Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1940 volume:

ICI ELIZABETH FORSYTHE ln appreciation -- We, the class of 1940 dedicate This edition of the Bulldog to our parents, and espec- ially to our sponsor Miss Forsythe who has so wil- lingly rendered her services throughout our four years of high school. EDICATIO FLOYD T. WALKER Wilkinson High School A. B., A. M., Boll Stcrte Teachers College Principal and Social Science ADMINISTRATION 4 , Earl Meyers I ohn Hersbetger Chairman Trustee Elbert Roudebush Wdie, Spegal :PADVISCDRY BGARD4. ELIZABETH. FORSYTHB ?D.Ffe,ul f.!w1J2.:lg-ef Senior Sponsor Noblesville High School A. B., Butler University Central Normal College Ball State Teachers College Indiana University Iowa State University Home Economics Physical Education E DCROTHY HAYES lunior Sponsor Central High School, North Manchester A. B., Manchester College Social Science English Home Economics GEORGE BEEMBN Senior Sponsor Anderson l-ligh School B.. S., Ball State Teachers College Columbia University Science I-IERMAN T. HINSHAW Iunior Sponsor Lapel High School Purdue University A. B., M. S., Indiana University Butler University Physical Training Mathematics l EUGENE WISE Sophomore Sponsor Reclkey High School B. S., Ball State Teachers Colle-qe Business Education MARY C. MARKLE Sophomore Sponsor Markle-ville High School M33 A. B., Ball State Teachers College English Social Science hm fixup,-0-A Mlfalxt i Li ue, ',,003.Q,-een,bra'erD 460-'ig BERNICE GRAHAM 1 Freshman Sponsor Lynn Hiqh School Ohio Wesleyan University Ball State Teachers College A. B., DePauw University M. S., Indiana University English MJKRK WILLIAMS Garfield High School lndiana State Teachers Colleqe Mcrthemcxtics Physical Training MAURICE WOODWABD Fresinnrm Sponsor Mt., Comfort High School B. S., Purdue University Vocational Agriculture 3 HARRIETTE SLAUGHTER Rayerton Hiqh School B. S., Ball State Teachers College Music Qfyljcaj 6,Q!'LfQ-I OLIVIA BOURKE Wiley High School B. S., Indiana State Teachers College Art Science MARY FRANCES HENDRICKSON Summitville Hiqh School A.. B,, Ball State Teachers College Social Science English 2 4 Vw n M' E KEITH BARNHIZER Lapel Hiqh School l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Secretary 1-2-4 Treasurer 3 4.71.99 Q-,5za'l971, agen S4-J'0hn3lf0SP' RALPH MUSSELMAN. Ir Lapel High School, 1-2-3-4 Snapshot Editor of Annual Class Play 3-4 Vice-President of Class 4 MARION msn Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Associate Editor of Annual Choral Club 4 Orchestra 4 Band l-2-3-4 Class Vice-President 3 Class President 4 Operetta 2-3 Class Play 4 Boys Quartette 3 Mixed Double Quartette 3 1 7. fLVv.,..v0J iw 1- l Qs:-.f N TREVOR WHETSH.. Lapel Hiqh School l-2-3-4 Art Editor of Annual Basketball l-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Golf 3-4 Class Treasurer l-4 Class Vice-President 2 Class Play Publicity Manaqer 4 HERSCHELL TEEITIRS ff1.JoAmt wf: Imp- ,S Lapel High School 1-Z-3-4 Yell Leader 3-4 -,v1.1Qn,u0-.GA-wo HALDYN ANDERSON Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Editor-in-Chief of Annual Operetta 2-3 Class Play 3-4 4-H Club 2-3-4 p Future Farmer Organization 3-4 l Agriculture Club 2 Boys Quartette 3 3 GAIL MILBURN Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Activities Editor oi Annual Choral Club 4 Orchestra 4 Band 2-3-4 Class Play 4 Property Manager 3 Librarian 4 4-H Club 2-3-4 Madrigal Club l-2-4 ,f X X - W, , J2,':,.r,,, i J , ELMER ANDERSON Lapel High School 1-2-3- Basketball l-2-341 Baseball 2-3 Operetta 2 Class Play 3 N ORMA ANDERSON ROBERT BENNETT Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Business Manager of Annual Class Play Ticket Manager 4 4-H Club l-2-3-4 Future Farmer Organization 3-4 Agriculture Club l-2 School Sports Editor 4 Lapel High School l-2-3-4 , Picture Editor oi Annual Choral Club 4 ' Orchestra 4 Band 1-2-3 -4 Operetta 2-3 Class Play 3 4-H Club l-2-3 Madrigal Club 1-2-3--1 Mixed Double Quartette 2-3 LOUISE MOORE Lapel High School l-2-3-4 lv J- N EUGENE DICKERSON Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Assistant Advertising Manager of Annual Class Play Stage Manager 3-4 ,H ,YW-nJul,-VD Pfwaaruy is 5 MARITA DOAN Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Band l Operetta 3 Class Play 3-4 4-H Club 2-3-4 Madrigal Club l-3-4 Mixed Double Quartette 4 MARVIN BDILER Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 ' ' MARY ANNA CONRAD Lapel Hiqh School lf2f3-4 Librarian 4 4-H Club 2 N ORMA BUSBY Lapel Hiqh School l-2-3-4 Librarian 3 4-H Club 2 Assistant Typist 4 4 . 5 f qv E . . ,. K , . . - if W f . T-' I L ' 2 it ANNA OOTON Elwood High School l-2-3 Lapel High School 4 Assistant Typist of Annual ANNA LOUISE GLADBACK Lapel High School 1-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Assistant Typist' of Annual Operetta 2-3 Class Play 3-4 4-H Club l-2-3-4 Madriqal Club l-2-3-4 RICHARD WISE Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Sports Editor of Annual 4-H Club 3 Future Farmer Organization 3-4 Aqriculture Club l-2 Agriculture Team Coach 4 CHARLES KELLER Fairlancl, Lapel High Schools Lapel High School 2-3-4 11,fKy,: m, AQQ1. mint-k-!v1.lf5 BLLL BARCUS Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Class Play St age Manager 3-4 MARY M. WHETSEL Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Operetta 2 Madrigal Club l-2-3-4 DANIEL RAY LENNIS, Ir. Lapel I-liqh School l-2-3-4 Operetta 2 my Zine, Q-feflfmcphew ff H1 -T H ,,,'Tt,u.,.Jv? ' ,A AAJM NORMA HUNT mann ,-, ,J , Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Typist Editor of Annual Operetta 2 Choral Club 4 Band l-2 Librarian 4 Madriqal- Club l-2-3-4 Property Manaqer of Class Play 3 Prompter of Class Play 4 Sdnuffa, FRANCIS I ONES Lapel Hlqh School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Ioke Editor of Annual Agriculture Club l IEANETTE WAUGH Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Operetta 2 Librarian 4 Madrigal Club 4 MARTHA PARKER Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Maclrigal Club l-2-3-4 Librarian 4 W-,wmdrffv ffwfzfn mga, wcpi, dig lv H 7 EVERETT GREEN, I r. Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Ccrhestra 4 Band l-2-3-4 Advertising Manager of Annual Orchestra 4 Class play 3-4 Boys Quarietie 2-3-4 Mixed Double Quartette 2-3-4 s I M. wwwJL KENNETH HERSBERGER Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Band. l Class Play 4 Stage Manager 3 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Future Farmer Organization 3-4 Agriculture Club l-2 N, I' .Sis of pd-4-LQ 0-'J'-F' ,001-1 ELIZABETH GmsoNLf-U-itil 'V Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Operetta 2-3 Madrigal Club 2-3-4 . J Agn? no-SEMARY GRAHAM Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Literary Editor of Annual President of Class l-2-3 Operetta 2 Librarian 2 Madrigal Club l-2.-3-4 im. ctw or,-Q.-L iq 1.1 .1 ,1 ,. 'C MAXINE HUNTZINGER Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Choral Club 4 Operetta 2 Librarian 3 4-H Club 2 Madrigal Club l-274 NELL HERREL Lapel High School l-2-34 Choral Club 4 Operetta 2 4-H Club l-2 Madrigal Club 4 KATHRYN HOSIER Anderson High School l-2-3 Lapel High School 4 Feature Editor of Annual 4-H Club l-2-3-4 HAROLD E. MILLER Pendleton High School 1-2-3 Lapel High School 4 Sales Manager of Annual Choral Club 4 . Class Play Property Manager 4 Future Farmer Organization V l-2-3 Boys Ouartette 4 Mixed Double Ouarietie 4 EMMA JEAN RICH Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Assistant Art Editor oi Annual Choral Club 4 Orchestra 4 Band l-2-3-4 Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 3 Operetta 2-3 Class Play 3-4 4-H Club l-2-3-4 Madrigal Club l-2-3-4 Mixed Double Ouartette 2-3 GEORGE W. SCHUYLER Vk- n-v.J Lapel ool l-2-3-4 Class Play 4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 Future Farmer Organization 2-3-4 .yi I' , MP1 Aff , . 1-EJ, r- :K - . mn ,- 57779Cf'5'-'-'5' ,nw U, 1.-J I. DELBERT HEHSBERGER Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 DOROTHY PA ULSEL Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Assistant loke Editor of Annual Choral Club 4 Operetta 2-3 Class Play 3-4 Librarian 4 4-H Club 1-2-3-4 4' Madriqal Club l-2-3-4 Mixed Doub le Quartette 2-3 Nvfset HX Mvncjf 1.1. --1qf'? Lf'F' ,iafiifoaaz Lapel High School l-2-3-4 Assistant Snapshot Editor of Annual Choral Club 4 Operetta 2-3 Class Play 3-4 Librarian 2-3-4 4-H Club 2-3-4 Madriaal l-2-3-4 Mixed Double Quartette 2-3 Doroihv Everly, Fred Fisher, Rqbert Fisher, Nancy Ford, Willcx Mae Goin, Katherine Hayqood, Hcmy Herron, Laura Fmncfes Hulfrnczn. Ward McClintock, Wayne Itirreu, Kzxthcxleen Kerr, Kathleen Ketchorm. Cla.ss of 'il Clarence Anderson, Lcrvem Bcrrcus. Max Bodenhom, Sarah Brcxttain. Annu Louise Busby, Billy ' Byerk Donald Cmey, A on. Wilmcl Dixon, Eames! Edxinqton, Virqinicx Edrinqton, lolfm Everett. Chase Lawson, William Lawson, Robert Layton, Russell McClintock. Bette Flumbc Hullgeg,iglcx-le:, lf Iqme Mules L- Gene Mllls George Mxlls, Betty Murfm, loe Orr. Qliyer Rcmbc QUE WG Q' IN 1:5 -:ffiar- ' 2- . ' ., : Leluna bpcxrlc- Betty Shell, Mclnorxe Sheller Ward Shetlerly Ir. 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They have taken part in Parent-Teachers Pro- grams, a program at the Christian Church in Pendleton and the Christmas Program. Pianist is Laura Frances Huffman. BOYS GLEE CLUB Composed of twenty-nine members trom the Freshman Boys. It was organized by Miss Slaughter in 1939. OP Il? 01416 JS QOCYW OSS fSQ feczofger of VOOQ0C0Qf o-'55bsq9 Qrg' -96816801 ..... Jbs-Dfeszds Vsorsfcy 198.0 Z0 Q,SfSf5fb ofAfQQ17bs WOOQW-QQ +4jQfJCYJffQfe fb 059 806001 . . 15310801 Qsfsbsrgf Of ......... ........... S Q02 19065: XINZSQSQTSP . . . ...... Zesfef Mskgvsf offer ....... ..... . .. f5'QfQiIf17 47oO'efSQU ! 0?'01?gp,g1?fl76'1?'S' 0944150104 fi? hfOOQ'L1fQfQ'Jl9 ffffpe QO'PJQ9of of 6513 QQ6. 769 13084-85605 fSQf2p. 768 OfZbGfS Of QS foffolzf QSSXYSJM ..............., . ..., . 20932-ss1C'e22I .. . '3SOfSfQfJf ...... 75eQs1.ffsf ... fPQQoffer , . Wo-X06 O OXQ6 S . bm Q XOOQX 6'QfQ'l'f2 40 .. 126 .. QS 1? Qisfsofy 6QfQ' WQSS Orgs SOf5lJJf!Sf sfpoevy fS'SPS6Sf9Sf ,, Qecf9Q -4403 .. 0017008 GIRLS 4-H CLUBS Motto: To make the best better. I Pledge: My head to clearer thinking, My heart to greater loyalty, My hands to greater service, and My health to better living, for my Club, my Com- munity, and my Country. There are tour girls 4-H clubs, These are the Live-Forever, Iolly Pals, Young Americans, and Handy Hands. Miss Eliza- beth Forsythe is the 4-H leader. Charters and seals have been awarded to each of these clubs by Purdue University. The Live-Forever Club is composed of High School members. The officers are: President ...... ..... G ail Milburn Vice-President . .. Laura F. Huffman Secretary .... Kathleen Rich Treasurer .... . . Dorothy Everly Reporter Betty McDonald Pianist .......... . .. Emma lean Rich Recreation Leader Dorothy Paulsel SUNSHINE CLUB This club was first orqanized this year for qirls in the first three classes of high school. lt was orqanized on February 8 and Was initiated by the Markleville Club on February 13. The pur- pose of this club is to have a more pleasant atmosphere in the school. The officers are as follows: President ...... .... A nna Louise Busby Vice-President ........ ........... I une Heiny Recording Secretary ...... .... E sther Marian Hoock Corresponding Secretary . . . ........... Phyllis Ienkins Pianist ................ .... L aura Frances Huffman Song Leader . . . ........... Leah Critser Treasurer . . . .... Willa Mae Goins ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYERH The Senior Class presented this on December lO. Anyone fam- iliar with Mark TWain's lovable figure of fiction can imagine how more lifelike he could become on the stage. His adven- tures With Huck Finn and Ioe Harper, plus the support of a hil- arious cast made the play a huge success. Cast Tom ............. ....... ...... H a ldyn Anderson Huckleberry Finn .... Kenneth Hersberger Aunt Polly ....... ......... H ail Milburn Mrs. Harper .... ..... - . Dorothy Paulsel loe Harper .... .. . Ralph Musselman, Ir. Susy ........ ............ I ean Rich Sydney ....... ....... M arion Teter Mary .......... . . . Marita Doan Becky Thatcher . . . .......... Kathleen Rich Sheriff ............. ......... G eorge Schuyler Widow Douglas .... ........... A nna Louise Gladback lim ............. ,. ...................... Everett Green Stage Managers .,...... William Barcus, Eugene Dickerson Property Managers ....... Rosemary Graham, Harold Miller Prompter ............ ........,....... N orma Huntzinger Publicity ................................. Trevor Whetsel Ticket Sales Chairman ..................... Robert Bennett Sponsors .............. Elizabeth Forsythe, Georqe Beemarl HERE COMES CHARLIE Cast Nora Malone ........ ...... .... D o rothy Everly Officer Tim McGill ..... .......... G ene Mills Mrs. Fanny Garnham .... Anna Louise Busby Larry Elliott ....,..... ........... B ill Byers Ted Hartley ........... .... W ard Shetterly Vivian Smythe-Kersey . . . . . . Wilma Dixon Uncle Ale-ck Twiggs ........ .... H arry Herron Charlie l-lopps ............... ..... H ulda Speqill Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Kersey .. .. Alberta Dickerson Mortimer Smythe-Kersey ................. .. Wayne larreti Larry Elliott, young broker, thinking he is becoming guardian of a small boy, is jolted to find that he has taken a girl, Char- lotte or Charlie, as she is called, to raise. Charlie is seventeen and pretty. Larry is engaged to the irnperious Vivian Srnythe- Kersey and Charlie becomes a problem. She soon shows an affection for Larry which displeases Vivian and her snobbish aunt. How Charlie and her hill-billy uncle Aleck go away, to return as polished and cultured as Vivian herself, makes an interesting and exciting story which is portrayed by an ex- cellent cast. E if i 1 H -ERd3w5CPf.zmp wi , f -W Q Gia? 1,r:2Ifi,:3' 1,, 5 5 f' zgf' ..V1-, 1 A A: I AL Q if H-ag ?a-33 4- Qhec 1421 C fvamp-S' 'WQW5 xgwfaf-F 7:7111 , -bl X fr . A if SN? 1, M6 W ' f ,Q ff I Q23 :gg Ea gig , ' I-IEZRMAN HINSHAW MARK WILLIAMS Couch I-Lss't Couch STUDENT MANAGERS Delbert Huntzinqer Joe On' Back Bow-Coach Hinshaw, Keith Barnhizer, Elmer Anderson, Trevor Whetsel, Delbert Hersberger, Eugene Mills, Mark Wil- liams, assistant coach. Front Bow-Halfred Males, Ward Shet- terly, Ir., Bobert Lewis, Wayne Iarrett, Iunior Burke. THE VARSITY This season the Bulldogs and their coach, Herman Hinshaw have enjoyed the most successful year of any year in the hist- ory of Lapel High School. Although they won fifteen of their twenty scheduled games, they entered the sectional tourney as the dark horse . They came through the sectional by de- feating Sumrnitville, Anderson, and Alexandria. This being the first time the Indians had been defeated by the Bulldogs in fifteen years. By smashing through the regional and serm- finals the Bulldogs became one of Hoosierlands big four to play in the finals at the Butler Field House. The season ended for them in the first round by being defeated two points by the state champions, Hamrnond Tech. Our team has set a record this year for their followers to ad- mire and a standard for the future Lapel teams. So - heres hats off to a great tearn who won the hearts of the state by their determination and fair play. Gene Mills, 79 points, cr- junior didn't see much action in the tournaments be cause of a sprained ankle. He always has plenty of drive and is one of our best defensive players. Keith Bamhizer, 244 points a senior also, worked ex- ceptionally well at the pivot post and a, good of- fensive ball all season. lunior llUYl Burke, 8 points Being only a Sophomore is the second tallest man on the team, good at the pivot post and he did ex- ceptionally well in the Sectional against Ander- son and Alexandria. Iay is also a good singer! ' ' H Delbert Hersberg- er, 29 points A Senior who ably fills his place when ever he is substituted in the QUII19. Robert Lewis, 2 points. The only Freshman certified to play in the tour- nament. A player who shows plenty of fight every min- ute he is in the game. Y ,CE -X... De Trevor, Whetsel, 272 points, a senior is the leading scorer, a good defensiae player and one oi the best round about men of the state. Wayne larrett, 84 points. A iunior. is the sixth man on the team, coming from a long string of ball play- ers, is a good defensive player. In the Anderson game he scored the Winning goal. Elmer Anderson, 2l8 points, a veteran of 4 years experience, al- ways good for points especially during the tourney games. Halfred Males,l49 points, Q junior, man on the squad 45'-7 J a speedy dnibbler and he is noted for his long shots. Ward Shetterly, A junior is always on hand when he is needed most. 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IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL TO OUR LAPEL DARLINGSH Lzsr wr: Foncm' Those long ' shots of Shack and Fleazy. The un- derhomded ones ot .Whet- sel. Iarrett's winning goal against Anderson. Barney's giant caravan oi 73 cars to the re- gional. Record ticket sale - 1340. Burke stop- ping that negro in the Alex pivot shots. Police escort thru game. Mills trimming down Indianapolis at the Finals. The the nets at the Sectional. Team. team. they're our plan -- Ii they ccm't do it - NOBODY CAN! CLASS W1I.L Elmer Anderson, wills his twinklie eyes and winning smile to Max Bodenhorn. Haldyn Anderson, wills his ability to argue with teachers to Katherine Haygood. Norma Anderson, wills her appreciation ot good music to Chase Lawson. i William Barcus, wills his deportment grade to Rupert Addison. Keith Bamhizer, wills his Robert Taylor cheek bones to Donald Carey. Robert Bennett, wills his ability to put down on paper what boys do on the floor to Charles Conrad. Norma Busby, wills her ability to tall down Church steps to Robert Lewis. Mary Anna Conrad, wills her quiet disposition to Charlotte Milburn. Marita Doan, wills her delight in drawing faces to Ernest Edrington. Anna louise Gladback, wills her ability to type to Leland Sparks. Everitt Green, Wills, his tenor voice to Delbert l-luntzinqer. Eugene Dickerson, wills his interest in Noblesville to Kathleen Ketcham Nell l-lerell, her ability to get 'em and keep 'em to Midred Williams. Delbert Hersberger, his bookkeeping ability to Hulda Spegal. Kenneth l-lersberger, wills his ability to act Huck to Billy Byers. Kathryn llosier, wills her ability to write poetry to Louis Gwinn. Maxine l-luntzinger, wills her sweet disposition to Bud Bulen. Norma Huntzinger, wills her blond hair to lay Burke. Rosemary Graham, wills her ability to hold a man to Dolly Bradon. Louise Moore, Wills her ability to tap dance to lane Males. Gali Milburn, Wills her ability to hit honor roll to Bruce Woodward. Harold Miller, wills his short stature to Henry Smith. Ralph Musselman, wills his handiness with a camera to Bill Ooton. Francis lones, wills his ability to qrow to Ralph Presser.. Charles Keller, wills his ability to sleep to Harry Harron. l-lerschell Teeters, wills his ability to lead yells to Betty Rambo. Elizabeth Gibson, wills her dancing ability to lrlaltred Males. Marvin Bixler, wills his bashiulness to Doris Anderson. Anna Ooton, wills her quiet manner to Leah Critser. Dorothy Paulsel, wills her Early-Bird jokes to Ruth Gentry. Martha Parker, wills her red hair to Anna Louise Busby. Emma lean Rich, wills her art ability to Robert Fisher. Trevor 'Whetsel, wills his position as center tor Lapel to lclelbert Reddick. lunior Lennis, wills his interest in the Freshmen to Wayne Iarrett. George Schuyler, wills his interest in Noblesville to Marietta Troutman Kathleen Rich, wills her dimples to George Beernan. leanette Waugh, wills her talkative nature to Miss Graham. Mary M.. Whetsel, wills her figure to Miss Burke. Richard 'Wise, wills his protile to Billy Mills. K N, K 1 I t, ,nf I I t ff , f 1 -9.., A y- T' 7 -eu Liza: km.-'ullrg ff 0 Z E .. alll? f Xi li ,fn Ml Q - 1 'ea ' 1 fl? 'gi ,. - -A- M-'X -- -1--1 31 .1 s, . 8 QW!-gif' L ' Amobaitcn Louise Moore, The qtrl on the ilyinfl trapeze, Norma Busby. Tumbler Bootlpqqer Haldyn Anderson, Com Squeezin' Center C090 Herschel Teeters, Chief Teeters at Fishershurqu Determined Kathleen Rich. married 17 times Evunqeliltn Bill Barcus, He who has iaith in 'ET' Maxine Huntzinqer, The Liaht of Africa. Fm-mon Robert Bennett, Champion corn Grower Rosemary Graham, Farmerette Grocers Trevor Whetsel, Regal Store opera- tor tor his father-in-law. KV. B. Rich? lunior Lennis, Manaeer ot tl-ie Bles- sinqer store in Perkinsville Hollywood Marion Teter, The screens threat Inventors Kenneth Hersberqer, Tryinq to tum iron into gold Emma Jean Rich, Still trying to in- vent unbreakable qlasses lor tourney wear lub-Hunter: Francis Iones, Head ol Unemploy- ment Bureau Elizabeth Gibson, Hunting Jobs tor unemployed horses Kindorqatien Marvin Eixler, Back where he started Loaiers George Schuyler, Anstocratic Hobo tNick Name! Thacker Musleianx Keith Barnhizer, Sinqs Um Ta Ta to his wife the former lane Males Anna Louzse Gladback, Concert pianist + ef 55- . Bw xpux . ' .4 AH! wil . v LI 11 69 Ltr- 'i if I nf!l ' 'pvyu 1 Il . . IAVA1 3 MAL l I , f ' f l l - . fx 'N 4- ls is iff -A ..- ' l0 .' MIL t l 'T ,-- 'L gl? a A Nuninq Mary Anna Conrad, Altontc to her patients Old Maids Norma Anderson, she retused her last chance Politics Dorothy Paulsel, In the Senate, lili- busterine Nomta Huntzineer, Secretary ol Labor Qwzch Ralph Musselman, The veterinary of Prairie Baptist commuity Reno Visitors Nell Herrell, repairing her mistake Martha Parker, iollowinq the dictates of her heart Scatterbnziiu leanette Wauqh, a comedian with M-G-M Teachers Gail Milburn, teachinq the D's, E's, and Ps in the third qrade. Unusual Marita Doan, The lirst woman to be- come a member ol the State Police Force. She qives dnvinq lessons in Fishersburq Richard Wise, crazy as a loon. Anna Ooton, Most prominent New York dress designer. Vaqalaonds Everett Green, millionaire on a South Sea island Elmer Anderson, bicylina over America W. P. A. Delbert l-iersberqer, Best shovel litter in Stoney Creek Township X Maxim the Spot Dedicated to those who didn't make the Grade Yawning Harold Miller, He found the onqinal Slumber Club Charles Keller, has lallen asleep in his little shoe repair shop, Z-End Kathryn liosier, Artists Model Mary Whelsel, Mantcurist Gene Dickerson, head ot the Ford Factory. l930 Alice Musselman King, Cassel Rich, Martha Foster , . . . has proved to be a very efficient secretary. Through all the trials of basketball ticket distribution she remained cool a:nd collected: preserving her Wann smile for all with whom she came in contact. Raymond Dixon . . . is one of the few men who knows his job inside-out. He is always willing to cooperate in cmy problem and knows just what to do. We wish to extend our congratulations and appre- ciation to one of the best jani- tors in the state. ALUMNAE Ethel Ioyce Anderson, Harriett Ander- son Stanley, Lillian Anderson Roude- bush, Iohn Barnett, Harvey Bamhizer, Ruth Boone Herron, Nettie Louise Con- way Edwards, Helen Cottingham Sal- lee, Faye Davis Griffith, Marion Ford, Maxine Haas Busby, Clark Herron, Mary E. Hinshaw, Aline Huntzinger, Swinford, Paul Hussong, Marjorie Iames Robertson, Glendora Ke-tcham Swain, Cecil Kramer, Katherine Males Rash. Audrey McClintock Bracken, Lena MC- Clintock Wyant, Maxine McClintock Pawpaw, Pauline McCord Ptreston, Lois Mills, Musselman, Merritt Neese, Myrl Passwater, Crystal Renner Frlgqle Iohn Rinne, Lloyd Rushton, Lawrence Stoops, Harold Turner, Margaret Tum- er Swinford, Paul Whitecotton, Robert Wiseman, Edgar Wyaht 1931 Forest Byer, Catherine Carpenter Swing, William Carpenter, Lowell Con- rad, Herma Critser Walker, Neal Dick- erson, Grace DeLawter Creagmile, Ruby Everett Stephenson, Lois Fisher, Nellie R. Fisher, Lorena Garland, Carl Gentry, George Graham, Iohn Graham, Sylvia Green, W. Hackleman, Nell Huff- man, Sarah Kline Stinson, Robert Lang- ley, Mildred McDonald, Virginia Mc- Kay Richardson. Alma Meeker Neese, Glendon Sears, Bemice Shuck Austin, Anna Spegal, Cedric Stevenson, Mar- ian Tescher, George Teter, Nyle Todd. Mildred Whitecotton Ramp, Anna Woods, Ruth Woods Small, Marion Woodward, Lciwell Wright. . 1932 Iames OA Anderson, Martha Ander- son Danforth, Max Branch, Eugene Busby, Virginia Byer, Charles V. Crit- ser, Horner Debawter, Don.na Elsten, Frances Graham Turner, Leon Haygood Clifford Herron, Grace Huffman, Mar- garet Huffman, Alice Huntzinger, Flo- rence Huntzinger Mears, William Irtsko, Max Iones, Iohn W. Ketcharn, Nolan Lackey, Charles Lennen, Mary E. Man- is Poland, Fred.McClintock, Keith Mc- Clintock, Mary K. Mills Weaver, Sarn- uel Morris, Iris Neese Tremps, Mary Ann Powell Diltz, Austin Renner, Bette Roserans, Horace Russell, MaxineSchu- yler Everett, Marion Sears, Leslie Shull, Ivan Spegal, Eleanor Weidner Clark, Nadine Wilson Starr, Agnes Stern Gra- ham tdeceasedl. 1993 Alberta Anderson, Herbert Anderson, Angus Boone, Clara. M. Critser Sanford, Marion Cupp, Theodosia Driver, Don- ald Eclrlngton, Amold Fisher, Boyd Ford, Merrill Graham, Miriam Huntz- ALUMNAE CCont.D inger Busby, lone Lewis, Loren McDon- ald, Robert Miller, Mariorie Myers, Hulda Pgrsswater' Sumner, Harold Rinne Mary R. Roudebush, Merrill Shaul, Charles Snyder, Myrtle Stottlemyer Montgomery, Martha Tull, Beulah Ul- ery, William Williams. 1934 Wilson Anderson, Helen Barhizer, George Busby, Iohn Busby, Grace Crit- ser Stoops, Laura DeLawter McCallister Basil Fisher, Priscilla Folger, Rex Forrer, Glendora Graham Roe, Edith Haas, Mary F. Hacklernan, Alvin Heiny, Don- na Herron, Iames Holloway, Meridith Huntzinger, Mildred Huntzinger, Nao- na Herron, Iarnes Holloway, Meredith Clintock, Fred McClan1, Minnie Alice Males, Harold Martin, Iessie Meeker, Charles Milburn, Helen Milbum, Hor- ace Reger, Macel Benner, Dorothy Schuyler Russell, Glenn Scott, Loral Sears, Mary Shaul, Norma Shetterly, Robert Todd, Richard Tutt, Marie Wil- liarns. 1935 lames Baker, George Bauner, Ellen lane Bell, Morton Benharn, Maxine Boone, Robqgx Byer Sears, Genevieve Carpenter, Eva Day, Mary Ellercamp, Kathleen Fisher, Ralph Fry, Louise Graham, Lerrore Hersberger Shaul, Vi- ian Hersberger Williams, Irene Hopkin- son Schuyler, Maurine Hoock, Everett Huntzinger, Ruth lmler, Iosephine Kais- er, Robert Ketcham, Oliver McClintock, Byron McCord, Mildred McDole Kel- larns, Roger McDonald, Harriett Mel- linger Wilson, Harry Moore, Deloris Musselnian Eaton, Gerald Musselman, Marion Myers, Mable Peters, Marlon Presser, Iohn Reason, Donald Renner, Dorothy Rinne, Bayard Robineite, Rex Shetterly, Lois Shuck, Donald Shultz, Eileen Teeters, Martha Waymire. 1936 Ethel Anderson, Lester Anderson, Shirley Anderson, Virginia Baker, Eleanor Barcus tdeceasedl, Mary Ben- ham, Eugene Bright, Irene Busby tde- ceasedl, Loris Conrad, Andrew Criiser, Kenneth Fisher, Thurall Ford, Martha Foster Sears, Paul Gibson tdeceasedj, Bemice Givens, Leona Hersberqer, Vir- ginia Hersberger, Louise Hill, Clarence Hines, Helen Huffman, Grace Huntzing- er, Ruby Huston, Leon Iarrett, William lenkins, Paul Kellams, Georae Lackey, Cliiton Lewis, Neil McClintock, Neva McClintock Wolfe, Lucille Martin, De- Loss Milbum, Charles Montgomery, Grace Montqomery, Willard Morris, Eva Partain Speqal, George Rambo, Rex Rich tdeceasedl, Lester Roudebush Ieanne Ryan, Gordon Sears, Herbert Sears, Laura Ellen Sears, Annabel Shet- terly. Barbara Simmerman, Ray Smith, Elizabeth Snyder, Sherman Stewart, Carroll Valentine, Glen White, Kenneth Wilson, Virginia Woodward Maqgart. 1937 George Allen, Frances Anderson, Richard Anderson, Vfilma l. Anderson Martin, Bruce B. Baer, Robert Bird, Del- bert Bixler, Charles Boone, Kenneth Burke, Darwin Crank, Mary lane Daque, Dorothea Dickerson, Merlin Ed- rington, Ruth Elsten, lames Foland, Donald Giriton, Eulala Graham, Chair- les Green, Ruth Herron, Ronald Hers- berger, Blanton Hobbs, Carl Holloway, Madeline Huffman, Robert Iarrett, Lou- ise McClintock, Mary B. McClintock, Iacob McDonald, Thomas Micheal, Harriett Milbum, Dorothea Musselrnan, lack Nelson, Donald Paulsel, Evelyn Peters Shaul, Robert Presser, Rex Ren- ner, Marion Shell, Goldie Mae Shull, Norrna L. Snyder, Eleanor Tescher. Norma Thompson White, Vlilliam 'l'irn- mons, Iohn 'vVillits, Forest Williamson. 1938 Miriam Aldred, Rosemary Anderson, Robert Barnett, Dcns Boden, Lois Bol- ton, Marjcrie M. Boone, Frances V. By- er, Ann Clifford, George N. Conrad, Montrue Conrad, Cedric B. Cox, Cleo G. Critser, Eugene Dixon, Mildred I. Everitt Holloway, Maxine Fisher, Hil- drecl M. Graham, Mildred M. Graham, Harry L, Green, Betty Lou Gwinn, Ruth Gwinnup, Lawrence Heiny, Keith Hers- berqer, Dean Huntzinger, Lavon Huntz- inger, lean Ieltries, lane E. Kdser, Mary M. Lackey Boone, Phyllis Layton, Ward N. Love, Herbert l. McCord, Gar- net M. Milburn, Violet M. Montgomery, Clitiord F. Musselman, Glen Benner, Annabelle Robb, Eleanor Ryan, Rich- cn'd N. Schuyler, David I. Scodiom, Wayne Snyder, Lucille M. 'l'ash, Alice Teelers, Virginia Tull, Forest Wainscoti, William Waugh, Alberta R. Vtfhite, Ruth Ethelyn l.Vhite, Helen I, W'illits, Donald F. Wise, 1939 Charlotte Addison, Iohn Anderson, Kathleen Anderson, Billy Atwell, Iune Benham, Frederick Boone, Evelyn Bright, Carroll Conway, Harolriflan- ders, Ruth Ellen Ford, Robert Hackle- man, Maxine Harless, larnes Hersberg- er, Mildred Hill, Carl Jarrett, Georgia lanes, Carl Lennen, Robert Likens, Max Linkenholer, Mark Love, Letitia McClin- tcck, Martha McClintock, Lester Metz- qer, Iunior Mills, Max Mills, Oliver Lee Musselman, Maxine Presser, Russell Shelter, Norman Shetterly, Roseva Simmerman, William Simmerman, Rob- ert Snyder, Louise Spall, Lois Speqal, Wayne Teeters, Iohn Walker, Emmett Whetsel. BULLDOG STAFF Editorial Staff Editor in Chief .... ...................... H aldyn Anderson Associate Editor .............. . ..... Marion Teter Sports Editor ..... ..... R ichard Wise Art Editor ...... .... T revor Whetsel Assistant .... .......... I ean Rich Picture Editor .... . . . Norma Anderson Snapshot Editor .... .. . Ralph Musseiman Assistant ........ .... K athieen Rich Activities Editor . . . ....... Gail Milburn Features Editor ....... Kathryn Hosier Literary Editor ......................... Rosemary Graham Typist Editor .......................... Norma Huntzinqer Asst's., Anna Louise Gladback, Anna Ooton, Norma Busby Ioke Editor .................................. Francis Iones Assistant .............................. Dorothy Paulsei Business Staff Business Manager ................... .... R obert Bennett Sales Manager ..................... .... H aroid Miller Advertisinq Manager .... ....... E verett Green Assistant ............ . . . Euqene Dickerson CALENDAR August 28-29 Mon., Tues. Advanc- ed Registration. August 31 Thurs. Teachers Prelim- inary Institute. September 1 Fri. First Day of School. September 4 Mon. First Holiday.. September 6 Wed. 4-H Members attended State Fair. Labor Day. September 11 Mon. 1003 Attend- ance P. M. September 12 Tues. Base Ball game here with Alexandria. September 19 Tues. Lapel Ir. High Wins against Durbin in soft ball. September 21 Thurs. 10021 Attend- ance - tsecondl September 29 Fri. Base Ball game with Pendleton here. October 4 Wed. lst months report card. October 11 Wed. lst assembly program-Mr.. Grittin from Aus- tralia. October 12 Thurs. County Husk- ing Contest-Earl Myers farm October 14 Sat. Biology Class took tield trip to Clark County State Forest. October 26-27 Thurs. Fri. State Teachers Association. November 8 Wed.. lst Basketball Game-Lapel 41, Middletown 21 November 9 Thurs. Annual Home Ec. Dinner. November 18 Mon. Safety Class Playlet. November 17 Fri. ludith Wright Assembly Program. November 28 Thurs. Thanksgiv- ing Day. November 24 Fri. Vacation. December 5 Tues. lournalism Class took trip to Anderson. December 8 Fri. Senior Class Play Adventures of Tong Sawyer December li Mon. General Motors Tech. ---- Science Dernonstration December 21 Thurs. Christmas Music Program. Holiday. Ianuary 3 Wed. Donkey Basket Ball Game January 21 Sat. Pendleton Invita-- tional. Ianuary 31 Wed. Negro Sinqers Prentiss, Miss. February 5 Mon. Vocational Civic Debate. February 10 Sat. Ir. High Invita- tional Tourney. February l6 Fri. Basket Ball Game Noblesville. February 29 Thurs. Beat Summit- ville at the Sectional. March 1 Fri. Tournament school holiday. March 2 Sat. 2:30 P. M. WE DID BEAT ANDERSON. March 2 Sat.. 8:00 - 9:00 P. M. Alexandria Expired. March 4 Mon. Snake Dance Down Main Street- Pep Session. March 5 Wed. Salom Ftizk, Read- ers Digest - Guest speaker March 9 Sat. Regional. Greenfield and Shortridge tell by the way- side.. March 11 Mon. No school until noon - Pep session. March 18 Sat. Semi-Finals. Bush- ville discovered Lapel, Nortth Vernon falls. March 18 Mon. Holiday entire day March 21-22 Thurs. and Fri. Spring vacation. March 26 Tues. Broadcast over W. F. B. M. March 29 Fri. State Tournament Pep session. March 30 Sat. State Tournament final. April 10 Vifed. County Music Fest- ival at Summitville. April 4 Tnurs. 5:80 P. M. Teach- ers Bg1L.doc:Q' supper. CALENDAR fC'ont.J April 5 Fr. 7:30 P. M. Gladbaclds Bulldoqs Feast. April 8 Mon. 12:00 Noon Ander- son Kiwanis Dinner. Y. M. C. A. April 8 Mon. 6:30 P. M. P. T. A. Basket Ball Banquet. April 9 Tues. 5:30 P. M. Fortville Lions Club B. B. Supper. April ll Thurs. 6:30 P. M. Divot Club entertains Bulldogs April 12 Pri. 6:30 Lapel Masonic B. B. Supper. April 17 Wed. 8:00 Spring Music Festival. April 18 Thurs. 12:00 Noon And- ' erson Optimists Ioint B. B. Luncheon. Bill Ciiford's B. B. Supper will be after school is dismissed for the year. April 23 Tues. Senior Day. April 23 Tues. Junior Class Play Here Comes Charlie April 26 Thurs. Iunior-Senior Banquet. April 28 Sunday 2:30 P. M. Bacca- laureate, Rev. Ias. A. DeWeerd April 30 Tues. 10:00 A. M. School dismissed for year. April 30 Tues. 8:00 P. M., 43rd Annual Commencement. Dr. Robert LaFo1lette. Paramount Potato Chip Co. Mcmuiacturers of QUALITY CRINKLED CRISP CHIPS Sold in Bulk Or in Fcunous Fresheen Bags 18 East 14th St. Phone 575 Anderson. Ind. I-IIATT'S CAFE South Side of Square Noblesville ,Ind. Compliments of . . . Dr. H. L. Hoffman Compliments of . . . I Dr. W. W. Ketcham THE WRIGHT STORE FOR MEN . . . Style and Value at Moderate Prices YM Suits ...... .... S 19.75 Sport Coats ..... ...... 8 .95 Slacks .................. ...... 4 .95 Hoyt Wright Company All throuqh the game an enthusiastic fan had urged the home team to victory. Suddenly he became silent, turned to his com- panion and whispered, I've lost my voice. Don't worry' was the reply, You'll find it in my left ur sms Auto 4 'll INSUIIANGE U ASSOCIATION HOME OFFICE 445 North Pennsylvania Streei INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA CI-IAS. WACHSTETTER, District Agent Phones: Res, l6lO, Office 337 804 Iackson Street Anderson Indiana Schuster Bros., O. P. O. The Quality Corner CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS Norih Side of Square Anderson, Indiana During history class Miss Hayes asked: What happened in 1482? Luther was born, Halired Males promptly. Correctl What happened in 1487? After a long pauseg Luther was four years o1d. BEATRICE CREAMERY CC. MEADOW - GOLD Smooth Freeze ICE CREAM Phone 228 on Columbus Avenue in Anderson, Indiana When You Think oi Dry-Cleaning Think of . . . itil Congratulations to the Sectional - Regional Semi-Final Champs RAPP'S Our Service is at Your Door Clothing , Shoes , Fu qs THE GUARANTEE CLEANERS Anderson, Ind. Women's Ready to Wear North Side ot Square Anderson, lnd. Mr. Walker was talking to the mother of a child who had been named for him, wishing to show his appreciation, asked, And does the dear child walk? Oh, yes he has been walking tor 6 months, the mother re- plied, Mr. Walker meanwhile had lapsed into consideration ol some perplexing problem but recalled himself to reply, Dear me, what a great distance he must have gone! HARDWARE Sherwin - Williarns Paints Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Ffduhnan 'f Seventh and Meridian Sts Anderson, Ind. D 6. I ROSENBAUM. INC. Iewelers and Opticians Watches, Diamonds, Silverware Eyes Tested 821 Main Street Phone 433 ROSENBAUM'S GIFT SHOP Gifts from all over the World From 25C to S5200 East Side of Square Phone 6Ol Anderson, lnd. Drink Gfe' in bottles COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. ANDERSON PHONE 275 Junior Boy: I just qot a check from dad. Senior: Pay me the fifty Cents you owe me. Iunior: Wait till I tell you the rest of the dream. Strock Bros. Hardware HBURDSALSH Quality Paints Phone 10 930 Main St. Anderson, Ind BEsT-EvER ICE CREAM EAST SIDE JERSEY DAIRY We have stores in Pendleton, Middletown, and Anderson Lesson in Thrift ' in the SHOP AT I Grand Hotel Building H . 1 15 Phones: 1 S l72O or 3420 Anderson's Leadinq H' F' Mayhem' Department Store Anderson, Indiana I 9th and Meridian Sis. Anderson, lnd. Compliments oi . . . A R M S T R O N G ' S SHOES Noblesville, lnd. 'Mr. Wise: lay, what is an lay Burke: An island is a except in one place. Mr. Wise: ln what place? lay: On top! island? piece of land surrounded by water Hunter's Penny Store I EVERYTHING FOR LESS Complete Line of Gifts Anderson, lnd. Compliments of . . . Cathedral of Fashion Anderson, Ind. H A A S ' NOBLESVILLE The E. G. Willits Co. Dry Goods - Ready-to-Wear E- Floor Coverings Phone 300 Noblesville, Indiana Harold Miller ireadiiiqi: Archimedes leaped from his bath shouting, Eurekal Eureka! ' Mr. Beeman: One momenti What is the meaning of Eu.reka ? 'Eureka' means l have found it. Very well. What had Archimedes found? The soap. sir. PURNELUS QUALITY ICE CREAM Has a Better Flavor Individuals Molds a Specialty Also BOTTLERSOF i 4 A Wholesome Beverage Made From Sun Ripened Grapefruit Purnell-Graham Company Nickel G Arrow Ave. Phone 528 Anderson, Ind. A X, x viii ' 1 wimwmi Q22 YI , , 1 H fi 1 1 if 4 wi' , f - 'A V - ..:. 1,, , , -A ww 1 'fm ' -- .. -, ., :vw , , V 4. , mai 5 , msg 'W Q zgl EM: 7- mm N K . i + ' 'ZQ.,. ':' 3 P355 , 1535 , 4 is , f , f JW L 3 L A Shcwens? F? Hpfdqlfi MQ5, 4 FQ 35. 5 Western Auto Associate Store Everything for the Automobile ESSIG BROTHERS East Side of Square Noblesville, Ind. Phone 151 I. M. Hartzell Phillips Gasoline cmd Oils Groceries and Meats lntelsection of Stcxte Roads No. 38 and No. 15 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . The Anderson Tobacco Co. CANDY AND TOBACCO ANDERSON, IND. Qfficial Photographers For Lapel Senio' Class of T940 Also Specialize in all types of Photography in the Studio School H me or Factory GROUP AND CLASS PICTURES OUR SPECIALTY FORKNEFFS t Side of Square Anderson KAY- BEE Flower Shop Say It With Flowers Floral Designing Our Specialty Quick Deliveries Phone 191 23rd and Columbus Anderson Anderson, Ind. Compliments of . . . Dr. Stephenson Comnliments ot . . . Dr. Iohn l. Rinne, Ir. Compliments of . . . Dr. N. H. Murphy .1.. Compliments of . . . Dr. Iohn C., Hunt Charles Iones , said his father sternly, l Want you to learn better table manners. You're a regular little pig at the table. I suppose you know what a pig is. Charles meekly replied: Yes, sir: it's a hog's little boy. Repp Flowers Member F. T. D. Ass'n Nearly a Half Acre Under Glass Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Phone 551 Noblesville, Ind. Sales Service Glover's Electric Mcmufacturers N E O N S I G N S Anything Electric Repaired Lapel Phone 76:10 Noblesville Phone 208 HERFF-I ONES CO MANUFACTURING IEWE1ERS AND STATIONERS 1407 1419 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis Indiana C. L. Woodard' THIS BOOK IS PROM THE PRESSES ...OF... HARRELL gf BovEl2 705-707 E. 8th Street Two Fresh Don't I go to school, stupid? Yes, said the other, 'and you come Phone 4178 Anderson, Ind men were arquinq: I ought to know, said one, home the same .,w'ay.-' STAR CHINA SHOP Buy Your China at a . . . . . . at a China Shop Phone 5111 1130 Meridian Anderson, Ind. , One Coat Covers NU - ENAMEL No Brush Marks 1 130 Meridian Street STJATE THEATRE Conqratuiations To The Class of 1940 You'11 Always See A Good Show Here FEATURES SELECTED SHORTS EV'S PLACE Noblesville, Ind., RESTAURANT AND DINING ROOM D A N C I N G We Cater to Private Parties l8l N. 9th Street Phone 145-O3 Klus Flower Shop Flower Designs a Specialty Reasonable Prices 423 East 8th Street Phone 553 Anderson Trevor: And this, I suppose, is one of these hideous carica- tures you call modem art! lean: Nope, thats just a mirror. DAVIS DAIRY FARM PASTURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS SWEET CREAM BUTTER Sof-Kurd Mineral Modified Vitamin D HUTOGRAPHS W X