Lebanon High School - Magnet Yearbook (Lebanon, MO)

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QBIOQ1' of Books Ailmi nisttntio ll QE l asses Alnletics Aflihilivz? if2ut1l1'B5 .AVA A0lIIilli5I1'Rli0l1 , ,- '- W uf 171 -. .2 Y, L' ,ex ' - , - '. W J . wg I. l I .hwy ll.A,Ul:i,,I cn . I 1 n , .4 - 'gl' 1, W . ' , 1 1 . ' 'I v :- nl M 1 ,, T. 4 .jp-gc Q 1- i:.f7.,' ' .lu-1 ' -Qs. -- Qv' ,A : .3 1. A--E P ' 'Z ..p. , . US.- Q 'Q' ef 5' ' fi ,, wx ,, 5 x M 1 i g E ii i-'Ts' E' W W M f 0 W1 7,1 52,6 If , ,Z I ,..- 5 UV .1 V H X W ,W t XSNx 3 ffl ',- li 3 W W W iBocml of Educaticnm M W I XV. H, BUTTS A, ll. OLIVER RUf1SIfI.I. NIUNFORD l'rvs1'denl DR- Ig. J' J ,HN.UN A, P. DRAP!-R L 5 ,. X , ym, 1,,t,Sh,m, Irwwu-r c.1.AL'1:1l R. OD131.1,, Surrvlrlry Page Five V gf-1: fri - i ff. l- at W l'l i lil if cgi W llmll W 4 lllll CHARLES A. MCMILLAN Superintendent qi Science and Commerce B. S. in Education. Warrensburg State Teachers College: A. M. Uni- versity of Missouri. ELLIS C. RAINH ROBERT G. Russtii. Pf1 7ClP0l 0f jsmfivfq High SUYUUI Principal of Junior High School 5061111 Sflvmi' Citizenship and Physical Education B, S, in Education, Springhgu NB. S. in Education. Springfield State Teachers College: Graduate Ifdfhfrs College- Studcnt University of Missouri. Page Six 35353 W tm. QI MAIIALA DENNEY Svuenlh Grade Springheld State Teachers College. .ELEANOR JOHNSON English A. B. Drury College GRACE BURGESS Latin and English B. S. in Education: Springfield State Teachers College .l UNE ALGEO Mathematics B. S. in Education: Springfield State Teachers MURIEL Home MCGREGOR Vocational Home Economics B. S. in Education: Uni- versity of Missouri VELMA LEONE ADAMS Teachers Training and Commerce B. S. in Education: College. Graduate Student of Springlield State Teachers University of Missouri. College Page Seven B - .Avi . '1 - eu ' CTA -S ' ga ,A yt itil lint N ,wifi ix, 1 iw ,1 54? I if X I' x I, f , ff ff xx K 3 l I A Q'?i!QiiESEi :. - fa Q52 Q W I' Cf-faculty I il W l-i W T ? Img W fi V fx SUSAN LAUREDA ADAMS HENRY J. DEPPE Mathematics, Science, and Vocational Agriculture Physical Education . I B. S. in Education: Junior High School. Springfield State Teachers Springfield State Teachers College: Graduate Student of College University of Missouri RUTH NlAYFlELD GILBERT HELEN NIARSHALL History and English History and Physical . Ed 1' Junior High School: Lin- um 'On clenwood College. Rolla B. S. in Education. School of Mines Springfield State Teachers College Page Eight JESSIE M. BURLEY Music B. A. and B, M. Chris- tian College: Springhcld State Teachers College, Drake University. LOIS L. CiRIFl3l'l'll Seventh Grade English and Sixth Grade Springfield State Teachers College J if ni, if Mill 0' 'M 4 ll r T533 V W Senior Wigh Student Qouncil f ,lull mi lm, Ml l N liollonv Row-lildon Hall, ljloyd Ragland, Letha Vernon, Mary Smith. lflo Hough. Char' lcs Humphreys. Middle Roru7lVlr. Rainey lSponsorl, Bill Joslyn, llvclyn Martin. l.cc Tittvrington. Louist XVright, Ncaly lfsthcr lllrcsj, Ray Davis. Top Rott'-Vlirank Harris. Bill Bulls. Clyde Johnson, l3irman Vv'ood. 'junior Wigh ,Student Qouncil Bottom Rott'-Ruth Allison. Mary Elizabeth Nelson. Dorothy Holman. Bobby Joslyn, Paul Page, Edward Humphreys, Charles Walstrom. , Top Row-lfmma Gibbs Draper, Lottie Emma Johnson, Howard McClure. Margarct O'Dv:ll, Harry Burger. Junio Vernon, Newton Bradshaw, Dale Southard. Page Nine W I if W X X In -, . A ,J NN : W W 1114 42 3' f 1, 4' W f i! Q Q nil-sfg, 4 L A f'-. i Q .- e L-tg:-1-.5 ,SV Q. O O -C La YO N ,Q C O E QA KJ Q 21 Q 5 f Pul- Z N Br D S - ix W .y i1lgi-1135! 2 fgff -'lf ' 2' 5 Y ,gr is Y W - 1 , Y il f if -ff' if 4 - 1 ' 1:-.'3: V --r- fig- ' K Y gi Tig , -- ,517 s .. 2 'T 3w 1 ' ,-' if 4 f izzl-,4-Q f L Y - 11 .K A 4 . -- '-1:4 fr: Q i K - - , 4 4 ' ..-:.Y - , Q T - I -- - W 4 f' '- i ' A - 7 i 'i 'l lk 1 - 4 A V-- , - A-.aa-.air-:A-, 'V .43-H'-,L ',, 'V .. .. I. ' 5' iff - '-33,-Y i 1 -j ' 4 F? --cvfi-, - F I' - If T.: 7 YT-fi' 6 Y - -il? E' 0llH5 95 -1 ,.,, U , u . , f X , n 4 9' -Q, -'94 -'-:, 5 1 0. 5 Q WF?-3 V! , 'H' ' -'Y 5 -L -.s 1g.9 ., , 5 ' 61' i- 1 ..,,, VM., , .w .4 .1 .- -. Ed '.,., 4 ,v , vga., 7 f.: rib . , I ?f: fi . -tl J '55,.f 1 ' . 'fic . M, . w x I A ko x. 'ada 1 '!. ,LL Z1- ,. ,av-, 11 ,ex A A 31. 6 Y.-4 ,K .E ,Al 1 G 'Z ii. if l j FK Senior Glass Qfficers pin ,71 , N ,ie y A 7' f ' vii lf X 'N ' off Q 52 Q lf! iii W . li FLOYD RAGLAND, President Basket Ball '28, '30 Student Council '28, '29, '30 Class President '29, '30 Civic Pride Club '29, '30 Vice President '29 Freshman Business Manager '28 M Letter Club '30 Best Citizen '28 HENRY WARD OWEN, Vice President Orchestra '27, '28, '29 Band '27, '28 Boys' Chorus '27, '28, '29, '30 Senior Play '30 Operetta '27, '28, '29, '30 Basket Ball '27, '30 Hi-Y '28, '29, '30 Treasurer '30 Athletic Ass'n. '20 PAYE PONDER, Secretary Glee Club '27 Student Council '28, '29 Sec.-Treas. '29 Home Ec Club '28, '29 Secretary '29 Athletic Ass'n. '29, '30 Science Club '29 Pep Club '29, '30 Class Secretary '30 Treas. of T. T. Club '30 M Letter Club '30 RUBY MASSEY, Treasurer Class Treasurer '30 Treas. of Dramatic Club '30 Operetta '30 Home Ec Club '27, '28 Athletic Ass'n, '28, '29, '30 Pep Club '29, '30 Senior Play '30 BEN TURNER, Sergeant-at-arms Athletic Editor of Staff '30 Boys' Chorus '27, '28, '29, '30 Senior Play '30 Basket Ball '27, '28, '29, 30 Captain 30 Baseball '27, '28 Operetta '27, '28, '29, '30 Band '27, '28 Volley Ball '27, '28 Civic Pride Club 28, '29, 30 Hi-Y '29, '30 Athletic Ass'n. '28, '29, '30 Serg:ant-at-arms of Class '30 Boys' Quartette '30 All is finished! and at length Has come the bridal day Of beauty and of strength. Today the vessel shall be launched! With fleecy clouds the sky is blanched And o'er the bay. Slowly, in all his splendors bright The great sun rises to behold the sight. -Longfellow Page Eleven N GLEN BELL My 'f'L' f it , ,, fx V -002 5 Q-X ff f W A, , f, T W OWN rw ll rw Paae Twelve Basket Ball '27: Agriculture Club '28, '29, '30p Reporter '30: Athletic Ass'n. '29: Hi-Y '30, LOUISE PENDERGRAFT Home Ec. Club '29: Science Club '29: Travel Club '30: Letter Club '3O: Athletic Ass'n. '30: Debate Club '30, MARY WOOLSEY Science Club '28: Home Ec. Club '29, '30s Athletic Ass'n. '30, HERBERT HILLME Basket Ball '28: Operetta '28, '29: Boys' Chor- us '28, '29, '30s President Student Council '28: Sergeant-at-arms '29: Forum Club '28: Hi-Y '29, '30: President '30: Civic Pride Club '29, '3O: President '29: Dramatic Club '29: M Letter Club 29: Pres. of M Letter Club '3O: Journalism Club 30: Debate Club '30: Debate Team '30: Boys' Quartette '30, HERMAN JOHNSON Voc, Agri. Club '27, '28. '29, '30: President '30: Judging Team '28, '29: Athletic Ass'n. 29, '30: Hi-Y '28, '29, '30, VIOLET DAVIS Latina Forum 28, '29, '3O: T, T. Club '29, '30s Debate Club '30: Journalism Club '30 Athletic Ass'n. '30: Pep Club '30: M Letter Club '30, BERNICE INGLISH Latina Forum '28, '29: Secretary '28: Secretary '28: Home Ec. Club '29: Vice Pres. of Dra- matic Club '30: Sponsor S. U C. Club '30: Secretary Athletic Ass'n. '30s Pep Club '29, '30, Operetta '30, Student Council '28. '29, ELIZABETH DRAPER Operetta '28, '29, '30: Treas. of Latin Club '28: Vice Pres. of Athletic Ass'n '30: Pep Club '29, '30: President '30s Sec.-Treas of Class '28. '29: Vice Pres. of Home Ec. Club '29: Treas- urer of Dramatic Club '29: President '30: Glee Club '28, '29, '30: Athenian Literary Society '29: Senior Play '30: Joke Editor of Staff '30, HAZEL LIGHT Baseball' '27: Cilee Club '27: Latina Forum '28: T. T. Club '29, '30: Athletic Ass'n. '30: Vol- ley Ball '29, POSTER GILMER Hi-Y '28, '29, '30: Band '27, '28: Operetta '29: Athletic Ass'n. '28, 29, 30. ORA VANCE Home Ec. Club 28. '29, '30: Science Club '29: Literary Editor of Class '29: Athletic Ass'n. '28, '29: Volley Ball '28: Operetta '30, RUTH SMITH Home Ec. Club '28, '29, '3O: Latina Forum '28, '29, '30: Athletic Ass'n. '29, '30, ll YO! X l-3 lil cgi S Q5-33 ,IA ' .f , f if., MABEL RICHARD Home Ec. Club '28, '29, '30: Latina Forum '28, '29: M Letter Club '30: Athletic Ass'n. '30, HERBERT BAIRD Boys' Chorus 27, 28, 29. 30: Boys' Band '27, '28, '29: Athletic Ass'n. '28, '29, 30: Hi-Y '28, '29, '3O: Boy Scouts '27, '28: Operetta '28, '29. CHESTER LEMERH' Glee Club '27: Basket Ball '27, '28, '30: Lat- ina Forum '28: Operetta '29, '30: Agriculture Club '29: Hi-Y '29, '30: Athletic Ass'n. '30. Senior Play '30. LOUISE BETHURENI Home Ec. Club 28: T. T. Club '29. VIVIAN CURRAN Sec.-Treas. of Class '27: Latina Forum '28, '29: T. T. Club '29, '30, Wll.LlE MATHEWS Hi-Y '29, '30: Athletic Ass'n. '29, '30, l.liSSIlE CALKINS T. T. Club '29, '30: President '30: Girls' Glee Club '29, '30: Operetta '29, '30: Athletic Ass'n. '30, MARJORIE WHIPPLE Writing Club '29: Home Ec. Club '29, '30: Flag '29: Athletic Ass'n. '29, '30: Science Club '28, '29, MAX ZELSMAN Science Club '29: Agriculture Club '28, '29: Agriculture Team '29: M Letter Club '30. DOROTHY VERNON Home Ec. Club '28, '29: Pep Club '29, '30: Operetta '27, '28, '29, '3O: Glec Club '28, '29, '30: Athletic Ass'n. '29, '30: Vice Ptes. of Class '29: Dramatic Club '29, '30: Home Ec. Team '29: Senior Play '30: Editor-in-chief of Staff '30, LOUISE MOORE Latina Eorum '28, '3O: Home Ec. Club '28, '29: Pep Club '302 Athletic Ass'n. '29, '30: Flag Club '29: Camp Eire Girls '27, '28: Pres- ident 27: Volley Ball '28: Baseball '27, MARY LOUISE WILSON Art Editor of Staff '30: Home Ec. Club '28, '29, '3O: Latina Forum '28, '29: Athletic Ass'n. WO: Operetta '30. Page Thirteen ll D'C I W ily yn ii, fl , jf' 4 if 1 I ' xyflif K - A . . X , ' ' K SN giigiatige M lea T'-. 83 DILLARD DAVIS Sergeant-at-arms of Class '27, '28: Boys' Chor- ,I W us '27, '28, '29, '30: I-Ii-Y '28: Basket Ball , '28, '29, '30: Operetta '27, '28, '29, '30: Stu- A W dent Council '29, ,W MABEL MCWILLIAMS IIQIQII T. T. Club 30: Athletic Ass'n. '30. , NELL EDWARDS ' Home Ec. Club '28. '29, '30: Science Club '28: Treasurer '29, Athletic Ass'n. '29, '30, X BENNIE WEAVER Boys' Chorus '27, '28. '29, '30, Operetta '27, '28, '29, '30: Vollcy Ball 27. '28: Pres. of Civic Pride Club '30s I-li-Y '27, '28, '29, '30: , Athletic Ass'n. '27, '28. '29, 50: Glee Club '27: Boys' Quartet '30. FRANCIS KOBY Operetta '27: Band '27: Boys' Chorus '27. '28. '29: Hi-Y '28, '29: Orchestra 28,'Z9. ANNA PALMER Home Ec. Club '30: Pres. of M Letter Club '30, Senior Play '30. IVIARGARET PENDERLSRAPT Home Ec. Club '28. '29: Science Club '302 Letter Club '30: Debate Club '30, LETHA VERNON Home Ec. Club '28, '29, '3O: Latina Forum '29, '30: President '29, Athletic Ass'n. '29, 303 Pep Club 30: Student Council '30, HESTER IVICCULLOCH Science Club '28: Home Ec. Club '28, 29: Ath- letic Ass'n. '29, '30: Glee Club '29, '30: Op- eretta '29, '30, Pep Club '29: Dramatic Club '30. NEALY ESTHER Pres, of Student Body '27, '30: Basket Ball '27g Boys' Chorus '27, '30: President '30: Operetta '27, '28, '29, '30: Band '27, '28s Hi-Y '28. '29, '30: Athletic Ass'n. '28, '29, '30s Yell Leader '29: Pres. Agriculture Club '29: Sales Manager Staff '30: I-Ii'School Quartette '30. HAZIIL HATTEN Science Club '28, '29: Home Ec. Club '29. '30. 1 LOUISE IVIULCARE I Glee Club '27: Home Ec. Club '28. '29: Science Club '28, '29: M Letter Club '30, l l Page Fourteen , 2 'L' N. 1 2, ' N QW S if ly V X ' l M ,z X i , A A : FRANCES BROWNlNG Glee Club '27, '28, '29: Operetta '28, '29. '3O: Latina Forum '28, '3O: President 30: Vice Pres. '28: T. T. Club '29, '30: President 'SO: Camp Fire Girls '27: Pep Club '30g Vice Pres. of M Letter Club '3O: Journalism Club 'SO: Athletic Ass'n. '30: Kodak Editor of Staff ' '30: Secretary Debate Club '3O: Literary Editor of Class '28: Secretary of Girl Reserves '30. FRANK HARRIS Basket Ball '27, SO: Baseball '27: Latina For- um '28: Volley Ball '27, '28: Athletic Ass'n. '27, '28, '29: Civic Pride Club '29, '3O: Pres- Q J ,'4 y bye , .g Q 4, 5 1,3 il iii T ii? ll.!C1l ident '3O: Hi-Y '29, '3O: Vice President '30: Vice President of Letter Club '30Z Vice Pres. of Student Council SO: Agriculture Club '30, CHARLES WINDSOR T. T. Club '29, 'S0: Vice President SO: Sec- retary '30: Civic Pride Club '3O. JOSEPHINE BROWN Orchestra '27, '28, '29: Literarv Editor of Class '27: Secretary Camp Fire Girls '27: Lat- ina Forum '28, '29, '3O: Secretary 'SOQ T. T. Club '29, SO: Reporter SO: Vice Pres. of Flag Club '29: Flag Contest '29: Journalism Club SO: M Letter Club '3O: Pep Club '3O: Ath- letic Ass'n. SO: Literary Editor of Staff '30: Pres. of Debating Club '30: Debate Team '29, 'SO: Pres. of Girl Reserves '30, CLARE STEELE Home Ec. Club '27, '28, '29, '30, EDGAR MARKS Hi-Y '3O: Band '27, '28: Athletic Ass'n. '29. REVA VAN HOOSER Latina Forum '28, '29, '30: Treasurer of Home Ec. Club 'S0: Pep Club '29, '3O: Home Ec. Club '29, SO: Debate Club '3O: Athletic Ass'n. '29, '30, MARY WILLARD Glee Club '27, '29, '30: Senior Play SO: Girl Reserves 'S0: Reporter SO: Camp Fire Girls '27: Operetta '29, SO: Pep Club '29, '30: Re- porter Dramatic Club '30: M Letter Club '30: Athletic Ass'n. '28, '29. '3O: Journalism Club '30: Yell Leader '27, FIRMAN Wooo Class President '28, '29: Band '27, '28, '29: Orchestra 'Z9: Hi-Y '29, 'SO: Secretary '30: Civic Pride SO: Operetta '3O: Athletic Ass'n. '29, 'SO: Student Council '28, '29, '30: Busi- ness Manager of Staff SO: Conference '3O. EDNA Wll.SON Latina Forum '28, '29, '30, T. T. Club '29, '30: Athletic Ass'n. '30, LEE 'T'lT'l'ERlNCiTON Latina Forum '28, '29: Vice President '29: Student Council '30: Home Ec. Club '29: Pep Club '29, '3O: Dramatic Club '3O: Athletic Ass'n. '28, '29. '3O: Operetta '30. FERN MILLER Science Club '28, Home Ec. Club '29, '30, Vice President '3O: Athletic Ass'n. '30, Page Fifteen in ' 'A fl, - r ff, 'f M ' ESWN A I WAXNE HILLHOUSE Athletic Assn 28 29 Vice Pres of Class 27 Hi Y 2 Bas et Ball 2 30 Stu cnt Council 27 Operetta 29 FATE HOUCH Baseball '27: Latina Forum '28, '3O: Athletic s'n. '..S, 29, 30: Dramatic Cub '3O: c- bate Club '3O: Home Ec, Club '29: Science Club '29. HAZEL BRADFORD Science Club '28, '29, Writing Club '28, I D'l , I 1,4 vi 1 -N N' Fw? E fig 5 3 Q Q W It . , , i V , 1 I V , I h I ' 4,1 'W' '29: '- Q, ' ic' . 'of' 1 d ' I ' : ' . it A I it As 1 ' ' 1 D ' A Page Sixteen Sportsmanship Club '28: T. T. Club '29, '30, Treasurer '3O: Athletic Ass'n. '30. Roi' WILLIAMS Hi-Y '29: Student Council '29: T. T. Club '29, '30: Sergeant-at-arms '3O: Athletic Ass'n. '3O. CHARLES ALLISON Pres. of Class '27: Civic Pride Club '29, '30: Hi-Y '3O: Latina Forum '28s Athletic Ass'n. '29, '3O: Yell Leader '30: Student Council '27, 28, '29: Senior Play '30, LOIS WOOD Home Ec. Club '28, '29. '3O: Latina Forum '28, '29, '3O: Athletic ASS'l1. '30, HELEN RATCLIFF Science Club '28: Home Ec. Club '29, '3O: Ath- letic Ass'n. '30. IRENE IVIULCARE Glee Club '27: Scionce Club '28, '29: Treasur- er '29: Home Ec. Club '28. '29: M Letter Club '30. EMMITT MAssEY I-Ii-Y '28, '29, '30: Science Club '27, '28: Sergeant-at-arms of Class '29: Senior Plav '30- NANCY ATKINS Home EC, Club '26, '27: Athletic Ass'n. '3O. VIOLETTA I-ATE Debate Club '3O: M Letter Club '3O: Latina Forum '28, '29, '3O: Athletic Ass'n. 30. ALMA OFFUT W W W f W ' -'TNA tw t ,Wi W ,gay L , K I X 1 L O f alfa of-:N nga 'lvmior Glass Qficers IIQQI 8-3 5-H tlgr ROY DAVIS -- .... ---- - . -- President BROOK KAYS --------- Vice President ALBERTA STEINBERG ..----- Secretary WILLIAM VERNON ---- ,--- Treasurer RALPH MASSEY ----- Sergeant-at-arms With oaken brace and copper band, Lay the rudder on the sand, That, like a thought, should have control Over the movement of the whole: And near it the anchor, whose giant hand Would reach down and grapple with the land. Ana' immovable and fast Hold the great ship against the bcllowing blast! -Longfellow Page Saul-nu-cn iw ff X W1 ' F' Wg: f f M ' yay? K , 1 X f Q 1 7, f W f j W s E 2 fl! ,, , 1 x . X F! +4 - A X giffgiiigiag - - K wwf 5? firsiggfi 'E LII Qu :IJ G1.Am's BURNS ' 1 JQHN EDWARD XX'm,s'1-:mu my VVLMA S'1'm'1f'l' IIQIQLI N we i f 1 X LITONARD SA1'11R1,1Nu MARY Smmi W,u.1.Ac:1f Mc'CL'1.1,m1H Pug: lf:qhI1-un BIQRNITA Vv'Al.KIiR JOHN Ivm' N121,1, Roar- MONH-1.1L's IQIDWARD ROBVRTSON ILLTA VAYI3 AI.I.I5N N1I Rl.IN .YONVS CLARICV CVHADD CHARLES HL'Ml7HRlfYS ROBVRTA Vx'AI.S'I'RON I:l.l5i5R'I KNH-Inu-R GIAIJYS GGODWIN 1 HLIRSHH, Powwl, N Q W 69115 wi W N w 1 iE' mia-f'E-Si-Ei-E'fQi HQWART GARRISON Aucilf BRQCK PAUL DIYNVRRY , f N ,N W W 9 w 1 -ff' UOROTI IY GRI-I-NSTRVIAW KINDVR IZs'l'mfR IALO GlfISl.lfR KX'll.I.lAM Goss Louxsnr SCIINHDER KlfNN!5'l'll ALVXAN MARY AIJCI? HONEY ORAL ISVFRIITT MART! IA MARTIN l3o1moN RAQQLAND Nlavlx PA1.Mk5R CI.1II1fo1m GRAC11 l.mu1N11 Ifu1.mz1uu'1' ORVAI, Hounm Loulsrf O'DH.I, DER -6. II D'C '34 IR ,ln R A L , Page Ayl'7'H'19L'U QW 951, ' f fx I f ' I 'il' I SM' I , W XI- I ,Wi if XXIII 4 N f ' VII' AZ. if X 0 HI X W ' .x :yn X S If -- - 95 N I 'Q We O Sri 5-E ' W N I ,,LlJ.' ,IQLUJHYLI INliZ BLNTON JAMIQS A'I'CIII.I1I' IEIJITII WOOIJ CI.IN'I' JOIINSON CLIIAI-A LINDSAY CI.AUIJIl DOLIIIAN .IUANITA WlilNKI.l1 GEORLSV SCHREKIANHK NIILDRFD XVAI,KlfR FRISIDI-IiIc3I4 WOOLSIN I3IJI'I'II GRINIIQS CHARLIIS WILSON RLIIII IivANS CI.AIaIaNr:L BLIIQNS lI'I'R LILLIAN DI'l'Hl3RAk3Ii .JAMIIS IfUI.KI1IaSON VIIRA WOOD Vv'II.I.IAM BI5,xSLIiY IIQICII N M III fi? f A 46, M ' ,nf , X L f 'M Xggx . L x I 3 ' 7 llf QS Q Q 523 Lg.: if I W L g l:VlARl5'I l' HOOMIR X L NORMA JONES I W l..xNs1fORD BARNIETT M I W7 UW! I.OL'1s11 WRIOIH' UNIT lfVlfRlfT'l' LOUIS? CONNVR 1.nssL11a WlilNKl.lE Rum' Kms HkfRl31ER'I' Jrsmfmlv HA14RH1'l' Drawn' JOHN HILL JlfWlfLIA Bmluslnxxx' Cmmf JOHNSON IEVA Loulsla KING KARL NlOUl.DlfR OPM Nlukulll. XVARRIEN CLARK RUTII KATIILRINIE f7I.EMlNG L L If Q ,W M MQSWM M Nflwiiwm' M X I M21 f xx if sx pig? A ' IQ! I fm W A ff :Aw 1 him , xxx!! -. - X , MEX X x X giiiiiiifi - f2 wf 15,? 5r3iEfg3. W f I I x MD Grp W W 1'uqr TlL'il7fll'llL'fl f w 1 IRI-NI7 DI-PI If JACK XVVI.I,N1AN I.L'CY ARMSTIQQNQ XVOODROW STOR Y VVRN KlNNI3'I'T SAVILLA STAKIT MAXINI? Bunn NAOMI TURNER Nom RICH PI-ARI, NIIILFR ISABH. CZHISTI-R IRIINIE IESTHVR ETHIEL MOTT OLGA OWIIN MARTHA IIUMANS D1 NA PLINF DICK CROW NiAI3 HOLMAN f f Piiltlgi W l l lil lm Q in W ll.:.ll W1 T 'M W S. l l DOROTHY DOWNING ELDRA SOUTHARD Dle 'luniors Set to eflffusic 'AThat's My Weakness Now -Mary Smith Take off Your Skin and Dance around in Your Bones -Naomi Turner 'Alf I Had a Talking Picture of You -Alice Brock I'm a Dreamer. Aren't We All? -Dick Crow Hello, Baby! How do you do? -Lorene Fulbright l'm Just a Vagabond Lover -Leslie Wrinkle Sunny Side Up -James Atchley Loves Old Sweet Song --Ruth Fleming Sonny Boy -David Bell Was It Love? --Clyde Johnson I'm Following You -Charles Wilson The One I Love Just Can't be Bothered XVith Me -Kenneth Alexander lf 1'm Dreaming don't Wake Me too Soon -John Ivey Sweethearts on Parade -Mary and Raymond Naomi and Bill Bill and Lee Dorothy and Roy Page Twenty- three af I Q fl Ll 1 XX A Nt' 1 i ' 'pigmib l Z if U Xx X f s it V qi 1 ' libxx ,Sayings of Cgamous Seamen., In olden days the shingle was the board of education. CEI1'zabeth Draper.J It is said that a good diamond will cut through nearly anything. It cer- tainly can make a hole in a bank account. QFirman Woodj For that slender figure--sharpen your pencil. CNancy Atkinsj Some people wonder where second hand cars go-They don't! tBen Turn' erj P4 IIQQ li lil An angle is where two lines meet and start in opposite directions. CDorothy Vernon on a geometry test.j Sweat glands are small tubes which carry the inspiration away. fRoy Wil- liams on the subject of physiologyj There are two things a woman can never get off right: a funny story and a street car. CD1Ilara' Dauisj I can remember when girls were all bustle instead of muscle and hustle. fMr. McMiIlan.J The ideal treatment of spinach is to leave it in the garden. fCap!ain Raineyl One of the easiest ways to lose control of a car is to stop making monthly payments on it. Uosephine Brownj The most common impediment in American speech is chewing gum. fFrank Harris after making an extensive researchj Cleanliness may be next to Godliness, but with two or three kids around it's next to impossible. Uluthor Unknownl I.et's have it quiet, please! CMate James Greyj A cave man may not know what love is but he can give you a rough idea. QLouise O'DelI-experienced? .P .Pj Longfellow said a man must be either a hammer or an anvil. but he over- looked the fellow who is simply bellows. CRichard Lorancej Page Twenty-four fit i f xfzxxy KWWL L 1 IW Q35 5 W M i fi? lnfk ll LC ll fl! , ,Sophomore Q cers BILL JOSLYN ,,......... .-- President THAD DARNELL -- --- Vice President BONNIE MCVAY L-- ..... Secretary RUTH PONDER ,.......... Treasurer RICHARD LORRANCE L--Sergeant-at-arms Day by day the vessel grew, With timber fashioned strong and true. Stemson and heelsan and sternson-knee, Till. framed with perfect symmetry. A skeleton ship rose up to view! And around the bows and along the side The heavy hammers and mallets plied, Till after many a week, at length, Wonderful for form and strength, Sublime in its enormous bulk Loomed aloft the shadowy hulk! Longfellow Page Twenty-five ll 'v' ll w X llll Q if: if 2 4 Q 2 , flllf 33' 1 , S-Q S-E S-Q 'Fil W I: joplwmores J ,ng ty qv rw Ing e! W , lioltom Row- Lorene Keen. Mary Schrekenhoefer, Dorothy Mixer. .lane Montelius. St-tom! Row--Howard Thomas. Marjorie Smith, Eleanor Smith. livelyn Martin. lfvelyn Young, Bernice Miller. Alta Cockrum. Bessie Lewis. Third Row--lidward Massey. Luther Royce. Harold Whipple. Mary Twoiney. Herhert Scott. Vernys Meenls. Joseph Twomey, Ada Louise Beard. Francis Kimhle. Tom Rowf-Milan Wright, lllma Osborn, Joe Vance. Geneva late. Raymond Lindsay, l,ura Robertson, Malcolm Peters. Malinda Ulrich, Clyde Keller. Holton: Row-'Muriel Appling. Vlalter Crow, Lorea Amos, Russell Hoke. Allene Amos, Rox' Holte, lilo Hough. Rudolph Hough. 'lihad Darnell. Middle Row--Harold Dulliey, Beth Bramhall. l7ern Calton, Herbert Harris, Helen Louise liranlxe, Carl Hause. Patty Davis, Sylvia Briscoe. NVillJur lflmore. Bessie Addison, 'liotn llatten. Top Rotu+lfrederick Diffenderfer, Bill Butts. .lane Diffenderfer. Frank Holt. Mary lilivaheth Ingersoll, Bradley Hulen, Harry Abbott, lfreenwan Dolan. Harold Gilmer. lftlgar Cireenstreet. Puri.: 'lluenfq -six V AAJ i 3 xg ll arf- :!'x ark N Y ' 'A'l T Lkx' ' it I qreshman Glass Qffcers ll Tl N f x HA KZA ,,, 'ix l ' f , ll X L f, bf lf' 'Ml Xia T ' ' Q' '- 'f. IV V T' Il' V- : Q 5 VIN. L X QWN- i . . . . 'W , ' Q ' - J R '- Q- izrw ' wg: I, L x 4 W fi u wit? RUSSELL O'DELL g........ President LEON BABB ..,g,.gg.. Vice Presiden! HARRY HATTEN L ......,R Sec.-Treas. CHARLES JOHNSON -- Sergeant-at-arms Thus wilh lhe rising of the sun XVas the noble rash begun, And soon throughout the shipyard's bounds Were heard the intermingled sounds Of axes ana' of mallets, plied With vigor on every side: Plied so deftly and so well, Thai. ere the shadows of the evening fell, The keel of oak for a noble ship. Scarfed and bolted, slraight and strong, XVas lying ready, and strerrhed along The blocks well placed upon the ship. -Longfellow Page Twenty-seven JA .i N 7.7 AW . ll ll 5 sig 12 is W H 1 . .ry alle 33 are are 5-Q ai -my Cgreshmen., 1. LW . lil ll , ml fi? W IIS!!! tn, at L N Bottom RouJfMarion Donald, Essie Edwards. Louise Hendrix, Vklilma XVilson. Melvin Sheets. Lavern Garrison, Harry Hatten. Maude Esther, Allyn Detherage. Second Row-lirances Vullxerson. lfrnest Greek. Jimmie Esther, Hazel Harrill. lfmma Draper. Vv'avne Scott, Sylvia Green. Third Row-Howard McClure. Vvlilma Grimes, Robert Hamilton. Lillian l.ee Hall. .lewell Geisler. Velma Snow, Georgian Fullerton. Top Row-limma Ann Green. lfdna Sing. Ruth liarmer. Leolla livanv. Richard Turner. Mary Grace, Nellie Hageman. Butmm Row--fylilizabeth Wright. Mary Louise Saunders. Truma Barclay, Robert l.ee Brownheld, Virginia Rupard, Lewis Atchley, ljssie Allen, Ruth Claxton. Vernon Svoboda. i'l'Ii'ddle Rowf-George Baird, Alta Austin. Milburn Allen, Aurelia Gorvell. Ralph Saunders. Venus Romans. lfarron Atkins. Ha7el Browning. Newton Bradshaw. Top Row-ACarl Palmer. Corlas Davis. Marion Bolles. Alma Barclay. Roy Dennib. lfrank Coleman. Ralph Deppe. lfarl Burns. Lorraine Beard. Leon Davis. l't1tJr' Ttviwilu-erqhl W W W as W iipfx M W NA .j I 'is fi: fvg 'ff N ,,,,'i!W ' f 4' f i ' ' lf . - H pf J N X N . A tri? SE 1. . , si .- 3 a ' is gggg Crffreshmen., fi I l,. 1 ,IJ iv , gf . i ' x tf 1 i l 1 Bottom Row-Fountain Jackson, Andrew Holman. Charles Martin, Harry Jarrell, Nellie Heskcr, Gladys Massey. Louise Krudwig. Middle Row-Lowell XVood, Viola Knight, Glennis Hough. Virginia Mercer. Bernice Lor- rance. Mildred Martin. Ruth Kinnett. Joe Mills. Top Row-Onley Jackson, Vera Lindsay. James Koby. Audrey Viellbig. lfrmnlt Humphreys. Louise Hoke. James Kelley. Glada Hufft. Bottom Rott'-gl,ouise Claiborn. Frances Murrell, Edtih McClure, Wilma Osborne, Margaret O'Dcll. Ethel Ricker, Helen Moore. Middle Row-Percy Louise Robertson. Helen Robinson, Lois Murrell, Ruth Price, Iirvin O'Quinn. Lillian Mott. Helen Norman, Lois Vickers. Cleo Peters. Top Row--Delbert Price. Robert West. Medford Wilson. Jack Wellman, Warren O'Dell. Clifton Rowden. Vwloodrow Montgomery. lflmer Hammerand, Virgil Wrinkle. Page Twenty- mm' f 3' X h . 6, 'fl 0 X QV xx X of '1 X El k l ii xlf W Eighth Qraclef Qjficers Page Thirty DALE SOUTHARD ,,,,,,,,.. President ELv1N JOHNSON ,W ..H. Vice President MARY Lou MARTIN,,,,,, Sec.-Trees. LYNN SOLOMON ,,,- Sergeant-at-arms 'Tis with regret we say farewell To our bark so strong and true: We've buffered many u squall with it As its courageous crew. 'Twas last September we got it. A lovely craft lo behold: We swelled with pride al the thought that we XVould be its pilots boldf Huge waves have often swept our defks. By high winds we'ue been whipped. But no ship like ours rould ever become A forsaken derelict. 'Twas not long 'ere we were settled In our route on the deep green sea: We're anchored at last at our voyages ende- Hurrah for Victorgf --Lottie Emma Johnson ff .Sl l-1 A M New 'WVMQ ll it Q 3 iii-3' f 1 . 2 fr e .. s . Q 233 -3: W , 5 Eighth Grade l' l , lil tw CW? , N llQ:Cll l lim. 4 T wr W Hottoni Rott'--Donald Hyles. Clyde Lee Chester, limel Dodson. Helen Worthy, Lois Wat- kins. Rulw Keen. Cecil Vw'ehster. Pauline Mixer, Wilma Hilton. Seronrl Rott'-Vfoodrow Mulcare. John Ulrich. Paul Bell. Alfred lrisher. James Vernon. Ar- thur Pitman. Jacquelyn Ploger. Bonnie Rose Browning. Alta lfdison. Melvin XVhipple. lili7a- lieth Burgess. John Kuhn. lidna Cornelison. Top RUlL'il.l2l1J Barker. lirnest Skidmore, Ruth Smith. liarl Crocker. June Ahhott. Lance lord liisher. Agnes l.eaeh. Lawrence Hooper. 4 . l l liollunr Rott'--Norma Hilton. Ruth Allison. Doyle Jones. Eva Ratcliff, John Vance. Vvlanda Johnson. Glen Barlow. Hazel Edwards. Horace Lorance, Ben Mentelius. Harold Hough. Second Row- -Martha Vxlood. Hester Chilton. Catherine Fisher. Gladys McVey. Richard Hat- ten. l.eon Lewis. liarl Vdatkins. lidna Marie McBride. Eunice Geisler. Top Roux--Ruth Shaffer. Pauline Miller. Ted Young. Harry Berger. Melvin Creason. Austin Smith. Dorothy Diffenderfer. Ruth O'Dell. Charles XVest. Porn' Thirty-one W lfx fl ! V' Q I :QQ E 51' Seventh Grade Qfficers IIDIC I 7 , 1 st f X Q 3 ig ' kAf 'ina gg Q Q w gig T H13 ' Qi? kj Page Thirty-two CHARLES WALSTROM ....,, President CHARLOTTE FREECE -,,Vire President ELSWORTH RAINES ..e.,,,. Secretary WILBUR WATERMAN -ESergeant-at-arms We'ue completed one lap of a grand sea voyage And have to go five more: We'ue ridden the waves with buoyant hearts, Undaunted by storms galore. Our ship, tho' small, is strong and true. A gallant of the sea: She sailed along thro' squall and calm For doughty sailors, we. The biggest storm, we vow, was Math: It chilled to our bones! But here we are with no loss of limb Nor a peep of Davy Jones! Science, English. History, We'ue sailed right thro' them all: Oar ship is safe in harbor Just waiting for next Fall! -Lottie Emma Johnson ,V X W it We W tl' limb tm N LJ , gi, Wai-.. tg f' fi - , like ai ,Ag Q S - A- Q W eventh Qmdea Bottom Row-Ralph Martin. Esther Smith, Mildred Gray. Ora Mae Smith, Dorothy Holman. Ruby Bird. Doris Eidson. Pauline Krudwig, Winifred Wakeman. Sefond Row-Paul Page. Ted Deppe. Karl Schrekenhoefer. Lillian Hoke, Bettie Martin. Ger- aldine Hulen. Gerald Gourly. James lVlcVey. Eugene Hart. Top Row-Jessie Allen. Lloyd Cooper, Lois Butts, Stasia Hogan, Mary Elizabeth Nelson. Bottom Row-Juanita Davis. Wallace Martin. Carl Hoke, Edith lVlcVey, Edwards Humph- reys, Mary Kuhn, Hazel Morgan. Middle Row--Lyda Rachel Hoke, Clifford Hart, Pauline Holman, Bobby Butts, Hazel Blankenship, Phillip Hogan, Jack F. Johnson, Homer Lowdermilk. Top Row-Linnic Grimes. Irma Dodson, Maurice Sharp, Alma Wrinkle. Jewell Baird. Dor- othy Palmer. Juanita Martin. Willene Smith. Page Thirty - three II YC . if l ,iii W ,JKAW fff ' 1 fvflil' I af ax W 1,1 4455. a 51.151 Q Q Cffihe L,ogfiBook Every properly manuevered vessel has a Log-Book. Every circumstance dc serving notice that may happen to the ship or within her cognizance is daily transcribed within the Log-Book: in short every condition, occurrence and transaction which comes under official notice. In a similar manner has this staff tried to record within the pages of this book a sufficiently detailed account of the past years. Herein is recorded the personnel, the activities of the clubs and the classes, and the accomplishments of teams in various contests. All of these things and others will recall to thc il - Ml! an minds of each the happy days spent in Lebanon High School. Though the voyage has been smooth, the sea with her dangerous storms and balmy days will ever beckon us to more distant ports and the motto. Sail On, Sail On is ever ringing in our ears. Page Thirty-four 3Il1l?IiL'5 X . fs,-' .. M: Il.- ., . .:, A, . . , , k. .,, K. - ' V .. , K V . v .l I , V, 1, , , . L,-. ,.. z l - -17.--,, N , ,- ,: ,X 1. Q, wh -A Y . f .- . f,.4 -I -, - N - r-K-. , W 1 f--- -v - ,L . . 1- .-,-A gf:-, ',.:.- 1- A r:..r . lf, g --H 'ly' -' ' ,..,!',g P , 1- ,-3,1-:I ,, gn- - l - : -- '. .,- x i, . - g 1 'J' -:S ,YI ? ag -, ' 3,1 ,gp -'Q-: :-2 '1j'1 - N, ffm: - v vf 5' TU - v, -- .1 ', 1 'f ' ' K, ' ,w . x . 5, r 1 ,E vii. 2' : iff' V' 'ilsgiig lmwe 4 4 um I . 4. L i .l A Q Q Qffiicets of Qltltletic Q5-llssociation., g . bill .1 L mpr lu Ruth Katherine Fleming. Frank Harris. Firman Wood, Hazel Clark, Elizabeth Draper. Ber- nice Inglish. Each year an Athletic Association is organized in Senior High School. All students are eligible to membership. Officers for the association are elected by the student body once each semester. A program committee which is appoint- ed by the president has charge of all the pep assemblies that are held in the in- terest of athletics. It is through this organization that we are able to have an enthusiastic stu- dent body. With such school spirit as this organization arouses, Lebanon can- not help having a well supported team which means a victorious one. It is easily seen that the Athletic Association is of much value in the maintenance of an athletic program in our school. Page Thirty-Hue i :QQ ' Semor Cyfzglm iBaslcet gall Cgeam., 'N . lil f fl 4724 lwi lll lli l L NZ' 3, L ll, fi ' .W fl' ' it ll! l l l lg? Holton: Row-liloyd Ragland, Dillard Davis, Bill Butts, Frank Harris. Ben Turner. Capt., Fritz Vvloolsey. Chester Lemery. Gordon Ragland. Top Row---Eldon Hall, Emmitt Skidmore. Harry Abbot, Henry Ward Owen, Coach Russel. lirederick Diflenderler. Bennie Vsleaver, Charles Humphreys, Herbert Harris. Lelacmon's Opponenf: Date School Played Place Score Score Oct. 18 Rogersville Rogersville l l l 5 Nov l Waynesville Lebanon 23 10 Nov 5 Windyvillc Lebanon 23 22 Nov. 8 Richland Richland l 3 39 Nov 15 Hartville Hartville 22 24 Nov. 22 Niangua Lebanon 20 l 5 Dec. 5 Marshfield Marshiield Z0 35 Dec. lO Mansfield Lebanon 25 ll Dec. l 3 Conway Lebanon Z4 I6 Dec. 20 Competition Competition l-l 4l Jan. 3 Waynesville Lebanon Z5 Z3 Jan. l O Richland Lebanon Z6 2 l Jan. l4 Draughons Lebanon I4 7 Jan. l7 Niangua Niangua Z4 I8 Jan. Z4 Marshfield Lebanon l4 32 Jan. 31 Conway Conway 34 22 Feb. 7 Competition Lebanon l 8 36 lfeb, l Z Rogersville Lebanon Zl 26 Feb. 21 Draughons Springfield l 3 31 Total 382 453 I 'u gn- lhzrlf 5 x M, not You , ,f ' f 2 3 Q a Qu Qunior ggi li fBaslcet fBall Teams if IIQI l Hollom Rott'-XVoodrow Nlulcare, Lloyd Bramhall, Harry Burger. Russell O'Dell, Charles Johnson, Robert Hamilton. Bobb Josl n. Y Y Top Row-Harry Hatton. Earl Watkins, Marion Bolles, Jam XVellman. Newton Bradshaw. Leon Babb. Mr. Rainey, Coach. Dale School Played Place Nov. 8 Richland Richland Nov. Z2 Niangua Lebanon Dec. 5 Marshfield Marshfield Dec. l 3 Conway Lebanon Dec. 20 Competition Competition Jan. l7 Niangua Niangua Jan. 24 Marshfield Lebanon Jan. 31 Conway Conway lseb. 7 Conway Lebanon Total es Koby. Richard Turner, Jack Lebanoris Opponent 's Score Score IZ 24 42 ll Z9 26 ZZ 25 4 41 17 10 8 24 IZ 10 I5 24 l6l 195 Page Thirly-sumo . wx we r. il i fix ff. W ,529 ill lflll fljep Qlub ie Botlonv Row-Y Josephine Brown. l,etha Vernon. Mary Smith. Miss Marshall. Sponeor. l2li7a- lieth Lee Titterington. Elizabeth Draper. President. Bernice lnglish. Ruth Katherine lfleming. Pearl Miller. Opal Murrell. St-rom! Row7Violet Davis. Lillian Detherage. Eva Louise King, lfrancee Browning. l,ouise Conner. louise Wrigllt. Hester McCulloch. Mae Holman. Dorothy Vernon. Mary Vw'illartl. Third Roiuglfern Kinnett. Ruby Massey. Eleanor Spiller. Marjorie Smith. liave Hough. l.el.1 Clark. Alice Brock. Hazel Clark, Top Row- -Louise Moore. Jane Diffenderfer. Roberta NValstrom. Evelyn Martin, yell Leaders Charles Humphreys Charles Allison Page Thirty -eight uigfqiu li lil tg! Aflibilivi R , '19, I A 4 'Mm Sl' -Q 4 f-,. is EA., ' i.. 35. 1 5 ,4 I1 4:15 ,,,.,,, . Wfklff I T? P i 79. .- if, 91 ki .r WL P ry, , l i,,1 is if ,Q li ,f wig. 1 7 W X151 -1--x K ri-fX X J 4 - T, ,, c, , - T ffAA Q: . 4 The Twrpose of the Qlctioity 'Period W In Qwr Wigh School . . . . . 'lfffl The activity period in the daily program of our Junior and Senior High Schools came as the result of a need for a definite time in which students could participate in extra curricular activities. In order that each student might have a part in these activities, various clubs were organized by the students with th: V faculty members as advisors. ' These clubs meet once each week on either Tuesday or Thursdays which are the regular days for meetings to be held. The programs and projects of the different clubs vary according to the nature of the club. For instance, the Travel Club is interested mostly in studying places of historical or scenic fame, while the Civic Pride Club is responsible for the beauty of the school and its surroundings with Civic Pride Day as its cli- maxing event. The activity period also has its social or recreational value. Since the group in each club is rather small there is a possibility for more personal social con- tacts than in the groups of the various classes. The clubs are allowed to have one party, picnic. or social meeting each quarter. On the remaining three days of the week. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. assemblies of the entire student body are held. The Monday activity period is given over as a day on which each club must present a program. Thus mem- bers of the clubs learn how to appear before an audience. Every other Wednes- day is devoted to singing by the entire high school. On the remaining Wed- nesday a talk or devotional service is given by some minister of the town. The Pep Assemblies are held on Friday during the activity period. The result of the activity period is that the students of Lebanon High School are more highly developed socially, morally, and esthetically. Page Thirly-nine J' lil! ' li' fc A ff WC? l 7 fl X -at R ! Qrcliestra If , , y Glig. liqlciu i l J X ii Bottom Row-lldith Grimes, Helen Louise Franke, Alice Brock, Ruth O'Dell, accompanist, Maxine liranlie. Top Row?-Miss Burley, Director. Russell O'Dell, Clint Johnson, Ralph Deppe. Carl Palmer, Q7YCixed Ghorus Ifirxl Row- Nealy listher. President. Chester l.emery. Dorothy Vernon. l5ern liinnett. Olga Owen. Opal Murrell. Pearl Miller. Mary Willard, Ralph Mahaffey. Second Roww Ruth Katherine lileming. Hester McCulloch. John lvey. lnev Bgnton. Alice Brock. l.ouise Conner, l.ouise Wright, l.essie Calkins. Lucy Armstrong. Misn Burley. Director. Third Row--Isabel Chester. Merlin Jones, Elizabeth Draper, Roberta VJalstroni. Irene Deppe. Dillard Davis. Herbert Hillme. Herbert Baird. Top Row- Clyde Johnson. Bennie W'ea.'er, Ben Turner, Henry W.1t'cl Owen. l.uther Royce. Page lfortu ' .A pi-WN g SN A , 'M X gags-EQ Jfg yifgg-as-Fig Cgfome Economm lub -.iff Q, 46 'S' P , - 9 a. S IVIAIE HULMAN l.ORliNli f:Ul.BRlGIl'l' EVA LOUISE KING NIEVA PALMIER , DORO'l'llY GRlilfNS'l4Rl5l SLKFLILHLI Cflgricultwre lub 1 v x Pxlmcr. S:rgu.1nl.xl.u'ms: Mr xppl Sponsor nunm 0111 1 XX 1ll1 Cfullnch. Vice Prcsidcnt: Hmmm Iohnson Prulcimt 641, W' AA H f ,A Q ,Wir A Qi?-Ei1'EliE , 4. W W Geachars Cgraznlng lub ll YC 'I ' x xg X X My gig? N ',,xx2 I , 6131 xx 57, 16 yv W X as w e f gg Q Q EI! Q Q Q C A: J W fi? HAZH. BRADVORIJ YQFCUSLIFCF VIISS Vl:LMA ADAMS Spnrvmr Inulsla VJRIUII1 Sf-frvrary CHARLIIS XVINDSOR In-pum-r LVSSHT CALKINS Prc'S1lff'l7f .lOSl5PHlNlf BROXVN Rz'puI'1n'r ROY Vv'll.I,lAMS SL'ffli'tIl7I-lIf'lII'f77S Latina cg'OT1fLTT1., Nulzxm .IUNI s .S.rih.1 NVII,IiL'R Iiuxulzl Qluummf- RI-VA VAN HUGH R f'L'nsur MAI- H01 MAN Ss'4'L1ndL1.s-f 'unxul KARI, N'I4'1l'lI7IR l'ug1u lwmrlu-lu'u Cfomul MISS BL'Ih.l-SS Spmmwl W W? f' wp md WF im, GW ww 4x W kj' 'N W fgwsw AMX .121 W fi? 'W Dfixg Z ff A if K ex H gy fb? A WX? ' X, N - a Mi 3.354-:ii 'Dramatic Glub II 244: B-5 W-9 Rum' Mfxssl-N' 'I'rwxurf-r lfl.IZABIE'l'lI DRAPIAR lm-mlm: Brrnwlcilr lNu1.1sH Vw- PI'USllfL'fYl RUTH K.-x'1'HHz1N1f l3I.lfMlNt3 .Sm-vzurg Gravel Glub ! Ja N I N f FRANK llOl.'l' PFUSI-l1'l'l7l MAX ZIELSMAN Surguurvl-alrarnm l2Vlll,YN MARTIN Vin' I,!'L'S1-dL'l7l YRANCISS ROYCIA Scan-'lNrcas. Page Forty-three ' R X Liiwfgk 6241 Q . . fit- qzr-f 0' ' ,' f 7 f. 'Q a 1 2 if, f ' iii? Girls Hcfffn Letter Qlula l'l ll! Iiotlom Row-Anna Palmer, President: Miss Marshall, Sponsor: liranres Browning. Vice President. Top Rott'-Mac Holman. Reporter: Alberta Stienherg. Sec.-Treas. iBoy5 UK Letter club Iiollom RULL'+C:h.lI'lCS Humphreys. Bill Vernon. Chester Lemerv, Raymond lintlsav. Row Two--lfrank Harris. Herhcrt Jeffery. Herbert Hillme, 'lop Rowfliill Butts. Harrv Ahhott, Richard l.oz'ance. Clilord Grace Mr. Russell. Sponsor Page Iforly-four M aww 535253 Wf g3f arg Q sex W W oyfzfy Glub M M fit? IIIICIU W, o rLJ HVNRY WARD OWIN Troasurer VIRMAN Wooo Sm-rclurg IPRANK HARRIS Vw Ifrf-mn-nz CHARLIIS HUMIfHR1fx's , llvpmzvr Iirflamfm' Hlmmlf lm-.m1'mr ifvic Cpride Qlub Ilollom Row--.lolmn Hill. Vrcdvrick Vvfoolscy. I3r.mk Harris. fflovd Raghnd. Top R17LL ' Bcnmc XVc.1vcr. Mr. McMillan. Sponsor: Mr. Raincv. Sponsor. Paqv I-I rrtu - Xiu' 'ml jp OV X l'1 SRX Sz' . 1 SI: Q ii! 4.3.x 'ga Htl Inter- clwolastic ontests 2 it Ml! Lebanon High School has had the distinction of winning many honors in in- 1 ter-scholastic contests such as debate, oratory, spelling, Vocational Home Eco- nomics and Vocational Agriculture. The roll of participants in such contests ll QT includes Jean Bradshaw, Leo Nyberg, Ted Willard, and Lawrence Grace who .'.i' were State Champion Debaters. Through the efforts of John Romans and Rufus i Grace the trophy of the district oratorical contest sponsored by Springfield Teachers College has come to our school twice. Hazel Hillme won the distric contest in spelling in 1927. The Phi Beta Kappa Cup given for scholarship o. - 'Q freshman in the University of Missouri was won in 1928 by Lawrence Grace. David Joslyn, and Robert King. At the state contests in Columbia during High School Week in 1928. Julia Diffenderfer and Louise Beck won first place in Clothing and Home Nursing. Helen Chandler was the highest ranking Hrst year student in the home eco- nomics contest the same year. In the state contests in Vocational Home Economics in 1929. Farron Owen won first place in Home Nursing, and Dorothy Vernon first place in House Furnishings. In the state contests held for Vocational Agrciulture students many honors have been won. In 1927 Joseph Harvey won the state championship in Farm Mechanics. In 1928 Bert Cilasscock received state honors in Entomology. At the same contest a team consisting of Bert Glasscock, Howard Windsor,' and Herman Johnson were the champion team in Entomology. Max Zelsman placed first in Farm Mechanics in the 1929 state contests. Page Forty-six 1254 fl Y Q -fwil l ?' W ll? im fDel9atey Squad W ll' Wu W im Botmnz Row-Narnia Jones. Edward Massey, Herbert Hillme. .Josephine Brown. Top RowfMiss Burgess. Coach, Louise O'Ds:ll. Albert Steinberg. Mae Holman. Qrator and Spelling Gontestcmts 80110777 Ruu:--H.17,el lfdwnrds. Harry Abbott, Irene Deppr. orator, Clifford Grace Top Rau'--.Jacqueline Ploger. June Abbott. Edit McClure. Page Forty-seven it lt l f s N , X f , 9 l A is s Q E1 ia 21 . Milf 3' SE i W i, ,R J. f tv! ! W il llfzfll , t W in xx This A demonstration of preparing and serving a family dinner by girls of the first year in Voca- tional Homo lfconomics. . Q N Dainty and attractive service arc important factors lu thc family dinner, Puyv I-'orty-cighl W ZIYBRIIIITZ A .-Q., r V i . ,' w it-. '5w. ,Q -- 1.. '-- - .r .- - 42- .1 J. , 1 , .?':.g'.'? , :ZR- Ran , 5 Us Mkt i .D suv, 'u 132 Ai--.EJ .L . ., ,JSE ,yr ,..g,. 1...-, x I w R 47.1 1-L. .J .. ,,f,s,V ', -ik.A , 1 v. -1 if- .1 4 -'ff' Q3-rr' 255, ,K Y... 'r w.L fG'5L .K wr' v . 'N-.11-v If-W3 .. ,. , -1,.-egg? .4-a M.:-1 .wmv Q ex 'Vu 4 4'v 4 rw., X 4 ,Lua Wernm ,..f -K., .Mr-an K .HQ 75 fm Q: xl'g:'11'i'iw.',?i 'w A ' .:.::f,gL1-.,J4q:N 'wq,,,1- vm . fuk, W .,,,,,-ff -.egg ,. K -1..,,s ,J,,gf.,x4 -- . N- ,,1j5fv'?9'Tx 'W M,,,...wn - ' l'?:I?,L-Q. HN, , - 13, :lx V W' f L: ,J 2.5-Ka.!,,,, 'ma l.:T:-hW , 4' vw ..,,.,,fw M, V ,QQ V Am. N-- ,wfk 'W' , '-C' I H w:i-' V .,. f'Lx,'.1'w1.'1fr. 1.2 Q lmxl! Q1 - V E f 515 lk -A in ' N lla if HI! W W IIQIGI W, iBest Gitizens T DOROTHY VERNON FLOYD RAGLAND EMMA GIBBS DRAPER RUSSELL O'DELL The distinction of being a Best Citizen of either Junior or Senior High School is a very great honor, because this distinction is the result of the popular vote of the students. Once every two weeks an election for best citizen is held. The idea of Best Citizen originated three years ago when the student council drew up a list of characteristics that each person in high school should possess to be a good citizen. These are some of the characteristics from the list: good character. loyal to school, courteous, choice of proper associates, punctual, a good loser, and pleasing personality. Page Fifty-one iw If A 1, ' ig? 'isle X llf Qperetta Up In the CSAIT In IIDICII i ' 1 'l I 'Q' 1 J? in g I ox I W 7 X -.X, Y Tb. Q W Q Z iiiiz 'Jelfsf I.. tiff 1? ' ffivt 5 3 SIB W l'l te - my tp av .. ,- By Geoffrey F. Morgan MISS BURLEY, Director RUTH O'DELL. Acrompanist SHIRLEY KINGSTON. u friend Of Belttfs ,,,.,,,., ,,-..-,.-,Y-a,, , , Ruth Fleming Joe BENNETT, an auiator with ambitions . ,.Y,,., ,,, ,.,,,,,.,,, B - , .,, Nealy Esther FANNIE MCCULLOM, her twin sister ,n,,,.H...,, . .,..,, ,,. HENRY MCCULLOIVI, a moving picture magnate ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , MRS. MCCULLOIVI, a good wife and mother ,,, ,,A.,o.,,, .., msn. GEORGIE S. BURBANK. a big business rnan .,- --,,.- Y.v.. .,,-, ...,,,,,, MRS. BURBANK, a nervous and timid person ,,,,,,,,,A. .-,-.,....-,,, . ,. . BETTY BURBANK. their daughter ,, . W .,-,.. ,,,,., - ,,,,, , .. ,, HAROLD POST, a hushful young man ,.,..,, WW. , JUNIPFR JOHNSON. a colored man of all work ,,e.,, ,e . , ,,, Guests at the McCuIIom's house party: Old fashioned girls. tennis girls. Rose chorus. Six foot boys. H., Merlin Jones Frances Browning JIM CARTER, a young man with good intentions ,..,,.,..w,,.,, . .. ,. W, ANNIE MCCULLOINI. a daughter of Henry McCullom ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ' ' ' . oe- .. Irene Deppe H, Firman Wood Hester McCulloch ., Ben Turner ,, Lessie Calkins Isabel Chester Roy Athol Davis . Bib Draper SCENE-Garden of the McCullom residence in Beverly Hills, California. ACT l. Morning of a summer day. ACT ll. The same afternoon. TIME: Last summer. George Burbank will have no one for his son-in-law except a fellow of brawn. Betty is woocd by Harold. a man of the opposite type. McCullom plans a flying stunt by .Joe Bennett. and offers a prize for an amateur parachute jump. Jim Carter makes alibis for Harold to pref vent his going up and yet get credit for bravery and make good his opportunity. All fail and Harold is deeply involved. But he is forced to go through with it: by .1 fluke saves reputation as a dare-devil. gets Burbanlos approval. and wins the girl. Page Fifty-two ,fi X W NN ' ,HQ AQ' ' I 'gif f f f it' X .59-N. 13:15 -in I I I V 1 xx 'Far- ,Q ff- tAe+- iii? X rr- ' ' 'Agni' 1 Mi- I 1 by I Ea CfiBab37 II DIC!! . 'l Ill WI By Edward Childs Carpenter PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1930 CAST OF CHARACTERS LEILA ARCHIBALD, the debulunte -C---,.-, . .,,. Dorothy Vernon Ruby Massey Anna Palmer , LC-- Henry Ward Owen ,v- Hubert Calkins , ..,, Mary Willard ., -C-, Emmitt Massey ,,, D.- Elizabeth Draper -- Chester Lemery H.- Charles Allison Ben Turner HANNAH ,,.,,,,- ,,,,..C,..., ,-,- ---- MRS. ARCHIBALD ,,,A,., ,..-,., EC, ,,,, EEC, Wll.LIAlNI. the butler CARTER BROOKS WE, BAB ARCHIBALD AC, JAMES ARCHIBALD - JANE RALEIGH ,,,, CLINTON BERESFORD -. - EDDIE PERKINS ,..-....,- GUY GROSVENOR , - ,,....E.,,...... ,,,L,, . -,-,L ACT 1-The morning room at the Archibald's country house. An after- noon in May. ACT II-The morning room as in Act l. Scene l. The next day. Scene 2.-Night of the same day. ACT Ill-i'Bachelor's Quarters in the Archibald boathouse. A few min- utes to twelve. the same night. ACT IV-The boathouse as in Act 3. An afternoon three weeks later. SYNOPSIS Barbara Archibald returns home unexpectedly from boarding school two weeks ahead of schedule and proceeds to stir up the family. Within a fortnight she has upset the marital plans of her debutante sister and invented a love aff fair for herself which. made to appear more serious than it really is, sets the family by the ears. Page Fifty-three lfcg1, I, e7YCagnet Stay? H I D'C u 1 ' x Af, If W' ywwwf f lK. ix, ,, , X If -O X Q3 Q53 Q 9-4 ill Page Fifty-four DOROTHY VERNON -,,,EdfIOF-In-Chfef FIRMAN WOOD ---..,-Business Manager MARY LOUISE WILSON --,-,AI'f Editor JOSEPHINE BROWN -,-, Literary Editor NEALY ESTHER .....,. ,Sales Manager ELIZABETH DRAPER .... -Joke Editor BEN TURNER ......,, Athletic Editor FRANCIS BROWNING .... Kodak Edf!Ol' K , lr 1.1 :Aug ix N n X 5' f Q m S i f f 1 nic 'L La' . ,.,, r .1 M, ef K, .ir f E U'?',!x f .3 h..l rigzi 121 L 'B I .guunnlllllv Il'l A i A 4 X Q 3 . N ' . wuz, ., W,,5l rg .fd ,L R 6 . fx -fi. 1 1 ,Q i 4' fir ,P v pv- 7' wx ,fr '. . -' SW XA 4159 5, 5 1 1 Af .. 'M A r ai 3,1 J' Q' Qu A'-'yi' W Q' N iv 1' ,w'4H2' L-.1 -H.. fn 5 nw K 7:11 1 my ,.N,i 1. Q ' A' v-.Bi:::,i:1n1w1 ima 1. w' ,A 154.-.ilu 'Www QW' -,,, :lf V 'N . lf' ff M ,uw I Auf t f 1 f X f X , . f' f 1 Ni' if will lt, I .pq l 1 .MN X V1 A . 5 'Q 5 , ' eg 1:1 fi W1-1 re Q in Tl-IE IVIAGCSOT Published Wiggly Vol. Cano No Good Boys Beaten Badly Several of our High School boys are suffering from severe and sundry wounds inflicted on them by an irate professor, Mr. Russel. The said boys were attempt- ing. according to Prof. Russel. to force him to wear a certain part,of presents re- ceived by him on the school Christmas tree! ACTRESS ENGAGED 'Tis reported in the best of circles that Roy Williams. noted piccoloist. finally mustered up enough courage to ask the hand of Hazel Light. dainty daughter of cinema. The wedding is postponed un- til the first frost as the hero is an addict of hay-fever. Ho! Scum! Hast Heard the latest? Latest what, bragadaccio? Juicy Gossip! Nay. silly one! What has thy dirty ears been hearing of late? Ah! A certain young quartette of ye nobility stole from the walls of the cas- tle and wandered to ye citye of Spring- field, only to be captured and kept in pris- on for four days and nights. Aunt Gracie's advice to the love-lorn: Dear Aunt Gracie: My dandruff is gone and l'm still un- popular! What shall I do? UWALLFLOWERH Listerine, m'dear. Listerine! Aunt Gracie: I am bothered with would-be girl friends. How can I rid myself of the ladies? VJILLIE MATHEWS Dear Boy: Eat onions and if that fails, try garlic. Society Mr. Emmitt Massey entertained with a bridge luncheon last Thu'sday afternoon. It was a very charming affair. The house was decorated gorgeously with oak boughs and buttercups. A three course luncheon was served. consisting of bread. butter, and cheese. Miss Vivian Curran assisted in the serving. A simple. but effective bridegroom was solemnized by Miss Juanita Wrinkle not many moons hence. The ecstatic bride- groom had on the conventional black tie. wlile the embarrassed young bride wore pale blue stockings. The couple created quite a sensation when they descended the church stairs. Nuzitums Mr. Ben Turner has started on his sec- ond bottle of Lepages glue mending his broken rib. Fritz Woosley has been on the puny list of late. but has gained two pounds in the last week. You should step into the Wiggly Mag- got office and view the enormous spud grown by Mr. Cha.les Windsor. lt is three feet long and has one thousand. twenty-three eyes. Want Ads Wanted-A kiddy-car by a little boy painted red.-Hubert Calkins. Wanted-A man.-Louise P. Wanted--A piano by a young lady with mahogany legs. Lost-Pocketbood with S100 and a stick of gum in it. Finder may keep the money.-Chas. Allison. Tempers-Finder please throw away. -R. I.. and C. J. Lost-Little white dog trimmed in black. Answers to name of Blues Phone 359. Page Sixly-one ll .'Q I tl it ter if 115 fi-rx -if - fi'-N . . :Zh .. M' ' 2' fffgwii i i f :Kyiv f T X I., . ' 'pi 3 1 I ' i. ' ' x Tri in C- l. Mr. Deppe in bloomers 2. Pappy's enemy. 3. Miss Algeo on roller skates. 4. Miss Johnson talking slowly. 5. Ruth F. without her shadow. 6. Louise Mulcare six feet tall. 7. Mr. Russell without his rabbit's foot. VERSE AND AGIN' US Athletes may come Athletes may go And fade as in a dream. The horsefly is the best of all He's always on the team. She doesn't like a shady joke. She doesn't swear. She never flirts. She doesn't neck. She doesn't smoke. She doesn't wear those shortened skirts. She doesn't dance. She doesn't sing. And shieks in pants don't mean a thing. She doesn't use the beauty salves. But won't refuse to show her calves. You ask her name- Well, that's a wow. She's not a dame. She's just a cow. Hush little Senior, Don't be bold You're only a Freshman Four years old. Why is Bill walking down the street between Turner and Burd? Awe. they're playing they're a lim- burger cheese sandwich. Luther-Who's the best looking boy in Lebanon High. and why am I? Miss Adams-Have you read, To a Field Mouse? T. T. Stude-No! How do you get them to listen? Lela-Did you notice that good look- ing boy who sat across from you in the study hall this morning? Hazel-The one with the orange neck- tie. green shirt, blue eyes and dark curly hair? No! Why? Mike-When do the leaves begin to turn? Ike-The night before exams. Page Sixty-two Mr. Rainey-Where have you been all week? Edgra G.-Stop me if you have heard this one They stood beneath the mistletoe. p' He knew not what to do: For he was only tive feet tall HDTC' And she was six feet. two Mr. McMillan-Now boys. you must never do anything in private that you wouldn't do in public Foster-Hurray. No more baths Pa Palmer-Say. look here: you aren't getting as much milk from those cows as you used to. Roy-Nope. sorta lost my pull. Bennie--Keep still. Ben. Jim's got his eye on you. Ben-Well. all Ican say is that he knows a good looking guy when he sees one. His mother calls him Louis. He is the fourteenth. Max-I've never seen such dreamy eyes. Flo-That's because you've never stay- ed so late before. Gee-Did you want to catch that train? Whiz-No. I was just chasing it away from the station. Dorothy-Dad. if you will give me a dime. I'll be a good girl. Mr. Mac-When I was your age I was good for nothing. Dick Lorrance-I'm going to marry a beautiful girl and a good cook. Bill J.-You can't: that's bigamy. Chuck J.-Miss Algeo. should a guy be punished for something he didn't do? Miss A-Of course not. C. Johnson-Well. I didn't do my al- gebra. Something that runs in the best of families--Silk hose. Clint-There's one thing I like about my girl. Jordon-W'hat's that? Clint-The fellow that she goes with. T ca- fl The Rngues Gallery Jim Gray Crime Giving lnot makingj I s in study hall Sentence: Polishing broom handles all his life. Description: Lean with tan shrubbery. Mary Willard Crime: Talking Sentence: Muzzled Description: Not necessary. P1 IIDCI ww x i X,1' X N PV ll' If NW ,.., .,. 55 . 7 N l'l 'il ll! . I 1 - . y 1 . ply' WU I i Henry W. Owen Crime: Flirting with Ruby. Sentence: Join the Girl Scouts. Description: Usually wears a blue sweater. Chester Lemery Crime: Not shaving. Sentence: Denied the pleasure of red cap. Description: Short of stature. but mighty of muscle. Floyd Ragland Crmie: Writing poetry. Sentence: Tarred and feathered. Description: Black haired, hungry looking bloke. Bernice Inglish Crime: Succumbing to curly hair. Sentence: Wearing long underwear. Description: Tall. blonde, dreamy eyes. Herbert H illme Crime: Pulling the cave man act. Sentence: Life on the Sahara desert. Description: Has a Harold Teen look. Often seen hunting rabbits. Faye Hough Crime: Writing letters in study hall. Sentence: Stay home from Sunday School for three months. Description: Wears clothes Solemn. THAT'S MY WEAKNESS NOW! Hester-Believing everything Firman tells her. Lee-Robbing the cradle. Bennie Weaver-Teasing children. Dot Vernon-Editing annuals. Nealy-Curly hair. Dillard Davis-Bein' ludicrous. Marjorie Whipple-Reflecting mirror into Junior High study hall Louise Moore-Visiting the Negro School. Dot Downing-Lithping? Claude Dugan-Writing notes. Josephine-Trying to beat Frances. XVayne Hillhouse-Wipin' Windshields. Mabel McWilliams-That Blonde Bloke. Page Sixty-three ' il Lv. if li li W 3 ii? 1 fr it Q ff! 435 W . . , lil rw Anna Palmer-Being dignified. ' I Violetta Tate-Doing the Highland Fling. .I J W Bib Draper-Wearing papa's shoes. Fern Miller-Ripping out Home Ec. dress. 7 1 Merlin Jones-Patty. A, Faye Ponder-Wearing spikes. W ll.!.il W JOKE SECSHUN The Freshman's by-word-- Oh yah? Isabel-I feel as if I were going to faint! ' Skinny-Great Scott. don't faint. I wouldn't know what to doY Izy-Oh well. then there's no use fainting. Mr. McMillan-Which side of the heart is smaller? Frosh-The inside, of course. Jackie lto Olga, walking down the streetj-May I come, too? Olga--You'll never come to, unconscious. Even his best friend wouldn't tell him so he flunked the exam. Frank Cin classl--He was born, he was born, he was born- Charlie-Gee, he must have been triplets! Miss Burgess-Have you done any outside reading? J. H. Abbott--Not yet. It's been too cold to read outsidz. Carnie-Hello, Claude. Using your car this afternoon? Claude-I am afarid I am. Carnie-Fine. you won't need your tennis racket. Mine is broken. Clyde-Don't be like that: act like a gentleman. Irene-Sorry. but I don't do imitations. Herman Johnson--About twelve o'clock the party waxed merry. Vivian C.-Poor Mary. Ralph Massey-Say anything to me, big boy, and I'll make you eat your words. John Hill-Chicken dumplings, hot biscuits, and watermelons. Mary Louise Wilson-Where did you get those sweet little dimples? Ann P.-By sleeping on collar buttons all night. Mrs. Rainey-Papa, baby has your ears and nose. Papa labsent mindedlyb-Take 'em away from her. It's getting so noth- ing is safe around here. Roy-I am burning with love. Dot-Oh, don't make a fuel of yourself. Page Sixty-four . 'i ,. rg? yy? gl 1 I ,: qi ffl I W Iowiln X X,Q fist Said a little chicken to the red hen. Why are you eating those tacks? Her answer was, I'm going to lay a carpet man thought you were a crank for sending him home last night Dad Lbrilliantly sometime later on same Blue Mondayl-Well, it takes a crank when there isn't a self starter. Laughter followed Hickling Junior Lsneeringlyj-Oh. yes, tell them all you know, it won't take long. Irate Soph.-l'll tell them all we both know: it won't take any longer Hester Creproachfully to her father on a Blue Monday morningl--Dad, Fir- Dusty Crack! What? The human brain is a marvelous organ. It starts to function as soon as we wake up and doesn't stop till we get to school. Say Fritz-Why don't you have a horn on your car? Oh. I don't think it's necessary. I have a little sign on the front that says. Dodge Brothers. Getting baby to sleep is hardest when she is 17. It's the small things in life that tell said Ruby as she dragged her little sis- ter from under the sofa. Miss McGregor-For two cents. I'd throw this penny away. Miss Burgess-What did Caesar mean by, Away, away slight men? Chas. A.-Aw! Gwan, beat it, yuh little runts. Miss Marshall-Now Bill, what comes next to H in the alphabet? Bill Vernon-I dunno. Miss Marshall-What have I on both sides of my nose? Bill-Freckles. Eldon-Soap's good for the eyes. Thad-Yeah! Eldon-Yeah, it makes them smart. Dick Crow-Gosh! There was a worm in that bite of apple. Kind Friend-Here. take a drink of water: wash it down. Dick-Wash it down nothing! Let the beggar walk. There is nothing that broadens one like travel, unless it's too many hot fudge sundaes. Miss Johnson-Do you know Shakespeare well? Mr. Russell-Gwan, you can't kid meg Shakespeare is dead! First Ag.-I never saw such a season. My corn ain't an inch high yet. .Second Ditto--An inch high! Why, the birds have to kneel down to eat mine. Page Sixty-five Wir ifii K A iw w 5, lllil 9v51iLT J 'f uv, 1, 't fd This First Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Log iBook of Lebanon Wigh School YEAR 1930 day at sea, Znd of September. All hands on deck. Anchor up. We're off! day out. Sept. 3rd. Each sailor assigned his post. No breakers in sight. 9-T. T. Club witnesses demonstrations at Wallace Wright school. ll-Oflicers chosen. Nealy Esther placed in command. 23-Seniors vote to publish a Log of this year's voyage. Votes cast fo. .fi IIQQNI 'i PM F-1 institution of activity period for this year. The ayes have it. 28-Shore leave to Bennett's. One man overboard. 30+Journalism Club formed. News will be circulated! Second month at sea, second day of October. Athletic Association organized Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. and officers elected. 7-Paymasters collect club dues. Money in evidence everywhere. Qln- cluding Jim Gray's study hall.j 15-T. T. Club celebrates Hallowe'en season with a party. Roy Wil- liams and his cat draw much attention. 18-Basket Ball season opens. Victory for Rogersville. 22-Mr. Rainey's Geography class explores Smittle's Cave. 28-Mr. Russell takes shore leave for Joplin. Is there a pretty girl in every port? 31-St. Hallow's day. Beware the ghosts. ye yellow-livered seamen. The spirit of Mr. Rainey was seen to casually turn over a flower box. November. third month at sea. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. l-Basket Ball Season! Pep meetings and snake dances prevail! Spirit of competition and fight aroused! l-Victory for Waynesville. 5-We made it too windy for Windyville so we won. 6-Richland carried off all honors of the evening. 15-Thirty-six miles to Hartville and a defeat. 22-More pep, a victory from Niangua. 12-Would-be teachers observe at Liberty. 13-Vacation. Teachers go to St. Louis to Teacher's Meeting. Cwobs of fun for everyone. 18-Debate Club organized. Miss Burgess, sponsor. Famous Argu- menters make their appearance. 24-Preliminary debate. Much talk and little argument. Hope is not lost. The question is. A'Resolved that installment buying of personal property as now practiced in U. S. is both socially and enconomically de- sirable. 28-Thanksgiving. Count your blessings. Paye Sixty-six 1 if 2, Rf. 'gl fl l gf x1 1, ff 'fd - I W' , 1:1 65:11-1. Q fl Dec Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. g f W December, fourth month at sea. 6-Second preliminary debate in assembly. Students give decision to neg- - X1 f up ative. 5-Loyal boosters and pep stimulaters transported in trucks to scene of action at Marshfield. Defeat for Lebanon. For score see Athletic Sec tion. 7-Seventeen more shopping days until Christmas. 20-Assembly in auditorium. Santa makes his yearly visit and the usual donations. 30-Everyone back from vacation. Mr. Rainey's new ties are much in evidence. 31-Latin Club watches the New Year in and the old year out. 1930 January. fifth month at sea. Jan Jan Jan Jan. Jan. 7-T. T. Club entertains with apron and overall party. Taffy and pop- corn. 9-The photographer has a busy day. 16-Lebanon vs Conway in debate. Conway won: Lebanon one. T. T. class fix their room into an ideal rural school. Hot beans and a visit from Miss Moberly. 24-Lose fight in Basket Ball game with Marshfield. 29-Debate with Richland. Ted Willard makes memorable pep talk. February, sixth month at sea. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 3-Members of T. T. Club do practice teaching in rural schools. 10-T. T. party. Last year's class invited. 12-Annual Staff makes a big drive. Record breaking sales are made. 21-Basket Ball season closes with game between Competition and Marsh- Held. Cup given to Competition. A 26-Debate with Richland. Girls quarrel over their sheik. 27-Girl Reserves organized. Large membership. March. seventh month at sea. March 5-Latin Club invites Civic Pride Club to their St. Pat's party. March 10--Practice debate held at Richland. March 12-Annual Hi-Y banquet held. Talk given by Rev. Campbell of Springfield. Plenty of food. March 14-Civic Pride and Pep Clubs have a bacon and egg fry at Elder Pond. March 17-Civic Pride Day sponsored by Civic Pride Club for purpose of get- ting the townspeople and the school to cooperate in making Lebanon more beautiful. All available jobs are Hlled. Names of those clubs having 100 per cent working membership will be placed on a plaque which will be hung in Wallace Memorial Building. March 19-Picnic held for those who worked on Civic Pride Day. Debate Club Qoes to see A'Sunny Side Up and enjoy banana splits afterwards. Page Sixty-seven P4 IIDCI akvri' i f '54 2+ . ffl iiit Q 51 27K ,fl QQ. xx 4 ! ff A 'mill' V lm ' f ' W. pf NH f A lim i yi X X , .... pfa .,, Q X K M r' March 28-Operetta Up in the Air given. Pretty costumes, beautiful mu March 'Bl-Faculty gives program in assembly April, eighth month at sea. April l-April Fool's Day. H5111 April 8-9-Physical Education Demonstration. April 14-How time does fly. April 25-Just one more month of school. ill' sic, and sparkling humor. . J . ug 11 A snr May. ninth month at sea-nearing port. May l-May baskets. May-be! May 2-Senior class play Bah given. May 6-Vocational teams go to Columbia to state contests. May 10-Annual Junior-Senior reception. May l l-Baccalaureate sermon. May 15-Commencement. Graduation. May l6-Ship in harbor. Page Sixty-eight WA ,f . f i I I' Vikx ,457 i' ij 3 ii if eff- 1- Q Q at A-A A G Q . -- M if 1 . Y 'Q' n . l'l Qllumm CDt'recto'ry IQZQ M11.DRED CLARK ------- 4 ... ... - ...,.- President 'A Mus. LAWRENCE lVlAYF1ELD ., ,.,... Vice President A ii Cumis JAMES --- .V...,. --- -------- Sec.-Treas. Wil IIDIGI Almon Atkins. Springfield, Mo.-Business College. Burl Atkins. Springfield, Mo.-Business College. Louise Beck, St. Louis, Mo.-Washington University 11 Gladys Bell, Lebanon, Mo.-Portland Cafe. N I George Bethurem, Springfield, Mo.-Business College Robert Benson. Lebanon, Mo.-Bell Telephone Co. Bertha Blickensderfer, Lebanon, Mo.-At Home. Mary Boyd, Tulsa. Okla.--Nurses' Training Goldie Bradshaw, Corkery-Teaching. Sylvia Bradshaw. Tulsa, Okla.-Nurses' Training Marie Burns, Lebanon, Mo.-Teaching Wilburn Butcher, Columbia, Mo,-University of Missouri. Carleton Carr, Phillipsburgh, Mo.-At Home. Helen Chandler, Lebanon, Mo.-At Home. Ivan Chester, Jefferson City, Mo.-Public Service Dorothy Davis, Lebanon, Mo.-At Home. Lois De Berry, Lebanon, Mo.-Rice-Stix Factory L John Douglas, Eldridge, Mo.-Teaching Q. Dorothy Edwards, Tulsa, Okla.-Nurses' Training r, Farrel Edwards, Springfield, Mo.-Business College 9 Floyd Edwards, Springiield, Mo.--Business College S Lillian Edwards, Des Moines. Iowa-Drake University lf Oral Edwards, Lebanon, Mo.-Hooker's Garage Q- Blanche Eilenstien, Lebanon, Mo.-Domestic XTX Hudson Foster, Columbia, Mo.-University of Missouri V5 Graham Gilmer, Lebanon, Mo.-Farming Lawrence Gilmer, Lebanon, Mo.-Farming Rufus Grace, Columbia, Mo.-University of Missouri Harold Griflin, Lebanon. Mo.-Clerk at Joe Knight's Bertha Hall, Lebanon, Mo.-Clerk at A. D. Roper's Albert Hayes, Lebanon, Mo.--Clerk at A. D. Roper's James Hellwig-Deceased Ward Hill, Detroit, Mich.-Salesman Franke Holt. Columbia, Mo.-University of Missouri Lillian Hollandsworth, St. Louis, Mo. Mary Holt, Springfield, Mo.-Business College Dorothy Hurt. Lebanon, Mo.-Rice-Stix Factory Faye Jacobs. Sleeper, Mo.-At Home. Lucille Johnson. Lebanon, Mo.-At Home Carl Jones, Columbia, Mo.-University of Missouri Florence Jones. Columbia, Mo.-University of Missouri Dorothy Joslyn, St. Charles, Mo.-Lindenwood Avis King, Lebanon, Mo.-Martin Grocery Paae Sixtu-m 1 K x F 4,,, g i 5 aa: sri .si Q . ff. it i-a Lynos Lewis. Lebanon, Mo.-Teaching ' i Kenneth Martin, Lebanon, Mo.-Frisco Time Keeper M Thelma Mathews, Plato, Mo.-Teaching M Robert Mayfield, Columbia, Mo.+University of Missouri W Gladys Miller-Ratcliff, Marshfield, Mo.-Married kk, ,W .lame Mills, Lebanon, Mo.-Clerk IIIIQI Robert Mills, Lebanon, Mo.-R. R. Substitute Mi Ralph Moore, Columbia, Mo.-University of Missouri. Louise Mustard, Kansas City, Mo.-Harvey's 1 Edith O'Dell, St. Louis, Mo.-Nurses' Training 5 Leslie Oliver, Columbia, Mo.-Hall's Coaching School Farron Owen, Columbia, Mo.-University of Missouri. cfigx Hugh Palmer, Russ, Mo.-Teaching ll Evan Pickett, Texas County-Teaching 'IAQ' Evelyn Ratcliff, Lebanon, Mo.-Rice-Stix Factory Delia Rich, Springfield, Mo.-Teacher's College Lorene Robinson, Lebanon, Mo.-Teaching Stanley Robinson, Lebanon, Mo.--Teaching Alma Rogers, Lebanon, Mo.--Married. Roxie Romans, Lebanon, Mo.-Teaching Joe Ross, Nebraska--Farming Ruth Traw, Springfield, Mo.-Business College lla Turner, Lebanon, Mo.-Teaching Laura Turner, Lebanon, Mo.--Teaching Gladys Van Hooser, Marshall, Mo.-State School . Perry Van Hooser, Lebanon, Mo.-Farming Clifford Vernon, Lebanon, Mo.-Farming Alma Vickers, Lebanon, Mo.-At Home Wayne Waterman, Bagnell, Mo.-Time Keeper Grace West, Bolivar, Mo.-S. W. Baptist College Harold Wheeler, Decaturville, Mo.-State Highway Everette Whiteson, Lebanon, Mo.-Teaching Paul Zelsman, Lebanon, Mo.-Farming Fred Wright, Lebanon, Mo.-Farming Carter Wrinkle, Springfield, Mo.-Kroger's Store Ora Young, Lebanon, Mo.--Teaching William Shields, Lebanon, Mo.-Clerk at Houser's Drug Store Adelene Mayfield, Columbia, Mo.-University of Missouri Alta Geisler, Lebanon, M.o-Rice- Stix Factory Irene Whipple, Lebanon, Mo.-Teaching Page Seventy . , .. f L-f'V?,Sf?': '-15' 5,,5-ff9 ' Tiff 1 'J ' 4' '. ' -- . N. . Q if.fTEe- T -mal if---V Ti? 'Lf 25-'A Pr- rf-.f3'.-,..V21?' ' T7 - Z WHS' , , ' ' ' .Y iff? V VN Lge ff. . Q ' ' 1. 5 . . 4. .. ,....,,.fE,. , I . .. -.. ...ikf . .,., -. .. .. ,I ... wif 42. ,,,,. ,, V-1' f4'5f-.i'.! ' g,.- pw an-5'c.-41? ga: ,, -' x '.jep::'Vg Q' . 'f li:-3. V Fx: 'F . f 'fm .' 'ff .g'j'F:K. 1 :aw ,VAL 5.316 - - -,L gm??'f1 Q . 2 I - - 'SEQ , f g' . V5t, Q e ',f' .,'1i- Q W 1 . . 1 --... . 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