Lima High School - Briefly Told Yearbook (Howe, IN)

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-Q-boo-0094444-0-0-0 0-0 Q-Q-04-0-0-GQ-0+o4-0 SOPHOMORES-Top left to right: Mary Todd, Thelma Cat- tell. Ethel Swihart. Helen Brady. Mildred Parker, Caro- line Seating, Mae Miller, Mary Ann Wade. Marjorie My- ers. Elizabeth Seaman. Marjorie Yunker. Isabell Curtis. Lower. left to right: James Horning, John Urick. Charles Cookingham Roscoe 1Hiram5 Schemahorn, Robert Mir- gnin. Ainsworth Wade absent because of sickness. FRESHMEN-Top. left to right: Harold Hershey, Marian Pitkin. Lelburn Swalley, Harriet Horning, Victor Myers, Mildred Taylor Weldon Dauber. Emily May. Theodore QTed7 Urick. Bottom. left to right: Richard Scott. Rob- ert Yunker. Keith Giggy, Melvin Bricker. Maynor Fair absent because of sickness. 1 Qoobooovooeooooorooovooeo voooooa eofroooo Q-004004-.ro-e+o+oo+ - PAGE il

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When a F eller Needs a F fiend .4 f 4 1 TN XX N N . X ' di X x . 55' C: IF! DRAMATICS 4-9-04-O-0-6+-y The theme of the play was of a young man 04-0 The Qenior Class of '28 chose J. C. Mc- Mullen's When a Feller Needs a Friend as their annual means of entertaining the pub- lic. The theme of the play was that of two young men who had been in oversea service during the World War and were now in New York stealing the dog's milk and the parrot's cracker to keep from going hungry. Then an unexpected visit from a rich uncle and aunt, and the complications that follow. The old adage, Always tell the truth, is well ex- pressed in this play. Never Touched M e The Class of '28 presented Never Touched Me in '27. It was well attended and was accounted a complete success. who was swindled out of his money by a crook. The situations which arise when he tries to meet his indebtedness furnish the plot of the play. The adage, Honesty is the best policy, is well expressed. A Fortunate Calamity y ,..i The Class of '29 chose A Fortunate! Ca- lamity for their play, which was a great sues cess. The theme of this play was of a young lady whose mother and sister were very am- bitious for her and for themselves. Com- plications arise when the girl decides to do as she thinks right, rather than as her sister wishes. The adage, Not all is gold that glit- ters, is well expressed. hhceahkhhkhhhba l . i -1 JUNIORS-Top, left to right: Wendell Stanner, Paul Atwater, 'James Scott, Nathaniel Somes. Bottom, left to right: Marguerite Antonides, Pansy Cain, Helen Brown, Gladys Bricker, Marcedis Bare Ialeen Taylor, Lucile Knowles. PAGE s B

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-0444-9-G++-0-0-0-Q-Q-Q-Q-0+-0-Q-Q-+ li BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM-Top, left to right: Mr. Thomson, coach: Somes. B. G.: Strauser, F,: Large, F, G. Bottom, left to right: Wilbur Stanner, Melvin Bricker, Marlo Schemahorn, James Horning. Roscoe Schemahorn. F. Ainsworth Wade, C., absent. J- - GRADE B. B. TEAM--Top, left to right: Glen Stanner, Ed- win Zuck, Frank Wade, Mr. Goodwin, Vernon QBeanyj Myers, Lloyd Ames. Bottom. left to right: Dwayne Tay- lor, James Todd, Rusty Penn, Dale Schemahorn. PAGE 10 4-0-0