Lemon Monroe High School - Monocle Yearbook (Monroe, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1939 volume:

EH 'I ilu in ll.-Id' TABLE 0F C0 TE music o X99 FAcul.TY 944, JV 46 Orb oo BO -L ve Nl 5' 'ix 3' 3' C ?, s N U 2 if Q A H1 A '-'C ur E . Z 4-'0 4, ro 2 If ' fa 2, 5 Q' Qp '9 0 .1- 6 v 0? D ATHLETICS 19,09 E54 YXP' Ts PAGE Two F0 In orcie vvidcin-it BEWORD.... r that we niight lvuw some tangi of our pi'esMn'1- at Monrov high svhool wv prosvnt to .von this Monot-le of 153239. it is not our purpose to t'i11'oni1-h- all the events of tht' last font' yours, hut I'ilIilt'I' wt- shonhi like to giw y on zi piotnro of at typivai svhool day. May yon see wtiot-Iwi in this hook olll' svhoizls- tlv znliilevvliwlits. oni' Y2lI'il'li :1n4l vnlnahlv zivtivi- tivs. the shining trophies on display, thc fooling of good sportsnnniship and th-sire for vlcun play. the t-lose bonds oi trn-nilshlp. tho hinnorous Hllllil- tions, :incl all thc things that wc- shall rwnli in happy nwinories. We invite you to follow our students aronnml the clock ble I PERSIINALTIES x PAG15 THREE C. N. GINGERlCH DEDIC TIO .... Around the ulonfk. throughout the week, dur- ing the yearAat any time, we see evidence of the work of' Mr. ill?11'CllCC Gi11ge1'iol1, our most capable p1'i11cfipal. His lll1fl0I'Sl?l1lill11?Lf ot l11lI11?l1'l nature, humor- ous reniarks. l'llUUI'lulllll0S'S. and Willingness to do his part have eiiflearecl l1i111 to the students of Monroe. Not only does he fnliill l1is duty as a team-lier, hut he also serves as a real friend to everyone. 111 I'61'0g'Illtl0H of l1is splendid spirit of co- operatioii toward faculty and Sfllflflllt body, we take great pleasure i11 dedicating this book to him. STR TIO Il l llll lll- 44lllIl4l l-flllwlllillll lll' fll'4lll,Q'llIzlllllllI Illilllyllllllt'l'2lllll'llIlIbI'HYU- llll lllllllll llllll Illl- ull-lll'll'x :lllll llvi- llll'lllSlllI'1IllQl'llUlll Illl- Illwllsllill. 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Four ye-ars ago wut- lun-ilrvd l'rt-sl-nun startt-d tlu- daily trip around tl1P :'i-ilt. l'iult-r tlu- si'pt-ryisiou ol' lllr. lflvlwrli- and Mr. Wolll-, tlu- nu-inlu-rs soon ii-aiuiil ll 1- daily ioutnu- and si-ills-fl down to work. .xllllflllgll tlic 1-lass ine-inliers pai'iivii'a1ti-il in most ol' tl 1- at-tixitit-s. no ont- won spe-vial rt-1-ognition. 'l'lu- uvxt yvar tlu- soplioinort-s. witli Miss l'ainplu-ll and Mr. Wolfe as ad- yisi rs. Slfll'll'll uialting a nanu- lor llu-mst-lyi-s. Si-yt-ral ol' our lwys started to develop ilu-'r all li-tu aliility, wlfilm- otlu-rs vauu- tlirouggli witli flying volors in st-liolarsliip, draniativs, niusiv. and otlivr lit-lds of 1-luloayor. .Xs juniors. tlu: vlass varrit-d on tlu- c-ustoinary junior duties ol' vlass play and pi-oin. 'l'lu- l'l2lSS gan- llu- llirm- ont--at-t plays: Urn-ntal l'll'?lgIl'HIlL'8,i, Bugs liu'orporatn-d.', and llivli, Man. Poor Manf, 'l'lu- junior-senior proin was well- planuc-il. and a lH'UllHlllll'Wl Flll't't'SS. 'l'lu- vlass sponsors for tliis busy year were Miss l'aniplu-ll and Miss Windross. Xi w as st-niois wt- ll-1-I that wt- liayt- si-t a 1't-voiwl ol' wlnr-li to be proud: Ninn-ty por 1-out ol' tlu- starting vlass arc graduating. ln tlu- fir,-lil ot' atlilt-tit-s wt- find sum-li stars as Torn Iuilulu-i'ge1', Gordon Lind- say. llay Low-ly, llarold Not-lt, and George Mi-Hill in football: Lawrence Schult- lu-iss. l.auri-iu'o Nltfllllllg. Bill llaiiu-s, Ilan lloosa. and Lloyd TllOIIlpS0l1 outishone otlu-rs in lmaskctllall: Varl 'l'ililis. Lloyd rllllUlll1JS0ll, and Gordon Lindsay gained 1-1-i-ogiiitioii in lmasi-llall. .X lt-w ol' tlu- 4-lass li-adm-is art- Toni llrililit-me-1'. Gordon Lindsay, Bill Raines, llan lloosa. lalinnia Haiult-rson, llutli 151-al, listlu-r Kennel, Ht-tty Truttol, and liutli l'l'HllL'. lu dt-liato and pulilii' spt-aking, as wt-ll as in tll'HlIl2'llll'S, lilltll Crane, Wini- frod tirt-elle. and llay L wt-ly liayv ext-Ollcd. .Xs a result ot' tlu- many and yai'it-il am-tiyities in wliit-li we have participated, and tlu- splt-nilid i'1-vorrls wliic-Ii liaym- lu-on nilado by our class niembc-rs, the class ol' 'ISU sliould go far in tlu-ir lift- pursuits. 'Ir Ama Siavax PAGE Timm ABELE, DAN ARMBRUSTER, HELEN ARMSTRONG, DONALD llolulry vlulv, 213 studvnl shop ns- ,xi-1 4-lull, 13 girls' Vlllll. -11 :rirl f'lll'l'F'Il1 vvvnts club. 21 lmrmuni sislant, 45 lmselmll, 3, 41 trzu-k, 23 i'1's0rx'vs, 1,131 l1:1mliwul'li 1-lulr. 43 1-lull. lg Merc-ury staff. I. 2, 3, 4 imlwmmmls 3 INler1'i11'y stuff, 1, 2. ll: muliun piv- Mulilwlo stuff. 43 SCh0l2ll'SlllD lean ture 4-lulv, 35 girls' intr:n'nuruls, 3: 21 lap rlzmcimr, Ilg intramurzils. 3 girls' zle-P vlulw, 1, 2. 3. junior play, 33 lmse-hall, 4. AUGSPURGER, JANE AUGSPURGER, JEAN AY'-STOCK, MILDRED Girls- Club 3. girl WSpl.U,S I 3. Girl l'PSf'l'VfxS. I, 2: hmxw Pwmmn- Girl l'Qf'Sf'l'Vf'S, 1, 2, Zlg handiwork motion llll'llll'P vlulr. 3: ilirls' lms- iw l l'- 43 THD ll5llll'llll-Y. li aiirlrs' 1-lull, 43 Nl0l'l'lll'y stuff, 33 motion koumll 1: hand' 1 3. 3. m.L.hE,Stm' luislwtlmll, lg girls' intralmllrxxls, Il: pirturv 1-lulu, Il: llltl'2llHLll'1filS, II: 1 3 3 4. Dumllm. ,,H.hQslmv 3. 43 LI'il'lS' SUl'f'0l'. ll lJHINl. 1. 2, Il: HV- girls' lllll'2llllUl'HlS. 111 mixed vhorus. traveling progmm. 2' 3' 4. nlinstlml vliostrsi, l. 2, Il. 42 popular nrvlws- 3. Ilg girls' :lee club. 2, 33 junior show 4' handiwork vluh 4' tab tm' 31 ffffwliflg p gmm' 2' 33' l'I5'5 3- danvmg 'l. intramumls 3' minstrc-1 show, 41 senior sr'hul:arship team. 43 girls' clulu. 3. 4. BARNES, JAMES BEAL, RUTH CASTLE, BILL Art vluln, 221 :urls :md h:mwlivrufts, Art 1-lull, 33 I-lass uffiver. l. 2, 4: ll:il'lnmiim':n 1-1ulu,41 motion Illl'llll'P 43 motion pivlurv 1-lull. il, -lg truv- MV' 9S Vf'S' 1- 3' 33 hall m 'lltUl3 1.-lulv, Il, 41 lluvvliiiii IP1'flil'l'?ll'll, ZZ. 3, elim: 1lY'0l'Il'2llT1, 2, Il, 41 tumbling: 'Z humhwmlk club' 41 mn'm'mn,' 41 4: tumbling 1-lulr, l, 25, 3, 43 Mvrvury stuff. 45 Mnnorle- stufi, -lg Club. 1, 2, Il, 4. motion pivtursf- r-lub. 31 nutinnul honnr srwir-ty, 4: schrilurship teams. 33 girls' ,irlrw club, 1, 23 se-ninr play, 4. Cd Imam NIXI CHAPMAN. ALVIN CLEAR, DAN COFFEY, DOROTHY Hall monitur, 1, Z. 33 hobby 1-lub. I,,,,mt,,' 4. Mm.,.u,.V Stuff' lv 31 3. Art 1-lub. 33 girl reserves, l, 2, 353 33 motion picture 4-lub, 43 baseball. 4. Monm-le staff, 43 sehnlursliip hanrliworl: Plub, 43 Mercury staff. 2, 33 track. 23 student inanagrer, 3: tpmllsv ll fmvelimr Illwgmnl- 33 43 mution picture 1-lub, 31 Hifls' in' . 3:-lg:-' -: 3, . , .. , .. mixed chorus, 23 buys' glee club, 1. tl K x 3' 1f't m 'l'i R 4 I qmflem tramurals, .33 girls softball, 33 girls manager, .43 ui'1'he::tru, 4, llllX0ll 23 basketball, 1. vhwus 1 3 3 4. NWS- glee, duh glee club, 1. Z3 senior play, 4. 1. 33 rlrwm atics club. 3, 43 all-selimil play, 3, 43 junior play, 33 senior play. COTTLE, JON COYLE, ROBERT COYLE, THOMAS Harmonica rluli. 43 motion pic- Hubby rlub, 43 tumbling club, 3. Harniunica club. 43 hobby c-lub, ture club, 3: tap dancinzr, 33 travel- ing prngrrani. 3: tumbling Club. 3. CRANE, PAUL motion picture club, 3: personal typ- ing club, 4: intramurals. l, 23 boys ,-:lee club. 1, II: ventennial pageant 'J Hobby Club. 3: Monocle staff, 32 3, 43 traveling program, 4: track, 33 current events club, 3. CRANE. RUTH DIETZ, MARY Debate, 1, 3, 43 girl reserves, 1, 23 Arts and handicrafts. 43 class of librarian, 283 Mercury staff, 2. 3, 41 ficpr' 4: girl reserves' ly 2' 3: li tap dancing, l: traveling' vprugrani. hrmqiunv 3' 4: traveling program, 2 Il, 43 mtrumurals, 33 girls basket- I A bull, 23 girls' intramurals, 33 mixerl 3' 41 Memlfry Staff' '35 hand' 3' 4 1-hm-tis. 2, 33 girls' double trio, 3, 43 Hwhestru. 3. 4: mixed clwrua. 2. 3 dramatic-s elub. 33 forensics club, l, girls' double Q,-in, 3, 3, 43 minsu-el 43 all-sehfvol play, 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Qhow 4 play, 33 minstrel show, 4: Centen- nial pageant, 23 girls' club, 3, 43 senior play, 4. Pwr: lm DOEBLER, MARTHA DOUGHMAN, EUGENE FLETCHER, ISHMAEL AVIS and 1WndiCl'11fU4- 43 lNiUSU'91 Vlzlss offic-er, lg hobby 1-lull, 3. 41 f'll1'1'f'l1lf'Y6I1fSl'1ll11, 33 11.111 nm show, 4. hztrnionivn club, 4: motion pic-ture tor, 43 sc-holzirship tc-zmis, Z tl ix vlulr, Cl, 43 hzlsketlmll, 1: liaise-111111, 15 ing: IJl'4l2I1'J1111. 3, 4g foolbzi trzlok, 2, 3, -43 intrztinurztls, Z, 33 l111X1'll vhorus. 43 forensics tluv mixed vhorus, 1. niinstrel show, 43 senior play GREENE, WINIFRED GRIFFIN, CHESTER GULLETTE, IRENE Art cluh, 3: debate, 43 girl re- 112111 monitor, 3. 4, motion picture Art club, 1, 2, 3: girl reserves serves, 3: hall monitor. 4: home evo- 4-lub, 33 football. 3, trut-k, 33 intra- 2, 3: handiwork c1uh,4: motion pit nomlcs Club' '33 traveling pmgmm' murals, 3, 3, 43 student inamlger, 4. ture cluh, 3. 3, 4, dramatics club, 33 forensics club, 45 all-school play, 3. 45 senior play, 4. HALE, GORDON HALE, VIOLA HAUSMAN. CHARLES Hall monitor, Z, magic eluh, 4: C'nrrent events club. -lg forensics Class officer, 1: current events motion picture club, 3, 4: scholar- club, 4. clu1J.3g hall monitor, 23 hobby cluh, ship teams, 3, 43 baseball. 3, 43 or- chestra, 4. 9 33 niavgic Club. 3: national honor so- ciety. 45 scholarship teams, 1, 2, 33 dramuties C1uh,4: all-school play. -tg junior play, 33 Centennial pageant, 1, Mercury staff, 3: senior play, 4. l'lmcl1lll HELLER, BOB HENDERSON, JAMES HENDRICKSON, WILBUR Art vluh. 4: arts and lu1mIim'r:nfts. Motion picture trlulu. 4: Imslcetlmll, l'urrs-nt q-vents vlulv, Z3 hull muni- 4g Illnnrvrle staff, 4, fIl'2lllHlti4'S clulr. I, 2, Il. 43 tmvli, I. Z3 llltl'21llllll'2ilS. WV- 31 hil YU '1i4'fl Vlllhv ll hnhhl' 'l, 4, traveling.: p1'ugru1n, 3. ull- 4, orc-liestrai, I, 2, 3. 43 mixed vhnrus, Ulm 'iz mmwn pwtllm Club' 4: Ing ' 4 trzunurzils, 2, 3, 4, Iutnfl, 1, 2, 3, 43 sc-luml play. 41 .1l1n1n1'plz1y,Zl. lg poplllur orchestra, 3, 41 travel- m.t.h9Su,Hv 1. 3. 3. 4: mixed chorus. ing prvurrain, 3. 4: minstrel show, lv 33 buys' :flop -4-lun, 13 fl-uvpling 31i'Ql'Il9llI1IHlIliigiliillt,21 I'mys'5Zlee l1l 'i1l'2lll1, 3. 4l millslrel show. 33 Mull 1- centennial pafrmilit. 31 arts and liumlivwifts. 3. HUMMEL. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, NORMA KARSHNER, WANDA HnhI'nyPl11Il,4: traveling: program, Art 4-lull, I, 2, 31 girl reserves, 1, Arts and handicrafts, 45 eurrent 43 truvk, 2, 3, junior play, 3: art 2, 3, 41 hzmrlivmft c-luh, 43 Iiolwlvy 'wpms 011111, 33 girl 1'f'SP1'V9S' 33 vlulv, Slg ull-svllmrl play, 4. 1-lull, 3: motion pieture club. 3: s h '2 sh ' teams' 3: girls basket' KELLY, LEONARD Baseball. 45 intramurals. 4: schol- arship teams. 4. Lfirls' glee 1-lull, 1, 2, 3. KENNEL. ESTHER Girls' club. 33 gfirl reserves. 2g hall monitor, 43 lihrarian, 2, 3, 4: Mercury stuff, 3, 4, Monocle staff, 43 natimml honor society, 3, 43 scholarship teams, 2. 3, 43 senior scholarship team, 43 student-faculty council, 4: girls' basketball, 23 girls' intramurals, 3: girls' softball, 3, Monroe Merry Notes. 43 dramatics club, 3, 45 traveling program, 3, 41 junior play, 35 minstrel show, 4. Inill. Lf, girls' iIlU'2llHUl'2llS, 33 girls' snftlvall, Zig cheerleader, 3. 4. LAKER, CAROLYN Delmte, 4: drzunatics club Sirls' club, 4. 1 w l ,um l wi-:imc LANDIS, ANNABELLE LANE, RUTH LINDSAY, GORDON Girls' L-lub, 43 girl l'9!-i9l'VPh, 1, 2, Arts unnl lizinclit-r:iI'ts, 4: L-urrvnl Class officvr, 1, 3, 43 hull monitor, Cl, hull monitor, 31 Alervliry Stuff. 1-vents vluln, Zig :irl i'v:wl'vf's. 2: 3' 43 SlUdf'Ul'fflf'll1lY 4'0UUfYi1, 22 , -, - . l, 3. 41 girls' lruskctlmll. Zig ,f.:'iris' girls' inirzumiirzils, Il, lilxmriuii, 4' fumhdn' 1' 'f 3' 4' basketball' 1'. 2' A I I V ' 9 tl Q l Y I 33 baseball, 3, 45 track, 2, 3, 45 1n- 1nt1f1n1ul.1l:5, ri, 5,1115 aottlmll, -, 3. mliuiimtim-s club, 3, 4, trip liflI1Cll'l,, tmmuvmlsv 4: tumbling club' 1: girls' socc'01', lg mliuilliativs rlulw, 3, 33 girls' rlulw, 3, -ig 1Xl9l'lflll'y stuff luixgd Qhmvus' 1, gc pepwmist Club -lg lili1':irizin, 3. Zi, 1. 2,1 Mercury Staff, 1- LONG, BETTY LOVELY, HERSHAL LOVELY, RAY Arts unfl hzliiflirmifts, 43 vurrvnt Vluss uffirc-r, 45 trzive-ling' pro- H311 m,miu,l-l gg magip Club, 33 events Club, ii: girl l'G'Sf'l'VOS. 2, 3: gram. 2, 33 foutlvzill, 4, lnziske-tl1:lll,3L Mf'1'l'lll'Y Slfiff. 42 l'Pl'S0l12ll tYDiUF5 librarian. 43 ilrzirmltics Ulull, 3, 43 lmsolmll, 43 intrzimurzils, 4, tnmli- ll 42 tulvellng program' Z' 43 vf 3- .il Y I 1 Ai 4 1, 1 1 I 1 I, 3. t, iim. lfmtlmll, 2, 3, 4: basketball, 43 base- Me-uuiy stat, , an 14 1. u 1, .. , ing. 1 up, , -, , lll0 lllll pt is hull, ll track, 4: intramm-als' 1' 2, Club- 3- 33 inixvd Chorus, 2, 35 all-school play, 1, 2, 35 junior play, 33 min- strf-l show, 4: centennial pageant, senior play, 4. LUBBEFIGER, TOM LYKINS, BERNICE MALONEY, ELYATTA Hall m'mitm'- 41 m't'i m'l h n 1lii'l1'f-se1'vm-S,1,131 nmtiun pir- Girls' club. 4: girl reserves, 31 hoclety' 3' 4' Delblmdl typing Club' ture club. 33 traveling prngruni, 2, niotiun picture club, 3. 45 schularsliip teams, 13 senior scliolurship te-ann. 41 studPnt-f:14-ul- ty counvil, 33 traveling' Ul'Hf.fl'2ll1l, 3: football, 3, 41 lmsehsill, 3, 41 intrat- murals, 2, 3, 43 tumbling' clulu, l, 2, 33 minstrel show, 43 Peptomist club, 25 student manager, 2. 3, 43 ui'c'hPst1'a, 3. 43 mixed chorus, 3. 3, 4, popular 011-hestm, 3, 43 girls' double trio, 2. 3. 43 drzun:i,tics 1-lulr, 45 junior play, 3, Ininstrel show, 45 girls' glee club, 2 4 S 524 X, 3 Pxulz 'I'u1r:'rr7i x ---- . .,A.. .,., .,.,,,. ,. , , . .. . kj I 1 .QL A N f 4 2 Ijfv 7 - .M .:e' we s it W 'L I is 215,55 4 ft . E , 1 I MEYER, DORIS MEYER, DICK Girl 1't-serves, l, Z. 33 liull monitor, Class officer, 33 debatq 43 har- 4' :notion IIlt'Illl'P vlulv. il: alirls' inf IIIUIIIVI' Im 43 nmgic Club' 3' 41 4 tmveliiig' lll'Hg'I'2ll'Il, 3, 43 popular or- '- -1 ,- It -1 4 ' .- -l l. 4: rhmlmlls' I' '1'U'I i' tu' 1-liestrn, Il, 43 all-school play, 33 Illixed l'II I'US3 3- 4- minstrel show, 43 Mercury stuff, 2. 33 mixed chorus, 23 junior play, 33 buys' glee f-lull, 2. MILLER, RITA MILLER, WARREN Girl reserves. 1, 3. 33 Mercury Art Club, 13 Current events elulm, 33 mlm-hate. 43 hull monitor, 23 magic club, 43 motion picture club, 43 per- sonal typing Club, 43 scholarship teams, 13 traveling program, 2, 3, 43 tumbling' club, 1, 2, 33 dramatics club. 4. stz11't', l, 2, II. 45 AIu1im'lest:1ft'. 43 nai- tiunzil Iiunui' sm-it-ty, 43 tzip tlzilivilig. 43 trz1velinp.g' prugrzini, Z. 3. 41 5:il'lS' suftlmll. 253 lmnrl. I. 2. 33 In'c-liestru. ll. II, 43 mixed cliurus, 23 popular orcliestrzl. fl, 43 niinstrel show, 41 centennial pageant, l. MULFORD, LUCY MULL, RICHARD Art club, 33 girls' club, 43 girl Hobby club, 43 intramurals, l'E'S9l'X'6'S. 2. 33 sclmlzlrship reruns, 23 mixer! C-hurus, 23 girls' glee club, 133 drzlmzities 1'-lull, 43 minstrel show, 4. MILLER, MELVIN Hull monitor, 1, 23 motion picture Club, 3, 43 basketball, 41 intramur- uls. 1, Z, 3. MOORE. HAROLD Current events club, 33 magic club, 33 Monocle staff, 43 motion pioture club, 33 traveling program, 3, 43 basketball, 33 track, 3, 43 in- tramurals, 1, 3, 43 junior play, 33 mixed chorus, 1, 2, 3, 43 student manager, 43 boys' glee club, 1, 3, 4. MULLIGAN, FRANCIS 3, 4. Current events club, 33 basketball 13 baseball, 2, 33 intramurals, 1, 2 3. 43 dramatic club, 3. 1 if F F01 RTI-ZEN McCLUNG, LAWRENCE Hall monitor, 2, 3, 43 national hon- or society, 43 personal typing.: club. 43 scholarship teams, 43 senior scholarship team, 43 basketball, 2. 3, 4g mixed chorus, 2: boys' glee club, 23 minstrcl show, 4. MCCRACKEN, TEDDY Art club, 33 girl reserves, 1. 2, 33 handiwork club, 43 Mercury staff, 1, 2, 33 Monocle staff, 43 national honor society. 3, 43 scholarship teams, 1, 2, 3, 43 senior scholarship team, 43 mixed chorus, 23 prirls' glee club, Z3 junior play, 33 centennial pageant, 13 senior play, 4. McGILL, GEORGE llall monitor, 3, 43 footbzn track. 3, 4. NEU, MARK Current events club, 3: intramur- als, 1, 2, 3. 43 cheerleader, 13 dia matics club, 33 tumbling club, 2 mixed chorus, 2. PARKER, HOBART Hobby club. 3. 43 Mercury staff. 2, 3, 43 Monocle staff, 43 intramur- als, 33 student manager, 43 mixed chorus, 23 boys' glee club, 23 all- school play, 43 minstrel show, 43 shop assistant, 4. NOCK, HAROLD Monoi-le staff, 43 motion picture club, 33 traveling program, 2, 33 football, Z, 3. 43 baseball, 1, 2, 3, 41 intramurals, 2, 33 student manager, 1, 2, 33 orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 all- school play, 3, 43 junior play, 33 senior play, 4: minstrel show, 3, 43 centennial pageant, 23 shop assist- ant, 43 play manager, 1, 2, 3. OLIGEE, RUTH Art club, 33 girl reserves, 1. 2, 3 handiwork club, 43 Mercury staff, 4 motion picture club, 33 girls' intra murals, 33 girls' softball, 2, 33 girls glee Club. 1, 23. PATTON, OMA LEE Girls' club, 43 girl reserves, 2, 33 handiwork club, 13 traveling pro- gram. 43 mixed chorus, 2, 3, 43 girls glee club, 3, 43 Monroe Merry Notes, 43 girls' double trio, 43 junior play, 33 Mercury staff, 2, 3, 4. PERSCH, BETTY Current events club, 33 girl re- serves, 1, 23 Mercury staff, 33 mo- tion picture club, 43 tap dancing. 13 traveling program, 23 girls' basket- ball, 1, 2: girls' tumbling club, 1, 23 girls' soccer, 13 dramatics club, 3, 43 all-st-hool play, 33 junior play, 33 senior play, 4. lfwlc l4'lr'l'l 1 x PHILHOWER, EARL RAINES, BILL RICE, PARK MUHWIQ SMI-I-l :V 31.M,',1ing. mm- 1'l:lSsUI'l'it'eI',l:Z23h1lllIi111I1it0I',3, 111111 m1,ni1111-3 3, 35 1101,1,y 13111131 Bruin, 3: lmsehzill. 4: intrzimurzils, 4: Mm-ull? Mau' 3' .Student-fue- 4: llluiim-le stuff, 4: huskethull, 2, lilly enum-il, 23 traveling.: IJl'lJg'l'2llll, I 1' KI 1 ii 'l'1 lflf l- 3- -4- 41 f'hf'Sl fl- 1- 3- :ag lmzimii. 2, 3, 43 mskmmlli, 1. 'V ' X' 5' 43 5. 4: mixed f'lWl'llS1 32 'HWS' H1943 2, 24, 43 lmselrzill, ff: hziml, 23 mn'- flub. 1' 3: d1.m3m11L.S 3.11111 34 45 1111- elivstru. 333 niixell clmrus, l, Z3 pupu- sclmul play, 43 junior plxiy, Il: sen- lm' h0SU'4 'il buys gllmxfllllb' 1' 23 buys' quurlette, l, 133 Jllllllll' Illily, lm may 4' 153 niinsirel show, 3. ROOSA, DAN ROSSELOT, CHARLES SANDERSON, EMMA Delmte, 43 hull innnitur, 33 lmhhy 1-lull, 3, 43 nmgic club, 3, 43 Mercury stuff. 2, 33 motion pieture c-luh, 33 sc-hnlursliip teams, 23 traveling' pro- Vlflss nffieer, 33 hull rnnnitnr. Di. 43 stildent-1'zu'11lIy f'wunf'il, 43 finit- lmll, 2, 3, 43 lnz1slie1l1:1ll,2,3, 43 liaise- lmll, 2, 3, 4: Mimi, 23 ui'1'liesti':i, 2 mmm' 4, fuutlmnl 2' 3: tumbling lI1iI1Sll'Hl shwuw, 4. s-lub, 3: bziml, 3, 43 orehestru, 3, 43 mixed f-horns, 2, 33 1mu1mular orches- tra, 43 buys' glee Oluh, 2, 33 huys' quzirtvtte. 33 rlrumuties 1-luh, 23 all- .I sm-huul 1ilziy, 43 junior lllily. 33 min- ' strel show, 43 senior play, 4. 7 SCHOOLEY, BERNICE SCHULTHEISS, LAWRENCE Arts :xml hun1lif'1':nfts, 43 girl re- Hall nmnitm., 3, 4: persmml typing serves, 253 Mercury staff. 3. rlub, 43 fouthzlll, 2, 33 basketball, l, il, 33 hzisehzill, 12, 33 truck, 2, 33 in- truniurzils, 43 student manager, 43 mixed 1-lim'us, lg minstrel show, 4. Ulass offir-er, 123 girls' eluh, 43 girl reserves, 1, 2, 33 hull monitor, 33 fNl9l'f'lIl'y Staff, IZ, 3, 43 Monocle stuff, 43 national honor society, 43 stuclent-fuc-illty C-uuneil, 33 traveling lDl'flk,'I'2llll, 33 mlrzimzities c-luh, ZZ, 3, 43 forensics Club, l: :ill-school play, l, 3' juninr play, 33 minstrel show. 3 senior play, 4. SELBY, JEANETTE Girl reserves, 1, 2, 33 Mercury stuff, 33 scholarship teams. 3, 43 girls' tumbling Club, 23 girls' glee elub, 23 dramatics club, 43 junior play, 33 motion picture elub, 33 mixed churus, 2, 3, 43 senior play, 4. l'.xul-1 SIXTEIQN SENFTEN, RUTH SHOUPE, CHRISTINE SLIFER, LAURETTA Arts and hlIlldiL'l'ilftS, 45 girl re- Girls' PIUIP- 41 H'il'1 VPSPVVPS- I, 3- Class officer, 15 Current events serves, 1, 2, 35 Mercury stuff, 3, .45 35 librurizin. 2: student inumiger, Z UIUII- 31 S'il'I 1'9S9l'V9S, 1, 2, 39 hall girls' tumbling club, 35 girls' glee girls Ibiwketlrzill, 1. monitor, 35 lklercury graft, 1, 2, .35 national honor Society, 3, 45 senior Club- Z' st-liolarship team, 45 traveling pro- grani, 25, 3, 45 girls' intrzunurals, 1, 25 band, 45 orchestra, 45 dramatics club, 45 forensics club, 2, 35 all- school play, 35 junior play, 35 cen- tennial pageant, 15 senior play, 4. SORRELL, EDITH SORRELL, STANLEY STOVER, BETTY Librarian, 45 motion picture r-lub, Flziss offirer, 35 hull monitor, 2, Girl reserves, 1, 22, 35 Mercury 2l5Iapdzlncirlg,ZZ5girls'il1tI':'llnlll'uI:-1, 45 Mercury stuff. 45 foutbaill, ' 3, stuff, -I5 motion picture club, 35 2, 35 girls' glee club, 35 Monroe 45 l,mslietln:1ll,2,Zl5 trueli, 25 intra- girls' glee club, 35 Monroe Merry Merry Notes, 4. murals, 4. Notes, 45 mixed chorus, 2. THQMAS, HAROLD THOMPSON, LLOYD TIBBS, CARL Hobby Club, 3, 45 motion pieture WUI m'miml 3' 42 SCh 'lm'ShiI' Motion picture Club, 45 football, teams, 2. 35 football, 15, il, 45 bus- club, 4. ketbull, 2. 3, 45 baseball, 22, 3, 4. Z1 basketball, 25 baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. llwlf Slfvl-'v'l'1fi x .1. ii , TIBBS, GENEVA TRETTEL, BETTY TRIIVIBLE, LUCYMAE Art Club 3. girls' Club 1 Q, 3: flirls'c'lt1lr, 31 girl l'i:'SPl'VOS, l, 2. Girl x'e1s0i'x'+1s, 2, 35 hobby vlnb, han monitor 2. MPFCUFV Stuff 3: l1:tti4liwu1'k vlulv, 43 lilarziriztn, 3, 4, 3. hmm, ,,,,,mUmi,.S duh' 3: girls' ' ' ' ' Morvliry stuff, 3, 43 Mmirwle sl:1l'l', . H ,I lv ., .il .,I1, . A , Monof-le staff, 4, traveling progruin, 4: mltiumll mmm. Slwietyv 3' 4: 1'1f'4 HH1-1 5' -' gl' 5 Smulflll- 5' 33 mixed Ch0I'US. 1. 32 dFilTULllil'H svhulztrsliip ts-suns. 1, 2, 3, 43 svniur Club, 2, 3, 4g all-svhool play, -lg jun- SI'htll2lI'Slll17 teuni. 4: truvvling pru- ior play' 3: minstrel Show, 4: Cen- grztin, 2. 3, 45 girls' 1l1tl'2lll'llll'lllS, 11 A Ul'l'll9Sll'2l, Z, fi. -lp mixed 1-hurus, 2, tenmal pageant' 13 Semin' play' 4' 15, -lg girls' glee Club, 23 girls' rluuble trio, 3, -lg tlI'illll2lYlI'!-I club, 33 junior play, 35 minslre-l show, 43 vonten- niul Ililflflillll, I: senior play, 4. TUGGLE. GENEVA VAN CLEAVE. HERSCHEL WELLS, THELMA Art club, 31 girl reserves, 1, 33 'Trac-k, 2, 3, pliutf,1g'1'zmliy f'lul1,2,Il. Art nlulm, 35 girl reserves, 1, 2, 3, Mervury staff, 31 motion picturt- All-rvliry stuff, Z, 33 girls' glee club, club, 43 personal typing club, -lg lg dz-:mmtics 1-lub, 3, 45 minstrvl scholarship teams, lg girls' intra- slmw, 3, -lg juniur play, 35 svnior murals, 35 dramatics club, 3. play, 4. WELLS, WILBURN WILLIAMS, EVELYN WILLOUGHBY, ELMER Hobby C1ub,3l bf1Skf'U131l,4: lruse- Girls' vlulm, 45 girl relsvrve-S, l, 2, Vtirrent events clull, 33 motion ball, 4: track, 3: jntranuu-als. 1' gy 3- 33 lmlnlny vllllz, fig girls' intrziinnrzuls, pivturfl f-lull, 3, 43 scliolztrship teams. 3, iig Monroe Merry Notes, -1, 2, 33 intr:1lnuruls, -lg truck, 4. 'mic limiifri-:EN . . . U N I 0 R . . . .Xs tlu- luiiuls ul' llu- 1-lm-lc gn ziriiuiul ws- luiusi- tu liuilq luu'k iiilu llu- liislorv nl' um' pri-si-ul junior' vlaiss. We l'i1ul lluil -lil stiulf-nts 1-lite-11-ll tlu- vlziss as l'ii-sliiiu-ii. 'Vluuigli snulll in iiumlu-1' flltl-Y lu-gain in tluil ye-:ir to sluiw 0lllSl2llllllllg' 4-luirzu-ti-ristic-s mul zllmililies. 4 . . . . . , 1 , Class olllui-i's wi-rv: l,I'0Sl1ll1Ill. MIVIEIIII AIl'lllllllQ,'I Yll'l llI'l'SlllUlll. llzllm- lUllSllIlUI'1 4l'l'I'l1l2llY, livssu- lliww-sz illlll lI'l'2lSllI'UI', l'luil'li-s lillSll, willi Mr. 'l'lii4-s aiiul Miss luiyiiiaisli-i' as spmisors. l'lz1ss l'Ill'Ullllll'lll was lmruiiglil up lu llfi llu- suplumum- yi-sir. 'l'liis wus tlif- lziign-st lIll'I'l'2lSU tluil luis 1-wi' lu-vii iw-mi-mlm-nl lm' ai vlaiss in lu-num Iuwnsliip. Uffic-ers 1-li-1-lwl In le-ml tlie 1-lass tluil 'va-ni' wi-rv: llimfla l4'l'.i'm-, pri-simlm-ul: Ulivl-1 lizisli, vivo- pre-simlviitg lm l'i'ullll, S0l'l'Plill'.Y :uul lI't'2lSlll'l'l'1 mul SK'l'jIU2llll-ill-ilTHIS. Biul Wade. Mr. Ham-li. Mr. Mm-l'l:111i. mul Mr. llulli- wm-rv tlu- zulvisn-rs. l'i-uluililx' llu- nursl iiiiiuwlziiil 4-xx-uts lm' tluil vm-ui' we-iw ilu- luniu--riumi :is- svmlulv lll'UQjI'HlllS, mul llu- two vlziss luirtu-s iluriiig llu- 'vm-ur. Now tlu-rv :irc llli in tlu- vlzlss, witli llliwr lizisli as lDl'l'SlllUlIl1 Juliii Brooks, vivv- ll't'Sl4llllll1 lillu- Mau- lizillniwl, SUl'I'l'l2lI'Y1 I-31-i'iiin-u limi-fliiiuiii tim-a1s1i1'f-i': mul I FT ' l Nllvimi llnll. St'l'g.fC2llll-ill-ElPINS. Miss lllllllwllllll, Miss llc-iiiiiiigm-i', illlll Mr. llaluli ilI'4' llu-ii' vlziss zulvisl-rs. ' V ' ' V' ' '- .1 -- ' Juli' lliis luis lm-ii ai luisy lu-ni' lui' tlu- Jliuuns. willi llu- ,iiiuun play. limit I. llrnw l'lf' :is pruluilply Ilu- lilg Lfl'Sl1l'X'l'Ill. llllll'll l2lll'lll luis lu-1-in slunwii iii llu- lie-lil uI'4li':illuiIi1-s llll' l's-url .luiu-s. lim-llrv ldlll lliluls, ziiul ,liiiiiur Nivlil-ll. Atlilvlim- ziliilitlv luis lu-1-ii mlisplairix-il lay Hill Kurtz, l'u11l llilnlis, Uliw-1' liasli, :iiul llu-la l+'I'.x'1-.zilul wi- lk-1-l lluil tlu-y airs- miluililm- nl' filling llu- Y2ll'illll'll'S vziiissul by llu- ill- Hll llllU' sn-iiiurs. I5 Mllllllll Mm-Filing :iiul lil-oi'gv Hiilli-rlii-lil l'l'llI'l'Sl'Ill tlu- vlnss on flu- slufleml- l'2l4'llll4Y 1-mllu-il. .lnlni liiwualis. :ls 1-ilitm' ul' llu- Ml'l'l'lll'.Y. luis slurwii i'uiiiaii'luilrli- l2lll'lll. l'llllSllill music-all ulrilily luis lll'l'll slurwu luy lla-ni'gv Butte-i'li1-lil, Mzllu-l Hen- ili-rsmi. llulpli Starr, mul liessu- liiwwm-s. .X lairgi- Ill'l'l'Ulll2lQl' ol' llu- lunluilzii' Ul'l'l1PSll'iI mnu- llrmmi llu- nu-nilu-rs ul' tliis gruiip. lfmiii wluil luis lu-1-ii ilmu- Ill'l'YlUllSly lay lliis 1-lziss. wi- IR-1-l sim- lluil l.lu-lv will go lui' lmwliwl iiuiliiiig Mmirwu- mu- ul' llu- lm-:uling svluuils. l I I O Teachers: Miss DuChemm Nlr. Gatch and Miss Henmger . Betty A ndrew . Susie Allman . Carol J. Augspurger . Wilma Aylstoek . Blanche Back . Effie Ballard . Opal Ballard . Reed Banks . Helen Baumel . Junior Berry Hershal Borders . VVilbur Borders . John Brooks . George Butterfield . Velma Cast Inez Childers Herman Collins Dale Constiner . Scottie Cox Ben Davis . XVilma IDPHHIT Patty Diver . Bernice Doughman . Bill Douglas . Beatrice Drake . Betty Drake Kathleen Driggers Mary Ellen Doebler . Billy Edwards . Agnes Farmer Dick Frye George Frye Kathryn Gaynor Herbert George Paul Gibbs Harold Gibson Francis Gillman . Bessie Groves . Helen Halderman . Myron Hall . Viva Jane Hall . Mary Hancock Mable Henderson Jean Henry Betty Lou Hinds Arnold Hollon La June Housh Kenneth Howard 49 50 51 52 53 V' 55 515 57 58 .19 fill. til 6 63. 64. 65 so +17 ess can TU Tl TA' T3 74 T5 T41 77 78 79 X0 S1 X23 S3 X4 85 Xb. XT XX S!! SHI ill ill. S13 EI4 95 U6 ml. UNIOR . . Mary Huff Bill Huffman Bud Hursh Helen Jenkins Pearl Jones Mary Louise Kadle Oliver Kash Ruth Keever Charles Kinser Gilbert Kohr XYilliam Kurtz Marquerite Landis Mildred Lawson Grace Leber Alice Lindsay Donald Linkous Virginia Martin Betty Matson Roberta Matson Lura Faye Mehl Emilie Meyer Corbin Miller Gladys Mulforcl Leslie Murphy Miriam McClung Betty McCoy Ruth McGraw John Mc'Monig'le Beatrice Nichols Geneva Nunn Arnold Perkins Eileen Ramsey Margaret Sheley Mable Shepherd Clarence Sixt Ralph Starr Harold Thomas Myrtle Thomas Rosemary Trimble Bernice Underwood Frank Vitori Bud NVade Ruth Wagner Albert VVhitehead Evelyn VVilliams Frances VVilliams Vesta Yarber Mae Yearion Absent: Ruth Jean Hall Schoolar Hall Doris Hayes Burnham Heizer Jean Heizer Robert McConnell Junior Nickell Verna, Nuss Alma Oldfield Virginia Pelfrey Iva Profitt Paul Sheley Mary Shyers 0Pll0 IIRES Ill our j1llll'll9j' z11'r111111l tliu vlwla il is i111p11ssil1l1- nut In imtit-0 tl1c presmice of the s11pl1o111o1'es. 'l'l1is vlnss ol' Itll pupils is wlmt 111igl1t be 1-zilleml 21 Hscene ste-alerf' 111 atlilctimfs llillll BIUIIIT, llllElI'l1'S 'lllIt'lit'l'. l'lllg't'llL' Wnli-la. llim-li Millvr, T11111 Duff, Jam-k G1'it'tis. illltl Bill Maris are I'ilIJl4ll'Y UllSllIlgI tlic llIlllt'I'l'lilSS!llC1l. Xivk Yitori, IJUII llzlyus, illlll llllllll IJ11ll', slmluiil 111111111-il IIlt'llllJL'l'S, are popu- lar leaders ut tliuir vlass. As for sc-l1ol:11'sl1ip-tl11-'V ll?lYl' lltlll llziyvs, Nivlq Yitnri, Hvttlx' liillllllllll, Mildred llum111el, I,0l'Olll'N' fllt'2lI'. lClt'z111111' lloyd, Mary A1111 Stuiulcr, Zlllll Maurice uit-1I'1l6I' to I'9'1JI'C50Ilt lIllt2II1. George Garliiigcr and Betty ltz1tl1l1u11 Sllllllltl li111l il 11i1'l1v fm' tl1e111selves 011 the stage, while Fl0I'L'llt'Q Scfl1i1'111, Ed Fitzwzituiig z1111l Eiigviic Wulvlc Slltjllltl lhlllll fame ill the Inusival spotlight. Although this 1-lass l111s11't l1z11l 21 t'l'l21lIt'l? 111 slmw all tlicir abilitivs as yet, we realize that they have taitliliillllx' llt'I'l'Ul'lIll'll all tasks nssigiit-cl to tl1e111. Sonic of this 1-re-dit should go to ilu- 1-lass SllUllS1ll'S. Miss Hallvttc. Miss Uw1'l1c1ltz, Zllltl Mr. Worthnian. We can SlIll'CI'Cl.Y say that tliu Sll1bllU1llllI'L?S arc il 1,-reilit to Moiiroe. PAGE Twigxrx'-Uxi SOPll0MOBES Teachers! Miss Collette, Mr Won-Lhman, and Miss Over 0 holtz. 1 Geneva Adams - Margaret Allen 3 Marguerite Armstrong 4 Bernice Ashton an Marie Banks 15 Clarence Barker 7 Ralph Baumel 8 Howard Bell. Jr. 50 Marjorie Bogan 10 Agnes Booth 11 Eleanor Boyd 12 Harry Brown 13 liutl1 Brown 14. Lawrence Burgemeir 15 Juanita Uarter 16 Dorothy Clear IT. Harper Cornett 18. Thomas Craig 119 Lansford Cruse 211 Izetta Cumbo 131. Geraldine Current 22 Elvada llenniston 23. Bernice Derrough 11-1 Naney Diver 25 Bill Doehler 26 VVilma Downing 27 Madge Drake ZX Varl Elam Z9 Ruth Ellison 30. Anne Field 31 lid Fitzwater C12 Bob Freeman 33. ll2ll'2'2ll'Pt Forbes 34 Eugene Forney 35 George Garlinger 36 Helen Garrison 37 .lohn Gihhs 38. Eloise Gillespie Stl. Pauline Gingerieh 40. Odell Greer 41. Juanita Harp 42. Blanche Hart 43. Don Hayes 44 Mildred Hummel 45 46. 47 48 Fred Ingle Stephen Jones Vivian Jones Nora Kohl' SOPlIOMORES 455 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 510 60 61 li! 63 H4 65 66 67 68 li!! Tu Tl T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 77 TX T9 S0 Xl X2 X3 X4 85. 86. 87. XR Nfl 180. ill. 142 213 114 95 's Thelma lfl'2llllPl' ,Mary Lalfayvtte- I,ur'illP l42IllSfl?ll4' Sarah Linrlsay Jeanne Lino llonalfl l,on,r: Lois Imm: Hill Marts Christine Massey Dirk Miller Paul Monro Robert Mull Frances Nlyzrrs llelen Mvtwly Harold Nuss Charles Patt- Phillip l'9nc'v .luanita l'r0sslery Betty Rathlwun Mac' liUlbOl'SlDll Opal Roberts Mary M. li0SSPlUl Patty Rossi Naomi liusclie Dorothy liutlf-11:19 l l0rent'c- S1-hirm Madeleno Scotlmrn Bill SQIlfll'll Kenna-th Stowart Mary A. Stoutlvr Clarence 'I'imhvrman Ruby Trimble Charles 'Fuclwr Dorothy Turner Ella Turner Kathleen l'1irl9rxx'oofl Rachel L'tz Arnita Yan Vlmwv Bvatrivo Van 1'ls-aw' Nirk Vitori Eugene XValCk Maurix-9 XYarnQr Bornive- NVhitt Paul VVilt'h Hilma VVilt'ox Dorothy XVilkinson Lucille XYllllillllS Ahsvnt: XVilma Cope Thomas Duff Gertrude Dyer .Iavli Griffis Muriel li'-nxwl Carl Manns Mildrffd liutlvdge Burdette- XYagAner www '1755ff'f M W V523 Y :-FEL -:.ffi-Maj . .- , . 1 - . ,gf 55 gr f . .V gg: yi .H -5 ,, .1 ' 1 l eg? X . 1 ' if ' .. , if 'L 255' A fi' ra- . Jog' ' ill' 4 5351 'n - vu- W... ,M f.. .. A - ,,,' . ...LW ., 4 Teachers: Miss Campbell and Miss Hays. 1 . -7 3. 4, 5 6 7 X. 9. 10. 11 12 13. 14 15 16 17 13 10 20 -l -y-1 23 Z4 .13 Z0 257 ZX 20 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 30 40 41 422 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 -1. Mark Anthony August Atchley Dortha Barnes Helen Barnes Jeanne Bradley Robert Clear Joe Constiner Douglas Craycraft Dale Cummings Mary Davidson Frank Farmer Lois Habig Alina Hale Della Hale Lg, Vern Helton lforence Hill Junior Housh Fharles Ihle Oliver Jenkins Beatrice Johnson Earnest Jones Robert Jones Edward Kelley Kenneth Kennel Naomi Koedel Reva Layne Everett Leeds VVilliam Leeson XVilliam Lindsay Carl Lubberger Arthur Marts Martha Jane Mehl John Mehl Marcella Meyer Robert Murphy Roberta Murphy Harold Mclfeeters Lanell MCGuire Virginia Nunn Herschel Routson Mary Rita Routson Lola Shoemaker Anna Lou Sixt Lula Jean Smith James Staton Marjorie Strasser Betty Tharp Frances XVard Mary VVilkinson Glenn Zecker Absent: Betty Brate George Fletcher Betty Hughes Q. 11 '13 74 75 0 5 7 Ifxm-1 lm x I1 lr iw SEVE Tll AND EIGIITII GR DES SEVENTH GRADE Teacher: Miss Huntington. 1. Jean Armbruster 2. Eva Rae Armitage 3. Miriam Atchley 4. Doris Augspurgzer 5. Jack Boyd 6. Herschel Clark 7. Bessie Coyle 8. Ray Craycraft fl. Irene Uumbo 10. Elige Depew . John Dunn 11. Samuel Field 13. Harlan Helton 14. Bill Horne 15. Opal Howard 16. Reva Howard . George Kelley . Tom Knepshield . Barbara Long 0. Dorothy Marts . Donald Mason PZ. Maryan na M okry . Virginia Roberts . Jean Routson . Joe Stein 5. Billy 'fre-mei . Margaret Vlfilkinson Absent: Betty Derrough Stella, Pohlable EIGHTH GRADE Teacher: Mr. Thies . Mary Amburgey . Robert Apple . Frank Armbruster . Glenn Armitage . Herman Chester . 'Mary Clark . Thelma Collins . Helen Cast 9. lo 11. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Robert Copeland 1'u James Dailey Ralph Evans Lois Fletcher Dick Freeman .Ioan Hinds Prudie Howard Linn Jones Robert Line Marian Meyer Lloyd Miller Charles Penee Dorothy Rogers Paul Rogers Earl Routson Ruth Taulbee Lois VVlarner Lawrence Yount Absent: Earl Sixt FIRST GRADE 'l'Ozu'l'ivi': Miss Vutz. l. .lziinvs A1'init:i,a:'1-3 2. Lulu Alm- I5?ll'll1'SQ Cl, llfllvn l-ioylli 4, lmiiisv lilnmlg Miltlr. rl ltuirfl: li. Nlury Lullisr- liugrprf-ss: T. I'hilip liiiitflr- fir-ld: N. llsirnlml liuriivsg El. AIIIIJI l'l:i1'k' Ill Yi-rnnn l'i'41i --A' I I l iul . , f,.., , 1 Hollins: 12. 1'h:ii'l+1s lim-lrlvrg lil, Nnrnm lillisg l-I. lilozunui' I4'i'0911i:ii1: IS. Imnulfl lluiisorg lil, .Inv lhlog 17, All1Il'1'XV .I:u-ksung IN, llinvul John- sung lll, Keinnvth Millvrg 20, lmnl Aluliryg El. .lnycv Muclzi:i3 22. Hui'- luzim Mzisuiig 23. Imun flgclviig 24, Amit-s l'nlil:1l1lf': 25. liolwlric Mm- I 'WF'II2 Zli. 'l'lirnnzns l'mrle-3 UT, Mm'- lzi -Itflllllllf' Ste-wziiwlg SH, lmris Stew- 2ll'1I1 210, lla Ynnno Surrvllg 30, Ruth A nn 0 Sll'l'lflIl2lll, Ill: 'I' in in in y 'I'I1IDlllllSllll. -I I'Sf'lll3 Nirnzi Urriiilrs. SECOND GRADE 'IIS-'2ll'Ilf'I'C Miss Kohn: l. fIPl'JlIIIlll0 Allvng Z. Hilly An- thnnyg 3, I'Il'1'1I Al'lllIll'llSl9l'j 4. -Inns' lioyt-i'lc'iii3 June Hoyvrls-ing li. Hulvlvy Hruwn: T. Alilflrofl liyriw: N. 'Pmnniy Faisal, Sl. Imnlzi Flwstr-i': lil. Annu limi t'lzii'k3 ll. VG-rnnn Vnllins: ll, .lunot Ci'ziyc'i':ift3 lil. liullliy lluwlisg l-I, Dziviil I l'Jlll0l'1 15. Anmliu Haluigg lli, Mary Kath- ryn Hall-3 IT. l':itrit'i:i Hnwaliwlg IR, Ilunzilfl .lose-plig Ill, ll:iti'i1'Ii Kvllyl Ill, t'li:i1'lvS Knvpsliielrli 21. Ilfrlunrl Knlirg 22, 'l'h0linn Leflfortlg 23. Fa- niilln Ilinilsziy: Z-1, Vlfflllllil Matson, 25. Billy Mr-Plas, Zli, Paul Miller: 27. I'?IllIlllC Imlilznlileil ZS. llvlc-n l'i'zit0i': BSI, llelen l'i'uppsg llll. ldclith Rose: Ill. YIIQS-fllllil llutlifnssg 32, .lnninr Short: 33. t'l1:ii'l1's Sliurtg 34. Ire-nv 'I'1'0:ulw:iyg 35, lic-tty XYilliinsun3 itll, I.ul'4'l1 Yuunl. Absent: lmis Hull, Iluiwitliy l'0ll. THIRD GRADE 'l'mu'li0i': Miss Ihlv l, llunzilrl llnilflyg 2. Veilvin Riwul- ong 3, I59l'Ill'lI21 Ilrewerg -l, Imrutliy lii1i'p:'0i119ii'g 5, Ri-vu BlII'f.YIl0l'1 6, 1'li:1l'lt'sCli0stP1'1 T. Marilyn llzxilf-y. N, Lux-Ptta I+'l0tL'l1t-rg Sig fleoiuarv I'i'0c- inung lil, Marilyn flvyvri ll. lronv Gruvm-sg 12. flvrulfliiie Hull: 13. K:ithlPPn Hull: l-1. llnpp I-IHl'I2lllI li, .lminnvttv ll:iiisei'5 Ili. Yi1'g il .Innesg IT, .Iwiiim-tt? Kellyg IH, .Imin Kirldg lil, .lame-s lllzlsung Zll, Kath- lf-vn Millvr: 21, .Ie-urine Uglf-sluyg 23, .Xrlin Powell, 23, ZF-lnizi lion Pl'?ll0l'f 34. l.f-uneirrl Roiqrwsz 25, Boyd Smith: 36. XVund.i Sui'i'0ll3 BT, Harold Stow- :11'fl: 28, DG-llJGi't IIIITAZICIVVQIXQ ill, lil- mei' XVz1i'clg 30, l-iuhlny IVIlII.liI'i9l'. Absent: Jeanne Kmlpshie-ld, Mel- vin NVinf:.1 FOURTH GRADE 'I'mf-l101': Miss Milrphy. ' I, I-Ivf-lyn Allen: 2, Iivlon An- lllillljf Ii. .In Allllfl Al'l1IlWl'LlSlf l'I 4. llilly Aylstm-li: 3, 421-111750 Iluirclg Ii. lfllwi' Hy1'110: T, Hlbllltql' Cast: H, Nunn l'4'lllllSj !4. Ruth f'41n1l1s1 III, Yw11111r l'l':1iJJZ ll. Ijflllllii llzlzffyg I2, Mary lPf1l'r-w lil, Ruth lPPl'l'f1llKhQ Ii. XY:ind:i lllllllll I5. Iwnf' llyvrg IIS, Ililflu l iOlfl: IT, lYlGll'lllll Imuisr' I 1':1- nvr: IN, Alivv Mzirzrzlreit Hinds: lil. xvlllllll Hn1'11r1: 20, f':u'n1I .lnnosg 2I. lJ411'41tl1y Lvrlfnrfl: 22, llfmlmrt Murts: 23. l,:1w1'011r'0 Mill01': 24. .l41:1n llzind- :1llg 25, 'l'l111n1:ls llr1g,:'0I's: 295, f'll'Illj'll Yunnt. .Xl-svnlz .lvsw Allllrlll'5Il'X. ICIIJQIII1' Iilnml. l 'L!fly H1'0wm', Mary l'2ll'l'. XY:1111l:1 l'z11'1-ull, lmlo lle1yf1r. llitzi H:1I1i,5:. FIFTH GRADE 'l'f-:1Cl101': Miss flfllll. I, Finlay Allvng 2, Bc-nlzili l'l?il'l1f'S, Sl. IJ. lflflllll B:l1'nf's: 4. Minniv lizlrne-sg 5. Sidnm' Brown: H, lfmii- I-vs Hlll'L1'Q'lllUil'1 T, lmlo Burnside'-: X, Im! IJ9l'c1wg tl. I,Jr11'ntI1y Iw1'1'4111::l1' IU, l111ng:e11w lJrif.rg:m's: II, -llllliUl' llunn: I2, liilvvn l 2il'lll9l'1 IK, Drun- nlrl HQIII111: I4, Betty llif:f.rins3 IS. XX'ill:11'd Hnrm-3 Ili. lmis .lnnf-s: IT, li:1lpI1 Jnnvs: IK, Hvlvn .lnsvplip III. lffllllibllfl Lvrlfurrlg 20. Alfred Maison: 2I, Marie Mzitsung 22. .loo Mnrky: 23, Hazel l'rnws1 24. l'lm1'I0s l'l'r1y111sg 25. lflrvin l'1'npps: 2li, Dul- lns lllillflillll 27. lf llllf'tll limqfwsi 254. t'hz11'l+-S NVillci11s1111g 251. Myrun Ynnnt. ,Xl1sm1t: l,illi:1n llnvwznwl. Linrly Slreiifthuu. SIXTH GRADE 'I'f-zu-liori Mr. Russ. I. llnllrrvs Arnulflj 2, Ufwil Hurmxsi 3, VVilli:1ni Reirrws: 4, Cliffsurd H1-11w11: Eddie Iiiittwfieldz 6. KVzly11v Uhcsterg T. livelyn Vnllins: X, l'Iu,L:0n0 Cunilwg II. Lloyd Downs: III, Virgil Downs: II, lVz1ltm' Dnwns: I2. Lncillr- Dunn: 13. Dolores Dunn: I4. Billy Ellis: l5, .lohn Evans: Ili, Hilda l+'1':in01': IT, livnnetli Griffis: IR. Muriz- Hull: ISI, Hzirriet Hinds: 20, l'w1rl lluwzird: 21, Ki'1'c1zim'.If111vsg 22, .lessip .lrmosg 23, Rodney Kidd: 24, David Lindsay: 25. Phyliss Lind- szlyg 26. Bfltty Linv: 27, Nancy Mnrtsg 28. Marie Pelfry: 29, Dick l'Pllg 341, .lack Pohlsilmlg 31. Virginia lilltlvdptv: 32, Lzivinzi Sixt: 33, VVil- I1111' 'I'anll1ee-3 34. VVilI1urn 'I'1'oud- way: 35, EIizz1l1c'tl1 Ann 'l'1'oosg HIL l'l:11'0111'o XV:ird: 37. Al?ll'i'E lilll lX'l1it- uke-r. Absvnt: H:1l'1'y Dyefr, Roy Prufitt. liver: '1'wi:N'rv-liiour Ill Ill We, the members of thc scnior class ot' ISIS-lil, being of sound mind and able body, do hereby will and hc- queath our most valuable assets and possessions as lol- lows: I, Ilan Abele, will my height to .lohn Brooks. I, Ileleu Armbiuster, give my talkativcness to Bill.. Edwards. I, Ilonald Armstrong, Ill'tilli'HIIl my ability to cut up in class to liugene Forney. .Ks il' he needs it! I, Jane Augspurger, will my saxaphonc and every- thing that goes with it to lid Fitzwatcr. Uught to have a real dance orchestra ncxt year. lid. I, .lon Vottle, bequeath my absenees to Miriam Me- Uluug. I, llobert Poyle, donate my locker to l'harles Pate. It's the only thing I have to give, Charlie. I. 'l'homas l'oylc, grant my seat i11 detention to Les- lie Murphy. Keep it warm next year, Leslie. I, I'aul l'rane, will my model 'I' to Mr. Young, so that he can start a junk yard. I, Iluth Franc. leave Ilick ltleycr. who is the only thing worth leaving-and by the way, I'm going to take him with me. I, .lean Augspurger, donate my hair to whoever will have it. I, Mildred Aylstock. give my ability to giggle to Ilura Faye Mchl. llou't wear it out, Skeeter. I, James Barnes, will my ability to play goll' to Mr. Wood. Don't shoot too many hooks and slices, Mr. Wood. I, Iluth Beal, bequeath n1y quietness to llcorge Gar- linger. I, Bill Vastle. give my bad tooth to Ben llavis it he will give me his gold tooth. I, Alvin Uhapmau, donate my deep voice to Steve Jones. I, Dan t'lear, donate my ability to go home at noon and not get caught tow Robert McI'onnell. Mcl'onnell can't even skip a class without getting detention. I, Dorothy Uoffey, present my quietness to Mildred Rutledge. i I, Mary Ilictz, will and bequeath my smallness of size to Ulivcr Kash. You ought to be close to seven foot next year, liash. I, Martha llocblcr, bestow my love to day-dream upon Grace Ileber. I, liugcnc Doughman, will my agility at spitting out gum for Miss l'ollette to Frank Victori. Hope you have better luck chewing yours than I did. I, Ishmael Fletcher, give my ability to make love to I'aul Gibbs. I, Winifred Greene, present my secret romance to lluth ltlctlraw. I, Vhester Griffin, do solemnly will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Gateh to Bud Wade. Hope you make as good as I did, Bud. I, Gordon Hale, donate my seat on the baseball bench to Kenny Howard. . . . S E N I 0 B I, Viola Hale, offer you know who', to Betty Mc- Coy. I, Charles Hausman, bestow my ability to polish ap- ples to Pat Yount. I. Robert Heller, grant my athletic ability to School- ar Hall. I, James Henderson, will my ability to get into the lunch line first to Mr. Eckerle. I, Wilbur Hendrickson, bequeath my English ability to Mary Ann Stouder. I, William Hummel, present my ability to cut up in school to Duby Constiner. We, Norma Johnston and Irene Gullette, leave our giggles to Bo Warner and Joan Hinds. Take it easy girls, don't let it get you down. I, Wanda Karshner, bestow iny attendance record to Dorothy Clear. I, Leonard, Kelly, will my dirty socks to Arnold Perkins. I, Esther Kennel, bequeath my grammar to Grandpa. I, Carolyn Laker, give my geometry book to Mr. Atchley to build a fire. I, Annabelle Landis, will my chewing gum to Miss Overholtz. It's Spearmint-good chewing. I, Ruth Lane, present my ability to sing to Billy Johnson. Take good care of it, Billy. I, Gordon Lindsay, bequeath my ability to get out of the locker room first to Oliver Kash. I, Betty Long, leave my ability to fall down in gym class to Myrtle Thomas. I, Hershal Lovely, do will and bequeath my office in the senior class to Dick Frye. I, Raymond Lovely, donate my oratorical talent to Francis Gillman. PAGE TWENTY-NINE W I L L . . . I, Thomas Lubberger, bestow my ability to keep away from the girls upon Albert Whitehead. He sure needs it. I, Bernice Lykins, bequeath my musical talent to Tom Duff. I, Elyatta Maloney, give my quietness to Charles Kinzer. I, Doris Meyer, grant my experience in romance to Betty Matson. I, Richard Meyer, will my gracefulness to Betty Rathbun. I, Melvin Miller, present my reserved seat in the 4'Sorg to Nancy Diver. I, Rita Miller, proffer my violin to Doris Hayes. Make good use of it, kid. I, Warren Miller, will and bequeath my English workbook and homework papers to Corbin Miller, if he can find them. flt must run in the familyj. I, Harold Moore, bestow my ability as a runner to Frank Farmer. Q I, Lucy Mulford, give my cafeteria job to Mary Han- cock. Don't work too hard, Mary. I, Richard Mull, present my slenderness to Emilie Meyer. I, Francis Mulligan, return my math talent to Mr. Wortlunan. I, Lawrence McClung, leave my ability to commit, personal fouls to Charlie Tucker. Bet he can't beat my record! I, Theodora McCracken, will my French accent to Evelyn Williams. I, George McGill, bequeath my ability to get to class on time to Iva Profitt. I, Mark Neu, donate my Ripple to Boon Warner. Harold Nook, donate my title of Monroe Handy to George Butterfield. You'd better get a bicycle, George. T, Mani' PAGE THIRTY ... SENI0ll WILL ... I, Ruth Oligee, leave my government book to anyone who wants it. I suppose the school will get it in thc end. I, Hobart Parker, present my seat on the baseball bench to Bill Leeson. I, Oma Lee Patton, will my quarrels with Ed Fitz- Water to Odell Greer. Keep up your end Odell, he's got a line. , I, Betty Persch, grant my enthusiasm for dancing to Mr. Gateh. I, Earl Philhower, bequeath my razor to Mr. Wolfe. It's a good one, Mr. Wolfe, and you don't need to take it easy on the upper lip. I, William Raines, give my ability to miss every long shot I shoot to Paul Moore. I, Park Rice, present my seat in Charlie Robinson's store to Dick Miller. Many happy evenings, Dick. I, Dan Roosa, donate my English ability to Myron Hall. I, Charles Rosselot, confer my ability to make my- self heard upon Blanche Back. I, Emma Sanderson, present my glasses to Mary Doebler, providing she doesn't break them more than six times a week. I, Bernice Schooley, give my Economics book right back to the place I got it. I, Lawrence Schultheiss, offer my graduation ring to Miriam Mcfflung. I can't afford a diamond just yet. I, Jeanette Selby, will my friendliness with the boys to Eileen: Ramsey. I, Ruth Senften, bequeath my dancing ability to Bud Wade. I, Christine Shoupe, leave my ability to cook to any of you boys who aren't going to get married. I, Lauretta Slifer, will and bequeath my position in the band and orchestra to Ralph Starr. QKeep prac- ticing, Ralph, it takes plentyj. I, Edith Sorrell, present my skates to Miss Over- holtz. I, Stanley Sorrell, give my nickname, cute,', to Billy Lindsay. I, Betty Stover, bestow my quietness to Bob Clear. Ilon't talk so much, Bob, youtll have all the girls after von. I, Harold Thomas, leave my 'fbriarhopperu talk to Miss Collette, Qfietter use ity. I, Lloyd Thompson, give my, smoke ball to Tom Uraig. I, Carl Tibbs, give first base to Mac MeFeeters. I, Geneva Tibbs, bestow my long hair upon Miss Over- holtz, providing she brushes it one hour every night. I, Betty Trettel, will and bequeath what knowledge of the French language I have to Billy, my brother. fStudy hard, Bill, because you aren't getting muchj. I, Lucymae Trimble, give my chewing gum, not only to Overholtz, but to all the teachers who don't like it. I, Geneva Tuggle, donate my math talent to Arthur Marts. I, I-lershel VanC'leave, present my f'Chevy,, to Wil- liam Kurtz so that he can take Alice Lindsay around easier. 1, Thelma Wells, bequeath my vocabulary to Mr. Eckerle. Put it back in my English book when you're finished with it. I, Wilburn Wells, leave my ability to warm the bench on the basketball team to Jack xflriffis. I, Evelyn Williams, offer my bashfulness to Ernie Jones. I, Elmer Willoughby, grant my dramatic ability to Harold Sledge Thomas. lluac 'l'll1n'rr-UNI: SE IOR PROPlIECY Last night I awakened with a severe head- ache about 11:30. I slowly extracted my arms and legs from the bed covers, donned my 1 lounging robe, and went to the medicine cab- inet for an aspirin. After I had swallowed two of the pills. with the customary choking, cough- ing, and bad faces. I slipped into the kitchen to make a raid on the refrigerator. I was sitting at the kitchen table enjoying a snack fcaviar and navy beansi when I first glanced at the calendar. My arms dropped to my sides in a gesture! of amazement. I was spellbound! It was several minutes before I collected my wits enough to look once more at the calendar. No, it hadn't changedg it still showed the date as March 25, ISU-124. I couldnk understand it. My emotions were a mixture of amazement, uneasiness, and curiosity. W After a few more minutes of trying fruit- lessly to understand the situation, I, resolved to leave in the morning to find out what was happening. I dressed and left the house at 7:30, from where I went directly to the office ot' the daily paper. As an answer to my questions of what the day was and what had been happening, they consented to show me every back issue of the paper, from March, 1939, to March, 150420. I thanked them, and after reviewing the high spots of the news, so as not to appear the silly Rip Van VVinkle which I undoubtedly was, I went out into the streets once more. I wandered around for an hour, noting the changes in the buildings, automobiles, styles of dress, etc. After decid- ing to return home and walking two blocks in that direction, I met a tall, sun-tanned gentleman who looked at me for several minutes, then walked directly up to me and stopped. VVhy hello, there, he said. calling me by name, I haven't seen you since you graduated from Monroe. VVhy, 'era ah, how do you do, I managed to exclaim. Ah, you do not remember nie. I used to teach you historyg Mr. Catch, remember? Oh, yes, I'm glad to meet you again, Mr. Catch. The next twenty minutes were spent in reminiscing the time when we were at Monroe. I say, I'm having a party tonight, said Mr. Gatch presently, there-'ll be a lot of people there that you know. Won't you come? VVhy yes, I'd he delighted. I'l1 be looking for you then. The address is: Gatch Gardens, just south of Slugs on the Railroad. I arrived early that night, and after being shown around the estate, I went into the drawing room to watch the guests arrive. The first couple to arrive, excluding those I didn't know, was Mr. Dan lloosa and Miss Doris Meyer. Miss Meyer is a debutante of several seasons ago. The next two guest were Lloyd Thompson and Gordon Lindsay. I was informed by Mr. Gatch that Mr. Thompson was business manager of the Cincinnati Reds and that Mr. Lindsay was a parachute tester at Dayton. Soon afterwards the butler announced the arrival of the former Miss Ruth Lane, who furnished the social high- light of last Week when she married the Count of New Yorkshire, Van Pickeledegg. Mr. VVilliam Raines and Miss Martha Doebler were accompanied by .lon Cottle who wore a bright red page boy suit and continually disturbed the party by crying' at the top of his voice, Call for Philip Morris. Much excitement was caused by the entrance of those three well-known movie stars, Mary Dietz, Bernice Lykins, and Thelma WVells. About six feet behind these glamour girls came the play boys of the past, Stanley Sorrell, Mark Neu. and Francis Mulligan. I stepped over into the corner to escape the excitement, but had to move quickly to preserve my well-thought-of life. Ray Lovely, a prominent mathemetician, and Park Ricefphilosoplier, were on the verge of blows because of an argu- ment about the possibility of a fifth dimension. 4The fourth one was discovered four years agoi. Just as the party was getting good, the butler threw Charles liosselot, widely-known politician, out of the kitchen door because he was trying to campaign from the dining room table. Speaking of the butler-after concentrating for several minutes, I recognized him as Xvarren Miller with an English accent. A group of girls from the finishing school not far away were the next guests to arrive, They were very timid: spent the entire evening doing the shag. The group included lflylatta Maloney, Rita Miller, Onia Lee Patton, Betty Persch. Jeanette Selby, and their chaperone, Annabelle Landis. A very nervous fellow sat over to the side taking notes on the doings of the evening. After hunting Mr. Gatch, who was playing ping pong with Lawrence Schultheiss, I learned it was Dan Abele, gi reporter for the daily paper, PAGE THIRTY-Two SENIIIR PBIIPIIECY Ruth Crane sat at a table by herself, staring off into space. This puzzled me at first. I always thought that she was popular enough to have a flock of escorts. Then the reason for the solitude came to me. She was looking at the lead- er of the orchestra, Dick Meyer. And who do you think was playing in the orchestra? The rhythm twins, Jane and Jean Augspurger! Four very big business men were introduced to me, and it turned out that I knew all four of them. They- were Donald Armstrong, James Barnes, Bill Castle, and Alvin Chapman. They were partners in the largest scrap iron business in New York. ' Paul Crane dropped around to tell me about his new job. He was a tester for the Ford Corporation. Now he gets paid for tearing up cars. Helen Armbruster, Mildred Aylstock, and Ruth Beal, all officers of the humane society, were present to make sure that the cook was careful when he cut the steak, so as not to hurt the cow, or something like that. Geneva Tuggle, believe it or not, was the maid. And what is even perhaps more startling, is the tact that the kitchen force lmostly cooksl was composed of Lauretta Slifer, Betty Trettel, and Esther Kennel. It seem that Mr. Gatch must have had a warm spot in his heart for the alumnae of Monroe high school. An explosion in the garage almost caused a panic until it was investigated and was found that Bob and Tom Coyle, scientists, were experimenting on a new non-explosive gasoline. A doctor was called tDan Cleary but no injuries were found. Dorothy Coffey came into the guest room leading enough dogs to make believe that she owned a kennel. However, we found out that her husband was the municipal catcher. After IhiDgS had Settled GOWH H bil, the Daffy WHS Once more broken up when somebody yelled, Heil Hitler! We excused him, though when we found out that it was Bill Hummel. It seems that he fell out of a truck while traveling eilht year ago, and ever since he has thought he was a. dictator. Maybe he has a chanceg it appears that all you have to do to become a dictator is gg crazy. Bob Heller, a heavily bearded photographer, was on the front porch taking the pictures of couples for twenty-five cents. Three couples were lined up. This will kill you. They were: Eugene Doughman and Wanda Karshner, Betty Long and Hershal Lovely, and Ishmael Fletcher with Carolyn Laker. Winifred Greene spent the entire evening in the closet practicing for her part in the coming play, 'Displaced by the Moving Air. They laughed when Edith Sorrell sat down to play the piano, she thought that there was a piano bench. About the middle of the evening, Chester Griflin and Leonard Kelly got into a fight because both wanted to hold Irene Gullette's hand. The dispute was settled when Chet left with Norma Johnston. Charles Hausman walked in the door reading a book of essays by Emerson, and tripped over Wilbur Hendrickson who was bent over looking for a saucer which he had dropped into his hoe. The next disturbance of the evening was caused by three women wrestlers who were arguing as to who in- vented the double head lock. Ruth Senften finally won out by flooring Christine Shoup and Emma Sanderson. After half an hour of beating upon a table with his fist, Mr. Gatch silenced the orderly t?J mob and announced that we would have some special music by the Killer-Diller quartet. Strange as it may seem, the four jitterbugs were Gordon Hale, James Henderson, Tom Lubberger, and Melvin Miller. The party slowed down a bit toward the end. Somebody said that Bernice Schooley had taken poison because she had lost Richard Mull. Things picked up again when we found that the poison she had taken was only corn syrup. Five members of the Boston Blood Hounds, a semi-professional baseball team dropped in when they heard there would be free eats. The boys really looked vicious as they tore into the deviled ham sandwiches. They were Harold Moore, Lawrence McClung, George McGill, Harold Nock, and Hobart Parker. The mascot came toog he was Earl Phllhower. A Mr. Gatch aged considerably in the next five minutes. It seems that a girls' football team was out in the kitchen playing pass with the fowls. The only four that I knew were Lucy Mulford, Teddy McCracken, Ruth Ollgee, and Viola. Hale. I would have been ashamed of them, but I knew that it was all the other girls' faults. Lucymae Trimble, Evelyn Williams, Geneva Tibbs and Betty Stover came to the party alone. They, were very lonesome so they called the Eureka Escort Bureau. and had four handsome escorts sent out. They were Harold Thomas, Herschel Van Cleave, Wilburn Wells, and Elmer Willoughby. Everybody was happy. For the last entertainment of the evening, Carl Tibbs spoke that beloved classic, Jack Horner. After the party had broken up, and I do mean broken up, I returned home and Went to bed to get some well-dv served sleep. Next morning, I awoke early and went into the kitchen. For the second time in three days I almost fainted. The calendar read May 22, 1939. I looked on the table and there were the dirty dishes on which I had eaten. I looked at my suit, and there was the flower that I had put in my button hole especially for the party. There was no doubt in my mind about the past events being true. I spent the day sitting around the house reviewing the happenings of the last day. When evening came, I put on my best clothes, shined my shoes, and went to the commencement exercises for the class of '39. ll I ACTIVITIES P1111-1 'l'11111'1'1'-'l'11111c12 . . . ACTIVITIES 0CLE A1 1111111 1i1111- 1l111'i11g 1111- f'l'211' 1s11'1 1111- N11l1l11L'1l' 111111- 11115 11111111 111-1111-1. 11s 111'111'1V1' as H11 1111111i11111111 1111j111-1 s1111'IA 1111-1-1 1'111' 111-115 511111 11i1'1111'1-s 11'1111'11 1-1111 111- l1S1'l1 111 1-1111. 11ll' 1111- 111. M11111111- 1l1VQ'11 111-1111111 s111110111s as 111111 111- s1-111111'-s111111s111'1-11 IIIIIIIIEI1? 111111- 11l'1111111y 1111111111 it. 1'11't'I'j'11ilVY s1-1-111-s 11-11111 11111'1-1'1-1'1'- V V V V 11111 1111- 11:11'1- 111-1-11 11s1111 111 i1111s11'1111- 11115 s1111'V1' 111' 41111' 1'11111111'111g' 111 1111- 11I1l1S11'l1S111 1111- 1-111ss 111 111538, 11'11. V V V S111111111. 11115 YK12114,5 Lf-1'211111J11111Q' 1'111s1. 111'1'111l'11 111111 11'1-, 11111, 111111111 ' ' ' 1 - rw 1 ' V V V V V M1111 lIll1lll111'1'S 11'1-1'1- 1111111 111-111-1 111111 1us111111' 1x1J11- 11451111111 1111- 1-1-s111111s1111111V1' 111 ISSIIIIIQ' 11141 V1'1-111'11111111. V V V V V Il1'1, 1-11-1-1111111's1 1111111111 X111-k. 1ll1S1lll'SS 111111111151-1: 1111- 111111' 11'1-11 11'1- 111111- 11111-11111I111s111-11 11llS 111511 1-1111 1112 V V V V V V 11111-1 1l111'11l'1', 2l111'1'I'1ISlllQ lll2lllilQt'I'l 11111 11lll'lllll1'1 111111 J1111g1'l1 11111-1' VQ'1Zl1l1'II1g' 1111'1111g'11 11115 1111111i. I D' ' ' ' 1 V V V V 111111 1111-1-. 115515111111 111111-1'11s111g' 1112l111lg111'S: ljilll 1 1t'ill'. Mws 11Y1'1'111111Z. 215 1111- 111111111-11111111 11111'1s1-1'. g'111'1- V V V V V V V V 11'1111111l' 1-1111111'1 111l1'11111 111111111-, sI1111'1s 1111l1111'Z 111111 11111- 111'1'11-s411' 111 1IP1'1'11111'1S 111111 11'1'1Il111'211 1i111111'11111Q1- 111 111'111 V ' V V ' 11-1' 111111 1111111 111-111. 111-1i1'i111-s1-1111111's: 11111121111 .X1'111s1r1111g. IIS Ill 111-1111111-111g 11Il' 111111141 11111111 111211 11215 1-1'1-1' 111-1-11 V 1-11-1111111111111 111111111Vg'111': 11111111111 S1111111-1's1111 211111 11111111v11 1l111111S1ll'11 111 1X11P1l1'111'. V V '1'11111s, 1-111111-1'11 1-1I11111'sg 511111 '1'1-11111 M1-1'1'111-141-11 111111 H1111 ,X S1Il1'1'l'L' 111111 1-1111s111111 1-H'111'1 1lilw 111-1-11 llli1111' 111 111-111-1', 111'1 111111 1215141111 1111i111I's. l'unf: 'l'nn:'l'Y-I n1'l: ACTIVITIES... ERC Em-ll rlny :ls tlw vlm-lc num-s atrutnnl In tlnt St'Y4'lllll ptwtml, tlw Jtnn'lmllstn vlztss nwvts In mnttl Yfttil. llbllllltl tllt' vlnstwl tlnnrs nl' tllis S2lIll'lllill'4Y. svvwl plans :ml nnnlt- :mtl vzt1'1'iwl nnt. l tn' it is ln-rt-. llIlllt'I' tlw SlllN'I'VlHllJll ul Mlss Uw1'In+ltz, lllill tlw vlatss plots. writt-s, :Intl 1-tlits tltv svlmnl lntwspatpe-l', tln- ,llUIll'III' ,llI'I'l'llI'.ll. l,:llll'l' Htt-ps Unl ln l't'inl Iutnln-rt-tl tlnt first issnv. :intl t'Yl'l'j' tltrt-v wt-vlas lllt'I't'ill'lt'l' llnwntgltunt lln- wur. tltt- Jwl'l'!'lll lj ZllJI7l'Ell't'tl. Illillilllg known tlw pvnplt- illltl lntppt-ltings in Mmmw srluml. , . . . . . l'lns IS tltt' llrst lnnv lll. svn-ntl w:n's tlw svlmnl lll'Q'2lllW2lSlll'llll1'll tnstwnl ul Inllltt-ng't':1pltwl. ,Xllt-t' lnwtlm- llllll .-Xlwlt' linnztltl .Xl'111slt'm1g1 llnrultl llil .ltnnvs ll2ll'lll'S .lnllll lit-wks l ltfrns in tn'grztnizingz'. writing. :tntl printing at IJEIIWI' w H llISl'llSSl'll in vlnss. tln- stntlvnts put tlwir mln' knnwlet -1 tnln ptutvltw ln' Wl'llIllLf Im' tln- pups-r. 'l'lwy wortl lnnitwl tn any ll2ll'lll'lll2ll' plmsv ol' tlle work. lint mt . . , tllnmst- tln- tylw lll wlntmt twy wvre most itxtuwstwl Splt-ntlitl vtliturinls writte-n lay .loltn Brooks, Ml s lltlt-I's', 4-tlltt-tl lay llUl!2ll'l l,2ll'lil'l'. Sl'I't'l'll Wirvs' ne lnltwtl ln' Hill llllllgflili l nn l'lHlllltll'lY-, snpplit-tl luy ' ly llrzllit',zllt1l Sovivty', 1'vt'n1'tlvtl lpy licllll' Mattson X 1 It.lttn't-tl in t-wry issue. Stuarts nssignnwnts were mp ry lntntllt-tl lay Nivk Vitori. 'l'ln- stuff, lwanlwl lty ,lnltn limnlis as wlitor. . llnnalltl .Xl'lltstl'o1tgns ltnsines lllilll2l4Q'lll', llll'lll1lt'tlI tam lt..ttg1n. FS UII XIYEI .lztnv llttll lilll llnllnmn lm-Z l'l1iltlt-Vs llzly l.m't-ly lllbfllllly K'oll't'y llnlrt'I'I Nltl'ul1l1t'll 'l'l1onn1s Voylv lh'1+l'g'1- Mtliill llntlt lll'HIlt' llitzt Nlillvt ltlttgvtnt lmngltnnln l'll'2lll4'lS Nlttllilfzlll 5-. Murk Non llntlt Uligee lllllll llillll Sltvley St-nften Stanley Sorrvll Ralph Starr Betty Stover Willnlrn Wells lflvvlyn Williznns - Pwnc 'l'n llt'l'Y-l'llYtC . . . ACTIVITIES NATIO AL H0 0B 0CIETY Wln-n 1't'l'l2llll ljnninrs zinil si-ninrs walk into thi-ir 1'espi'r'tiw vlassmniiis. thi-ir fi-llow stnilvnts nltvn say. limi tor shell ht-linigs tn the Nzitimnil llmnn' Siwii-tv. :intl ininn-iliailvlx' tln-rv is i-viili-in-v nl' rvspi-vt hir snvh nn-inlwrslnp. 'l'hv nliji-vt nl' this vlmpti-r, nznni-il in lnnior nl' Mr. ll. 1 . llii-ss. is tn vrvnti- nn 4'IllllllSl2lSlll lin' si-liulnrsliip, lu stininlnti- :1 rlvsirv In ri-nmlvr svi'vim-. tu prmnnte- wnrtliy lwnle-rsliip. Zllltl In t'lll'4llll'2lQ.f4' thi: ili-wlnpiiiviit nl' l'll2lI'2ll'lf'I' in pnpils nl' Mmirm- high svlnml. M1-nihvrsliip in this wlniptvr is halswl nn si-lnihirship. st-iwiw, hiznlvrsliip, :intl m'ln1i'zn-ti-l'. Vzllifllilziti-s vllgililv lor elwtiini ninst. stanil in thi- first third nl' thvir ri-- spw-tiw vlzlssvs in svlnilnrsliip. :incl ninst lniw spe-nl, :it lvaist unc- XVIII' in this svlniul. Five pcr 1-1-nt nl' tht- jnninr rlsiss am- vlnvsen as invin- bvrs during' the last svnivstvr. During the first svnif-stvr ul' the- svnior year, tvn per cont ol' the rlnss is Cll0SPll, thus nniking' nnly tiftci-n pvr vent ut' the- graillnitilig :mass vligihh- hir ini-inhi-rsliip. 'l'hti vlnh this QYUEII' was ninler the supervision of Nl r. liiilci-i'lv, Miss llllllllIlg1'I0ll.Elllll Mr. Wurtlinnm. One ul' thi- svvi-lull an-tivitit-s nl' lln- mgniiixzltiiiii is ln sponsor the- :iwnril nsst-nihly nl tho 1-nil nl' thi- .vi-:tix Ulliu-is t-li-4-ti-il xvsin- l,zlwi'i-:iw lllvf'liing', prvsiilontz 'l'uni l,i1lilwi'g'vi', vim- prvsiils-nt: lffstln-r Km-inivl, sw I'1'lilI'.Y1 :intl lie-tty 'l'rt-tti-l, ti'vasnrel'. Vmiiiiiitti-vs nppnintvil hy this presitlvnt wvrv Ruth Halal and liiln Hiller. slmnling l'UI1Illllll9PQ and Emma Sninli-rsmi. l'lnirh-s llnnsnnin, :intl lizlnri-tin Slifvr. sn- viztl 1-niiiiiiittvv. Nh-nilwrship in this iiigiiiiizzitiiiii is thv highest honor nn-x' nit-nilwr nl' Blniilm- high si-liunl mln i'w'0iw. 'l'hP fol- lowing :iii-niln-rs wvrt- vlnisvii lrinn thi- svniur 4-lass by Mr. Ymiiig' :intl si-wml tv:n'liors: linth Beal, Uliarles llillltillltlll, lflstlwr liciiiwl, 'l'oln Lnhlivrger, Rita Miller, l,:iwi't-mfv Nlvi'Inng, 'l'e4l1l-v Nlf'liI'21lfli6ll, Ennna Sander- snn. litllll'l'llil Slifi-r. :intl Hutiy Trettel. l'lu:l-: 'l'llIlI'l'Y-SIX ACTIVITIES . . STUDE T FACULTY CDUNCIL 'l's-nw is llu- woul llnn Ilunsl 'lllIll'Hlll'l2lll'l'Y lll-sm-rilu-ll nu-rnlu-rs. Not only wr-rv tlu- 1-alulinlales mul their vam- llu- situation l'o1nul in Nlonrmu- lnglu on ilu- :lay ol' Sup- pzngn lll2lllElQ.1l'l'S ranlu-1' llt'l'Y1lllS, lmnt tlu- rs-sl ol' flu- stu- u-nllu-V ISD, ml--nts llisplnlw-ll rm-slln-ssxu-ss. 'l'lu-lv 4-lu-e-1'c-cl for ilu-ir ll wus tlu- llilll' ol' llu-1-lw-lion ol' ilu- 4lll4ll'lll l'Ulllll'll l'nx'ol'itr-s. .Xlu-1' llu- llnst lronl tlu- rau-o lnul lu-L-n lJlll'llU lo sonu- som-iul I'lnu-tion it sponsored. l'.lr-llislalnl vonnlrlv. llu- wi11111-1'swn-1'4- l'UYl'1lll'Il lo lu- llzln 'l'l1is group is l't'SlNlIlSllJlll for ilu- icll-:I of honor lloosn, l'lSllll'l' lil'IIIll'l. Mirinnu xlllllllllg. H1-orgo lint- Slllllf' lulllsf' 'l'l1is plan works ont snlisfau-lo1 ily wlxen u-rlu-lml. Sl'lllllll2ll' llull, Xivlq Yilori, llon llnrw-S. 'l'on1 llu- HllI4ll'lllS 1-oopm-rntv :nul it luis 1lUIl0Hlllf'll to I'Q-lu-ve llllll. ll2ll'l l1lIlJlll'l'Q'l'l', llonglns l'1'z1y1'r:1lAt. zlnsl l':1l lu- wowrln-nl Slllll-Y lmlls :nul llllI'll floor jams. Yonnl. lmll-1' in tlu- 4X't'2ll' olu- nu-lnlu-1' l't'SlQIll'4l. .Xl lll'2ll'l'Y 1-vs-1'y nu-1-ting llu- 1-on1u'il grants pvrmis- Wlu-n tlu- 1'1llllll'll was organlim-ml. llu- lollowing olll- sion lol' Slbllllf group to gnu- il pnrly. ll 1'm-llc-1-omlvsl llu- wu-rs lu-ro 1-lm-ll-ml: pn-sull-nt. lllll lloosu: vu-v lll'k'Sl4lK'lll. lillll- roonu oll' slug:-. .Xltm-1' sonu- ol' ilu- gnnu-s il has lflsllu-1' liL'llll0l1Sl'l'I'l'lilI'f'-lI'l'2lSlll'l'l'. Mirunn Mm-Vlung. hllHlNlil'l'4l :nul lIl2lllilQIl'll 1l2lIll'US. 'l'lu- llrsl ol' its nnnlx' 1-nu-rprisl-s was llu- lnnulling ol 'l'l1is yn-sn' lox' ilu- lirst tinu-, tlu- S-F nu-mbc-rs lmvv llu- au-llx'1IAx' lulu-l salln-s vzlnl IMILIII. Tp.. H,,,m.H ,ll,YiM,,l IlllI'l'll2lSllll pins. 'l'lu-so lnm- an owl sitting on a book ,L ml--noting WlSll4llll. znul El lnorru-t, ilu- symbol ol' Monroo. n plan wlu-I1-ln' llu- lunnu- room lmving llu- llllLL'llt'Sl pu , , . , , 'l lu- l'OllIll'll. rs-pu-sm-lllilnr llu- slurlm-nts, presents its l'1'lllnl.l'l' ol S2llllS wonlll lu- zulnnlln-rl Inu- lo El Wl'lllt'l' g U A r V A ull-als, znul sum-ks ilu- Sillllllllll ol lll'0lllPIllS wllu-lm are of roost QIYUII all l,1-Son1'1lsv1lle- 2llll'l' Sl'llUlll on lu-lolu-V ll. ' 1-oxu-4-rn Io llu' sc-hool. 'l'lu- llu-lu' llonu- room was 102. - 1 - ll zu-is us an 21I'lJllI'2llOl' lor tlu- sllulents and acl- 'l lu- l'lilllll'll nnull- tu-lu-Is lor :nul nnnmgx-ml. alll lnonu- ,,,i,,i,4,-mj.,1,. ,mtl gfpiyg-5 I0 bring about c.p,St,I. under- loollmll galnu-s, 'l'lu- zu-Iixlltx' rlanuw- was llu- HlllSl2llllllIlj.l' Slznuling' znul l'lNDlN'l'illlllll. 1'.11:1-1 '1'11111'1'1'-S1-11'1f:x ...ACTIVITIES FIIRENSICS 111-111 1-x1'11'1-ss11111 11112111 14i1111s 11111115 1111- 1Il11'I'1's1 111' 1111- Q,f111l1Z1'l1. 1111-1' 11ssisl1-11 1111- 11111121111 11-11111s 1vi111 1111-ir 1-11- 1'11lI'l'l1S11'S 1-11111 l1lf'lll1li'1'F. Sl'111'1'11 Wl1I'1i 111111 sI1111s111-s. 'l'111- 1'll1I1l11l'1l'l1l'SS 111' 1111-11' .Xl 1111- 111-511111111111 111' 1111- S1-1-111111 s1-1111-s11-1', 11111-11 1111s 11'1l1'1i 1-1111 111- j1111g'1'11 111' 1111' 111-1111l1- 1111111111-s W1111-11 111'1- g1'111111. 1lll1,11,'l' 1111- s11111-1'1'isi1111 111' Mr. 111llQ'1'l'1l'1l. w11s111'- 111111 1111 111sI1111.1'. TW11 1111111111'1111s 31'Qj1llllUl11S, 1'311ys S111111111 uvflill' l'11s- l1lC'11l'S,. 111111 M11111'111- 5111111111 111110 El 51111111 1111wki11's 111133 worn- 1111-s1-111011 1l1l1' 1111- S11l11l'l11S, 1-1111-11111111111-111. 112111111 111'1111111'11s1i11pg'. 1111111111111-s. i111'111'111111 11is1-11ssi1111s. 111111 11111I111' s111-111411111 w1-1'1- 111s11 1-1111si111-1-1-11 111 11l1'1l' 1111-1-1- ings. '1'111- Si11g1111111'1- Spi11e1', 11 111111-111-1 11111.13 was given 1111 the M1'1111'11e t1'111'e1i11g' pr11g'1'11111 by IIlt'1ll1Dl1I'S 111 this 011113, w111'1s1- 111111-1-rs 11'e1'1- 1111111 1,'1'11111-, 1111-si11e1113 13C21I'1 J11111-s, 1'11-1- lJ1'K'S1l1l'Il1l 1111.1 s1-1'1'1-t111'y, Wi11i1'1'1-11 1111-1-111-. '1111- 1l1l'1ll1l1'1'S111lI 11st 1111-111111-11 111-tty .x1l11l'l'W. Marie 1'12lll1iS. 1'111'2111lll' I111111, 111-111'g1- 1311111-1111-111. 1111111 1,11'ill1U. 111111s1'111'11 l4I'11SL', 1Z4'1121 1,'11111l111. 1511111111-1 F1011-111-1', 111111 111-11-11 11111'1'1s1111. V F1'ilI11'1S 11111ll1i1ll. 1,?lLl1111L' 11111111-1'11'11, Wi11i1'1'1-11 111-1-1-111-. Yi11111 111111-. H1-tty 111111 11.i1111s, 1'1-111'1 .111111-s. 1111111 1 11y1- M1-111, 131-1111-11-v N11-11111s, M111- 1111111-1's1111, 1i11t11- 10011 1711111-1'w111111, 15l'il1I'1L'L' Y1111 1'1e111'1-, 111111 B1-r11i1'c Whitt. Pmn 'l'11111T1'-l-IIGHT ACTIVITIES Wilma ,Xyl1t111-la lgllfltlrl' R1'll .lllllllllil C'a1't1-1' llilll l'l1-ar ll111'11ll11' l'l1-al' v 1 1 ' llll1lllHS C 1'a1g Nam-y llivel' liafl1l1-1-11 lll'lt5I,Lfi'l'i .X11111- Fic-l1l lif'4ll'jIll 41a1'l111g101' 1 lgl'SSlf' 111-1111-s V RIDE MMER 1'l1a1'l1-s Hausiiiau .lvilll llflllfy llill ll11111m1-l 3lil1l1'1-1l llllllll1l0l .XIlll5llll'llP l1a111lis .Xli1-1- l1i111lsay lmis l11111g1 li1'l'lllf'C l1-Vliiiis l'l11'isli111- Massc-V ll1-IIQY lll1-V11-1' ll111'is BlC'f'l'l' I1111-.V Mulford lim-tty Persc-11 liarl l'l1ill1ow1-r H1-ily llatl1l11111 limma S2lllflPl'SUIl .lCilll0lt0 Selby l1a111'1-lla Hliff-1' liPIIOX'tl 'l'il1bS 'lill9lHltl Wells H11-lK1'11 Williams llr l lllSlIllll4'1l al Il11- l11-g'11111i111- 11l' Iliif Sl'llllIIl 11-111' as ll11- flI11111'111- Nl1'l'l'll' AllllIlllIl'I'4 llll' S1-111111' llljfll S1'll4llll 1ll'?lIllill 1-l11l1 1-11111111111-1l lIIllll'l' in 1111-S1-111 ag1-is 1l111'i11g ll11- 1:1-1'11111l S1-1111-st1-1'. S111111s111'1-1l l11' l1111s ll1111Il11g'l1111 a111l l'l1a1'l1-s l'l1'k1-1'l1- llllt'l'lPl'fll tl11- 11111--111-1 play. T110 l'llllJ l'0pCll0llP 1111lu1 ll'?lg'f'fl-V. 1-111116-1111. l.klI'l'f'. zllltl 1111-l1i11l1'a111a. AIIIUIIQI ll1f- l12rll'lli'lllill' s111'1'1-ssc-s lISCll l'111' S1-l11111l p1'111l111-li1111 w1-1'1- lim-1-11i11g liit1.1 s lPat1-sf' 'l'l11- 01'a11g:1--l'11l111'e1l Nvvk- li1-.,' illlll lCg1l.11-1'I I11 tl11- lln-S1111-. 'l'l11- l1igl1ligl1l 111' this 11l' ll11- lligfll S1-l11111l li2l1'llll,l'. II11- 1-l11l1 lll1'llllN'l'S ll2lX'1' l'11l- ll'1'2lI'S 1-X111-1'i1-111-1-s l'HlIll' w1ll1 1l11- 1'llll1 1-x1-111'si1111 111 l'i11- lm,-,.,l 1I11-11111111 witli a 1lailx' 111-11511-11111 01' ,,,,,,.1i,,w w1,i,.1, l'lllllHll l'111' a 111'11l'f-ssi1111al mati111-1-111-1'l'111'111a1111v11l 'Wl1at l1a1'1- 111-1'111itt,1-1l 1111 I'lNllll l'111' l1'lll2ll'jIf'. 'l'11 tl11- 1'11llll'?ll'l'. H l-llif'-V tl11- 1-1111s1st1-111 1l1'lllilll1lS lllillll' 11111111 ll11- 1'l11l1 I111' 1111l1l11- 111-rf111'111a111'1-s II11- past f'l'Gll' ll2lX'1' lax1-1l 1l11- 11111--111-1'i111l- a-1lays1-l11-1l11l1-111tl11- limit. lll iltllllllllll 111 tl11- 1-l11l1 lll'l1t5-fI'2llIlS 11'l111-l1 l'2ill Illc gamut 11f 11a11l11111i1111-s. a1-ting 1'll2ll'2lllt'S. a111l 111111111- lugucs. tl11-1'1- was a st1-a1l-1' 1l1-11-l11111111-111 lll 1111- illlllltl' 111 'l'l11- a1-l1i1-11-1111-11ls nl' tllc- M11111111- 31111111111-1's, l111tl1 as a st111l-1' 111111111 Hllll as a s111-ial 111'ga11izafi1111. have 1-111110 la1'g1-ly f1'11111 lllll se-1l11l1111s 1-ll'111'ts 11l' the Slllllflllt presi- 1l1-11t. l1a111'1-lla Slifer. Tl11'1111gl11111t the year, llCl' work has ll9Cll a singular reply to the almost llIl3lllIll011S vote v 11la1-1-11 i11 her favor last autumn. liuailz 'I'ii1ii'i'Y-Nixig ...ACTIVITIES WIIER MOVING PICT RE IIER09' Mrs. Hopkins. .. ..iYillifI'l'ti Hiweiw l'eggy Ilulmkins.. . ...... iillfil l'i'zlm' .Xngelim-a J:-iikiiis. .. ..Hllllll2l Silll4i0I'HUlI lmuise- Huli' ..... .... I ivfiy l'ui'svli .Kumi linac-In.. ...Hl'iwwi 'l'ilrlms Iris Al'4il'Il ...... .. . . .'l'li1-limi Wvlls Mls.'l'i'm11 ............ ...lm-zilwttc Svlliy Mrs. .Iusliim 3ll'f'l'?ll'ii0Il. .. .,.. iJ2llll'UlTZl Slifvr Fifi La Viv ............ ..'l'f-:lily lIK'i'l'?ll'iil'll liallluii i,2lI'l'illl1ll'1'.. ...llmwloii liiiidsux' ihilpii lie-1-ws ........ ....... I ialy lmwlhx' .liulgv tiiillllil' Bing. .. ..f'ilHI'il'S ltnssulm lillrlulpli Ilmiilmlow. .. ........ Ilan Viwii' Mr. Hussvll ....... ..l'Imrl4-s HZIIISIIIHH Mr. l uwl1'i'. . . .... lizlmlii Nuvk l,lHllll'1 l'l0N S'itxifif fi0SIl11l1il1jI... .......... Ruth H1-al, l,Ill'UtillY lqtbiliif'-Y l'i'o1wi'tws.. ..Mil1liwl .Xylstm-k. Hs-In-ii .Xl'lllill'llSll'l' Make-up. .. ...Jailiv .XllQISlllll'gt'I'. Martlm lhwlmlei' l'i'ugg'1'al11 ..... .................... I Jim-li Mcyor Stagg- liiilwfts.. ...ilalmlnl Niwk. 1iilill'il'S Iiussclut O11 May 5 tlw sm-iiiuis lmmvwl il gram-i'iil 4-xit In Ilwil' Llwir pui'fl':1.x':ils ul' tlu- pi'cvzi1'ic-atiiig l'eg3gr-X' and ller careers as dl'3llltltiStS at Muiirue liigli svlnml. Will'll tlwy fliriatious EWilill. presented Her Moving l'ic-turv Ho1'o.'i umlci' the iii- They wore ably suppoifenl by the otlwr members of recti0nofM1'. Hr-kerlv. tho vast. and wvrv most l'02liiStiU in interpretilig The in thc- lvanls wow lhitli l'i'am1 and Hay lnw-ly. Iwo svoiws m-vasiniwnl by il girl. who invviits ai Hullywuml . of the sm-I1u0l's finest wtoruiis. 'llim-Vx' xi'1-rv vxm-llviil iii hem with wliivli In taunt Iwi' swovtlivzim. PAGE FORIY ACTIVITIES... 66D0N'T E ER GROW 9' Molly ........ ...Hi-iii-van Nunn Mrs. Mvarlmvs.. . ..l'1li1iliv Mmjwl' Mimi ....... ....... l 'vzirl .lone-s C'ru,will1 .... .lie-m'gv liiiitwiivlil Uuml Nurtun .. .... Juiiim' Njvkm-I Elailif-. .. ..I4i-My lmii llimls i'arriv. . . . . Iii-tty Aiiclrews Vellum. . . ..... livssia' l2l'm'm-s Nav. .. .. . ICIT1- Maw Iiullziiwl Dvliliiv. . . .... livtili' lvlvtk-y .Ivan ....... ..XYiilIlil .Xlvlstiwk M r. M4-zulmvs.. ...lfvaiiik Yitnri ills-nn Stewviis.. ,..iiiiYl'l' lizlsli Hal liviiiiy.. ...Si-liimlzli' llnll .liul-vArlii1g1... . .Ji-1111 llc-my .lulmuy ..... ,,.luI111 limuks Slim.. ...Diuk l'il'YL' To the l'0IIlIJiL'U' sz1tisI'af'tiuii ul' il firallliltil' vriliv, ilu- ilv livlwiiim-. Mimi. who iliwlwnl iicrsm-lI'. il01' i'1'i011els, - ---, 1 g,,.p. . ' -- -,,.1i1 H . . , ,. , . Jumm .ldv play I 'mr I ul .mu L 11, xmxliim-L11 U mul In-V iillllliy. Ill ai si-ru-s ul SIi1l2lIl1lllSWilll'il would tax to a capai-ity aiicliem-0 on Marvli 33, u I I . I I Y H - - - vim-11 ilu' in ist .'l'ii'-t'UllI'lI1ll'ii IIIIIIYH ua. . uw ess to s-iv. From the minute the 4-urtalu WHS mlrawii mi the first. L N ' '- Svmm, the l,,.mlm,tilm Wf-10l.tQ,,l the dm,4.fing HNUSSQ 01' tliv iiizmiwi' in Willi'il tlivrx' I'k'i0llSU4i tllenisolvos il'llTl1Til0SQ Mr. I4Ivkei'lc. The ulevvi' plot l'l'llfl'l'Uii armiiinl the juveii- 0lllill1:!'il'1l1l'lliS wsiilheil in llltllly 111i1'tlif'ul SUCIICS. P11112 F1111'1'Y-ON11 ...ACTIVITIES WTIIIS NIGHT BEW RE M111'11141' 11111111. .. ...... 1111111 1'1'11111- 1111111 M1111-1'. .. . .11112l1'1I'S 1121llSlll211l Y1'1lll?l 11i1'YIlL'.. ..,111-111' 1,1111 11i1111s 1'N1'2llll'1S KI1111111'.1'.. ...... 112111 V11-111' M1111111111- X111'11. .. . . . 1g1'S41l' 1111111-s N11111--1' S11llll11111S.. ..111-111' 1111111111111 1.11Z111'11s .111111-s. .... 11:lI'1J111 N111-11 Nilll 112lI'1l'1'L'1. . . .1Y1l111'l'11I1 111'1-1-111- 1111g'11 S1111111111.. ...11111i111' N11111-1 11?lI'l'11'1 111111'11111ss. ..... 11t1ll1'Yil '1'11111s 'l'11111111y M1-11111111's. ...111-111'5r1- 11ilI'11llg.f1'I' X'211I1Il11'l'. .. ...1'12l1'1 1'11i11111w1-1' 111-111 .... ..HiI1 11111111111-1 A111111 11111:111-s 111' 113111111111-' 211111 l'l'E1S1l1'S 111' 11lllll11l'l'. 11s 21 S1-1111111s1i1' 1111,-s 112111. S11 11111111111'u 111-11 111111-s 1111111111-11 1 F ., C+ 1111- 11I'ill1lEl111' s1-11s1111 111. M11111111- s1'I111111 1111s i11111111'111'1111-11 11'il11 1111- 111111'1- 1l12l1lll'6 111-1111's 111111 1111111-ss1-s 1'1'11111 1111,- 111 1111- 1111-S1-1111111 111111. 'I'11is Night 141-11'111'1-.H Jll1l11ll' 111111 1:1-111111' f'1?15SflS, 111 1111-S1-111 1111s 111'1's11-ry l1I'?1IIlH , , , , , 1 w11i1111 was 1911111112 wi111 thrills 111111 11l1l'IlSC 11111111e111s. 111 1111- S1-111113 111 11111 111111-111 1'1111' 1211'11l'11. 1111111 11-11111-. as 1119 11'i1-'1111-111111-' m1211'11111 11111111. Q1111- 1111- 1111151 11111- 'l'111- S11 11-1'11 s1111fi111-' 211111 s111-1111111 11-1111111 111- were 7' 2' . 1 2' P' 511111111111-' 11-r1'111-11111111-Q 111 111-1' 111111-' 111111 1-1'1-11i1111111- 1-1111-1-1' 1111111'11111e1'is11c 111 1111 11111'5 11111-1-11-11 11' Mr. Eckcrle. I? F7 .1 I L AcT1v1T1Es . . . PERSUNAL TYPI Su llmt il 5:11-all-1' iiumlwr ul' slmlviits wlm lizul vx- imin-rs. vlnss milliiws. llii-im-s. :uirl lefltvrs liaw all lm- pwsswl si ilvsirv lu ln- zilulv In win-iwilv ai l'YlN'WI'lll'l' iiiiglil mllwl 2II'Hllll4l ilu- lulzilviis ul' tlio l.YIlCWl'llUl'S. ln- alulu tu l'iillill tliis els-sirv. llii- iwismiail typing' nv- lllllll mi-mlwi's. 1111114-1' lliv lliwvlioii ul' Miss Uwi livily was stzii'lwl tliis vw-:ii'. lmllx. lmw i-miiiwlvtwl imiii-i' pmjcwls lm' lliv ll'2l1'lIl'l'S2lll1l llUIllllll'll' vinplizisis is plain-il iilmii l.YlllIlQ,f lm' IIUV- lm' vlzissiwvuiii wiwlx. iii zinlrlilimi to lvziriiiiig il skill wliivli snmil 1iv1'1ls.l'l1ilm im-mlwrs luring any Illilll'l'l2ll Ili:-lx' imiy IIIQIUY piww- nl' mm-li iiiilivinliial valuv. wisli tu tvpv to ilu-sv rlziilx' inf-vtiiigs. XHll'llHllliS. lm-rm . , . .lnliii l'3i'4mks. I'ali1l llI'QllIl'. Iiill llmiglzis. Klmlgv lliwilw. lilllll lullismi, lXlill'4Lf2ll'l'l l ui'lws. Hula l i'1-viiiaiii. llm-lvii llill'I'l'll. -lllilllllil llu1'p..Xi-iwlil llnllull, Iimliiiim- lluusli. Num Iinlir. Hamill liiiimlsallv. llziri' lmvvly, 'l'um liiilrlim-U11-i'. :mil livtty Mzilsmi. lluln-i'tzi Mzitsmi, Wzirrvii Mille-r, Bull Illi-Uliiiigr. lla-len Mvl'u'i'. Yi-rim Nuss. Bill l'vim-. Yamini lliisvlu-, 'l'uii.v Sl'lllllllll'lSS. lliilny 'l'i'imlul4-. llviim-val lllllgjgjlv. lloiwvtliy'l'lll'i11'i'. Iflllzi Mairiv 'l'iirm-i'. M:iiii'iw Vlvill'Il0l', l'ziiil Wilm-li. liiivillv Williams. PAGE FORTY-'FHREE ...ACTIVITIES IIA ICA CL B Frmn sii'f'vI In lwI . I'i'um swing lu vl:lssia's'. 'l'lw lll2liUl'llf' ol' tllc' iilf-iiiliws liiifl liai'1n1miy3 play- all typvs nl' musiv am- pln-wil iii Ilan- ll:1i'i1wi1iw1 vllllv ing :iii iiioxpviisiw. as wc-ll as il vc-1'-v plvnsiliwilile- lmlalyy. F 'l?'.l'- 'l'lw iii:-iiiln-i'sni'+1 llmmlil .XI'llISlI'4lIl.3j. Ili-li-n Harm'-s. This wgniiixaliuii. llllll1'l' llu- sixln-1-visimi ul' Mr. lhillili Haunwl.l,nwi-1-:iwliiiipmliiifl-ii-. Hill lklstlv. ll2lI'lN'l' ' vli. has mmlm' iw-iiml'l4zililv Iil'll1LIl'1'4S sim-v its urgzili- l'm'iwt1, lun Volllv. Tum l'u.i'lv. lrviw Viiiiilm, Bill lllll. Mus! ul' ilu- ina-iiilu-Vs. lllmll jlillllllgj. ws-i'v ilwx- lmniglns. l'lIl1,2'l'll1' l m'iw.i', .lulnn llililms. l.2lYK'I'll lIl'lllDIl. puif-iivwl mul lirsl llaul In lm Ialuglil ilu' lAllIlll2llll4'lllJllS liill lllllliluilll. liriiif- .lmws. Nmmii liuwllo. llmmlil ol tliv lllSll'llIll4'Ill. 'l'li1-iw' xwiw- Sl'2lll' 4-xx-i'vis4's. :mul sim- llililmus, llulwrl Mfflhiiiim-ll, Mzwlllzi Mvlil. llivk Mvuvvig llli iiwlmlicis Villlglllgl :ill Ilii- way limii HIL Sllwlllllilli .luiiiur Nil-lwll. .Xriwlml l,l'I'lilllS. llill S1-11l'lL-11. Milton lu 'l,l'lllli ln Mm' llnlzx' Willi ililllllk' l'l.i'vs.,, l'llgl'l'. :mil l'l1,-in Wviflli-. lixtat-1 FUli'l'Y-l'NUI'li ACTIVITIES... IIIIBBY CL .X visit to tltv iittlttstriztl :trts sltoit tlttvittg atvtiyity twriotl :ttty wt-ok tlzty will titttl tlto lloltltt' vlttlt tttt-tttltt-t's vttgiz-tgtttl itt tltt-it' IAttwtt'itt' ttztstitttt-s. 'l'og1iw vytwy tttt-tttlwt' vo1tstt'tlt'tiy'v tliyt-t'siott. 1lSL'l.lll ittstt'ttt'tiott. tttttl tltti joy ot' 2lt't'lllHIlllSlllll1'lll-,llllill is tltt- motto ol' tltt- QIWIIIIL yylttvlt is zttlytswl lty Mr. l':tl1l Wort lttttatt. thgztttizotl :tlottg ttt-yy littt-s itt .letttttatt'y. tltt- vlttlt littt- itt-tl its tttc-tttltn-t'sltiit to twt-ttty-liyo :ttttl litttits its att-- tiyitifts to fottt' llliljtll' tit-ltls. 'l'ltvy arc: woocl-t-ztt'yittg. tttotlol airitlattto ltttilflittg, stzttttp t-ttllt-vtittgf. tttttl tvlv- SVHIK' tttatkittg. tlettvva Atlztms atttl Blttttvltt- Rawls c-tttf-t't-tl tltu wootl- wtryittg tliyisiott. llIPlIllJl1I'H ol' tltt- stattttp collewtittg' grtwtttit wvtw- lflt-lt-tt Halclerlttzttt. Tittt Jottvs, Billy Trettvl. :ttttl l t'ztttt'is Wil- liams. 'l'lt0s0 students tlosigfttccl tltvit' owtt alltttttts, tttttilt- tltc fillet' for tltvnt, ttttnl lty tltv vtttl of tlto st-ttta-stt-t'. ltzttl Il1Ollllf0ll one thousztttd ot' more tlotttostit' attml t'ot'eigtt postage stamps. Modal aitqtlatto ltttiltlittg :tttratots sl tttztjot' portiott ol' itttt-rvst itt tltv ltoltltt' ttlttlt. .Xll lwgittttvts itt tltis tli- iisiott yyotw- 1't'qttil'otl tit ltttiltl at l'otttt't li. U. H. tttotlvl In-l'ot'v ltc-ittg' oligilvlt- lot' tltt- ltttgfvt' zttttl tttorv votttplvx typos. llttyittg t-otttplett-tl tltt- ll. U. tl. tttotlcl, lIlL'll1lWl'S t-ltosv ltotwt-1-it tlttt 54-ittt-lt wittg sltzttt. St-t'ottwt li-Ci, :tttml tltt- lttttwttfttiottttl 'l't'oitIty Wittttot'-l'atltill's t-lotlltoppvr. llit-k l'll'0C'IIlill1, Uliyvt' Jottltitts, lloltcrt Jones, lCvet'ctl lm-als, l':tttl llogws. .lolttt lltttttt. Jutttvs Stzttott, :tml tilt-tttt Ze-vltt-t' t-ltost' tltt- l'ot'tttot'4 tfotttplotittg Soronva li-CVs. 'l'lto Vltttlltttpltttt' tttotlvl wats ltttilt lty lltltl llttrslt. t'lat't-ttvc 'l'itttlwt'tttzttt, lilatlys Mttlford, atttl Svottie Cox. Utlwt' tttm-tttlters ot' tltis tliyisiott wlto votttplettttl sntatllct' tttotlttls we1t't+ t'ltat'If-s Iltlo, Lloyd Mille-t', Dott Pergrant. zttttl Bob Vopelattd. Tvlesvopo Illillilllg' was litttitt-tl to tltrve aflyattveml svi- ottuc stutlvltts. l'ltztt'lcs Rossvlot, Gilbert Koltr, and Rob- ort Voyle gl'0llllfl ti-ittvlt 1ttit't'ot's for tt Hyc: foot l'0l'l01flf- ing telt-svopc, tltu most tttttltitiotts projevt ttttdertakctt lty tlte club. The store room assistattts for the group were John Ilutttt and Paul Ilogots. limi-I I'm.ls-Flvr. ...ACTIVITIES Um-lil NI2ll'it' Hull! Viva Jam- HHH Hub llvllcl' Mary lizullu Invz l llllllHI'S xvilllllil Knrsllnel' 'Pom Krwpshielml H4-tty Lung Ilmmlml Lung .lulm Mvlll xI2ll'i2lll M1-yn-1' IfulM'I'I MNH Mary ,Xlxnlmnmlggn--x' .XIIQIISI lm- .Xlvlllm--x' Miriam .Xtvhlvy .lnnws Harm-s Nlzlljx' Vlark Mary IJm'i1lsm1 Wilma Ihellaxrl Mary llivlx Mzlrtllzx Uuvlrlvl' .fXg'1ws FZIVIIIPI' lm l'l'of'fif lMl'uIll'V HtI4Q'0l'S Hutll Senften lmlal Sll00lll2lk6I' Marjorie Strasser Hllfll VIYZIIIHNBU liawlwl ,ana Utz .Xrnitfx Yau C'le-ave Ilntliv Wvimllv RTS AND IIANDICRAFTS Thu .Xrts ilII4l HilIl4lil'I'Jlf'IS vllllr, lIIlllQ'l' tln- SINbIlSHl'- :mu-Im lmwls. flm-vulwlls-cl l'Ill'f'S1' and vllzllk buxefs. brzive- P Ur Miss Hays :HMI Miss Vullllllvi ig Um. HI. IIN HUM lvls. lrlnvk printing ml Izllrrlvs, xlc-1-or'z1IwI WZISU' lmskm-fs. . . . . . 4 lmlik W4lI'Ii,illl1l f1lll'iSIIll2lS vzmls. UVUSTIIIQI mlzllltx' an-tlvlllvs nl mu' svlmul. ' - U ,Xu 2lIlI'2ll'llYK' lllllltxilll lmzml is ulwzlys mm nllwplax Ill V. . - Ill l-1' I lll, lllI'Y,'ll -x'-ll-11421-L - - . H mmm MN H t I 1 1' I tx ' I 1 M ' I l I me lln- nrt rumns. slmwlng' ilu- zu-lllvvulllvllts ul tlw mem- shuwlhcirtale-msuIm1g:1l'lisIiv lim-s. Mzmy fliH1-V1-nt IM.,-S' ml,-lly in Ap,-il HN. WU,-k UI' TIN. Sfudpnfg was ex- kinds uf wnrk am- 1lun1-. illvlmlillg llw :making ni' Ilillllll' lnilritwl in ilu' frunl L'0l'l'il lor. Pwnc FURTY-SIX A C T I V I T I E S . ll0USEIIOLll RTS 'l'ln- UYUI'-illl'I'UilSillQ lll'Ill2lll4' Iln' Il2lIltliWlbI'li. lmllu in Xnrnnx Jnlnlslnn. ilnk lbl't'Si4lt'lIt, c-nlls Ilw llll'f'lillg to Inv I'lll'lliSIIiIlQS ui' our Ilmnvs, nnml the :nlnnrnnn-nl ui' mn' 4,,-,lm-. 'l'M,ly Mtp,-m.lw,,. HH. SW.l.f,m,.y' Call, UN. WH. Wmlmn' INN 'M mmhlt t '5M'5 U' Hulk 'H ll hm' znnl tln-n Nlllfllll' Inlslnm-ss lnnlivrs em- cllsllnswl oi. hunurml 1-rnll uf flllt' In-1'4ll41w4mVk. H A A I I llw Slli'lJll wnnnnllm-v, wnlwnswl of Marv Hnli, Bviiv rv - ' - ' ' l hls4lmn'11nl nt AIUllI'Ut'IHlll1'l In Hn- ll4n1svlml4lAu'ls , , . ' , , , ,, , ' IJ:-:ilu-. l+l1n'vxn'v 5llIlI'lll. nnfl Mary llznn-mfk, plan a su- wlnlv. IIIHIUI' lin- Qflllllilllvl' nl Miss XX nnlrnss. In tlns nnnsl . I V I I TI 1. - . - I V 'l'l nu llll.I nv- 1-1 A1 nmnt 1. lv must Hll1.'t'lll4 nw' sm-ml ol all Imlmlm-N, wln-rv sllwm-ssllll CXKWIIYIHII KIOUSIIU1 1 ' U 3 U Q Ml N ' 1' - 1 - - ' --- 'x- -A A 'a ' - ' 1- W. ..- lllt9l'lt l't' wltlx lblililiillll k'lPllY0l'r42lfI0ll, tlw vlnlm nlvnllwrs I i1 1'tU'f'l 1111 Wmllnii. 1 Holm' I5 'UlUf nn-vt ovvry mln-V In vn1ln-nid4-up wmvlncl. knit. ann! ww. ann! ,Xggiv l ltnrv fNln1'gal'0i .Xllvn Snsiv.Xll1nan llulvn Al'lIllJI'1lSlCI' .lane Allgspurger .Ivan Angslnxrger H4-rnia-P .Xsllfun Mildrwl .Xylstmflc Hpnl Ballard Hntlm Beal .lvunme Blndley llntll Hruwn Heh-n Vast Uumllly lbffee-V 'Fhehna Vollins Bvssie Coyle lfllvznln Ilvnnision lim-lllv I,t'l'1'Illlgli lie-l'11iw lk-1'1'mlgll Hvzlll'i1'x' Ihwlks- Hvlty Drake Imis FIt'il'llCl' lI'i'Il1' Hllllctic- llnill Hall Mall'-Y ll2lllK'lM'k lilznuvln- Ilnrl Nlnrv H nil llvlvn .lvnklns Xxnrlnn .lnnnsimnx Nfillj' llzllfzxyelie .IHZIIIIIU Line l l'2lIl1't'S lNIeyf11's 'IH-flnly A'1Cf'I'2l4'k0ll Hnlll Oligvu liilm-n Hznnsey lbmwllly Hutlealgv Nlilallwl lhltlvmlge l lul'4'llm-u Sl'Ilil'lll NInl'g':1rut Slwlvy .Xnnn Lon Sixt Nl-vri le- 'l'Innnns HQ-ll-x' 'l'1'e1Li:c1l liwrlive- UlldC'I'YVUUlji Luis Wzlrnf-1' llilnln Wilrfux Maw Y6ilI'iUIl P,mR FllIi'l'Y-Sl UACTIVITIES P DANCI Xu llily :lt Nlllllrfll Xllllllll lu tilllllllllk il' wll Illilllll Ill lllg' ill Illl.VSll'2Il Pllllvilllllll vlllsws, lllll llll lltll gn illlll llll llfllll' tlul llylllg' ll-l-I lll' llul lily! llillltlllg' l'lllll. xlllullul Wlll'li lllllltll' llu- t'Xl'fllll'lll ilIlll'I'YI4l4Jll lll NIV. Nl. X. Wllllll. 'l'lu- IlIl'!lllllI ul llul l'lllll lI:lYl' wlll'lu-ll lllligllllllx' ill wlul is il lll2lSIl1I'All lll1'2ll'l. llu- Vlllll lllls Ell'lllISl'4l llu- ill- lt'2ll'll Illilllll' llillivllll Sll'IlS. Six lllllliluls xwrll lllllllllll-ll-ll lvrvsl lll' llle Slllllllllli illlll lll' llu- l-llllllllllllily :ls lvl-ll. Illis -Y1'Jll'. 'l'llis is lll4H'l' Illllll tlur lll'l-l'llgl- lu-rsllll l0Ill'llN 'l'lu- l'lllll was gixlll Ilu llllllllltllllllx lll llI'l'Sl'Ill ilu :lt ll l'llIlllIlQ'I'l'l2ll llilllklllgj sl-Iuull. .X wllltz vlug was ilu tlllvllts ll9l'llI'l' lllt'IlIllt'l'S lll tlul l'.-'l'. .X.. all llilfkvlllilll llrsl 4lEllll'U llllllllll Xe-xl wlllwl twll llll4'li ll2llll'4'S. il lA2lS glllluls. illltl ill lligll sl-luull ilSSllllllllll'S, illlll l'l'lllll alll nl' l'll,Yllllll lflll. il lllll'li illlll willg' llllltilu-. sllll sluw. Illlll tlulsv, it l'l-lw-lwll lllilll-X' I'llvlll':lllIl- l'UIIIIlll1IllS. 'l'luf Q'l'llllIl svvlllull llillll'UUIIl sill-villlilills. lll4llYlllll2ll lllllIllN'I'S well Hllllllll- il !lil llll llu ll-llxlllllg lllllgllllll illlll l-l-l'l-lvl-ll llIl'Sl'lll4'll llll' lll.lll lllIlllS illlll lJ2llll'llf' NIl'llllll'l'. il lllrlbll lQ'llg'lll.X' 2lI1Ibl21llS1', lill' ll'2llll. llvvzl lluWlll'4l. xlill'-V llllll llllllslllll. illlll lllll'0 Silll-0 21 lillgl' lllllIllu'I'1ll' llu-glllu lll'4' ill 'lllllllll' lllpfll llhl' MIIVU- sllluull, Ilulil' wllllq slllllllll lu- slllu-l'illr ll.Y llul lllllt' lluly llllivvlw l-ll-l-ll-ll lllll' llu' .l'l'f ' Wl ff l 'f'Slfl4'lll'. Mill? llilH' lillislu-ll Sl'llUUl. llUl'lll1'l'1 Xiu' IPllNlll1Ill. l'Ill'ue Blau- lizllllllllg illlll sl-l'l'l1 'l'llis is lI'lllf' lllu- ill'llYll'Y lll' wllivll lvl- 4'2lIl lu' Ill'1Illll. ll '.l ll l'5'l l'- lll 'l 'lwllllll' -Xl'l!'Sl'l 'l? J - SlllvllIlltll'l'IlI'l'SIl l'l'WS1'lllullSlIl llIk'SlillQ'lll'lllll1l. wllil-ll yllllll Vlllll llllfllllllf 'll ll1f'lU4l'l4lZ llll'f'l' Sllvll il l'Ulll'S1'2lS s. Nlilll-X' Sl'lIOUlS llilX'l' lllll ll2lIl!'- -ltiilll .'Xl'lllbl'llsll-l' XR-llll.l llzlsl l3lll'll:ll'll llllllg' .lllllllilll l'l'l-ssllay Eva .'Xl'IlIllilg'k' Xl llllll lllllltl Illllwlllly NlilllN Nwliglllllil lllllu-rls l'lll'ol Jklillllltf .XllQ1'Slllll 4l' Hf'l'2lllllll0' l1lll'Il'lll llilllvlltf Ml-lllllll -ll'2llI lillllsulll llllris .Xllg'sIllll'g'lll' ll IIX lllu-llllll' M2ll'l'l'll2l Mvyvl' Hairy lfitzl lillllstllll Ellie Mae Hllllarll llllll lllll4lH Yll'g'lIll2l Xllllll llllil Mille-l', llvwlllpllllist l4el'llll'0 liogllll lil Xl Illlxvflllll Stl-llzl Pllllllllllc limllz Fo1:TY-limuw ACTIVITIES . . I G I RL S 9 C L Nlnlcing vlullllng mul mzllvrlzlls lm' lwspilnl um- uv- Olllzfvlw xwlw lflmlliv Ms-.x'vl', lllUSllllllll2 Mzlllltl Slim-lm vupiwlllwli1mwll'tlu-1uwn11lw1'+lll'lIw llirls vlulr, 4llIli'l zml. vim- lwvsilll-111 L lluln-rtzx Murplly, SK'l'l'0lilI YI illll vism-ml luy Miss Vnlxlpln-ll. llusvlm1l'Ix''l'r'imlrlv.ll'v:1sl1l's'l'. ln aulmliliun In tlw sl-wl11g' WlIll'll was l'lllllIlll'lllll lm' .X lm was lwlll llw l1llll'l' ll2ll'l ul' ilu- yvzll' :xml .1 llsm- in lmspiluls. llw girls lllmlu-ll mzmlx' nl'1i1'l1-S Im' l11'ug1'n111uxms:1u'I'z111gw4l:mul plwa-1114-ll ll.X'lll1'lllK'lllllt'l'S. llwir pf-nwulnall ws-au' :xml usa-. li2lllll'YI1 llaxmvmn' lilyzlllal Nl:1lm1m'.x' Rlnrlx' Slmlxw-rs Yusln Ynrlwr' Ulla-ll lll't'l'I' limilil- xll'lYl'lS X'i1'g'iui:1 l'vll'1'-x' lmlzl .lm-nn Slllllll Luis llnlnig' lilvln-rin Blllrlrlyx' llusm-llmljx' 'l'1'iml+l1- Ulml Ilmmrll Yivizlll .lmws Ulml llnln-rls lllllll XYZIQIIUI' lim-lllx' lluglws 'l'lu-lmu lil'illllUl' lllIl'l4llllt' Slumnpv lm:-mlmyXX'ill4insm1 .le-:111 llwixvl' Nl2ll'g'll1'I'llt' llzmnlis Nlnlnll- Slll-plwlwl M:ll'Q'2ll'l'l Willdllsml f limi: lf'm:'1'Y-NINE ...ACTIVITIES LIBR RIANS 'liill'l'Q' is n pmtivlilzil' QVOLIII nI'g'ii'ls:1I lulllllhl' high sm-lmul who are always all thi- se-rx'iw ul' lhv slmlm-nl 'I'h4- si-lmul iliJl'lll'y is upl-nitvil in the' saum- nmmwr aw all puhlw iliJl'2ll'lPS. :mil with thv stmlents mupviwit- bmlv mul l':11'1iltv. 'l'h+-x' :ml zulvism-nl hx' l'lmrl1-s .X. Iflvk- inn' with the-in thv iliDI'2ll'l2lllS halw iJPPll zlhlu to kwa it . - - - I 7 vrlv. i2lIl'i-Y ul'mlvl'l.x'. All lim-s gn lUW2ll'li i,bll'Ylllg' new hooks. IH-4,Iml,l-y if gl glmlvm ww-p nslqwl will-1-.1 nhl- Ii,-,wil-51 This AVUEII' lllilllll' new hunks wvre milled, mul lllilllll' inure- Irullii- in lhv swlnuul illIli1iill,2'W2lS lill'llllg'illlllI lhv liil-Y. hi- www l'vpz1ir'wl hy thi- IMNbiillll'lltlt'l'S. wuulml S21-Yi.Yt'S. 'i'u1l'x'v Q'll1'SSl'li il l'lll'I'Ul'li.Yflill' iliJl':ll'.Y 'l'hv ilill'2ll'l2lllS were- llvlcn Hauinlol, liulh Hvnl, 'l'hvl- ll is the ilill'2ll'iillI,S nlutlx' In lu-vp an l'l'l'Ul'li ul' :ill lhe- lllil Kl'illllK'l', Xlziljx' llivlx, Nlzulge llrzlke, liz1.l11lw lluush, hooks or lll2lg'2lZilll'S hi-ing lzllwn will ur I'-'lllI'lll'1i1 :mil the Pntirv Slllllf'lll lnul-v has al l'l'l'l2lill Elllllilllll ul rv- Xilllzl' llilll, Mary l.. lizullv, lflstlwr lionnvl, Muriel lien- m-I llulh lmm-, H1-tty llimg, Virginia iwilflill. Betty spmlsihilily in In-lping' ilu-in lu-vp thi-ii' l't'l'Hl'liS nwil- ixI2llSllIl. H02lll'il'l' Xim-lull., lfhlilh Sorrvll. Hvlly llI4:l'oj'. rate. .xml Hvtly 'l'1'eltel. I' u - lf I l lflw ACTIVITIES... ITOR llul vnu ww-r wullq llmvu ilu' lulll willuull llilYlIlQ 'l'lu1 rl-sulls ul' llu-ir wurli Villl lu' svvn in Ilul ll2lllS Slllllll stlulvlll sz1.x'. Nlz1Vv l sw lX'1IllI' pass? ilu-u1l,:'lul1ll ilu- lulillliug. wllivlm ill spill- ul' ilu- vruwlllul fl-lm wwmnlmwls imlimhm! is. Uf'1,mH.Sl,. Um, Ulf l'HlllllllHllN, lume llPl'll lu-pt, lluie-t mul free llI'UIll con- llu- nu-mlu-rw ul' tlult lluvsl imluvrlallll l2lW-l'lll'1ll'l'lllQlNNl.Y. l lSll llu- luxll uumiIm's. wlum- lluly il is lu sn-v llml llu' lulllf Sllllll'lllS wlul luulll llu-sv rm-slumsilrlv Iursiliolls we-rv urn' lwpl 1ll'll1'l'l'Y.Elllll tlull l1lhSllllll'IIl is out ul' vlnss uu- l-luwsvn ln-x' ilu- Sllllll'lll-l42ll'llll-X' wunu-il, zuul am- SllIWI'Vlr5t'll ll-ss lu- lms Il lu-rmil lSSlll'll lv-x' mu- wtf luis ll-:u'lu-uw. 1lll'l'l'll-Y lay Iluul lII'g.l'2llllZ2lll4III. Iistlu-r livmull l':11'l lllulnlullngull' Miriam Nlvlllllllgl' Hill ll2llllt'S llaxlpln Starr' llwlllx' 'I'lul1'p 'lunnx' SI'lllllllll'lSH Xl. Nl:l1'H'ul'4'l llussm-lui llmwlml l4lll4lS2lY , I' . 5lilIlll'.V Slll'I'Hll l.Iu.wl 'I'lunupslm ,Xrllmr Mzxrls lum Ilan-s livllx' llllllwlll 'l'um lllllllri-'I'l l'l' .. Y: . ' . ' Xuli XllUI'I llallpll IUYZIIIS lum llull lSllIIlilt'l I lvls'lu1r l'1llt51'4'Ill' Wallvli ll1'lll'4,2'l' Mvllill llllUSl1'I' llrillin lmu lllulsal Winilflul Hive-111' llmuflns l'1'z1x'v1':1l'I lllltl Nll'lllllllLl' ,Xluul Ulflllvlcl I' l lluris Nll'AY1'I'. .XIIIIU Fu-lml l':X'l'l-VII Williams l.lr.l AN l'.wr l+'Iif'l'Y-ON It ...ACTIVITIES Fanry a cmnplc-lv si-lmul :lay witlmut invlmling ilu? tla- autumn air. lla an Ucflober rain at Franklinj. balldl 'l'l1v sem-mul assigjnrneiit was playing at all sessions , . . , ul' lla- mainly lmaslicllrall lUlll'll2lIIlPlll. Bal basketball for htarling willl a luanfllul of players last yvar. Tlwrv ' Mmnm- 1li1ln'l vml willi lla- mainly lHlIl'll2lIll9lll. Aftflr 4-i1wi'g'i-il this ye-ar a l'1ill-lla-flgwl lllirly-six pivw lnaml. I l ' ' .1 U lla llurmils won tlw munty aml rlistrivl vllampionships, Alter playing alnlily was prowml. llIlllUl'lllS ol raps D llw Inaiifl l'ulluwwl llwm tu lllllllllllbllri for tlirvo sessiuns aml 1-apvs were- ill'qlllI'0fl. 1 ul tlw slatv lfllll'IlillllUIll. 'l'lie first assi-fmm-nl fur llu- lllllll yi ls n m ming' ll 1 .Xtlllvliv wanws l'.-'l'. .X. nu-1-lin-fs, sc-lmol 1lSSf'IlllDll9S r- . rs 7 rg llllllgIS,, at Ilw llmtliall ganws. At all tlw liumv ganws aml ,wp ima-Iiiigs liaw luiiiiml tliis yi-ar's ll'l0Ill'UP llanil anrl all llll't't1 l'urvign tL1'2llllt'S Ilw lraml lmrtwl lllstily in a yn-ry avliyv Ul'g'iIlllXiill0ll. l l.l l'l'lS i'flliNE'l'S 'l'll0MBUNES VIII?-ll .lean Allg'SIJlll'gIG lluris Augspurger CL.-XRINETS Iivvlyn Williams Mary Dietz Earl Sixt Bvatriw VanC'lf-ave Mary Louise Kadle Thelma Kramer .Xrnolil Uollon Madge Drake SAXOPHONFIS lfhl Filzwater Robert Freeman Holme-rt Murphy Mm... 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SIU Nl I1lPIuXl lJIHIul'lUl1 1111 I'1tz11'11l111' A ' X I lJ11'k Bl4,'lYCl' dll! . llgrlblllgll l:L'l'lli1'U Lvvkills limit: l Iif'i'Y-Six S P 0 B T S . . . ATIIL TICS Hn lIIIlTl'PS:4lYl' lmw he-vn thu' i'm'mn'sls vstzllilisliwl hx' athletim- tvams nl' Mnnrm- during tht- Inst 'vs-ni' that litth- van ho writtvn whivh 1-an :nhl to thi' lnnnn' :intl prvs- tigo whivh tlw-v lnlw hrnnglit tu mn' svlwnl. Just as inlpnrtaint as tht- splunmliml QZIIIIUS thvy haw plziyvnl. and inayhv innrm- sn. is tho vqnailly sph-ndifl spirit thm' liaw- shown :hiring tho mntvsts. Mr. 'l'hivs. as rliiw-4-tm' nl' altlilvtim-s, :intl illr. Wood. as his assistant. :Irv eh-svi'ving nl' prniso lm' thc' vxwp- tional tvznns they haw mls-volopf-il. 'l'ln-lv Ilan- trnint-il teams which have bf-on winners, not only on thc foul- hall gridiron, thc haskvtlmall wnrt. the- hasvlmll tlltllll4JlIll. and the trac-k, but also winners in their associations with their npponf-nts and their own toani inatm-s. Sn lllllllUl'4lllS liaw lim-vii the trophies added to our . 1 1 ' inlhctimi hy tho znlilmif' tennis during the last year, that it will lw lN'l'4'SS2lI'.Y tn sm-vlire a new vase before thfiy Vtlll ha- mlisplntw-sl. 'l'ith-s in thv little southwestern font- lmll lezigliv. :intl thv l'0lIlll'Y and distrivt basketball lUlll'lIillll0lllS haw hvvn Vlllllllvtl hy Monroe so far this -ri-ni'. liwnilsf- nl' thv splc-niliil rwni'fls our 10211115 made in winning' tht- Vlbllllly vlnnnpinnsliip in bnth bgiseball and tram-la last vYl'2ll', at sin-4-vssfiil season is anticipated in thesc sports this spring. lmt's pnnse in uni' trip ill'Ullllll the clovk and pay Inmnlgfe tu Uni' nllilfltt-s. I ATHLETICS ' A . . Y .2 -1. vim- ,,,.., , ' 1 fffg, I: :5., 3.1 f ' ,L V ,wx E.. ,VE , , -1. :f 1 . V.. ,. 1 V I 4' i.. 'f- -' ' , V. X ,. V. 1- . -'.. , my .X I 7 V -rt 4 ik .nr ,- . :Q11'lfsi'i1i5. 55115.-. :L .ff-f1ai1:L'IiS,i..:5ia4f4f.::ili3'Efiife-1 Pixma Fir'i'Y-SEVEN . . . S P 0 R T S FO0TBALL By defeating Fairfield in the final game, Monroe squads to he assonihled in many years. The team was won the undisputed 1-liaiiilnoiislnp of the Little South- K.,,l,mim-41 by Gordon Lindsay and Hay Lovely, with western league. and in so doing. heeaine the hrst team wil'-Um Thics doing tht' mmflmlgh in the history of the league to inake a clear elaini to mst Piave' Until this year, tht, HUM recording always ln league l'UllllK'tltl0ll Monroe won 4 with one tie. Silo,-od 3 tw0-0r tllmaqealn tie fm- the Ilmlmv 1,,V,5ifi,,,,. For the entire season the i'i-vormls show 5 wins, 3 defeats, The '38 edition of the Hornets was one ol the heat and tied one. Monroe U Hillsboro 6 Monroe 7 Stewart T Monroe ti Fairfield 0 Monroe 12 McGuffey 6 Monroe 52 'llrenton O Monroe 6 Franklin 30 Monroe 6 Lebanon -L7 Monroe 33 Seven Mile U Monroe 22 Hamilton Catholic 0 lwlll FII- I'Y-I-jlliH'l' s P om T s . . . FO0TB LL llc-1'sc'hvl Luvvly. Small in staturv hut mipihty in playing' ability, held llmvn thv fulihzick position. Hor- svlwl is pi smiim' this year :ind has playful his lust ffmtlmll for Monroe. llu was u haul follow to hold on to nftvr the-y hit him, and the-y all 4lrP:i1lfwl him when he- was on dc'- TOM LUBBERGER GEORGE FRYE nt 1' - ': .' Il 1 . t' , ln-Nt lx im, :ml nwlx in plml mn Vmwuv Illlyu Wwllilr mummy on hx-lel th1S j't'ill' hy lum i4llillPUl'5.Zt'l'. A fl-mg was 'PMN-S MM XFN. in H HM, lhn' AIUIIIIM' vlewx-11 was um- ul tht- nvt llllll'Hl'lll :xml lift plziym-il as hrsiml IIUSI 1if'f llSiW' l'l'lV l'S H IIN' HW'- ul' hull nl' whiwh hv 4-uulll ln- lll'0llti. gm HN. ,,l'fm,,4f. hr. ,,W.m.f1 h,,1f,S Xml llr- llllllif' nu S0llSIlllllllIlI plays! lull Mmhl min! IVWIRQ thl.mlg,h- and hp plzlywl Sllvh qi stwuly hrzxml ul hull H I E H I I I I HHH hp millld Hlwllyg Mx dplwmlwl lllllf A XX-IAS at Allie H114 lllhlll tu ,,p,,,, U, ,,l,,,u up ,I hug... UI. SMI, H swap thu- lmll with relln:i1'k:ilfl4- zu-- pluy. l'lIl'1l1'X. BILL KURTZ HAROLD NOCK HERSCHEL LOVELY Hnv uf thc- host likf-nl plziywrs mi lluruhl is limi nl' lhnso lmys who thf- squzlfl is Hill '1'nwlmy Kurtz. lll'VtlI' pgiw-s up :intl is in tlim-rv tluimg llill pluyf-cl tho ,L:'u:1i'1l pusitinm :intl his In-st :lt :ill limi-s. llc- was that oxvf-llrwl Ull running' lllit'l'l'f'l't'lli'1'. silgusil lllilll :tml il ggmnl lmllu-11 fic-lfl His lllliSILlllfillll.Z' play ul thv ye-:ir l'lllllll'l'. llx- tunlq grrm-:ll rlvlight ill wus :in N12-5'2ll'll lwvlivlillmvii run ill'l1'l' thruwilig.: his lllllbllllflllifl fm- gl hiss an pass intf-rcelptimm. lwhiflfi IIN' HNF'- lkfiiise. Any man, any sizegit didn't nlzilw any difference to Herschel. He :always hit them hard. Ho was vc-ry fast, :ind was si good broken field runnvr. FO0TB LL 11.1111-I 11'11-'f1'1'-Xing . . S P 0 Il T S DAN ROOSA CHARLES TUCKER RAY LOVELY 'Pho 1'0sp1111si1110 1111siti1111 111' f1111- A 341l1l1l1111l1Il'1' 211111 111'XY1'l111lf11' 111 11'111' :1 :ruin 111l'lI11Lf1l 1111-1-01111-it thc- 11:-11-11 was he-111 this ye-111' 115' 112111 1111- s1111:111 this j'1'Jll'. 1S1'1l111'111 1'111'1i- 1111111111-1' 111 11:1y 11:11'1-11111's1- 1,11v11l1' 1ir111s11. This was 1J:111's thi1'1'1 XPJII' 1-1', wh11 l112lj'1'11 111 1111- 11:111'-11:11-li 1111- was 1-11111-11 i11V:11'i:1111y, Huy was 1'1J- 1111 11111 first tf':1111. 1JJ111'S S111-1'i:1111' sitimi, 1'11:11'1i1-,:1 s1111t1111:1xx', 11111 s1-1111- 1-:1111:1i11 111' 1111- 11-21111 this ye-111' 211111 WHS f-1111 I-11113 111111 111'1'-t:11'k11- 11:1ssi11f.:'. 1I1II 111- :411f11'i:11iz1-11 1111 111'1111- 1 :1115' 11111 :1 g111111 j11I1 111' 111111112 1111- 111u11u'11s. 1111 V1'1l11'1l 111- 1-1:11111-11 111:1111- 1111-ks 1.1l1' 1-xt1'11-1111i11ts. 111- is :1 1'1-1-1' 1i111- 1-111' :1 1'1-11' 111-sl11-1'11te-11'-11011111-11 j'21l'f1S t111'11u1:1111111 thr- sm1s1111. 2111111 111-1'1-11:+i1'1- 1I1J1j'1'1', 1:11-11s. GEORGE MCGILL GORDON LINDSAY f1111' 111. 11111' I'1'll1112ll' x11:11'11 1111si- 1'11A1-111111111111111111111 1,1l111SI1j' 1111111-11 1i1111S was 11111-11 this yr-111' 115' 111-111'::1- 111 1110 111111--112lK'1i 1111si1i1111 111111 11111 N11-11111. :1 sf-111111: 111- was :11w:1ys 11111s1 1114 1111- 11:1:1si11g 1'111' 1111- 11111'111-ts. si1'ti11u'1111'1111g111111111111-:11111 t111'11xx'- 11111111111 1-11111-11 1111- siu11:11:4 111 1111- 1113 his 1Il111ll1l+'11lS 1'111' 111ss1-s. Al1-- 1111111111-, 111111 s1111w1-11 11 1'1-:11 1i11lIXX1- 11111 11118 111-1-11 11111 111' 111111111111 tw11 1'11jI1' 111' th1- 14111111J11111'1l1J11S wh:-11 111- 1-1-:11's 11111 1'f'1I11j' 111:1111- 11 lI1J11'1' I'111' 1111111111 11111 1 :1i1'1'i11111 p.::11111- 11111 11f 11i111Q1-lf this 11-111: 111- 111-11141111-11 in 1111- fire- with 11 S111-1 puss, 1:11-11111111 11111111111 1111- 11111-. Mon SIXTY S P 0 R T S . . . OLIVER KAS'H Although only a junior. Oliver Kash played his seiond year as. a regular tackle during the '38 sched- ule. Oliver weighs over 200 pounds and proved to be the anchor man of the Hornet line. He is noted for his steady brand of ball. LLOYD THOMPSON Thompson, another senior, was the boy to watch when it came to punt- ing. He always kept the opponents on their toes waiting to chase a long punt. When he was not kicking. he played tackle. FO0TBALL KENNETH HOWARD Kenny Howard showed a lot of spirit and fight as a substitute cen- ter this year and is figured to take over regular center next year. A lot can be expected of this boy next SPZISOH. BILL RAINES Raines, a graduating linesman, played at the end position this year and handed in a fine piece of work. He always managed to get down the field on the kick-off and hit the ball carrier. He was another one of those boys who enjoyed going through and getting his man. Raines has played football for three years. TOM DUFF One of the few players to make the first squad in his sophomore year is Tom Duff. He delighted the fans at Franklin by consistently slipping through a highly-praised Franklin line for eight and ten-yard gains. His outstanding play was an intercepted pass and a 55-yard touchdown run. DICK FRYE Although only a. junior and a member of the second squad, Dick Frye was highly respected by fel- low players for his playing ability. He played at the guard position. PAGE SIXTY-ONE . . . S P 0 B T S F 0 0 T B L L HILL Bono-M0Nn0E The lllost evenly Illtll1'lI01l gfillllt' on the '38 St'llt'llllll' was the Qillllt' sellelllllell with llillshoro. Both lf'21lllS llifllltlltlll the ball 4-ollsillerahlv, hut lltllllltll' l0illll Illtltll' a serious sl-orinw threat llntil the lasl two lllllllllUS of rlav when . ff' . the Hillshoro lllall got through the Hornet Sl'l'llllIlHl'y and rel-eivell a 25-yarll tout-lulowll pass. l'lYPll lll0llU'll tllis was the lirst Willllt' on the Hornet's lI'llU'l'2llIl, they llavell a very eollvilleillv' 031119. The P Z' I' . . . 5 P IW?-gtllllt' prellietiolls gave llillshoro a sure will hy il lop-sillerl sepre. McGUFFEY - MONBOE lllfilllllililly HIIIIP to Monroe heavy favorites to XVlll the llittle N0lllllWOSlPI'll. l'ollt'el'e1ll-e title, hut returned ll0IllP with a I2-li llefeat to their erellit. anll a 2l-32211110 winning streak hustell to SIllllllPl'00IlS. Monroe 2lC'l'UlIlllllSllP'tl Sl lirst llowns to llrltfllllilillll'-S 6. Mellllffefs only touehrlown was seorecl in the tirst quarter hy Mellill, wllo ran aroullfl end for 24 yards. Rirlel s pass for the extra poillt was inlfolllplete. Monroe st-orell on a pass from llinllsay to llllltblllpnllll. Zlllll again on a line plunge by Ray Lovely. V LEBAN N - MONll0E Fresh from a most impressive win over Mefiuffey the previous week. the Hornets traveled to Lebanon to tlleir poorest Sl10WlIlg0f the season. The defense eanle apart, the offense failed, and the elltire team showed a laek of spirit. They were not outelassellg it was merely a matter ot' having a bad night. Monr0e's lone st-ore c-alne on a pass from Lindsay to Raines. P.-Milli SIXTY-TWO S P 0 R T S . . . FO0TBALL STEW RT- 0N110E Monroe ainl Stewart hattlell to a I-T tie in the fourth game on the '38 seheilnle. 'l'he Hornets sufferecl sev- eral tough breaks nlnring this gaine, anal hail to show real determination to eonie up with a tie. The Oxford touchdown eanie when a T5-yarml punt was returned hy Iirarner hehinll exeellent interterenee. The extra point was seoreml after the low liiek glam-eil ot? llun lloosa anll soarenl throngli the up-rights. Monroe seoreil on a elieek reverse zironnal lel't enal. lla-Y Lovely tallied the extra point with a line plunge, TRE T0 - 0 R013 The llornets hall a. lielrl, day at the expense of 'l'renlon, the weakest leant in the Little Southwestern Von- lerenee. Praetieall-v the entire seeonnl hall' was plaiveil hy lhe seeonll tieani. Trenton was hehl to 72 lirst ilowns hiv the lighting llornets, while the hlne anml gold pilell up a total of 19 llau' llovellx' seorenl three tonelnlowns to leall the seoring while liilnlsn-Y nianle 2, l'rayeral'l l. H. li o V txly 1, and 'l'holnIison I. lixtra points were lnzule hy 'l'nel4er, lriinlsay. anml liohr. SEV N MILE - 0NROE 'l'onnn-v llnlli's intereeption ol a pass lolloweil hy il 55-Ararsl tonelnlown rnn was the leatnre ol' the Monroe Seven Mile gaine whieh Monroe won, Zlil-ll.'l'l1e ganie, playeml at Monroe, was perhaps the ronghest gaine plavell hx' the Hornets all season. Several men on eaeh sisle haul to retire from the ganie heeanse ol' injnries. Monroe-'s li1SSlllU'illlill'li was elickinv' Jerl'eetlVan1l the llornets had not one mass interee lteml or 'noe' 1 cw r- . I 1 9 down during the course of the game. lim 1-1 SIXTY-'lllllllil-I . . . S P 0 R T S F 0 0 T B L L F IRFIELD - MONBOE In their final game in the Little Suutllwestern league. the Hornets clefeatenl l airtiel1l ti-H at Fairfield. This elinclierl the euliferencfe title. Muurue uuule IU lirst mluwus auml gainenl a total of IW-I yarnls, while Fairtielrl uizule but. 1 first downs and gained but 177 yards. The only svore of the game Ukilllt' late in the fourth quarter ou a spot pass frmun l.iu1lsay tu Haines. FRANKLIN - MONROE . , . , . Little need lie saul alsuut tin- l'l'2lIllillll v'au1e.'l'lie llurun-ts niet a su wriur leaui. willi ilu- weather 2lU'illllSl P' F them. and as a result. we-ul 1luwu In an Siu-43 ala-I'eal. A very strung' wiurl Ina le the Nlnurue passing 2llfill'li X'l'l'4V llll'lllt'l1'lll, as well as llIlIJI'2ll'Il4'ill. llull lurnisliefl llie ulieusire lllgfillliflll ul the gaxue with uulueruus gains. ll4lll.Ll' lie l1ll2ll'l1'l'lI:ll'li sun-ak. ' AMILTO CATIIIDLIC- 0NROE In the last ganu- uf' ilu- seasuu. ilu- Muurue buys tlefeatewl the Hamilton Ql2lllllllll'Ull?YCl1. 22-U, Several of the regulars were unable In play lneeallsr- ul' injuries sul'l'ere1l earlier iu the season. The UlltSf2lllIllllg1' lugliliglii ui the gauu-. as well as the seasuu. l'ilIIll' when Hill Kurtz. liueuiau, lIlll?l'O0Pft'tl a pass aiul ran it bac-k H2 yarfls fur ai Iuut-luluwu. 4 l'.u:1-i Slx'l'Y-Furl: SPO RTS... ASKETB LL I Fm' llu- lirsl Iinu- in Ilu- lllSllll'lX'1lll llu- svluull. 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Ll-lh. llslruwf-1' WLI4 llt'Yl ll l'3 Zlllll llu- lllll'lll1l4 Wtlll ilu- lUlll'll1'Y :nl ilu- Q-xlu-mc ul' lllie-:um with :1 'JH-'2l will. 3 PAGE SIXTY FIYI . . . S P 0 R T S BASKETBALL FAIRFIELD This game started as though it would really be close. At the half the score was leveled 6-6. In the second half the Hornets pulled away and went on to a 23-15 win. Mc- Clung paced the Monroe scorers with 7 points. WEST ELKTON Monroe opened its home season with an impressive win over the West Elkton quintet. Raines and Thompson each rang the bell for 12 points. Roosa and Gibbs follow- ed with 8 each. REILY Using 10 men, 8 of whom figured in the scoring, Monroe trounced the Reily combine 40-28. Monroe was never in danger. Captain Roosa led his team in the scoring column with a total of 14 points. FRANKLIN Dropping their first game of the season was the fate of the Hornets when they tangled with the Frank- lin Tigers. Franklin led at the half 13-12. The final score, 25-20. SEVEN MILE In the last league game of the '38-'39 season the Hornets dropped the Seven Mile quintet by the score of 33-12. The two high scorers were both second string players. Wells led with 8, and Gibbs followed with 7. HAMILTON CATHOLIC In the last game on the schedule, the Hornets lost to a determined Hamilton Catholic crew. Thompson paced the Hornets with 8 points. WAYNE In a comparatively unexciting game on the Monroe court, the Hor- nets subdued the Wayne five, 37-21. Monroe took the first lead, and were ahead at the half 19-7. Kurtz and Thompson chalked up 23 points. ROSS After overcoming an early 4-0 lead, the Hornets went ahead at the quarter 6-4 and were not challenged again, coasting to an easy 26-19 win. Ross showed a god offense and would have made an interesting game were it not for their poor de- fense. MILFORD Continuing their display of fine basketball, the Hornets put the sting on Milford for a 31-19 win. This was one of the easiest games of the season with the Hornets not needing to use their full strength. FRANKLIN Avenging an earlier defeat at the hands of the Franklin five, Monroe defeated the Red and Black 25-19. The Hornets were ahead at the half 16-10. Roosa and McClung each tal- lied 7 points while Stonecash marked up 6 for the losers. LEBANON In spite of being the under-dogs, the Hornets took an early lead in the Lebanon game and were never seriously challenged until the last quarter. Monroe led at the half 20-6. Fine defensive play staved off a last minute rally by Lebanon. STEWART Several bad breaks came close to losing the Stewart game for Monroe. At the half the score was 11-4 with Monroe ahead. However, early in the second half, Thompson and McClung were put out and the Hornets were only able to pull out a 24-18 win. HANOVER Defeat. number one for Monroe in county competition was the result of the Hanover game played at Hanover. Monroe had the advantage 15-11 at the half but by sinking a donated shot in the final seconds of the last quarter, Hanover ac- qcomplished a 22-21 win. TRENTON In a very lop-sided game played at the Trenton gym, the Hornets de- feated the Trenton quintet, 47-17. Several reserves played in this game, with Paul Moore starring. He made 8 points in half of the last quarter. WEST CHESTER All signs indicated a very inter- esting game when the time came for the Monroe and West Chester teams to meet. Monroe had but one defeat. West Chester none. After a hard-fought game by both sides, Monroe pulled out a 24-13 victory. TOURNAMENTS In the county tournament, Monroe drew a bye and did not have to play in the initial rounds. Their first opponent was Stewart. Monroe won 23-18. The Hornets chalked up a 29-13 win at the expense of Han- over in the second game and went on to win the tournament at the ex- pense of Morgan, the score being 24-18. Lockland was the first team to confront Monroe in the District tournament. Monroe, although the underdog, won 25-20. Next they beat Wyoming 25-23, and then Morgan 26-23. In the last and champion hip game, the Hornets were victorious 44-32. On to Columbus and the state fi- nals. The first Hornet opponent was Maumee. The Hornets were the winners, 31-27. In the second game they played the favored Rittman team. Another victory, this time 31-25. And then that North Canton game in the semi-finals. Monroe 14, North Canton 29. Enough said. 'l,i:.'vIC'.5i-'nv l PAGE SIXTY-Savi x . . S P 0 R T S ASKETBALL DAN ROOSA If at any time you were a spectator at a Mo11roe game during last year, you can't help remembering the antics of the teamfs captain, Dan Roosa. Dan was a steady player and never failed to give his all to try to edge out a win. His regular position was that of for- ward, and his specialty was short one-hand shots. He made a very excellent showing in the state tournament. LLOYD THOMPSON Lanky Lloyd Thompson was the fiist-string center for the Hornets. He attained such height in jumping center that our safety teacher suggested that he wear a parachute for safety. He was exceptionally good on the rebound and delighted in faking one type shot only to take another before his opponents realized the difference. BILL KURTZ Steady followers of the team will never forget the fine brand of ball shown by C'owboy in the district tournament. Bill was dead-eye on his hook shots and also took a nice bunny. He played fine defensive ball, and easily came up to the coa.ch's expectations. In spite of his height, Bill was a very good rebounder. In the coun- ty tournament he repeatedly came off the bankboard with the ball while his taller opponents stood by open- mouthed. BUD McCLUNG A senior this year, Bud played his last basketball for Monroe during the '38-'39 season. He played at the guard position and paced the entire squad on his long shots. In the district Hllfl state tournaments, his shots from the ten-second line thrilled the crowd and filled the hearts of his opponents with envy. BILL RAINES In the early part of the season, Bill played as though his very life depended on the out-come of the game. In the middle of the season, Bill had to drop out of actual playing because of illness and he had difficulty in regaining his old form. He played guard, and was noted throughout the county for his fast breaks and his under-the-basket shots. WILBURN WELLS Willie was a newcomer to the first squad this year. He played a. great deal in the middle of the season in place of Bill Raines. Wilburn is absolutely tops on long shots. In several of the games he repeatedly sank long shots to the dismay of the crowd. CHA RLES TUCKER Charlie is but a sophomore this year and is one rea- son why the coach smiles when he speaks of next sea- son. Oharlie came from Map-le Park and has made a per- manent place for himself in the memory of the fans who attended any of the tournaments which the Hornets en- gaged in this year. PAUL MOORE Paul Moore is another sophomore. He was a con- sistent high scorer for the reserves in the early part of the season before he was promoted to the first ten.. Peek wat excelled on side court shots. PAUL GIBBS Ill spite of his size, which is a good bit shorter than most of the first ten, Paul proved himself an able basket- ball player. No other player on the squad could equal his deceptive ball handling. He was very good on the de- fense and excelled on set shots in offensive play. RAY LONELY Ray, a senior this year, played at the center posi- tion. He shined on defensive play and made a good showing in the county tournament at Hamilton. He threw a quick, flat pass, which was a great aid to the passing attack of the Hornets. ' l'lml-: SIXTY-l'llllll'l' SPORTS... 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'l'hc tt-:mi has si goonl spirit mill some good plzlvliig tlljlllil' whivh to- gether with ai good vouvli shoulrl niziltv for amotlier Ullillll- pionship team. The prohalmle starting line-ups in most ol the gullies this year will be: first base, 'l'il1llsg set-ontl liaise, Howzmlg May 5 West Chester May U Seven Mile' May 12 Trenton May 15 Lebanon 4' 4' Home Games shortstop. liowlyq thiril hzlsc, llarisg left iielll. HClNlPT- son 1 winter fit-lfl, llzill 1 :xml right lielcl, Frye. Behind the plate will he liiiulsatx' :intl llulf with Tlioinpisoii, Hale, Wells :mul llihhs as starting pitvhers. Un the ollense the Hornets rouutl out well. Tibbs, 'lillHIll1lS0ll :mtl liimlsay showecl that they t-oultl hit last year: llownrtl, Davis anml lfrye look very promising this -rear. In pifavtive the outfield looked good 011 fly balls, although the inlivhl loolcetl slightly rough on hard-hit grountlers. Other players on the squad who have been showing some promise of developing into star players are Charlie Tucker, Uharles Pate. Don Hayes, and Carl Lubberger. Charlie Tucker, a southpaw. has been playing in the center field position in practice. and shows signs of hold- ing down that position regularly in the future. Uharles Pate. is number one substitute for the first base position. Ile has shown marked ability in picking' up low throws, but is slightly weak with the stick. lion Hayes. another southpaw, is working on the mound. Ile will develop into a starting pitcher ii' he works on his control. Farl liuh- bergcr. a freshman ontlieliler, handles himself like an experienced outfielder. The outstanding department on the llornets, squad is the pitching statf. Last year's star twirler leads the parade, withl three newcomers rounding out the stall. Wells has shown a nice curve ?lI1Ll lair control. Hale also has a nice curve with plenty of steam. but poor con- trol. Gibbs has control coupled with a 1lll'li curve and drop, but needs to develop more speed. The infield is almost satisfactory. True, they are a little backward on hard-hit grounders, but they make up for it with some nice stops and also by hitting in the clutches. The condition of the playing field in the first practices may have had something to do with the in- iielders missing easy hoppers. Starting with the opening day of the baseball sea- son, spring rains drenched the diamond, making it slick and diflicult to break fast. Then. when the sun did come out, it baked the infield and made it too hard and rough. After dragging it a few times. however. it is coming around into shape nicely. Baseball is not indulgjcd in by as many boys as is football. because each player must furnish his own equip- ment, with the exception ot' balls. The school furnishes uniforms, but gloves. shoes. and sliding pads must be secured by the boys themselves. Early in the season. only about 14 boys reported for practice. Then, as the weather improved, more and more boys came ont, until at present, nearly 25 boys are re- porting each night. Baseball practice is held after school, and is, therefore an, extra-curricular activity. PAGE SEVENTY-THREE . . . S P 0 R T S qua'- TOM DUFF-Tom, who is known to many Monroe fans for his par- ticipation in football, works at the catching position. He has a sharp eye and a deadly peg to any of the bases. He is a smart player and is quick to get on to a batters weak- ness. DICK FRYE-Second base was the position which Dick originally went out for, but at the advice of the coach, he switched to right field. He is a good man at bat and is sudden death to any batter hitting a fly ball within range of his eye- sight. PAUL GIBBS-Paul is a new- comer to the squad. He is out for pitcher, and is making an impres- sive showing. He has a fa.st-break- ing curve and an out-drop that is very deceptive. His pitching is also marked by very good control. GORDON HALE-Gordon is a veteran of Monroe high school base- ball. He is one of the coach's start- ing pitchers, and is ably chosen, for he is known for his fine curve and speed. In practice he has shown more steam than he did in previous years. SCHOOLAR HALL-Because of his speed and good judgment on fly balls, Schoolar is patroling the cen- ter orchard for the blue and gold clan. Schoolar hits in the three hundreds and because of an uncan- ny knack of getting on base, he bats in the lead-off slot. DON HAYES-Don is the only southpaw pitcher on the staffthis year. This short sophomore port- sider is displaying a fine pitching style and with a year's seasoning, should develop into a starter by next year. JIM HENDERSON-Working in the left orchard is Jim Henderson who is considered one of the best outer gardeners on the Hornet's squad. He has a very high fielding average and is quite capable with the Willow. GORDON LINDSAY-First string catcher for the '39 season is Vulch Lindsay. Gordon has an excellent throwing arm and is quite capable of calling for the right pitch. He is one of the outstanding hitters of last year and is expected to repeat this season. HERSHAL LOVELY--In spite of his height, which is very small in comparison to Lindsay or Thomp- son, Hershal cavorts favorably around the shortstop ground. He is a very good hitter and frequently surprises his opponents by poking out long hits. DAN ROOSA-Dan is another member of the pitching staff. He is right handed and has very good control. Fans of the Hornets last season will no doubt remember the fine game he pitched in the district tournament, in spite of the Monroe defeat. PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE . . . S P 0 ll T S LLOYD THOMPSON-The Veter- an head of the pitching staff is lanky Llo y d Thompson. Lloyd pitched nearly all of the games last season and is showing the same con- fident form in this year's practice. The fans expectations for Lloyd are high. CARL TIBBS-Carl is the cause of discouragement of rookies going out for the first base position. Carl is a senior this year and is playing a brand of ball above- the regular high school expectations. He ls a good hitter and a fast runner, which makes a fine combination on any team. CHARLES TUCKER-Charlie is one of the southpaws on the squad and the only one going out for an outfield position., He is trying for the center field berth. He is fast, a reasonably good hitter and a very smart base runner. BEN DAVIS-Although a junior, this is the first season that Ben has bfen out for the baseball nine. He went out for the third spot and is very likely to be the regular hot corner guardian. BUD WADE-Bud plays in the right field position, and does it very ably. He has a good throwing arm and is a fairly good hitter. He judges fly balls very ably. WILBURN WELLS- Willie is another pitcher. He has one of the best curves of any pticher on the team. He has good control and a good pitching knowledge. He is ex- pected to see a good deal of service this year. PAGE SEVRNTY-SIX S P 0 B T S . . . TR CK With several of last yeark 1-ouuty uliaiiipioiisliip teauu back as a skeleton on whit-h to huilcl this yn-arjs squaul, the voam-h is expevteml to turn out auintlwi' wiuuiug 14-uni. The most 0lliSl2lIltlill11I llll'll1llL'l' ul' lust NPEIIJS 1l'2llll to l'OIl1C bat-k is Bill Kurtz, who jumps the high hurtlh-s and runs ou the mile wlzilx' toauu. A large group ol' hoys turuwl out for trauik pi'zu'Iit-s- this year, all'Tm'flii1g t'oa1m'l1 'l'hie-s :lu easy joh in svlvvt- iug a winning tm-ani. Svlioolar llall will he lieu-it juuipiug llliI'iZlllii2lllj' null Frctl lugle, at sophomore, will prob- uhly flu the high jumping. lim-tl HEIIIIKS tlllll in-sliv Murplilr will he ruuiiiug the iuilv anal llorsliul Bowlt-1's mul Wilbur Bortlers will run thc halt. lu their lriwivtim-s so fur this se-usmi, the travk team has ilt'l'll turning iu umrks whim-h they ram he proud of. The uiilers liuvm- clone their rave in as low as 5 minutes :uni thx- iuih- l'l'iil'Y twuu has clone the mile in time as low us -1 iuiuutos. 0 THE '39 TRACK SCHEDULE Monroe-Fairfield-Milford, VVayne County Meet District Meet Monroe-Framklin-Middletown Miami University High School Meet State Meet BILL KURTZ-Last year in the high hurdles during the county meet Bill set a new record for Monroe high school. This year he reported for practice early, but before the first meet he twisted his ankle and won't be able to run until the latter part of the season. SCHOOLAR HALL-Schoolar is known far and wide for his out- standing ability as a broad jumper. He has often jumped 19 and 20 feet and expects to go even farther this year. He is very fast, which is, of course, an asset to any broad jump- er. REED BAN KS-Reed is Monroe's outstanding miler. He has run the long distance in practice at an even 5 minutes. He is very long-winded and never fails to have a sprint after keeping up a furious pace for the four laps that make up the mile. LESLIE MURPHY-Leslie started the season as a half-miler but when the coach made the suggestion, he changed to a miler. He has been turning in very good time, and with Reed Banks as a partner, he should bring in some firsts in the future meets. TR CK GORDON LINDSAY- 'Vulch is throwing the discus for the blue and gold this year. He is doing a very remarkable job considering that this is his first year. He should do very well in the regular season. OLIVER KASH- Little Oliver Kash is out there throwing the shot for Monroe and he really does throw it. He is somewhat of a veteran, this being his second year on the track team. FRED INGLE-Fred is only a sophomore this year, but because of his ability to high jump, the coach is looking forward to several more seasons of clearing the bar over 5 feet. Fred also jumps the high hur- dles in the absence of Bill Kurtz. HERSHAL BORDERS-Hershal, although small of stature, is a very capable quarter- and half-mile run- ner. He is a member of last year's county championship mile relay team, and this year he is also run- ning the 880. WILBUR BORDERS--Wilbur is also a member of last year's mile relay team. He runs the half at a very low mark and is always ready for a sprint, no matter how far he has run. This is his second year on the team. PAGE SEVENTY-SEVFIN . . . S P 0 B T S BILL RAINES-Bill is a senior this year, and is going to make his last year of track good if he keeps up the pace that he has set in the last few days. He runs in the 100 yard dash and also in the low hur- dles. He is noted for his fast starts. RAY LOVELY-Ray is out for discus this year and is doing very good at it. He is a veteran football player and shows the same will to win in track that he did on the grid- iron. DOUGLAS CRAYCRAFT-Doug is only a freshman this year and be- cause of the speed he is showing, he will be a valuable asset to the team for quite a few years to come. He runs in the 100, 220 and the mile relay. WARREN MILLER-This is the first year that Warren has been out for track. He is taking up pole vaulting and if he improves at the rate he has in the past few weeks, he will be jumping 10 feet before the season is over. EUGENE DOUGHMAN-Eugene is another of the milers to run for the blue and gold. He also runs in the mile relay. 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As usual, ho wever, Frank Armbruster is just coming out the door, and so I prepare myself for a long wait. In doing so, I find that I have the wrong books. Too late to do anything about it now. What in the world! Whols making that noise? I should have gu e s s e d sooner-Ralph Starr and George Butterfield are at it again. What is that smell? Oh, Kenny Howard just got on the bus eating a limburger cheese sandwich. Must have got up early, Kenny. Quit punching me, will you? I U'rmlin1nwl on puffff A W ADVERTISERS and MISCELLANY...... V. w .,3 I al, N 1- 14 , - INDEX T0 ADVERTISERS Advertisers Engraving C Bentel's Jewelry ....... Bond Furniture Store.. Brate's Garage ......... Buckeye Paper Company Cappels ............... Central Store. . . City Fuels ............. Constiner Insurance Age Cullen's Sporting Goods. Dagenbaeh Shoes ....... Denny Lumber Company Diefenbaeh Jewelry .... . Diver Coal Company .... Doetors and Dentists .... Dohn Hardware ..... Empire Clothing .... Expert Photo Shop. . . Farrell Grocery .... . Fenzel - MeDough .... Fitzwater's Cafe ..... Garrett Tobaeeo ........ Gibson Office Supplies. . . Gillen - Crow Drugs .... Housh Jewelry ...... John Ross ........ Lin's Appliances .... Long's Drug Store .... Maple Park Dairy .... Marie's Beauty Shop. . . Meekeris Garage ..... ney. . .. ompany .... .... 9 2 8.1 83 93 90 85 82 93 91 4 9.5 86 84 90 85 87 86 85 91 89 88 9-1 8? 83 95 93 85 82 89 95 9-L PAGE EIGHTY-ONF Middletown Gas and Eleetriff Service .... ..... 8 3 Middletown Ice and Coal ........... Middletown Lumber Company. .. Middletown Music Store ...... Midhill Poultry Farm. . . . Milillo Baking Company. Miller's Restaurant ..... Mokry and Tesmer. . . Montgomery Ward. . . Monroe Bank.. .... .... . . . Monroe Lumber Company N8igl'1llOuT,S ............ Nook lnsuram-e ..... Nu-Joy G rill. . . Ofliee Outfitters ..... Parlay Beauty Shop .... Parrot. ............. Halnseyer Grocery. . . . Robinson Groeery. . . . Ryan Clothing .... Sehul's Iee Cream .... Sears and Roebuck. . . Service Taxi Company. . . Smittie's Sandwieh Shop. Sparrow Flowers ........ Strietthau Brothers. . . Thrushe-r's Jewelry. . . Tobias Studio ..... Weuzel's Groeery .... Ye Old Tavern .... Y. M. C. A.. .. .....94 .....90 .....88 .....88 .....85 .....84 .....90 .....81i .....88 .....90 ...94 .....85 .....83 .....84 .....84 .....94 ...94 .....91 ....86' ....86 ..A..95 ....82 ...93 ....85 ...96 ...95 .....90 .....82 PAGE EIGHTY-Two +--nn-n-.s,1.g-..1n.....1..1..1u1n1n1n1u.-u1le1n1n1nu...q1sl--le1ss1ss1nu E. K. S P A R R O W THE FLORIST Quality - Value - Service FIou'pr.w for Ezwry Ormszon We Telegraph Flowers to Any City or Town in the World 710 S h Avenue Ph 1743 M ddi Oh -ss-1uiI--1.1.1.1Ip-..1n.-gl1.g.-gg.....-q1q1u1gg-.g1u-q1q- For Graduation Clothes . . . THE CENTRAL STORE STYLE AT MODERATE PRICES Monroe High School Students M t Your Friends and Cont Y Fellowship With them Through the Years at the MIDDLETOWN YMCA Membership Fees Reduced for Non-Resident Students 'Candy - Tohaccos - Notions GARRETT TOBACCO S. H. Parker, Salesman R. HOMER LONG D R U G S 1346 Central Avenue Opposite Strand Theatre A NEW DRUG STORE SODA FOUNTAIN TRUSSES - BELTS - MEDICINES Phone 2626 Middletown, Ohio -me-1:7 ::':li:ini:Lsl-.niup-.ruin7:n1ll7::7n1sl1..1..1u- Wonder Why the elementary kids have to poke their elbows in my ribs? At last, there is the famous Mon- roe stop light. Am I glad to see you after this delightful morning ride! COh, indeedll As I am pushed out of the bus, Bud Wade, knocks my books out of my hands, but that gentleman, George Garlinger, retrieves them for me. I Wonder if I can steal in the front way today? Oh, there is Mr. Ginger- ich and he is sending Beatrice John- son around. Better not try it. ' Guess what greets us in the halls- that combination of Betty Lou, Alice, Grace, and Pearl discussing who Went with who last night and Why. At 8:35 we go to our rooms Where the + .-.--.gg-ui..1..1..1..1..1n..u1u1gp.-lp-5.1-.1..1n1u1s.1q-gp--I.1014I11.1I...-I..-..1..14.1.I....1..1I.-qs.-.g1'.1..1..1...-.q1..1.+ .-n1u1g.-151011.1q.1q.1..1l.1g.1..1n-.ni..1u1gl-...lg PAGE EIGHTY-Tum BENTEL'S Dependable Jewelers Optometrists 158 High Street H -if... ow -ruin:-1.1.1111I..-n1nu1n.1ul1..1..1q.1uniuni 1 1 1 1 1..- B O N D FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 16 So h M ' Middl O. -1.1...1g..-n.1..1..1n.-..i..1nl..1Ip..nu1u'1..1n1..1..1l.1u- dear pedagogue lectures upon the mistakes of yesterday. In his home room Eugene Walck takes his seat up by teacher's desk Qin wastepaper- basket Where Mary Ann Stouder can easily look upon his features.D The first period We find Harold Moore and Wilma DeHart earnestly conversing in honor study hall. Paul Crane arrives about the middle of this period. All students hide as Mr. Gingerich appears on the horizon. Ruth McGraw claims all of Frank Vitori's class time The second period Jeanette Selby a n d Lloyd Thompson argue in French. Bob Heller arrives late to class and gets detention 1 as usualb. Ray Lovely reads the bulletin 1 min- + 1..1..1..1..1I.1gl..-.1.p1q1ln1n-l...u...ln-1n1.Liu:-ll4:l1n:nef.n 47. 1 inln11niun1:n1uI1:1-n1n1mu1u1uu1nn1ln1un1lu-.mul BUTTER-MAID BREAD I .1X QiVj . ' 5355.1 ' 'Q ' 7 ALL. Dan-Dee Doughnuts M I L I L L O BAKING COMPANY -uiq.1gq1..1..i.l-.,1..1,,..-1.1nnin.1..1l.1g.,1..1..1..1g.1 PARLAY BEAUTY SALON Specialty in Permanents Scalp Treatments Soft Water Shampoo Ph 60 1708 C Middl t wn Oh' OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Corona Zephyr Portable 329.75 GIB S O N Phone 558 417 Second National Bank Buildin It Oh H . I 4..-..-.....-..-..-.....-..-.............-..-..-.....-..-..-...-..-.....,-.... - - - ... - ... - .. .. - - .. -.....-....-...........-.'. lixus lCmi1'rY-Font: 'lu1unl:n1un--uu1nu1un1nl-Irina:-nl-:lu fvlllllfifllll fn 1. f .-..1..-. .1 .-.'1.g1...1q.-'gig'-.gg-qiniggigl MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY M ddl Oh -gqlppigg-.gp-.....-.Ii 1..1...-gglqli.. UIIIIIIIIIIIIPIIL f THE PARROT M ddletowm, Ohio fvUHllIflIllf'Il1.N f DEN NY LUMBER CO. First Avenue M ddl Ohio TED RAMSEYER GROCEBIES AND We Deliver Ph 4...-... ------ ---- MEATS Oh! 2887 ll-ll I-qfgg-qg1q1lg1qp1gg1n1g 3.1. a u u il 1. n iv il iv 1. I i l I T: uillill-:ls 1:1-91551 1 i l i T 1 -u1lu1um1u1u:u1 1-1111-.., ute before the bell rings. Doris Meyer and Martha Doebler try to sneak out of Miss Overholtz's class. The third period Charles Rosselot starts an argument with H a r o l d N ock in economics. Burdette Wagner and Clarence Timberman pitch pen- niesin study hall. Miss Collette be- comes vexed at Melvin Miller and Harold Thomas. The fourth period Mr. Eckerle has his troubles with Lauretta Slifer, Bet- ty Trettel, Teddy McCracken, and Esther Kennel gabbing in one corner of the room and Bill Raines, Bud Mc- Clung, Gordon Lindsay, Dan Roosa, and Tom Lubberger carrying on in their usual manner in the back of the room. Charles Rosselot and Harold Nock finish argument Ctill the next dayl. The fifth period Miss Overholtz tells Doris Hays to spit out that gum. Fifth period English class sweeps everyone off his feet. CThey go to lunchb. Ruth Crane and Dick Meyer talk all periods. The sixth period Nick Vitori, champion complainer, growls about the hot dogs and candy bars he had for dinner. Eugene Doughman and Winifred Greene find a lot in com- mon. Comes the seventh period, and Betty Trettel sneaks down the steps to see Gordon Lindsay, first floor hall monitor. Park Rice flirts with the -1n-Iu-nu-1lu1un-In-n1nin1:11u1ul-Ilillill-11111-ll-ll-11:1nl! -..-.................-......-..............-......-..-..-4, 4. 1,nipping-...11.l1pp-1.1-.191...1l'.1..1..1..1.p1n1.p1..1l.-11.-I. MOKRY 81 TESMER MACHINE CO. Engineering and Welding Builders of Special Machinery, Forging Ph 917 1811 Clayt A e. 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BEST WISHES . . . to all Students going out into the Big Old World General Electric Appliances PHILGAS Representative LIN'S APPLIANCES U THE OFFICE OUTFITTERS Equipment.-SuppliesTypewriters 61 South Main Middletown, Ohio 41.1-11:1-11:i1: ::.f:1i1:711f1i::71:-:zf 1:1 '1111:f1: 11111-:lin-,.:1i,,,7:,.,,,.- 1: 1 -: 11ii1iii1111 1 1 ... + PAGE EIGHTY-SIX oisuiuu.-nn1un1nu1ul1un1nn1 1 ... 1 .-nu.-ninniullnz-:miamill1ll- ll -lllninlpnnlninn11:11:111n1IIininp-an-n--lu-1:ini-liplilgiqpigig THE MONROE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Building Consultants Everything for the Home Ph 645 R 2 M ddl DOHN HARDWARE AND PAINT CO. Ferry's Bulk Seeds 1017 Central Ave. Ph 174 M'ddI t Oh' Courtesy of SEARS, ROEBUCK Sr CO. .i,-...,...,,..,,,..,,.....,.,- - - - - - - - - - .. ...,,-,..-,,-...L--.,,-.. C. T. DAGENBACH'S STAR BRAND SHOES Packard Shoes and Oxfords 1759 Central Ave. Middletown, Oh' Compliments of SERVICE TAXI CO. Phone 77 Middletown, Ohio -.....,.1niM1.qini.qilp-ui.qinip.1.p.1pp.-u.1l'.-l..1n-g.1.ln.. girls in study hall. Mark Neu and Stew Mulligan hurl insults at any- body and everybody they meet. Fran- cis Gillman gets kicked out of study hall and Evelyn Williams Cjuniorb goes to the Lemon office to see Bob Heller. In the eighth period Betty Matson tries her hand at typing and spends most of her time running up to the desk after an eraser. Ah! the final bell, and the big stampede to home rooms and then the buses. Boys on the right, girls on the left, seats next to the Window at a premium. Next stop's mine. Please move your feet. So long, see you to- morrow. in....1...-.,1,g1ln1111...in...lm.-I..-..1..1n1ll1..1qpip.-...P PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN 'P 1ll1-ll:vnl11u1vu-nu1un1qn1n-ninfn11u1u:.:n1ss.::u1un11: 7 n-:+ DOCTORS and DENTISTS BLIZZARD, D. M., M. D. CLARK, NORWOOD E., M. D. GARDINER, MILDRED WHITE, M. D. HELFMAN, H., M. D. HILL, ROSS A., M. D. 0'NEIL, F. C., M. D. PIERSON, R. M., M. D. REESE, WALTER A., M. D. SNYDER, MILDRED LAW, M. D. STORER, E. T., M. D. A DOCTOR OF MIDDLETOWN A DOCTOR OF MONROE BARTHOLOMAI, C. T., D. D. S. DOUGLAS, H. H. D. D. S. HARKRADER, E. J., D. D. S. LIGGETT, W. B., D. D. S. MILLS, M. S., D. D. S. n1oo1nn-ll1ul1lo1nilv4ls1un1ll1n1nl l1cu1n1n1un1uu1n-sn-uu1u liniqn 4...-..-.......-..-..-. PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT 4..-..-..-..-...........-..-..-...-..-...- - - ...-......-...-..-..-..- Cozizplifizenls of MIDDLETOWN GAS AND ELECTRIC SERVICE i..1l.-,Illini 14.1ll-q.1,.1l,...,1.l1.'1..1n1.qi,.1..'1 .. IT'S IIISTIIRY N 0W September li School opened. Classes in session full clay. September 16 First football game played at Hillsboro. September 23 Mctluffey game playecl here. Monroe scored the first upset ot the season. September 29 Dismissed 'for the county fair. September 30 Disniissetl for the county fair. Played Lebanon at Lebanon : night game. October 7 Monroe and Stewart mlezul-locked in a football game played at Oxford. October ll Activity Weiner bake. October 14 Trenton game. Monroe scored a, push-over. Activity dance. It was a high light in the social hap- penings at Monroe high school this year. October 21 Monroe played Seven Mile for their second consecu- tive easy game. October 27 A large group of students took on a darker com- plexion to present the Minstrel Show. in-- 1 1 1 1 1pn1nn1gn .1..1...1..1l,-.gi..1qp1u1.piq......'1 -. 1 .-..--..-.lg-...1..1g.-M1 1 1 WATCHES - DIAMONDS - SILVERWARE EENZEL - MCDOUCH Established 1880 Jewelers 20 N. Main MiddIetown,O. 1 1 .- .- 1,algalunion-1,1:minillinling.-n1ln1nn-.uiun-. M I L L E R ' S eoMPLETE RESTAURANT We Specialize in Steaks and Chin's Chow Mein Special Attention Given RESERVATIONS 16 North Broad Phone 561 NEICHBO R' MEN'S SHOP Special Courtesy T0 Graduates 10 A, Discount On Your Graduation Suit Middletown Ohio 1ul1nn1ll1ll1ul- nilnrluiuniluxuui 1 1:l-1u1-:l-n-ll-ll- MIDHILL POULTRY FARM CHICKS FROM BLOOD TESTED FLOCKS For Nine Consecutive Years Every Tuesday - Custom Hatching ELECTRIC, OIL AND COAL BROODERS FEED, FEEDERS WATER FOUNTAINS AND REMEDIES Manchester Rd. Ph'-796 674 R'2 Middletown, Ohio -,..-...-........-......-..-.....-..-...-.......I. ....---...----...-..-ap PAGE EIGHTY-NINE +.1..1..1'q....1ps1..1..1 1l.1.g1n1..1 1 .. 1 1.1-gs1pp1qp1 -.. 1 1 1 -. 1 -. .- 1 1 1.11'p1..1g.1 1gg1qg1..1q..1gg1n1'+ FOR A LIFETIME OF HEALTH 0 L ll E R I C Il I L K APLE PARK D IR Phone I232 4..-...... ....-..-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-..-...--.--.---- ---------s--M-..-...-......-..-..-.- - - - - - - -. - ---------n-------ls COOLERATOR THE AIR CONDITION ED REFRIGERATOR MIDDLETOWN ICE AND COAL CO. Phone 264 605 Curtis St. E. H. FARRELL Groceries Hardware Fresh Meats Ice Cream Soft Drinks +.1,.1 1 -ull.,l.1..1...-u...q.-.g-...1......1 1 1 1 1..1n1..- October 28 School was dismissed for the meeting of southern Ohio teachers association. Ilere is to more and longer teachers' meetings. October 29 A Local students swing out at the home of Tony Schultheiss. You see, Tony threw a party. October 27 Carolyn Laker was hostess at a party given in her home. Dan lloosa showed his ability as a cook. Nobody ate. November 4 On a perfect night for sitting home alld readingg rain, wind, and cold, the Hornets met Franklin at Franklin in a night game. After this game everybody looked forward to basketball so that they could sit in a nice warm gym and enjoy themselves. November 11 The first issue of the new paper, Mercury was put out for the approval of the students. November ll Monroe plalvecl Hamilton Catholic. November 12 The Monroe Merrie Mnmmers under the direction ol' Mr. Eckerle went to Cincinnati to see the play. What a Life. And we are not trying to make a pun. November 11 The sophomore hop was a gay gathering. It took -..1..1.,1..1..1q.-.gg-1114,-q..-4I-.lg1n1n1n-...1'.1..1..1n1n1p+ PAGE NINETY .5..-.....................-.- - ........-.....-..-.....-..-..- - WRAPPING PAPER TWINE PAPER BAGS PAPER TOWELS PAPER BOXES WAX PAPER ENVELOPES MIMEOGRAPH PAPER WRITING PAPER TISSUE PAPER B U C K E Y E PAPER PRODUCTS CO. Middletown Ohio -un-llim1lnnvnn1nn1nu1nn1nn1uliuninp-nn-nu-ln1ul1ul1ll1uls1ul- Conzpliuzeniis of MRS. HELEN A. NOCK Insurance Service Phone 606 R-1 W. Middletown 0h'o --.1u.-lg.-11.1ni1.1.1-.q.-.u.-...-..1gp1.-lgiqpilgiqpilpi 1 .- VISIT OUR NEW RECORD DEPARTMENT VICTOR, BRUNSWICK, BLUE BIRD, DECCA, VOCALION COMBINATION SETS VICTROLAS MIDDLETOWN M U S IC S T O R E 1330 Central Phone 270 .-inn-.uiall.1.,1..1..1..1p.1.qg1.q.1.p-.qp.....---in 1 -.pgl-.--.1q.1.-1.4. WHY A BANK ACCOUNT? BECAUSE . . . When you t t th y I cal bank YOU t g th b Id g f y fy d P f 9 P P d h lthy dt f th p t f b FHA LOANS THE MONROE NAT'L BANK ,niglint.-..p.1p.1pp.-p.1..1..1.gin1-gilli-g1.u1q.1l.1lq1--1 - Grad ati G fts of Watches Jewelry Diamonds Gifts DIEFENBACH JEWELER5 Hamilton Ohio YE OLD TAVERN Candy Sandwiches Tobaccos Ice Cream Soft Drinks .g.............................................-...............................-..-................-.....-......-.......-.......-..-....................-..g. PAGE XINETY-ONIC +lTll ---- ll-ll-1--Il -1----------- --ww-In ----- - -u-u-u----u-u- -un-n----1nn--I-.--nl. For ALL OCCASIONS Serve SCH 'S ICE CREAM Fancy Forms For Your CLUBS, PARTIES WEDDINGS 4...-...........-........-...........-...-..-......-..-..........-......-...-..-..-... EXPERT PHOTO SHOP Factory Agency for AGFA, EASTMAN, ARGUS and ALL PHOTO SUPPLIES W Photo Finishing and Enlarging Picture Framing to Order 1336 Central Midclleto ri, Ohio C O N S T I N E R INSURANCE AGENCY C'HAS. F. GORMAN, Manager 774 R-4 Phones 774 R-5 Monroe Middletown All Kinds of Insurance g!g.1l.1..1..i'.1 1 1 1 1 .- 1 i..i.,i....-nn.-np.-u....1..1..1u Also a Variety of NOVELTY BARS .-..-..- -.--...-...-..-......-..-......-.......-......-..-...........-ug. Dlaee after seliool and the silly sophs had the Whole gym to themselves. Alas, where is mv Palllllll camera? November 15 The traveling progrrani went to Trenton to present the first program of this year. November 17 Iluth Crane was hevvitehing Charles Hausman in the all-sehool play. This Night Beware. November 5 Bill Hummel and Biehard Mull went on a much- enjoved hayride. .lust a couple of farmers at heart. November 23 First basketball game played with T1'9lltOl1. November 2-L Dismiss for Thanksgiving vacation. December 8 The eoinniereial students were shown allow by George Hossfield, world Champion tvpist. Deeember 16 The safety c-lass presented a play entitled 'fSixty Miles an Hour. Whitey Sorrel made his stage debut- he played the corpse. Det-ember 23 The white Christmas service was held under the di- rection of Miss Dullhemin. It was truly an impressive program. QContinued on Page 93j .-u1..1..ini'.11I-..1nl..1lI1..1,.1..1l.i..1..1l.1...1 .- .gig-,ig I A good annuai is +he cuirninaiion of 'rhe successiui efiorfs oi The Facuiiy and Siudeni Body. The iurlrherance oi +his success is aided by Fine Engravings made by Masier Crafismen. We are proud To have aided in The creafing of Jrhis Annuai. .!...-.... -..-..-.......-.....,....-..-......-..-..-.....-....- .-...- ,--ri 3: - ,M s- f'- ' 'A GOLDSMITH SPORTING EQUIPMENT Air Conditioners by York STEWART WARNER REFRIGERATORS WHITING STOKERS PHILCO RADIOS MAYTAG WASHERS STREIFTI-IAU BRO . 1728 Central Phone 179 -..1q..-g.1un1uu.-1...-1:111.1uu...q1u.1n.1nu1q.1n1.l1..1..1 1 - CITY FUELS, INC. Exclusive Dealer BLUE RIBBON POCAHONTAS BLUE RIBBON JELLICO RAYMOND,WHITE ASH CROCKETT KENTUCKY RED ASH High Grade Stoker Coal and Coke 1613 Grand Ave. Phone 129 -I..-..1un1nn1uu.-1.1:-,sri inniuiuui--1 1 1 .1.1..1l.1u- CULLEN SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Equipment for Every Sport lt Pays to Play 23 South Third St. Phone 306 HAMILTON, OHIO 1 1..1..1...-......ui..1..1..1..L..1g.1u1g..-l.1n1n1q.1ll- RRATE'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING AND ACCESSORIES Phone Bethany 2381 Day and Night Wrecker Service Bethany, Ohio Qu:-ll 11111111 ll1u1n1n 111111 :missin PAGE NINI-:TY-THREE ........-..-.... - - -..-.....-......-...-..-.....-..-..,-......-..-..-..-..'. Cfonzplinmnlfs of . . T H E . . . JOHN ROSS STORE MIDDLETOWN, OHIO Phone 52 -1.ininu...n1lliu-1.11ui..1I5.-lliqgiqgilgiggip-1151i-15513. December 23 A group of students went on a Christmas caroling party. December 23 School dismissed for the Christmas holidays. December 7 Every pupil tests were given in English. Remember? lleeemher 11 Jean Line got. an original idea and had a taffy pull. The friends she invited, struck by her. January 3 School opened after holidays. January 6 Mr. Gingerieh sponsored the assembly program. January 6 Milford basketball game here. January 9 Attendance records dropped considerably. Oh yes, the semester exams started today also. January 13 Wayne played basketball at Monroe. They were de- Ieated. January 20 Miss Overholtz presented the assembly program, in- cluding the Pinex Paradise. January 20 Hanover basketball game there. The Hornets suf- fered their only defeat of the season in league competi- tion. January 12 Speech class had banquet to practice making after dinner speeches. .1I.-...I1nninn-.ll.qu1unisu1nu1.111uilg-...1p.1..1q.1lg1qp1..1qn-qui..1l+ PAGE NINETY-FOUR +01lpigp.-111-115.-14.1.11gl.-5.1.111.1-..1g.1..1gg.-..1...-..-.l.1l..- F ITZWATER'S CAFE Sandwiches - Candy - Tobacco Soft Drinks ' Ice Cream Phone 746-R3 Monroe, OMC MEEKER'S GARAGE Pontiac Sales and Service Day Phone 639 R-5 Night Phone 639 R-2 Monroe, Ohio' .'..-...............,..............................-.... - .. - .. .. - .. January 21 Lebanon basketball game there. January 16 Monroe students were straining their gray matter trying to get through a current events test. January 27 Miss Huntington sponsored the assembly. February 2 Actual work started on the remodeling of the audi- torium. Remember the cold draughts in gym class? February 10 Mr. Wood's assembly program. Seven Milq game played at Maple Park. February 17 Junior high tournament. Monroe was eliminated in the early rounds. February 24 Senior high tournament. Monroe drew a bye and di1ln't have to play the first day. February 25 Tournament continues with Monroe winning the eve- ning session to take the Butler county championship. February 10 The seniors of Fairfield high school presented their traveling program at Monroe. The setting was a town meeting in Podunk Junction. March 3 Pearl Jones turned tom-boy in the junior class play, Don't Ever Grow Up. March 3 Try-outs were held for the traveling program. .'...-..............................-.......-.......-...-...-..-...........,.....-,,.. -.,1q.1q. In--.lin 1n1.l1..1..1..1.l1..1g.1.11.I1.ginippillipq-...1....-q.1..1,g!g AT YoUR SERVICE THE NU-JOY GRILL tFormerIy the Midway Grillj SANDWIC'HES CANDY ICE CREAM Phone 7341 X Monroe, Ohio -ul-lullniluilliu11I1eI11s1-In1:11ll1lI-1:11:11-lninliuuiluinetg A. J. RYAN HABERDASHERY - HATS and CUSTOM TAILORING 1725 Central Ave. Phone 112 Middletown Ohig .'...-..-..-..,-..-..-......-..-...-...-...-...-......-..........-..-... U0lll1l'tl'III8?'LfS of MIDDLETOWN LUMBER COMPANY -----------------.-..-......g. c. M. RORINSON Groceries Hardware Grass Seed Salt Royal Fence Phone 619 R-3 M onroe , Qhio ...... - ... - -..-...............-.......-.....-............-..'. PAGE NINETY-FIVE .',.....-...::-zzzezzze- :E :::,.::......:::..........,2:::::: - ..- -...-.........-.....-..-..-..-..................-................-......-.,l. Cha-rmingly Diff0I'6ILf,l MARIE'S BEAUTY SERVICE MARIE DONICI CONTOURE SPECIALIST 2200 Central Avenue Phone 1638 Middletown, Ohio GILLEN-CROW PHARMACIES -W1 11.1.-inigp-5.1.1, I..-4.1.17 gi :i 1 .- 1 1..1..1..- March 10 Mr. Worthman's assembly. March 17 Public speaking assembly. March 21 Another Northwest assembly, this time the Tom Thumb Circus. March 8 Monroe won the district championship in Cincinnati. March 25 Music festival at the Hamilton high school audi- torium. March 31 Public speaking contest at New Miami. March 13 Members of the Forensics club spent the evening in Middletown seeing the reproduction of Rudyard Kip- lingis Gunga Din. March 18 Monroe was eliminated from the state tournament when they were defeated by Xorth Canton. The Hornets had won two games and had advanced to the semi-finals. April 1 Senior scholarship tests. April 15 County scholarship tests. April 19 First track meet of the season. Tt was a three-sided meet between Middletown, Monroe, and Franklin. They finished in that order. April 19 By popular request the Mississippi Jubilee Singers sang on the weekly assembly program. April 21 Babeck Spelling contest. J , jj.: ' 'W' 'W I-' X ' ' ' kill Mum 9 0 9 if I7 Q ri X iewols H A, i . 37, 552.50 i .94 . ...W - '.i N f ll ' - ..--uni SWE 1 , wi f i A - - . - G 1 ,iv as vi ,-3 1-TH: ,. '- 1' . 4-.-ef K O fe' -A .gg 0 . I 951315 Ilamllton . . 1 .:f:.5ts'5Qe, S52-50 U x if W J .. xx , it Munn -ff-fr ff , . l7iewoIs f. o ' i X 547.50 -M V , 1328 Central Ave. Phone 1112 Middletown Ohio li 9 SMITTIE S SANDWICH SHOP 1 The Home of GOOD WHOLESOME QUALITY FOOD SOUPS - SANDWIGHES - DINNERS H OUR COFFEE BEST IN TOWN a 5:30 a. m. - 2 a. m. T 1751 Central Ave. Phone 3416 T UIllIllllTlllIllllllllIllIlilllllTll1llTllilllllilllllTflllli l W EN ZEL'S GRUCERY Middletown, Ohio Phone 1422 303 South Sutphin St. I April 28 Q Eighth grade tests. U lvlay 1 I Crowning of May Queen. I May 5 H Senior lav, 'fH'er Movin Picture Hero roved , P' . 8 P I that the Seniors can act. I .',..-............-..-..-......-............-..- -..-.,,.............-..- -........... -..-...,...-..-........-..-.......-................-..-.. May 6 District Scholarship tests at Oxford. May 21 Baccalaureate services. May 24 Commencement exercises. 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