Goxnon B111 M1-311 H1' 110111117 1'110:L' iL'OI'l l', 111' .1011f11'1 1'110:L' f01'1'0::', Il'11111 111' 11111 'eu' 0111 of, 111' 11.1-:'11f 1111 1Ol7IOI'I'OiL'. Booster Stuff 2, 3, 4, Business ixl.ll1L1g'Cl' 3, Sport Editor 43 Spanish Club 33 Latin Club IQ llistoricnl Society 1, 2, 33 l31111d-lfooster XYllllklk'Ylllk' 3. ii i'i: The G00.1 H1111 1101 11O?.'.I1.Il O'191'.51'1.' P1120 31 f Rom- vqr GlI.l.I wu- liolz if our !IIl,fllIc'.f.Y 111t11lalig.f'r ,flllzlflg Hr Oililifl haf l1orro:L'e'tl Dau Clzftitlff ilarl. Inn-rclafs Football 3, 4, Boostvr Stall 33 Busincas Nlanagvr Nautilus 4. FI.lZ,XIH 'ru Klum' Cll.lNI.l-NPI' lfl. Tllix :girl fo.f.ff.m'.f 41 aL'ou'r-amz'-off smile, 'l'l1f kintl lflill will m11'r.1' hw' nzauy 11 milf. Dclwating Twain 3, 43 Forcnsic Clulm 3, 4. H ui ll.'l'ON Am-. lx'if1.l11r,t,-A, i'l1n'1',l'11lf1f,f,t, llllilv qL'illi11wqfz1r.v,r to a.lf ', Uf mul: qlmlifirx ix Humillou mmlv. Boy! Quartct 3, 43 Xylfl'-Pl'C5lClL'llf Latin Clulu lg uflllkl' in a Bluc Moon 35 lntcrclass Baslictlmall 2, Nautiluf 4. Nl un' l :T'l'l N HQ' :uoinlrr znfzfn' .vllflll ,ffeml bn' .lu-inf, Tlfix mtll.lfn Quill: flu' CL'l!l1Illllf iL'xI'1'f. Lt- Cvrvlt- lfrancais 2, 4, Girls' .Xtlvisory Council, Ulm- flulw 1, z, Baml-Booftcr 4. llvl.-XRCARI' '1' Hmm xmuxn lwargtzrvf if a frftly maiil H'fl0.fr' fair lnnzlrf-1' will not fa.l:'. Sunsliinc Society, Commercial Club. HAROLD Corus Harol.l xrwzlf of a .Vt'l'iOIl.f mind, Bn! fwfr iz friwnl Ai'on'll Quant lo fiutl. Latin Club. IUOROTHY Bkowx Of ,vcutfl .ll.ffo.fltl0r1 lx fllf, ,-l11.l a frm' friflnl, auf all rIKQ'I't't'. Sunslmim- Society 1, 2, 3, 4. 3llI,L.XRIl H max lllillmul .loaf jim' slorifxr fc'llg xlx a .fillfxzmm hr sL'o11l.l Qvorl' suvll. 4,A.,f'vx,N-f'Q,4 '5' -I'4-tf ' W 'l': UTAH .v1'i'1',-',f1lI'1' FI'llU Page 32 ....,Cheatir1g aim l l H l i nv' DOROTHY HPINDLL H? ffllllk DOI'Ol!l-1 X II f1'i6111l iL'OI'lfI m'l1ilz, S115 11115 50 quiet 11111l .caveat 11 xfylf. Sunshine Socictv 1, 2, 3, 43 Glcc Club 2, Girls' Advisory Counuil 4. HANN151 BECK H'ill1 IIEI' pen 51112 1111.1 S1150 skill TI1111' wonls of Qui.nlo111 5011111 at quill. Booster Staff 3, 4, Sunsliinc Socicty 3, 4. ROBERT CHANDLI-'R Reber! Cl111111lle1', lvioqwz 11x Bob , Holils the 1l1el'1'l,f of tlw 111011. TI'C2lSLll't11' June Class, Hi-Y 3, 4, Frcncli Club 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Vicc-PrcsitIc11t Latin Club. lX'1ARCARI-iT DoR1fL11ow11R 1-Ill 111111 xl1f Joes, sl1e iloer qvilh l11'1' migbf, l C1111xe things .lone by l111lsz'1-5 1111 11e'z'1'r 1l0116 right. Vice-President Connncrciul Club 4, Sunshine S0 DoRo'1'11Y M,xRQL'1s 111 0111' 1111'111ory slwlll LIl7.C1l'li.l' ln' TM' 51111111 jil1'11,f1111l, ,f111ili11g Dorrorlir. Girl! Council 3, 4, Cl1l1iI'lUL1D 4, Cl1LIlI'Ill1lll Sun- sliinc Cl1I'lSflT1LlS Bnskcts 4, Sumliinc Smit-ty 1, 3, 3, 4, HClZl1'Cl1L'L'n 4, Latin Club lg B.111tl-Boostui' Vuutlcvillc 4. Loulsif ZUFALL Lonixv Quill lu' i11 I lioliliug' Llolfllfljffkjflf 111 l1.1,i'. lm 561111111 101115 .l11-V, Dfl111li11g 11111l Sunsliinu Smit-ty 1, 2, 3, 4, Jcilcrsuii Hi5tn1'it'.1l Sn- cicty 2, 3, Uriitury 1, 3, 4, G11-1 Club lg Ciruua Llltll1Ll5 1, 3, 4. ELIMXNOR B1'x'ruN El1'1111or'.r 11 girl ILJIO if lilnxl' lu' r:'1'1'-1'o11f, For .il1r'f 11 Aqooil sport, 1111.l if lofi' of -li.'zf.'. Girls' Varsity Bnslictbzlll 3, LlTL'l'LlI'B' Ftlitur of Nllllfllllw 4, Sunsliinc Society 3, 4, Girl! .Xtlx'isu1'y Council 3, 4, Lqitin Club 3, 43 11111111113 Scniur Sung 4. C11,x1c1.14sM1c11.x1.141' Cl1111'l1'x 1l0r,c11'l Of-Ic'll v1'1'll .1r01111.l cicty 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Allvisory Council 3, 4, D11d1ly-Long-Legs 33 Glcc Club 1. lilll if 111'1'.l.v lm, ln' 1'.111 hola' his g'1'01111.. . - ii: b 5.155 -.a,:?E55?5:5::,:::-ri.-.1??555:x.:....lm :Qgg55E:3::.. .QA 1215'i'l'?1f1-1'1i:55i.iE.:-ff':i: 12.253:3fii-:Tiff-.i-1'-'f 5:::ii.i'fii5:11if-i ' :if z'il:-:S-fifiiii-i1 5-2-.Q-.-.-FA'fliffv?-11:-:::5:f 'f.-. . mi if'-?wlff f5ff!L.Q-QI733221-'-'i i'II.f1:5fi1:::1.'.ff: uiif. i:'f'-2ee.3Ql!i . ' . 1--f''ff-.1'f':::Q-151.-ff''f.f'f--Q...1-'f Iff':5:1-.-...-:--:'S:If':' f E U Q. '-'- E,-I..-v ,mlII'.::.,:::..:.,:.:x:::::fl:uw 1 -- - ' ' Tile DI'li'lII' F0ol .. .Y.ifi ' l3fr1.'f'.114: Page 33 T' l T No1uu11111 K' xx11'1z1 1.1. JOHN 5411111 .X'or:a'oo.f l.'11111f!frllfl.1,11f11 Qffdf 101111413 Tull John Slllilfl ouyr rrifxf lo sing, HRA: 011 My :y.11' I0 fllzfiomzl f111m'. 111 ffn' 1111,-'rllff of 11 hrll, 'fluQ'-.1-filllq-lialgfl' V.lI'NlIf' l 1mrlw.1ll 3, 43 Varsity Bglslcvtlmll 3, 43 lu- Uwllustrzl 33 Bgmfl 3, 43 Hi-Y Clula 43 Vice-Presb tk'l'l'lLl55 l m1tl1.1ll 1, 13 IllTL'I'L'lLlSS Balsl-Lvtlmll 1, 13 mlsnt l'0l'L'l1Slf flulm 43 vluff lJL'lXlflllQI T3-11111 43 C l1g111'- l3Q111ml-l511mt1:1' Vgllllluxllla' 33 Juniwr '1sl'k'LlSlll'L'l' 33 111.111 Senior Play Tiukvr L'o111111irtcc 4. I7111'u11si1' flulw 43 llumtm' Stuff 43 Owlu-strgx 1, 1. IDlJX,,xLD1inHlIdlR 'I-,H LM, Mk.DON,13,3 Shar! lilllf' IJOII 11.1.4 long .flhlffflf 1111117 Ylflflllhl Luz.: 11 ,v1'11,cf' of fmmors Il 'k l ! l ,mf !lf H X Og' HIf'l'! 'f'f 'mn-Q . , Tflluvf mt, ,mm md ,mf 1, mmm.. S1-11101 Rmg 1111111111111-L-3 bpgumflm L lLll33 hunmr Lon- Su11al11111- Ssmvivty' 1, 1, 3, 43 Fcvlwnfic' Clulw 43 L.1ti11 Wfllflfm P11111 L'lL1l1 1, I-uL'1s1-3 W1-s'1'1,1314L , Om' of IM' Hiya lhfllqi 11110111 Lonisr XX11.1.1xx1 IA4111 ' I V . ,. If fflrll Mr 11131-11141 frnxf lo flmxf. .-I rrqlzluz' .fflmfr If VOIHIQ bill, . , 3. , . . 4, . ., A 3 . I-rug Prlntc 13 Cnrla Killlllfll 3, 43 hula Clu- ll Inn NIIIJI1 .f fl1111'.l br 11111 r kfvf' xllll. , . . . . ' . . L lulv 13 Bm1stc1' Stuff 3, 4. C, l1.111'111.111 N-11m1' ljilllu' CUIIIIIIIIICK' 4. I XN11.1.11.x1 FoR1fsx1.-xx RL'1'11 Sn 11x x11a1.1 lb, fir. Varvx' avril, sir, .ftlllhj Bill, .nz-111 he, Rnflf if .1 111115 TTA? if H1iQ!1.'.1' .f-zvrrl, li'!,,-11 ,UA-,-,I for lfn' mail or lo lrriubq in Iflz' ful. Sfn' fully .fotvu q1'.1.l.f,' izxlfiffl un' -ITI'-1' mulf. ll1sto1'iv41l Sovicty 1, 1, 3, Pl'CSlllCl1f 33 LC Curclc Girl? .X1lxiw1'y tltlllllfll 3, 43 lgUUrfk'I' Stuff 3, 43 l l'llllt'Lll5 13 Buostrl' Stuff 3, 4, News Fnlitm' Bmmstu' llllflll l'lul13 Su11Nl1i11v S111-i-:ry 1, :, 3, 43 C111111111-1'v1.1l 43 Nautilus Stuff 3, 4, .Xsenrizxtc liclitm' Nautilus 43 flulm 1. lli-Y 3, 43 Suuiur' Play 43 'I-k'l1lllS 1, 1, 3. ,Xl.z.1'.11m' lIrf1.1:'r Illixs Kimmel l'11x:u 3-I my 3 1 Joi: POTTLITZER He'll get .tome flare, are 1ltl'UE tl 1Il!IZL'1l, For 116 11115 1111? Jzzily, 111111 11150 t11e P1111c11. Circulation Muliagei' Nautilus 39 Vice-President Forensic Club 4, Senior Dance Committee 4. FERN DOUGLAS f11fh0Ilg1L 5115 fllll' 1111113 to my, S116 is 11ew71'f11e1es5 O. K, Sunshine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Ad- vanced Girls' Glee Club 3. EVELYN KELLEY .E'UE1vYlI,J 1111111116 11111115 111011111 be 11 1111111 How 11025 5116 110 11? Ile with x11e'11 1611 115. Spanish Club, Latin Club3 Girls' Advisory Council. DORISWISE Doris likes c11ee1'f11111e5.v, pep, 111111 g111i111er.t, For 51155 t11e original 1'1111.rer of J't111IIE.f.Y. Girls' Advisory Council 43 French Club 45 Secre- tary History Club 3, Nautilus Staff 33 Snap 'n Pep Revue 25 Sunshine Society. I5 IRrNPLRo1mlQL1rZ IIYIIE 1x f0I5Il11II', 111111 17l'1YQ'1lfg Ill any 511151 51155 11 S1l1ll'1' 11g11f. Glee' Club 1, 2, 34 Sunsbine Society 1, 2, 3, 4, President Latin Club lg Girls' Advisory Council 3, 43 Senior Ring' and Invitation Coininittt-es 44 Band- Booster Vziudeville 4. Aucii SHANE For 5116 is llglzf, 111111 5115 is ,m'5ef 1-111117 at 11e1' ,t11111'11'x !llIl't1 fo 115111. Girls' Glee Club, Senior Sweater Coininitteeg Sun sbine Society. lxl.-XRY NICKINNIS nl l'h?c'I'fIl1 co11111c111111t's 17c'.'OA'EII.f iz goo! 115.111, For NI111'-1 .i' 1111c11'1'5 1'1u1.1'y 10 .10 flfl' f.11'r, Sunshine Society, Latin Clubg Spanish Club, Glee Club. -Iorm KANNIAQ .101llI'.f f111.w11 t'l1I'1.f .-ln' 1'11i'11'.1 111' 1115 g'11'1x. I -.-- vt..-Z: -1- .,.. - 'A ax.-N . ' ' ' ' ' The T111111111'1'i11g Hin! .... L,'i1g,-0 RQQW Lip,- Page 2' w llllXlZl'lllflXRRIxUN NI1l.mc11vL1xx1s rim- of Muff girly 1:00 .Jrr 57:1 .ml quid, llrrf if om' iL'!l0 if llliuuzvxf Iln .nullrg lI:l.' -in .1 gown' MJ, ,1f:.. 1: f' ..m'.' .iffly lf. ll'fn21 if uozmiv fo llfffiill, fflrff .1l:u1,1'.f quzmt xuuxluuv N-vll-ry l,.uiu flulw. 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I Lllm club :' .lf.XI N .Xl.'I'l'l 'l'l R URRI l,1 mm Ulf .l.iJfXO.fifi9Il f1'in1.ll'1' um! kiwi, .llwrh Lux .1 gift 'M g.1lv, Um' .fo Ollljxlfilllf if fmzgf lo fimf. Hr, foo, 1114- ffl, l,'0frr1iu'r'1 lulu Girl? .xllXlSUl'F' fuuuril 3, 43 liumtm' Stuff 45 G11-c Nyuulxlm Klulv 3, gg ll1rfAl'vl.nM ll.w'l1.lll 3. flulw 1, :Q l..1Iln flulv 3. 2 ' ' ..., '-'- '-'- 1 l l . '-.' lifff1'1':f'f'.Ql55fifiizfi5f'ff.Ql15f'-'fQQff: f'zfllllifii-1'ff 'l '2rf1'1'f'l l'.1ff-31rifff ''-2'-'-'ffflll:.lf.fl'f:1E22fff ffQ1l1:QQllflflm ' Q: U ...', ...' f ,.,.z ...,v 1.', 11344- ' L ' ' ' ' ' A,f. i QT?- f'f -..- -- ',-'. ll o 'f1.11rf1.:f1.ll1,l ' Ilflr, Grogan Inge ICR 1. '.-'-'-'-11:31 '555:ii':-.22''353335:-:-.:'fZf3..'i?1f11 ,,'1f45+Za5:f:i-5fI-wi-'mlm'--'f-'-'-''i ZH- 112:13.:.,:, T HELEN RUPLEY Happy, smilizzg, nlfways ready, Patient, leiml, always steady. Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Advisory Coun- cil 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 4, Latin Club 2, Booster Staff 3, 4. GEORGE MARRS Sleepy George , lhatlr the Quay To ilesfribe him e-very day. lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. MARY LEE FRANCIS Ill Hixfory aml Ci'z'iI1r Mary F1'a11uis Iloes shine H'ilh the h11ou'leIlge of all of fhe later of our lime. Girls' Interclass Basketball I, 1, 3, 4, Girls' Var- sity Basketball 4. CHARLES WILLIAIxfIs O111' gooil frielzil Charlie is IZ leailer of yells, You fan tell he'5 aromzil though he has no bellr. Football Squad 4, Interclass Football 3, lnterclass Basketball 4, Interclass Baseball 2, 3, 4, News Edi- tor Booster 4, Reporter 3, Band-Booster Vaudeville 4, Secretary-TI'e1Isurex' Forensic Club 4. I I l T DUN O'BRl11N 19011 O'B1'ie11 is 1111 aufor llolil, lf'VflEII OIL fhe .vfage he'll knock you t'olIl. lnterclass Football, lnterclass Basketball, lnterclass Baseball, Senior Convo Play. ELLA OsTERI-IoFI-' Iv' gooil Ilixposifloh 1111111 the po5.fe.f.f, Ii'h0 ilri-U65 II Fortl 1L'lfhOllI Ill5f1'er,f. Sunshine Society I, 1, 3, 4, Girls' .'kLlX'lS0l'y Coun- eil 3, 4. H IIJRIIIQ RT VI RCIN H'l.fIl0111 Lillllif he jlnlgnl l1'I' flu' 'C.'a11.te :ve huo-zu fha! fIt'I'l71'I'fi5 scifi. Intercl1Iss Basketball I, 1, Latin Club I, 1, Boys' Glue Club 4. BIARY FI-'Rc:usoN You all A710143 lWI11',I' I'lc'l',Q'll.f01I, fhf' lfoyf .Ill Ifllilh' .tfldii t'11l'c'g Shfs good' af acorh I111.l goal af pltz-I', her .lizmifzg fakes lhe fruit. Girls' Advisory Council 3, 4, French Club 1, 3. 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Booster Staff 3, 4, Nautilus Stall 4, Senior Dance Lll7lIlllliIIL'L'g Snap 'II Pep Re- vue, Band-Booster X7lXLltlL'YillL' 4. if ' Q 'H ..m .....1 . fx. ..nlf-....-nln.,,.,fsx5m,.... 1 , s., n 'lhe Sa age . ... ..,. .,..,...,.,....,,..,...,,,,.., . ,. . .lrcxfllo HO'i',IM'3?.' 1':I ge 3 T W11-L1.u1 LXNIXII Rf E1,1z.x111-111 F1Q111iR Hf' ff'f'1ff'W 'O ffif WW' f'.fl.f'l f .41 l11111i11lq 1111.1 1'1111'!1i11xq ,fha 1111-5 if fine, if 0m -f -'AOUH HMV -I 'O f!'f'i'V'- For flu' 11111 lmzt Bllbt' Ruth 11111' old 111118. 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FLOIQI4 J.-xcxsox H111 Mill :L'11.'1'1'.f r1111 .f1'ef1. l11tu1'1'l:1fs lizxwkvtlmll :, 3, lI1!L'I'L'lQlSS l u11tl1.1ll 1, 1, 3, 4, .Xrt limlitur of N.lllllllIS 4, Scniur C'om'11 S1111sl1i11uSr1a'fL'l5' la 21 31 +3 Glu' Club '- l'l.1y 4. H1 1.1 N l'lI,UlJNI GUNS hmm K I ll1'l1'11'.-A ,f1111!1' qui!! 11.1 ,U I-1,11 To 111' 1111 111101' .foff CIl1'1111 11,ff11'1', 'I-0 fwfr, fin. haw. fin. ,,,u.,, ,.:,,l.l., Suu.. .-ll l1'11.fl lf111r ,f1'1'111.f to 111' his .f1'.r11'1'. .l.ll1lI.ll'y Claus ll1Nm1'i.111 4, Glu- l'lul1 1, 2, 3, Sun- IHfk'l't'lQlS5 liglekctlmll 2, lllfL'lTlllSS Fuutlmalll 3, 4, im' 17.11111 Lf11111111itt1'v, BIIUEIUI' Rvprmrtclx bpurt Ifalitur' Nautilus 4. ' f ' - Thr l,'ob1'11x 1111.1 Ihr lx'1'llv1'.- ' IWi1',l'1'.1 ' 1111.1 Ham Pano 314 l 1 Q 'I' . HELLN SLAQK LL'c11.1.1f MORRISON Helen Slark full of f1111g ufih, fn, HUG, ,,,,g,. of king, X Y01f'U Qffflf fmfl ffff OU lm WI-N N B111 Oh! Qulnzf 171515 ji-ve fful 11111 Jo. blmshlnc bocwty I' 1' 31 Booster Mug 35 Lommuri Girls' Glcc Club 1 1 1- Nautilus Staff 4, Sunshine cial Llub 1, 1, 3, DL1d1lV-Loiig-Legs 2. , .V ' ' 5' ' Q bucictv 1, 1, 3, 4. W1LL1A1v1 KLEIN ' Bill 11lqu11yr 11321111 Ill eine, H11 fLl'I'0I'lfL' 111151111112 is to lease. ELXZ.-XBI I'H Wl'I I' Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4,5 l11tc1'Cl11ss Bust-bull A qwry flzllkl Qrorlw- if Eliiulwgfh II'jf1: 1, 1, 35 JUUU SffUiUl' C1355 P1'C3iLlUI1T- Y011 AVIOIL' xl1f ll 11liL'11-111' 1'0111'rll111ff flfl' lvlt. JANII CAL1,1soN Ncizw' XOIFIIIII, IIFTEI' 11111, fllcuz-1'1 jolly, 1111111111 glail. HARRY HO 'H'L Girls' Aclvisury Council 3, .13 Snap 'n Psp Rcvuv 1, HrI1'l'-1' if 11 1l1111.l,l' ff'H0iL': S6'C1'L'Ill1'y Scnior Class l,lunt-lg Trciisurcr Latin ll'5,l'f' all Xlffc' ffm! f1c .f HO! ,1':'ll011L'. Club 3, Nautilus Staff 4, F11-m'l1 Club 4, Sunshine Socicty1 z 3 4. ,' l ' Rom lDICK1'LSON EDITH bTOt'K'rON 111 11175 1111.l 1'r11f1,1 E1l11l1 S1051-lon iloer fdllll Srffner of 111o1111111111x 11111l pina freer q1111i11t. L'1111.v.f11111111g', llllrf Illlflfl' .ffl-V, B111 .fl1f'll gc! l1ol.lrr lv-ra 1111.1' lf-I 11 Sunshine Society 1, 1, 3, 4, Girls' 1-hlx'isu1'y Cuun- Sunsbinc Socit-ty 1, 1, 3, 1, Latin Club 3, Furciisit' eil 3, 4, Glcc Club 1. Club 4. '. 1552:-I-ff'-':f1gf:a:::-.'.l-.-:-'P 'iQiQ'f:s::1f.f. 'IQ1-:-151flQiiffi':f'-1-.,-I-,-.-:ffflffjl'-2z:g.,:::f-'5 'f::1fff'12s:Q,:.-:'-'ZW . , .-:a21-e-- .--. fl . .-1.-11:1-.-. ' ' The S011 of Hix F11ll1e1 ' lfsfi' l,.: :. Page 39 I I1.x XTILV D11 x11 1111 RL 1'11 WA1.x1 R v' 1 - - - - - 4 ' - U 1 1 . A . , 11AN,fh-1 DH,Ufm,., H. dh, Qmlm. O., ,.1,,,,u ,AVN ,WJ 'lf-0111 , 1!11 11111140111 41011111 11111, of 0111 flnlvl, fl,,,,l.' I1 111 lu' 011 Ihr .f111A1g1' 111 .Nrcu York, .1o1111' J111. Thu! ,l1',f7',1 10 lo,11' 30 H001 11 1111111 1'1'rl11111l1' if 11 Spmhlml. Sm-ltlty I' 2' 3' 41 Gully Anylflwlgy Umm- , ' 1'1l 4' 5111111 I1 Pup Rcxuv 2' 511151-f1r1 R1-x'uc 1' ,1f1111111'. ' , 'N 7 , , Q H - Ulu' K lub IQ .I111111:11'x' M111111' 13111156 L111111111tt1-u. X .11'N1tx' l'r111rlw.1ll 2, 3, 4, P1'w11l::11r .Xtlllutlv .Mm- . . ' . . .X1,xxB1414x1-'1 1' 11111111111 4, I1'u.1f111'1'r ,X. A. 2, 3, M1-111111-r-111-Lg11'gju U , , X 4 V , . , 1 . I1 f11'11 I 11111 qro:1'11 to 11111111 1'sf11.'1' . . .X. lg NI.111.1pjvr 15.151-lull I1'.1111 2, 3, 4, I1'111111-1' ,, - v , r 1 I Mull 111' i'1'1'1' fl'O11.f 1111.1 1111111. 111 lilflwtlvaxll f1'.1111 2, 3, 4, l11tc1'1'l11ss l'o11tlv.1ll 1. . . -. . . . ,- .Xtl1l1'I11' .Xsm1'1.1t1u11 2, l11pr:1111 Prnvtlmll IL'.llll 3, B11-i111'rs TXILLIIQIQIUI' 131111511-1' 3, .'Xssu1'1g1rc CiI'l'lllLlliOl1 D111u11'111 X K11Hl,1R xIilH.l 'L'I' 131111511-1' lg 11111-1'1'l11sa l 1mtl111ll 1' Intur- P' 5 I, ,OH QWHH New ,NH tml! V,,1,,t,l,, l'll15? Bzlslfg-111.111 1, 3, Xllfblly lwwmwtlmll 2, 41.11-1' 111111 ,UH ,,,,,,, ,,1Q,,,, 14,11 ,,.1,,,,1,.. 2, I1-111115 I1:.1111 3, B11111l-Bnwmtvr X.1111l1-ullc 3. 51111xl11111' S111 ivty 1, 2, 3, 4. Ml RRYVP'R'V'Q I , 1 1W1'r1'V1 1,1 f1'ffj1' 11111i full oj -11111, H'1lf1o111 f11'1' ,1'ok1'x, -1111111 -t1'o11l.f :ur f111:'1' 1101117 uvllllul V'M11N 511.141 'Il P1441 R1-11111 2, Lv Lvl'l'l'lL' F1'41111'.1if 4, 13.15- I1 111111111 if 111l11.f1o11- Ivor, k1'rlw.1ll 2, 3, li1111Nt1A1' Stuff 4, N.1l1til11s 51.111 2, 3, I1 fm f111f 11 011111 ff1.1. - 1111! ov? VIOI. 4, UI1'--H1111 2, 3. 'l'1?1' 1Qf1l..',11 l'1111. 1 -1 1-11111 lx'1'fxr111'1' l':1p1- -ill X I I WllifiiiA lvl lVVritten and Cnached hy Iirnie liakerl TI-IL CAST 'Ilhe Coach A A A A A A A A Nlarxun The President of the Senior Class A A Ixurtx Lady Orville A ,l.,l A A A AAAA A A Huustun v. Y ' Ising Arthur A A AA U Brien Sir VVhite Knight A K2lllWL'I'L'l' Lady Alice AAAAA A AAA. A A A ,AAAAAAA Iihheler Stage Manager and Electrician A Lammers An Alumnus AAAAAA AAAA A AA AAAA A A Dienhart The Carpenter A A Buxtnn It is S a. lu. and the dress rehearsal of the 1916 Seniur Play, which was zaelieduled fur Xzgu the previuus evening, ought to he getting under way any minute nmv. The seenerv represents the banquet hall uf a mediaeval castle. Ivvu flat vanvas pieces lean haeli against the rear wall uf the auditoriuing an elahnrate throne, draped with Aleil hanners, is in the center bark, and a varpenter on a tall sfepladtler is hauuneringf nails. On the left the Stage Manager and an Alumnus who just drupped in to see how things were getting alung, are emiye1's1ngA The Cflee Cluh quartet is doing its stuff for the specialty number aruund the piano 1ttI'htTliCll' ' ie rig A e uaei ias just sueeeeded alter tivo hours in arranging King' Arthur and his Court in their places ahuut the throne, xx hen the Senior Class President steps furvvard and rlears his th roar. President-ORDER, please! May I have a little nrderi QT!1e ras! fromjvfli' Jfxe1't flwiz' filrzrrx fo quffnr alvozzf I'n'Ati,fe11f fxrllffl-.rl President-Felluvvs of Jeffersun High Selmul, I want to rake this uw mitunit xvht isq If ' y 'n everything' uiet for a lnuulent-Q The Glas Cfulv lrl'n1A'At 011K info rfoxe !lrIl'HICl1l1', tml if Hszwzflrizfli' tuli- ifzzeiz' bv COLIL'!! 1WtI1'.1'011 mmf ljzwifiilwlf Knrftvl-as I was sayinir I want tu talse this uimrtunity A A sv I I A to flrlllllllflillg Atofllylj-that eaeh and every une uf yuu are-is-entering intu 1 remind each and every one of you thataldf Mir poizzl in My Avfeerff ffm r'Lll'f'ClIfL'l' t'011z1m'11rf'Ar 4 respunsihility when he-they-step out on that, I mean this stage, heeause they-vve-those, I mean-VVILL YOI' STOP THAT HAMME RING? CTXIE r'u1'jw11ffA'1' flimlls Jonrn Atloavfi' from ffn' fir.1'.frr ima' riff ou N15 boftom 1'1111Aig..I Now, Coach IVIa1'xon has wurlied hard lffoiluff i'H'nrAv0i1 fwfr 011 .1 Quor- rifrl IOOAHI and I have vyorl-:ed hard, and we each and every--I mean, we've all wurked hard tu put this thing across, and I want each and-I want you all to reineinher this inuttu: VVL-'ll all du nur hest, and that isn't ggguml enough. Thank you. QKHB boat 'Ai' Al Thank you. kHz luznkx z:i1.'O Coach ATLIIIYOII, ajvologizes mill refi1'eAfA The t111'jm1lw' ulizzzlnt lmtvl' nf Iflc' lt1.filrrAl Coaeli-Now, eyeryune into their plates, anl 1 L ilease, a little less noise. KTM' qrozzf forwf about ffm fflI'0lI6'.j Renienihcr the scene is King Arthur's court when the VVhite Kni- ht returns f c ' ' l. un the Crusades. Lady Orville-where s Lady Orville? 5 Lady Orville QUIT Attizsgv, in flc'zIi'Y fulfil-I r'an't find my skirt. Coat-li--Your skirt has heen ordered, Lady Orville. lifiifx to Mu' S'fi1g'f' i'lI.111i1e'zrl Blake a note: Lentil: up Lady Orville's skirt. Now, are you ready, King .'Xrthur- President-Oh, lNIarXun, hy the way, huvy alwout a Xylophone specialty right here: Alumnus-Or hanjos. VVhy nut have hanjos, and let 'ein eunie nn in hlaek-fare? . So Big AAAAA Azria, 1f,,,'-,Ay Page 4 1 K'oa1'li-But in .1 ll1L'lll.L'X.ll 1'.t:tl1:-- . . , + Pr1:-itl1:itt- -VN 1: liaxunt had saxoi1li11ii1a tot ftmial y1,.lI5. l'o.1t'lt-But tliiy aft is 511 lon: non. Prt'5id1'nt l11g1'1'1'111q1-.Xll right, I Qin' in thvn. lC011.11 .V.1r.x011 ,-'1'.11'11 10 111111111 Nlalic it lmitwim. llulnnth-I'iy't'1'ylsotly make .1 nott: Lady .-Xlixv fayf, By our It-an-, and thvn thtt lmanjos start. foath-.Xll right, all right .... Nou, thc clock strilic: midnight, ll'.111.-rl Cloclii flockl fS111'11.'r1 CLUCKY Stagg fNI.1nagjur l011'.f1.1q1'1-Dill you 1'.1ll, Nlarxon? clt111Cllixvl1LlT,S tht- inattur, ulovli, uhy' don't you strikcf Satft' :XI.lIlLlLfCI'1'I 1'an't find rnv lat-ll. Coa1'lt-fNIalQc a notc: VVltvrc is l'ltit'Ki5 bt-Ili CTO 111511 Ncycr niind, I'll lit- thc t'lot'li. Bono liono' lion- lwonw hon- lwon-f hon-f hon-f, l1Ul'l ', hong, honfr hon . . . IT111' 111,11 51.11-5,1 PNY Q1 by DY bl U E 1 15, C' f11::11'.1. 1'll'111'x011 10111111 King glrthur, did you think I did that for thc fun of it? Your vuc is lvtrllpj. King .'XI'Il1LlI '-xYl1It'l1 hong? K'o.t11l1-'I'l1u last hong, always thc last hong. Now, I'll btrilit- midnight again. lH1' 1'1'j11'1115 1:L'f11'1' 11011 qi. J King .Xrtliur-All through? C1l1111'.x'011 l10.1.f.1 VYhat ho, and wht-rc :night the gcntlc Sir VVIiitc Knight ht- kt-cpiiig hiinst-lf? Mctliouglmts ht- ought to ht- uoniing hack this wry tnid- night .... l.S111'11.11'. 1 f1'i?1t'lt-IIt11'sL'l VVl1CI'L'l5 tht, HORSE? Stagjc Managur l1'I17l1l11IQ' 011 s111Q'1'l-H1:ru I ani, Couuli-I don't want you, I uant your lioof-heats. Stagu Matiagfcr Cr1'11r1111I1-I didn't hcar hint say RQ'1ltl.M Fly cue ia Egad. Co:1t'h-Cut out thu l'Eg:1tl,', lurk hnvt- thu lioof-lx-nts, lH00f-1151115 ,f01111.1 11111111131 Loudcrl lII'11111' 11001-1151115 1111 1'1'ff1111'.1 101111513 11111 II11111' 1XV1I1Q111 1'1111'1'5 ft11111111g 1111.1 -111111 011 0111' 1'111'r.l No, no, nol The horsc isn't vhasingf youl l1 1'1111r11'1111r1 Go hawk again, and this tiint- don't count- on till thcy atop. 1105 11001-1101115 50111111 11q11111. .411 1'11111.1 1'1ALf1.1, Qr1111111g. T111' .1111'f1'1111'1' 001111111113 111111111161'111q f1111.'1.11r.1 C'oat'lt-VV1-llf WI-ILL? VVlt1'i'c11t'cyoL1? VVl1itt- Knight 11'1'-f1111'1'1111J1-You told IIN' to wait till tht- ltoof-ht-:tts stoppcd. lC011.1b f1111.f1'.f 1111111111' for .1 11101111'111, 1h1'11 .f11.1.11'111r .'0111f'1A1'111'11.1,f 1111.1 1111115 1iIll'1011f1yl' 1111011 1111' .'111'j'1'1111'1', 'IL'!l0 1-mfg flc1I1U7It'14111,Q' 1111.1 111111115 1111101'r1111y .10:L'1.' 1111' 1.1.1.11'r 1111.1 5111 011 101' 110110111 l'l111lLf.Vl k't1z11'lt-Nucl' llllllll, ut-'Il go on front ht-rc. Knccl. l.S'b0111111ql Lut's havt' a Spot on 'luv Whitt- Knight. Flt't'trit'ian l1'1'.11' 01' 11011151-D'yc n ant a rud :pot or n grccn spot? Qillllflllxxillift' spot. 1.9101 1111511111 011 1111' 1011 of fflt' 1'111'111111, 111111 011 fflf' 1111.111'11.'1', 111111 011 lXV1IlxQ .'1lA1hl1I', 1111.1 11111111-1' 011 1x'111g111'.f f1'1'1, l1'11-:'1'1111q f10:L'1r 11f::'111'.1 10 My 111'11.1,l Whitt' Knight-Ilail, .Xrthur, tht' l'rusaclcs art- oon, and I lint- colnc to rlaitn my honc- C'oat'lt-Boon- XVhit1' Knigfltt-Boon, tht' fair Lady .-Xlivt-, thinc ward. King .lrtliur-So thou hart thought to hring havl-2 tht-sc pretty svalps gj.1tl1c1't'tl in old Palcstinc ax Souxvnirs to thint' old tnonarch. Alai, tht- gjcntlu Lady .Xlivu is plcdgt'd- Prtwitltfnt l11111'1'1'11f1111q1-l'an't you cut thib avciiu, Nlarxonf It's getting latv. Coarlt l1lI .11xtf1111'1-Hitt this is tht- uholc plot. VVt x L- out cycrytlting clsc. lR1'.f1tQ111'.11'1'i1 All ti- ht, Nt1ituitlt Xl1x ' .,. ,. V ,V H 1. .... King .Xrthur-.Xlas, thc guntlt- Lady .Nlicc is pltttlgtml to anothcr. Look tlicrc. lHf 11011111 1111.1'-,1'l11q1'. T111' .'.11'ft1'1111'1' 111115 1115 f11f1' 0111 01' My 111011111 .1f1010Aq1'111'1111.i'.1 C'.1rp1'iit1'r-K'.ill int,-, LlI1yl70lly? King .Xrthur l1'1'f1'111111q1-Look tht-rt-. l1'1111f1'g f1'11f1'1111.t' 1.11.11 .-111.1 :i'1111.11'11f 011 .f111AQ1' cL'11h- 0111 wig, fflt' Il'111!1' 1111115111 ffrfi 1111, .f111g1f1'1'.f, 1111.1 ,f1111'1.f 10 11111.l Wlnttf' Knight lf1111x111q1-Iiy thc way, ulit-rc do I taintr Q'oat'li-Ili-rv, do it uith nity. Unct- lnorc, Lady .Xlit'c. lHih11t' 101111111 1111.1 l.'011.'11 11010 ,fl11Aq4Q1'1' for-11.'111'.1, f11111.t1', 11111 111111.15 10 1'01'1'111'.1.1, ,fl11Qq1'1' 1111.1'-:L111'.1,v 1111.1 1.111 11110 1x'111q'.f 111'111.f. 1x'111g 1'111.'111',f lI'11111' 1x'111Q111 1111.1 11'1.f C.'011.'11 111111 10 1100121 5 -1t-f ' Page -12 Q1 .'Xli1'1'. I 1111-I1 11'1'q11111111g 1111 f1'1'l141Xll right, Knight, lt-tk we you 1lo it .1lon1'. Uno' 11g.1in, l.111lx Lutly :Xliee-VVl1L1t the -- tlo you think this is, 1'1'oss-1'o1111tt'yF 1.X'111.' 1111z'11111'1'x, 1111' H11111' K111g111 11111115 111 1J1'11111r'1 11r1111'. 1X.1ll4H 11-illf 10 r1'z'1-:'1' 111111.J Coneli l,q1'01111111,q'1-Wgiit, wgiit, .Xrthurl You t'LlIlIl' luring hiin 111 hy thiihng his g.111ntl1-rx' P1'eaitle11t l1l11t'I'I'11f11ll,HITSLIX, how gihout that Xylophone right liere nhile tl11-y'r1- trying' to bring hiin to? Might suggeht liek tll'k'Lll1llI1j,f it or aoinething. Cogieli-If tllllf Xylophone goes in, I go o11t. Y Pl'CSlLlL'I1f- fIl1, well, it was o11ly Ll suggestion, you neualnt get sore .ihout it. .Xml you XYOLIILIIIII want Ll tllllllk' nuinherf Coach-No! Nothingl Pl'L'SlLlCIlIiSlIUUlkllllf there he L1 spot on the VVhite Knight? 1S1111111'11ly .f1lDl11,ij Lightsl tb' 2'- EI'-1' 11,1f111 .f1111111'111.1' f1l1HALf4'.i 0111, 1011011111 I7-1' 101111115 of 5111111111111,q 111111 .f110111111q. C011111 11 11111131 116111111111111g 111110 01'111'1'1'11 flltl 11Agf1l1.Y 0111. L1g111x l'0111lI 011 1111, go 0111 111111 101116 011 11g11111 111111: Iii' 11115 111116 11115 611111'6 111,11 1111-z'1' 1611 1!ltl1I' 111111121 10 1'1'0Q1'11 1'1'11161'.1 White Knight liL'1lL'll Ilfllltktl 15 1'6.t101'611l-My hegirt is hrokun. The gentle L.11ly .Xlivu lox another- Cozieli If7I'0l1If7f11IkQ'lZTlIlS is the eml-1511.11 p1'0111p1l,1' ,Q611 Ilf 10 11'111'6.1 No, lurk wliere y were, I w.11a protnpting. aw llll VVhite Knight-. . . und I renounce the pl1-1151111-S of thib worlcl for the pt-tice of thy next. lllt' 0011111 his ,1'11'01'11 TL'1ff1 1116 P01111 10c1'11r11,f 111111 111111 1'1111x 11 11111111 1116 111111 111111-1' -1-VON! 1116 11111116111 11 gow 111111' 111111 p01-6,1 C011111 51110 1.1 1111111111111' 11111111111 111111.l Coueli 1110111111g 1115 5116.111-Yo11 CLIIIIY connnit suicitle with Llfllllil' on. To-night t.1ke ull yo arinor Hrst before you kill yourself. All right, guzirtls, take l1i111 to thu hier. I. Ll I' P1'eSi1le11t-just :1 lIllHLlfL', lVI111'xon. Lllllllf we insert LI little eonietly here hx' ingiking' Ll 111111 on VY hier 1 1C0111'11 MII,-.I'011 1g1101'11t 111111. T116 C1166 6111117 .t1111'1.t 111 f11111'1'111 XOIIAK, fiL'0 g11111'.1,v 16116 fh8 IV11116 1111111111 111111 t'dI'I'Vl' 111111 10 1116 111613 111111111 111111111111' 1'0l111f116,v, ,ff1'1A'1I1g ,v1'6111'1'.1'. 1,1111-1! 111116 l-llfllfflwf 11 115 11 ,t1111'1x 10 f1111.l Gentle Lznly Alice 1,v1r11gg1111gJ-VVon't some hiral give nie il hnntl with this castle wall? 15110 11g111 ,flfxjxfhvllhll fllffffgj 411111 111 1x'111l1g111',t 'fill-6. H6 fIll'lI.1' 0-z'1'1' 10 11c1111p1- 1116 xql11rg,i Couch fra-z'111,Lf1-Youlre supposetl to be tlezull VVhite Knight-I know, hut the light hurts lny eyes. QT111' g611111' L11111' :l111'1' 11111'11111'11t 1l'O 1 111 Ihr' QL'1llg 1111111 11 111111116, q1'1111'11 f11'0111f1111' your 0111. S116 1'I1l1j 111111' 111111 1011165 011 'IL'11!1 1111011111 11g111, 111111 11-,111-1 51OQL'1l' 111 1111- 1111-1-.1 1 Coneli-All right, now, Alice, wee-pl EX'L'I'yIl1ll1g' you'1'e got. Ile! 1leg11l, he's 1le111ll l.-111 11 11'66j1.1.l It's the sutlclest thing that every liuppeiietl, Oh, it's so 51111. 11-1111? i011f.l Ile 1li1'1l for you, you re wringing your ll1lllLlS, you're wringing YUUI' neck, I 1lon't LXIIAC, he tlieml for Yu he died for you, it's terrible! 1C0111'11 111111 111116 1111? 111 1611111 Oh, if he'1l only speak-Vliliit Knightl White Knight lI'1511I.1I 011 0116 E117OIL'l1cILlII ine, Murxon? Coach-SHUT UPI-Oh, for il word, for :1 sinile-Ol 'l'he Tl'11QICllYliT 11, L. PI't.'SlLlClIt1.ILlSf n minute, Couch, wt-'ye 111-Citletl to introaluee the pony hgillet right here gintl Cut the rest of the niet. 1-C0111'11 1'0l111j1.16.v.l All l'CL1LlY for the l:ll1.1lL'. UQH1' 1'1'1111,1 11-0111 111L11111 surifll .... :mtl now the soul of the VVhit1- Knight keen to rise klowly. It atoopa to kiss the gentle Lguly Alice, then llouts ziwuy :is the :1ir is filled with singing .1n1l :1 tl1ous.1n1l voices. QS1lOI1f11Ig 10 S111g6 1Vl111111g61'1 All rezuly for the soul of the XVhite Knight to riaef Stage Munziger-All reuclyl President-Go! 1lI'11'6.t 1'r1'111', 111111 1111' IV11111' lx'111g111 1.1 11111111 1111111111111 off 1111' 1111111 Stoop tt 3 kiss the gentle Lauly Alice! UV11116 1111135111 1511111 0'1't'I' 1161111,f01'1'1110s1 10 kiss .J111t1'.,1 Blufirl 1Vl'11'6,r 1111111 ,11111116111.1', p111'11111,1f IV11116 1x'111gb1 01:'1'1' O71 L11111' ,-11116, 'T.L'1l0 56111611 111'1-11'1f O11 1111 11001 111 1111' 61111 of fjlt' 111111' iL'1111c' 5115 -10115 f:1'1'6f111,Q'.1 Czxrpeiitcr C111111111' 11-F0111 110110111 1'1111,q1-XN1-ll, yo11 woul1ln't let ine finish nie h.11nn1erin'. QP1'6.v1111'111 I'l1.t'1lL'S f0ru'111'11 10 11111111 1116 ,t1'1'111'1'1', lrifnt 011 1111' Heh! 1'01'11, 1111.1 f111111Q'1'x 0111 1111 M6 11,q111.v. T116 .f1'6116r1' 111111 0-iw' O11 10,11 of 11 1111, 111111 11111111 ffltl 1111111111 111111 .f110111111g 101' G111' Cl1111 5111211 111-11-2'6l1' N1'111'1'1' IW1' C5011 10 T111'1'. 1 LIOLICII 111110-U6 fflt' 1'011f11r1011l-Now, we're .XLL set for the opening night' llt 1'11 Page 43 Tl-D1Pop111111y of 'lilw 111111110 Claws Ql W 111111-1-11 l1111Lf 11-.11-5 l1.111- l1.lN5l'll xlllll' 1l11- 11r11u1l 11111l 1'l11-511 51-1111115 111 11116 l1-11 1l11- 1111r1.1l5 111 I1-111-151111 H1311 S1'l11111l 111 111.1l141- 1l11-11' Ill.lI'l'i 111 1l11- l11g', 11111-l 11111-l1l. X1111 ill 111.11 111- 51-1- l11111' 1l11-1 l1.111- 111'115111:1'1-1l. l,11i1 .X1k1'1'111.111 15 Llf 111-1-11-111 111'g'.1111z111g .1 11111111111'5 1'1g1'l115 1111111-1111-111 111 f.ll' 1111 51.1111 .11111111:' . . , 1l11- 1111-111l11-1-5 111 1l11- l'flllfN l1.11'1-111. ll.11111l11111 .X1l1- .1111l xl.1I'5' K1-ll1-1' l1.111- l11-1-11 1111111-1l 111 l111l1 1l1111ll111'li. 'I'l11- l1.111l11 11.111 .lI'1' 1-11.L1'.1g'1-1l 111 51'l111l.15111' 1lu111-5. 'I'l11-1 1111' 11111-111111111 .1 girl? l111.11'1l111g 51'l11111l 1111 1l11- li.111l45 11f 1l11- xY.ll1.lNl1. .Xgm-5 ,Xl1111-11-1 lI.lN 51-1111-1l 1,111 44-11111', 111 1111 11l1-.11 111f1- 1-111111-51 l11'l1l 111 .X1'1'l11-1'11ll1- 1-1-1-1-11111, 5.1111 13.11111-5 11151 .11-11-1111-1l .1 j11l1 1111l1 1l11- L'1'1'g1111 111 VN'l11:.11 L'1111111.1111. NIV. B41-111-5 15 11-11 lllUNllY .1111l l115 5111-1-1-55 15 11551111-1l. ll.111111- B1-1k 15 11111'l4111g l11-1' 11.11 1l11'11ugl1 1'11ll1-Q1-. .XII 5l11- gm-15 fl'l1lll I1111111- 15 1-X111-11-1 .1111l bpl,'llKllll: 11111111-1. CQ111'1l1111 B1-1-1111-1', 1l11- .11l1l1-11', 15 lllhlllk' f111' 1l11- 5llllllllk'l', Hu 15 .Ill 1-X111-1'1 5H1IlllllCl' .1111l I1-.11'111-cl 111 5111111 111 ll 111111l 1'1111111, 11 l11-r1- l11- 5111-111 1111151 111 l115 111111-. .Xf11-1' g1'.11l11:1111111 l11- 111.11111-1l D111'111l11 H1111111, 11l111 11l.111-1l l1-fr 111-1-1ll1- 1111 1l11- 1.11'5111 kllllllllgf 11-.1111i5111111- 1:1r11' l31ll1 Su111l.11 15 l11-1113 11u11l11111-g K1-11111-1l1 B11-l5f111'1l 1-.111'l11-5 .1ll 111 l1i5 51111l b1lXlllg 111111. xl111lg1- l5u1'111-11'5 l'UllI'f 11111-111-1l 1111l.11. 'l1l1c 11131 1'.1i1- 1111 1l11- 1l111'l41-1 11.15 1l1111 111 1l11- S1.111- 15. .l.1111- L'.1ll151111 1111 Ll 1'l111rg1- 111 Ql55.llllf 11111l lXlfTL'I'y. Tl11- 51.111-'5 111111-111-1, L1111151- Zufall, cx111-1-15 1l11- jury 111 1-11111111 1l11- 1l1-f1-111l.1111. 31155 Z11f.1ll ll.l5 111-11-1' l1151 .1 t'.l5L', 'I'l11- llL'fL'IlSL' is 1-1-11r1-51-1111-1l I11' L1111151- V11-51f11ll. Sl111'l1'1 Slllllll 15 1l11- 111411111111 1ll1ll .lYk'l'S 1l1.11 Yyllllk' 1-11g.1g111g 111 l11-1' I'C:ILllL1l' 111'1'u11.1111111 11f 51-lling, 111-1l1ll111gf, 1-111111-111133, l1111'11-111111, .ll1ll 1l1-41111115 111 f15l1, 5l11- 11.15 11141l11'111u5l1 41111l 111u1'1l1-11111511 ll55.lUltCCl l11 1l11- 1l1-f1-111l.1111, 11l111 15 l11-1' 1'11'.1l 111 1l11- 1:15l1 l1us1111-55. .lu1lp:1- Bu1'111-11 1l1-1'l111'c1l 1l1411 ju5t11-1- 5l111ul1l l1c 1l11111-. S111111-l1111l1'5 1llXXIlyS 1l11111- 111 bLlL'l1 11151-S. J111- XY1,-1'g11l1l 15 :111 1-l1-c11'11'.1l 1-1131111113 pI'LllbC 11f 1115 11111111 15 l11-111'1l :1ll 1111-1' 1l11- 11111'l1l. Tl11- II1111. P1-11-1' K111111-r5 l1.15 l11-1-11 1111111111111-1l .X111l11155g11l111' 111 ll11lln111l. .X5 l115 gr11111l11.1 6.11111- 151-11111 .X111511-1'1l.1111, IJllf1'll 15 l11s 1111151 f:11111l1.11' ln11g5u11g1-. XV1ll1L1lIl I'll111g111, 1l1c 111.1111 flgfllf, l1415 1-11111pl1-11-1l l115 111-11 play, Ucrlllhlllll g1111l -l11l11-I . lt 15 :1 111.11l11-11111111'.1l 11l:11 .1111l 1l1-11l5 1111l1 l.ll5llI' 1'.11l11'11l5 111111 1-11111111-1115 111 1'.11111.1l. fNl1ll.11'1l ll1'.ll'l1 ll.lS 11111-111-1l Ll 5l1111- Sllllllllij 11.11'l111' 111-11 111 1l11- HBLINQ' lgl'L'H llll 31.1111 811-1-1-1. llls 111111111 15, L1-1 1111- 51111K 111u. I',11'l111 lx1-ll1 11.15 ll 11115511111.11'1 Ill B111'111-11 lH1lll 5l11- 11.15 1111111-1l 11111 111 1l111111-1'. R11l11-1-1 K1111l11-1'l111, I111l1.111:1'5 l'1'PI'L'bl,'Ilf1lTlXL' f1'11111 1l11- 1111l1 D1511'11'1, 1'1-1-1-111l1' 11.1551-1l ll l11ll 1l11'11ug'l1 1'1111g'1'1-55, 11r11111l111gg' 1l1g11 .1ll 5Ill'lllllk'5 l11- 11111 l1-55 1l1g111 1-161l1 uf .Ill 1111'l1 g111.1r1 f1'11111 1-111-l1 111l11-r, 111 lll'lll,'l' 1l1.11 1l11- 11111'l1L of 1l11- l'1'l15llS 1.1k1-15 111111 l11- 1-.1511-1'. N11r1111111l L'.111111l11-ll 11.15 '1lI:5I 11111-111-1l Ll l11-.11111 11.11'l11r 111 ll11ll11111111l ll1-1gl115. llc :Illl1I'.ll1fL'k'S T11 1111111 11111 .1 111u51.11-l11- 1111-1'111gl11. Nl:11'1 L1111151- 111551-l l1:15 .11 l.151 l-UlllNl llk'l'?K'lf. Sl11- 15 1-ngng-1l 111 LlpllfTll12' 11111'l1i. Sl11' 15 llll 1-l1-1.1111r gnrl, .-Xll11,-1'1 V11111l1-1-k11llQ Q1111l ll1-1'l11-1-1 XY1l'g'1l1 :111 l11.lli1I1g :1 g1'1-.11 l1i1 1111 1l11- 5111111 415 Ci11l1.11l1 411111 1l11- U11:11'f. R.1111111111l S11-1111-1' 15 lfllllllllllf 415 .111 u111l1-1'51u1l1' of .xI'Kl!LIl' N1-u1-11l111u51-. ll1- 15 .111 1-X111-rt 1111151 11i1l1 1l11- R1-111111gg11111 'I41111-11'ri11-1' C111111111111. 1711115 VV151-, L15 1111- fNI1ll1Q111:111l , 15 1-Xl11l11t111g il l7lll1' 1'1l1l11111 J1-1-51-1 11111 .11 all 1-11111111 f4111'5 1l1i1 11-.112 'l'l111111.15 fNlu11g1-1' 15 .1l11:115 1l111111 111 tlll' 11111u1l1. I1 1'111111-5 f1'11111 l115 111-1111-5511111. H85 ll 1l1-111151. H1-1'l11-1-1 P.11'k1-1' ll.lN -lLlNf f111i5l11-1l 1l11- 1-1111-1' 1l1-51g11 f111' M1-l1111.1 H1-1111-11r11lg1-'5 111-11 Fllllgf l111, D1-:1111-, l'l1-.151- ,ljlllllf L1-1 Your fNl1151.11'l11- U1'1111 . Mr. R11l11-1'1 U1ll1-51111- 11f 1l11- f:lI'IlI G1ll1-51111-, l111'., lms 411151 11u1'1'l1.151-1l 1l11- S1.11u1- of L1l11-V11 fr1'1111 X1-.1l Slilifll, 1l11- 11l1l 111111 111g1g11.111-. Mr. G1ll1-51111- l1q15 11111111u111'1-1l 1l1g11 l11- 111ll 1l11111111- 11 111 5111111-rl.1111l :1111l 111ll 11l.11'1- 11 1111 1l11- 511151 51-.1 K'1lLlNf. 111110 Gun VX1l'I'l5l'l': ll.lN 11151 511111-1-1l1-1l 111 1'.lpllll'1I1:I 1l11- 1l1-5111-1'4111- l111111l11, Tl111111:15 ll11r11. 'I4l11- :11'1'1-51 11.15 111.11l1- 111-11-1' ll 1l11'1-1--l111u1' 1-l1.151- 1l11'1111gl1 1l1u l11-4111 :1111-111111111 1r11f111- 111 1l1c 5111-1-15 11f NO. 19. S 4 A ' lffr .U1mi1l1r1' Girl , Llrfillf Ilforrimu l'lLl' H -loc Pottlitzer, the hanana king, has succeeded in liriiiging hack the famous fruit :tone of twen- ty-flve years ago: t'Yes, We Have No Bananas 'l'oday . Gordon Graham has heen sentenced to a life terin in the penitentiary at Nllt'lllQj.lIl City. llis joh is to find out how inany fish there are in Lake Micliigfan. ,lark l'ihe1'sl1ol'l, the VVtlI'ilt,'ll, gaxe him this joh as a payment for tl1e inany dirty tricks Graliaui plaved on llllll at hlefl. Edward Dykhuizen and VVillia111 Lilllll3 are to dehate tonight in tl1e Ariiiory at Ninth and Union. The suhject is Llllesolvedz That Mr. Hinshaw tells lllUI'C interesting stories than Nlr. Higlitf' M1'. Dykhuizen takes the ai'lir1native, while Mr. Lanih upholds Mr. llieht. ililhfil' debating experience at .left will no douht stand the111 in good stead. Florence Foresinan Huniphrey, on reading: the uCourier that Ruth Gritlin had heen a1'1't-sted for highway rohhery, ahsently asked Myrel what hotel Miss Gritlin had heen running. VVillian1 Foreslnan and Charles Williaiiiis are now taking the place vacated hy Luther liurhank. These famous wizards have succeeded in creating a sugar el111 tree. Alonzo VVatford has just succeeded in tracing his ancestry hack to Hain, the son of Noah. Constnace Davis has driven her hushand, lioh Chandler, to drink. She put too niueh salt in his soup. Mary Etten and Irene Rodriquez are sharing' the Nohel prize for 1941 in advancing' the cause of science. They have discovered the gist and 91nd eleinents, and have named then1 Nl.lI'illllI and lreneiuin respectively. Mary Clingenpeel and Ruth Frasch have opened a honie for disappointed loxers. Tlieir iirst two inmates were Charles Miehalke and Lucille Morrison. Mort Culver and Morris Friedman, of the C. 8: F. Engjineerinpj Co., have just heen awarded the contract for making a new hath house on the North Pole. These noted engineers have sue- ceeded in surveying Greenland and have inade Nome, Alaska, famous hy huildingf a hathing suit factory there. Frances Hession and Verna McDill have at last received lVlr. Hight's approval on their wear- ing knickers to church. Now these two ladies are never seen without their two sided skirts. Helen Rupley and Ruth Schnaihle have opened a candy stand on the steps across from the sehool. The latest reports had it that they had driven the executive cotninittee of the S. S. alinost to distraction, as their main source of support, their candy stand, was ruined. Irene Korty, the faithful stenographer of Attorney Harry Howell, has heen adinitted to the Tippecanoe County Bar. Mary Hartnett, the coach of the Jeff girls' haskethall teain, has incurred the wrath of Nlary Lee Frnacis, the coach of W. L. High School's girls' team, since the Jeri girls heat VV. L. girls 94-11 last night. Dorothy Kittie, coach of Buck Creek H. S. team, refereed the ganie. It is said that all Elizaheth Garrison does since she inherited a million, is sail around in her yacht. Eugenia Leavitt is the chief cook and hottle washer. Louise King, the Justice of the Peace, is husy every day trying those arrested hy her two con- stahles, Louise Meiser and Dorothea Kohler. lN'Iarie Martin and Mary Mcliinnis are the two hest fishernien in tl1e country. They fish all suininer and in the winter they sit around and tell stories. There has just heen a LlL'pLlI'TlllL'Hf of fairy dancing opened in jefferson. Miss Helene Iiker and hiiss lWary Ferguson are the teachers. Harletta Thrasher is another popular composer. Her latest hit, I Wish Soniehody XYould Marry Me , has hrought her at least 1Q,96I requests hy that inany inen. Edith Stockton is in Christy Brothers' Circus. She is heing exhihited as the only wonian in captivity who does not have hohhed hair. Ella Osterhotif and :Xvaline Staurfer, after niaking an extensive research, have just found out that the only reason that Latin is taught at -left is hecause Caesar had a lot of hooks left to sell, after he printed his story ahout his adventures in Europe. Helen Slack and Lila McNeil have heen on a speaking' campaign all over the world, and have succeeded in convincing' the puhlic that red hair is niorc hecoining' than any other color. Eloise Jackson and Dorothy Heindel are successful Montniorenci lawyers. No douht they received the desire to follow this profession in Mr. Hinshaw's Civics class. Dorothy Marquis and Dorothea Lanicool are starring in Bill Klein's, the noted playwright's, latest play, Lafayette's Wild XNVOIIICITN. t t1 1 :t 3 The Coufiiiwz t't' 1111111 .., Gu 1'.: ' a1.'tZf,1l',1--,- Page 43 IX' anpnnv- 1,- -' . rv' .- YI' . fi'-2 I A., ,-, '- 1 , . -... M.- ..x 4i 4 1 x . 1 I 43.111 ' -s an If 1 fl .iff V141 fwllrxl' 1.01058 Cd! i ! I 1 1 1 i I 4 X 4 1 1 A FTKQSHDMHAHH? 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Dodson, hlargaret Claxton, Milton Clayton, Franees Clemens, VVilliam Cohen, Ida Cole, LaVonne Coleman, Louis Connolly, John Cors, Joseph Curtis, Sam Davis, Genevieve Davis, Louise Davis, Mary Deeker, Carolyn Doran, Edythe Elililer, George Ehel, Leonard Englert, Dorothy Eriekson, Charlotte Evans, Franeis Everett, Katherine Feeney, hflary Felix, Barnard Flaek, hlargaret Fleming, William Dunneyvold, Bernard Dyer, Selma Ellsherry, George Evans, Dorothy Nlae Evers, John Foltz, Ferdinand Foster, William Gaffney, Frank Gagen, Rohert Gahagan, Marguerite Gershuny, Ruth Girth, George Goris, Aliee Hamilton, Edith Hamilton, Mildred Harter, Frances Hepner, Edna Hession, VVilliam Hiqhhorn, Clarenee Higgins, Jaek Hilt, Alhert Holladay, Lillian Hull, Sarah Hughes, Howard Humphrey, Violet Idele, Beatrice Joins, Ruth .195'Mi,,1,-,...:,-1.5:,::1:::gg:g.,..:5.,. ,,:,..1:2'3'-,.: IOD Foy, Velma Fudenski, Bernard Gougar, Myrtus Grail, Morris Graham, Betty Grandstatl, Lueille Grox e, Eduard Hall, Milton Hinkle, Bennie lliteh, Helen Holtz, Wilhelmina Hoover, Lowell Hurst, Helen Jones, Lavena Jordon, Helen Keller, Rolaeft Kemmer, Marian Kersey, Jane Korty, Herman Kuipers, Theodore Kumming, Eleanor Kyle, Gerald Lawson, Clella Mack, Clara QA Karweik, Marie Kathman, Florenee Keller, Alhert Kelley, Rolaert Kessener, Helen King, Francis Klein, Ruth Kumming, Oliver Lange, Donald LaPlante, Clyde LaPlante, Thelma Leivellyn, Duane Lodde, Rosemary lVlaekay, Elizaheth Nladison, Ethel lVlareh, David hlarshall, Opal Nlartin, Alhert lllater, Rohert lllay, c,JCUI'QIL' McConnell, Donald MeLaughlin, Adella MeNary, Harry lx'lt'QLlt'k'll, Rolbert hleiser, XVilma lllelville, David Memmering, VX'illard Martm, Nlargaret Maxity, rlnne lVleChesney, M. 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I'11Y xY.111i1l1N, 15111111 '. -f. 1.l51,111111L1 V1'1'111', 1J.111.1111 XY1'11', N1.11'g.11'1'1 X11-111, Y11'g1111.1 XN'11.11'11111, 1111111 XX1111.l11lN, PA11111 XY11N1111, 11.11'11111 xY11111, 1.1111111' XX-11111, 1'1'i111l1.1 XX1111:1111, 1'1.11'1'111 ' xXvlP1l111l11, 151114111 X1'.1g1-1'. N1.11'g111-1111 JtC'tHFS VW fmrf tanllavt HIIHIEHHEUYS 1,11-pa! lim-n tht- nzunc mggt-mth ig'HllI'ZlllCL', childish- ncss, and stnpiahty. No womlcr f1'cl:111d's 1'-1lX'0l'ifL', tht- hrilhztnt Q11-cn, hm hccnmt- th-sn' uwn cnlnr. 'I'hnn:h tht-rc wan no lwrsc tank this yt-xn' in which tw iITllHL'I'5L' tht- new IllL'lUlWL'I'S of thc student hmly, uppt-r CIZINNXHCII found st-vt-1':1l uriginxll and ufhcicnt INCZIIIS hy which tu iIUP!'C5's npnn thc fI'L'Sl11l1llIl thc supt-r'im'ity of tht-ir t-hlt-ra. Howt-vcr, in spitu of frnwnm :Ind criticisxn, tht- new class has prmt-tl im-lf wnrthv ut' l7L'lUllftilQ' to HH, , X - . :1I1'c:u1y fllklllg :1 nnnnr part ln llflllL'UCS and S'lCl1ll :lc- tlvltlcs. Alnmst ht-turc they had tht-11' aclu-duh-s lL'2lI'IlL'lI, many of thc young hnpcfnl5 hzul alccnlt-tl tu trznnp npnn thc Suniwrs in inter-class hpnrta and l1L'1lI'lf' l'L'1lltZL'kl tht-ir xnnhitinn. St.'X'L'l'1ll ylllltllflll shciks lmw 1llI'L'lllly' L'lll'I1L'i1 il reputation na Hlzulics' INCIIH, :intl plmxm-tl tln-1mt-lxt-N pmticicnt in thc Chxtrh-stun. All in ull, it ix ll pxunnix- ing class, unc in wlwst- hands, wht-n SL'IltHl'5, lllllf' mtl-ly rust the lnnnn' and pmxvt-es uf It-i'Yc1'sn11. .I-.,,-'-,,m,,fx,m U W wt-'NW' W1 .:'- :' -:..,.......::-1- .-:--.f ighfx On! , . , fn .... f .' Hg Vasu up 513 x -f-h !f r , X ' 1 Ei , mp lf' l u 'N 'WI Wig' ' fi 1' p JLLmn14oNS li V- I f V ,kj X K omToRY Q ..:Q '5- i i'?g15DY ., fff 'Q IETY f!!5,f Nl ' fivzl gg ,f I f I agua-1 L' I .f., ' -ix' ffl!,r 'ids he! ' gm 4 W! A 4 C Ll' r '-1-01 , h F L -'s X 5 -'l-f- l - ... lu - ef' 11-K . BVNCCR . r i' 1 ACTIVITIES. -..X P' ., . 'ff 5,71 4,l L. fs W U - 4 hs? 4 x. 'A I , 1 -. ' v K 1. 1 . n N A , ,,u 4 lw'v 'Run Nh U 1 Q .1 I F- ..4 - .- ,,., . v .' -'. f'Y 4-v vi ',Z r 1 x ' .. .n . s ' ui I -.-heh., . ,As g.', - 1 V F . f .- --.- v ' I 'rn f . .4 ' Y '-,.:. I ,fa . V ...- ' .' ' ' .. - ' ll , V, . '- 4 -Q: lx 1 ' ,.',.A I - 4 , 5' L' - n K ,. X. .V lt-, L- lt.: ,. - r . VQPU ' . x Av . N ' an , 1 . V , M , V fa' W-,l ', rv - ,- '15 x 4 . 5. 0, 1 ' I , . 1- , U. r - ' J , a .fn a, . ,H,. ,- X .. Y. slut I ' Q Q 'n . Xe, , f '.. - .' ' f ,1 an' ,.,. 3 1' Fira-'Q' W l. fm. I. -Q' -V-4:-'QL ....' , ,jf-1.m?2.,w .-.I-.-U., in .I ,XJ -- 'L ' x ' ' 1 , f',,. ,' , ef -- in 'A -' 2' . . 3. . 4-' ,, X 15 '. :r-'Q ,SMX 1 , V. . A N , , ,J A I 11,1- , nn! S 5.5: -b--5. x..Q. .I 4 ,f-If V01 Am ' f x 51 ,J Fxf ' ' ,, I W Sitaitie Hliiglii Sclliifool Amit 'Cron'CeS'i. In the State High School Art Contest held last Septemher at the Indiana State Fair, Je-Herson won second place, heing surpassed only hy Shortridge of Indianapolis. The second premium, awarded to us, was Colorado lVlountain Streamn, a seventy- Hve dollar watercolor painting hy Paul Hadley, one of Indiana's foremost artists. The painting was selected for hy Miss Evelyn G. James of olll' Art depart- ment, from a group of three paintings chosen hy those in charge of the contest, from the State Fair exhihition of paintings hy professional artists. Each of the three winning schools had a choice of one painting out of three offered hy the jury uli award. Many of the larger high schools from all parts of the state enter this contest every year, hut this is the first time that the students of Lafayette have ever heen repre- sented. Each school sends a collection of paintings, drawings, and designs, in water color, pencil, pen and ink, and charcoal, arranged on ten large mounts. In addition to these, the schools that teach Arts and Crafts include in the display photo- graphs of craft ohjects made hy the pupils. Qur Art department was represented hy home planning project drawings in color, still life, human Hgure sketches, lettering, design, stage setting plans, and photos of their Arts and Crafts exhibit, besides several drawings and wood hlock prints which were made for the Centennial Nautilus. Ahout fifty students from our school had specimens of art work entered in their contest. CQlVIlWERCIAL CONTEST The commercial students added another trophy to .leffs collection hy winning the district commercial contest held here Saturday, April 24, over ten other schools en- tered in the contests. The trophy is a silver plate mounted on a hronze hase, the whole of which will he mounted on a mahogany standard. It is the second time ,le-if has carried off honors at the district meet, last year a large pennant was won hy the participants. Jeff also won the right to enter the state contests in the various suhjects in which they placed. The schools that took part in the contest and their scores are: Jefferson, 01, Frankfort, 353 Oxford, 232, Crawfordsville, IIQ Otterhein, O, Kentland, S4 llills- horo, 63 Covington and Forest, .gg and Battle Ground and XVingate tailed to score. Individual winners counted toward individual honors while team averages counted toward the coveted prize. :'-2 1 ..-.: -.-... .,::, : T .llih T ,:.-:,.... -.:.:,. ,,.- l , .:.. . .,.-.'.. ...: , ,.:.: -:. ...:-... ....,..1 . N .-'-. -,,..: Q 'KTM' Hear! Rai! i'1' X -L iw l':1 l -,-, v-,,-,--y-,lss--1 .. .NAL .l .LIJL 5 .lgl.lf,ADS ERNX-S'l' BAM- R ROB!-,RT GILLYSPIE Erljfg,--j,,-C!,j,ff BIt.ffIlz'5! 111111141 Ur , Y ol This ls tstitutultus No Nautilus in the past has had as much time and work spent on its planning and construction as this year's edition and the point which has heen kept foremost at all times has heen to give the students exactly what they wanted in the way of an an- nual. More time in which to work was ohtained hy choosing the staff at the earliest adyisahle date, and hetter work was ohtained hy choosing those for the stall who were hest suited In the' lines of work that they were to handle. Knowing that pictures are the Ihost yaluahle part of any annual, this has heen the feature which has heen stressed from start to finish. For the first time, a Greyflex camera of the type well known was used in taking the Uphotosn for the snapshot pages and the readers of this hook will easily appreciate the marked improiement that was the result. The calendar has heen nearly douhled in length and some item recorded for exery day of school throughout the whole school year. :X great many cartoons were drawn tor the hook hy memhers ot the different art classes. Ihe whole stall has joined in assisting the calendar editor make the calendar a masterpiece of its kind, exact and complete in eyery way. The layout of the hook l1:ls heen changed a great deal, the main idea heing to dis- trihutc' the interest oy er the entire puhlication rather than haye it centered in a few small sections. 'lille art work of llgyptian design was carefully planned and the frontispieces, which are hand-tinted, also hy the art classes, add In the hook's yalue and appearance, making it distinctiye. is '5 'un, v Q ..n n... 09 N ,.a .....av .,e .., ... lflilfl--' -V1 If-'film . Haroll Focclrr l :Le 'ifl Associutc Editor. , Rolwurt KilIIlWL'l'liIl Circulation M1ll1LlgL'l' . Gt-r.ild Mulhcrin Assistant Businvss ix1AlI1ilL,fL'l'. , , . , , , Hglniilton .Xdtf Faculty Advisor , Nliss Fvatlyn Jalncs Fzlrulty Advisor Mr. Robert Foster Hight Photograipli Editor . . , Richard Arnett Art Editor , , ,. . , , , Alfrud K.1lbqt1'i' Athletic Editors , Fred lVI.1rxson, Glcnn Klingur Society Editor Nlaxry l 1CI'QfllbllI1 Druinaitic Editor Kttthcrint- 0'Brit-n Joke Editor . . . Mcrry Curtis Assistant Jolie Editor., , , JJIIL' fdllison Assistant Busincss Mazinger , Hamilton Adv Cgxlendzir., ,, , ,. Mary Ct-vile VVgitson Literary Editor , Eleanor Buxton Assistant Litcmry Editor, , , Ft'4iiit't-s Hvssion Ftauciiiiiitiy Axftiiviisoirs Miss E.G.jAxii's R. F. Hlillll' qt fi ' X Amm.t......m..,, .ax gex .,,m.. A i:i't BOOS'l lElfR llalll-E1gXDS S.xxiL'iL Bxaxi-s .-Xmx Bcicxi-'r'r fZlififOI'-ill-C.lflic'f Blt,t'i1lc'eY,i' lllamlqfr rllilllite 61 Bio ostfeir' The Booster, throughout the whole year, has heen a puhlication that the stuclents coulcl well he prounl to claim as their weekly. By increasing the size of the staff, less work was thrust on any one person, anal at the same time a far more tlemocratic protluction was the result. 'lihere has heen really more news in the Booster this year than in the past, and since news is the thing which really makes a paper, the Booster has heen more inter- esting to rezul than issues heretofore. For the hrst time in years the Booster was put on a paying hasis. The Alumni Dance, sponsorecl hy the Booster, nettecl a neat profit and likewise clicl the Haml- Booster Vautleyille, which was a huge success. Harmony has heen the point emphasized from the very first, and this is something which is yery harcl to ohtain in a weekly of this kind as all work must he :lone quickly :intl efficiently. Authority must he yestetl in the hancls of those who are capahle of tloing work, which has heen the principal reason for the success of this yL'IlI',S liluistcll 'lihc Booster stat? anal Composition class hehl a picnic at Lairy's cluhhouse as a form ot' get-together meeting, anml with the ialea in inintl ot' hating a gootl time, which is what exeryone who went haul. 'limi much cretlit cannot he gixen to this year's start who hai e inatle the paper what it is toclay. Coinhining work with pleasure has createml more interest in the paper itself. it,, ,,.,,e i ,.cie ...:: .,:1 ..,.:,.,,.: ,-.-,-' 1 ..,..,, 'iluz .- ...,: - '..,. l':nfv-0 .Associate Editors ,..., News Editors... . Columnist ,.,...,.. Joke Editors ..,.., Feature Editor ',.,,.., Literary Editor. Art Editor ,.,...,.,,. Day Editor ....,.,.,..,...,... . Alumni Editor ..........,. Sports Editors ..,,. Gordon Society Editors .,...,.,..,...,.,,,....., Exchange Editors. . Grade School Editor ...... . Faculty Advisor ,...,.... Advertising Manager ,,... . Circulation Nlanager ....,.,.,,t... STAFF LITERARY Tom M ungger, Louise VVestphal VVilliam Fort-sman, Charles Williams Albert Steele Eleanor Jackson . .,,. Merry Curtis icia Schaihley, . ...i... Hanne Beck .. ..Moronia St. John .. Joe VVeygold Ella Ostcrhoif Beemer, Dean Stockton, Gordon Graham, William Klein .lVIary Louise Cassel, liiiiusiiyniss A sriirlr Assistant Circulation Nlanager .,,,... Ruth Schnaihle, Mary Ferguson Agnes Altepeter, Helen Rupley lVIauricc Goodnight .. Miss Louise Ragan .Charles Thomas Norwood Campbell ,. Dorothea Lamcool Auditor ,.,,,........,..,.............. ..,,.,. . . . Mary Louiss Mauch Faculty Advisor ,...,., M Loyal G, hlinier t3lfCILIllllLy Advlstors Miss L. Rxcw L. tl. Nlixn is I fu, M155 ffm: M597 lllllililllllllll :mecca iuMlMUUH Zg'w1f1 I Al 'TPR . ,-WN, .H . - v - 5 .. '- . .::e5esZ1i1EL5ii5ii. T,ff 5i 1' -, ','. f.'e'i':f1ff-Li, '.1' 14' 1 f 'A-, ii ,' 5.1312 F i'f-455' -,'1 7-5 57 5f???5l1l' LQ. Us - '-' 1 ' f:5:f:?i1' il j-fgg A ,- ' , -','V1 'sw Qzjlf' v.bv,-' , fswh'wW,wMfwwJ- -f-s1s-- aswwwwisf fCCC4Ki1 I llll rescue i f Oouoooo M I T R ' E 5f f . N A --sf ,fat .. .2 !!i'ia Lgfglwviai' n Y -2: 'N fbmalory Greater interest in oratorv has heen shown this vear than ever before. Nlanv honors have heen won hv the students of .leiferson in this held, and much of the credit is due to the careful training which the coach, Mr. V. C. Rogers, has given to the students. It is true that .lellerson is coming to the fore in ora- torv, and more and more students are taking up this kind of work. The general interest has heen greatly pro- moted by the State Discussion League Contest, and the National Qratorical Contest on the Constitution of the United States. The latter is sponsored hv the lndianapo- lis News and the liar Association. The Forensic Cluh, which was organized this vear at -Tell, has also helped to increase the interest in dehating. De-hating teams have heen formed and these teams have had several interesting contests with other schools. It is hoped that next vear there will he more dehates of this kind scheduled with the students of other cities in the state, for Jefferson has some good material which is sure to make our school a success in this particular line. MMWWW .i.v .,i, l e,,. i.tv, t t i ivi.e.,,,,. ii': i-.-, I Page 21 'S . og r ii - All T 0 B-Ms .Y Top Row-Riggs, Lzunh, Smith, Dykhuizcn Scwnd Row-Francis, Davis, Bnugh, Kiinhcrlin Third Row-Zufall, Clingcnpccl, Ackcringin, Goodnight, Johnson D eihaiitiiiiug iewzium hc first cnntt-st which the dchziting tcrnns of .Icffcrson undurtnnk this yt-nr, was Il chizil iluhzitc with Ci'z1wfnrtlsi'illc High Sclimil on Dt-ccmhcr IO. The suhjt-ct wus, Runli'L-al, Thzit JI dcpnrtinc-nt uf aviation hu nrgzinizud in :i Nzitinnzil GIlX'L'I'I1ll1L'I1f.,, The Int-mhcrs nf thc ncgntiw tt-:im who ti-:ivclcd to Crz1wfm'dsi'illc wo.-rc: Constance Dniis, Mzuiricu Goodnight, :ind Luis Ackcrinzin. 'lihc Jcif stuclcnts nn thc nt'g:itixc tram who mt-t the Ci':iwfni'clsx'illu tt-:nn licrc, wcrc Ruhcrt Kiinhurlin, Ht-rnicc Bllllgil, :intl Victor Jnliiisnii. Thu bIL'HL'I'SKl11 tt-:uns Inst. Th u st-cuml dt-hzitc was zi ahml cnntcst mlm. This twink plzicc Kimi' I4 with Dt-lphi High Sclmnl. 'lihu snhbit-ct fm' iliscussinn wus, RL-snlxt-il, That zi ah-part nicnt nf .iiintniii ht- nrgqiiiizcil in :i Nzitinnnl Gnu-i'iii11ciit . 'lihc 1lHil'll1JlIiYL' tt-:nn which wt-nt In Dt-lphi was Cmiipfm-il of Rohn-rt Kiinhcrlin, YVilli:im Lnmh, :incl Nizinricc Gumlniglit, with Lniiiw Znfnil, :ilu-i'ii:itc. 'lilic ncgxitiic tt-:nn wzix cninpim-cl of Xiziri' Lu- I i':lm'iN, ifclw:ii'ml llikhnizun, :incl -Inhn Smith, with I'ii':im'is Riggs, ziitcr- Hzltc. i,ii, I 15111 .' I as GG 31.11 Iht- Ihilpln :iHn'in:1tixi- tunn inct lit-rt-. '- '- L--,H ' ' U, . ,...,-- . -.:,,, .,5.... .-I. .-5, .-., I , . . . ...--- --. .H -.-. ..--- -- . - ' ....... - ---- '---- . vi 1 rf1f fl men ,1 .F .. Top Row-Riggs, Smith, Lainh, Goodnight Second Row-Zufall, Ackerman, Baxter Third Row-Francis, Kixnherlin, Scheihley, Davis Qhtxaifzfoiriifetaill lcoiuufzesifs The annual Discussion League Contest, under the auspices of the Indiana Uni- versity Extension Division, was held March 9. The subject for discussion was Wlihe County Unit Plan of School Administration . Louise Zufall, a senior, won this contest over the other contestants, hflary Lee Francis, Francis Riggs, and Ernest Baker. ln the county contest held lhlareh 29, Louise Zufall won again, and so repre- sented Tippecanoe County in the Tenth District contest at lVlonticello on April O, where Louise took third place. The school eliminations for the National Oratorical Contest on the Constitution of the United States was held on lVlarch 16. This, also, was under the auspices of the Forensic Cluh. Rohert Kimherlin won first place, Louise Zufall, second, and Lois Ackerman, third. Others who entered the contest were Constance Davis, Felicia Schaihley, John Smith, lllaurice Goodnight, and Ruhy Baxter. The county contest was also won hy Rohert liimherlin. This contest was held April 6. Stockwt-ll's representative won second place, lVest Lafayettels, third, and Tjaytonls fourth, ss' W s. H wsu, NBCHD1' DELI! ll. . 12,31 1311 l'.i Rom-RT Ki KI IH' RLI N CD11 A-Xpril 21, :it hlwiiticclhi, Rohn-rt Kimhcrlin rupczitcal his liuiiuix for hh-H lw winning thu 'Il-nth Dixtrict C,l'IltUl'iC2ll Cxmtuwt. The fithui' Sclimils which wurc cpu-xciitul :it Xlfmticcllw wcrc Brook, RL-mwlxii-i', Hzimmuml, Himticclhi, :mul Uttcrhcin. By winiiiiig this cuntvst, HEY 1'cpi'cscnt:itixc won thi- right tu rcprcwiit hc 'll-nth Ciiiigix-ssiuiixil ilixtrict in thu Rugiimril ccmtcst :it Hzimimmd, fm :Xpril 30. In this Cuiitvst Rfmhurt Kimhcrhn wun sccuiinl plxicc. First plzicc was tzikcn hy' NJIIIIJIII I,L'Xi' of Sullth Btlhi. Ruhurt dcwiww much prnisu for thu INZIIU lwiiws hc has wun lmrh fur liimwlf, mil TUV JL'H1'l'W11. 111 11i':ltfil'y'. lui? IN prmiml uf' thu fact that its i'cpi'csi-iitgitiw wuiit is hu' :mil Wm :ix xiicruxtiil :is Ruhcrt hm hi-cn. if ! ' F. mm, Vsb f. , . . I l.!,1. I l,il'iI.'c I 1 0' John Kurl . . ' . .' '1' - .- ll l 3,,,,,,,,.-' X ',,1.1:Eii' g .gi -. R- 1 :ff j x fxs N is - it 1 U ' , 'Q ' . j ,ff , 3 , ,F XE l A-'Lg'-: '- - -S M g ,ASV ' - - .1 ig X ,. , . , ,. c A . fLfll.rJiLnpli P . , ,.- p- 's g , . s 1 t is 4 .f,if,.,uiil11.iiiii iffffmmzwfliw .1IIll0QQ1fMlMf'9Z MIIMYMAWi1liWi7lUlUIllibii1llLlii iiinmuiiiiininmug!'qj,i::','?'l!.i11fEH'927'4'F,1!'!':iliiiIiliikI.ill'i'hWWKWWWW WWW W-W ' it 'Y T , as c -,,lrMl1 WMm, ','WlM7iLLWiMllHI10Wll.W ii,,1zzim1:iml1rfimiiiiumilnliimwf imuiimiiumm.5221s?f5i::i2e1ig.?ifiiffiiiwiiuiiiiii .1 ixiiiiim. iimiiiiiwim. gp.- 'lllllllll',,llIlIlVll.'llllllnulr1f m.....iVlIIl.llllNlf'll1 ullI!llLiIllllIL'.'Ill1llu umm!llriiminmiiim.1ruimum:rnmmnmnm imiiuliuiumim'unmi ni imniimmmm -n,n.u-mmunmvun xx.xuiuii1xxxuwwlvn-4l1- Null-iw-----Nm NN-'Nl-7 inet im faiiifii Cs elif clit? fl imvsioini This ycar at lull was a guml unc for alrama. 'llhc hrst was giycn at thc- Nmcin- hc-r Party of the Sunshine Sncicty. Miss 'llhnmas cnachctl thc cast, which inclntlc-ml Mclyina Hcaycnritlgc, Elizahcth liartcc, Ht-lcn Alhright, Rnhcrta Gahagan, lrcnc Rnd1'iqncz, Lydia Marks, Harlutta 'llln'ashcr, and lilcannr Huxtnn. 'llhc play , Mun Nut VVantccl , was an cxccllcnt cxhihitinn of gnml acting. It C1iIlCL'I'HL'kl thc cx- pressed wish of curtain girls, that thcy wc-rc through with nicn antl wnnhl cmlcamr to hccnmc wnrth while. Hnwt-vcr, whcn it was lcarncml that nn: nl thcni was cn- gagctl, thcy all prficcctlctl tn faint. mlhc Iratal Mc-ssagcn was cnachctl hy Bcrnicc liaugh antl lilrnic liakcr of hfliss Ida FlC'I'DfIlglS IZFX English class. 'llhc cast, as chnscn frnin thc sgnnc Clllss, was as fnllnws: Mc-lyina Hcayciiritlgc-, ,lnhn Smith, hrctl Nlarxs in, Glcnn Klingcr, Mary Anna Ham, lillcannr Buxtnn, Unnaltl U'liricn, and lllizalictli l'lishcl'. Thu cast and coaches shnwc-tl grcat clrznnatic ahility, and matic thc play wry intt-rusting as . . S well as funny. I'l'L'Kl Marxsnn as coach, l-liZaht-th Fishcr as maid, and thc rt-st ull thc cast as wtiultl-hc-actors, wurc quits cnniic. Thu stagc upnn thc stagc was xt-ry L-Ffcctiyc. 'llhc play was give.-n fur all hrst hnur English classcs, hnt was latcr pru- suntctl at a meeting nf thc Parcnt-'fcachcrs' Assnciatinn. During thc spring, thc Sunshine Sncicty pllt nn l'lic Fnnl's l rnlic , which in- cluded a vc-ry humnrnus minstrcl shnw, cnacht-tl hy Miss Margucritc Ufirtl. At ahnut tht- samc tinic, tht- Scninr play, uflarcnccm, was giycn iintlcr thc tlircc- - - - w' rs ,- S tion ut Miss bint-yra Ihnmas. lhc cast was cspt-cially wc-ll snitctl tn thc r-ilcs which tht-y pwrtrayctl. Thu play was nnc succcssiyc rnar from thc np,-nini' scc-nc tn tht- ycry cntl. Ariruntl tht- last uf April, thc final tlrainatic prunlnctinii was put nn, thc licintl- liunstcr Vaunlcyillc. Each act was gircn in grcat stylc. 'llhc cnachcs, Miss Camilla Whitt-. hlr. Gcnrgc lxcnzlcr, hlass Miltlrctl Scliix-ilu-i', antl Alias Rt-na Ricq, sliiwxt-tl grcat ahility tn put nn sn clcycr a pmtliictinii. 'llhc stutlcnts all tnrnctl nut wt-ll fur th: pirts rsqnirctl in th: ylilicrciit plays, anti primal that tht-y wcrc acti-rs antl actrcs Us nt nn nican skill. UTM' Ilfhflliqffl Sou Nfl. . Az Vasc '19 .17 44, P9 ClH1'C11ll'G 1016 SENIOR PLAY THE C.XhI' Mrs. Klgirtyn Eli-.immr 'Ilgirria Mr. XYlicclcr Prcil fNI1i1'xsmi lNlI's. VVl1L'L'lCF lDul'0fllCLl Lillllturil Biilvlwy XYlwulur . Rubcrt Kimhcrliii Cwixi XVlir-ulur Ruth Xvllgflltl' Viulct Piiinsy Dorotliy Marquis L'l.xiwiwu Tlmiiins Mungur Di-llii Hnrlctru Tlirgislivr Diriwiilmlic Xyllliillll Fmwsiiigiii Hulwrr Str-in VVilhur lfimiut Prupcrty Ummiiiiiiitrr-r: Durutliy Broun, Mcl- Xll1.1 llumciiriclgc, Sam Bnrncs, Pctcr Knip- vrf, limlxxwril Dykhuizcii. Stwgu llgimls: llauiiilron .Xmlc aiml Ui-orgc LJ- Plgmtc. SETTING .Xtt I-Hr. XVl1u'lcl s New Yurk 0fl'im'c. Arr ll-Mr. Wlm,-lei-'s uuuiitry hulmu .Xi-r Ill-lixuningf, thi- sums algiy. .Xvr IVYNQPU murnin,!. Starring llmwitlix' lxIilI'lllllS, '.lil1HIU1lS hlungur, Ruth Vlrzigiicr, Ruhcrt Kimhcrlin, 'mml many wtlicr Scninrs of crcmlitzihlc zihility, uLllIll'L'IlCC'n, thc 1926 Senior clrnmntic production, will-d itx Cruise in ll lwlnzu of succcsi Thu untirc play nlczils with thu L-xplfiirs uf thc rcturncnl solnlicr, Clzircncu. Twin 'Xlungcr in UCllL'IlIL'I'SH, struggling with his szixuplmm-, l'L'YL'1llL'll thc fact that hc was ihlc tu ilu inure than wuir wrap luggings :iml tllick-sulcil slums. :Xml of cuursc the girl Crum-5 in some plncc. llmwitliy fllnrquis, :is thi- gum-l'11uss, plgiyuil thu part with charm ziml alignitv, which wmilel mziku :mv lmsliful wiring mzln fwrgct his shvncss. y . . . S y . hir. :xml llrx. XYl1uclcr, liiiinmwmxli pm'tI':1x'uml hx' lfim-al hlnrxami :iml Ilumrliun Lzinicfml, cxiilcntly :igiu-ml to nlis:igi1-c, with rcsultx that lwrwiiglit mzini' il laugh from thi- fniluukciw. Ruhcrt liimhcrlin :iml Ruth Ufigiici' were wcll suitul to thc rulcs of liuhlw ziml Clzirn XVIM-clcr. 'lihcir qunrrclx, :xml thu cff1n'ts of unch um- to grow v 1 - V up , wi-i'u xcrx Cllill'JlL'IL'I'lSIIC1llll' pl:1u-ml. ll ll'i lliqL'ro,1.1 ' F1-0111 Hall In T0 ' x . L., vim , M5 'X X . f 1 ILIUZIIIHI' H1l1'l'IS :ls NHS. Nfzlrtyn, SCCI'CI1ll'X' tn NTI: xXIllL'L'lCl', :mal Hzlrlcttzl l l1I':lsl1cr :IS DL-Hn, thc inquisitivc YVhcc1cr Illllill, wcrc clcvcl' :md cnpzllwlc in their pzmrtx. 'ltu Vvilliillll FHITSIDZIII, thc English butler, :mul YVillm1' Fusxmt, thc mzm of the wmhl, much Cl'L'dit is due. Scllim' productions, but ncx'cx'tlu-less, umicr thc :llvlc KliI'L'Cfiull of Nliss Gi1lL'X'l'll Tlmlnns, it was prcscntcd in :1 mzmm-1' littlu slmrt of thc pmfcssilmzxl. This pl:1V culled for grcutcr lII'2lIl12lIiC tulcnt than hzul lwccn thc cuss with PI'L'X'iHllS ?l:q,,,i.Umm,,,,,,,.....x VIN S1fN0.fv J'fG.1r 11, 'i'.II': ' Vilgl' 1 H Tflaf Villie- Tllne Banff -Booster Veiudeviue 'lille annual show given hy the Jeff boys and girls, for the benefit of the Jefferson Band and the liooster, was full of pep this year, when it was presented in the High School auditorium on the nights of November 22 and 23. The program consisted of eleven clever acts with Miss Camilla XVhite acting as general director of the show, assisted hy Mr. George Kenzler, Miss Mildred Schrei- ber, Mrs. Harriett Mueller, and Miss Rena Rice. The first act on the program was a popular overture played by the High School Orchestra, under the direction of Miss VVhite. i'Klown Kids , which was the fourth act, was composed of Ford School children, and coached by Mr. Kenzler. It was in the form of a gymnasium drill, The cos- tumes were blue and yellow. The Trysting Place , a one-act play hy Booth Tarkington, made up the sixth act. 'Iihe cast consisted of: Ernest Baker, Emma Hays Ferriday, Jane VVilson, Elizabeth Bartee, Helen Albright, Tom Gullion, Lydia Marks, Alan Burnett, Kath- arine Gruenewald, Betty Graham, Marie Cahill, Bill McQuisten, and Tom Munger. The play was exceedingly well acted, and brought much laughter to the audience during the whole performance. hiluch praise lhllst be given to hairs. Harriett hlueller for her fine coaching of this clever play. 'KThe Parade of the YVooden Soldiersn was also coached by George Kenzler. The attractive costumes, and snappy steps were very much appreciated by the audience. The cast making up this act was: Doris VVise, singing the song, and assisted by a chorus made up of Ruth Turnipseed, Charles VVilliams, Ruth Herrold, Albert Klar- tin, Louise VVeiler, Edwin lVIunger, Genevieve Strubel, and Howard Donavon. The c'Pretty Little Baby , chorus was made up entirely of girls led by Gaynelle Campbell. She was assisted by the lvlisses Etten, lN1cLeod, V. McDill, E. McDill, Hays, Peterson, Harrison, Snell, Thrasher, Cassel, Clark, VVilson, Gruenewald, lvfarxson, lvl. Baugh, and Nlarquis. hfliss VVhite, the musical directress, coached this Zlct and also the next, which was 'clf I Had a Girl Like Youll. hlarshall Bed- ford had the lead in this and was assisted by the hffisses hilorrison, Harris, Bartee, B. Graham, Heavenridge, Bogan, Ferriday, Rodriquez, Nlahoney, Driscoll, Anderson, A. Kessener, hifavity, Thompson, Seegar, and McKay. The tenth act, My Sweetie Turned ble Downw, was effectively sung by George Ellsberry. The chorus assisting him was composed of R. Arnett, Urwitz, M. Haywood, Ebershofsf, H. Hughes, E. Yuill, A. Staley, R. Evans, K. Brelsford, and VV. Bogan. Mr. Kenzler coached these boys. The finale, In Your Green Hatu, was led by Gaynelle Campbell assisted by the Misses H. Kemmer, M. Kemmer, Klink, G. Graham, Van Natta, Ferguson, Mul- herin, F. Diamondstone, Shelby, Evans, Berger, lklarks, Kellogg, Albright, Elliott, Clayton, VVagner, Dresser, and E. Jackson. This number was also coached by Miss VVhite. Too much praise cannot be given to the directors of the various acts, whose untir- ing efforts were entirely responsible for the success which Jefferson High School reached in this production. Uke Duet between Acts: Alan Burnett, Ernest Baker. Accompanists: Bernice Baugh, Bessie Singer, Mildred Ullrich, Millie Huffman. Electricians: Charles Thomas, John Binz, Neal Smith, John Lawson. Business Management: The Booster Staff, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Rothrock. .- 9 UL! Sfml- , Ish K: 'umji Ill: MVlFlT'J1fC5 lT?OfOJllTS lFlll1'0lllTCM Une of the most interesting events of the school year was The I ool's Frolicu carnival held in the High School on March 26. This carnival was sponsored hy the Sunshine Society, and proved to he a huge success. The opening feature of '4The Fool's Frolicl' was the minstrel show, K'Sprig Tihen, coached hy Miss Marguerite VVard. Here the crowd was entertained hy the singing and dancing of Felicia Schaihley, Frances Clayton, Louise VVagner, Mary Cecile VVatson, Susanne Elliott, Harriet Grth, Helen Klink, Katherine Lynch, Lydia Marks, Evelyn McDill, lVIary Carr, Autice Jane Clark, Jane Callison, and hlerry Curtis. The number was quite a success, as well as the 'fhig hit of the evening. Another interesting feature of the evening,s entertainment was the side shows, some of which had the mysterious names, Cave of the VVindsH, '4The Three Coaches , The Face That Never Smiles , c'Have Your Fortune Told , and Your Past, Present, and Futuren. Plenty of laughs and thrills were to he had in these YZlI'iollS booths. The following girls participated in this carnival: Helen Kemmer, Melvina Heavenridge, Verna lWcDill, Doris VVise, Ruth Frasch, Harletta Thrasher, Nlaxine Malshary, Pearl Berger, Eleanor Jackson, Helene Eker, Mary Peterson, Christine Marxson, Mildred Baugh, Jeanny Efroymson, Eleanor Buxton, -lane VVilson, Bet- tina Ireland, Ruth Herrold, Thelma Seegar, Ruth Turnipseed, Alice Kessener, Helen Alhright, Elizaheth Bartee, Caroline Decker, Dorothy Driscoll, Myrtus Gouger, Dorothy Brown, Josephine Shelby, Mary Anne Yocum, Serena Houston, Dorothy hdarquis, lwary Van Natta, Dorothy May Evans, Florence Diamondstone, hfary E. Feeny, Caroline VVithrow, Ruth Gl'lHiIl, Lois Anderson, Florence Fores- man, Elizaheth Garrison, Lucille Morrison, 'lane lXfTcLeod, Eleanor Harris, Jeanette VVood, Dorothy Mason, Helena Jewell, Lois Heinmiller, Gretchen Graham, Gay- nelle Campbell, Mary Keller, Agnes Altpeter, Dorothy VVilson, Opal Dewey, Ruth Stickrod, Constance Davis, Shirley Smith, Lillian Friedman, Dorothy Snell, ,lose- phine Becker, Geraldine Mulherin, Marian Kellogg, Nancy Bogan, Katharine Gruenewald, Betty Graham, Anne Mavity, Eva Kennedy, and Bernice Baugh. The faculty advisors were: Miss hfarguerite VVard, llfliss Thelma hlcCarty, Miss Irma Slayhack, Miss lhlary Frances Seever, Miss hifarv Kennedy, Miss Faith Miller, and Miss Blanche McNeely. T i mary Lanz '1',-5,-,i ,-Q' PA e v 11? 1' V , 1 .f If 5 ffl 1 Z l 2 J l11 of .'l.ll0l1H lf.l.fir Simca Top Roxv-Harriman, Hays Second Row-Marxson, Peterson Tlae Girls? lfluartbelf The Girls' Quartet has just finished its second success- ful year under the excellent supervision of llffiss Camilla White. It has taken a prominent part in the activities of the school. The whole school has been delightfully entertained at several convocations with selections given bv this group of girls. Their black and white silk dresses were pleas- ing to the eye, and their well blended voices were pleas- ing to the ear. The quartet also gave many interesting entertainments at various churches and clubs. The members are: lwargaret Harriman, lirst so- pranog Faye Havs, second sopranog Christine hlarxson, first alto, and lVIary Peterson, second alto. gi, 'W' ia tif 1 .:.. .tffliii :22'if7ff??fi'12f3jQ2:izf1il1l'?-ist:fig1i: 'Z'5?fiF3IZ-iiif irijiiffg QF ..,n ...m . ..mm5v.. rp? N .s f..,,mxskn,.,e.., ... ulfle Frm' Cfleafn. . ..... , . ,.,,c A A ,, A .lI.I.SlQf.' ill.:-i-,-'ni Page ' - '-iv 41 -.. .Ann-3L...... , .-...Y ,.... , , p Q I V Xp p p 'Glnils lGflPGf Cliiiilin Duc tu tht- gihlt- zissiwtzincc :intl pt-i'sim:il tlircctiwn of hliss Csimillzi XVliitv, tht- Girlsl Glu- Cluh has uxpt-i'it-:ict-tl um- of its must xiicct-ssful yuxiix. Miss VVhitc hzis prmcn lit-:wt-lf ll wry cmnpctciit nlii't-ctrcss, :incl is mainly ix-spuiisilwlc for tht- splt-mliml xliuwiiig which tht- cluh hzis mzulu this it-:1i'. Thy furtx' lUL'IUlTL'l'S whii wt-rc cliuscii iii thc fzlll frnm muirlx' :mu liiimlrul rippli- CIUWN lllllf' ilixplzixul it-I'Y Ewml tzilcnt :intl zihilitv. 'liht' spirit uf L'llIl1llSl1lSlU :intl . . , . Cfwripcr:itiui1 with which tht- girls cnrriutl on thu wink, hzis mzult' ,lcff ft-t-l quitc pruuml uf tht-m. Thu girls that mzikc up thc Glt-U Chili qiruz l'1lil.1h::rli H.ll'Tk'L' fNl.ii'iun KL-llugg llxiiiicrtc Urth Ibm-firliy Brmvii Iluh-ii Kliiili llvlcn Ruplcy .Xtirifu slum' Clgirlx K.irlivi'iiiv Lymh Lucille Vos JL-wit' fumlitl iXlllI'p1'.ll'L'f Nltlfllll Ri-lit-ut-41 Nlillui' Hurry Uixilniiii Ruhy lhxrt-1' xl.ll'y l't'tt-miii lwiyv H415-x Nlnrit' Llihill Sliirli,-y Smith -Inn-' Kviwigy s'4'.1l1r'ffL' Cult-111.111 NI.iry .Xnii Yuruiii Nlililri-il Lmiiliutli Klart' Ft-ixglimii ll.ii'lt-rt.i 'I'lii':1slit-i' I,ysli.i Nl.ii'lv fNl.irg.irct ll.ii'riiii.in lit-i-.il-lim Nlulliurin fNlililrml linugli ll.ii'iun Kk'lIllllL'I' VN'iliii.i Ni-utmi Khiyiiulli- Kfiiiiplivll 'l lit-lm.i l..iPl.1iiri' llwlvn Tlimiipwn l..i Vmiiif' fulv Ftlivl Nlmlimli XYillii.l Ziiiiiiii-1' lliiwilyii Ili,-i-ki-r Llirixliiii- Nlgiiwwii Ruth ll.igg.iril l3ur1irliy Nlmiiii W if 315: .,.:.1 4,',: . . .'i1 i :Q-jffgjffygjjtjjg. .-.- I .,., -...Z :ffl-In-i.gif.-j:Qj:Q,1:'-If-' A -.il-ifif1 : ' '.'.. - ,vu i Ill- 81.11.111 nm- TIE flliff Roger I H . - azz. -:.g:az5..-. 5.5 '-- ..-,-.5-,-I.,W.-,3...,..:.-,-,w..'.-,-..1...21- -15,5-. ' oysi l llfefc Qliili OFlfIL'FRS P11-sidcnt . ,H.uiiilton Axle Vicc-Prcsinlunt, ...., ,. , .,.,,. . ,. ,Paul Duncgm Secretary and Tl'L'LlSLlI'Cl' ,, , fll.lI'lCS Lcc Faculty Aclvisor. , . ., , . , . , , , Mr. Minicr The Buys' Glue Cluh has cumplutcal its thircl succussful yr-:lr umlcr thu uhh- leadcrship uf lVlr. L. G. Minicr. Thu popularity uf this mgziiiizutiim is wliiiwn hy the many puhlic zippcmziiiccs tliruughmit thc tcrm. The club furnished ri duuhlc quzirtct :it thc qmminl inn-ting of thc Starts '11-giclicn' Associzition :md thc hoys wcrc wcll received :it thcir twin pr-1'fu1'11i41i1u-S. During thc year thc cluh sung :it various husincss mr-11's clinncr clubsg zilsu rlillcrcnt cluirclius mit of town have given the huys chicken mlinm-rs for their sph-mlid piwigixiiii. The mcmhcrs :irc :is follows: First Tiuor Svromf Truor Fin! lfrm' Sfqomi Rm G. Stonc R. Srlimirlt C, Lcc XV. lN1r-imiicriiig H. Pzlrlicr S. Kcllcr ll. .'xllWlll'l1 'lf V.1mlvi'x'ccii C. Brown .-X. flYL'I'lllLlll ll, .Mlc K. Killian H. llcisscr P. Duiicqin V.- UTM' RAI Lil-v . ,..,,,. ...... ., . ., , , , Lff.:'ff.' l,f:.'f.f llllik' ligniicln eslirei 'lille nrcliestrzi hzis heen unusually successful this year :uid :1 great clezil of cr flue to Miss lVhite, the zihle director who has mzule the urgzinizzitinn what it is t y Besides playing fur the student hmly :it cuiimezitiuxis, the memhers have great many Calls for prngrzuns :it ixu-iuus places tliruuglmut the yezuz The orc iesti 7 played 5L'YL'I'1ll numhers for the l,2lI'L'I1t-,IQCIICl1QI'N Assneizltinn meetings zunl :it ii mencement :is llillill. The n1'Cl1estx':1 rennlereil selections :it the High Schmml Senior plziy, Cl:u' nu. :uid :it the Bziml-Bnnster Vziucleville. Several nienihers mmle up :1 clown circus for the main slmw, Sprig 'l'ihe , in the Fnnl's Fmlic . The practices are helnl every 'lluesmlny :mal 'lilll1I'Ml1lX'. The memheix :ire :is fullnws: ,X..Xrui41ntrmn lx Hayes X. f,Xk'I'Ill.lll R. .Xrnnlil ll. llllgjllvs ll.Sl'll.l1lf Nl. Bdllfll Nl. Kelln S.Sh.1u fl.lI'li fi. Lee lu. Sllilrli Y. Uvliilt XY. Nli'Q1listi'n S.SllliIl1 l'. l'irllTl VV. fi. XYLHINI llfrllnuvll XY, jxlvlsvl' XY. xYUll'X1'l' NY. ll.lllllllUl1 l'. Nlinsi-1' sl, fufnll fi ,gy - i -'-' 5 -'-1-:,-.. Vaal:-: -,,. . ,',-,11 'J:,:. ' ..., .1 .7 fig: :gh ..:.:-:1 ' . 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During the Centennial celebration the hand played on a float in the parade. hlr. Sousa, the Worldls greatest hand leader, was the honored guest at one of the per- formances in the school auditorium. The high school memhers are: Vhleygol ul Schaaf C. Dt-Bilt VV. Hamilton S. Shaw VV. MeQuisten :X1'DOl4l VV. Mt-Neil G. Xvezlst .'Xrmantrout K. Clingeiipe M, Keliu Lee H. Hughes The grade school memhers are: NICQLICCII O. :Xlvord U. Greenwood Gerry C. Callisoii V. llutliuaii Hieglily C. Keiuuier R.l3owii1.1ii Quaintanee lNIastei'son XV, Moore Ronan T. Williams W. Miller Bryant R. Pierson J. Van Xatta h . - ' - Fo0!'5 High:m'i ' .... j'fY,71-,S E143 it Ilhgjjf Page ' 1 CC 5 Thr C' Page H0 umzmni l,.1.l.m' Hflvm' Ekrr S O C l li Vlli' Y Regardless of how other things fare at Jeff, there is always one phase of our high school life that can be counted on to go over with a big boom. Society is that one phase of our schwol life that proxes to be a pleasant diversion fl'o1ll the daily routine of studies and lightens our work, makes it seem easier, and improves our dispositions. It adds the needed touch to make our stay at Jeff one to he remembered as four years of new experiments and pleasant experiences, with very few disapptmintments. It is in these memorable four years that one forms life friendships, habits, and rules of life. There are really two kinds of education, that received in the class- room and that education obtained from mingling with one's fellow classmates. One is not complete without the other. XVL- do not care to mix with the book-worm, who devotes all his time to his studies and enters into no outside activitiesg it also seems that he cares more for his books than for friendships. There is the other extreme, one who cares only for the social life, and devotes very little time to his studies. VVe prefer the student who is able to divide his time equally between books and man, and enters into enough outside activities to keep him busy. In attending the social functions, a student broadens his views on various subjects, learns how to conduct himself with ease and it brings out his personality. The social life in high school prepares a student for a gaod college life or any other career in life. YVe can look back and see how successful our alumni have been, who busied themselves with outside activities during their stay in The student who had not mixed with his fellow classmates and attended the social events would feel very shy and uncomfortable when he got out of high school. Some of the students get the foolish idea that they do not care to attend the social functions at school, because the various groups take charge of them. liveryone should go to all the social events and make themselves one of that group that thoroughly enjoy themselves, and help plan the entertainments. .... :f' ' - -1: fft': 2 Izszaf- ffm 'E-:..-Q.: Miha:-.-, :.1-: -gs? Ei- :.: :L Qgj,g.j1Q:ff-54-LQigjjggzgjgflisi-13i1'iZ1if 1i,ifff2LZ'.1.I.1'i1:T5 if -- -1:- 1 'liigj iii?-is-15-IIT:11-,'gfQi':ZIf-liiiiiig -3 ll t.,...,.,,,. .,,r .,...r. . . .. . 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The platform, from which TIN Royfll Vzigzihoiidsl' furnisliul cxcvptiongilly genial music, was nlccorzitccl with 21 green canopy. The rust of thc hzillroom was mlccorqitcd in harmony with thc platform. This dance wus given to luring olll' :ilumni morc into Contact with thc prwciit stunlt-nts and if possible establish 21 pruccnlcnt to bc followed by thc oncoming claisscs The Boobtcl' hzickusl this mlzincc :ind mzulc it prow successful in cvcry way. liiii 3: '---1 ' . ' Li1.fi f'.v 0fLfis11n '. , If,-,,,v,mA l 1'i Alumni Rahs for Edition Our Alumni Vol. XIII. No. 13 JEFFERSON LAFAYIETTE, IND., Free Copy CLASS OF 1925 SENDS i ALUMNI SUBSCRIPTION DANCE FIFTY MEMBERS TO PURDUE Statistically we tind from the rec- . Q I 5Clltn These students hare taken up the oid. it l'uiduc thtt titty ol n dents graduated from hletterson High R' il list cu HELD AT PURDUE UNION BUILDING DEC. 13TH Music Furnished by Royal Vagabonds ' - 1 U ' ' the stu- Dance Follows West Side Gameg Booster Backed Eventg Mary M. Kern Alumni Promoter. EQ ye-2 '. study of whateyer interested them y Illtwl and will graduate with high honors from l'urdue as they did Tfulll -I Q ff. The names enrolled are: l.awrence Ackerman, Henry Baker, lilizahethi lialfe, Catherine lialkema, Roger Carr, Yatifflm Castor, Alherta Clark, Ray- 5 mond Cititili. Richard Dean, Catherine llriseol, lfrancis lfhel, lltiI'u'tllj' lfher- hardt, limmett Ferguson, Marie Fu- denslti, Harvey Hire, tbtto blohnson, George lxeller, tle, X al Iiranlq l.aminert, -leanette l.entz, l.eona l,autter, l.ucille l,oftus. l'ill UllC Maloney MarU'aritta Marshal. - rs. Harry Mason, Ruth Masterson, lfdwin Middlestadt, llorothy tJ'llrien. liliza- heth tI'Mara, lfhel tlsterhoff, Yerl tlyerman, lfsther l'hares. llahette A .left Alumni Homecoming Suh- ' scription Dance was held at the Stu- dent Cnion Building at Purdue, with the Royal Yagahonds furnishing the music, Nlednesday, llecemher 30, fol- lowing the .left-lYest Side haskethall i game. Miss Mary Margaret Kern promoted the atlair among the jeff aluinni who suggested the event. Nearly all alumni in town and those who were home for the holidays attended. NYalter tiay. llayid Graff. 'laude Kennedy l' hert Kee - Q L 'U' S Lhaperons were llr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Kern, Superintendent and Mrs. A. li. Highley, Mr. and Mrs. S. 'lf llarnes, l'rincipal and Mrs. lf. XY. Arnett, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Marshall, Miss lfstella Kimmel. Miss Mary Kennedy, and Miss l.ouise Kagan. . ' N l'ottlitzer, lYilliam Rhee, Yera Sehafti. llonald Speer, :Xrlo Stautl'er, Frederic NNE-iglt-, lfustace NX'eig'le, Hyacynth ALUMNUS HELPS WRITE ALL MEN'S REVUE lYiehers, llarold XYinski, Katheryn NW sch, lX'rig'lit. tlthc-rs ul this class ul 23 haye en- rolled in collt-tres and uniyersities away fi l.ilhan and Ruth Ilauer are attend- ing' Indiana State Normal. 'om Lafayette: lelell'n Helen, an all men's reyue, planned and written hy tieorge M. lluxton and tiordon lf. 'l'aylor, now attending l'urdue. was presented at the Mars Theatre Xoyemher li and 14 hy the l.ittle 'l'heatre l'layers. Taylor was the lirst sport editor of the Cll litmslt't'. he IW' X Cieorge XYoleyer, lilonald l'. 5 i'i- 'i I ,.,, l Lil- Sl .ama....mm., ...gamma .amm.L...wams....,ami,.. ---f: JH., l THREE JEFF ALUMNI Jeff Munster Staff Lucille Morrion ...,,,Y..,,.........,,..,.,...,,..V,., lfflitlvl' Melvine Ileaveiuidgt -..,.,,...... Associate lifllitll' HIGHER EDUCATION 'Looking back over the list of last year's graduates one is surprised, but incidentally pleased to note the num- ber who have gone on to institutions of higher learning. Fifty-two of the class of 1925 entered college this year in order to better ht themselves for life. and undoubtedly they have often breathed a prayer of thanks to teach- ers of jefferson for pounding knowl- edge into their heads that they prob- ably then resented but found very useful later. The requirements may have seemed hard at the time, but how often graduates must have found their standing a credit both to the school and to themselves. ALUMNAE HONORED BY KAPPA DELTA PI The Kappa Delta l'i, national hon- orary educational fraternity, held a formal initiation last Thursday for the seniors and juniors. Among the juniors were Mary lNlargaret Kern, '23, and Rhea XYalker, '23. A banquet was held at the Hotel Fowler following the initiation. Short talks were given by Dean Stanley Coulter. Mr. Rossey. Prof. G. l.. Roberts and K. E. Beeson. Mary Margaret Kern responded for the initiation. Belle Broclqenbrough and Sara Cal- lison are enrolled at Sweet Briar, Yir- ginia. .lolm Stephen Bell, Lawrence -lack- son, Elpha Slayback, Mary Staley and Arthur Torrenga are attending lndi- ana University. HOLD HIGH POSITIONS ON PURDUE EXPONENT Rhea NX'ztllqt-r,W!KIi'y Margaret Kc-rn and Mildred Allmrifflit, all uf the class FS of l'.l23, and all former members of the .left Booster Statf, attained major positions on the l'urdue lfxponent Staff this year. l Rhea XYallcer, society editor uf the 1023 Booster, is a co-ed night editor on XX'ednesday and Saturday. l.ast year she was exchange editor, the position now held by Mildred Al- bright, also former society editor inf the l'iu4Jstel'. Mary Margaret Kern, l.ast Minute V, . ,, J . 17, . y lzditor of the lfooster in l 7-3, is now co-ed editor of the Exponent. the high- est position on the staff that any girl may hold. Gladys 'XYeeks, of the class of l92-l. who is now attending' Indiana Cniver- sity, is a reporter on the Indiana Daily Student. She was on the Booster staff during her senior year in Jeff. JEFF ALUMNI WINS IN PURDUE ELECTION At the l'urdue t.iirl's Club election. Rhea XYalker, '23, was elected presi- dent: Burdena Mctiarry. '23, vice- president. and l'hyllis Young. '24, rep- resentative at the Student Council. Bertha Dexter is attending tirundey Center College. Kathryn Fort is attending Boulder College. L'olol'Z1Clo. Paul Siclcafoose is a student at lndi- ana Central College. Theodore Snyder is attending Wa- .lohn Elliott is attending Dartmouth. bash. 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I Y NW'-2N 22i 111' 15 1l111x' 21 f1'1'5111111111 111 1111111111- H1141 POPULAR JEFF ALUMNUS 1111711115115 113 111111111 Z1 11111111' 1-111' 11111151-11 WINS HONOR FOR IIS Il 111111111' 111.31171-1 1115 111'a111111 11215 SORORITY 1-11111111111 111111 111111-1111. w'- 151151 11111111 11115 11.1711 111' N1Y1'l111 11. 1'l11l111l S11ly'171lK'1f. 25.111111-11 l11CS1Q'111Z1 1'11i111115, ll 5111110111 111- XX-111121511 1411111'g1', 1521111111 5111'111'111 111 11'111111I1g' 1111' 511111-1' 11.1111 51111111' 1111 H'1'11L' 1'1'1-55 H1111 XX-ll1'111 1111i11g 1'1111 :11 1111' m8111111 Xig'111 I11'11' 1'1f111'1z .... .... .,.,, I 6-54 JEFF GRADUATES STAR IN ATHLETICS AT COLLEGE I.awrence Ileephouse, captain of the 1922 .letf eleven, was one of the subs on the Ifurdue team last fall. His great lighting ability has made him a valua- ble man for the Purdue team. He will probably get a major position next year. 'Ilom Casey and Ray Ifhrensberger starred on the freshman eleven at XYa- bash College. There is no doubt that they will make a strong bid for the varsity next year. Captain Clem Crowe, of the national champion Notre Dame team, was in- jured last fall, so it was feared for a short time that he would not be able to continue playing with his men. How- ever, he recovered and led his team to victory in several games. Raymond tliudl Stewart, the well- known former Jeff athlete, was paired at halfback with the great Red Grange against Iriutler last fall. Dur- ing the football season it was reported that Bud was about the fastest man I on the Illinois squad outside of Grange. Iiud Stewart also made the net squad. 'l'he Illinois coach found l1ud a valuable asset to their team during the past season. lIutch Neuman was a popular man during the basketball season this year. He won the Missouri game for l'urdue, and by so doing had his name in the headlines of the Indianapolis Star and Chicago Tribune. F. WEIGLE WINS CONTEST FOR CENTENNIAL POEM Frederic XN'eigle, '15, was chosen the winner uf the Centennial l'oem contest, which was conducted last summer before the Centennial celebra- tion. llis verses The Road of I'il- grimage were included in the Centen- nial souvenir book. XYeigle has previously won recog- nition as a poet, and won second prize in the state poetry contest for college students. . I i . .i V i. i I Studccct ' 't : -::: ' 7 ruzj -'1- A 1f'fQfQfEQi .jL'fQ'Qif.5 .:-f': '-1-'1 t .ii ':--- 3 ---e ----'-' jijllfgfifi 1'- . -'-- I 1'- '-1::i' ':i ' 1 r- f : if- 4-Tif f- 1 - if' '--- 1 1:'1- f?3il1 '3 1't 'i'- The Frexhzmzzf' . . -- is -- gg! n 1 ,.: .. Pug N 7' , Q Flite ourigezr TfE'1litGPEl'lQ1Ofl1 It is often remarked by the older people that the younger generation is speed- madt- and H21I11llhClUL'1lI-HllllltnS hut has not this been said of our parents' genera- tion, of our grand-parents, generation, and of all our ancestors' generations? There is naturally a great difference of opinion on this question. Some sour-faced pessi- mists assert that the world is falling into a state of decay, and all social affairs are becoming orgies of dissipation which rival the famous liacchanalian revels. Other easy-going optimists say that the modern youth is merely taking more freedom and shifting for itself. ls it not rather a matter of character than of opportunity? Some amusements en- tirely suitable for certain people are extremely detrimental to others. Because of this, it is not fair In judge the pastimes of all by the same scale. A girl of my acquaintance was recently allowed more freedom than she was accustomed,to. She immediately lost interest in everything but her social life, her studies were neglected and her health disregarded. Another girl, allowed the same privileges, kept a grasp on her studies, watched her health, and yet enjoyed life immensely. These two girls were of nearly the same age, and had received similar up-bringing, but they were of a different make-up, one trying to live too much on nerve energy. It is undeniable that the attitude and behaviour of some are far from what they should be. VVhen one reads in a newspaper of a college student who has been sent to a penetentiary for forging checks, and of others being arrested for reckless driving and intoxication, it is easy indeed to see the older people's viewpoint. They them- selves, their own amusements probably watched very closely, were accustomed to only the most conservative of amusements, and doubtless find it difficult to accus- tom themselves to the more informal pleasures of the younger generation. Too often they fail to take into consideration the knowledge that their children are obtaining from their opportunities. In our own city recently the control of the whole ctiy was turned over to boys of high school age for a day. They acquitted themselves creditably. ln many states the entire management of conferences and conventions is placed in the hands of boys and girls, of whom none is more than twenty years of age. Their freedom is of much value toward their health also. Every town of ap- preciable size has its Y. M. C. A. and usually its Y. VV. C. A. The boys and girls who are permitted to attend these, learn a great deal about the proper care of themselves. The girls have a much broader life than formerly. Instead of remaining at home like Tennysonls Elaine, and awaiting their true loves, they go through school, have a career of a few years, and then marry, thus living a much fuller and hap- pier life than the meek maiden of bygone days, whose only thought was supposed to be her lord and master's comfort. Everywhere are instances of ways in which the freedom of the younger genera- tion is beneficial, and though there are many instances where it is not, these are overshadowed by the former. 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Xluch uf thc intvrcst in plmysiczll ull1c:1ti4m is dm' tu thc work of thc' .-Xssucizltiml. F y, 5 Y f ws ,,f m...,..smQ... ni x ,.gmm.....uamn..,..,.4asm.. 11' Clofbrf I-Arliqifz Sfhfziblfm I 5.1192 JOHNSON AND CAIN lLf4Cft8Mll4i'3lF'S Yell leaders have come to be known as an absolute necessity for no difference how good a team may be it will not get very far Without the support of the student body behind it. VVhen elections were held for 'ell leaders many candidates turned out, and out 5 . of this group View Johnson and ulVlanie', Farmer were chosen as our best. hlanie soon became ineligible so ohn Cady took his nlace. e . I In anuary both yell leaders ffraduated so Sneedy hlulherin who had been out - . . Q l , v for football again, took his place of last year as Jerbs best and favorite yell leader. Rain or shine our yell leaders were rifrht there with the old sna U and we w to wut the v . Q l l l ol, Jeff fight in the team Whether We were ahead or behind. 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Nxxt -xx wxtlx xxxxx' l iglxtxxxg l3x'xxxxc:xw'l tlxxxxxglx, fxxx' xxx-wx' xlxxl tlxcx xp plzxxxxxg :x clx-:xxx gzxxxxx' zxgtxfxxxt crxxxxl lfxtx-, xx lxxx lx:xxl tlxx- xlcck Ntzxclqx-xl :xgzxixxxt tlxuxxx. :Xt tlxx- lxx-gxxxxxixxg xxlx tlxx- xx-:xxxxxx, likx- xxtlxxxx' Nfllxxxxlx xxx tlxx' pqxxt, -lull fxxxxxxxl tlx:xt Nlxx' wgxx lxxxx wxtlx lxxxlln' xxl lxcx' xmuxllx gx'x':xt :xtlxlx-tu, xlxxc txx gx':xxlxx:xtxxxxx, :xml xt xxnxx xxucxw- . N M xrx txx wlxxp xxxtxx xlx:xpx- :x tcxxxxx cxxxxxpnscxl xxx xxxaxx wlxxx lxzxxl lx:xxl lxttlx' x-xpx'x'xx'xxcx' :xlxxxxf 'Vik ' lf -'l xf 1 ' A,. 'lfxr l.o:'r l'iLxr firm' .'lI'x'Do:x'x1l Faux foothall lines, hut who, nevertheless, were willing to put all they had into it, throw- ing themselves into the spirit of the thing with all possihle ardor. The fifty men who first turned out were cut to thirty hy ineligihility and injuries, so it was with thirty men that Jeff faced the most difficult season that it had ever had hefore it. The first and usecondn teams were chosen and run through excessively strenuous practices, until it was time for the first game. Nothing was left undone along either offensive or defensive lines that would help to make a strong and powerful team. The season was started with great optimism on the part of everyone, hut this was soon dispensed With, as the large and overpowering teams on Jeff's schedule created disastrous results with our plucky eleven. The team fought hard and steadily, hut from start to finish all hreaks were against them. It is a great deal harder to play until ready to drop and then lose, than it is Ku play and Win, since victory lessens the hard knocks that are received. Too much honor can not he given to this year's eleven, for they played with all odds against them and little or no encouragement. A team that does this and also is still fighting when the last gun is fired, deserves a high position in Jeff's Hall of Fame. ALAN BURN:-'r'r tCaptainl The Dancing Cflealn. . , F,',,-j,- 5,4-,-, Page 9 551- Wa .-:.ll -zii -:. -.', i Scpt. 26 Peru '1 S9618 9111 5001? PS X Oct. 2 Tk-flmiml . .V 55 Oct. IO Mislmwnkn , 54 Oct S fwln th Bend 25 J E F F 0 Ocr Nlwnrm-Ilw O Nm Sim-idzm I3 Nm XVL-Nr Side 7' 'vv I lhmqfrcfzv 11.111 , . .-llbvrla Loop Hudson Barnes Nulberxo Rl555 Klme, Vklrxsou I Castor Began Moyer Cam pbell W Lewis -911231171171 X 1, E ALAN BVRXETT-CAPTAIN Al held down the center position this year. Always in the 111idst of the tight he kept up tl1e spirit of the TCLIIII. A good player and a clean sportsman, no better man could have been chosen Captain. NORVVOUD CAMPBELL Bluebeard as a bael-:field man could always be depended on for a pass or a gain through the line. One of the most consistent players on the team will be lost to the school through graduation. ARVILLO BOHAXON Bo was a new man this year but played end like a veteran. He is one of the Gold Dust Twinsn that made Jeff so famous. XVe will expect 111ore from him next year. ALOXZO VVATFORD Lock , the phantom end, was one of .Iett's strongest players. Because of his fame as a ground gainer, he was closely watched, yet in spite of that fact, he got away for large gains, time and time again. He should be commended for his playing, because although handicapped physically, he stuck to the game until tl1e e11d of the season, VVILLIAM BOGAN Bill played his first year at center this season. He was a steady player and could he de- pended upon at the crucial moment. Bill will be with the squad against next year. XORBERT CROVVE Norbl', playing the quarterback position, guided the team wisely, using the right plays at the right time. VVe will hear more from Norb next year. CHARLES MOYER Charley , came out rather late in the season, but his fame had preceded him, for he was a11 outstanding 111an in interclass football. He was put in the backneld, and he continued to live up to his reputation as a football player. Charley will be with the team again next year. SAMIIEL BARNES Fleet-footm made his initial debut in football this year but he played throughout the season like a veteran, playing half or full equally well. Barnes was in most of the important games of the season and made a splendid showing at all times, gaining yards when they were most needed and getting his man at the crucial moment. It is too bad Jeff is to lose Barnes by gradu- ation as he would have helped to make make a bstter team next year. FRED MARXSON lNIarxson was one of the few players who had played the year before and he was a great asset to the team. Always putting himself into the spirit of the game with no thought of per- sonal safety. Jett will miss Marxson this next year. CHARLES MCLHERIN CharlieH was one fellow on the team who could be depended on to do his very best all the time. Always ready to do more than his share and always doing it with a smile. His con- sistency made him a valuable man on the squad and will assure hi111 a place on the team next year. ARNOLD CASTOR L'VVhitey played center the greater part of the season. He was dependable and played to the best of his ability under all conditions. He will be a valuable addition to the team next year. VVILLIAM KLEIN Bill,' was one of the Horsemen this year. His punting saved the day many times during a game. VVhen a yard or two was needed, Bill could always be depended upon to make it. ALAN STALEY 'lFive-Yard Staley was one of the outstanding players on the team. He was always good for five or ten yards through the line. His wit and speed made him a consistent gainer. He played guard as well as fullback, but Staley at guard or Staley in the backfield meant a depend- able man fitting either position. DAVID BCXTON Dawn played the guard position this season. He could be relied upon to stop his 111an at all times. Dave took a lot of punishment, but he always came up smiling. FRANCIS RIGGS 'KRiggs was greatly handicapped physically, yet he played guard with an ethciericy that can not be criticized. He took his man out every time, and could always be depended upon. JAMES HCDSON Sleepy , Hudson was another one of the big guards. Although he was slow in getting started, nothing stopped him when he did. Jim will do his stuff again next year. CEDRIC LEVVIS Lewis, playing end or tackle with equal skill, was in the fight all the time. If there was a pass to be received or a tackle to he made, Lewis was there. Tim Dangerous Bl0Ilti6H.. . ,.... 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NURl3 CRUYVIQ N111'li's playing wzu 1-quail tn thzit ul' his pI'L'llL'CL'5NHI'9 f1'1wn'1 tht- f:11n1111s fznnily. His shuts were :1cc111'z1tu :intl c1111l1l zilwznw hc Q111111tt-tl nn in :1 pinch. N111'h will priihqihh' ht-:ul tht- tc:1m tn tht- stlltc mst-t next f'L'1lI'. CAMPBELL UBllIL'l3L'IlI'llH, zi lung, wiry in1li1'id11:1l, cfixt-11-tl thc H11111' in fins stylug hib zihility lllllltl' tht- hziskct cnultl nut hc cq11:1llt-tl, making 2lll'I'1USt ilnpmsihlc shuts f1'111n that zinglu. VYVERBILRG K'Vyx'c , zmlthough impziirctl hy lllhlllfy in thc lzittci' p:11't of thc st-:1511n, VV:iI'liL'll h:11'tl :intl was :1 lighting mcmht-1' of tht' ,lull fighting tczim. BECK This hig hlztclcsmith was ll 1'c:1l suh llllll cnnltl hu s11l1jt-ctt-tl tu till 11 plzicc :it any time. SH.-XXV Shaw, zilthnngh light, plnyt-11 :1 lUZll'l,5 gzimc :intl tmilc pl1HlSl'll11L'I1f thzit will cnnhlc him to mzikt- nthui' tcznns tzikc nnticc nt-xt yL'llI'. BRELSFORD liiw.-lsf111'ml'r. f:11nf111s tlng-tmt chringctl into :1 gallop whun thu starting whistle hlcw :mil his fight m:11lt- him :1 plziici' which .lt-tl wzu l5I't1llKl tn liziw. GI'Illlll!lIl45ll will nut lczixt- hi1n tn play nt-xt yL'Ill'. -' W' was -1 im 5'r '1l'5 f9 ' Uma 1111! 1V11i.! EJ lJAl'A'!lllfIt'lI 1111.17 fllrllzl' 1V.'lJo:L'1'1l 511- 102 Rn Top Row-Efroymson, Francis, Cahill Second Row-Hartnett, Hartnett, Ml1I'tll1, Eker, Kittle Girls? lgiteitsllsretllimeiillll The Girls, Varsity Basketball team was organized in the fall, with Miss Avis Overfield as coach. They all observed strict training throughout the season. For the hrst time out-of-town teams were played by Jeif girls who, if they keep on the Way they have started, will soon be an unbeatable team. The girls played hard, fighting, consistent games, equalling the boys in scrap and spirit. The girls who made up the team and the positions they played are: lVI:1rie lVIartin fCaptainl ....... .. ......... ...,., , Forward Helene Eker ..................,.. ,.....,.........,,..,, F orward lVIary Lee Francis ,..,,. .,.,,,.. Q lenter QForwardD Mildred Baugh .,,.., ,,.,. . , i ...., .,....,, G uard lVIary Hartnett ...... ,..i.., G uard lVl'ildred Hartnett ..... .,..,.,......,,,.,.,.,..,,, ,.,, . G uard SUBSTITUTES Marie Calrll, Jennie Efroyinson, Dorothy Kittle, Babe Dewey. Miss Overfield took up Girls' Athletics at Jeff for the first time this fall. Her excellent ability as a coach was shown by her inspiring attitude toward the girls and their work, and her ability to keep them all in strict training. Practice was held practically every night of the week to keep the players in good trim and improve their game. fming Wilt! .,,. D,1q-,- 1-25. Pax In F.il'liici', Nluiigvr, KL-llt-y, Kniwclmt, Galhrath l1i1'lOIPCltET1SS Biasli G'7tlDElll Tlu-rc has ht-cn an unusual ammmt uf intcrust shown in intcrclass basketball this war and some Yury promising matt-rial, which should rnakc a strung hill for nt-xt ycar's varsity, was hruught tu light. At thc Yury start of thc suasmi thc Scmur tt-am scumctl tn hu a smmith running machine which would win with lirrlt- ur mi trnuhlu, hut on thc sucuml rtiuml of play thu tcam's ctiiiipnsitimi changcal :mil their teamwork was cimsitlui'ahly lt-ssum-tl. Thu ,luniur tcam, which gut all In a ptmr start, stag-tl a big rally tht- last fuw games and when tht' clnimpiunsliip gamc tu play UH thc 'luniur-Sciiim' tic came, thc I imiors playul this last game aml won. 'Iihc S1lpllrll11UI'L' :mtl I rcsliman trams plait-tl gtmil haskcthall aml math' a gtiml showing tliimiiglimit tht- whult' gains. FIN,-XL S'1'.'XNDING limi Lffff J iifl t 5 3 Sfni-'fs 4 4 l'i L'Nl1'm 1 3 5 Supl icii umm-s 2 6 -:':::i1tasi' i-1'f,.-1e,,,m- ,14t .,., Cfmfzff- pa,-Af, Pagv 10-I G- Fruudnigin, Burnutt, Buliur, hlungtur, Snyder 0 011111131115 Jeff always has shown Il livuly inturust in tunnis, hut this yuzu' tunnis has udvzuieud into 21 nuw iiuld. Herutoforu tournzununts wuru plziyud off :it :1 wzistu of ll good dual of time :ind money. Not only this, hut Yury oftun onu of the hust plziyurs would hu eliminated in the first round of play, so this yunr :i nuw systum is heing tried :ind from all appearances with grunt success. A tennis team was formed, consisting of thu uight hust tunnis players in school, who were judged from what was known of their ahility. Those chosen wuru Bur- nett, Snydur, lVlunger, LuFuvur, Bzikur, Nzitu Fruudnizin, Louis Fruudmzin, :uid Staley. 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'Q 4 , - s l .- 2 X 'r.4 v - 1 V - .K 1, g ' 1 - ,-aff' -., Top Row-Kcnnccly, Kr-llugg, lNla'Nccly, lNl.1rquis, KL-llt-r Sccoml RK7XX -Ni'lLlL'I'lWL'l'gL'1', Klink, Biuigh, KL'IllIllL'l', Mulhcrin lx 'J Ck 0 W sums ziuinref oiclffly Prcsidcnt . ,,.. ...., , . , . . . ., . ,. , .. . . Bt-iwiicu Bdugh Vice-Prcsidcnt .....,,.A. A . . llt-lun Klinli Corresponding SCCI'L'fQ1l'y .,., . Ht-lun Kuniuicr Treasurer ,..,.,,..,, , ....... lxlllflljll Kr-lliigg Finunciztl Sccrctury ., . Gcixildinc lNIulht-rin F.lCUlIy AtlYlSnI' , ,. , l3l.im'lit- lNlL'NQx'lL'j' The Sunshinc Sucicty, which includes :ill thu girls in hlL'l:fL'l'SlHI1 High School, is dividcd into four dirlcrciit cummittccs: lJl'HgI'1IlU Cummittcc, Christmas Bgisktit Committcc, :md thc Inside :md Outside Sunsliim- Cuimnittuus. 'llhis plgin uf wrgqiiii- zzition was :idiiptt-d :it thc suggestion of Crziwfm'dsx'illt', :it thc first Stgitu Ciwiiwiitiiiii in IQ22. The Socit-ty hzis lWCL'l1 cxcccdingly zictivu this yt-:1r, thu girls wiwkiiig :is lit-wr ht-- fure. At Christmas time, thc Christmas llziskct Cuiuiiiittut-, which is thu must im- portant of the committccs, iillt-d nu-r sixty hnskcts, full nf tiiimls and toys, and dclivcrvd thcm to thc humus of the in-uplu in nccd. 55'-s,f's,,fs.,,x-X H Wlwrww' K 32- , . -I J ,::g-'f!:- 1 iiii :ku -'--kc..-'L' 4m . ..... .N nl 4.sE.w.....m'x t.,,,.,Q .... UTAH Sflfffill of Sff1'l1i'z ' . , . ,. . . lf.. t1 fx Vai 11 '. 1-...ig 551-255555155555E31513155-?5?5:1:i:1?-il5:15'Z'::l ' Z1'?11' ':1E:1:E:515f-' ':':5f- '-'--1:I-M3211-:1:5i-3:11:15Ii-:Z-Z-:-'-142411111111312113 Twp Row-Putcrmn, QNl'JUg1CILlH, Bran SL'L'uI1il RUN'-'I1llI'.lrllL'I', IP E211 F11 'Cl'1l1D UI-'I-'ICERS Prcsialcrut , Vin'-PI'csialn'llf Scvrctnry 'l'ruz1sL11'cr . I '.lClllfy ,XKIX isul' XVII Hanrlctm 'I'hr11slu'1' Dorothy Broun VL-m.1 fNIvDill M.xry Pctcrwn Miss Cunglctmm Thu I r1-mlm Club has cmnplvtul :umthcr mccc-ssful ycnr much Ill thc mln: wax' :lx thc fUI'lllL'I' mu-s. Stumlcnts hming hzul um' yunr of French :xml nn zucrzxgg of B fn rnrwrc zum- cllglmn' tn lwccfum- l'l1L'l'I'lhCI'N wt thu m'g:m12:1tnm. f - A . . . . 1 hu p111'pfn5u uf thu Qlulw ns In prmnutc mtcrcst IH thu P 1'L'l1Cll Iilligllllgk' IH I Thu mlucs :uw 25 cvntw. L'H:L'l'Nlll Umm' :1 month :1 lHL'L'fiIlg' was In-ld :xt the Ilillnk' of um' of tlw ll1L'lI1lM'l'N :md hum wry prfvfitznlwlc prwgrzunx xwu- gixun. ..:. . 'l'f9r f,'.1:'f .TI .111 B011 IX-illlbtlllll Ingo 110 tp Row--Gruenewaltl, Chanmller, VVilson Sevonal Row-Keller, Pierre Lftaufziiiiit Clmli OFFICERS President ,, ,,,..,.,. . ., .,,, ,, Mary Keller Vice-President ...,. .. , Rohert Chantllei' Secretary, ,,., .. Katherine G1'uenew.1hl Tl'easu1'er ., . ,, . . ,. , Jane 'XYilson Faculty Atlvisor, , Miss Pierce The Latin Cluh has had a very successful year with its various activities. Students having had at least one year of Latin are eligihle to become members of this eluh. ' lie iurnose o' ie C L13 is o iromo e in eres in ie anguage oman iie, ant Illl ttl ll tl t t t tllkk,R lt l to realize the influence on modern life. The dues are 15 cents. Once a month a meeting is held in the school. The minutes are kept and read in Lating the answers to roll eall are given in Latin also. For entertainment, topics concerning the Roman customs are given. The chili plans to have a hike near the close of School. The two Committees are headed hy Emma Hays l'lL'I'I'lklIll', chairman ul. the pro- gram Committee, and Richard Arnett, chairman of the entertainment committee. t ttt it tt t t ttt ttt t t. J 'ii'1' :'i: :: .',. Ix'f'11l1fuky Pri.1c . Lf-fp: .'tt. - ' 'll'-':f.'e Pars 11 1 'limp Rim-D.ii'41ii, Srcincr, Duublulmxwr Scurml Rim-XN'il5un, llutchiwni f' 1 ,, N' ' .lx ill Cx 'Ofllflllll C'lPf'I1Ell C ,l'L1.lD Ulfl'ilL'IiRS l'11-Niiluiit lhiiustiiic llntchiwn XVlk'l'-PI'k'5llll'lll fNl.1i'gj.i1'ct Duublc-lmuc-r Biixiiu-as lxI.lI1LlLj'k'I' R.lf'lIlHl1kl Stviiivr 5cci'vt.1ry-'liiw:4irlil'ci' Enlytlic Duran lflclllfy lxilxisnl' , bliss Rul1cI'TinL' Wilwn The purpnw of thc Cninim-rcigil Club, which vvzia nrgziniicml in 1021, is In pm- mntc rbi- iiitcruts nf thc cnmmp-rci:il stuelcnts, :inil to bring about :1 clnwi' rclzitinmliip bctwucn tba stunlcnts :incl thu lnisiiicsx wurlnl intn which thcy' will Ninn cntcr. 'lihis VVZIS wrirliccl fvllt hy' the cniivucritimi plum-icctx, nf which thc1'c wcru sun-i':1l this in-nr. .-Xni' stinlcnt taking twn ni' xnnrc cnmmc-1'ci:1l -nbic-cts ix uligibb- tu mcmhcrship in thc- club. 'llhc wciril functions thii qu-:ir wcrci A-X Put Luck Suppcr, which was hc-lml in rbi- xchfmlg :i 'llith Pulling Party, hclnl in thc giing :1 Clirixtinzu l':n'ty, bc-ld :lt thc hnmc uf NIV. :incl Hrs. hlinicrg si Rnlh-1-Skziring llzirty, :l St. l':1ti'iclc's llzirty, hc-lil in thc gfI1'l,Z1I1ll :it thc clnw uf thu Nclninl yung thc ginnniqil Cniiiiiiwcizil Club picnic In-lil :lt thc- ,.lil'ilil. Ja, WP' wa I fn' Plmlii' ,J cw . Elmuor .laclxfolz I ILA' 112 Top Row-Neiderherger, Davis, MeDill Second Row-Marquis, Kimmel Girlsi .ZA4lllVllSfO1Fy 0TUU1i1fCll President ..,,..,.,....,,..,.,.,. , ..,,...,... .,......,,...., .,...,.,,,,., D orothy Marquis Secretary ...,.,,,.,.... .,.,,,, E lizaheth Neiderlvergxa' Treasurer .,...,..,....,, ..,..,, , . ,.Constance Davis Faculty Advisor ...A..A , .,.,....4.. ..,,.. . , Whliss Estella Kimmel CREED I will put my best effort in each davis taskg I will not forget that poverty and riches are of the spirit. Although the world know me not, I shall endeavor to make my thoughts and actions such as shall keep me friendly with myself and mv neigh- bors. I will not follow the clamor of the world hut shall walk calmly in the path allotted to me. Thence will my friends love me for what I am and I shall make the World a better place hy my cxamplcf, The Girls' Advisory Council has just passed its fourth successful year under the leadership of Miss Estella Kimmel, Dean of Girls. The memhership ot' the Council is limited to fifty girls who are appointed hy their teachers. The aim ot' thc Council is to uphold the standards of 'Teil and promote good fellowship among the students. sw W' x Radio Ilflmlian .. HEX! .F Pug ll Top RtbXX'iXX'iliiLlIlli, Smith, Dykhuivun Suconcl Row-Rogers, Davis Viiiilile OiID'Pili1S1C OFFICERS Prcaitlcnt , , . , ,,., . . , ,, ,Conatuncc Davis Vice-Prvsitlcnt , ., , A ., . .John Smith Sccrctziry :intl Trcgisurcr A Clizirlcs XN'i1li4m1s Critic .,., .... . , ,. , , Fd. Dykhuizcn Advisor, ., ,, , ., ,, . ,. Mr. Rogcrs In the fall tcrm of 1025 tht- Forciisic Chih of Jctfcrson High School was organ- izcd to sponnor :intl cnconrzigc thu intcrusts of orntion, mlchziting, c-tc., givcn in thc Puhiic Spcnking class taught hy hir. Rogers. 'lihc mcmhcrs of this class wt-rc thc chzirtcr mcxnhcrs of thc orgzinizntion. The mc-inhcrs cicctud thc following ofiiccrs: D 'rc-siclcnt, John Czulyg Vicc-Prcsiclcnt, Joe Iottlitzcrg Sccim-tziry, Lois Ackcrmzing I1l'L'llNllI'CI', John K2lI1IlL'Q Scrgc:int-:it-.-Xrms, Lowcli Brooks. 'lihc int-utings wt-rc ht-hi cvc-i'y ixiilllliily in room .gong thc lust half of tht- sc-cond our. Suu-rril committccx wurc zictixc during thc yt-:ir including thc Constitution Coinmittcc :ind thc Progrnin Committcc. :Xt thc first of thc yt-:lr thc Constitution for thc cluh was frznncil hy this committcc. 'lihc chica :irc 25 ccnts :1 war. 'lihroughout thc yt-:ir various zitlfziirs hnvc ht-cn gin-n :ind many timcs impromptu xpccchcs :ind ch-hzitcs hnxc hccn givcn. In Huy :1 picnic was lucid :iftcr School. ' ii iiii '::::1':1'i i95f '535 5i5 : : : 3 ',',i 5-ggi ,..i, :,1'.iif1 '5f3fffiQ5i.i.., gf Piu!fion Dot Lamcool lntlll f?L a I P . 3 . N .i , 1 J, 1.-' .Y l J' .-. 3,4 I 3 f 1 Wy w H, fn TI Y x 4 fl .sf Q ui. '1 A, gg, I S E 'if M it Tl. ' . 3. -, fa .,. ,.- 45, gi ..1, ,W K. L Ly ':' 'L TV G4 . V '4 J I. 1' '. 4,. 4. ,- ,-L , , .194 ' 191, ' ff' I ' I. if wr. , .' 1--3 w 'N Y na' , ' .1 ,, Q., , ,' nu 4' . , .lux A 1-'b 4.1, I. , v 41.5 ,, .U-5 ,L-wif 1 -v As lbiilxe At exactly 8:10 I steps into the big Cad waiting in the front of our house, and finds myself with Ham Kelly, Sam Barnes, Dot Snell, and Ernie Baker. After yelling back at lVlother that I have a clean handkerchief, and will be plenty warm without any coat, we starts off. f'Say, says Ham, Isn't this a pain? They sent a Cad around for us instead of a Rolls-Royce. VVe have rotten service up here on the hill. 'cListen, brother, you oughta be thankful for small favors,', yelps Baker, who is crabby because he didn,t have time to eat anything but a grape fruit for breakfast, and got that all over his tie. ul think it's pretty fancy that they run this line. Not many high schools send for the kids. VVell, we picks up Al Burnett and a coupla others and finally arrives at school. Burnett is all dressed up collegiate, and everybody gives a yell when he rolls into 213. Passing bell rings before black Ebershoiif can finish the note he's writing to Dot Snell, so he meets her at the door and tells it to her in the hall. l am late in getting down to IIO where a butler holds the door for all us victims, and l barely has time to sink into my personal overstuffed before the bell rings again. Miss Con- gleton powders her nose, runs a comb through her permanent, rises from her chaise lounge, and the lesson begins. What's the past definite of cavoir'i,' she asks .lane VVilson. You tell me,', answers Jane, I had a date last night. UToughiel,' says Miss Congleton, putting down a D. Fermez la porte, Ralph, slil vous plait, she requests a little later. Uh, Gee, this is a fresh piece, says Ralph Mohr, throwing his gum in the waste basket. I said 'close the doorl, not 'dispose of your gumlf' VVhereupon Ralph Hshes around in the papers until he finds his Spearmint, hooks it out, and starts chewing again. Then we begin on Belle-Nivernaise . After about Hfteen minutes of translating, a maid appears with hot chocolate and the lesson is over. Lucille lVlorrison spills some of her baby foodn on account she is too busy getting the low-down on Gordon to watch what she's doing. A short time is spent in gossip, and we are on our way. The elevators are doing plenty of uplifting work, as usual, and we has to wait our turn. However, I arrives at 107 with time to spare. Today's lesson is bones , and hir. Peebles drags out Lizzie, the skeleton, and starts poking her playfully in the ribs. 'gLiterally speaking, the skull is made up of several large, flat bones, fitted to- getherf' he remarks. 'gl'll venture to say the joints are very tight. So's your old man, is Rose YVatson's comeback. After sawing up a frog to see what it's made of, what makes it hop, and so 4th, our day,s work in this subject is over. At study, I finds that only seventeen kids can go to the library because someone . ' '. 1 ' ': : ' , -,.. --'-'-' -'11:1 . --11 -'-' N - ' '-::- . ..-::- ------ .-.. 3 5 :':':'. -:-:1 , - ' -'1f , -1':. Q 1 ..,.,.,.. . ...... LEQQQ., ..--:f . nl Social Cc'1z'f71'ff.l'U. . JI'-, tl--5 Pa g e TM S11f 'V , .Too 111111100115 fo 11161111011 P8119 118 knocked over one of the floor lamps, and hfliss McC:1rtyls afraid uf eye-strain. l h11rries to sign my slip, hecause lloh Kimherlin keeps insisting on playing the Vic- trola in there, and all the records are old. Havenlt anymore than gotten settled with College llumor, than ikliss Rogers pokes her head in and asks me to run around to the gym and call L'Classy Clareiict- to the phone. His girl at Utterhein wants to know when hels coming out to see her. l trots around willing. Red lfowler and Russ Lairy are playing hasehall and ,lack Ehe-rshoff's tearing around in some kind of a suit that looks suspiciously like li. V. Dfs. hflr. Grogan is sore hecause he has to go clear around to the phone, hut he doesnit lose much time. YVhen I goes hack, I see Bill Klein parked on the uthronev. 'RHOW come, Billfy' I asks. 'KGot kicked o11ta IZA ,rithmetic for chewing gumf, says he. Say, Miss Rogers. wherels the ash trays? hfliss Rogers disappears, and comes hack in a little hit to say that Mr. ,-Xrnettls sorry h11t theylve all heen taken o11t to he emptied. Never saw such a sour schoolfl grumhles Bill. Here I'll prohahly get ashes all over myselff, l leaves Bill and spends the rest of the hour enjoying uPhotoplay and Wllriie Romances . Have gruh in the cafeteria. The orchestra plays some red hot music, and Felicia Schaihley and Charles lVlishalke do a mean Apache dance, in a cleared space in the middle. Everyhody says itys good, h11t not as swift as yesterday's entertainment. Fourth hour comes all too soon, and l heats it down to IIZ where hiliss Seever gives drawing lessons along with solid geometry. Elliott Hallowell, hlary Keller, and a few others do the heavy work, while the rest of us pipes up with the to proven and Hgivenu. The drawing on the hoard looks like a weird conception of a modernist's impression of New York, and there are more lines than the Kemmer girls have. After proving fo11r propositions and figuring out how many gallons of paint will he needed to cover slelf's new gym Qanswer's O at presentl, we leaves for fifth hour. 318 is o11r destination this time, and Miss Fleming greets us with a cheery smile. VVhat is the setting for the first act of 'Hamlet,i she asks Neal Smith,,and laughs and laughs hecause she knows he's heen sleeping all the time. ,-Xn hour of torture like this and we are ready to call it a day. hiliss Fleming hands us our Boosters that are mostly a written report of Binh Kimht-1'lin's oratory, trip to Fin- land, and success in the Senior Play, and we tI'otS aro11nd to ditch o11r hooks, fool around the front hall, and iinally roll home. As l slowly climbs our steps, tired and worn, with two themes to write, French to translate, and three prohlems to work, l thinks with a sarcastic smile of the guy that had the crust to write: Uh happy, golden school daysll' KIERRY CL'R'rIs. ..nz ,..... . nf ..m f...,Am: .., ,..,sas3,... Rongfii Lifts .....,. ....,......,,....... . 1,',,y,' L21-,f,,-5-H,,,'j Page 11 Q 'Z if comm wwe W, , . MI QFTMEOHE V . ' Gnrounrldk. , , I j 1 1 , . A- . ,as f A' - g H11-U Q PrtF,' ff-1 'Z I ' ofrnfoxernli I Q 6 fa 3 U . 4 C.....' v +3 ar Q Nush,L:ttIEcfDv11I Cry. ,Q You'Il Bc a So-Ibn 87avdBy. Q . as 'Q 7'-X - ' W 5 5-'zss ...g 1 4- x T i .Jef -f'- -' 2 U Q se. -serif ,, -J-at I Q3 ' ,DHV5 o r IPFHL 5P05'T Jfifuanr 1 - EHBI-71?RsSrNg NQAENT3 Y oo F'a .U og BIL-LTYLYIT1 C 8 NNY? YOUANY- onvqrx -ry,-No ,N YOURMMTN-7 FIQBHBLY KLOWI. Monday, Sept. lt. Three g:reat disasters!!! School starting: is all three of them. Red Fowler g:oes in and tries out the bench to see if it feels natural. Tuesday. Sept. 15. Teachers act as thouirh they are mad at us for izome- thing: judg:ing: from the assignments. VVQ-dnesday, Sept. 10. The Booster wrastles a few shekels out of the poor unsuspecting: students which makes us feel rigxht at home. School hasn't changed a bit. Thursday, Sept. 1T.- First football practice. New outfits an' everything:. Big: turn-out. VVhee!! Let's go!!! l riday, Sept. 18.--Nautilus Statf is decided on and appointed. If there's anything: in a :ood start this book ought to be a wow! Monday, Sept. 21, Big: eonvo. Barnes makes Patrick Henry look like a stripped irear when he stepped to the front of the platform in behalf of the Booster with these touching: words, Eer-er-ah- uh-S-SStudents -er- ah-fellow students-ah-er-r-etc. ti etc. Gro,f:an makes his first public ap- pearance and proves once and for all that he's not only a g:ood coach but also a g:ood word slinprer. Mung:er sure swings a mean pump handle when it comes to leading.: yells! Tuesday. Sept. 22. Gee! Oh. Gosh! Oh, Gee!! The Country Club Guest Niuht Struepzle must have been gziven in JetT's honor or rome- thing.:. More .Ietf students than members have a large eveningz. VVs-dnesday. Sept. 23, Several of ye dashim: football players prance into Ye Bohn at 1:30 this a. m. to tind that Coach Grog:an is also stepping: out. Twenty-tive laps around the tield, fellows! Twenty-tive laps!! Guess Grogan heartily believes in the theory that dances and football just won't go together. The fellows have the same idea now. Ask 'em and see! The Varsity was able to hold the Seniors to a ti to ti twilh Grog:an's assistance! in a practice name this afternoon. Thursday. Sept. 2-I And the King: said, Roll the drums! And the Duke said, VVhat drunis'!! And the King: said, '?'?'!-drums!!! And so they rolled the drums. Mr. Marshall nearly passes out over the small number of tardles and absences so far. Just wait!!!! Friday. Sept. 25. Whaddaya think of the yell leaders 'Z Fellows, tlulft all try to sit in the front row. Wonder why they wanted to? Yea- yea!! Out till next Thursday! Not so bad: eh-what?'! OCTOBER Thursday, Oct. 1. Curse! Curse!! The Centennial was great only it rlidn't last long: enougrh. I.et's have another one next year. tliig: Iaugzh !I Katie G. and Dave Buxton were having: some ditficulty in deciding: what they wanted at Glatz this afternoon so the waitress, hoping: to relieve the situation with a sug:g:estion, looked at Dave and asked, Necktar'. ' Dave and Katie both blushed violently and Dave said. Huh uh, not yet. Now we wonder . Friday. Oct. 2. Ilia: Yell Meeting.: tirst hour. Team leaves 'it 9:00 :i. ni. in their private buss contident of taking: Tech. down the line: oh- yer!! .lust like so much , Monday. Oct. -Excelsior!! Excelsior!! Through the use of some of the most dilficult forms of Alg:ebra. Geometry, Trig:onomctry and Gen- eral Science, we have reached the conclusion that if Jett' hadn't been so badly beaten by Tech., Saturday. that we would have come nearer to winningi. There now, what do you think of that 7 Tuesday. Oct. ti. .It-tl' A. A. otficers elected this a. ni. Nfsh Dienhart finds himself Captain of the Senior fonitliall team. VVatch our smokt-!!!! NNI-dncsday, Oct. T. Senior Class Officers elected midst riot and confusion. 1-I. NV. says just one Senior Dance this year grrype-urype!!! Being: Class President seems to run in the Kurtz family. Thursday, Oct. P-. Talk about class. VVe sort'a rate a special car down to lVhat will we do now get downrig:ht lazy if Main and points South every noon from now on. for our daily exercise of walking: the hill? VW-'ll this keeps up. Friday, Oct. 9. Fire Prevention Day. Guess they put out the tires under the boilers. At least they're out and so are we. The Varsity left for Mishawaka this noon to heat. their ears in or vice versa, after the best pep session that's been stagzed up here in years. The ol' .It-tl' spirit seems to be coming: back. One Round llachnian says, Get behind and boost. took it literally and H THHILL. THqTC0ME5 Monday, Oct. 12. lnterclass Footlizlll. Juniors forfeit to Seniors. Sophs ONCE INA L-IFF 7-,HE g:et beat by Frosh lil-0. Tuesday. Oct. 13. Unlucky 13, especially for Alonzo. Lock almost you brought down the house whllc determinini: the ctfect obtained from the Q Go op-,wg '4 combination of oxyg:en, tire and brimstone. He nearly g:ot a chance to . ,A- - 'Q-fpgpf study the last Iwo without the former. 'K ' ,to 'VOHOWGI1 WNW-nlnesflay, Oct, ll. liig: rahs for the Angry Itobs! llope they lose ' I nothing: but their tempt-rs. O Thursday. Oct. 15. Arnett peeved at somethingr. ltet somebody ggot it! X , -Qx, Friday, Oct. lti. Nautilus dummy arrives. Now for the real work!! An' XJ what we say work we don't mean perhaps! X, 5 1 Monday. Oct. l!l. Zounds!! These six weeks' tests are getting: us down! X' First snow. fiom lI1':.'Hlwf'f l'agle 120 liill Lrlnlb Tuesday, Oct. 20. Seven Seniors got heat hy the Freshmen lilexv-in 135-fi. XXX FV - In numhers there is strenifth. X-,f ..,,,- Sa Friday, Oct. 21. Teachers Convention! Out till next Monday. Itiu Yell Q Q Meeting hut Capt. liruno Burnett. is too hashful to app'-ar. lit-th-r luck o 2 ' 1 -P K next time. ' T 'ld at Monday. Unit. 213. ltack to school and work IYI, liveryhody had it laref: ff 1 Oo EPsVlL T -Q0 Y - time while it, lasted only it didn't last near long enough. Hue-s they all Q .Qi f , ,f-' X . . . -1 1 f-C25fff 5 G fall sooner or later. Miss Itothrock has her hair lroliln-tl this a. rn. Rv feat is Tuesday, Oct. 27. Everybody mad. Boilers hush-d. f'an't vo to .-vhool. W I il qs I - ,i an s. Q Iliad wordl! E L!!! Wednesday. Uct. 2H. Mother pin .K ..,, W L N A rose on me. - - G ANG . 9,19 Deserved an A 'T 5 '- ---- liutirotalb. 5 -l57'B '!'+ Q- ' ' How's that for poetry? Darn these report cards anyhow! They pivf- a person a large pain. Thursday, Oct. 29. Grogan is pleasantly t?l surprised to find that he has a guest, at the Lahr Hotel. None other than his old friend VH Green- Wald. Y A Friday. Oct. JSO., liigr Yell Meeting. The office overwhelmed with tre- S' 1- mendous crowd to huy tickets. The vast total ot' tive tickets were sold, WALL ALONE 'Jr 7 an achievement hitherto unheard or thouuht of. May their trihe in- crease! NOVEMBER Monday, Nov. 2. Foothall pictures taken. A time exposure was taken of the team in action. Tuesday, Nov, IS., Seniors, Inc., go into involuntary hankruptey. The for the Senior finances. Wednesday, Nov. 4. What are these rumors we hear spoken in undertones is on foot! Thursday. Nov. 5. Red Kelly, in order to uphold the family tradition, has taken his place on the Bums Throne in Room 202. second hour. Friday, Nov. 6. Everyhody yrets their picture took. Many original re- A Tp-OQD MAKES HN I , ki ii' it marks are heard, such as ttBet we hroke the camera, Keep your mouth EXPERIMENT 'fb shut so they can tell who it. is, etc., etc.. and still again, etc. Darwin L li l was right! Bly: Yell Meeting. Beat Sheridan!! lor ouitl. Still more L' ig' '. '- secrecy: distant thunder is heard: the Nautilus and Booster Staffs get Vi . 3' together in room 203 for a consultation. VVhat ho! VVhat's up '? fffe. .g ' ' ' ' 'M-'f-'Mil-A ,K Monday, Nov. 9.'--Jefl' heat Sheridan 0-13. Although Sheridan trot the ll-I .msg jg: game. Jett' took all the honors in hiifh and fancy dives to say nothing of que I the long: distance plunges. GTi:z::l::::: if i H :::: if Tuesday. Nov. 10.-- Big: Yell Meeting! Vast enthusiasm! Everyhody goes s ' lu-n ll ' ' 31i:::::: gpg- --ll ---1' ni: ::::l:::: ln to sleep. Captain Burnett 'was roused long: enough to make a speech - -..-....-.. . .: ,-fuk.--,.L.L.,-.uP which the audience showed its ilI7lll'UV21l of hy 21 few extra Snorus. Red T-V Jag? no 1 Fowler and Jimmy Hudson were put out. for snoring: three octaves he- Stmng gisgjg-JJ3-:i hind every one .else dur-ing: the sony: hut were let hack in on the claim ' that they were Just getting: ready to stage a rally and catch up. Vllednesday. Nov. 11.- Convocation! Vtlonder of wonders! This idea of flettlml up at T:-15 so as to get to school at Hzflll will soon have us down. SSL, DOWN! ,Esau i WP must have our sleep! Beat West Side or bust ! !! -4- WNAT .57 Thursday. Nov. 112.'- BUSTEDH!! Watch us take 'em down next year! . X J fA COM, X Friday, Nov. 13.- Senior Meeting. The Seniors find it somewhat hard to -g I 1 QLBC decide whether they want sweaters of purple and grey or the lhuro ap- If vi' 7' 1 SELL, propriate colors of' black and blue. I 1 7 r 54 ': Monday. Nov. 16.--Nautilus drive starts. VVatch our smoke! l'rot', Hiaht ' bfvllllht Adown the house. making Sampson look like a hack numher. in -' Baker, Gillespie. Mulherin. Curtis and Kalberer also slauahter the Kinfs . I 1 Emllish. For the first time in history, no had hreaks were made. Come Q I It across. shell out, etc.!!! H lt M' Tuesday., Nov. 1'1. 1214 Session was startled out ot' its slumhers to tind N Charlie Mulherin was ,merely practicing: the anvil chorus with the aid I3 Pfgms HAAQ.-l. - I ei 21 UUW bell. Ge U' ll. Charlie: get those subscriptions hy tair means N . ,, ug, ' ,flag or foul! NVL-dnesday. Ntfv. 194. First lvaskethall practice, Rf: turnout! Lots of goov I'll2ll.t'l'l2l . . ThllI'Sd2ly. Nov. 19. Purple and Grey Senior sweaters. lYe're mad now: we wanted black aml hlue. Just for that we won't get one. 'ZBRUTE CFIDY 1965 Ffillily, Uvt. 20: Zounds!! It has just dawned on us that this is lu he the 13th Nautilus!! That'll cost us! I H WORLDS it Monday. Nov. 213. Alice Kessner has taken her place on the well known AA eavy ,e'gh lhfttlll' ll1.lhQ office. I7on't get excited though. gentle readers. she is Q I Wlfesfflh-S merely doing: office duty: in other words. taking notices around. X Cl-LQ-mlb' Tll'2Sfl2lY. NOV- 24. Wt-'re gonna have to keep an eye on this coach ol' ours. Guess this town ot' Otterhein isn't as slow as one mfetht suspect. VVednesday.vNov. 23. Yea! -Ilia' Thanksaivine Vonxoeation! llezin Shoe- fjn, W maker. ot l'urdue. maintains that education is :i ladder. lla-ny says nm. M that ht-'tl rather take the elexatot' anyhow. Hi: Yea!! Out till Blonday! X-9 Monday. lNov. 30. ll ell. we re hack. And did we eat turkey! Well Y! .- i --.. :fi-f5f5f5: f.1-.. 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IXlY11lDC1'1l'1 came 'int impartet wort s of wistom, .55 wise man h'1.' ll e'1rt 'tt is ' t hand, ' f 1 at i: Q Some -' I he 'rys ' th- 'iisle were rat er embarrassed. T e ham aso QT 5 p ayet . . Q 4 -l Thursday. Dec. 3.-- The Girls' Baskethall team gets under way. Looks like - hot stutf. Go to- it, Bronchoettes! . 'X JD Fflflily. Dec. 4.-- Rim Rensselaer! Yell meeting: that was a wow! Let's :Z - I QEILLS 7'cf7't' ,HF Ttart that old team out rnrht and take them all down the well known Z , I ff , ' f'!'eSenfor5, ' mi' - 1 - . . . vw .-1 L, Monday. Dec. 1.-VS ell, we didnt come out so worse. Of course, it m:5:ht have been hetter.Nhut every dog: has his day and ours hasn't come yet. Tuesday. Dec. S.--Girls a la hoy's socks don't seem to ,go ott-r st, high In tiact they tlon't 1:o over at all. They got -lust ahout as far as the front IUUT. 1Vedne-sday, Dec. 9,---Ye Gods!! VVhat next! VVould'ja lamp those pas- O ,grw sionate red and olack head xrear. VVoe to the Prep. who tries adornim: f . + fi f.. Q3 5 his low and paltry brow with one. 'X Yew '53 -WSI. 1 Thursday, Dec. 10.--All the fellows are disappointed. No one ohjected to ag i Ns ll 1 Um. - - l . . , , 42.43 i l' ' Q' Friday, Dec. 11.- Rn: Hell Ml'9tlI1!. Lam Lof:ansport! Three sousingz V I f ' A in If cheers for the hroncoettes! May they wallop Otterbein! ls ' C 41' Monday. Dec. 1-if The Booster must have somethiny: under its hat ayzain. LOOKS if XVe ayzain hear rumors and many whispered consultations. VVhat ho! 'fin 'ft-15 YYhat's up 'Y 1 Tuesdilyv Dec. 15.- Every one seems to have had a prettv good time on the AMER!! fine trip to Loyzansport. We should have said the trip from Logansport. 4 Nauehty! Nauxrhty! Victor. VVednesday. Dec. 113, f Big: surprise! Convocation. Ben. D. Chapman does his stutf and hrines down the house. Clarence is decided on as the Senior play for 19241. Let's pro! v,....C-'J Aw-RIEH 'DXAJJ 'TAN Thursday. Dec. 1T.-- VVell.-it's out at last! All these rumors we've heen GANQ GW hearing: were ahout a hn: Booster Dance. Royal Varrahonds an' every- 'ng' OL' thing. Talk about hot! 1Vatch 'em rip it ott' at the Union Building: ERI Decemher 30! . Friday. Dec. IR.--Another Yell meetingr. Great enthusiasm! All right, W -r 1 . K., O lets !7011l VYDIIIHLI ln our first home frame. Eddie Dykhuizen. our stal- , ' A ' wart captain, made his dehut and was given the hand in the proper K-X ' and tittinu fashion. l ,- Monday. Dec. 21.- Senior Play tryouts. Too had all the Seniors ean't have Ni Q1 the lead. So much local talent. Zeiefeld will have to watch his step. W Z Tuesday, Dec. 22. Three sousing: cheers for the leading: man: Hot Spot 6 A Muinrerz in fact. for the whole cast. I,et's make this Senior Play an- 711' 59-CS QQ, other hit: success. I ...Q T r M- VVednestlay,. Dec. 213. --VVell. thank hgzoodnessl Christmas Vacation at last if ' ' came. Hu: Christmas Convocation this a. m. as well as a Yell Met-tint: for the 'Morcnci name toniirht. Are we gonna heat 'em 'F --V - -Yes ! ! !! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! 1926 JANUARY 2 1 5 f Z 2 2 ' Monday, Jan. 4.---1s everyhody happy to get hack. llad-word t?l! That 3 E 2 2 Z 2 1 Z 1 Q 5 g was some Alumni Dance. eh what? And them orchestra - well!!! Did 5 4 Q A , I fl Q 4 i 5 5 I you lamp Miss Raean and Miss Kennedy doing: the Charleston? Talk E E 2 2 Z s v I a Z 2 about mean!! And did you see oh, well, you were there so of course Z Q 5 2 5 1 E Q J 5 5 t you know ahout it. .. 4 1 4 2 2 , 2 5 lg df 9 4 t Tuesday, .lan. VVell. things seem to lie 5:ettin1: settled down to the 4 4 Q 5 1. 1 1. - same old routine. Red Fowler, lid Shaw and llohhy Evans start the I1 4 Q 1 1 :T 2 -6- New Year out right hy ht-ing: late the tirst two mornin1:s, sg i,-'25, ll Wednesday. Jan. ti. Red. Ed and liohhy start the New Year out rixzht by 010, l1Cll11I late the tirst three mornings. 'Twas the straw that hroke the ' . ' I ' I camel's vertehraical arrangements. The hoys enjoyed a tele-a-tete sixth ' ' ' ' hour gUCU11fl Nautilus Drive starts M Y - 7 . -, -' 1 . . 1 .. I I ' - -I MOHTI HE ! LHYSV' Thursday, Jan. 1.' lty the way, what did you think of the Senior Rings: or should we say Soph., Junior and Senior Riny:s'?'?'!? Some of these Soph. and Junior panics certainly are fast workers. Friday. Jan. 11. liie Yell Meeting: lots of pep! Moh Monticello! Every- hody eets optimistic. 1, Monday. Jan. 11. fVVell. that just goes to show that it pays to he opti. 40,4129 T': A 3 mistic. VVe won. Honest: no kiddinx:! 1115-21. ufaltrzlvfz' www vault Tuesday. Jan. 12. XYhaddaya think 'a that? Don lihheler did a 11oudini l n o' M U5z0o! and crawled throueh one of the lower squares in the door of Room 209 I where the glass had heen husted. Mr. Marshall passes out. Wit 5 L ' -' Vt'ednes1lay, .Ian. 18, My. my! llave you taken in the new screenery? gg' : ,H Two drops an' everything. Now if we rate a new velvet front curtain -- Y -V--f- 33 f .. i - , we'll lie all set for anything: that comes alomr. g.1 JL ' Thursday. Jan. lt. Senior Convocation at 10:15. A terrihle thing: in one N-I act entitled Vt'hat Ho! All the teachers get very much shocked. ' is K These all men casts can net away with murder and still no jury will L convict them. 15 xl 4 l l'lllZI5', Jan. 15. Yell Met-tint: at 1:00 p. in. 1,1-t's no down to Attica N and take 'em down a couple of notches. I .. . H.. ..: 35.-A. 5 ':--.-:iffifz -'-:L f'1'- 1'-'i ' 13. . . -''Q'-.'...,lf:ff..,..,::1-1 in .,....::ff:C:' 3 l'll .Vw You 7'of1iqf1. ' Tow AIIIIIXQTI' l'ax11- 122 n BFOQICHO Tnarvonrhrdow - WHENHE'S LlCh n fa . rf '. - A L , H2 gl,- ,Qt .T 151- surf .Days 4 of'F?eal f 2 I SPOr C Qi.. 5,f,,. -Q , 15? 212 ' '.l-n'il:f W an Q -' ve fam- fi k ' 20057 All 5lJouL0 .SAV You HIN GIHNE T0 WSHR DIS semen sw.-,471-R! ,Q 'axe XX H x 4 'xL ,I GN 3 ,. xx K .ix-j, ,X f: N DJ- ...- x V!-:I - I f I l v A I -.Il ' 3. 64. - my 1 4 6 15:2 -2225243222 .212 . , f 1 W 9 .f -in ii- f1'itiftf- itz:-12. it ' . Y di.,-,X cv , j.. H 1-jus'- 'l .'ijH5.gn--i--Lit: 'ltgggt ' oi' .., Ill ..g,u. !: . --i ' 5 Monday, Jan. 1?i.- Very slow game down at Attica. Outside of an ocea- sional free for all, an exhibition match between Cyclone Vyverherg and an Attica pugilist, and a somewhat heated argument bf-tween Al Maecher and the Attica Police Force, the game went a Tuesday, Jan. 19.--What's the catch? Two Convos in ol lotol quite smoothly. ie day is too much. We aren't used to such treatment.. They should have 1-fone at it more gradually. Wednesday, Jan. 20.sThis blamed George Vyverberg going to bust into print. First he gets into a sensat and now today he tries sitting on the floor during cla stay in his seat without falling out. is just bound he? ional boxing match ss because he can't Thursday, Jan. 21,--Now don't tell us there ain't no Santy Claus. After years and years ot' wishing, hoping and praying Jett' is to be the proud possessor ot' a GYMNASIUM!! Yea! The whole block south of the school has already been purchased to put it on. Every one goes around and pulls the old line, Aw, we could have told you th Yeh, and so's your old man ! ! !! at two weeks ago. Friday, Jan. 22. -What you hear around the halls: Well, how many tinals are you taking in? Think you'lI make Spanish? Of all the low down tricks-- making a fellow take a tinal the last six weeks Hidziblb !'??1.l--V-Sziblbt ll! !,l Watch us make 'The Four Horsemen' look like merry-go-round riders. Got to take 'em on account of absences, r-, Does .............,...... give a hard final 7 I'm just going in and put it across the seat. You're behind me. to take the saddle You'd better wear goggles to keep the dust. out of your eyes. He'll ask you one on the Constitution. Are you going to enter the 'Grand Sweepstakes Chem. Derby,' Wednesday a. m.? Fellow, do your... .... ....!! etc., etc.. etc. See you a week from Monday. FEBRUARY Monday, Feb. 1.i1t's all over at last! Finals, registration 'n' general uproar. Several preps make a slight error while looking for the Gym and prance into the furnace room by mistake. They were discovered sitting on the steps patiently waiting for the Gym teacher to arrive, O for a lovely horse-tank full of nice, wet water!! Tuesday, Feb. 2.ASome of these post-graduates aren't taking courses: the-y're taking vacations. In school two hours ai about heaven ! id out three talk Wednesday, Feb. 3. Nish Dienhart again made an oration. but this time in behalf of the Nautilus and down in 114. lt was really to good to waste on the Freshmen but got the desired results. appear with red Booster tags. Thursday, Feb. 4.--Said students appear without said must. have felt conspicuous, Coach Grogan tcommonly Grogan! decides there are entirely too many of his Basketball Squad. 'S all right to be men ot' grit but can come otf the sands till the Basketball Season is storms and less sand storms. Several students tags. Guess they known as Sheik own tribe on the from now on they over. More brain Friday. Feb. 5.fWell. we're all set for the big shindig down at Allen's I f A. 1' Ml3Sffll'h177Ql.' tonight.. They say this 'is to be the only Senior dance this year so it .5 rmrs-4-Hoi: ought to be a wow. Dixie Davis promises to be red hot, so let's go! CH, ' Jock, OFF, Monday, Feb. 8.-Dixie Wasn't kidding us any. It was the best ever as if-'f:5S ' they always say, even if William Peter Lamb was chairman. Three Tana cheers vfor Mother Lamb! Did you ,hear about the three Jett tellows ru- who tried to sneak in so that they could get pass out checks and then Fan-IF. they could ttake their date tor nothing? They're what we'd t-all the ' i champion tight-wads ot. the world. The only thing which didn't work in about it was the sneaking in part. Outside of that it worked swell. - I, Tuesday, Feb. 9.-- Curses!! Foiled again l!! Our Hero is in sad straights. ' Our Coach has a rival. Who is this vile villain who is pressing his suit Jgglr with roses 'Z We hear also that our fair Latin teacher, tor is she fair? ' No. she is a brunette! our Heroine, received a box of candy from the same source. Zounds! VVe are on his trail. Wk'lll1k'SflH5'. Feb. 10.---Our Hero starts action. He otfers a heavy reward of one lollipop for any clues pertaining to the villain's whereabouts or - - name. VVe will undo him yet f - 'vii' .I Thursday, Feb. .11.j'4The Shun S4hiiie.Susl'ishiety tllardon Ame. NYe never :Ig-g-.M--.Jil ll llaii - ii can say that straight! has a big nixtiation and a good time. Also some i ice cream. I dont see why we iellows shouldn't have a Mt-onshine M' C:ON,5Ygg2-LAND -T A Sllshshivty tliardon mel, ice cream. and a good time at 'nitiati--ns. '-i V: O ' jj '1 Friday. Feb. 121. Convo at 10:15. Rev. NYilliams knows his oil everyone : !,, t O . , I' decides. Also a bit! Yell Meeting at 1:13, Two Seniors and their dates -1 , if oz, I L1 , ride across the levee on the Toonerville amid such wise-cracks as Ml..-ok ll- ' 0 pf -5 'F be at Jim's socks censored ......... ...,..........,... ' ' also censored. . . ,Ill ff' - , Cggm-Q Monday, Feb. 15.- Rig Convo tirst hour. Higliley tells us all about the I .- ml T:-CASH i new Gym. It sure listens good! Now all we have to do is get it. - tl +5 1--T Co L --ll. Grogan says a few words. The Basketball team tries to. . . Y-RW TU95tl2lY. Feb. 141- Had error! Charlie Thomas mistook liatie U'l!rien's ' ' foot for a l'ridge or culvert or somethin' with disastrous results to the said person's pedal extremity. Ot' course we'll admit it was a natural if' -' ' '-g,,I- 'r1-.Em-I- ':ff.L.-,-.QQ-'is:iq:.-.-1 'fI.,.','j'5-:i:1,:...,-3-'WZ,.f'::'5'-Zgq. 'T' I' f-rs..-,'.,..:' mf , 1-..,f -:.:-:IIS - - e. ---2:-.::--I-:::'!':f-.-r ' Liz:Yt'11om'x . -vm ,. J' k-k,,, I Page 12? RED,FD Ann BobbY- THE .3 FIORSEMEI-'Y ,ws 'M f.lBXl1JHATf LATE AgAlN!.3rr Mkjxx ' I ? L -D35 - . ' -- vu . 5 o 1 .sf s :Tele-rf ts , S 0 X ll 115, X friwk' - ' V- ii -A. -S' N .- F - lense. V9 gg? VXXQLLESLLQ 52 -L L7U'vB AQMONELT YHE wol-NES: Q 5- ,'. ' 'Ht-'VY4 On-mf? . ' ' IMRES A Q-we ' S pzsjl, SLT t'l,' - l 1 sl it f' VS .5 bor-an or U I 'Kiwi tfwfsoptt.-r N' r , Junnnantwfs .fs 325 lub I' Pt,5-1-yjgym fiQ3PEl'PfLER Doss HIS sneak tffr.Jo.... ' nil . it L l W 'X I 'if is ,ft Hs W if , lm--still!-MQ' in -A .Wil 'vyvERBERG TAKES HIS DAILY DOSENY , N0-I SITTIHC DNN l S ZTQI You E'W'ff 'Qi CANT 5TAy fwix :Nun 3' V A .- .. ,SEAT 1 . T., W , p x. ' - XX 1 3 J X - - I s3 .- XMV IU I lflss--l'pAv1 IRL' , fll' G ' ' by we , 5 slk Q-tb i if Trigg? j mistake but Just the same he should wateh his driving closer. XYednesday. Feb. IT. Hit: Robbie gives us the low-down on China and Chinamen, We learn an impressive poem that goes something like this: Ran tan tan. ran tan tan. You're a scallyxvau' And so's yer old man. Maybe we didn't get it just right. Thursday. Feb. 134. -- Aesop's Fable No. tlivtttlfl, The lion stei' issues 8.000 cooies. The funny part of it is that they really do, no kiddin1:. The School Iioard financed it though. so don't fret excited. Friday, Feb. ISI, Our weekly Yell Meetinus comes otl' as usual. Yea! Vacation Monday. VVe all agree that George VVashin1:ton was a yzood hook for havint: a birthday. Tuesday. Feb. 23, NVe've decided that the trouble with most of our would- lie basketball stars is that too many of their coaches wear dresses. XK'hat after did you think of the Frankfort game Saturday night? Too bad the whole bunch of us going: over there a-la machine. Special or foot. Harris rides the Special's roof. Wednesday. Felt. LZ-lf Heard in the audience at t'larence : Isn't Kim- berlin cute in those golf knickers 'I Someone told me Dick Arnett was playing: that sax behind scenes. This is even better than last year, isn't it? Blame this busted seat E . Ruth Vl'at:ner sure is good. . !!'?, d tk! ! Qlbw this lblblb , h ,,....... ll !f.'?.., lb '- ' scat !!! .. I'ltC.. etc.. 8: etc. ... K .. 1 Thursday. Feb. 2.5. - Clarence proves to lie just as igootl or better the second night. The cast rates gobs and :obs of flowers, especially the maid. Fred Marxson received a mysterious package. Wonder if it was a corsapre. candy. or what? 1' Friday, Feb. Elie Spring: has came. tra-la, tra-la! Several Freshmen for- got themselves and got into a wild marble game on the third tloor much to the ire of R. F. Hitrht who told them to Get down out of the trees ! or some other fitting phrase. MARCH Monday. March I.- The Sweet Young Things around here tell us that Bill Kline's stories are rather risoue. VVe aren't just sure what that means but we have an idea that you're running the risk of getting your face slapped when you tell them. Tuesday. March 2. -Arnett seems to be in a bad humor. At least a couple of the members of the Nautilus Staff trot thrown out of the ollice with little or no consideration. Better luck next time. VW-dnesday. March 3.' These basketball slinpers of ours sure are having it easy. They go to school every now and then. every once in a while. Thursday. March 4. Iiitrgest Yell Blow-out of the year first hour. Hight, Hinshaw. Mcflhehey, Raman and Grogan. as well as the members of the team all held down the floor. Lots of excitement. Continuous uproar. Everybody out tomorrow to no to the tournament! See you across the river. Monday, March H. You saw the Dayton name' nutl' said!!! Everybody blue. Campbell is disgusted with life and stays in bed. Tuesday, March 9.- The Juniors take the noble Seniors down in inter-class basketball. Only four Seniors turn out to play otl' the Junior-Senior tie. Juniors now Champs, Wednesday. March lil. Norb Crowe. remove that plum of pardon me: I mean stick of chewing: gum from your mouth. Thursday, March 11. 'The fellows get the low-down on the weaker tbix: lautrhl sex situation and the treatment thereof, from Ben Chapman. H0 runs amuck and compares the Sweet Young: Thintrs to a boa-u-tiful tlower garden but the fellows are unconvinced. VVe think a lovely cactus patch would have been a far better comparison. Friday. March IZ., Thank you, Booster! The Booster comes out and tells everyone what a great book this '26 Nautilus is to be. That's the ol' Sllirll l Monday. March 15. Yea! The Purdue Glee Club tzives a convo that is a wow! Best convo of the year! Allah-Allah! May it's tribe increase! Steve Tompkins and his guitar goes over bitr. lVhat say we take their concert in 'f Tuesday. March 16. Spring: has came! We actually have a nice balmy Spring: day for a change. No boneing. Many students pass out --the front door and spend the afternoon elsewhere. V11-dnesday. March 1T.- Saint l'atrick's Day! Every dos: has his day and today is the lrishman's. Green prt-dominates in all forms of elothinxz. Thursday. March IH., The Booster has gone and done it now--started a popularity contest. Many remarks heard. sueh as: lJon't you think so-and-so is good looking: 'f If he gets any votes I'm otl' of popularity contests for life! Vl'ho is the best dancer around this joint? Yeah, what's-hisrname has that all st-wed up in a bis: sack. Yer all wet! l'll bet you think Ham Kelley is the most studious guy in school ! etc. Friday, March ISU. Several students go to school, the rest go to the big city to see the State Tourm-y'?f ?? tvery doubtful if that's what they went to sen-.D At least tht-y're in Indianapolis. lllonday. March 122. Mr. Marshall runs out of pink slips during: the heavy morning rush due lo the tournament Friday. Much excitement! Many iii' -'Hr real,-.ft tm , M ,1,-,t - ff,-won l':u:e 12-l had words said xvhen he finds some more. Tuesday, March 23.-- 'Many more had words said after th: grid r LIN. ' EXTRA if COUPLE M155-LED PREPS C111 INTO out for this six weeks. Ham Kelley maintains there FURNACE ROOMVWAIT FDR C,yM,T5Ag,HLR Wednesday, March 24.-'Big Convo. Dr. Arnett, Major MtNur ind ll I fx T cf Ab Craig all tell us the many and various reasons whv t t rtm r sw: . , 1. '51-ap' hw 'Mi should take in the Citizens' Military Training Camp this summir Fha I 4 , ,.y01,'iF'34kG5':x:ii, subjects remain rather dubious. i t .3 f74g,:l' A Thursday, March 25.fl'opularity Contest results come ut in the I I t . ' '-fflfh ' 1 '- Contest proves to be a huge success! The total sum ot' If it ll irc ' QA- T514 .' enthusiastic over the idea and its merits: the other stun hundred ind .. ' V: B! I DX f.. some think it's a lot-a dishwater. Friday, March 26.---Every one decides The Fool's Frolic Wls vwtll n imtd l f 35 . We were under the impression until we went, that the Iools xterm t lc l, I my in it, but we were sadly disillusioned. The Fools. turntd out t be the X WELL THEY ON1' MAN! THIS NSTNSE NEHYEAR derned fools who went. They should-a had the thing on April 1 9'-vvv-as leak +0 f ff?-S fc hme.+ovx ,.. - -- - - ct..i-23 , gl , SQ ir Jsgi 'i '. T Ili , Evans' 1 wgi- 'f APRIL little April Fool joke.b X 777 .L if -if , s 0 Y-f ,I . ' ,. - - . , '. 1 - t all 6 .-NT fb. s, if fr-3, .gabf H ff fellow's locker will include either an opera-glass, field glass telescope, GH-L KL- EIN or what-have-you before the next rehearsal. All the eve specialists haxe a rushing business of cases with strained eyes. Whoop peel We hue Fx WINGS 1-,M-r our telescope! Bring on the next rehearsal!!! Q NEVLR HMPPLN Monday, April 5.sCurses! Foiled again!! All the '1X'1ll'1l3lt' positions --1 which gave even a fair viexv of the auditorium stage for thi noons ? Exfonenf rehearsal of In Your Green Hat sold out at high prices and then they KLEIN STH R5 go and have it up in the music room. Talk about gyped ! .. , . Tuesday, April 6,-Rahs for Kimberlin! Our Bobbie tikes tht tounty ageuut Contest without a struggle. At's the old fight! Keep up the good xxork IL'- 'l'l3 Wednesday, April 7.-One of our brilliant Freshmen has decided ifter watching the editor for awhile that he should be on the Nuztilus stiff 'ff' He can write on a typewriter with two fingers and can sxxtar Thursday, April 8.fAll of our fair Sunshine convention delef. ites lt'lN9 for Madison. They all had a serious problem before them ind thu seemed determined. The question of the minute was xxould thtx hzxe T3 'A hi , ' fl any dates during their stay 'T - fmt fV 'U Ail5 TQUSH mwiifx , Friday. April 9.--Another rehearsal of In Your Grttn Hat 10000 1 I A6 f t t killed in the rush. I 5,9 di GF AY. I ' Monday, AI1Fll.12.fThTE9 sousing cheers for our state treasurer' Ixitic gg' roomsvv o - NN ' XXX ' Gruenewald is now state treasurer of the Shun Shine shu hlttx 5 if Tuesday, April 13.f--Twenty-seven sweaters are to be gixtn out Wondtr f how many sweaters the trainer will get 'I VVe asked Q ro if xt dnl ' ' o ' rate a sweater but. he seemed to think we hadn't dont cnou h 1 1 T ., ' f' , ' 4 water pail for instance like some of the twenty-sevtn did I 1 it no JA 11 ycf real positive that some of them did that much. JA 3 ' Wednesday, April 14.-V-Nice day. The Mars has a largt ifttinoon ittt 1 QW ' ' gi' 'f 'v ance. JefI s attendance seems to have fallen otf eonsidti iblx -f ruff' Thursday, April 15.f Woe is the Freshman!! Bet thtx x t ho I tank was back again! These two-inch leather belts ilptir t xt etfective in more ways than one. Friday, April lG.- Spring football practice for the tirst time xx txt thing that goes with it. Bumps, scratches, ointment, spi uns indi t etc., etc. CQ'-,TH AGNER, Monday, April 19.--Our most handsome Junior again ti t tht ot L , throne for a week or so. VVe were just beginning to xxondtr xx s ATAYETTE5 , going to hold out on us. Things didn't seem the s nt xxithou 1 xf-UTU-RE: ' bgiiihltlltliilliiligill'dlii1x'diw Vivian and Stu sxo t v t benefit of the students and The Indiana Gas and lilet o tx MOVIE ,,4',ff,7j V seemed to agree that Service is doing what you'it not p QUEEN F Q X Going to school must be a good example. f46ffXf ' ff VVednesday, April 21. Kimberlin wins the District Contx t ind txitx bo sf ff' ' A f besides. Guess there must be more in this oratory stutl thin xxf. th- u ht JvI...t.t' :f Good goinsf. Iiob. f ' Thursday. April 22, First night uf The Rand-liooster X nat io ' . '2::1.. '7h 'M J.. ulun .,., ,,,. , . The Lfzzzirnf Jl1'izlr . ' ..,. ....,.,,.. ,,,,,, . Lvc'C Monday, March 29.--Wham! Bang! Bitf! Boom! Dont get cxclttd' They just decided it was time to take down The Fool s Frolic booths Tuesday, March 30.-Curtis blows herself for a marcel with 1 few burns thrown in extra. S'funny what girls will go through for the mt rc sllxf. of their appearances. Their motto must be the Valspar slogan Wednesday, March 31.-Which goes to prove that who txcr it xx'1s thit thought up that bright one about March coming in likt '1 lion and Loing out like a lamb should have his ears chewed. The lion is still going fine Thursday, April 1.gThe Booster comes out and makes the Nautilus Stiff out to be a bunch of scalawags. That seems to be the onlv thing in the Booster that every one believed. The Staff is heartbroken ind sh ill tikc the matter to the dean of women or somebody. lWe must hixe our Friday, April 2.-Mad scramble including a couple of knockdoxxn tights and an incidental riot or two is staged in the front h'1ll it noon by our so called he-men in an endeavor to avail themselves ot' the crack in the Auditorium door and the small space under the curtain in order to xx itch the rehearsal of the girls' chorus of the Band Booster Viudeyillt When was Miss Kimmel?? The fortunates that had a place had bid up is high as S2 but nobody would sell out at any price. List of some of tht thing seen: tcensoredl. tcensoredl, tcensoredl. and even ttcnsortdb Pxtrv El S' A .' -ir-, I f.,. .- te , - e - 1e'ytlL-5 JE?-lf .. Tx N., k Z 'N ' Pc-Al f V W s svurrftr SHA SHOWS H' orranacsu . , : g Ax? r 2 ' Liv-. fl . A y if ,I - t, I- 1 ,xoxo lx I I J fN 'N f ,- . A ,e ,X ,, X QQ, Hmong Lrtkouigx 52 'f-, P' 6 1-C-s .. Lx J YL .rp 1 .K J ff A T Q i . l X xrgx- 5 . -. X gate - ' Cn. '.- .. . ...1... 5 E l r Shy N x xx xsff-lark -'Ll Sw .Jiri B it ,1:'.:'.:xt fn 0 'N' N auf fe N Y ' 'Qfinw f l ,- ' LH . 22:59 2 e .. 5 +5 , '- Lexi 5- S TX 52.- to be a huge success. VVe thought that the rehearsals of In Your Green Hat were more interesting than it was in the show because' well, just because. Friflilyt Avril 23.--The second night goes over even bigger than the first night. VVonder who sent Camillie all the tlowers? Ditln't those boys look just too cute for words in those snickcrs pardon us, we mean knickers? Monday. April 26.-V-At least there's one big consolation in the fact that all this six weeks' tests are over. Iiut' Oh My! Those grades tomorrow! Tuesday, April 27.-VVell. the grades came out alright. Heard in the boys' locker room: tl'?ll-flgrr-r-! bad word! grumble-grumble tg also l'?l Why, that ', ffl M .l, d h, H. ll etc., etc. Wednesday. April 2H.- -Whee!l Glad news! Big vacation tomorrow mornintr. A half day's vacation is a great help after yesterday's cruel blow. In fact it's almost a necessity. Thursday, April 29.--Grogan says that, by gosh l. he's going to have spring football practice every night letting nothing interfere. Unless, of course, the Kessener family continues to live on North Ninth Street, or unless Purdue has a baseball game in the afternoon, or unless something else don't turn up. Friday, April 30.--Blame it all. That's what we call tough luckll After going all the way to Hammond to beat their ears in that Oratorical Contest we go and get our own beat in. VVe fooled 'em that time though. Kimberlin gets to go to Europe anyhow. MAY Monday, May 3.f-Whoopiel! Aren't these bl-l-l---we mean knickers the fellows appeared in this a. m. hot? Wonder if the girls won't start to wear them next? The Yea'sll seem to have the verdict on knickers in general. Out early for the parade. Tuesday, May 4.- Their tribe is increasing. Speedy Mulherin says he's going to get a pair and then sign up for a golf course this coming semester. Wednesday, May 5.--Large Musical and Oratorical Convo, featuring: The Girls' Quartets. The Boys' Quartet, The Girls' Glee Club, Roh Kimberlin and Mr. Arnett. Bob and Mr. Arnett didn't sing Bob gave a speech and Arnett did too, only Mr Arm-tt's speech was announcements. Thursday. May 6.- If that isn't a scummy trick! The Girls' Advisory Council hike clear out to Tecumseh Trail and come back and say they enjoyed it but if you have a date with those same girls and she had to walk across the street. she nearly dies. There ain't no justice!! Friday, May T: -Our one wish is that we could have got in on that big Booster knock-down. drag-out at 3:10 in room 203. It must have been good. From what we hear, Barnes, ye Editor. and Burnett. ye Business Manager, walked away with all honors much to the other sidc-'s discom- fiture and grypeing. Monday. May 10. VVhoop! Whoop! Aren't these hot sweaters enough to put your eye out? VVe thought they were kidding tis all the time when they told us about getting athletic sweaters this year. Tuesday, May 11.---This hot weather sort of makes it had for the boys who got the heavy grade sweaters. Maybe it paid to not be such a good athlete so as to get one of the lighter ones. Wednesday, May 12. 'VH-ll. it seems as thoutlh We are to have baseball in our midst again. Baseball is a great game as long as there are no windows present. Thursday, May 13, ll'g llooster picnic with lots of eats. 'Everyone seems '53, I U, haw. had 1, vt-ry large time from what we hear. The Boosters don't 4 'r 'Qs-X ' , . . Q- 'L T KQCECE. come out until tomorrow though so we re not so enthusiastzc. -z--:-w::-- r - I-.'-?::F!1:f:- 'i-?r5t!:1'?'f '1 5 '5 - . 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M I 9 X Many remarks such as Sign this will ya ? Who alI's out? t'He'd vii make a dandy editor. He won't get to first base ! are heard in thi: . 717 1 'H ' 3 halls. l -' i K J . ,n w Tuesday, May IH.---Much excitement is caused when one of the lock--r doors H ' 9 ' ' from the Boys' Locker Room mysteriously lands out in the hall with a K Ip, . tremendous amount of noise. Guess some of the teachers thought they l 1 . 4-.,-. EJW6' '- were shot. i Ng- ?'i': ' '- P E3-' ' . i 'L-1 5 Q2 '1,-' - Z Wednesday, May 19.--Everything seems too quiet for it really to ln- elec- .-. I E 'f r 5153! tion day. It must be thouixh since they handed around the ballots. I 1 f ' Remember way back when election day at Jett sounded like three auction N XJ A ' i . sales in the same block? Q f. ,, I 'I Thursday. May 20.- Miss Leiter claims her session of three can make X7 O E .na , more noise than all the other sessions put toyrether. Merry Curtis is her lx QDHX Dklidnfx main hope of getting the decision. ,, i ' ' wat Friday, May 21.--'Interclass baseball seems to be getting: alone fine. Every- ! T one wonders now why Jett' didn't have a Varsity team this year with all RODRIQUE Z 950 the good material that was available. We not held out on again! Monday May 24. e--f Convocation this a. m. Arnett tells us all about the LH ' H finals and makes some announcements before the regular program. mum We Inna Grogan looks extremely sleepy. He always does on Monday morning. Rvvilovlf- ,-, SIRENEN' We wonder why? DZ .D-'gf LUBS2 Tuesday, May 25.sf-Many students get very much excited and want to know i f T -U7 when the Nautilus is coming out. We've been trying: to figure that verv : C ' ' T .dl ki x AV A. rx Ghayyestgn, same thing out ourselves for the last month. HH Wednesday, May 26.-Barnes walks with Kessener amid great encourage- l 1 ment from all sides. Burdett leads yells and the crowd goes wild. -hTr - Barnes sure is a fro-izetter. 'f6s.ifit1't G i r ' '35 Thursday, May 27.e-The Booster comes out as ner usual with a new date V -. and many prood looking ads. We find an interesting article on the letter '-,ii Miss James received concerning a pen and ink sketch called A Dark N Night. The letter being from a big keyhole man from Pekin. - i 2' ' ' ' 28,-Another bi' convo for the iuriosc of ffivin-'f us some 53 .lt i Friday. May L . 1 i h s 4' Qelbate glad news. Arnett tells us there is no school Monday. Gosh, wt-'re mad ! ! 3 . dfmstkfc l , JUNE i n iomn MUNGEW Tuesday, June 1.--'Senior finals begin with much consternation on the part R-R. GA of the Seniors. From the kind of tinals they give the teachers must not BRNW I. want us to leave. Of course, it will be a terrible blow to the school. . 1 xx ity W Z 'i 5 IIZKEMLS Wednesday. June 2.1---Ha! We notice one of the Athletic Sweaters has Y 0 . . X Q dlrs-fgovefgflr found its home on far more slender shoulders than it was ever intended I ' f ,Nw KH-,4 gf to occupy. Another good sweater prone wrong! 'N-2 .K .. .-,, isfoffedsheef Thursday, June 3. The Seniors all congratulate each other on their mounts and riding: ability. Several made a clean-up on the I-lxani. L'fQf'1ungf.- 4 Derby. T -Q 4 Friday, June -1.--Doesn't it grrype a person to have to go to school when flHAlS ? the Seniors :ret out a whole week ahead of time. Oh, well, today is the C835 T81 AEM .Sh last real day of school but those finals - SY ' - x ,Q , . ,su O 1 U ' Monday, June i. F.nals! TWDA7 Q l my c R52 MEG 8 Tuesdav, June PL- More tinals!! A. any N. it - ' ' 'gf' rk' NKPKWR Wednesday, June 9. Still more finals!!! , i -i, RP Mnwm 'Wi Friday, June 11. Final grades. Tliree thousand clieers!l!!! lt's all A i Cm, over but the shouting!! Don't do anything we wouldn't do dnrinc the 'wg - . L , summer!!! 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It is l'tY2l liL'llllk'f,lYf lllll sure I cli111't lilltrh' not very singular i11 that it is 11s11z1lly usecl 136,-lm-L.: 55112, WMM-' Uf tml,-,U. 1 'uk 'ul' i11 the plural. And-it agrees with n1e. 'if' 'i' 1- , - Ct'lUllll'j' ihlusliinglz play cmcltiet? Jake tulsa recllz No, hldllllllil says ll s wicket. 4- 4' ul t.1l1111g .1 11111 111 1115 Blllklx. Liilll.-lllLlC. He: Oh, is Stutz so! 'if' 'ul' Ruth Griffin: XYl1at-dicl you give yuur lOllfl-1ll0lltllCLl sweetie 101' his l1i1'tl1clz1y? Elizulveth Fisher: I gave l1i111 ll Illllf- 11'511f1'5- , , HCI., ' ,l1ll: O-oh, heeause 1111 so restless and 4. .y lll1Clb1lf1LlQ1'Cfl? Ann Mavity: 1Yhz1t does he do for ll 131117 NO' 119111150 511111.11 5111 1191 11111 living? 31111 lllillitf me sick. Betty Bartee: He's an aniinal trainer. '11' '111' Ann: You clt111't say! lillllllll Hays Ferriclzlyz 'llllIll'S Il neu Betty: Yeah, pets clears. hat, is11't it? 'l' 'ul' l,,y1liz1 Marks: No, you 1111111' nut, lilll lid Yuill: C2111 you play the castzinet? just taking 11111' lz1111psl1z11le ent fur llll air livelynz It's zu snap. ing. 'ir' 'lr' 4' 'ir WALTER SCHOJLIER ,111e111'111ge'1' 3lIl l'.1'nte1': S l7:1211'.1t111t liniltlilng' L.11a11'11'1 1'12, 1x11111N.1 1 ,eri 1 1 ::,.:11 WE ,.,. .. .,., . ' -.-- I '1'2' .,f11m4s.., ' ' ' .daemih 1 - -- .r':1'- 1 1 - ' .f ,, ' ' ' '1'-- ' . ' dm.. ' ' 111. 11 P11 1 1 DU you like to 1X'1ll..y1.+11 ll.-l'tIl'Cl l1Et?:fllC pleusurt - A -. bhe: It 1 chcl, ld hncl out htm' 1 Bill: You l'Cl11lllLl 111e uf the wilcl sea H, C. SMllTH'S SUNS ,-XR'I'IS'I'IC PRINTERS 4, 4 FU.,,y Stmt LAP.-xx'RT'IiE, INDIANA Bob Kiinlwcrlin: NYhat do yuu wlick WHY HE GOT FIRED vuur hair clown with? fustulncrz XYhz1t kind of steak is this? Bill Klein: Criwcn. Hl,Illt'5t XYaitcr: rllfrllgll, sir. Billy: XYhy? 4' 'ir' Bill: B1-czulsv I clun't have tn get nm Nciglilmr: NYhy usc such ri high crilm hziir cuts. fur your bully? 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Helen Klink: Oh, just a little slight of hand. fl' 'lr Ralph Mohr: I sued the tailor for not delivering my trousers on time. Hamilton Ade: On what grounds? Ralph: Breeches of promise. 'ir 'i- Diek Arnett: XYhy do divers eat more in spring than in summer? jim Snyder: I'll bite. Dick: XYhy, simply because they are fond of the spring board. 'lv 'ul' HENRY ROSENTHAL CO9 LaflI4Ve'lfz'.r U1'nIh',ff Cfloflfirr KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES .... SHLZ SHOES Everything for Young Men-From Ilead to Foot Pug 1 3 J EMTAYTTTES ATtiLEiMTOb11R1EEeTbTSz Mars Theatre IT'S MORE THAN JI'ST A THEATRE. 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GIIET SUGGESTIONS EOR THE GRADUATE + + + + BOOKS: GRADIHXTION Books, GIFT BOOKS IN I9'.XNL'Y BIND- INGS, LATE EIL I'ION, POPVLAR COPYRIGHT FICTION: LEATHER W R I T I N G L' -X S E S, ADDRESS BOOKS AND OTHER LEATHER NOVELTIES5 EAS'I'NIgXN KODAKS, KODAK ALBIlIN'lSg STATIONERY, SHEAEEER LIFE-TIME, PARKER AND CONKLIN lfOI'N'IIXIN PENS, S H E A F F E R LIFE-TINIE AND CONKLIN P E N C I L S3 TENNIS RACKETS, COVERS AND BALLS. DEGKER BROS.. 515'-5:0 Illtzin Sn' f'rW X WE HOPE NOT! My heart is with the ocean, cried the poet rapturously. SONG OF A SAILOR Willy tease me with your luring eyes? Not love nor griet nor mere snrwrise . . . l Yon've gone me one hetter, lriencl, .lheir grzty-green depths holcl, only lie Said sea-sick Bob Ixnnberlin as he took Xou love my uniform, not me. 'ir' 'ui' El firmer grip on the rail. 'i' -iv Organ-grinder: That woman only put a dime in my cup. Helper: Play Insufficient Sweetie and maybe she'll Come hack again and give you some more. 'Ie 'Ie CC George Vyverherg: I can spot El Brooks tie every time. Rose Wlatsonz XVhy clon't you use a Tom lXlunger: Are you the only nt person here? Katherine: Certainly not, yon silly Tom: XYell, who is then? Nl' -Iv Mzlrshzill Kelm: Ikihnt price ure t bass szixoplmones? Clerk: They Come very low, sir. 'ie 'iv 'Twzts autumn in the vein' one. The s napkin Occagiouallvp was slowly sinking in' the west. Ex '-gf 4. the snn haul learned to set in the wt t 1 - - - - Aclzim ffl l -l' D: 'Q - Lharlie Iklilliams fOYCl'l1C?lI'11l2,' remurkl: Y N ft -Um lt ' umlxllwf L Hut Thu mm ww 1 widfd WHY ' apute. lheie was il rnstle ot leaves. lt K L C- C. X. .C . 1 - - ' - 'nf lu Bill Foresmzin: I het that wzisnt her ll I M 'in 44 name. 'ir -If lfcl Dykhnizen: xxillfll ure the thite sweetest words in the world? Ed Yuill: Hello, how are yon? ltvelyn: IX hut do you Care, you're not 21 doctor. 'ir' 'i' th lXlr. Grogan: Hvhat time is this teach- Mury McDowell: l love yon. lftl: Nope, enclosed lincl cheek. 'I' 'i' Alun Burnett: XYh:it tlo yon think tt e community tlriye? ers' meeting' to be helfl? Rlzirinn: No, let's go ont into tht Mr. Rogers: .llnrty minutes ago. country where it's tlnrker. 'I' 'ir 4- '4- .1E- ,- - . 1 -'1:'11-- s-'1':121- -'-:rf ' ' '- ' - '-:: L : ' . '-'- - - - E' ,...- 5 :E: q'-LE:1:g:.'E? .,-.1 2 ' ....- ::- -'-'-.... , .--: 1 - '-f- 1.9:- -,.: '- '-: .,1, ' . i. .,.,. Q N cle ht L Drugs . r Ht .1.fyII.11'!n1r lt or Paints , beHooI. Booxs Varnishes , , 5'I'I'DEN'l'S SL'PPLIEs rm' AI ARC :X'I'HLE'1'IC Goons BRI'NSVVlL'K PHONOGRAPHS ISRVXSVVICK RECORDS lWlElLLS-YlEAGlElR- BEST CQ, W. ll. MURPHIEY COMPANY 310 MAIN S'rIzrI1T un NoI4'I'II TIIIRIJ S'I'RIil.'I' Bill Klein: Say, Jack, I see you have Iirnie Baker: XYhat a dumb class. a bad leg. IYhat are you doing for it? IYhat time is it? Jack Ebershoff: Limping, Bill, limp- Sam Barnes: Twenty to twelve. ing. Al Burnett twaking upl: Yeah, who 4. 4. made the touchdowns? 'ln 4' There is a yotnig girl named Kate, IYho is silly, 'tis sad to relate: A big granite rock Once fell on her block: Since then she has been Silicate. Dorothy Driseol: How will I stir llly C1'IlI:C'C? XYaiter: XYanta spooii? Dorothy: Say, what cl'ya think I ani! 4' 4' 4' 4' Ruth DiaIIIoIItlftoIIe: Dicl they have DunIb: XYlIk'I'C are you from? huaking bees while you were on the Belle: South Dakota. farm? DIIInb: My, you clon't talk like a Maxine Malsbarry: No. but we had a Southerner. lot of trouble with wasps. PIGGILY WIGGLY HELPS THOSE IVHO HELP THENISILLVES 53 2 N IAIN STR EET L.-IILIY E'I I'E, IN DIANA :':i Page 136 ' '--:-'.'.'.-2g-j.j.:w:,5.g-.-g:,g5...'.1-..1...rg-. '..---..'.- -.gp-. .. ' - iiflil, ' ' ' f In i -Q I , H5 E.SIDE S um: f , QD ' Mall aww 1315615 601 Q Ii K' 'DWI Li1,fuy5f1e's Q ' lmzilizzg' NASH AJAX Sfeciulfy Sion' f or If1 o1m'11 Safer and Sfriffcrr CUMS Dresses BRADY MOTOR SWS Furs Hats eoMPANY .ljld A35 MAIN ST. PHONE 3305 Accessories LAP.-XYE'T'I'E, INDIANA IVIODRRATELY PRICED Are you going to Europe on the 'Ar- kansas'? No, I'n1 going to Guantenanio on the contrary. 'lr 'lr He had worker, VVatched, waited, I-Ioped, yet daring Not to hope too much. He had patiently Exercised skilled Care in endeavoring To bring about sat- Isfying results. And now- A He found that his Efforts had not Been nnrewarded, For as he glanced At his reflection He found that There were three Little hairs Growing on that Bald spot. I thank you. 'vi' 'ie girl may buy Cheap hosiery. but she usually gets a run for her nioney. H IGH CLASS DRUGS IIIGII CLASS SERVICE VVE OPERATE TIIE BEST SODA I OI'NTAIX IN TIIE CITY VIEILILIINGIER PHARMACY S34 MAIN STREET PIIOXF :ci I' -,.. :-: --- mmm -rf-1---' ' 111 --:--a --11' ' I ':-1--- r -1 ---. -- g q, --A f -- ----- -:-r1 ' e:'r -:-f . 1-- --- MA. -:'- ' ' ' 1-- , 1 .--- - ':' r -:- . - - Page I 7, ,1, WR BFXT TllF1fNI .XLL CIKLXRS TUISXCCOS Suits and Top Coats YULNRE NEXT 519.551 f24.5o 3629.50 WE MVR wr SAM SCHRGEDER 'l'l'XliDO, S .q , . 'L' IHE BARIQIQR ' ? Geisler S Clothes Shop 500 Mm, 3,,.,t,, S40 fllznn St. Lnfziycttc, lnd. Ruth Turiiipsccd: lyllilt is the next I 'liL'llCllL'I'Z Almie. use the XYIflI'Ll Yau ll event: 111 a sentence. Cl1z11'lic Tlnimggg The pole vziult. Abic: Yussar old 1112111 lllilll? Ruth: XY1'111't they let any other na- 4' 'lf' tionality enter the event? The rcn1z1ins of ll lroftl All twisted and bent. 4' 4' A cross ll'l2lI'liS the spot Cl11'istine Murxsoii lin ClCl'JIlI'UllCllt Of 21 big accident. storcl: I xwniltl like to sec some nt-xx' lYircs that were 5llOl'lCllk'il. pnnips, please. A leak in tlie gas, Y Clerk: L'L'l'TZill'llj'I StClll2lCll, bicycle, oi' Alld good old Saint Peter dancing? lfnlznrges his class. ifiiwt. ' v N 1 , 153 175 ll E bPhCI.-XLIZE 'ft L-1 if . T Young tllmli- C1!5f0lll -ll 111110 ..f-if 5 .1 '- ,A f '- ' 1. - - . . , E 4 '14 if S111111' 111111, O-uw 1 011111 ' xtgjq A 11, If . N-. ah j l A A it ' 1 lgl 1 Z., 3 i - Q glue A , Z . 1 Q1 1 1 X Baltimore Clothing House : ' 't . If 5 7 'ei.'IgZ1, ' ' . 1-1 ul MAIN ,wo l1o1'R'1'H Z, I,1lUL' 134 r COMPLETE PAINT SERVICE YOU FVRNISH TIIE GIRL SMITI-lIfAlLSOlP Lafayette Paint Co. B0 BERGER BRUSQ VVE FVRNISII T'IlE IIUNIE 610 lllilln Sf. Plwlw 3509 Conlflefe Home Fzrrzzirherx PAINT MAKERS lVlain Street, Corner of Eighth Street SHORT STORY Toni Munger: I have come about your Liquor, daughter's hand. Holno. Mr. Gruenwald: Tell Katherine the Sicker, lII2ilIlCIll'lSt has arrived. Broino. 'ul' 'ir' 'ir 'ul' Alberta Loop: Did you notice the con- Bob Sandberg: NVhy is a date like a ductor looking at you as though you close horse race? didn't pay your fare? Mort Culver: Give up. Suzanne Elliott: Sure, and did you Bob: Because it'll probably end neck notice me looking at hint as though I and neck. had? 'ir' 'ir -if 'ir' Poor Georgie died of sheer delight. just because she wears a turtle neck He found a parking space one night. sweater, don't think she's slow. DRUGS SODA WIDMER DRUG COMPANY 526 North Ninth Struct BRICK ICE CREAM ciofnas oxxm' .. ... ..t I esti C f --:-- --.- ---1f Page ITN ur i 54. A 1 XI? f Xt i7 X K , , t XL I 1 r , ' lf? .W j Q xx ,. HJ, . 'V X of Th HO0Siel' Famous Round- Trip Train C fv ncago Leaves Indianapolis - - 7:45 A. Bi. Leaves Chicago ---- 5:00 P. lvf, Leaves La Fayette - - - 9:00 A. M. Arrives La Fayette - - - 8:10 P. M, Arrives Chicago - - - 12:45 Noon Arrives Indianapolis - - 9:45 P.M, This famous train permits you to leave home in the morning, spend a half-day in Chicago and get back the same evening. No other line offers such service. AUTOMATIC BLOCK SIGNALS ALL THE WAY s am s 1, K. . -.-. -,--i ----i -H .gitiii-:izilii -f:f: 1 --f- 15.1.1 '1-- '-Ifiiiii -'.,.-'- I ':': TI-IE LAFAYETTE BIIJLPOSTING CO. I5 NORTH THIRD ST.-PIIONE tgirl f?-EW POSTING AND GENERAL OUTDOOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING Louis Freedman: I am studying thc Tom Muugcr: Can you Chzirlcston? origin of blotting pzipcr. Katherine Grucnxyzild: No, but I can john Beck: That must hc vcry ah- Pliilziclclpliizi. sorhing. Tom: Mcaniug what? 'i' 'lr' Kate: I'm at good littlc Quztkcr. Gordon Graham: Do you trust me, fi- 4' darling? Kc-nny Brclsford: Say, did you sec that Lucille: Yes, dcar. girl from Lfopcnhzigcn? Gordon: Then lend me twenty. Bill Hogan: Yeah, shc's Il kt-cn dans, 'ir' 'lr' isn't she? Dave Buxton: I-low did you gut that 'X' 'lr- bump on your head? Miss Flctcinycrz Thcrc wt-rc sixtccn Hob Chandler: Oh, that's where a parties in Parlizuncut last ycar. thought struck mc. Gt-nc McDowell: My. my, what zi so- 'i '1' cial country lfnglziml is! Two pints makc one quart. One quart 'P 4- mnkcs one wild. Have you much room in your new 4' 'Ulf' tint? Desperate Bcggzir: Could you giyc a Mercy, no. My kitchen :ind dining starving man il dimc? room arc so small, l have to use con- lllzinic liarmcr: Ccrtainly, have you dcnscd milk. change for 21 tivo-dollzir hill? 4' 'lf' Bt-ggzirz Sure. Ch-rk: XX'h:1t hook hy Scott did you 'slr' 'lr' sziy you yyziutccl? Flappcr: I wonder wht-rc all thc mcn John Conycrs: Scott's Emulsion. arc who can dziucc. 'lr' 'P Skipper: In dzuicing' with all thc girls Sum Barnes: Do you xyzint anything in who can dance, I gucss, yours? 'lr 'iv Alzni Burnett: No, I QIIUSS I'll take it Sign in XVolcycr's window: Opportun- straight to-night. ity knocks hut once. Install onc of our Sum: Mc, too. XY:iitcr, mo hlnck electric doorhclls now. cotifccs. . ,,,., ...... -f' . V i::1.:..:.f.i::, .... t I Q 1 .ig -T E :tl-:fig-:-5.-.-1:.L::g:':-:...,'-'...-1.:S':s:':: ....::.:...-L.-i.:-'Z0:1N 5 :- '-1-1--513'-'-' ----- .n m.. 55I5:!5r:',':f11:::I:-i1:--- -..- :' Page 141 H.-X'l l'ERS AND I'll,'RNI5HERS 'IU Ytwxtstik IXIEN r'r2 ts LN Ts' 51 ' ' 7 XY , lltrillt-tl I l1tppct': .-Xml what wt-rc yuut' tn llllll t x u tn tht hurl Qt xlcl rztttlt- rlztslming rlt-xvn ttpun yum? lrmvlntyz XXIII, I ntnft. my I felt tlmr- t-ughly cttwt-tl. 4- -i- Hzmllcli Dt, yttn ltntm' thztt at liiws in Illllt' SQIYCS Illllkf Ifuliciztz If that sn? Iklrltztpf wt- hztcl lwttcr went zz little. -1' -1' ,lark Elvcrwltr-H: XYhy is Xorxvnml Lkztnnwlvcll lowkittg S0 cztrtlcstly in thc tnir- I'lII'f Rllii Lztiry: HES counting his mus- tztcht-. Hnrff:c1m', Paint nm! Gfrzyt - 5551105 . ar ' ll Il Wm In MAIN STREET PHONE 101 N04 MAIN STREET AND AWNING CO. PnwxR 3311, :gn-zz: NURTII THIRD STREET II.. G. IFLIETCHIER . . SHOE HUSI'IT.'XL IxIJlIllll'JlCIllI'CI'S nl TIQNTS .NND .RXXYNINGS I'll nt-vt-1' gt-1 mm-r thiff' fzticl tht- Chick- tn zu wht' :nnlmlt-rl up tu tht- ttftriclt cgg. 'Ir' 'ir XX'l1:ttH ytnn' iclczt uf thc tiglnttwt tnztn ,JH llbnl' fintn-.1um'.i ln tht' wtlrltl? 'lIl1c guy' whn xx't1n't txtkc :t slmxvcr lm tw tht-5' wztlq ynn tml mush. -P 4- 7 Ki f'in:t1'rl: Nun' jnnnm in, Illlix tht' trznn 3 IN lc-swing. Vhilrl: lint l t':tn't lt-:txt xvitlmttt luv mg tnztnnnzt. V A ilnztrflz l'll tttnrl In that. 334 X 'll llflll 5 f't't + tx. I Xl' XYF' H Il-' IN 7 Ilztrlvttzt 'l'ln':txl1t-tt l xxztnt stunt' tmlfl A 'IT ' I' Cl'L'Jllll. lfrt'-lt t'lt-rltz l'ltmml:ttv ur vnnillzt? .--- ..'.. . . . I 1:1 Il .1.... 1 The Inu' MZLIIIL' is thu only mic ilcvui' czlllurl UH' mi zlcciiiiiit nl' fIllI'I-iIlL'5x. 4' fl- ' K 1 .liuiv hillmiii. Ivixx xxlmt xx1,uIfI 51111 9 lg K A ID ' QL flu if vnu wcrc in mx' shucs? L1 I ...J pf 5 Q , , , A , Y . TH E WOIVIAN'S STYLE SHOP f3XTlQ3 LV3 I IIi'TII AND MAIN STREET IIIIIS BUILDING LiIlIl'lllll'1lCIHI': Kin-t tha-ni htrutchul. 'Iv -lv Nancy Iingziiiz XYhz1t are thcy playing mmf U Iii-tty fimliziiii: Iicctlmvcii 5 Ninth Syiiipliuiiy. Nancy: Iilzirn, I kiicw we-'rl hc Iulv. IYLVVQ mimi-rl thu wthci' eight. -1- 'I' lin-cp that scliiml gi1'I cuiiiplcximi-wlit HI thc rain. IFRANCIES THOMAS BEAUTY SHOP Ffftrn'ff Ruin II'11ff'1'f1lf-2c'f1'i'5D 7II3 MAIN ST. PHONE 4147 IBACII-IIMANIS PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE NL'FF S.J1D Fuurrli :md Rmnig Srrccts Phunc 4470 XYIizitcI1z1 cIui1i'? IXIz1ki11' up j0IccS. IYo1'Iciu' for thu Nautilus? Nziw, iii Z1 beauty parlor. 'ir' 'in I- ii ii IIC stoppccl the cur, turiiccl out thc lights, and tuok hui' in his uriiis. SwcCthca1't, hc wliispcrccl, will yiiu IIIEll'I'y mc? Ya-s. IYIic1i? 'I'm-1iim'i'mv. Silciicc cxccpt for El slight ruatliiigx Tu-l1N'w1'1'4ww-I IIUYCI' howccl fur such SUPERIUR IXIILLXVORK Gimp LUMBER RHYNIILDS SHINGLES G9 QCD ILAIFAYIETTIE LUMIBIEIR CO. .iw N. TIIIRI7 STREET 1 PIIOXE 1 Q luck. NYhzit proiiiptcd you In say yi-S? Shi- XIIXYIICCI. Fido iicccls a hath. ft. 1 lgpga -'-21.53.11-:::::ix:.::-:Z .:g.:::.E-Z.-U:-:::...:.::..::.'.-Zw::::- -.-- ' . ' .I ,. .DI np 1::1.j:... vm-.-'.'.z .....-.---.::-hh .:E:?::::.. -u::.u'I2g:::,--.-- . AK. . ii' i i . i 'fi11.F:zkiigii-:7:1?:.rS:i'75'.'.i.:-'-k:w::7t:5Fy:u ..-:..: '.'b?:. 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Miss Seever: My lingers. 4' 4' Helen Albright: I think lirnie is just too sweet for words. Alice Kessener: Yes, I noticed you two didn't talk much coming home last night. 4' 4' Eleanor Harris: If you were my hus- band, I'd give you poison. Harold Hughes: If you were my wife, I'd take it. 4' 4' Mother, I don't believe they really do make sausages out of little doggiesf' I'm awfully glad dear. Yes, I bit 'l'eddy's ear just before lunch and it didn't taste at all like this. 4- 4' Miss Pierce: Fools ask questions wise men can't answer. Marie Farmer: Now I see why I flunked that Latin iinal. 4' 4 The Bible tells us about a Lot that turned into a pillar of salt. Now-a-days they often turn out to be an acre of water. 4' 4' A little bee sat on 21 tree, And then he sat on me, o. g. NE Pearl Berger: I hear George Marks went blind drinking coffee. Helen Kemmer: Kick in it? Pearl: No, spoon. 4- 4' Mr. Arnett: liver had economics? Prep: No, just measles and chicken pox. 4' 4' Helen Klink: Do you love me, dear? Red Fowler: Dearly, sweetheart. Helen: XYould you die for nie? Red: XYhy no, angelg mine is an undy- ing love. 4' 4' Red Fowler: Do you know why vou haven't red hair? Helen Klink: No, XYhy? Red: Ivory dot-sn't rust. 4' 4- Miss XYhite: XYhat key are you play- ing in? Russ I.airy: Skeleton key. Miss XYhite: Skeleton key? Russ: Yeah, it tits anything. 4' 4' A HORSEY JOKE Doris XYise: Did you get the bridle on. Ruth? Ruth Frasch: Yes. Doris: How? Ruth: XYaited until he yawned. ., WW' 5 .ns .....ms . fx Q ,..,.:asms... Yage 143 Ssllmaullble Drug C00 Fast Silk- Squ.1i'c 'IIIIIQ RRXALL STORE lVIwlcsz1lc :incl Retail Druggists PI'RI'f DRVCQS .XI1-XMS BRl'Slll-IS IVINIQ lTIfRI'I'NII'lS GLASS-l'lXlN'l'S IIUILFII GOODS V.XRXISIII'IS-ETC. kllillllllllllllllg 'Il-iiziiiti Tlicy say' thc Our irlcu of ll Cwiisiclcmtc tczlclicr is one lwusc if vcry rlzmip. that talks Xllll to sleep, tlicii wzikcs yum I.zimllwrcl: XXI-ll, that! lwcausc tlic-rc's up tim- minutcs curly so tlizit you wmft sw mucli flue mi it. lic latc In ymii' ncxt class. 4' 'ul' 4' 4' lYl1z1t rlifl your gmiicltizitlici' say when Miss Xkvzircli Xxvllill l'L'5C2lI'CIl lizivc you tlu-3' zuiiiiutzitcfl his lug? clinic in gcfilugy, Ruth? HQ 31-llccl, 'HL-y, XX'll2ll-S cimiing off Skiiiiiy : XYQII, I wzisli my littlv sis- licrcf' tci s neck cvcry nmrning. 4- Ak 'X' 4' Iiill I.:iml1Z -Izuic told me that I was Dm1't kiss mc plczzscf' swcct Mary criccl. tliv zmswui' to Z1 mziiclcifs iiiuiyp-i'. It isi1't CllSlUllllll'j'.n Russ Xllitsiiiiiz Slip- rliclift zisk for much! Anal then, oh then. yuu slmulml lmvc liczircl 'lf' 'ir Tlizit fellow cus-ti.-Mziry. Aclzi: I liziu- lost thu right to lic lou-rl. 'X' 4' Lina: H0w's tliat? lkvorriccl Mwtlicr: 'flu' balmy swullliwcfl Arla: I'm mzirriucl. zi climc tmlziy. 'il' 4' Czircfrcc Ifallicrz I cliclift iiwticc nm' Maury I.. Czissclz I liczu' that yuui' flzul clmiigc in liim. smzisliccl liimsclf up prctty lizully lust 4' 4' spring. Mr. Gr:-gzui: Alun, flu yum know tlic Mziry I1-i'g11su1i: Yczmli, lic If-uk Mum QIIII-Ql'L'llL'L' lwtw'L-vii ai pigskiii :intl ll nut tri tlic rilfl spz1i'kiiig1ilucc. suirl wlifi:i , skiiim-ml pig? ziiicl cliwvivlrcal tlic wliuul. .Xlziii IillI'llL'llI Xu. 'Yr' 'I' Mr, liruguiii XXX-ll, yuifll mzikc zz lu-ck 'I'IiQ5' say Mzlrgc cclclirzitcrl lici' IXYCII- iii Z1 fmwtlmll imlziycr, ilu-ii. ty-sccmifl liirtliclziy jk'5lCI'fI1lj'.H 'If' 4' XX'lm1, again? 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TITLE INSURANCE AND AI3S'I'RAC'1' COMP.-XNY INSURANCE AND I-XBS'I'RAC'I'S SM-z'fu1' -zuftfz Il Sn1ffr .S'I.'l,J1JE.'V .N'IfRI'lf.'F james HC. CasseI 44-N IAERRY 5'I'REE'lx UI,I,USI'IiE IIUIEI. IUXYLER PIIHXE 41' N E .XT P R IN 'Ii If R .-X If IJ S'IIX'l'IONI-ZRY ENGINEER RVNII .IUISS IX SPEVIIXI, I7EI,ICiII'I' ., , . , I .'.-jiyf:-1-l,f.':!.j.-.'.511-4.,:'.1'.',-jg,-f.'!....,.-Zfifizlir..--,-1225:.g.,..-.-..,...' ........,.,....,..,-....:...-,g.g.,,..'1., A , ,.,,,-54.35 ,.::., .ii A C. G. STOCKER, Pres. anal M-fr. P- UEO. KIENLY, Scany :mtl 'Iil'L'Llb l-letel Lalmr IN CQNNECTION BOHEM I.-X CAFE AND C A FETERIA WE SOLICIT YOUR BANQUETS G10 Uma illO'1 1'OZ Ha Profilx flfosf, H710 Srzvrf Biff lilczulor Buxtuu: Arc there any nice fI'L'SlllU2il1 girls? RL-XIJY AND RELIABLE + + + Travel Witli Conifort and licoiimny GLB' Laliayette Street Railway INL'URPUR.X'IiIiD l lit-zu'cl Smith just clcguiucl up, 'AXYli:it iii? .lane XX 115011: Kew. nXYZiSlll'UCIl1l.H .l':lL'ilIlO1'I Xlilizil :ut mme ul' their 'I' 'ir iiaiues? ,lack liluciwliulliz Tlicrcs mic ciiiiwlzi- lime: Mary. limi iu lacing lmu'leg'gccl. 'ir' 'ul' lhit Sm-ll: lYl1z1t's that? Mr. Ramsey: Yi-uug maui, :ive you lack: Nu mic will over zicciiw yiiu lil eu-1' kissed Priscillzi? lit-ing kiioclcflqucccl. Burl Vrwitz: l l'L'llllj' coulclift my, sir. V 'iv 'ir Mr. Rzunsey: lYliz1t, you czuft any? E timrclziii Ciiwiliaiiiz Have yuu any iilegis Bud: XXIII, yuu bee, I prmiiiwcnl liei' l zilmut the l'1lllllI'L'? wmilclift tell. Lucille: This ix mi suiltleu. 0 Weleveir Eleetrie Company Ufilrxf I1'ff'i'l1'iu1f Holm' in iffy Cfifvi' HNGINICIQRS 2: CUlN llR.'XC'l'ORS Sl'PPl,lliS FUR liVFRY,lilllXCi Fl,Fk l'Rlk'.XL VV,XSlllNG lNl.'XClllNFS - L'.XRl'li'li SXYlilil'liRS - RXUIUS UUINIPLETH LINE Ulf PARTS FUR liLl'X l'RlC AXl'l'l,liXXL'lHfS 64: Main Stimwt Pliuiik- x '::'1-.-f ..- ' H ' i ' .f ,aff:I1 : i:im ii 'ZW ' mm, 'i' Q - ff Page 1'-1 Gus Bonner and Sons 111g11T 11.1RK13'T QAQ F111' H1-411111 111111 G1g1111l Eats Use OLII' Q11:1lity Meats QRS 131 11.11x STREET HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN OUR MODERN XV.-XY 11'f1'1'tric Llglztiugx Sifflillgj D11-1' or Night .Y1'11' Ejffutf .,.. N 'mu 5111111 PHONE FOR .-XPPOIXTINIEXT The 1F0s1e11' Shop L.XI'.'XYETTE, IND. . 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E. 1Y1I.1h, JIM11111 1 . ,,. flffffff' fjHf.mf'7'5 615 x1.l111 811111151 P1111111: 1943 ---- -0 41... ,-,z5::1'.-35,-.g.'-,1. .. ,,g.g.12gg-:g.'5.7'.g,g.g-:,.,.151:52-.-.-:.g.-,...':,-:,:3::-gm'-1:gqlzg:12:55:1512:51-1-.1,1::1g:5:5:Z-.1:4-5.-.5-f:q-,-,-1:4-1:5151-:., , ,,.,.,,1,-,.g.g-:g,-4+gg-12-.?!g:g.g:., GICNEVHLVE GIFFORD BRELSFORD GRA-Xl7I'A'I'R Ulf JI-ZFI-'PERSON mcm scHuuL, WHO WILL SERVE You EFIfIL'IEN'INI,Y sHm'LD YOI' BVY REAL Ias'1Lx'I'R OR INSURANCE THE WILSONS 501-W4 L.XF.-XYFTTE LIFE BVILDING . NPIIUXPI 6x6 -441'-f LNVUYU ffzfzf fzfgfz sufzofff fffzyx fm' rznfmf Lwrzy -wuz ffm! yfmr jvmjwv' fzfrfzw, ffj 'yall 'wfifl fflz' t7'0'IL'1Z HM' zlffwllffrvfj Yun, -zu' lmjvw, -wif! Ziff- wzzriffz. Srl'-vim' ffzwzz xfmzzffl fu' yfmz' muffff, Xwzwz' fnzrzz fn ffffj' 171111115 Urfzrzz A1'n11,1'f' zzzfzwifvf, ffzmz 'wuz Ong!!! to Huy frrmz IIS 11 fffffw fzfmzw. U4-fp.. 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Sandberg PLUf11B1NG AND HEATING ENGINEER Difrrifvzrfor 1'11PEL.1ND RF1'iR1G1fR.'1T1ON INIINNEXPOLIS HEAT REGUL.-XTORS HO1'i1:f11g1N UAS 1'1E.1TERS- 1'i1'1'lL OILS -Q WILLIAMS '- vzf- MAIN s'1R1aRT 'I 'I Zj GOO-f , nm ring .4 HEATING in The 111-ight 111 1121111 luck 1l1,11I'lll1f,11lC1i5 11z1riz111 KQ1111111-r: D111-5 1111 111115111 111131-111 1111 11 11l1.11'ClI1 ,11151 111-11110 2111 111- 0f1L'S5l1? 1111111 111z1ssz1Crc. A151112 Odessa who? 4' 'P' 1111111111: O11cs5:1 i11x' 11i1. 51r:111g'1-ri 1111111 is 11115 biggcst 1111111 i11 M fi' 'X' , 1 -- SChf,,,13 1'1rs1 Angel: 1111211 11111 you 1111- 1117 13111 Klciug .Thu HW1,1-M, SQC111111 1-11114012 YSl1l1C1Cl1 shock, 1'z11'11. S1rz111g1-r: 11,1181 11111 111- 1111? lf'V5t -AUTNUIT 3052117 - Bill: Nothing: 110-5 Six Md four. 51-1111111 .111gcl: 11-1111, 51,101,111 x'1111s. 1- 11 , . -1' -P. Kamlyn uvitlwow tin Incl,-U: Charge 111111 111 thu 11111111 15 111111 1:1111c 111:111- 111i5, I11C8SLi. HUF' 40 4. V11-rk: cJ11!11'11Elt L1c11111111? 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Mgr. .4 ,fro duff.: Ross L. IVICCALLY LELAND VV. IVIAHAFFY HQWARD H. MEIIJ PHONE 53 Q7 LOAN AND TRUST BUILDING Hows this for using your head? said lllarian Kemmer, wiping her fountain pen through Alan's nice blonde hair. 'lr' 'ii Miss Thomas: Use despair in a sen- tenee Art Armantrout: XYC had a tlat tire tof day so pop had to use de spare. 4' 'ic' Bill Lamb: Sure, I can get into any dance on my face. Gord Graham: Yeah, I saw you come out of one that way. 'i' 'iv Of all the sad surprises, The-re's nothing' to compare NYith treading in the darkness Un a step that isn't there. 'ir' 'ir' Bill: I hear you're taking astronomy. Phil: Not exactly. I'm learning how to box. 'ir' 'if' Helen Kemmer: I-low did you hurt your hand? Allen Staley: I was playing bridge and the darn thing broke. '-If 'if' I didn't raise my shades to be a spee- taele. First Critic: The show was bail, wasnt it? Brother: Yes, positively decent. 'if -li Bo: VVhat are you doing: non? Zo: Buying old wells, saxxilig them up, and selling them for post holes. 'ir '2- A sail boat is like a waiter-the more you tip them the faster they move. -ir' 4'- liitty: Gracious, its been five years since I've seen you. You look lots older, too Kat: Really, my dear? I doubt if I would have recognized you, but for your Coat 'ir' 4'- You may be a boon tu your mother, but you're just a baboon to mef 'ii' 'I' Is your girl dumb? Is she! Say, she thinks X'Yoolxyorth's belongs to the Big Ten. fi' 'I- You may sing of the lore of knights of yore Wfho fought for their ladies fair. But the guy worth while is the bird who can smile As he Climbs in the dentists chair. lliirenell Dry Cleaning Company QUALITY DRY CLEAN ING GNIXQ PIIONI-Y 3.1, rig MAIN S'l'RliF'l' ':i.':ss.,.-.gag,..5::aa-.,.:: ':12 ...smug ' ' ' ...:- . :- -- Page 113 -XLIT I Scene I The king lies dying in the middle uf his bell. King: I Cannot die without an heir, I nttr Xloi I' Xl Ile S I -I - f 's . I er: -1 fire, can grow hair on a door knob. King: Away with him. Behead the varlet for profaning the royal dome. IThey drag him out in a hair-net.l The king begins to fail rapidly, The doetor lakes his pulse and begins to say slowly: hoing. going . . . . Ifnter Barber de Seville: Herpicide will save it. Ixmg: Saved by a hairl Baiberz Take six bottles ot this tonic and it there isn't an heir apparent, I'm a bald-headed liar. Six bottles later: The king looking in a small hand mir- ror: XYhat is it that looms up betore my eye? Doctor: An heirloom. King, joyously: God be praised! At last there is a Belgian hare. tThe Curtain comes down with a rush giving the Barber de Seville a Close shave.l lEIite Millinery and Beauty Parlor PHONE wss 633 M.-ux STREET Berry Confectionery Company s Y - In J. X AN I'LI'I-T, Prof. Drffrinizi Home .lflzzdf Cvfllldiff lu' Crfnnz nm! lrry Q14 Main Street Phone il: , 1'iu'f.t' f.'tzf1Jir,v I1 Sf' i't' fully I-lliteh Drug Co. PRIQSC RIPTIUN DR UGGISTS FIFTII 4111.1 L'OLI'fN1BI,X STREETS L,fXF.fXYIiTTE, INDIANA THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE Sunshine Society Cllllffnl' CfJI17Ifc'l' Helen Rupley: Do you understand French? lilizabeth Neiderberger: No, it's utter- ly foreign to me. 4- 4- Merry Curtis: XYhy do rabbits have shiny noses? ,lane Liallisonz Because their powder putls are on the other end. -I' 4'- Say. that cucumber sure has got itself into a line pickle. 4- fl' A Chaser.-Visitor: Do you like to recite. dear? Uhild: No, but mammy always asks me, because it makes people go. + + Baldy Harris: XYhere ya goin' with that meat ax? Helene lfker: l'm goin' to cut my Clilsstr. + 4' She: You know I like variety-it's the spiee ol Ine. Ile: IYL-ll, my naine's Heinz. -I' 4- This is what I call a clean get-away. said Dick Arnett as he Iett the Turkish bath without paying. .::: 4 1215.351ggfijiif-54539175 '1'-'--t 3 '-1Q:'::5fQ3f . . T'Z?5f? ..n ..... . 0. ...n ,....-aku... ,..,I-sly. Page156 -:12' -1--1- :: GLATZIS MAKE CANDIES FRESH EVERY DAY FOR YOU WHEN BETTER CANDIES ARE MADE GLATZ WILL MAKE THEM Hama Mzzdtt IM Crmnz CORNER SIXTH AND MAIN STREETS VVas your husband cool when you told him there was a burglar in the house? He certainly was. VVhy his teeth just chatteredf' -I' 4- Nit Hooking at Niagara from belowl: Gosh, how would you like to have that fall on ya? Wit: Couldn't do any harm: it's only a drop of water. -i' 'Xf- HERPICIDE QA harrowing, hairbreath tragedyl CAST OF CHARACTERS King of Belgium. Doctor. Alois P. Merkle. Barber de Seville. -ir -Ir Melvina Heavenridge: XVhy don't you answer me? Norwood Campbell: I did shake my head. Melvina: XVell, I cou1dn't hear it rat- tle 'way over here. 4- 'I' Verna IXlcDill: The woman in the cafeteria has been cooking for fifteen years. Dot Marquis: XVell, she ought to be Calamity Jane said to the weather man. Now these April showers May be over. but don't july to me, August. ri' 'ir' In the held of dentistry A thought oft Comes to me Of a man I'd like to see Named Phil McCavity. 'ir 'ie Reporter: I'm covering the Sons of Levi banquet: Is this where it is? W'aiter: This is it. Reporter: But I don't see anyone. Vfaiter: Oh, someone just dropped a dime in the lobby. ri' 'I' your dog sick? He doesn't look quite up to scratch. Funny. That's all he ever does. 'ie 'ir Visitor: And how are your children? Mother: Uh, they're just at the pow- der-putf age. Yisitor: How's that? Mother: NYell, the girls do the pow- dering, and the boys are learning to putf. 4' 'ir Sam Barnes: NYhen did swimming be- come the national sport in Scotland: Alan Burnett Z Search me. Sam: XYhen they erected toll bridges. about done by now. -I' 'i- : : 3 ..Q.ie?F5f 33 :' ::':- Page 157 l Q! 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IICI' S-he: They szly 21 Cll'1lIlliZll'fl only lives time was powdered, clnnplerl, and hlusli- lizxlt ll norinnl lifetime. ingly reclclenecl. Her eyelashes were hril- Ht-5 YL-5, but 'iu5t t11iuk-1lL. ,cus lmntinecl, tinted, and lmlznckeiiecl. Her eyes twice us much while l1e's :it it. were murmetl, and her ztrln pits zipperl. ri' -Z' I-Ier eyebrow shztvecl into it harmonious The Futsal I'i-Ophecy.-He: XYlien I mich 111111 Wt mf hcl' whllckwlutcmid was young, the cloctor sznirl that if I clicln't teeth. And when she got into the car 1. I H I , Il . I . - . ,, . .. . .. . her mind was nizicle up too. bo we ran Nfl, Mlmxlllo HOU' 'Monk 11111 out ul gas. XxYll2lt else was there to clof llllllflvfl- 4 'll' 'Yl' ' U She: XXI-ll, why clicln't you stop? Grzinclinziz Sonny, I wouldnt slide 4, 4, clown those stairs! h H .A ll I lf 1 1, U .-I In Sunny. nu. O U 1 d H ,t 3 HGH, you Lou c nut tl mutt some ing it tns Coulcln'tl Wtflif 7 4' 'I' Q Yell, yes-on lfriclayf' She: XX hat are you stopping the Car ..Frid,wp-- in this dark spot tori 1 1 5 . I I,-. lr He: Oh, just to see it I had 21 Hat 05' m UMC fe hm H UMW' tire. 4' 'lf' N193 ull 1152 U10 VCU' Ulm! Old I.ZlClj'I Hut you cz1n't he so yery sk I+ . . . poor, Inv inzin, if you wear spans. Now 2lllOQ.'fC'lllCl', chilclrenflets sing X- ' U Y ' , 1 Little Drops ot XXYZIICYH-Zlllfl put it lot rlllimll- I l'lX ?l m' m flullfflchc of the oltl spirit into it. is suede shoes with the tops worn oft. Hats Caps Dewenteir and Co. 416 Blain Street L.if41yette, Intl. Furnishings Luggage -'-' .III 1 h - 53 ' ' .ska i ..af:ffff1 : ':'- : ':1 ,gk Page 139 6551115 1926 B091 of Jeffennsonn School was p1rf1111'fegl 16111111 11301111111 11119 -C1PE1f'tSlUIE11C1Ill of Hue IIE1yW7VOOf1 pluwislninlg fCoumpfu1y ,af I4f1F1ay C L'f'G' 5- 25- 5,2 gl: ,Q i Vuyzw- 100 w of 1Los1 2 HlfG J LQ1L111P11ufa1H falumu fC ou1UiGf1P has gemflnnfefrl 4111111 oluffs1I4a1nnffHfi11ng posiwfionim emnnnoulmg 1EH1L G pnmgnufessivie 1111fQw'wsp.a1p mPs o of Huulrhanmial Q10 Ms fclmemwmkcwbelli' fC1Fvefa11beS onnfikflenn C 0 - - l 2 Fame 141 Dir, Guy Af, Thomas DIQNTIST HIGHEST QUALITY 1-XT A JUST PRICE St'llI'L'l'Z l3l'lLDlXU t'11R. l'iUl'RTH 1111! FLUX STREETS THE UKULELE. lv 1'elz1te1l t11 e11el1 11tl1e1'-stieh as R.S.Y.P., The lute is :1 111t1siez1l lllNlI'lllUL'llt reput- X'ii'Z'N' and thc hku, lay lW 'l'W in mind erl t11 have heeii userl hy Orpheus to WmcsuchCatfhylictmlnllsz :11'111 the Sll2lflL'5 1111t 11f Hztcles. 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P1111111' 1:3 Us F1121 11 CU NI l'I,IKll1N'I'S Ol-' Prelinger Musie House IiVIiRYTHING MUSICAL IIT Q A IiS'I'.XliLISlfiEIJ IN ight, b'OI I'll SIDE Ulf VIAHF SQV.-XRE I RliDliRIL'K PI. COSH ACT III f'1'L',f1'iIfj lflzory anrl Rhuharh: Ah, nil MIXINS The Curtain Comes clown with a thncl. A terrihle thing in three acts hy -Cftlrofiml BIlt'i'tI!Iz'l'I'. I-'Ri-m-RICK Il, Gum ,WW ' . MI . Art Director .,,.,,...........,,,....,,A....,,, lf. H. Gusli ,, null H NC? llmt' . . .. QNQU ummgm F HBH Gugh Ark your neighhtirs Chickens. CoQtnmes hy ..,.,,,,Y,....,i,,,,.,AA,.....,,Ai.. Mi: Gush 'l' 'l' It grit that way, hy ,,.,,,,, l7i'ecle1'iek H, iinfh Helen Iiemmer: Du yiin know, last Note. Lieflit lm clne tu wthers. night I clreamecl l wae claneing with you. Allen Staley lall thrillerll: Yun did? Helen: Yes, I woke up :incl funnel my little hrcwther peiuncling my feet with il IH lnisll. CAST Rhuharh jeines, a prim' tenant farmer lAiwSl1 hammer, lflztiry, his lcittenish wite ,.,,,, suinehwcly else 4. 4. Nnte' You ean't expect me to take this . . . v ' - Q Q S - . . Q ,. H ,., Z .N Y Part hm. It Hasty hom. . mnieimi. XX ite. XX hue h ne you heen all evening? f ' zl. Cf'-Q ,, . . . , Mlm Ixlulllll ul Rlmlllrl 'mit Hnhhy: 'flallqing l7ll5lllL'SS with l'om flestilatinin and wrrmy apparent. Note: This time I have cleeiflerl tu have the play ahtint ptwr petvple. llalieiii' XYite1 I siipptwe that thatk halting hll, lnrsll I U i , pmyrlet' all uyer your sliwtllrle-is! Altei' a enrtain speech my l'l'L'IlL'l'lCli . . . . . 4' -I' Ilaxty fir-Nh hnnselt. the L'lL'Cll'lClZlll heats V J I y H H I V . l a tattm- niwii several fllslllllllh an the cur- lllll l 'g'l'l' llll'l'. l mc lm .lwl tain raixex fin Rhuharh ancl lflzwry seaterl Nlllillilllg to you. I mhclnt knww yun trmn ill Il lIllDlL'. W1 lfxdgliiitll I-Xi 'l I Vharlie Nlnlherin: Yun might to, l'm Rhnharh: Ah, ine. ., Jufl' II ill'k'NNk'fl rlitterenlly. lflniry: .-Xh, mel 'lf' 'l' W 1' -' - ' cue 1641 The Goodnight Pharmacies 716 North Ninth Street 153m Iigtst M.1in Street Phone 727 Plllflltf 423 FINE ASSORTN'lliN'I'S Ulf BOX, BAR AND IEVLK L'.XNlDIli5 SODA FOIINTAIN SERVICE TH.'X'I' IS RIGHT FROM ISLFUTRIC REFRIGIER.-XTIQD lfUIIN'l'AINS SCHOOL BOOKS AND SI'l'PLIIiS DRIIGS AND PRFSCRIPTIOXS 1- LOXVR BROTHERS' PAINTS D.XY-IQXN RADIOS Axseo FILMS NYAL REMEDIES Jeff Boorffrr Ffrxl, Lirrf 4111.1 ,1'!zt't1.i1t HOW TO GET RID OF YOUR 21 cliff within rezteh, this methotl is ENEMIES, very highly reeommenclecl. I --Cforilell ll'i.Iott'. The Cigarette Borrower. 4' 4' This is simple. As he stztntls in front Mf'PflSQ'l t,q'11 the galnllfu of you, waiting for the Cigarette, you , Pei fhcilb YCi3Y-V159 reach into your coat pocket its if to se- 5hC'r1't'WsflWf WlHs Cflf' Cure it. Then you may Choose one ot And POmtOC5 all hdvc C5 C5- several methods of ridding the xvorltl of 'Ulf' 'Ulf' him: ill You may step close to him and hre through your Coat. The tighter you squeeze it pezteh. the mushier it gets. This ruins the Coat, however. A how- 'ii if itzer or at sztxvetl-ol? trench mortar is Mig PM-lylgg tin liotany elassdz XYhztt's reeommentlecl for this style. the hardest things to raise? ill YOU WHY lfmlf lwlllllfl lllm fllld SIU' Dumh One: i Lfztr xvincloxvs :intl xvhislq- in 21 startled tone: My fiutlln or XVell, ers. f l'll he cl:1mnetll or 'Tiootlyl Goody! or 4, 4, words to the ettect, if ztny. XYhen he turns ztrountl in curiosity, you may SAY IT WITH FLOWERS. QA5 Split him with To the girl ll little hit oft, Dztlifyclils. tai gi Qlegivgi- To the xviltl lame, Il Tiger l.ily. thi gm gidz fir mgittiyqk For the xviuter sports girl, :1 Snoxvhztll. tel at common ax: To your oltl gal who is enggtgetl. it Ilritlgtlf tlll smash him with xvreztth. tal 21 mace ll' shes lztllen for you. we suggest llleetle tht a sniekersnee ing' Ilezirts. tel EI hlutlgeon To praise her eooking. Sueet IH-tts, tdt 21 stout Cutlgelg To the lively clznne, ,lohnnv-,Iunip-I'ps. ICH push him over the Cliff. It there is Ancl for the good neelaer, Tulips. . -ini'-. .:iiw -...::::3i5':':2:.-.i ' i I li. 'i '- .:- Tir..:.-'313:-3:1w'.'-:i,.-'S:-?g,::E1?::::':,.-'::!I:i:. .::::,..,:-32- 1 ..f u ' V.-:T I . l .-.- N - :...gE2,:-. - :.,1 ,1.:.-nr' - .-:N ..-- -.g-n,..,- E -.,- -.K-5-:Sai-1. iz Page Iii? 11.1115 15 1111- 1111111141-51 w11y 10 111111- y0111 L'111111l1'1'f1.N5111C111. 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' N L L W I N 11 111L'l'C w-115 ll young lilllj' 11211111-11 'li'l1Ii1111S XY110 11l11'f111lNk'f1 il 112111' 01 111111- 511-11-1115. XY11i11- 111-L'55111g 5111 11111111-11. 1-1' 142111111-1115 5111- 1111111-111 N111l1111g 15 111011 511111-551111 111 111XX'Lll'1lI1Q 4' 41 1011111111-5. SAMBO BROWN 11. O1 if 1-V1-1' y011 2111 1'1C11l1g' Zl 11icycl1- 901111- 111-01111- w115l1 1111-11 11111-5 1101111101111 211111 you 11111 0121, 5111111ly 111140 Il 12111111 1112111111111 111 111- Slllli-' 51-1 of 11-11111115 211111 Zl llOXX'l1llQ 111111 110111 A11 1151-11111111k111'f01111121111, y11111' 1101-141-15 111111 l'O1111llL'IlCL' 1lOXY11llM. 11 ixllfl 1101-5 11 11-11110 1-X11 !1I'1ll1i. 1171, 511051. Mu 1131111111 Q S0111 1-'1NES'1' RIZPAIR SHOP IN S'1',-XTIQ 11111-111 X,1'11r11S1. RV13141-ZR S'1'.XNIPS, CLASS P1,.X'1'1-IS, K1-IYS, P.X1DI.O1'KS, 1i11'YL'1,11S .XND 11FX1iR.XL R1-I1'.X1RIXl5 VWV.fX11'1,H.211'1 1','15 1X1,1RIE N11-1.11.11-1--1, 525 '11:12 166 MOST OF OUR IlAl'l'INl'QSS l'llIllL'- Ilxlllll tl1c little tl1111t11s of lite. Tlit- IIILIIIX' lirrlt- Sl7L'lllllIlQ,1'w will llll 'f' ll llx N Ll Iltbllll Llllll tl1t' btuatly' little sayi11g.1'e will make you l'lt'llI YVl1it'l1 uill you ilu? xtvi' XOXY' W, ON SAVINGS SAVE VVIIILE YOI' EARN The City National Bank of Lafayette S.x1f1f1'1' ..,. t'ot'1t'1'1- sr .... Sl- 1u'1t1 I love you like tlit- 111iscl1icf. uIl'L'llL', rlitl I we that young 111111 kia lit-ttcr 11ot3 Pawk 111 tl1c next room. you labt 11igl1t? 'lr' 4' I KIOIIII know u'l1etl1e1' you rllrl or not I took lllj' girl llOI'SL'l32lCli 1'itli11gyt-stcr- You are evacliiig' 111y mluestioiifflicl lit clay, but ht-r horse was too rough for her. do it? XYl1at did she do about it? XXX-ll, yo11 flO1l'l ftippose tliat l1t- woulrl Oh, 5l1c got sort- and walked llO11lC.H rifle a dirty coal tt-ucler all tlie way from 'ir fi' Ht-uclrick just to make t-yt-5 at tlit- uolwl Roeie was raist-rl o11 tl1c outskirts of ILI1, do you? town. Tl1at's yyliy she llL'VL'I' tl1i11ks it 'lf' 'UI' IIUCCSSQVY T0 WC31' il 1'lUTT1Coat. I have a book you ought to rt-arl, 111x N v - V A 7 r :It-ar. Shall I It-1141 it to you? Iiotnu. XXl1e11 kpit-.1cl111g youi coat at . , . H picnic for gl girl hicml to Sit Ou, take it 'iIIL'IlVCllS, 110, flarliiigg, I cant eu-11 t1111l off first. time to reacl all the lmookb I Ullgllf not to. YOU AND YOUR CLOTHES ARE TREATED RIGHT III fha' Crown Laundry Co MASTER DYERS AND CLEANERS PHoNE 213 -'--- Pa- 1 E0 KEMMER , , lhafemyefbtc, .llfldlhllfl X E r Wy! mn 6111511 oxrflv' a Cf or , Wfww' 4 :::- -.-- -..,1 TQ .--- THE PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK FOR THIS BOUK NVAS DONE BY HINEA THE PHOTOGRAPHTER FRAMING IQODAK FINISHING YQ? TQ? 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