Lebanon High School - Trilobite Yearbook (Lebanon, OH)
- Class of 1927
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N .X wg Av 'A - wma an 45.235525 ..a,!+-a v ,g A .V ' Pffif ilw L. 4 f Azygfgkgwk The Tvffilobite 1927 Published by STUDENTS OF LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Me ' 4 41' V M5 gi3LL. 'f1+ iw! b. Jffx-fr'5'4 -.. pw -4 J, . , ' 'Q ' 1 ' T 'Wig' ' ' ':':,,,f,w A -:PVFYK .- .' n- Fi- FJ M 1, f'?93'i v1- 1. 4 -, A 1' ' - Q55 I . ..w. A N . 5 , st, H?L.'l:Af1E4' nrt aw f X I Yv1k'iff.' w ur. 1 if firm QQ.6l'?gf- 3 ll. 1 M.. X ,, +1'3x,q1,-1 rl 0 ian '1' W , 'R lm f 11.-Q. .' ' f LTEWQ , fr J? l. ,. ' 'ue ,.w . vw -- '11 ,W , ,en assssssassiaasmssi-sfasws 233225323 Qi? 25? E QE EES! 5155 599 oreword SE QW It is the purpose of this book to show . . . . 14' the activites in Lebanon High School for W the year of 192627. In the years to come may it be your memory book and by its pictures and phrases may it help you to live again the happy hours of S42 work and play that you spent in QQ, Lebanon Hi. 509 EXE Emibaligiiiiigiigiigiw 'S Contents is Faculty mtczw Classes snakes Athletics ww Organizations i ww Miscellaneous Cl.-4, 'E .'i YSETQQ QTY , . i A deg.. , .r-.T ri iQ'1.,D , mi it fa - is was is as fag 53 za 509 E E 5189 E isa QE! 5552 i M ,gi ' Dedwatzon W we E 3 To LUCILLB B. BERRY, we lovingly dedif fm M ' cate this bookg to one who has been a teacher and a friend to each student, 5.9, wg o si es giving o er a un ant store h be d f h b d of knowledge, has strengthened character in the pupils she is sending forth, who in M has entered wholefheartedly into every e activity of the school and is above all a QQ, s good sport. ' ssifaisasnisaisasgasszzsa jg ,, 'sl Rik NN ff iff. :va I LUCILLE B. BERRY :, K 11, vp 1V 13, 5? as 51, ,Mg V1 gin fi .f 1, 32 -va. 1 55?-f., ap, 1 j avi. . we ,,.... . :M . 1 is k 11 fg44Q5.r.K1fi1 : 1,:51.b3f1g I 5 Kr' Q -E11 ' zi ,i?T1fj 3511115-L, 1 Q 4:11, ,g. 1 Q ii A -3 VV' be aka F314 e Q1 ,5 frm. . 415-1, sq. . 1 , t 1, 5 a Q3 vpligi 'f :ff A Z 1 .S 11 QQ. -'1 35. f1Y+' 1f z2 5 Nl- H5111-1 ' -fl-3. , 4 'f'...l'1. I., N1s1ft1i 45 : wfih 1.p, ..1, ,111 1 1 1: ?l?Tffff'?f.f4'1 3 dh: 5 lil 'V In 5 -E191 ggi f ? .. as ITM, -ma: if in 21.1 111' 1 kv. QsQ52Q1:1.l:1- I 1 1 1 I I u I ' . I ' 1 I I 1 . I 1 I 1 ' 1 1 I 1 Onward Lebanon ri Oh, Lebanon Hi, to thee our tributes now we bring, To thee opfl alty andhservice shall forever cling, , Thy famekof any years is always kept alive, New sons are questing from thee and thru them thy name shall thrive. M Q I Chqm I I Onward Leb'nong Onward l..eb'nong I Our school so good and grandg - Keep the story of her glory 1 I For ever o'er the land. I I I Onward Leb'nbng 'Onward Leb nong 1 Fight on for her name, ' Fight students, I lFight to. bring our school to fame. I . I I ' 1 On land or sea our hearts will hold a love thatls true-- b I For thee we feel there is the deepest inspirationadueg I To guardithy name thru all eternity we're bound, y To thee we bring our-grateful homage-all the year around. I 1 I I I 1 , I I I 1 1 . I I 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I .- 151 I 1 I Wg, is 1 L 1 -,yf fa . :R -1 111 ' 111. . T lf 1141.41 ,g Q '. lffl .Apt stiuzlffi s123'.Ff in Q. 1 ' T' zliiffb O t :Ki Ii 1 wi 1 145- 115 Eif- ffr. -1 wflfia 5' 35:1 1 H 'rw 1' 1' . ff-111 ' ' 5 .1 5 .31 1 I sf- . . iff, 33144 af? -4-fbi? 1 241 rs Q I get flag, -9 1' 1 -Alt' 211 rv f 1 ,at-1. S' lf 25: aw I-11 ?f2515gEg 1 pei lk. 13 1 fi Qwr li ir ff? 1 S M- its 'M -3-1' 1 1: Qfmff' 4 1 L 151.1 . 'iw- 1f.g,s-s V' 1 iffy ', an iii? 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WILLIAM M. HAWKE, Principal Science, Mathematics A. B. University of Cincinnatig Graduate School of Education 'lHis magic was not far to seek, he was so human. LUCILE B. BERRY English, Dramatics, Social Sciences, Mathematics Ph. B. National Normal Universityg Earlham College: University of Chicago She opens he-r mouth with wisdom and her tongue is the law of kindness. BERNICE EVANS Latin, General History A. B. National Normal University: University of Cincinnatig University of Chicago 'KEarnestness alone inalees life eternity. 'l ' ' X . -v',l'L' i , 'ti S --1 .4 M, , N, - . '. A .f '- . if '- 1' fin Eff? K QV+fi'2fgEiii?31'-'fp if-:ev-case - f-cw' ,alta 'rn i ' 1vg- , .A , . 1.4. , kg., .sn :-i5,.i.,: A I .Ts my we A5 M.: JM, .mx-n,.w .nf uf -w-,.v4-- f- is .ki .1 lf , ,. . - ... e V,-it..i,:.,:.Z.-vi-aff-i1r'f,S.1Mi,Lg Wei. V 7 wh- - -l1-:A-:ww-IL--.-msv-L-m:L...n.slw:.m4,su..1 ' - f 5 .,N.1qg,, i1t,gf5,f i-n ew l...4., fi.. is -3 ,gpg' ,,f. 5g,q, 1 A 'L i 'f ,z5 'm'v.. , Vi QQ? EDITH HARRIS English, Social Sciences Ohio Wesleyan University: University of Pittsburg: University of Chicago When she passed, it seemed like the passing of exquisite music. Mskczusiurii STROHMINGER Commercial Zamcrinn School: Bliss College: Miami University ln character, in manner, in style, in all things, the supreme excellence is simplicity. Homin W. MCCLURE Science, Industrial A. B. Ohio State University: University of Cincinnati A man that blushes is not quite a brute. BLANCHE D. CALLON French, English, Home Economics XVimington College: University of Cincinnati lt is well to think well. lt is divine to act well. . I . . i l . i ' QU nb' 'i.gz'21s 'Mim 'G 1,l 4.4i Mfi,pi f'1I'j,- . 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Vice President ul Athletic Assueiaitiun 3. Annual Stull 3. 4, Light Stull 4. Glee Club 3. 4. Operettal I. 2. 3. Ami what lic greatly llmuglit, lic mrbly dared. IVIARAIURIE BANUIIAM Marge Aeiideinic I. 2. 3. 4. Cuinrnercizil Club 3. 4. Ulee Club 3, 4. Honur Club 3. 4, Athletic Association I. 2. 3. 4. Light Stall 4. An' nuzil Stall 3. 4. Operetta I. 2. 3. 4, Vice President ul Class 1. 2. 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Dmiiiaitie Club 4. Vice President ul' Honor Club 4. Editor ul Annual 4. But .vo fair Slic' talqcx tlic Ivrcatll of man away. Wliii gaze upon Iicr unaware, Miwiusn VVEAVER Mackie Acaieleinie I. 2. 3. Cluiiiiiieirizil 3. 4. Coin' rnercizil Club 3. 4. Glec Club 3. 4. Atb' letie Assoeiatiim I. 2. 3, 4. Treasurer of Class 3, 4. Light Stull 3. 4. Annual Stuff 3. 4. Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4. She that wax erin fair and iicver proud. Had lmiguc at will and yet never loud. IRMA Tuumvsuw Iv-mer Aczideiiiie l. Z. 3. 4. Honor Club 4. Cum- iiiereml Club 4. Glee Club 3. Athletic Asf wciaitioii I. 2. 4. Light Stull 4. Annual Stull 3. Operettai Z. 3. 4. Druinzitie Club 4. Basketball 3. '4l'larmmiv, with vrcry grace. Play.: in llic fair priiportimls nl liar lace. P X Q' 0 . A e, 1 40 3.4 , 1-'J Iii. ze 1.2 'QDN3 4 ,g'h3 -Ee MK SNA I' 'f' 005 . I! 1 I .11 X N- 1 M IP I t CLINTON CORWIN l'Penny Industrial 1, 2. Commercial 3, 4. President of Commercial Club 4. Commercial Club 3, 4. Citizen's Military Training Camp 2, 3, 4. Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4. Is true as steel. MARY NAOMI GOODWIN Nami Academic 1, 2, 3. 4. Light Staff 3, 4. Operetta 2, 3, 4. Clee Club 4. Commercial Club 3, 4. Honor Club 3. 4. Annual Staff 3, 4. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Honest labor bears a lovely face. PAUL E. DAKIN Mike Commercial 1, Z, 3, 4. Clee Club 3, 4. Operetta 1, 3. 4. Football 3. Basketball 1, Z, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3. Track 1, 2. Annual Stall 3, A faultless body and a blameless mind. a BERNIOE JAMES Bee' Academic 1, 2. 3, 4. Home Economics 1. Glee Club 3, 4. Home Economics Club 3. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Annual Staff 3. Operetta 2, 3. Pianist 2, 3, 4. I 'LA lady 'richly clad is she, Beautifully exceedingly. Romani j. WiLi.s Bob Coiniiicrciail l. 2. 3. 4. Aczitlcmic 3. Com' nicrciul Club 3. 4. Honor Club 3. 4. Sccrcf tairy and Treasurer of Honor Club 3. Athf lctic Association 4. Editor of Light 4. Opcrcttzi 4. Clce Club 4. Expression ix of more conxequence than xllapvq it will light up featu.res otlicwwise llt'd'l'X'.u Ifviz1-i'N Smvvifk Academic I. Commercial 2. 3. 4. Coinmcr' cial Club 3. 4. Glce Club 4. Light Staff 4. Tongm' or heart cannot conceive or name thee. HAnoLo I-IUTc:H1NsoN I-Iurm-une Commercial 1. 2. 3. 4. Coinmcrcial Club 3. 4. Opcrctta 4. Athletic Association 4. The two nohlext things, which are talking and listening. LAURA Miiiuziiiv. Meters Home Economics l. 2. Commercial l. 2. 3. 4. Commcrciul Club 3, 4. Light Stuff 4. Clcc Club 4. Opcrcttn 3. 4. For ti good poetk made as well as horn. . Q I vu. , W ?x,gj2jig,.f 'U 12-N ROBERT WILLIAMS Barney Academic 1. 2. Commercial 3. 4. Commerf cial Club 3, 4. Basketball 3. Football 3. Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. Track 3, 4. Operetta 3. Light Sraif 4. He was strong of body, and so much the stronger lie, by a wellfdisciplinecl exercise, taught it both to do and suffer. MARGARET ALICE BLAIR Sissy Academic l. 2. 3, 4. Honor Club 4. Glec Club 4. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Light Staff 4. Annual Staff 4. Operctta l, 2, 3, 4. She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. DAVID MELAMPY Dave Holy Trinity at Middletown 1, 2. Academic 1, 2, 3. Commercial 4. Commercial Club 4. The frst in glory as the jirst in place. MARGUERITE HIZAR Maggy Commercial 1. 2. 3. 4. Commercial Club 3. 4, Light Staff 4. Honor Club 4. Athletic Association 4. Operetta 3, 4. Dramatic Club 4. Glee Club 4. She moves! Life wanders up and down Thru all her face, and lights up every charm. I .. A A A.. , F. 21 .mi ,5ijQlii3Qgg ggi vu ga - gifs! all 21-3' lil! Q. 'L 1 - 51,5 1 11143 . I' 1 ,Tia f' v iii lf' 22.2 2-'f vt. .. Aw .7 Fi'-3 '. J-is Q 'F QQ, A. M '. fi. 'Ml 1 -1' .f V79 35:21 :aff .ff , 5 fhff ' iifa .f. i .r 1 TQ? f . wi . ..-if fvqf ,L . 7,1 Q1 1 ,fi T 1' 5 it. Q-E 1.1 V.. 1 QQ .. 13? if 11' 1 'F if iv 5 'ii ... '2 2 . lg, L :ag Ek. ' gfef . .1 fj'F'2 ffilfi 'JF in ' 'Q if., rg 1 1i .4 iii 1 V.: i,.j1 Slflllw iii .wil ' f ' 4 . ra . .,.i l-1 512:95 EAM . EW: 5- -,.,,.,:1., T?7'l?f', 1 4. .. W, J w 1 ' 'i .f wi C .,.1 V ,,5'e ... ,, .- . W , J -?:7f1'1..f wg: -'rg-Dew f1,v-.f':: .,,gwi 'Q A s- 2.1 2 if 'A r.fff'3'f -. .fa 1 .-.r saw -1.-fi-wi.. wmv Kris 1 li 1 ....s.w.w - - 1 -1 f 'ma r i - -1 pa., laogvwl. Y ft . 'Q R N151 .... u.- -- . ' .5 ' Q .. . ,-., L 'ali .N ,il . .1 nr., ..... M.. 11 .ff-'-f...'..L.i.f1.. ,fy .Q .g .mi PAUL HARROLD Par or Appien Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 2, 3, 4. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. President Athletic Association 4. Clee Club 3. Foot' ball 3, 4. Basketball 1, 3, 4. Annual Staff 4. Light Stail' 4. He was a man, take him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again. Dom HALL Dodo Domestic Science 1, 2. Commercial 3, 4. Commercial Club 3, 4. Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. Light Stall' 4. Who ran Through each mode of the lyre, and was mistress of all. HAROLD EDMON Isaac Academic 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Annual Staff 3, 4. Operetta 3. I would help others out of a fellowffeelingf' OLIVE CARNAHAN Carnie Waynesville High School 1, 2, 3. Commer' cial 1, 2, 3, 4. Commercial Club 4. Ath- letic Association 4. Oh, she is fairer than the evening air, Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. ll 1 '17 gp qw 1.5465 3 'X Niwwsf 'l--m.'- , ,.-fi.,..,,,..a .. 51.54-Q W 1-fga1.S3,, ,A--. :xx lf., .1Z'1.eg,' E?7r'::,5l:a 5 5, L' .1 5 Xi rr A sign. .ai , , . Q... 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She floats upon the 'river of his tlwughtsf, KENNETH SNIDER Kenny Academic 1. Commercial 2, 3, 4. Commerf cial Club 3, 4. Athletic Association 1. 2, 3, 4. Operetta 2. Vicefpresidcnt Commerf cial Club 4. He was ever precise in promise'lqeepi'ng. 7 MURIEL CASE Casey Academic 1. 2, 3, 4. Operctta 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Honor Club 4. Athletic Association 1, 2. 'KBeauty or wit is all' I find. LAXVRIiNfZli SHAWFIAN Sonny Academic l. 2. 3, 4, Glce Club 3. 4. Light Stall' 3, 4. Annual Stall 3. Football 2. 3. 4, Athletic Association l. 2. 3. 4. Operctta 3. 4. A limi arnmig ladies is a dreadful thing. Rriw Fosiiaix Commercial l. 2. 3. 4. Domestic Science 3. Commercial Club 3. 4. Home Economics Club 3. Secretary and Treasurer of Commer' cial Club 4. Basketball 3. 4. Athletic Association l, 2, 3. .HYUIUUI in limbs. in judgment old. Anriilin Dfxvis An Academic I. 2, Commercial 3. 4. Commer' cial Club 3, 4. Operctta 1. 2. 3. 4. Glce Club 4. Orchestra 1, Z, 3. 4. Athletic Association 2, 3. Wixi' lo resolve and patient to perforvnf' Huasczmsi. Hoitiwczsunmm Hersh Commercial l. 2. 3. 4. Commercial Club 3, 4. Operetta 3. Athletic Association 4. A decent lwlciness ever meets with friends. l'S n, ' A Zn, 'K ,. 'AN . ' fa v 5.92: N : '-.Qfwf f ww rs 'f -nl I N ef . - Fi 2 ,JL '. - K., - ,-gba .QA 4'-,fe +1 JOHN BRENNER Fairmont High School. Dayton 1. 2. 3. Com' mercial I, 2, 3, 4. The milclest manners, with the bravest mind. IRENE Loran Beans Academic 1. 2. Home Economics 3. 4. Com' mercial Club 3, 4. Dramatic Club 4. Clee Club 3, 4. Athletic Association 3. Operetta Z, 3, 4. Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. MARION LOER Harley, Academic 1, 2. Commercial 3. 4. Commerf cial Club 3. 4. Baseball 3. 4. Football 3. 4. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Light Stall 4. Men of few words are the best men. A winner never quits, A quitter never wins. 4 1 5 f n A The History of the Senior Class of '27 5 :T Like bold buccaneers of old the class of '27 broke into High School in '23 with a crew of seventyfnine very modern and intellectual pirates. As pirates must have leaders, like everyone else, we chose for our Captain, Mylin Ross, alias Pink , for first mate, Marjorie Bangham, otherwise known as Marg , secretary, Warren Young, and guard of the Treasure, Ike Dakin. Of course, being green, we were treated unmercifully by the veterans, but we showed ourselves worthy of honor, by good sportmanship and school spirit, not to mention our contributions to athletics and the Honor Roll. At the end of the year there was considerable storm on the high seas, which swept over our ship, washing a few over board. As Sophomores we regained much of our dignity which had been badly shaken by said storm and went through the second year full sail ahead. We were the most talked of class in school, being admirable for our ability in every line of athletics, class work, and social duties. The annual storm this year was not so bad and we lost very few of our shipmates. We sailed down upon the Junior year with a crew of thirty-'one and proceeded to elect a secretary and treasurer, namely Irma Thompson, and Mildred Weaver. This year we could honestly boast of our contributions to L. H. S., among which were eight football men, five basketball men, three basketball girls, two Honor Club students, fifteen members of Los Alumnos de Comercio, two in the Home Economics Club, one of the Light staff, ten on the Annual staff and sixteen in the operetta. Besides these numerous contributions we claimed the fastest typist of all the High Schools in southwestern Ohio and the winner of the High School Oratorical Contest. On top of all these activities we held various money making functions all through the year. With the money we had earned by the sweat of our brow we had the customary Junior' Senior banquet and along with some very hard work we had a corking good time. And now we are Seniors. What terror yet what pride we have in accomplishing our last achievements for the sake of our dear Old Lebanon Hi! Among these achieve' ments we may mention a few of which we are justly proud. For instance, we have seven football men, four notorious basketball men, one basketball girl, six Honor pupils, fourteen in Los Alumnos de Comercio, and twelve in the operetta. We are going out soon, leaving our burden to be taken up by the next class and we take great pleasure in the thought that we have straightened out a great many problems which have been cast off with the rest of our burden. We have produced, without doubt, under the man' 1 . l l 1 :tar L35 13' et 1 , V , A ,,, it ft - L.: ,Tn l Wasil g . V A 'rzgsgai Y ' . 1wfrg . ii?-ii' 'fSM:'f6'f-1 .Xi ' i'J-Pi' 4' ' ' . r ., , , . 5 f ' 1-1111-- 3M 1 I ' -Qt al I ' ff fggyigf:.,gg5 1 i 'f' ,QI L. trtggi.. agement of Robert Wills, the finest 'Lightl' that has ever been put out, we have con- tributed to the basketball team its. swiftestkmd hardest' players, we have given to the Honor Club the most brilliant among us, vve have given' to our teachers the love and respect that is due them, we have given to l.ebanon High School the best that we have, Familiar Fibs Bob Will: Oh, I make so malny mistakes in typing: Sissy Blair: I don't care a thihg about boys. Pink Ross: I'm not going oui for the team this year. Bernice James: I'm not going to school for a good time. Lawrence Shawhan: I never copied on a test in my life. Naomi Goodwin: I didn't know a thing on that test. Mrs. Berry: I won't give ydu much written work this term. . .. 3:1 -fi v.gis,v5 !,. fk','321 j . .Ht - -gr'-s .: ., w , .M Y! E, . , fy, ., 25,3 .rvr 1 fn. ' tx. .. ,-. '. 341 It -,,1a,N5 i 'S A li 1 il ' ,f'Af455' 'Q -A ies . ,Q , 4 .1 lse- 1' yr ' .ggpsw gr tl sp rg. j a , V--.-.Ar Jr-if 1 l up :L . The Class Prophecy After living in Hollywood for twelve years, taking part in numerous productions, I came back to Lebanon for a visit. At a Missionary Meeting, I met Mary Elizabeth Scofield, a class friend, who is the proprietor of the East End Grocery. We spent a very gossipy time over the accomplishments of our fellow classmates. And the things she told me! Did you know Mylin Ross holds the record for pulling more teeth in one minute than any other dentist in the world? And Bernice james is a member of james Ray's Red Headed Review. Mary Lib saw her with her own eyes. Bob Williams is still a bachelor, the Beau Brummel around town. And Margaret Alice Blair runs a Tea Room on Broadway which is the most popular place in town. Did you know that she's married? Yes, she married an agent for the Eco'Thermal Stove Company. And Bill Foley-you remember he spent his childhood on the farm-well, he developed into a veterinary. Irma Thompson is famous for her illustration of a fashion strip entitled Irresistable Irma, running in the Woman's World. I heard that Paul Dakin, after his famous quartette sang before King Alfonso of Spain, married a blackfeyed Spanish girl and is living somewhere over there. Everybody's talking about Mildred Weaver. Her portrait called A Perfect Picture , painted by some famous artist is hanging in the London Art Gallery. Mary Lib said she saw Marion Loer working in one of those big Dow Stores fthat are supposed to have drugsj. You remember Marjorie Bangham. Well, she's following Mrs. Berry's teaching and is leading actress for A Night in Paris showing in all the leading cities along the coast. We went to see Barnum and Bailey's Circus which was in town and who do you think we saw? Robert Wills as Jolly Bobby in a side show! And you know the famous designer Muriel, who ranks with Patou? She's the one we used to know in the class of '27. And did you see that notice in the paper about Lawrence Shawhan? Why, it said he had committed bigamy, but I guess it was disproved as he sued the paper. He's awfully wealthy now. My friend told me about a newly opened beauty shop, run and owned by Madamoiselle Naomi Goodwin. The patrons are from the most exclusivesociety. The attempt to carry out the fortune told by Mrs. Burns, led Paul Harrold to India. Can you believe it, he married an Indian woman and he is at home on East Silver St. with his wife and triplets. Dora Hall got her chance at Fred's Opening, now she's modeling at Lazarus in Columbus. You remember the Corwin boy- he's one of the happiest farmers around Lebanon. His specialty is the raising of Poland China hogs. While in Washington, Mary Lib saw Ruby Foster, who she learned is nursemaid to the children of the Ambasf sador from Iceland. Have you heard about Harold Edmons? They say he's a second Billy Sunday and attracts huge crowds to his evangelistic services. He's scheduled to appear at the Opera House. Have you seen that book of poems by Laura Mercer? Critics say that she is one of the few modern poets whose works will live. I heard a talk over the radio by Kenneth Snyder, who is famous as a big game hunter. He's been in Africa several years. Evelyn Sawyer is a famous Athletic Director on account of in- struction received in High School by her sojourns to the gym. Arthur Davis has become as popular as Paul Whiteman with his orchestra. He's even getting fat. Did you know that Harold Hutchinson is bookkeeper at one of Kresge's 5 Ei 10 stores? They say he's a whirlwind with the ladies. Phyllis Oram is married and of course is a very economical housewife as they live on game which her husband brings in. Olive Carnahan, the pre' ferred blonde, is still breaking men's hearts. I heard, too, that David Melampy is a. cow puncher on the Bar X Ranch in Nevada. Did you know that Irene Loer turned to politics? Yes, she was elected to the General Assembly from this district. John Brenner is a second Patrick Henry and delivered an oration on Why Gentlemen Pre' fer Blondes. I had a bit of news to tell Mary Lib and that is that our friend Margue' rite Hiza.r, in Hollywood, is makinga picture The Untamed Lady. It will be the making of her reputation. Herschel Hollingshead has made a fabulous amount of money from his new deodorant for onions. It all seems so strange. You certainly can't tell how a person will turn out from the way he acts in High School. I 662300555 Last Will and Testament We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twentyfseven, of the city of Lebanon, Turtle' creek Township, County of Warren, Seventh District, State of Ohio, North Central Section of the United States of America, Western Hemisphere, who are about to make our exit from this higher institution of learning, and who realize that the many hard' ships and trials and perplexities of this phase of life are about to cease, and who are of sound mind and memory, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament, to wit: To the Student Body, we bequeath the right to bow in reverence at the mention of any or all of this most notable class, which on the nineteenth of May shall depart from among you. To the juniors, we bequeath our dignity and honors, which can be possessed only by so distinguished a group as Seniors. To the Sophomores, we bequeath the privif lege of having socials provided they are not converted into petting parties. To the Freshmen, we bequeath the right to entertain L. H. S. with a circus, using their midgets, giants, acrobats, athletes, and other actors. To the Faculty- To Mr. Callon, we leave a copy of Doctor Iohnson's Dictionary in order that his supply of words shall not become exhausted. To Mr. Hawk, we leave an electric curling iron and an alarm clock. Nuf Sed. To. Mrs. Berry, we leave an automatic papergrader, whereby she may have more time for teaching the art of necking. To Miss Evans, a studius Cicero class. To Miss Harris, an assembly of sweet songsters. To Miss Strohminger, the exclusive right of addressing all callers and students as dean To Mrs. Callon, a class of good cooks. To Mr. McClure, we will one hundred dollars to go toward paying his light bill for one week. To Mr. Bangham, we give a year of health and prosperity. To Mr. Black, we leave our deepest appref ciation as a coach. The ability the Seniors have to keep training rules, we bequeath to him so he can pass them on to all future athletes of L. H. S. To Mr. Watkins, all the unused rats in Home Economics Room, so that he may entertain with another Xratetail supper. To the juniors- To Nathan Fred, the privilege of skipping school every other day to visit Western College. To Dorothy Bowers, the privilege of re- cording all L. H. S. scandals in the Lebanon Light. To Lucille Alexander, the right to uphold the supposed dignity of the Senior Class. To Robert Sykes, the right of taking as many girls to the basketball games as he chooses. To Treve Beedle, we are leaving the right to dance at any hour of the night she de- sires. To Ida Bryan, we are willing the right of running a Buss from Lebanon to Otterbein. To Norman Emery, we leave the right to establish an observatory on top of the school building. To Edith Brown, we leave a pair of roller skates so that she may get home in time to help her mama, also reach school on time. To Lyle Frazer, we give the right of having as many dates as he wishes next year as a reward for his past bachelorhood. To Stella Brown, we leave Marjorie Bang- ham's power of oratory. To Neva Conner, whose fondness for talk- ing is well known, we leave the privilege of making all announcements in Assembly. To Wilfred Garrison, the right to eat everything and anything he desires. To Marie Davis, we will the privilege of being tardy as often as she wishes. To Jeannette Fox, we give the right of getting free sodas at Reids. To Joseph Henderson, we give the right of being the privileged character next year at school as well as in baseball. To Myra Fred, the privilege of being the flirt of the Senior Class. To Ruth Hathaway, the right of captivat' ing many men's hearts by her sweet smile, and also we give her the privilege of being a member of Miss Strohminger's spelling class. To Harold Knapp, we will the privilege of being the sheik of the school. To Helen Hartshorn, the right of being Miss Harris' standby in Assembly next year. To Louise Hamilton, the right to go with as many young men as she desires. To Paul long, the privilege of going to the wild, wud west on his honeymoon with-. To Marjorie James, the right of occupying the corners of L. H. S. with anybody whom she pleases next year. To Elmer Malott, the privilege of being the teacher's pet. To Iva Millard, we give a new Ford so that she may climb Mathers Mill Hill on high. To Lester Mounts, we leave the position as head clerk in Scofield's store and the right to be the core of our football team next year. To Ruth Barmann, the privilege of cor- responding with numerous suitors. To Thelma Holmes, the right to powder only once between classes. To Harold Rittner, the position of an all star guard. To Dorothy Nixon, we bequeath a book containing the rules of professional basketball whereby she may coach her team to success. To Velma O'Donnell, the privilege of con' tinuing her study of housewifery under the private supervision of Mrs. Callon. To Arthur Rothman, the right to match pennies wherever he chooses. To Mary Elizabeth Scofield, the privilege to introduce all the new styles in the high school. r To Arthur Sumner, the position of Chief Know'itfall of the High School. To Myra Robin Shawhan, the privilege of conversing often with the manager of the basketball squad. To Herschel Stiles, the right to become a faithful and loving husband. To Opal Turner, the right to provide all the slang words for the class. To George Winner, we bequeath the privi- lege of catching the smiles of all the designf ing mamas of Lebanon as he struts around in his Flint. In witness thereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal on this eleventh clay of April, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty-seven. Signed: Class of '27 X kk Q NA X' J g ff XS, w , XX qu VR x XXX! xx F A X A SL, 5 N X xx Xxx X QC! QW XX . IM i 'X W OFFICERS President ...... , ..,.. .A..,.,A.....A...,........,, N ATHAN FRED ViC6'PT8Sid8HU ......,..,.........A .,..,..... M ARY ELIZABETH SCOFIELD Secretary and Treasmev, ...,4..., ,.................. D OROTHY BOWERS Class Colors: SCARLET AND GRAY Class Morto: EN AVANT ET AN HAUT fONWARD AND UPWARDQ Class Flower: PERNET RosE Junior Class History Une day in Scptemher l924, we entered L. H. S. as the class of '28 everyone of us eager for a high school education and all the student activities incident to it. After counting the casualities in passing through the Freshman and Sophomore years l find that our ranks have heen depleted in numher from ol to 331 hut we have in us in a greater degree, those aspirations to add as much honor to the Maroon and Wliite as we possihly can. During the past year we have estahlished an cnviahle record in student activities, especially athletics. We have contributed more people to this than any other class in the school. Six of our hoys, including the captain, have gone in for foothall and four have helped carry our team through a very successful season in haskethall. The girls have heen equally enthusiastic, six of them taking part in haskethall with one of them as captain. Along other lines we have heen equally successful. We have some talented people in our class which have often hcen called upon to furnish entertainmentfffive elocuf tionists, two violinists, and seven pianists. A goodly portion of the Pulwlic Speaking Class is composed of juniors. Iwiany took part in the School Uperetta, Miss Cherry' hlossoinf' As you have prohahly seen, we have tried to do our hest in all our work in order to help uphold the reputation of L. H. S. as the hest school in the county. In another year we will he in the place of the Seniors, and we trust we can improve and so add still greater honor to the Nlaroon and Wliite. ,rf f , 1 R '-ff 1,1-gg: . HU M 0? UR 5 R N R S ,WV OFFICERS President ............4... ........,.,,...... ,.,..,... F R ANCIS DRAKE VicefPresident ..................,.. ....,.4... L OREN JAMESON Secretary and Treasurev ,....... .,.,.....,... R UTH BAKER Colors: LIGHT BLUE AND STEEL GRAY ophomore Class History ln 1929 there eaune to Lehatnon High School the most wonderful Freshman elaiss in the whole history of the School Of course every elziss allways thinks it is the hest-Y-'Init the class of '29 was acknowledged to he the piek of the hunch. There were o4 Freshmen, :ind they seemed to he everywhere. Perhaps they were possessed ot' some oi' the proverhiail greenness att first, hut it didn't tztke them long to get over this. They were excellent students :ind the hest rooters :it all the games. The upper classes liked these Fr-:shies so much that they worked out at great Freshf men week in which firemeifs huts and the use of hziekdoors heczune prominent. Were these Freshies gzune? They were the hest sports ever. Al the heginning of the Sophomore yearr they returned 57 strong- if of the pep' piest Sophs, you ever save They kept up the Freshmen reeord and halve added to their force and reputation, For instance just notice what they have done in athletics, 4 out for ioothull :ind 3 out for huskethttll. And that isn't itll, heeuuse they have had 4 or 5 on the Honor Roll every term, hesides having many tzrke part in the operettai. Tha1t's enough for any t-Liss to he proud of. E5 M , W i9 The Freshman Class of 1926927 entered High School with one hundred pupils, being one of the largest classes that have ever entered. For the athletics of our school we have done our share, having furnished two mem' bers to football, five to basketball, and several to baseball. We are well represented in the Glee Club and also have the greatest number of students on the Honor Roll of any class in the High School. While we do not mean to boast, yet we feel that the Freshman Class has done its share to keep the spirit of Lebanon High School on the high plane that it has always been. V To accomplish these things we had the assistance of our upper classmen to whom we are deeply indebted. OFFICERS President ...,..........,............. .r.r.,r......,....,..,.., ......,, M A RY WAGGONER VicefPresidenz ,........,.......,..,. .................. ....4.. K E NNETH OSWALD Secretary and 'Treasurer A...,A.,..,..............,,......,.....,......,..,............, .......... 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Pfuvi, Haiuzow Vi'ccfPresidenc . .Hanoui Ri'rTNiiR Secretary . , Romiar Wn.Ls Coarlz . . Roi' M. BLAULL Farulzy Advisor ., XVILLIALI HAWK This association has for its memhers almost every student in High School. It has done mueh this year for athleties. Besides paying off the deht from last year, it hought new suits for the teams. It also sponsored the trip for the hoy's team to Newport. It is now getting ready for the Track Meet. Every student should support this organization and we hope that it will have a one hundred per cent membership next year. Football Lebanon High School finished her third season of football with a fairly successful season. Though not so successful in the per cent of games won and lost, much was done to add to the glory of old L. H. S. We played a total of eight games during the season, winning one and losing seven. We defeated Bellevue, Ky., this being our only victory. But we are always high in school spirit, win or lose. Vw' e were confident of beating our traditional rival, Franklin as the time neared for the game. But Franklin surprised us and defeated the team S to 6. This was one of our biggest disappointments of the season. We scored a total of 31 points, during the season, to our opponents 184. We may say that we will have about an equally strong team next season, as only four regular members of the squad are lost by graduation, those being Harrold, Shavvhan, Ross, and Loer. GJ5?K39i76'55 The Squad in Formation Sc tc :mis L. H. S. 0 Hsnnilton, 54 L. H. S. 6 , . W. Czxrrollton, 7 L. H. S. 6 Franklin, S L. H. 19 Bcllcvuc, 0 . . L. H. S. U . Fzlirm mwnm t, Z6 . L. H. S. 0 . .. Locklgmd, So. .. L. H. S. 0 . . . Blzmchcster, 9 . L. H. S. U Ozlkw mwcw Ll, '21 65??'430i5'4ig5 Sept. Oct. Oct Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Nov. '75 4 li 27. 29 5 I2 I9 Q Thcrc Hcrc There Hcrc Hcrc Thcrc Hc rc There Basket Ball L. H. S. had this year, one of the hest teams they have had for several seasons. They won fourteen out of seventeen scheduled games. They easily won the county championship by defeating Qtterhein in the finals hy the large score of 31 to IS. After winning the county championship they took a trip to New Boston. There they defeated the Glendale school. On the way they defeated Owensville the champs of Clermont county. This trip was very much enjoyed hy the team. The team showed up well in the Regional Tournament hy defeating Sahina and New Vienna and were only heaten hy West Chester hy a small margin, The student hody should appreciate Coach Black's work in developing a team like L. H. S. enjoyed this year. 65523055555 Centerville Steele Kings Mills Eaton Alumni Norwood Leesburg Otterbein Franklin Fairmont Gakwood Otterbcin Franklin Basket Ball cores . . .Lebanon . . . Lebanon . . .Lebanon . . .Lebanon . . .Lebanon . . .Lebanon . . .Lebanon . . .Lebanon . . . Lebanon . . .Lebanon . . .Lebanon . . . Lebanon . . .Lebanon CDU NTY TOURNEY Springboro 18 .............. Lebanon Waynesville 14 .... .... L ebanon Otterbein 18. . . . . . Lebanon POST'SEASUN UAIVIES Owensville 35 .............. Lebanon New Boston 28 .............. Lebanon REGIONAL TOURNEY Sabina 20 .............. Lebanon New Vienna 21 .... .... L ebanon West Chester 21 .... .... L ebanon QE., gf for f' fl 4 .12 - a,,.ag.a. wi,-A 4 9 Sliblff 'wi ,, L 5-.f ..,f fem'-ai. A,-.il 1. T wfqqfs- wi? fy '2. -X3 ,ii ' 5 fwfafvip rqntvml 'N M, . f...,i f gf, V, Q ,, ..,,, Girls' Basketball That girl's lwaskctlmll would virtually he a success was seen from the heginning of the season when Harmon Hall saw thirty or more girls out to practice. Only a few of these dropped out, however, and the remainder worked hard to fill Coach Blackls desire for a real team. The girls played some of the hest teams in this part of Southern Ohio, and as a whole showed up well against them. Although they were at the top of the score in hut three games, they displayed much grit and sportsmanship at all times. They entered hut one Tournament, the Warreii County Tourney, hut having the ill luck to draw a comparatively strong team, were routed in the first game. So with the prospect of losing hut two girls, Lehanon Hi looks forward to a real team in 19274928. Dorothy Nixon. .. Guard, Capt. Rcbcccar Bzmghnm.. .,.... ,.....Guard Linnic Willizlnms ..,, .,..... G uclrd Opal Turner A.,A ..,.. C uard Myra Buhr .A.,.,. ..... 4 Forward Vclmn Lowe .... .,..... F orward Ruth Barmamn., ,..,,. Forward Ruby Foster. ,. .. ........ Center Mary Lib Scofieldm . ....... Side Center Dorothy Bowers ,., ......... Nfanuger .w V.-s., my , eigw. , ' if F l fa-il' w 1 ij. Baseball 1 From all indications L. H. S. will have a successful baseball season year. Although most of the men this year are new, the candidates are rounding out into likely looking material. Practice is rapidly progressing and the men will be yready for the first contest, which is against Waynesville, April 8. April 8 ' April 15 April 22 April 26 May 6 May 10 May 17 63306658 SCHEDULE .....,....Wayneswlle .........,Kings Mills ..........Ham1lton ..........University of Dayton Preps. ..........No Game. County Field Meet ..........Kings Mills 1 . 1 ' o l l Here Here Here There l There ..........University of Dayton Preps. Here 65090595 Track l After a lapse of one year, the Warren County Track and Field Meet will be held A this year,.May 6, at Lebanon. L. H. S. is entertaining high hopes of getting its third leg on the cup and also its third leg on the relay cup. Franklin and Lebanon leach have two legs on each cup and much rivalry and strong competition is expected year. The track candidates are working hard and the men are rapidly getting in good shape. So let's go! 1 I v l l f.:7 K tb ' X-,q Q ,.'v. 1 'F 'Hug wv kiW?2fY,'?fv.T ' 55, Ji S ,F EET giWEf 'H??Q?'f'L i fQ ffwi 'VA . -J sus.: ----.- EditurfinfCl1icf. Business Nlanagcr.. Advertising Section .,..,. Calendar and Alumni Accountant .....,. Art , .,. Athletics ..,., Snaps ,..,.. , ., . Class Representatives. Faculty Supervisor.. . Trilobite Staff IVIARQIORIE BANIIHAM ...HHARULD EDMON IIWPAIIL HARRLJLD, LESTER MOUNTS ., , MARGARET ALICE BLAIR ...WMILDRED WEAVER ,HMRUSSEL VORHIS .....IMARIoN LIIER, PAUL LUNG, D. BOXVERS .INAIJMI GOODWIN ,..,...........MYLIN ROSS, NATHAN FRED, FRANCIS DRAKE, MARY WAGGONER ...WXVILLIAM HAWK The Lebanon Light lt is now eight years since our first Lebanon Light was published under the leader' ship oi' Malvelle Tussey and Robert Dechant in '19, Byron Dickensheets, of the same class, was responsible for the appropriate title which it still bears. The Light has been published regularly until '25 when it missed several issues for the lack of funds. How' ever, it was resumed and has been burning ever since, Robert Wills has oceupied the honorable position of editorfinfehief throughout the year. Mticli credit is due him for the efficient way in which he, with the aid of the staff, has published it. The school as a whole is greatly interested in the Light. It contains numerous jokes from classrooms and around school, a daily calendar, and alumni column, which enables us to keep in touch with former graduates, a news seetion, report of the weekly assemblies, and exchange column, poems, articles, and activities in athletics, which alto' gether make us eager to read each new issue. And now we are happy to pass the Light on to the Class of '28, We feel confident that the next stali under the capable editor, Dorothy Bowers, will still keep the Light shining as bright as ever. Honor Club Omficiielzs President ....,,., , ,..Nathan Fred VicefPresidcnt ....,. ...,. . . .... Irma Thompson Secretary cmd Treasurer ,..,., ...... M arjorie James Faculty Advisor .. ..,,.,.. ,.., , Vv'illiam Hawk The Honor Club was reorganized in January of this year. It is composed of pupils maintaining an average of 90 or above for the preceding semester. This is the second year for the club and it has been more active this year than last. The club is maintained as an incentive for the pupils towards high scholarship. The membership has increased this year. Pins for the club have been designed and will be awarded to those having an average of 90 for five semesters. The members have already given a Bridge Tea to make money and will probably do more before the school year is over. We hope that next years club will be even more successful. Dramatic Club llnlwlic Speaking was introduced this year into the High School as a suhject for the first time. This elass had had charge of all dramatic work in the school and so resolved itself into thc Dramatic Cluh of the High School with Mrs. Berry as director. During the year it has produced several plays. Six Cups of Choeolatef' a clever play dealing with the different types of girls in America was presented lwefore the High School with a cast of six girls. The eluh had entire charge of the Christmas program, one feature ot' which was a play entitled The Christmas Spirit, which showed how two gronchy people regained the spirit of Christmas. The Cluh also presented How the Vote was Wcii1 hefore the High School and lwefore the ParentfTeachers Association, This play included most all the members of the cluh in the cast and was very well received. The memhers of the cluh also took part in the operetta and held the prominent parts. We hope that the cluh will he continued next year and will do more along this line. Home Economics Club' President ..,,., . . ..,. ....,.....,. .......,,.,....,........,.... .,,.... ,,.....,..,., .,..... V e l 1 1 ia OiDonnell VicefPresiderzt ......., .. . ..Alice Settleinyre Secretary ,.....,..,. .,.. E lizabeth Stibbs Treasurer ....... ,.... , Willzl Beedle Supervisor.. ...,,. - Mrs. Callon This is one of the clubs in L. H, S. that is still in its infancy. However, it is rapidly growing to be a club of great importance. Much of thc credit for the success of the club is due to Mrs. Callon, our Home Economics teacher. The Home Economics course was revised this year. The first year includes cooking for the first semester and sewing for the second. The girls prepare daily lunches this year which sell at minimum prices. The second year of Home Economics includes the study of sanitation and Hygiene, Home Nursing, House Planning, and Dietitics. The girls in this class have greatly en' joyed the work and believe that it has been beneficial. The Club held an Easter Sale of eggs and baskets. Un May the Twelfth, in the High School Auditorium, a display of the year's work will be held. This display will consist of sewing, Ideal Home Booklet, and canned fruits and jellies. Los Alumnos de Commercio President , Clinton Corwin VlltiC'PTL'.Sl'tlC?Il Kenneth Snyder Strtrettiry mid 'I'i'ettxiu'er . , Ruhy Foster Faculty Ad1ft'sor Marguerite Strohminger Los Alumnos de Commercio was reorganized in Octoher of this ycar with a mem' hership of fortyffive. The memhership of the clulw includes those in high school who are taking a junior or Senior commercial suhject. The olwjeets of this cluh are UD to elevate the status of its memhers and to advance their interests, Q21 to provide social gatherings for the promotion of fellowship and goodfwill among memhers. At all times the memhers have worked to make the Commercial department of the school the very hest that can he found. One of our memhers was one of twelve typists throughout the United States who won Corona Portahle typewriters for writing at the rate of sixty words a minute perfectly for a period of fifteen minutes. During the school year we have sold jello and have successfully given a henetit show Witli the money made from these two enterprises we have purchased an adding machine to he given to the commercial department of our school and therehy increase the etfif cieney of our department. We have had regular monthy meetings throughout the year and also several special meetings in the evening to promote the spirit of fellowship. Those who are leaving L. H. S. this year hope to he ahle to look liack in the years to come and see Los Alumnos de Commerciou doing as much as it has done in the last two years. The Operetta The musical comedy Miss Cherry Blossom was presented hy Lebanon High School March 16. It was conceded hy all to he the hest operetta ever produced hy the High School. A great deal of its success is due to the ahle directorship of Mrs. Berry who worked untiringly to make it a success. The music was directed hy Prof. Alfred Wzltkiins, and was accompanied hy Helen Hartshorn. The parts were well selected. Dora Hall in the part of Cherry Blossom showed a great conception of the role and interpreted the music heautifully. Nathan Fred in the part of the young American in love with Cherry was a fortunate choice for the part. His stage presence was exceptional and he carried the music well. Paul Dakin, his friend, carried his part with credit and his ever pleasing voice was at its hest. The part of Kokemo, the japanese Innkeeper was extremely well played hy Francis Drake It was a heavy part, carrying all the comedy work, but he carried it with a spontaneity and naturalness that could not have been equaled. Paul Harrold played well the part of Togo the politician. The part of Jessica, an American girl was creditahly portrayed hy Marjorie Bangham. The Geisha girls' chorus was one of the most striking in the play. All in the cast included 5 4 players. GEL H xx Xu? NX 'S-XRXXHA X K ' x 'A -.: q xl 'ff A, , X rm, J, 'Rv-1 r Ng, -1 Q ' 2 S x - , X' ' 1. V p 5 2' x , 4 X' 1 , IA , .X-jx .Qlxg, Y Lx , ,w V, .I K ' ' Vi, 1 1. xx -Y JM ' V V ' 5 xx ,X N , s V f i , S Humor Desirable Spot Bangham: What happened to that valet of yours? Hawke: I fired him for removing a spot from one of my suits. Bangham: But isn't he supposed to do that? Hawke: Yes, but this was a 10 spot. Many an ally cat can look at an ermine coat and say, There goes papa. Loren: Is he self-centered? Ruth: Self-centered? Why, that guy thinks, Hail, hail the gang's all here is a solo. Miss Evans: What made you so late, Samuel? Sam: I fell downstairs. Miss Evans: That should not have taken you long. Mr. McClure: What's a millenium? Naomi: It's the same as a centennial, only it has more legs. A few things Seniors may be doing next year: Cash Checks. Ask for money. Spend money. Hint for more. Cash Checks. Hope for more dough. Exhaust funds. Cash Checks. Keep the kale coming. Spend money. Senior: A fool is always sure, but a wise man is careful. Mr. Callon: Are you absolutely sure of that? Senior: Absolutely sure. Short Sentence How long you in jail fo, Mose? Two weeks. What am de cha'ge? No cha'ge, everything am free. Ah mean, what has you did. Done shot my wife. You all killed you' wife and only in jail fo' two weeks! Dat's all-den I gits hung. ss su ss ss is Drake: What would a cannibal be who ate his mothefs sister? Taxi Snider: I'll bite- on that: what? Drake: An aunteater of course. Mr. Callon: Young man you should emulate Washington and Lincoln. You should try to follow in their footsteps. Frosh: But, sir, I wear a size 14 shoe. Velma O'D: What do cannibals do with people's heads that they cut off? Elizabeth: Probably make ncndle soup. The boy stood on the burning deck But now's the time to learn The boy was just a Freshman And was quite too green to burn. I sent my boy to college, With a pat upon his back, I spent ten thousand dollars, And got a quarterback. Dave: When do you do your hard' est work? Wills: Before breakfast, always. Dave: What do you do? Wills: Try to get outa bed. Joe: Why did they hang that awful picture? Shawhan: I expect they couldn't find the artist. Harmon Hall The Harmon Hall Basket Ball team, which is composed entirely of memhers and alumni of Lelwanon High School, made a most enviahle record during the season of 192627, winning fourteen out of fifteen games played. Their sole defeat came at the hands of the L. B. Harrison Big Five of Cincinnati, and that hy only a single point which was made on a foul shot after the game had ended. This team, each memher heing a former star and pet of L. H. S., developed a wonderful offensive attack marked hy a sure eye for the hasket, and an almost airftight defense. Each man seemed adept at putting the hall through the hoop as is shown from the fact that in several games played hy the Hall team, four of the five men on the floor got more than five haskets each. Their string of victories was amassed at the expense of the hest amateurs in southf ern Ohio, most impressive victory prohahly being the defeat of the Norwood Baracas in the last game of the regular season. The Baracas are the recognized city champs of Cincinnati. They also trimmed the Jay Vv'hy Shamrocks, city champs of Dayton with apparently little effort and whipped the hest that Middletown could offer in the form of Mann's Whirlwiiids. The fourteen victories and the scores follow: Commercial Y. of Cincinnati, 50 to 25, Mann's Whirlwinds of Middletown, 29 to 27, O'Brien Inks of Dayton, 52 to 27, Jay Why Shamrocks, champs of the Dayton Amature League, 41 to 29, Lebanon Collegians, 50 to 27, Webby's Eagles of Middletown, 73 to 27, Y. Ram' blers of Cincinnati, 46 to 28, The Delco Lights of Dayton, 41 to 16, the Fairfield All-Stars, 75 to 36, Dayton Y., 47 to 29, the U. of C. Reserves, 46 to 22 and 44 to 33, the Wilbur Wright Collegians or the Miami Cements, 43 to 30, andthe Norwood Baracas, 43 to 37. The Hall team has averaged more than a point a minute, having scored a total of 723 points in fifteen games for an average of over 48 points to the game. Opposing teams have scored 434 points against them. . t.- lf:f'?,'-N -- sm, si am, . ,., Williams and Dakin, both of whom went to Lebanon High during the staged a spectacular race for scoring honors and the latter finally won out margin of one point. He scored 183 points and Williams got 182. Coyne, scored5I0'7 and Apking and Fisher followed close on his heels with 96 and 56 respectively. B. Nixon, Smith and Simpson counted 35, 28 and 4 points respectively. Harold- the other member of the team who was in high school during the year did not score a point until a postmeason game with the high school team was played. He scored two points in this game which the Harmon Hall won 44 to 24. Gray and U. Nixon failed to score a point? emma af. . 'af friggin. f.:ra'.' 1 13 Alumni K CLASS or 1926 Arthur Apking ..... .... H ome, City Zain Banta ...... ....... H ome, City Howard Bunnell .......... Sweet Shop, City Paul Fisher ........ Iames' Meat Shop, City Stanley Franz..University of Cincinnati, O. William Goddard. .Lingo Hardware Co. City Meryle Gray .......... Stove Facfory, City Wesley Henderson. . . ....... Home, City Frank Hutchisin ............ El Paso, Texas Lester King .......... Bliss Business College Lynn McCormick ........ .... B ank, City john McCreary ..... .... S hoe Factory junior Preston .... .... H ome, City john Settlemyre .............. Home, City Hugh Smith ...... Western Star Office, City Fletah Koogle ................ Home, City Catherine McCreary ...... Bethesda Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio . . .Miami University, Oxford, Ohio Mary Mounts .... Louise Nichols ...... Walter Reed Hospital, Washington Esther Prater. . . .... Stove Factory, City B CLAS Clyde Armstrong Tilton Blair. .Ohio Wesleyan, Delaware, Ohio Rossell Brewer. . . .University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio Nelson Conner..Bookkeeper at Queen City Supply Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Walter Cornelius ............ New Mexico Charles Dunn ........ Factory, Canton, Ohio SOF Kenneth Van Meter .... ' ........ Home, City Lucian, Weaver..Worthington Pump Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Helen Becket ...... ..... H ome, City Beatrice Campbell .... ..... H ome, City Brightie Chenowith ..... . . .Reed Hospital, Washington D. C. Rachel Dill. .Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio Flora Hall ........ Western Star Office, City Gladys Gum .... Shawhan's Law Office, City Edna Fettketer .......... Sharonville, Ohio Elizabeth Hathaway ........ Oxford College, Virginia Hill .... . . Esther Kaufman. Christine Preston Katherine Shaffer. . . Harriett Shimp. . Oxford, Ohio . Miami University, Oxford, Ohio . Western College, Oxford, Ohio . .McCook's Field, Dayton, Ohio . . . . Dayton, Ohio . . .......... Home, City Elizabeth Snook ........ Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio Vivian Van Meter ........ Miami University, Alice Waggoner 1925 Corwin Fred ....... Paul Griffith ...... Chalmer Harper. . . Cecil Meloy ..... Ralph Mull ....... Elvis Nixon .... Oxford, Ohio Stanleys Law Office, City .Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio .University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio . Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio . Teacher, Buckeye, City . . Carpenter, City George Sellers .... University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio Douglas Starkweather ...... Yale University, New Haven, Conn. Harmon Stibbs ........ Stove Factory, City Ruth Isabella Brown .... Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio Mary Lucille Bryan. .Hyman's Clothing Store City Evelyn Camp .................... Married Fairy Corlissa .... ....... H ome, City Eula Eads .............. Mason Lumber Co. Flossy Eltzroth .... Kilpatrick Motor Car Co., U City CLASS or Richard Bowyer..Manager of Kroger Store, , Cincinnati, Ohio Marion Brant. . . . . . University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio Ralph Burroughs .......... Marysville, Ohio . . . .Tidewave Oil Co., Columbus, Ohio Victor E. Furmann. .James Millikin Univer' sity, Decatur, Ill. Burdette Frazer. . . Wiler Harrold ....... ..... D ental Student, Indianapolis, Ind. Donald Irons .... . . . . Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio ........Ohio Wesle an Roy Marshall. . . , Delaware, Ohio Ralph Miller. . . . . . University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio Ross Mooney .... ....... M iami University, Oxford, Ohio Waller Palmer ...... Farmer, Franklin, Ohio Marion Snyder .... Post Office, Dayton, Ohio Baron Dakin ........ St. Augustine, Florida Edith L. Bauer. .Teacher, Middletown, Ohio Miriam Brant .... Teacher, Springboro, Ohio' Era Conner .... Insurance Co., Dayton, Ohio Margaret Dill ............ Wooster College, V Wooster, Ohio Willa Franz ............ Bethesda Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio Eunice Hollingsworth ............ Teacher, Ridge School, City ,lane Huiford .... Dilatush's Law Office, City Adah Israel ...... O. K. Brown's Office, City Elizabeth Nixon ...... Kaufman's Store, City Floy Supinger. .Dayton journal, Dayton, Ohio Lenore Supinger. . .Coflield Washer Co., City Miriam West ...... ..... T eacher, Comargo, Wilmington, Ohio Marian Willoughby. .Thompson's Law Ofgce, ity 1924 Vivian Fisher ..... ...... R eed Hospital, Washington, D. C. Ernistine Griswold. .Bangham Motor Co., City' Robin Hamilton ........ Court House, City Velma Harper ........ Miami Jacobs Business College Irene Hatfield .... ........ D ayton, .Ohio Mary E. Hutchinson .... Rockhill Sanitarium, Washington Elma Jameson .... Teacher, Middletown, Ohio Ruth Irene Karr ...... Teacher, Hunter City Mildred Keever. ..... .... C ourt House, City Edna Keuter .... .... H at Clothing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio Anna Singleton ........ Wilburforce College, Xenia, Ohio Juanita Smith ............ Cincinnati, Ohio Ena Stokes. .Miami University, Oxford, Ohio Vera Vohris ..................... Married Donna Williams .........,........ Married Edith Williams..Happy Meloy's Shop, City Lulu Wiloughby . .Telephone Exchange, City Helen Weaver. . .Traction Co., Dayton, Ohio Kathryn johnson ......... Miami University, Oxford, Ohio 5 I I s up i f , gyw Nts ' s ' lRlEMllNllSClENClE .Wemory hrzghlcns o'rr the past, As when the sun concealed Behind some cloud that near us hangs, Shines on a distant field. --r.oNsr:u.ow Perhaps it is well that human nature deplores the present and glorifies the past. In idle moments it is comforting to permit the mind to shine back on distant fields of pleasant experiences Thus, this memory book will serve you and prove the source of real future pleasure. For Stafford combines these elements with the artistry, the quality and the workmanship which entitle it to bear the phrase . . . Engraved by Stafford STAFFORD ENGRAVING COMPANY Educational Engraving Division Stafford Building Indianapolis llN BABYLON-M The Street Crier was in his element in historic Babylon three thousand years ago. Written matter was of no avail on the illiterf ate massesg Wherefore traders havvked their wares unto a purchasing public. What a contrast to our American civilizaf tion! Our widely scattered millions now read the ancient crier's evolutionized message at approximately the same moment. The ad' vancement in our public educational system has made it possible to harness this tremendous force now known as Advertising. We pride ourselves that our mental equip' ment enables us to patronize advertisers and by so doing we contribute to the economic greatness of America. This insert 15 printed on COLLINS LAIDT?dNEb COATED BOOK H1 9 A M COLLINS MANll,FACTURING CO. PHILADELPHIA The Place To Eat and Meet Your Friends BORDEN'S RESTAURANT Elwood Borden, Prop. 24 N. Broadway The.Fashion Famous Auto Shoppe Suplzly Co. P,ese,,ts GOLDSMITH The Correct Modes at decidedly moderate prices Dresses-Coats-Suits Millinery-Hosiery Gloves-Lingerie SPORTING GOODS Diamond and Dunlop Tires Radio Sets Bicycle Parts Storage Batteries The Store With The Yellow Front Phone 141 Leb. Hotel Bldg. PAUL KAHN, Manager . - WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY Q Cary's Jewelry Shop Z lj The Home of Gifts 2 E Q E C! :v A , . . . 5 L e Fme Watch Repairing GLASSWARE - SILVERWARE - LEATHER GOODS R Brant Fred O. James f Battery Shop Q -R Always We Make Quality Meats - I We Rebuild ' We Recharge We are always glad to MEAT All Makes of Batteries You with 3 Smile FRED BRANT, Prop. Phone 19-109 Sept. 10 Hudson sailed up the river that hears his name on ll heautilul sunlight night. Oct. l Many of the l:I'CSl1ll1Lll1 seem to have cultivated a liking lor cheese. especially the stronger varieties. Oct. 4 7 Naomi Goodwin was operated upon for appendicitis. Oct. 5-f NVQ hear that Mrs. Berry is giving nccking lessons these days. So come early and avoid the rush, UN E 'S chem ko 09,8 vi 45509 '44 o ,ff CM Oct. 6--We wonder if Mrs. Callon knows that her husband is asking the Senior girls for dates these days. Oct. 7-The Seniors are beginning to show the effects of Chaucer in more than one way. Oct. 8-Many of West Carrolltoifs songsters appeared at the game. Oct. l l-Flowers are not only beautiful but they are also useful in covering up many defects. incidentally a few Freshmen. Oct. 15-The juniors entertained a few of the Seniors of L. H. S. in the grave yard. They must have thought the Seniors were dead ones. Oct. I8-Mr. Bangham informs some of the Sophomores that it wouldn't do to take his Light home. XVe Wonder why? The Great Atlantic 86 Pacific Tea Co. The Worlds Largest Grocery Company Merchandise at the Lowest Price Highest Cash Price Paid for Eggs F. H. ZIMMERMAN, Mgr. Corner Mulberry 85 Mechanic Street Lebanon, Ohio Have your Watches and Clocks repaired by Clifford Vetter All Workmanship Guaranteed Also Engraving 26 N. Broadway Red Wing Ice Cream Soft Drinks Reid's Drug Store Lebanon, Ohio We carry a Full Line of Toilet Goods and Drugs Candy Cigars R. S. Faust WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER 15 04 East Third St. Dayton, Ohio Roll 86 Vorhes Heartiest Congratulations to Class of '27 Official School LUNCH Supply Headquarters at R SL V The Book Shop BILLIARDS WM. FRASER 9 N, Mggh, St, 12 So. Broadway Lebanon, Ohio Schwartz's Clean Corner Grocery Two Phones: 25 and 31 Mulberry and Mechanic Streets. Lebanon, Ohio Free Delivery 36 Years of Service The S. Fred Co. Warren County's largest Merchantile Establishment Dry Goods, Shoes, Furniture, Ready-to-Wear Clothing for Men, Women and Children THE BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES BAN GHAM MOTOR COMPANY cw . LINCOLN FORDSON CARS 'TRUCKS ' TRACTORS Sales and Service Phone 140 . Phone 70 Lebanon, Ohio Early's Quality Ice Cream 695000655 Middletown, Ohio You Can Do Better at J. 86 R. Bootery SHOES for the Family Hosiery for Men and. Women Foot Comfort Expert I. 86 R. Bootery 117 N. High St. Phone 30R The Home Store Scofield's Grocery Lebanon, Ohio Staple and Fancy Groceries Candies, Tobacco and Cigars, Smoked and Lunch Meats, Fruits and Vege- tables, Notions, School Supplies, House- hold Drugs, Toilet Articles. -'If It's Nor Right, We Make If Right Maytag Aluminum Washer Washes Clothes Clean N Always Ready Call ' WARREN CO. MAYTAG CO. for free Demonstration Lebanon 76 FIRESTONE TIRES PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES Tire and Battery Service Griswold Tire 86 Battery Shop You must be Satisfied Phone 88-A Established 1880 March Brothers By National Recognition Publishers to their Majesties The Teachers of America 208-210-212 Wright Avenue Lebanon, Ohio The The French Bros. Lebanon-Citizens , Bauer Co. National Bank 86 B m Trust Co pany for The largest bank in this Quality and Service ,, Section of Ohio B 6350055555 THE ow RELIABLE Ridge B Fred Kahn Barber Shop Motor Car Co. Q Shop of Satisfaction HUDSON ESSEX 655000555 65000655 13 Mechanic St. Main St. Lebanon, Ohio Phone 326 211222 ECO-THERMAL E..2iii'.... FIRELESS RANGE For City and Country Homes Using Gas and Liquid Gas Saves or 1 -I Gives Vitamines - I Health Organic Salts gag-L, QL ,LJ Efficiency Flavors 'LFJW Leisure Time, Trouble X Comfort Gas, Food, Money I Happy Disposition The Wonder Stove Pays for Itself ECO-THERMAL STOVE CO. George Wills Shimp Profit-Sharing Clothier and F urnisher Grocery 6914300695 , lst Class Merchandise No Seconds The Store That Satisfies Always Welcome High Class Groceries Vegetables and Fruit Highest Cash Prices Paid for Eggs The Dealer Who Sells You Quality Goods at Lowest Prices L. D. WILLS Phone 136 27 S. Broadway Dry Cleaning Rug Cleaning 65000655 Phone 279 CWZMXSS Compliments 'M J. L. Brown of 9 Soft Water Laundry Kaufman S 63?X35i7555 GMBSSXSB Lebanon, Ohio The Utmost in Barbering Each chair manned by an V e Peft Bell Press Catering to men and women L b Oh. e anon, I0 65090555 6350057555 Abbott The Barber Fred H. Stubbs 692000555 Groceries, Notions and School Supplies 6927015555 East and Pleasant St. Phone No. 11 East End Coal Co. emma High Grade spum and Furnace Coal 6274300555 Phone 372 JOHN VOLKERDING Dealers in Grain, Feed, Seed, Fence, Cement and Coal 6PK300'S5b Lebanon Farmers Cooperative Co. No Matter What You Pay- There Are Only Ten Things You Can Buy In Any Automobile Here They Are-And Chev- rolet Has All of Them 1. Beautiful Appearance 2. Dependable Performance 3. Plenty of Power and Speed 4. Riding Comfort 5. Ease of Handling 6. Fine Materials 7. Precision Workmanship 8. Economical Operation 9. Convenience 10. The Product of a Permanent Or- ganization. THE KILPATRICK-FRENCH MOTOR CAR CO. Lebanon, Ohio Blanchester, Ohio - HORN 86 DAKIN 6520055555 EEXFQQMB Compliments of Men's Wear The Lebanon Hotel CWM? ' Next to Post Office I Lebanon, Ohio Dan Walter's HaPPY'S Suds Sweet will clean your duds Iceless Fountain Service Ice Cream, Soclas, Sundaes, Drinks, Light Lunches Hotel Sinton and Home Made Candies No. 6 South Broadway Happy Meloy 6210057655 Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing Lebanon, Ohio Lebanon, Ohio Phone 156 Oct. 19-We understand that one member of the Freshman class considers 100 a pretty good grade. Is that right Betty? Oct. 20-According to Miss Harris, Jeanette is very green. Do we agree? Oct. 21-Mrs. Callon: Don't you think any father investigates the past of a young man who wishes to marry his daughter, just the same as Ludogran did? Ruth Baker: Oh, yes, I hear it all the time at home. Oct. 22--Miss Strohminger left at noon for her home. Poor Freshman! I'd hate to have Dorothy boss me, wouldn't you, Ike? Oct. 25'--The Physics class has the privilege of teaching our principal to count. Seniors, Rah! Oct. 26-M. W. only combed her hair seven times today. Oct. 27-Glee Club practice! Oct. 28-The Seniors certainly do get a kick out of a furlough. Oct. 29-This once, the Seniors of L. H. S. decided to forsake their dignity and have a Kid Party. Nov. l-Mr. Hawk's jokes are good-the color of blue vitrol is green. Nov. Z-Seniors ordered class rings and pins. Nov. 8-Two new students. Welcome Lucille and Jesse. - , Nov. 9-Ladies' Day. We learn some interesting facts. Nov. 10-We get an idea of what the teachers think of setting-up exercises. Nov. ll--We learn the origin of the superstition of the black cat. Dismissed for the afternoon. Nov. 12-Do you anticipate a wart when you touch a toad? Ask Mrs. Berry if she does. Nov. lf-- Touchy times for Seniors. Their kid brothers and sisters are borrowing money to pay class dues. Nov. 16-Sounded like whooping cough up in the Lab. during chemistry period. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 17-Some students seem to like the sewing room better than Clee Club. 18-Assemblies thrown right and left. Hurrah for Mr. Adams. 19-Mrs. Callon is a sweet one, says M. R. S. Wonder what caused this outburst? 22-Miss Strohminger sick. Good luck for Bookkeeping Class. We are sorry that Mr. Bangham is so grumpy, but we wonder why? Nov. 23-Gravity freezes up. Prove it, Mr. Hawke. Nov. 24-Mary Lou, a song hit, is being taught in detention room, right after school. Everybody welcome! Dismissed for rest of week. K U Jan. 4-Fight in room H today. Since the juniors must fight somewhere that seems to be a very appropriate place. Jan. 5'-We hear that some of the Faculty had very strenuous vacations. Ian. 6-Ohio Wesleyan's Coach gave the High School a very interesting and enjoyable talk this afternoon. Ian. 7-Notice! One of our trusting, innocent, little juniors grew tired of the heavy trials and tribulations of this earthly sphere and tried to commit suicide by drinking HCL in Lab. today. jan. 10-The day before the day after. Jan. ll-Semesters and groans start today. Jan. 12-Mr. Callon has promised his American History Class nice curly hair after today. Jan. 13-One of the students of L. H. S. informs us that it doesn't pay to have your birthday on the thirteenth-three semester tests. Ian. 14- This is my lucky day. -no tests. Ian. 17-The period of the 'revival of learning, has mysteriously disappeared. Jan. 18-We owe no blame to our industrious juniors, who are taking Chemistry, that we do not get a new High School biulding immediately. jan. 19-Operetta practice. h jan. 20-If you haven't seen the Seniors' new class rings and pins it is through no fault of t eirs. Grand Theatre Two shows daily-7:00 and 9:00 P. M. Catering to Those Who Appreciate the Highest in Quality Entertainment Management of J. C. PATTERSON Lebanon, Ohio l It Pays to Please Diamonds, Watches and Jew- Flowers elry of the best in quality are to A be found in our stock. A trial order will be convincing. 6550957555 The Class of '27 have our very best wishes for success in For All Occasions their future life. 6g,g3gg55g5 J. E. I-Iomrighous Jeweler Opposite Post Office 1 Compliments of McGetchin's Pharmacy 6320055555 Your Family Drug Store Garments Cleaned and Pressed Work of the Highest Quality Pressing While You Wait Victory Dry Cleaning Broadway and Mulberry Phone ss B. MILLS Lebanon, Ohio The Hartshorn Studio Pictures Macle at Night as Well as Day Frames macle to order Kodak Finishing Old Pictures Copiecl Lebanon, Ohio Royal BILLIARD Hall Pocket Billiards 65006855 Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes Soft Drinks, Ice Cream The Family Newspaper in every Warren County Home. THE WESTERN STAR Completely Modern Commercial Printery for all Kinds of Work Always glad to have you make our store your headquarters and Save with Safety Ivins jameson Drug Company The Rexall Store on the Corner Lebanon, Ohio Phone 114 630017555 Silk Hosiery and Imported Nov- elty Handkerchiefs, Art Needle Work and Gifts for Commence- A ment. 6'9?X30i74S55 The Novelty Shop 129 Mulberry St. Lebanon, Ohio Ian. 21-Rah! Rah! Lebanon. an. 24-Bill F. goes to court. Watch out, Bill. This looks bad. an. 25'-Seniors all working on Bookkeeping. an. 26-Naomi and Margaret Alice seem to like to take feet exercise in Room H. an 27-We see some down-hearted pupils. Too bad. They ought not to have given report cards out. jan. 28-Yea, Lebanon! Let's beat Franklin. Feb. 28-Big celebration up in Assembly! Rah for teams! What's that new song, johnny. March 1-So the solemn Seniors have gone back to their childhood days! Aren't you ashamed, Seniors, to have to stay in?? It looks as if we'll lose a faculty member. Miss Strohminger has just babies' shoes! March 2-Lester: Would carbon di-sulfate dissolve the tar if I were feathered? Hawke: What, is somebody after you? Lester: No. Hawke: bought a pair of Q to be tarred and Maybe not for that reason but for something else? . March 3-Lyle Frazer, we think, would make a very good wife for Shorty. Watch out, Jerry! March 4-The gentleman in a certain scene of a icture show was bashful toward the apple of his eye when he said it with flowers-so she practically had to lay up to him. A conversation took lace in a section of the audience: Margaret Alice: My! lpnever knew any boy that acted like that! Mar Lou Woodward: So-? Margaret Alice, you gave yourself away! Is that the way you meet them at the door? March 7-Your candy was good but stale, Ruth. Tell him to watch out next time. March 8-Myra Robin surely believes in the Darwin Theory. Be careful she might ape you sometime. March 9-Third period, coming in the afternoon, spoiled several suppers. March 10-Quite a coincidence in the afternoon about a doorway. Don't blush so, Mr. Hawke. March ll--Practiced all morning on the Operetta-Coming along fine except for one or two absent marks on account of mumps and chickenpox. March 14-Operetta Practice in P. M. at Opera House. March I6 March 17 March 18 March 21 March 15- -A Hot tune in the Old Town tonite. The operetta is the main subject now. -No one seems to be able to get back into the old routine. Too much music or? -Assembly the third period. -Cold and rainy. Spring's back in hiding. Rastus just can't be quiet two seconds. Friends, students, classmates help her. March 22-Another Junior moved in 3rd Study Hall. What is this world coming to! March 23 -New Song practiced in Glee Club. March 24- Some people ramble on and on without saying anything. Ask Neva if she likes to talk with sucllgersons March 25 h! how Lebanon High loves Assemblies, but of course everyone dislikes missing classes for them. March 28-Blue seems to be the favorite color today, we wonder if there is any reason? March 29-Naomi seems to be ver elated over spring vacation, strange isn't it? March 30-Lot's of glee in assembly room this afternoon. March 31-Freshmen are busy looking up jokes for tomorrow. April 1-The Seniors are very busy, preparing for the bridge tea, some classes missed! April 4-Several persons had better take outside instruction on horses and how to halter and bridle them. April 5-College folk beginning to flock back to watch us struggle! April 6--See i you can work this one: The number of subjects in your course multiplied by one is equal to number of tests. Solve it! April 7-Some struggling to hear the groans! L HAgril 8-Basketball letters awarded! 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