Leesburg High School - Blazer Yearbook (Leesburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1928 volume:

L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 illnrvmurh AFTER months of weary labor, Not unmixed with joy and pleasure, We present to you this book: May you look at it with favor. May you keep it as a treasure. A remembrance of your High School days. Page Fiv L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Brhiraiinn 1 I TO MRS. MARY WALLACE Our Class Advisor and Instructor for her untiring work with the class and annual problems, and her unlimited patience with us, it is with the greatest pleasure that we here- by dedicate this, the fourth edition of Ravelings. I x-. L. H. S. MR. LEROY AUSTIN Principal Mathematics Industrial Arts North Manchester Purdue University Indiana University University of Chicago MRS. MARY WALLACE English, Latin The VVestern, Oxford, Ohio DePauw University Indiana Universitv Germany I MRS. GLADYS MILBURN Mathematics Music, Art and D. S. Indiana University North Manchester HELEN YEAGER Bookkeeping. Science DePauw University Winona College CARL D. HARMAN Coach History Winona College Manchester College RAVELINGS 1928 -Q X 11- --il I Pnpgu S L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 lglp, Uhr Business Manager--- Advertising Manager S7121 ff ---Ruth Bridenthrail Editor-in-Chief ------ -- ------ Ernest Parks -------Alva Klopenstine Sales Manager ------- ---- R oland Ferverda Society Editor ------- Literary Editor ------ Photograph Editor--- Joke Editor ------- Athletic Editor- - - -----Edna Blighton ---Marjory Meek ----Joy Dausman ----Fred Himes ---Earl Stevens sy.- U A ,fxg K 'uvw xjf' ,::,.' -1 fu IN' 'an , I If .,A.. v' ,, . I f 1 4, I u ,AA 1 K -1 , '- ,,.,. A M X : J:','!'4x' -.- - . N '-5132 4 1 .,. HUNT: 1 'A-. fi' 'E VT sw uhm! 1484, 'V 7 .- .L V +I ' 31 A , zytf 3. ,..f .Q X ' , ,f,,'. ,N Q- Q M. E, Y I Y I V! ' , , I. ,:. , T ' , .X f..: -4' . ,,. ,rx . 1 ,. V- I., i J ' ,I', . , . ' ' 1 1, K , ,'f .F: 'l I,.' .4 -, 5, I-,,f ,, ' ,. - :, -1-' ...n V , h - .23 'n -- 1' ,W ' .,: -g- ff, , A K A. .J , ., .R vu! My .,., .f. .,..-gf. 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Class Secretary '27-'28, Lend Me Your Wife '28, Photograph Editor Rawlings '28. Giggles can be a Solomon without being' a solemn 'un. ALVA KLOPENSTINE Basket Ball '25-'26-'27-'28. Captain '28. Class President '26. President Athletic Assln '28. President Alpha Soc. '28. Lend Me Your Wife '28. Advertising Manager Ravel- ings '28. There may be men greater than I am but I don't believe it. ll- Q Tri li ID- -ill Page IN RAVELINGS 1928 EDNA BLIGHTON Basket Ball '25-'26-'27-'28, Glee Club '25-'26. Lend Me Your Wife '28. Class Secretary '25. President Philodelphian Soc. '28, Valedictorian '28 Society Editor Ravelings '28. Modest and simple and sweet, A nicer girl you'll rarely meet. ERNEST PARKS Glee Club '25. Yell Leader '26-'27-'28. Orchestra ,27-'28. Student Council '28. Lend Me Your Wife '28, President Alpha Soc. '28. Business Manager Rawlings '28 Happy ani I from care 1,111 free! Why aren't they all contented like me? RUTH BRIDENTHRALL Glee Club '25-'26. Vice President '26. Lend Me Your Wife '28. Orchestra '28. Editor-in-chief Ravelings '28. HNever trouble trouble till trouble troubles youf' L.H.S, RAVELINGS 1928 ' FRED HIMES Lend Me Your Wife '28, Prince Charming '28. Joke Editor Rawlings '28. Shall I, like Z1 Hermit dwell, On a rock or in a cell. MARJORY MEEK Librarian '26-'27-'2S. L'Lend Me Your Wife '2S. Salutatorian '28. Literary Editor Ravelings Speaking generally, She's generally Spealzmgf EARL STEVENS Basket Ball '25-'26-'27-'28, Lend Me Your Wife '28, Athletic Editor Rawlings '28 It is well for one, To know more than he saysf? iw -113 -eq Pure Eh-vu I L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 SENIOR COLORS Red and White. SENIOR MOTTO !'We'11 find a path or make SENIOR FLOWER one. American Beauty Rose. SENIOR YELL Biff! Boom! Bah! Biff! Boom! Bah! Leesburg High School Rah! Rah! Rah! Biff! Boom! Bate! Biff! Boom! Bate! Seniors! Seniors! Twenty-eight! ! lg.,ll L.H.S. RAVELINGS Sveuinr Gllaum Sung Here's to you. dear class of mine. Though you number but nine. You I love with all my heart. For you will do my part. Time is speeding fast away. Parting draws nearer day by day. From each other we must part. On life's path we'll soon start. So here's to you. class of mine. Though you number but nine. You I love with all my heart. For you will do my part. Four long years welve been together. Friends in fair or rainy weather. But soon will all be ended. With others our lives blended. 1928 I :ure Thirteen L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 f ' Q ,, , . ' 4 ...X-1 -' F: 1 V d . .- ,, -of x. V Z, . ':'::rp: L ' 25,21 W. . ' Sims: .,.,. Q h ff? 2 f..s.E .ggg ,-- i U' ?T1::f't'IQ?.7.. - .-. -.. .5631 X , WM r l ' ' ,M 5 1 1 . 1' - +34 ' 2 . A 1 5 V ,:1QzLiW ' . I as 14.-' ' ' .- , C - Q , N f- 'Q 2. ,Q 'K 1 f, - -. 1 ' - :ar 'f 'K 1, --a. f'.2.:r:-. ' '- 0 ' A, ' - .ri wi ' x f. 5 , 'as '13 1 5-'5iz::fW f' H: ' 1 V , + . 9 I Q ' 2 . 1 21 uf , , X 1 W - , '.:- ' ffl ,aff A -::,', Q sj?-41, ,Q ch: 'I , 1 X, 3 '1 .. 5 .wgft w is A Q b 3 ' . 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RAVELINGS 1928 Qllaza 'ltliatnrg CLASS history is a lot like a problem in arithmeticg adding. sub- tracting, multiplying, and dividing. Adding the new membersg subtracting those who leaveg multiplying the students times their books. and dividing their knowledge from their books. the results are the graduates. Some are cancelled out and some are carried over and at last the answer is reached. Applying this principle to the class of '28, you will find that the original 18 multiplied by 4 years of high school will result in 9 graduates. In the year of 1924. eighteen students entered Leesburg High School. In addition to the nine who graduate there were: Ruth Replogle, Fred- erick Vanator, Carl Kilmer, Paul McKibben, Ernest Dye. Olive Murphy. Mildred Gay, Bemis Stookey, and Esther Bricker. This will equal our number to start. During that year Olive Murphy and Ernest Dye can- celed out. The rest carried over into the next year. VVhen we returned we were minus Paul McKibben, but Margaret Cremeen was added. During that year Carl Kilmer, and Mildred Gay canceled out and Ruth Replogle was subtracted. Pass over another summer and We begin our Junior year. This time minus Margaret Cremeen and Fred Vanator: but plus Harold Men- dell and Charles Miller. Subtract Harold Mendell at Christmas, and that iinishes the year. In 1927 nine students entered Leesburg High School as seniors. These were the ones who had carried over from the Junior year. We were minus Bemis Stookey. Esther Bricker, and Charles Miller. The mathematics problem is ended: we have our answer: nine graduates. MARJORY MEEK. 'Qs l':u:n- S I L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Aurtinn Swain N April 20, 1928. the Seniors of Leesburg High School had an Auc- tion Sale with Mr. Leroy Austin as auctioneer. The following ar- ticles We1'e sold to the highest bidder. Roland Ferverda's popularity went to Robert Shroyer for the fabul- ous sum of 25c. Alva Klopenstine sold his right-of-way to the Leesburg-Nappanee road to Arthur Anglin for 31.39. Joy Dausman's cute ways went to VVilma Rowe for the sum of 490. There was hot competition for the position of business manager of the annual, which position Ernest Parks holds. It was iinally sold to Everette Bortan for the unheard of sum of 34.98. Edna Blighton put up her goo-goo eyes, and as the bidding was very enthusiastic Juanita Brookins bought them for two for a nickle. Fred Himes sold his Hgirlish looks to Arthur Kinney for 31.18. Earl Stevens sold five inches of his height. Again there was much competition, this time between YVilliam Rathbun and Merritt Rookstool. It was finally knocked down to William Rathbun for 25c an inch. Ruth Bridenthrall's ability to have either straight or curly hair, wen to Esther J. McHibben. It brought 150. Marjory Meek sold her Ford Coupe to Wilbur Haney with the un- derstanding that he was to bring Miss Yeager to school in it. He paid 31998. The Junior Class bought the Senior amiability and class harmony. The ability of the Seniors to drive Miss Yeager wild in Bookkeeping went to the Sophomores for 39.85. The entire school went together and purchased the dignity of the Seniors. The said dignity was then presented to the Junior Class with due formality, The proceeds of the sale was used to build a tennis court on the school grounds for the use of the future students of L. H. S. MARJORY MEEK, '28. Page S I L. H. S. ll.Ip. RAVELINGS 1928 Svvninr 0111155 1302111 High School, as a parting token Of the class of eight and twenty, We will tell in words oft spoken Cf our High School pleasures many. Four long years welve spent togethei Sometimes sad and sometimes gay Now our high school days are over We will start upon life's way. In the hours we've spent together Some were work and some were play: Our parties that were pleasures, We'll remember many a day. More than these we will remember, All our classmates, tried and true. And in future days, each member Some great work will do. 'Tis for this, High School, days Which in our memories dwell, Take the tribute that we all pay As we bid you fond farewell. L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Juninra ' 'J J.. .T 'f . W .. ' -I. , ' ' L31 T K1 . .' 'L .J 'L-. J' 1 v. BOTTOM ROW'-fleft to rightl-Ray Schue. Ralph Church. Margaret Gay, Merle Deckard, Leannis Valentine, Princess Rathbun, Wayne McCann, Pearl Pendergrass, Millard Wallace, Everette Borton. SECOND ROW-Isabelle Stahly, Milla Kirkendall, Wayne Deckard, Hazel Dawson, Mary Austin. Mae Stookey, Pearl Funk, Blance Konkle. THIRD ROW-Esther J. McKibbin, Loman Doty, Carl Kilmer, Morris Bareham, Harold Hartman, Miss Yeager, Sponsor. N the eighth of Sept., 1925, we, a class of twenty-seven. assembled in the Leesburg High School. After every one was acquainted with his neighbor we elected our ofiicers. This was followed by an initia- tion by the upper classmen. In Sept., 1926, we re-assembled at our dear old High School again for our second years Work. We found that four of our classmates had left us and we had gained two new members. During the year we lost one of our members leaving us a class of twenty. At the beginning of the year 1927-28 we found two of our old school- mates missing. two more left us, then by gaining one new member we had a class of twenty-three members. We elected the following offi- cers: Everette Borton, President: Maurice Bareham, Vice-President: Hazel Dawson, Treasurer: Carl Kilmer, Secretary: Mae Stookey. Stu- dent Council memberg Miss Yeager, Sponsor. Colors-Maroon and Gold. Flower-White Lily. Motto- We are striving for the highest. CARL KILMER, '2Sl. l':lg:4- Yillt'll'l'll 1 L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Svnphnmnrra BOTTOM ROW-fleft to rightj-Merritt Rookstool, Nina Bareham, Vida Bricker, Lucy Martz, Frances Thomas, Ruth Franks, Delta Fawley, Elsie Kintzel, Carl Bixler. SECOND ROW-Charles Summy, Wilbur Haney, Clarence Gunter, Hiram Ferverda, Everette Rookstool, Charles McDaniel, Robert Kyle, Robert Smith. THIRD ROW-Mr. Harmon, Sponsor, Gerald Harter, Robert Robinson, Howard Black, George Ryan, Arthur Anglin, Lowell Valentine, Harvey Anglin, Glenn Hunt, Gerald Mikesell. IN early September, 1926, thirty-two of us began our iirst year of High School. In organizing our class the following oflicers were chosen: Howard Black, president: Frances Thomas, vice-presidentg Robert Robinson, treasurer, Ruth Franks, secretary, Miss Yeager, sponsor. After getting acquainted we were entertained and initiated at a party given by the upper classmen. During the year a Wiener roast and bobsled party were enjoyed by the class. Twenty-six resumed their studies this year as Sophomores. We elected Delta Fawley, president, Robert Kyle, vice-presidentz' Lucy Martz, secretary and treasurerg Howard Black, student council mem- berg Mr. Harman, sponsor. During the year two members left the class, but two more came to fill their places. Class Colors-Blue and Gold. Class Flower-Sweet Pea. Class Motto- Honor waits at Labor's Gate. FRANCES THOMAS, '30. l':l1:v '1'w1-1113 L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 EH 1'P5l'l1IIPlI ,.,,,,..v..,w, , . . A - V p 5 L BOTTOM ROVV-tleft to right!-William Rathbun, Maytlean Haney. Evelyn XVal- lace, Joe Blodgett. Hazel Roberts. Ruby Stookey, Robert Shroyer, Juanita Brookins. YViln1a Rowe, Pearl Cole. SECOND ROVV-Emra Stooltey. Mildred Yancuren, Sarah E. Bishop, Ruth Dawson, Bessie Konkle, Ruth Lutes, Nixon VVeax'er, Maxine Morrisey. Zona Staekhouse, Avery Hall, Robert Gilliam. THIRD ROW-Raymond Stahly, Vl'illard Templin, Robert Plotner. Guy Bixler, Douglas Hall, Harold Murphy, Arthur Kinney. Mrs. Milburn. Sponsor. N September 5, 1927, twenty-eight of us enrolled in the Leesburg High School. A few weeks later a party was held by the upper classmen to make we Freshmen full fledged members ofthe school. At this party we staged a clever comeback. We elected the following ofiieers: Arthur Kinney, president: Ruby Stookey, vice-president: Evelyn XVallaCe, secretary: Zona Stackhouse. treasurer: Robert Gilliam. student council member: Mrs. Milburn. sponsor. Class Colors-Purple and White. Class Flower-Pansy. RUBY STOOKEY, 'Z31. Past- 'l'u1-nty-one L.I1.S. R.A,V'EIgIPJC3S fl ' ' X Q A , n x wgw w x. . H g- 1 N V' xxx 1 V 1 ,.. 'Q x ' ' 52, be 'y ?G,p r J A . 'fp , fl. ' X ,, .2'f . A xkxszr H-,e,.41.1:,-5 -lsrd, f i 5' J - Q 134 , i , X p s 5114 , 45 ' T .. 'i H I .,.. , ' A, .-Q, Q I-Tv 'l'w1-nl y-1 war 1928 9 L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Ellreahmm 0111155 13119111 Oh, yes we're L. H. Freshmen. But only for a year. If the 1'est our stride will follow We'll all finish with a cheer. The upper classmen say we're fresh. Why sure, that's why we're here. If they had halt' the pep we've got. They'd have no need to fear. We never whisper, scowl, or frown, Just study with a smile. We make the other classes step 'round To keep within a mile. We're fourteen girls and fourteen boys. Now watch our pep and hear our noise. Here's to the Freshmen of '28, May we all be together when we graduate. MAXINE MORRISEY, 'Zll. Svuphnnlturr Qllaaa 15112111 We are the bunch from L. H. S. Sophomores they say. WVe always t1'y to do our best In every little way. Miss Yeager says she thinks we're The noisiest bunch in school. I don't quite agree with her. But she's right as a general rule. Mr. Harman is our sponsor. None better could we find. But he has too many History tests To suit this little mind. Mr. Austin is our principal, A very good one too. For every morning he will talk Cn how We ought to do. Mrs. Milburn teaches music, Also Algebra one. She's always in a hurry When there's work to be done. HIRAM FERVERDA, '30. Page 'I' nt ll L. H. S. l':u:v 'l'wl'nI, I RAVELINGS iluninr Ollaaa 1509111 Of all the classes of L. H. S. The Juniors can't be beat. With her goodly members That you chance to meet. We have Worked to have our lessons, Each, and every one, Many times theyire very hard, But we always get them done. Miss Yeager is our sponsor. And she helps us all the time, In sandwich sales and Carnivals, She's earned us many a dime. There are two VVaynes in our class. And Millard, Maurice and Ray, Ralph, Everett, and Harold, Pearl, Margaret and Mae. Hazel. Mary and Blanche. Isabelle, Milla and Pearl, Carl, Loman and Princess, Leannis. Myself and Merle. ESTHER J. MCKIBBEN, '29, E112 Svvninra Though we are few, we are mighty. Don't believe it? Just look at our names. Edna is, I guess. our best scholar, She should be in the hall of fame. I don't know which should come first here. On this list of our very good names. But I'll have to put them down someway. If the order is wrong, I'm not to blame. Marjory. Earl and Roland, There that's three of them, see! Then Joy and Alva, Ernest and Ruth That accounts for all but me. FRED HIMES, '2S. 1928 1. Pxal X I' W.:-,,.. Q .r -f, ,. 4. 1-A wx I--if.:-f J., ' 1!1',x ,, . vu-I ww, ., e,,.!,.. p X 1 Q . 1 ' 1 1 , . ,ll M.. ,. - ,.,yLf,-A , .4,g,. v' R ffj. -v., I Q1 A fm 1 ' A Uk. 1,-.,gn . - 1, Ax-f ., ' vrrwf f , , , ... ff., f.- ,f.-,+.:- - ,f 1 V, - 'f 1, 14 i. A -gL '5-7, ', Yu- 1.- A' 1 ., . 1 . , .4 's 1 pf 4 ,r 182.-fg, . ' -'A .H 1,-5 fr, -. U. . 1 '-, A . .'-,,fa' 1 1 114'-' A . WL .1 ,Ay 1. -xirrfvg' xv' -ex .,f',2-I, .- N.--. v , ' ,-4,,,.. '1 LV' -: ' Q- ,L . A , -, , 1 . -. . . J,-2 . A .fu-.H 1 :-,rj , ', -. ..- . '1', ..: --n . , , 1. 5 --- ' ,Vx .f,.. Q, U ,MM A 1 4'-, 1,-.' ,. -,.,, . - Lv, , L 4 , , , . . , wx 1 A f. , -. ,1- ,. 1 , .I 1 r vcninllxmuiallq ltulv L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 C5192 Glluh BOTTOM ROW-fleft to rightj-Frances Thomas, Elsie Kintzel, Evelyn Wallace, Margaret Gay, Zona Stackhouse, Maxine Morrisey, Pearl Cole, Maydean Haney. TOP ROW-Sarah E. Bishop, Mildred Vancuren, Ruth Dawson, Ruby Stookey, Wiliiia Rowe. Nina Bareham, Juanita Brookins, Vida Bricker, Mrs. Milburn, Instructor, Pearl Funk. N the fall of 1927 We began our musical education with Mrs. Milburn as our leader. The class elected Margaret Gay, President: Elsie Kintzel, Secretary and Treasurer. The Glee Club sang for various church and school gatherings and Literary Society programs. A minuet was given for Thanksgiving which included all the girls. Our music included duets, trio, quartette, and mixed quartette. Just before school was out an operetta, Prince Charming, was given in which the Glee Club had the leading parts. MARGARET GAY. '29. Pago- Twenty-live L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Gllrrhvztru BOTTOM ROW-fleft to rightj-Ernest Parks, Warren Black, Earl Robinson, Guy Bixler, Everette Rookstool, Sarah E. Bishop, Mae Stookey, pianist, Gerald Mikesell, Hiram Ferverda. SECOND ROWkJohn Baldwin, Edward Good. Marshall Anglin, Lloyd Stackhouse, Roland Ferverda, Frances Thomas. THIRD ROW-Donald Shively, Joe Blodgett, Emra Stookey, Chas. Ross, director, Wayne Deckard, Erwin Borton, Merle Deckard, Robert Gilliam. HE High School Orchestra was re-organized this yeai' into a school orchestra. It has made excellent progress under the direction of Mr. Ross with many new members. We played at various social events, including the Senior class play. meetings of the Parent-Teachers Association, County Basket Ball Tour- nament, Junior Class play, W. C. T. U. meeting at the M. E. Church. and the school operetta, t'Prince Charming. We practiced regularly every Thursday evening and on the whole have had an unusually successful year. ERNEST PARKS. TES. l':up,1- 'Pun-nly-six L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Sveninr 0112155 Flag THE SENIOR CLASS of LEESBURG HIGH SCHOOL Presents l.END ME YOUR WIFE CHARACTERS Montgomery Ray t Monte l, Grandpa's grandson ....... Ernest Parks Tod Hunter, a young dancing master ............-.. Roland Ferverda Otis Hammerhead C Grandpa J, From Yellow Bud, Ohio ....... ----------------------------------------- Alva Klopenstine Officer McCormack, who seen his duty and done it ....... Earl Stevens Lucy Hunter, our little wife ......................... Joy Dausman Dorothy May. just out of college .................. Ruth Bridenthrall Mrs. Pansy Hopscotch, fair, fat, and forty--- ---- Marjory Meek Marie Ribeau, the girl from Paris ----------..- ---Edna Blighton Kloompv, twelve days from Copenhagen over ---- ---- F red Himes SCENES ACT I. Reception room of the Hunter Dancing Academy, Chicago. ACT II. Same as Act I. That night. ACT III. Sace as Act I and II. The next morning. TIME: Tomorrow. TIME OF PLAYING: Approximately two hours. Furniture from Ringle's. ALVA KLOPENSTINE, '28 I Q. l 1 RAVELINGS L. H. S. filuninr Gilman Elglag THE JUNIOR CLASS of LEESBURG HIGH SCHOOL Presents AND HOME CAME TED CHARACTERS Skeet Kelly, the clerk .................. Diana Garwood, the Heiress .... Miss Loganberry, spinster .,... Aunt Jubilee, cook ...... Mr. Man, mystery .......... Jim Ryker, laWyer-- ......... Henrietta Darby, Widow ..... - Ted, groom ............ 1928 ----Wayne McCann -- -Margaret Gay ------Mae Stookey Maurice Bareham Ira Stone, Villain .......... --- ----Esther McKibbin -----Carl Kilmer ----Everette Borton Leannis Valentine Mollie Macklin, housekeeper .... .... -------Mary Austin ----Harold Hartman - -- -Princess Rathbun Wayne Deckard Elsie, bride ............. Senator M'corkle, father--- SCENES ACT I. The oliice and reception room of the Rip Van Winkle Inn, in the Catskill Mountains. An afternoon in April. What hap- pened to Ted. ACT II. The same night. Who was the burglar. ACT III. The next morning. Who was Mr. Man. HAZEL DAWSON, '29. Pauxu 'l t 1.,l t L.H.S. RAVELINGS Clbpvrrtta THE LEESBURG HIGH SCHOOL Presents THE OPERETTA PRINCE CHARMINGU CHARACTERS Prince Charming .... --- Cupid ........ Jack .... Jill ,,... Mother --- Father --- Sally --- Jane ..... ,.... Nannette - -- Puck ......... Fairy .......... ........ 1928 - - Margaret Gay Maid Molly ....... ............ .... -Gerald Mikesell Roland Ferverda Elizabeth Blaine St. Valentine ...... --- Queen of Tarts .... -.,. ----Emma Mock --Robert Gilliam Mary Plank ---Ruby Stookey -----Fred Himes ---Elsie Kintzel -Evelyn Wallace ----Annabelle Austin Richard Silveus -Helen Hunt Silver and Gold ---- ---Ist and 2nd Grades Valentines ----- ---Ist and 2nd Grades Butterflies -------- ---- 3 rd and 4th Grades Tart Girls ---------- ---- 3 rd and 4th Grades Indians and Violets ---- -----.. 5 th and 6th Grades Fairies ------------- ---7th and Sth Grade Girls Roses ---------- ---'Tth and 8th Grade Girls Colonial Maidens ---- ---7th and Sth Grade Girls ' ' ------- Glee Club Girls Daisies ---------------------------------- SCENE:-Scene is laid in Cloudland near St. Valentine palace. ELSIE KINTZEL, '30. l1.'l t ,INET-NW 2 4 ' r 1 1 A s .Lrg 'A'- 1 . .Aff 'rf- W IT, N 1 X ' 4' :' J U ' ' I 'v ' 1 V X I , . I .P Wm L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Snrietg T HE Freshmen were delightfully received into L. H. S. at a party held on September 23. After the initiation delicious refreshments were served and entertainment was provided for all. The Freshmen staged a clever comeback in which they diagnosed the ills of the Presi- dent of the Senior Class. This was much enjoyed by all. The latter part of the evening was spent in playing party games and singing. The Freshmen reported a good time. A party was held in the High School Assembly on Valentine Eve as a result of the contest between the Alpha and Philodelphian Literary Societies. The Alpha Society entertained. The room was prettily decorated in the customary colors, red and white. After refreshments were served the committee took over the affair and kept the guests de- lightfully entertained. illvrrpiinn HE annual Junior-Senior Reception was held at Elkhart April 7. A T delicious four course dinner was served at the Hotel Elkhart. Toasts, music by Mrs. Milburn and Roland Ferverda and a Junior- Senior girls quartette was enjoyed between courses. Mrs. Wallace acted as Toastmistress and toasts were given by Miss Yeager, Edna Blighton, Mr. Austin, Mr. Harman, Mrs. Good, and Everette Borton. After dinner a theatre party was enjoyed at the Lerner Theatre. The picture shown was Two Flaming Youths. Qllraturiral Glnntvat Leannis Valentine, Delta Fawley and Elsie Kintzel took part in the local Oratorical contest April 4. Leannis Valentine won first place and Elsie Kintzel second. Roland Ferverda and Gerald Mikesell, Joe Blodgett, and a quartette composed of Juanita Brookins, Evelyn Wallace, Pearl Funk and Mar- garet Gay took part in the Music Contest. Roland Ferverda and Gerald Mikesell in a saxophone and violin duet, won iirst place. The two nrst place winners will compete at Burket, April 6. RUTH BRIDENTH RALL. ll.,lIty L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Alpha Biitrrarg Svnrietg URING the school year of 1923-24, the Alpha Literary Society was formed for the entertainment and enjoyment of the boys of L. H. S. At the same time the Philodelphian Society was formed for the girls. These societies met the last hour of the day. Every one was considered a member and was obliged to attend the meetings. Many enjoyable programs were given, consisting mostly of talks and music by the members. These programs were continued the following year. The year 1925-26 saw several changes in faculty and Mr. Curtis, our new principal thought wise to discontinue the programs and their loss was felt keenly by most of the students. This year the societies were re-organized, though with several changes. The two societies were composed of the members of the stu- dent body, both boys and girls. After all the students had been chosen by the two appointed, the societies had their meetings to organize. The Alpha Society chose the following officers: President, Vice-Pres- ident, Treasurer, Sponsor, Critic. Seargent-at-arms, and Secretary. The Alpha Society was to meet the third Friday of every month and give it's program in the presence of the whole school. On February 10th, the Alpha Society gave a party in honor of the Philodephian Society, which was enjoyed by the guests. WAYNE DECKARD, '2U. Iihiluhvlphian iiiitvrarg Svnrietg E were all pleasantly surprised one morning when Mr. Austin an- nounced that we would re-organize the Literary Societies. He appointed two to choose sides for the division of the student body into two groups. Our group then chose it's officers, which were to be re- elected every six weeks. Our society then chose the name Philodel- phianf' We retained the motto, colors, and flower of the former so- ciety, which were, Be square the whole world round,', Brown and Gold, and the Chrysanthemum, respectively. The two societies were to give their programs alternately every two weeks. Mr. Austin, Mrs. Milburn and Mr. Harman were to judge the programs and the so- ciety adjudged as having had the best, was to be entertained by the other society at the end of each semester. With a goal in view, we all determined to do our best to make the programs a success. MAE STOOKEY, '29. Pause Thirty- H. S. RAVELINGS 1928 w- - ,, in .4 l jf ,Y A kr rg W - '- 1 . Bus ravi X ,, xi L 4 b ' I Fx -22.5 3, Z. L' 2 4. , ' ,- :X '1 M i f , ' Q ' of . ,yn L f .A,, ' QV MAYBE .. bl Nj Lgifgr: vu o T H H1 G A' T0 'il w w .F . D O 'f A 'ff i if I RT: ,,,, -, ' q J, E ' -- ', 'ff .ffm ., 5 T W X X 5' . 6+ ., 'Fuel-Z.-,. : YOU 'WW xl Q FRAACES 3 , .Ui-Sh x 1 Q. .f x ., A Tw -l31Q5j' PAQTED FOR once CHARLES .A , W I 8 CHA rgges U ef W6 ,, 1 fx, V , 1 'Nu-' :it nigga. 7 m YN 5a1vlE' T T'u'3T FFiIElf1OS YA 1 5 ., 5 , 5 . w ? K HIVLA PEARL' 5 fx v Q is ' Vx k ., Y . z , Q. v. f C' ff? -':: I ' it-fl - X .- -' 13 ,Q R ART Q . x , ., s e l 3 fx TJMVLY :ure 'l'lniriy-Iwo v.,: I I , v 'e J7.. -5. ' Y-qv 4 .nf 4 nv! , , Qi ,I Y, UE, Q-,,.', r uw J 1 w I ', , 'If ,x 1 .,J,-, .V s 1 VA-. . - -9 YC -x 1 , , N 'Q ' '--x -zu' ,E m 5 2 if ..,K.: .Ml r1,' 3., ' Q 1 .. . - ' wwf 'A - ' xl f 1' , - ' , wl ' HI T. If . . K f ,- .x , ., 4 . -,gm v ' ' 'I 1 I' , Y' Q X1 K .4,f 1:jd 1, .- I-1.1 V. , ,t v': N1. 4 : .Vn -'J I -4-1 ' . 'rf' .a ly, - X .yi f - 1. . A, -2 M. n 'H- A s ' ' ,. ,. u 5' x, . .- W Jfliw A iv' '. A ' 1 ', g-Y-iffkt' , ,1,-413 A-.M W. c-4, -K .. D VI 4- ,af PP! ' x 4 by S1-.l K ,,... 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SECOND ROW-Harvey Anglin, Wayne McCann. Mr. Harman, Coach, Glenn Hunt, Lowell Valentine. LVA Mack! our captain, played his position in good style. Much credit is due him for keeping the team in iighting spirits. Earl tSteveJ as center made some spectacular long shots and also kept his opponents from making theirs. Wayne fSnapJ was very Clever in handling the ball and made many points in spite of the fact that he was closely guarded by the opponents. Millard CMillJ a valuable aid to the team in keeping the other team from scoring. We hope he keeps it up next year. Harvey CPist0lJ fought hard. was always on the job and could be depended upon. Lowell CRustyJ was a faithful player when he was needed. Howard tBlackD was always ready to do his part. Glenn tSloppyJ is noted for his ability in crippling the opposing players if they get a little too rough. Mr. Harman, Coach, much credit can be given to him for the way in which he developed the team. Working throughout the year to pro- duce a winning team. Pause 'I'hirt v-ll r L.H.S. RAVELINGS SSS 1928 Bugs' Svrrnnh Gram BOTTOM ROW-ileft to rightl-Robert Smith, Robert Robinson, Merritt Rook- stool, Harold Hartman. SECOND ROW-Robert Plotner, Avery Hall, Mr. Harman, Coach, Emra Stookey, Arthur Anglin. SCORE 1 927-28 Leesburg Burket -- Leesburg Sidney -- Leesburg Mentone - Leesburg Pierceton - Leesburg Burket --- Leesburg Silver Lake Leesburg Mentone - Leesburg Syracuse - Leesburg Silver Lake Leesburg Claypool - Leesburg Claypool - Leesburg Atwood -- Leesburg Milford -- lp.Ilt L.H.s. RAVELINGS 1928 Girlz' ifiaakvi Iflall Glrzun BOTTOM ROVV-tleft to rightl-Zona Staekhouse. Margaret Gay. Joy Dausman, Edna Blighton. ' ' SECOND ROVV-Pearl Funk, Blanche Konkle, Mary Austin, Hazel Roberts. THIRD ROW-Maxine Morrisey, Princess Rathbun, Miss Yeager. Foaq-11, Xvilmg Rowe, Vida Bricker. OY, one of our best and one we will lose this year. She was quick on her feet and nearly always got the ball. VVQ will miss her for running center next yea1'. Blanche, is one of our guards. This is Blanche's first year but she did her best and will be a valuable aid to the team next year. Pearl, our other guard. This is Pearl's first year on the team. She was just a little slow but was always sure. Margaret tPeg'gyl Our star forward who has played on the team for three years will probably complete her 4th year next year by making' more points than in previ- ous years. Zona fStackJ our other forward. She is just a Freshman but is willing to go through and fight for her team. She made quite a few points for the team. Mary our jumping center who was almost always on the job, and didn't give up. This is Mary's first year here. but she has plenty of the spirit of L. H. S. Edna fBobbyJ another one we will lose. She played hard and always did her best as forward when she was needed. Hazel is a Freshman but the few times she played she put up a good fight. Princess, Wilma, Vida, and Maxine were subs. They were always willing: and showed a good spirit. Miss Yeager, our coach. helped us get and keep the Fighting spirit with which we won our games. MARGARET GAY, ,BEL Pzure 'l'llirty-tive L. H. S. Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg Leesburg lp.,'llt3 RAVELINGSEEE 1928 Svrnrra BOYS' FIRST TEAM SCORE 1927-28 ----36 Burket --- --- ----59 Bourbon -- ----47 Sidney --- ----34 Mentone -- 32 41 ---- Pierceton ---- ---- Burket ------- ----33 Etna Green --- ----39 Silver Lake --- ----33 North Webster -- ----38 Bremen ------ --34 Mentone .... - 26 42 ---- Syracuse --.----- ---- North Webster -- ----47 Silver Lake ----- 36 ---- Claypool ----- ----51 Claypool -- ----52 Atwood -- ----22 Milford --- ----51 Bremen ------ ----38 Etna Green --- GIRLS' SCORE 1 927-28 ---- Bourbon ----- ---- Etna Green --- ---- Bremen ------ ---- North Webster -- ---- Bremen ------ 15 18 16 ----16 North Webster -- 23 21 13 ---- Etna Green --- LH.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Glalrnhar SEPTEMBER Vacation ends. Freshies hold first class meeting. Yea! Rah! Rah! Freshies! First Basket Ball practice. Too much candy? '? 'F Guy Bixler: fin Biology classj Hogs are used for beef and things like that. Joy: Cin Bookkeepingl Miss Yeager, who is us? And we thought Joy was a Senior. Mr. Harmon: Grapefruit is very useful as a breakfast food and for the shower bath it furnishes at the same time. We learn from Ruth that some people are very, sophisticated. If you know what I mean. We wonder what the Freshmen have up their sleeves. Too many meetings! Milford versus Leesburg equals Milford. Freshmen are Formally received into L. H. S. We learn what they had up their sleeves. Certain persons in L. H. S. learn the meaning of the RED CARPET. Mrs. Wallace: Roland, what hampered Marlowe in his writing? Roland: He died. Mr. Harmon informs us that any one can raise cain, Ccanej OCTOBER We are told that Ruth B. and certain other folks in the Senior class are very euphuistic. Miss Yeager: Is this ink purple? Roland: Yes Miss Y.: How come? Roland: Because they made it that Way I suppose. Mrs. Wallace is caught playing hide and seek with Ernest. Ernest was hiding and Mrs. Wallace was hunting him. Glen Hunt says that limestone is kind of stony. lBright looy.J Mrs. Wallace: Millard, what did Scott write? Millard: He wrote the Lady of the Last Minstrel. Teacher: 'tDid he take the nails off both the fore feet of the dog Tra ? Eveijette: No, only two. Margaret G.: Miss Yeager, please let me wear that blue and white smockf' Miss Yeager: Oh, no. I don't like it really, I only wear it for Gym. fWe're wondering who Jim is.J Page Thirl y-. JAA' ' vw HN- ! , rl ' i 4 L 1 p 1 ' 1-Alfif. f - - ' ,,. .Aff Elf' A -- , N.: 1 - . I.. 1-fl- 1 J! ' ,111-1, r K- 'ti V: -Q53 9, .- , l.5,,J W q ,faq I nam-lx A. b . ' . . -, .t ?i:,,,. -. I-II -. .41-x ,..,.., . x , . ,, f-,Q , VP - N. .- . ' 'SB' I A , 'A ,. ,,, t.-Af .1 4, .v,'Qf1f ' , : ..1'- ':'1. 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T N ' Q, -,W--' . . .N .V , 9.2 'gms sl .. - ...A 1 --P. '5i,?'i,': --gf-'z-, ,L':f1ifQ.-A pw'-.1,1.ac,' r:.a.5. J, .. -gli .. f' 1. i2 'j .. f lv.- K: V 1 2,11 5 -' 'B L. - '1 l ' -- ' if s I . Q xv -' ' , M M, i if 1 fx 451 .gy Am N rv' i, f .rg -. . .'.' .. '. fu ,. . 'r 1 'Aj - ', . fi' '.1a.,-1 x q,e ,. -'- H.. -nxt-,iv J uf , ,' fr, fi J.y,.1?Lr!?,1,: E., f . 41,5 - g. it Af: , ld .-i., f :L ,--.' -WA, xr-Lg ...H r.,i1 F'!Nf.'-,!5. .'-1 ' . ,. ..4. . ,,. f ,A - .I if-,Q A ,. QV , 4,14-f,, , 4 5 ,. .,. . I W 7, 4-57, Aa' 12 I X 1' -ffl., A 'N ' I. v 1 ...s..' 1 ' ,M . .X my fm: .,,',.-Kv.,,,F: .3f,,.i ',, v.w J' .jf4ix,:'L'1V-I -f'-as 'Inman 1-' L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 16. Mrs. Wallace: What physical disability did he have?', Harold: He could Walk on one of his feet. 19. Gerald seems to prefer sitting on the floor rather than on a chair in English class. 23. And did Arthur blush when Frances agreed with him in History. 24. Miss Yeager fin Merchant of Venicelz Glenn, what is an argosy?', Glenn Hunt: A story of adventure. 28. Jack says that there are vast deposits of coal in the Rocky Mts. but no one has found them yet. 31. Mary informs us that poached eggs are eggs friend in water. NOVEMBER 1. Our typewriters are on a strike. 2. Anddtlie basket ball suits didn't come today. Oh, my cow! What'll we o. 4. Bourbon and Leesburg break even. Girls win and boys lose. Ch, pardon me, I just got that turned around. 8. Freddie finds that telephones are very fragile animals. 9. Does anyone recognize this expression? D'yu get the idea? 10. And still we're ahead. Boys beat Sidney 28-47. 11. Teachers go places and see people. 14. Mrs. Wallace: t'What is a Barbarian? Harold: A native from Turkey. 17. Now, Joy, just what is a Criminal crime? 18. The long looked-for Junior rings came. 21. We learn that dates do not thrive in rainy weather. And what connection has that with Commercial Geog.? 25. Play practice-Play Practice and PLAY PRACTICE! 30. Everybody happy? Absolutely! DECEMBER 1. It won't be long now. We Wonder if the Freshmen have written to Santa Claus yet. 2. Cash sales for the day are usually transacted by the Juniors the 3rd period, in the assembly room. 6. Any one have an extra practice set? 7. Annual day! Every one got a red tag? 9. Girls win their iirst B. B. game! Beat Webster 6-16. 12. Our slogan is beat Bremen!! 13. I bane yust ready to ketch you if you fall! Every one knows Kloompy. 15. Biology class bisects and trisects Roland Ferverda. 23. We play Mentone and Beat 'eml Merry Christmas. 26. Vacation. Pau.. 'Plnirty-1-ifrlnt L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 JANUARY 2. We the Senior Class do hereby resolve to be dignified. 3. Roland broke our resolution and sat on the floor in Biology. 5. Snowbound ! !! 6. Walloped Webster!! 9. Mrs. Milburn: tto Glee Club girls singing Forsaken J You girls sing it all right till you get to the church yard and then you get lost. 10. Miss Yeager got a telegram from? ? ? '? '? ? 12. Mr. Harmon: What two kinds of farming are there '? Ernest P.: General and Specialtiedf' 13. Played Silver Lake. Score was 47-19. 14. Another victory. Claypool 51-29. 20. Mrs. Wallace: Don Quixote dressed up in armor and went out and rescued fair ladies. Do they do that now? Ernest P.: No, it's impossible. There are no ladies to rescue. 23. I came, I saw, I conquered. That's what William Penn said in Uncle Tom's Cabin. 25. VVe all attend a dog iight. 2728. County tourney. Dope bucket upset! FEBRUARY 1. Jack and other members of the team are ill as after effects of the tournaments. 2. Mrs. Wallace tells us that Richardson became a lizard hound after writing his successful novel Pamela, 4. Well! Well!! VVell!!! 5. Double, Double, Toil and Trouble. Editor-in-chief very worried. 7. Nothing unusual. 8. Ditto! 10. Alphas throw a big party for the Philo's. How many of you girls are going to be married? 13. Jack, Ernie. and Fred receive very amorous Valentines from ? 7 ? 'Z '? 14. The Seniors see Ben Hur at VVarsaw. 16. Edna somehow finds a new name-Trixie. 17. Girls vvallop Bremen! The Boys double the order!! 20. We learn a new Word. Miss Yeager tells us not to be so Asinine I ll 22. George Washington's birthday. I am afraid he hasn't many fol- lowers in L. H. S. 24. Girls get beaten by Etna Green. Boys win. 27. Joy says that her choice of a house would be the one that Jack built. 28. District Tourney nears! 29. Leap Year. Page Thirty L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 1 2 5 7 9 12 14 16 19 21 22 23 26 28 30 2 0 O 4 7 9 11 13 15 16 19 20. MARCH Water all 'round and all 'round-and nothing to drink. fNew ver- sion of the well known verse in the Rime of the Ancient Mariner. J Great expectations! l District tourney. 'Nuff said! Jack ton telephonej : Please give me two tootetey twof' Central: What?', Jack: Two - Oh, heck, I wanna talk to Helen Hedges. Suspender epidemic sweeps over the male population of the school. The rain it rains. All hail the reign of rains. Several Freshmen drowned on the way to school. Sophies declared champions of the L. H. S. inter-class tourney. Gone but not forgotten. Literary Society. and 17. Basket Ball boys enjoy themselves at Indianapolis. Yea! Rah! Rah! Seniors! Steve wins the medal for the best shot in L. H. S. in 1928. Senior Carnival. . There is something wrong in Denmark. Miss Yeager tells Pearl Funk to deposit her gum and Wayiie Mc- Cann also starts an account. What will we do? The little Brown Book is missing. We receive invitations to the reception which is to be held at Elk- hart. One Senior learns that her presence is not desired. Junior Class play, And Home Came Ted. is an enormous success. APRIL Ernie has a cold. He must have been chilled last evening. . Oratorical Contest. V Now will we-or will we have honor sweaters. Junior Senior reception at Elkhart. Everyone reported a good time. Ain't love grand and nature wonderful? Jack and Ernie both avow that they are. An attack of spring fever invades the whole school. Baccealaureate. and 17. Final exams. No remarks necessary. Every class has it's day and this is ours. Commencement of Life. lf.,ll L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1998 THE RADIATOR IN THE ASSEMBLY Hear the radiator thump, It surely makes me jump, It must be full of secrets That I know. If I only had the key. Just what it says to me, I'd whisper to you. maybe. Very low. I would ask it many things, How the JLlI'1IO1 S money iings, So that from wealth to poverty They go. Is it boys or is it mice, That makes a sound like dice, Who gave Harold his black eyes, I would tell you in a trice, When I know, 4 i- . f t Are sweets eaten every day When the teachers are away. What do the students say Are they good in every way, It can't be no. Radiator merely mumbles With a low secretive hiss, I think it really mumbles 'LI won't tell on lad or miss. SMILES A downcast face is lifted, And troubled eyes grow bright, One smile has spread it's sunshine And filled a Way with light. Our days are short and numbers' l. No frowns need e'er be found. When Joy is full abounding By passing smiles around. g. L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 President ......... ...... ..... Vice President ....... ----- Secretary-Treasurer Alumni ---Charles Shue ---Marian Clark ------- ----Lucile Ayers 1920 Gladys Harley ------- ---Mrs. Leroy Kantner, Elkhart, Ind. Cecil Starner .......... ..... M rs. Alfred Boon, Elkhart, Ind. Margaret Ferverda ---- ---Mrs. Chester Giant, Warsaw, Ind. Elsie Lyons ..-...-.. ..--. M rs. Floyd Glant, Pierceton, Ind. Jeanette Weaver--- ---- Mrs. Alton Robinson, Milford, Ind. Roy Eyre ..-..----- -------.. E Xpress Clerk, Goshen, Ind. Maurice Becknell ---- ------------- C lerk, Mishawaka, Ind. Enira Klopenstine ..-. --..-.----..-- W oodworks, Milford, Ind. Mary Holderman--- ---Mrs. Ralph Brubaker, South Bend, Ind. 1921 Leora Martin ------ ---- M rs. Fred Stookey, Belwood, Ill. Gerald Rosbrugh-U .........---... South Bend, Ind. Earl Stookey .-... -.---.. B ookkeeper, South Bend, Ind. 1922 Marjorie Bishop ---- ---Mrs. Earl Stookey, South Bend, Ind. Glenn Stookey -.-- --.------- J et White, Warsaw, Ind. Helen Yeager--- ----.----- Teacher, Leesburg, Ind. Earl Sutton--- ------------- Farmer, Leesburg, Ind. Rilla Starner ---- ---Mrs. James Boyer, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1923 Dale Stookey ----- ----------------- B attle Creek, Mich. Mildred Stookey ---- ---Mrs. Wilbur Klopenstine, Warsaw Lois Summey ------ ----------- T eacher, Leesburg, Ind. Myra Ferverda ------ ---Mrs. Frank Groves, Leesburg, Ind. Warren Rosbrugh ---- ----------- F armer, Leesburg, Ind. Cleo Bricker ------- -------------- B attle Creek, Mich. Heber McCann--- ------ Student, North Manchester, Ind. Mary Harley ---- ----------------- C lerk, Leesburg, Ind. Thelma Shively--- ---- Mrs, Floyd Gingerich, Nappanee, Ind. Ellen Funk ---- ----------------.-----...... D eC92lSGfl Ruth Mickey ---- ---- M rs. Allen Borton, Fort VVayne, Ind. 1924 Emra Hearn ------ '- ------ Student, North Manchester, Ind. Robert Holderman--- ---------- Teacher, Oswego. Ind. Donald Orn ---------- ----- B ookkeeper, Fort Wayne, Ind. Dorothy Holderman ---- ----- S tudent, North Manchester, Ind. Edna Klopenstine ---- ------ M rs. Virgil Miller, Nappanee, Ind. Bernice Curry ------ ------------------ C lerk, Leesburg, Ind. Florence Ruple ----- ---- M rs. Kenneth Bushong, Mishawaka, Ind. Harold Stackhouse--- ------------- Salesman, South Bend, Ind. Harold Bricker--- ------------- Student, Terre Haute, Ind. Oscar Groves ------ -------- - ---------- B arber, Elkhart, Ind. Dorothy Bishop ---- ---- M rs. John Longfellow, Nappanee, Ind. l':lu'l- Forty-two Warren McCann-- - L. H. S. RAVELINGS 1928 Everett Hartman ...- Lucile Ayers ........ Catherine Harley-- Hubert Bridenthrall Ruth Yeager ...... Harold Glant ......... Willodene Hartman- - - Domer Murphey--- Marie McKibben--- Edna Noel ....... Bertha Replogle--- Lawrence Randall--- Hazel Starner ----- Nancy Ulery ----- Wa ne Clark y ---- Ruth VanCuren -.-- Charles Shue ----- Gladys Dausman--- Winton Thomas- - Elizabeth Blaine- -- Russel Ruple -------.- LaVere Stackhouse ---- Kathryn Funk ----- Lewis Noel ---- ' --- Cecil Hartman--- Lela Mahoney ----- Value Valentine-H Helen Arnold -.----- Mary Louise Boggs ---- Marian Clark ------- Dean Ferverda ------ Marguerite Glant-- Ned Hammond ----- Opal Hepler ----- Forest Lyons ------ Noble Miner ------ -- Dallas Popenfoose- Karl Stookey ------- Mable Stookey ----- Pauline Starner ---- Ruth Templin ---- 1925 --------------------Leesburg, ---Teacher, New Carlisle, ----------At Home, Leesburg -------Asst. Prod. Mgr., Elkhart ----Student, DePauw, Greencastle ---------------------Warsaw, -----Telephone Oflice, Warsaw, ----Timekeeper, Richmond --------At Home, Leesburg ---------Waiter, South Bend v v v v v ----Student, North Manchester: ---Mrs. Ray Meek, South Bend ------------------Warsaw, -------At Home, Leesburg, v Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind. Ind. Ind Ind Ind Ind. Ind -----Mrs. John Ulery, Bristol, --------Student, Purdue University ---Mrs. Ancil Valentine, Warsaw. Ind 1926 --Oswego, Ind ----Mrs. Dallas Popenfoose, Oswego, Ind - --..-..... Student, DePauw University -------------Teacher, Leesburg --------------------Warsaw, ------Mrs. Roy Vanator, Muncie ---Mrs. Arthur Keefer, Leesburg 1 v --------------------Oswego, ----Student, North Manchester, --------------------Milford, -----Student. North Manchester 1927 ------------At Home, Warsaw ----Student, North Manchester ----Student, North Manchester v v 7 ----------Carpenter, Leesburg, ---Mrs. Russel Ruple Leesburg, ----------Garage. Leesburg, --- ---At Home. Leesburg, ----------Leesburg. ----Farm Leesburg, --------------Oswego. ---------------Leesburg, ----Times Office, Warsaw, -----At Home, Leesburg ------Student, Muncie 1 1 Ind Ind. Ind Ind. Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Pzuxc Forty il , Qs X SX Q X-4 if Q xx. ' fn. f!' x J XE Q L VY -' ' M.. 'T-'M L.II.S. R.A.V'ElgIIJC1S 1928 A. , '. 5355 ,SS . 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NX ff, 'HL 4 'Q .f v, ,' 2,15 'L TNA u ,y , .A . A ' ' J I ,. I., - -L , 1 w wt' rpm... 1 .,x ,',..1. ' A ,f-It lp. f , 1,2 .i .-L. .-.w nts , Nw- n -, , X , xr 1.,. f N K, X , 1 J . 1 ., , ,u ,.. 1, , , v, Pi 1 -, n 11 4 w 1 A w ,.,'r My Q twlnv n' v, K LN ,,,,. ,vf-A 45, JI ' , fl 'vm Qt I IM 1 4 km, 3 11.95 ? ff 6:21 r 1, y, 1 E K f 1 I 1 f ,- ' 1 L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 We editors may dig and toil Till our finger tips get sore. But some poor fish is sure to say, I've heard that one before. Robert P.: Do you love me, dar- ling? Wilma R.: Of course I do, Freddy, darling. Robert P.: Freddy! My name's not Freddy, it's Bobby. Wilma R.: t'Why so it is. I keep thinking that this is Monday. Ernest P.: Nice dress you're wear- ing. Joy D.: Yes, one day my mother sat up three nights to make it. Arthur K.: Why do they call a fast driver a scorcher? Carl B.: Because he goes at a hot pace, makes pedestrians boiling mad, warms up the police, gets roasted in court and calls it a burning shame. Nixon W.: 'tDo you know the differ- ence between a bathtub and a parlor '? Bessie K.: No. Nixon VV.: Gosh, where do you en- tertain your friends? Rolard F.: t'Did you hear about Steve? Edna B.: No. Tell me. Roland F.: He got his feet wet last fall and he's so tall he didn't catch cold till Commencement Day. Ho Squire. cried Sir Launcelot. Bring me a can opener. I have a flea in my Knight clothes. G L A N BARBER SHOP Leesburg Indiana WEAR-U-WELL SHOES HARNESS AND SHOE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY ' W. L. L Y O N S Leesburg Indiana WHY-e Act as though you liye in the horse and buggy age when convenience and safety of having a phone in the home costs but a few cents a day? PUBLIC SERVICE TELEPHONE CO. Diamonds, Watches Jewelry High Grade Repairing Fred S. Ward 118 South Buffalo Street Warsaw, Indiana Page Fort y-live ' fr .tl 1 1- 54, -':,g3,,:,,5,f-1 ' 1 r 1. up f,-1 '-5 1, .n1i-, 1 f 1- , A ,, ',,g-A-.1 ,qv ,. - .. 1 , if , V . . 1, 5 1 L.,.,:A 'Q 1. mf ,JI . - ,g A , ,, . '. 4' , . , K ,M 5 JV, Q, 11,1 1 . , f 1 V 'F . ,Ji , , . .,7 -,G 2 ' '11 'B . A Q P if . ,::f1'e, ' 'S-'f .1 ' ' x 1 . H. . Ntaffllvff-'x-Qlvigi-ara-pr wlhkv fx , A 2 QL dx, il.: rf 'SAA 21: nv e- .11 3 1' ' 1 W 1.., ,q xv 1.:.1.gLf'1.,4f'1- 1 -' -' .1 . If-,-115,21 N , S , . . H ,'.,. , 1,.- - 1, 41 1 ww , ...' 1.1,-I ..' , .- , ...N 1 . ,- if 'f - ., .. .. .-gl Qi, N Q Lk vu. 1 r ' i-Iffi Q11 ' +511 zf: ' . 1 - .ku-'1 . ls . sw if , if 1, ff.-1 Q Q., , V , j - 51 ,Y.1.,,'. . 1 4,-:u lm -r 1 LMA. . 4S3,'.' .'C',,. ff. Q , , Q, .1 .v-. ' s , 'rs . ,. 1 J , AV. 1. U I , 1 w. Ur, . .4 ,Y .4V,' 4. 2 f , ,H , I 1.15 -1 wi r , 11. .',f1 .1 ' 1 F.. . 135, ,V It ll , , 5' ' .. 1 Iv r. L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 KEHLER'S STORE Modern Cobbleries H. KEHLER, Prop. Dependable Shoes and Shoe Repairing 116 E. Center St. Phone 233 Warsaw. Ind. FITCH 8z BURDEN Jewelry and Optical Store Where Quality Counts WARSAW, IND. ELECTRICITY Places conveniences in the homes of today that kings in their cas- tles could not command. Let electricity do your work. Light, Heat, Refrigeration, and Power INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE CO. WARSAW, IND. I i.. I I POWERS CLOTHING STORE KUPPENHEIMER and STYLE-PLUS Good ClotheS t EMERSQN HATS ECLIPSE SHIRTS 116 So. Buffalo St. WARSAW' INDIANA Jack: 'tAin I the only one that has ever kissed you? Hazel: Why will every in in ask that question '? Of course you -ue I can read your minds like a hook, the Prof. droned on. UI can tell just what each ot' you is thinking. Well, why con't you eo there'?' ie marked the cynic in the rear Seat. Mrs. Wallace: What is a Latin race? Hirain F.: A race between a Caesar and the teacher's goat. ' Say Niggah, ean't yo' all play fair? I i know what cards I done dealt yo'. L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Johnson Lumber 81 Coal Co. Lumber, Coal and Builders Supplies Warsaw, Power and Light Wiring' RADIO HENDERSON 8: PARKER Electrical Contractors Warsaw, Ind. Fixtures A ppliances Milk famim--unfecl. Starvation-he's drarl. -A Freshman. Went skating'-'tis said Ice luiinrorl him-he's cloud. -A Sophomore False fair one-hope tied. Heart hursteil-he's dead. -A Junior. Deep wisdom-swelled head Brain fever-he's dead. -A Senior. Raymond S.: May I have the last dance with you?,' Milla K.: You've just had it. lndiana PEOPLES BANK lStz1te Bunk? Your Business Always Appreciated GLOBE CLOTHING COMPANY Home of Hart Sohaffner IQ Marx Clothes The Young lVIen's Store Steison Holeproof Hats Hosiery I 1., lfortw-sq-xcl L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Compliments of THE G. M. STEPHENSON SHOP Ladies', Misses' and Children's Ready-to-Wear and Ready-to-use Articles -such as- Corsets Gloves Sweaters Underwear Hosiery Lingerie NOVELTIES LINENS TOWELS BED SPREADS Infants' Wear Hand Bags Umbrellas and Toilet Articles Walk up and Save If she doesn't talk, she's uninterest- ing. If she talks too much, she's a bore. If she goes with all the boys, she's a flirt. If she goes with one, she's married or can't get anyone else. If she's athletic, she loses her maid- enly charm. If she isn't-well, girls can't do much anyway. So kindly tell us what a poor girl is going' to do that will meet with the ap- proval of some of the boys around L. H. S. l-'algo Forty-viuglll Wishing You All a Sucessful Life B. K. 8: R. HARDWARE COMPANY General Hardware, Implements, Plumbing, Heating ROOFING, SPOUTING, PUMPS, WINDMILLS, ETC. Electric Water Systems Septic Tanks Mr. Austin: See here I-Iarolcl, how many more times will I have to warn you about coming in late? Harold H.: I dont know, Sir. How many more days of school are there '? Mr. Harman: XVhen was Rome huilt? Loman: At night. Mr. Harman: 'tWhere did you get that answer 'V' Loman: Well, Rome wasn't built in a clay. Pearl F.: 'tS'matter, clon't you like my company'?', Carl K.: Where is it? L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 Charles Thomas GROCERIES and SHOES Alva: If the Prof. doesn't take back what he said this morning I'm going to leave school. Joy: What did he say? Alva: He told me to leave school. Isabelle S.: How long can a person live without brains? Esther J.: I don't know. How old are you? Miss Yeager: But Roland you really shouldn't buy such expensive gifts. Roland: Oh, that's all right, don't mind the expense. I've got lots of it. To Make New Friends and Keep Our Old Ones Is Our Aim Latest Spring Styles Quality Shoes for Men. Women and Children at Popular Prices QUALITY Shoe Store Formerly the Dye Shoe Store WARSAW. INDIANA THE LEESBURG GRAIN Sa MILLING CO. GRAIN, FEED, COAL Phone 14 and 14 Red LEESBURG INDIANA Maurite B.: Mi: A. I love your daughter and want to marry her., Is there any insanity in your family? Mr. Austin: I should say not! And there isnt going' to lie! No, Bob, I'm afraid I can't marry you. Oh, Nina, just this once. Ralph C.: If you'll be mine I'll never kiss a single girl but you. Mae S. Cof the world worldlyjz And how about the married ones '? Ilznze Fort y-nin L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 MAUZY'S SPORTING GOODS STORE WARSAW, INDIANA Headquarters of Kosciusko County for all kinds of Sportsmen's Supplies, Golf, Tennis, Baseball, Basket Ball and Foot Ball Supplies, Spalding and Wilson Balls, Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Sweaters, Leather Coats, and Corduroy Coats. HONOR SWEATERS A SPECIALTY Bicycles and Bicycle Repairs 108 E. Center Street CHAS. IVIAUZY, Prop. VVarsaw, Indiana Telephone The Work in This Book Done by Wholesale coNFEcTioNERs HUUSER STUDIO Manufacturers of 107l,Q South Buffalo St. Warsaw, Phone 973 . The Best of Everything WARSAW INDIANA in 01110 Line l':n:e- I il'Iw L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 GILLIAM-FELKNER LUMBER CO. Offers to you all of the EXPERIENCE it has gained in selling NEW HOMES to the people of this vicinity during the last 15 years, as well as the advantages of a vast stock of BUILDING MATERIALS, which we have gathered together from the most reliable manufacturers in the entire United States. Prompt deliveries of the items you need as your building progresses. Prices are based on a large volume of business with very reasonable margin of profit added, which result in savings to our customers that are worth while. So even though you have never traded with us, before it is not too late to start. Jump in the car. drive down to our oflice, get acquainted, see the snap and get up of every one of our employees, look over the large stock we carry, and you will want to come back. You will always find here that atmosphere of friendliness and ap- preciation that go so far in making our business relations one of pleas- ure, rather than something to be avoided. When You Think of a New Home, Think of GILLIAM-FELKNER LUMBER CO. The Lumber Yard With a Heart Phone 44 L-- Leesburg, Indiana A Freshman Is: A Sophomore Is Miss Yeager: You should write your compositions so that the dumbest could fFresh. S-Simple. understands, -Raving' O-Oscillating' Glenn H.: Which part do you not -Evergreen. P-Pitiful. u11fl01'SfaHfl'? fSupe-rfiuous. -Honiely. H-Hideous. M-Minors. O-Ornamental. -Mischievous. Mr. Harman: Only fools are certain, Alva. A-Abnormal' 0-OH-' Alva K.: Are you sure of that, Mr. '4Nosey. R-Ridiculous. H211'mHH? E-Explosive. Mr. Harman: Certain of it. A Junior Is: i? A A Senior Is: , ,,,, -J0v1a1, Everette R.: Did you take a bath. S-Saucy. Lowell V.: No, is one missing? U-Uncontrolable. E-Evasive. N-Noisy. , Idle N-Nonsenslcal' Robert G.: Where have I seen your -Outrageous. R-Rebellious. I-Insolent. O-Offensive. R-Rude. face before '? Ruby S.: Well, I suppose the same place it is now. Pause Fifty-one L. H. S. RAVELINGS 1928 THE Peterson Lumber H U B Company C0, Retail Lumber WARSAW, INDIANA Special Attention Given Graduates Partis Hats and Building Materials Phones 1-IO 1-953-455 Warsaw, Indiana Get Your School Supplies Columbia Shirts and your MICHAELS STERN Kodaks and Supplies Value First Clothes at ROY HAT FIELD Sarah E. Bishop- Mrs. XVallace .... .Ioy Dausman ..Y, Roland Ferverda- Marjory Meek .,.., Rohert Shroyeru Edna Blighton-A Maxine Morrisey ...I Merritt Rookstool ,.,,. Alva Klopenstineu Glenn Hunt ...., Evelyn Wallace-- Pearl Funk .I... Merle Deckarcln- Miss Yeager -- The Seniors l' 3.5 I' li 1 WATSON'S DRUG STORE Kodaks, Printing and Enlarging CAN YOU IMAGINE??? -.. ,,,. reducing is 1 ning a short lesson . ..,, keeping quiet --------not arguing -----not asking questions --not in the company of a girl -------- ---with lockjaw ---with hig feet ----on roller skates --with no love affairs ---with a graceful walk ---not attracting attention , - ---- - ----- on time Wu,--------iii long trousers ----being the music instructor -- --.-. acting dignified L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 JET-WHITE STORE LEESBURG Dry Goods Notions Work Clothing Groceries tat, JET WHITE PRICES -Stores at- YVarsaw, Winona. Leesburg, Syracuse .lolm's Barber Shop Two Blocks East of Cafe At Private Home JOHN L. RUPLE Phone 36 Leesbrug, Ind. Clarence G.: I see I'1n only a little pebble in your life. Isabelle S.: I wish you were just 11 little boulder. Jack K.: roses. My life's not a path of Edna B.: Odd! You throw enough bouquets at yourself. Senior: Have you a minute io spare? Freshie: Yes.l Senior: Then tell me all you know. Mr. Harman: Who were the surviv- ors of the flood? 'ey .: oano' r'. c ' ' Harv U A J t A c 'ml his four sons. Ernest P.: What is the cure for love at Hrst sight? Marjory M.: Second sight. P. K. MICKEY GASOLINE OILS AND TIRES Clolferleaf Tasty Ice Cream Eskilno Pies, all flavors Party Specials. Brick Ice Cream CANDIES SOFT DRINKS CIGARS TOBACCOS Sporting Goods Fishing Tackle Shot Gun Shells Mrs. Wallace: What did Milton write 'l Wayne D.: 'Paradise Lost' and 'Par- adise Foundf Fred H.: I would go through any- thing' with you, dear. Maxine M.: Let's start with your bank account. ' Charles W.: Did you ever read about where that fellow went thirty-five days without taking a bath? Robert R.: No, I never read dirty stories. Mrs. Wallace: Earl, let's hear your theme for today. Earl S.: VVell, I'll just tell yuh: I forgot all about it.'l Page Fifty-I h ree L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 D Y E ' S G A R A G E EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING Day and Night SERVICE AND TOWING SERVICE LESTER DYE, Prop. Phone 103 SHROCK'S Dry Cleaners Biggest Because Best 114 W. Market St. Phone 146 Warsaw, Ind. Mr. Austin: Well, it's funny you cantt get arithmetic. lt's just plain common sense. Ernest P.: Hum-now what are you trying to insinuate?'l Lucy M.: I want a pencil. Clerk: Hard or soft? ' Lucy M.: Soft, l'm writing a love letterfl Miss Yeager: Give me 'IH example of deficiency. Arthur A.: i'NeXt time you go iishin' pick up deficiency 'em wiggle. Harold H.: Margaret swears that she has never been kissed by a boy. Everette B.: Well, now isn't that enough to make any girl swear? lf.-in 1 Leesburg RADIOS Electric Stoves P. M. BRIDENTHALL Electric Sweepers BULBS Warsaw Feed Store Flour, Feed and Seeds Pratt's Poultry Feed Domino Poultry Feed Hay, Straw, Salt and Fertilizer 208 South Buialo Street Phone 462 Warsaw, Ind. LEROY HUF F MAN ICE and COAL Phone 77 Residence 864 LEESBURG, INDIANA L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 WE,RE YOUR FRIENDS HERE A Bank Where Everybody Knows You AND Makes Every Effort to Please You I DIANA LOA The Bank for Everybody BEAUTY PARLOR and BARBER sHoP CLARK'S Permanent and Temporary Waring Cleansing and Trimming 221 East Center St. Phone 597 Warsaw, Ind. Extract from the newspaper account of an accident: The accident bruised her somewhat and hurt her otherwise. Fred H. fafter kissing her suddenlyl: Er-I-er, I'm sorry I did that but my nerve made me do it. Hazel D.: I like your nerve. Joe B.: I want something for tleasf' Robert C.: Why don't you get a dog 7 Mr. Austin: 'tWhen was the Revival of Learning? George R.: 'tThe night before exams. Love is a game. often resulting in a tie. at TRUST co. Munson Overland Sales The Garage on the Square GAEI. D. MUNSON. Prop. WHIPPET and WILLYS-KNIGHT Warsaw, Indiana The boy stood on the burning deck Poised on dangers brink lfVith brow uplifted, he cooly stood And watched the kitchen sink. Doctor: Your heart is had. You've had some trouble with Angina Pectorisf' Robert S.: You're right, only that wasn't her name. Coach Harmon: What became of all that Grace you used to have 7 Glenn H.: Aw, she moved to New York. Robert S.: You gave me an awful look. Maxine M.: You certainly have an awful look, but I didn't give it to you. 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N 1 1 1 H My-5: Trv-1! 41.11 1 '11, f, 15'1 -ll' z I 11 1 ' 1 , , . 1 Q I' Y 1 1. in 11 2 , .En 1 . I V, ' 1 1 1,11 1--1 -A 11' 1 , 1 A1 1 7: QT- .1 ' , 1 1 1 -' 1 .-1 - Q 's'111,1.,.b1a, 11' N 1, 11 JF 1, 1 1:11 Q, 5 V1. 1: , V 1 1 '41 ,4 , 1,1 'N 1 1 :.':'1 - in JV 11, Wf. L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 LEESBURG GARAGE AUTO SUPPLIES-GARAGE AND REPAIRS RED CROWN GASOLINE Polarine and Mobile Oils Phone 10 Collins Ice Cream Company Phone 21 Warsaw, Indiana -for- QUALITY ICE CREAM and SOFT DRINKS Leesburg, Indiana THE SANITARY CASH MARKET Best Quality Home Slaughtereol Meats Grocery in Connection s. DAUSMAN 81 soN. P1-ops. Mrs. Wallace: Give me the principal parts of the Latin Verb to skate. Lucy: Skate, slippere, falli, bum- pus. Earl S.: Doctor give me something for my head. Doc.: My dear sir, I wouldn't take it as a gift. Blanche K.: What was the idea of kissing me when the lights were out? Merle D.: Force of habit, old dear. Mary A.: The nian that marries nic must he a hero. Maurice B.: Well, I'd say, he'll have to be. lg.,l1l Phone No. 916 Oswego, Ind. MAYTAG Electric and Multi-motor Washers A Washing Done FREE Phone Warsaw 419 CHINWORTI-I 8: ORAM STAGE 8: POSTMA DRUGS Wall Paper Window Shades CURTAIN RODS Stationery and School Supplies Phone 27 Leesburg, Indiana L.H.S. RAVELINGS 1928 B R E A D and P A S T R I E S Croop's Bakery Phone 1080 WARSAW INDIANA Life Guard: How much can you carry? Mere Man: Two hundred pounds. Life Guard: Suppose there was a woman out in the Water drowning' and she weighed four hundred pounds. How would you save her? Mere Man: I'd make two trips. Visitor fat jailjs Poor man! What are you locked up here for? Prisoner fwearilyj: I suppose they think I'd get out if I wasn't. When a woman has a secret to tell and no one to tell it to, that's misery. Snf1ith's Shoe Hospital Service With a Smile We Solicit. Your Shoe Repairing All Work Guaranteed Phone 879 G. G. SMITH, Proprietor WARSAW, IND. E. D. Good Battery Station Authorized Service for PHILCO BATTERIES Firestone Tires and Tubes Gasoline and Oil Leesburg Phone 21 BOLINGER DRY GOODS CO. If you can't buy it in Leesburg TRY WARSAW -for- Floor Coverings Draperies Ready-to-Wear and Dry Goods Page lfiit I 1 L.H.S RAVELINGS 1928 E ,.,, :N ..'w x,:'.. A .',- .,.., ,..:.,,.. .,v.,, .::,,f.. v f-- -V ' 'A ' YOUR ANNUAL D ,.if IS THE MATERIAL MANI- E1-5 EESTATION OF THE CLOS. Ep ING CHAPTER IN YOUR - GRADUATION LIFE I E , Both type ancl pictures slmoulcl be 'VAH . .. -4-, 55 artistically arrangeclg rl-lie engray- .5 .-,: .qv ings extraorclinaryg Service com- t I 'Q' pletely satisfactory. ' l A 3 FORT WAYNE ENGRAVING co. ,Eff Z FORT WAYNE, IND. PERSONAL SERVICE iiii I Q will enalale you to aclxieye exactly :,I I N H flwese resultS, economically. iiuiiiiiiiiiiiz Q Compliments of THE WARSAW PRINTING CO. WARSAW, INDIANA Phone SO 203 W. Market St. P Fit It is V. L.H.s. 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