Little Miami High School - Crystal Yearbook (Morrow, OH)
- Class of 1929
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Le IS ..Business Manager 'if .JJY MORROW PUBLIC ScHooLs CREWCRD As the Spirit of St. Louis with its message of Good-Will wafted its way across the briny deep, may the Morrownian Memoirs carry to the hearts of the Alumni and all other friends, fond recollections and an abiding faith in the future of our school. X ,AHB 1-2153 1929 i FIREZS X S , . X Z Q Z Morrownian Mem irs 22 Q ink if gc. .,?Va A All '- 'Y 'tif A so 3 .-frgg-5. S vm...-n 225: Nlorrownian Memoirs ini X S 1 ' . MR. A. IAUL PORTER ' DEDICATION In appreciation of his splendid fellowship and intelligent guidance we the class of 1929 dedicate this Annual to our es q, teemed sponsor . 1 A. Paul Porter P. R , I Q 1 Il U' ll U' .' 5: I 52 E: I 5: I in 1929 in 5 in S fl 5 fl X do 3 ,, K :-: 3 i E i 1 i lg F 3 . Ng 1 ,V ff , q ,. . ' , Y' ' , ,I 'J L Bir-o'.s1jiiIN1ex1ji1rs nb uihiua ? Li .,l BOARD of EDUCATION M FdMD MCHRdClek MEM Qf -'-J '-153 r' Us ll u 1 f 2: : i i on N I i 22 Mr. . Lewis, President i 2-2 XY' Mr. re c ouald r. . . ee , 1 I Mr. H. N. Smith Mr. William Vance, Vice President 32 ' 1 Us u i A f W W up i 1 no .X 1 zz l X i W ' ' Min , X faifmzfimimf 1929 il .-: Nm:-: fx ,xr nj U1 Dal --?.::'I4f' ' N:-:wh ax S-' Editor-in-Cliic . Assoriatc Editor Busiricss Manager .. Advertising Manager Circulation Manclger Literary Editor Art Editor . . joke Editor .. Calendar Editor . Alumni Editor .... Class Representatives: Senior . . . junior .. Sophomore Freshman ANNUAL STAFF ...Gladys M. Tudor . ......... Lena Belle Holmes Rhoda M. Lewis .........Gerald Mengle Hubert Achtermzmn ......,..............Allcne Roper ...,......Eugene Kelsey Glzmcy .......,.Alherta Parker .....Zeliz1 Corwin ......Hallic Whitacre Norma Ann Buchanan ................Laura Whitcker Ruth Anna Cleland 1929 2:52252-2S2'2X nn Nlemoirs E: :im gn ' l U.: ' f ' ,l ' Ac ' . ' ' S .. Morrowman Memoirs i s h 3 ' , l THE p FACULTY 5 We start right at the top with a perfect trump. ' Let me introduce the honorable Mr. Frump. 1 l Miss Tribbey looks out for the pupils' side .C K Forever in our hearts she'll abideg ' 3 W V Mr. and Mrs. Porter are a loveable pair, X He is so handsome and she so fairg H gg The Seniors 'rind him ever so handy 3 X And in the Cook Shack they say she is a dandy. I Z! Then Miss Deeter teaches English to the letter gg X l In interpreting classics try to get a better. 3 l A teacher in Physics and Geometry best, ' X Mr. Newberg-Couldn't you guess! 2: , Then there's Mr. Watkins so musical and gay, :' N i We hope he'l1 stay forever and a day. :-: Above are the efhcient and worthy instructors of Morrow Hi. . X To them we express gratitude that will never die, S. p To us they have given hope and cheer ,' X And we thank them for a profitable year. up K -Hallie Whitacre, Senior zz U.. . K as QEQBOEGM :-: 'P 1 X q ' io If ' 2-2 Z 2-2 I I-I 2-2 I 22 I If 1929 3 HS 3 Zi S I-2 S j If - ' -sf - Q, A X -'df lworrownian Nlemoirs 3 . K fl il X ' 1 xii! 19.29 :-: :- z-:xx-ax:-2 :- 2 Morrownian Memoirs lliiiiuxgug E I-2 or If :-: l . Q 22 N J. W. FRUMP, Superintendent 3 B. S. in E. Wilmington College 2: X University of Utah N Miami University ,, jg ll University of Wisconsin Student Graduate School, University of Cincinnati i U. . do ll 22 Y I n g gg ' 1 92 9 2-I X 2-2 X 22 X 2-I X 2-2 2- JZNZ4 ,y,' Z ' Morrownian Memoirs ' idiuqin an 65 Miss JENNIE TRIBBEY, Principal 3 B. S. and B. A. National Normal University X A. M. Lebanon University 3 Wilmington College I. Valparaiso University ,P Extension Work, University of California 3 ll -:fz-: ' :' :-: fn 1929 4 :-zx z-xx:-: :-:xx-: ,. ld L 1 A 2, ' ,-2 ' .3 H .- LQ 3 .. 5 22 X l I zgyzizngillif Morrownian Memoirs :di s 1 'X J K Ol 2-I Q '3 U: l U X MRS. VEDA V. PORTER MR. A. PAUL PORTER . N A. B. Wilmington College Graduate of Ohio University H ' Wilmington College X University of Cincinnati I-2 0 y PROF. ALFRED WATKINS 2: M. M. Royal Academy, Munich 3: 5 22 MR. J. W. NEWBERG Miss IVA L. DEETER B. S. Indiana Central A. B. Manchester, Indiana N 3 n Q 2: 3 I2 3 '3 'I I 2-2 52 I 52 I 5: I 5: 1929 5: S 2-ZS 3 S 2- X!-2 2' 'Z'-' Nlorrownian Memoirs Wi!! .X 1 929 X 3- EUNICE EVELYN AYERS Splints Hobby-Playing cards. Ambition-To get a good night's sleep. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. RORERT H. BURTON Bobby Hobby-Playing the cast of the 10 O'clOck scholar. Ambition-To become Captain Of Na' tional Guards. Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. REBA JESTIN COE zsRebs1 Hobby-Progressing slow but sure. AmbitiOniBe a grOcerman's wife. Glee Club 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4. JOHN VINCENT HILL 'lfovmieu Hobby-Rising early. Ambition-Be a modern farmer. Vice President 1, 4. RUBY CAROLYN GLANCY :cRube:: Hobby-Working crossword puzzles. Ambition-Wants to change her name. Class Treasurer 3, Annual Staff 4. V., l VN, - .. K V --V-.- ...L anew- i ' lX'loI'I'ms 112112 hlriiievirs ll ZELIA LAURA CORWIN l LKZY7 . R Hobby-Studying Physics. X Ambition-Learn to raise chickens. R Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. J l EMI EVELYN LEHR I l' .I I, Eve ri , , , ' if Hohhy-Playing the v1ol1n. X E Ambition-Live a long time. , I Orchestra 1, 3, 4, Glee Cluh 1, 3, i N Class Secretary 3. I l , FREDERICK GODFREY HOFER X! Freddy C Hohhy-Growing tall. . K , Ambition-Win a wife. i N It I. I f QX i . RHODA MARGERY LEWIS Q Scv'ubhy i' nl . WH li l Hobby-Dancing. X' -4 Ambition-Turn into a fullffledged 1 . I flap er. It I P 7: Annual Staff 4, Class Secretary 4, lil' Q11 Glee Club 1, 3, 4g Orchestra lg Basket' :ji f ball 4 I Mi ' .I lg Fl W I M, . 'I SADIE MILDRED LILLY f 5 Shorty i F l' ., Hcihhy-Making friends. Alb! Ambition-To go through, smiling. i ii l lf i L 4 -.if JV f ,, M ,,,, Wg I Maui Q, I -3 TU-C 7 1919 .,,.. .1jiQfiT5fESF5f7 -Bflliffilygf W -M EUGENE EVERETT KELSEY .1 Ikea HobbyAPu1nping gasoline. Ambition-Go west and be a cowboy. Class President 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. w ALLENE Lois ROPER .,RagS,, Hobby-Writing poetry. Ambition-To become a renowned pi' anist. Annual Staff 4, Orchestra 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Literary So' ciety 4. OLIVE MAXINE SLADE Slade Hobby-Keeping up with the fashion. Ambition-To be a nurse and make the sick well. Crchestra 1, 3, Glee Club 1, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 3, 4. GERALD GUY MENGLE Meng Hobby-Chewing gum. Ambition-To become a lirstfrate milk' man. Class Treasurer 1, 43 Vice President 3, Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4. GLADYS MARCELLA TUDOR Canary Hobby-4Going Places. Ambition-Hunting someway to get there. President of Literary Society 4, An' nual Staff 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4. .ar 1 . , .. r 6 1 J, A ,Z , K ,'. ffl, ,.i... m,.,rf.,, ,,,,,,,, EDNA HELEN WHITACRE Whit Hobby-Arguing. Ambition-To own a Ford coupe. Annual Staff 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. jox-iN ALFRED STULL wack., Hobby-Studying. Ambition-To be a. judge of Supreme Court. HALLIE ROBERTA WHITACRE ..Ha1,, Hobby-Driving a Ford. Ambition-To dispel her freckles. Class President 3, 45 Annual Staff 4g Glee Club 1, 3. V . fin- --,ag SENIOR CLASS HISTORY enrollment of thirty ive A few weeks after school had commenced we held a class meeting and elected our oflicers After much debating we selected our colors flower and motto Miss Miars was chosen as the sponsor to guide us through the year Many parties and picnics were enjoyed during the year That we were very active was shown by our representation on both boys and girls basketball teams also by our help in making the operetta Cherry Blossoms a success At the close of school we bade our classmates goodbye and were all looking forward to our reunion to the place the following autumn Upon arriving at school on the 'drst day of our Sophomore year we were grieved to learn that many of our members had deserted u at the Hrst part We now numbered twenty six New oilicers were elected and our old sponsor rechosen for our second year This year our class was pleased to welcome two new members to our happy throng These were Allene Roper of Zanesville and Frederick Hofer of Blanchester This year the girls captain as well as several players for both basketball teams were chosen from our group On the opening day of our Junior year we learned that five more members of our class had fallen by the wayside leaving twenty one on the class roll Miss Hoppe was selected as sponsor for the third year This was by far the busiest year of our High School life. Besides our basketball and other activities such as the operetta In Old Louisana for which we furnished many of the characters which made it an out standing feature of the year we were engaged in the business of obtaining money with which to entertain the senior class at a banquet. Everyone assured us that our crowning fete of the year the Junior Senior banquet was a great success. At the end of this year s work we welcomed the vacation which would rest us for our fourth and inal year. The last year started with but eighteen members sixteen being of the original class. This year our sponsor was Mr. Porter. Again we were called upon for players on the basketball teams and for characters for the third operetta, Sunbonnet Sue. We decided to issue an annual, Morrownian Memoirs. The staff was chosen and everyone became busily engaged. Many Senior parties and also the JuniorfSenior banquet. were greatly enjoyed. At last Graduation Day dawned-a day of mingled joy and sadness as we were all sorry to see the old class separated, each to follow his own path in life. ' 7 1222 Morrownian Memoirs I! R' ' 14 S - no N September, 1925, we the class of '29 began our High School course with an 1 1:-z :-: 1 :-: 1. 1929 ' :-:X :-:X :-: X :-:xr x 9 V -F14 S ' IQ? -ny vs - - 5.1.5 '.- ilu 5' M J CLASS PROPHECY N arriving in New York on the Island Queen from a two years tour around the world and a long and extended visit to the jungles of Africa I decided to spend the night at the Biltmore On entering the famous hotel I was very much surprised to Gnd our old class artist Eugene Kelsey manager having obtained his start as bell hop in the old picturesque Charles Hotel of Morrow Dehghted with the prospect of being together again we planned to have dinner surp ised when a small rather heavy set man came up and called us by our names At last it dawned upon me that we were facing our old Swede Fred Hofer He introduced his head waitress Ruby Glancy who told us of her forthcoming marriage and that her future home would be in Roachester For the remamder of the evening s enyoyment we decided upon the Metropolitan Opera House Here too we received a shock when we found Allene Roper and Gladys Tudor starring in their first world famous program I felt a thrill of delight when my thoughts reverted to the operettas of my High School days with Gladys as the leading lady and Allene at the piano Unfortunately upon returning to our hotel we broke the speed limit and I was forced to report to the traiiic court the next morning After arriving I gazed at the Judge in amazement because I remembered the ring upon his finger He was our old lawyer John Stull But he let me off easy so I planned to go sight seeing Upon visiting the slums I found Evelyn Lehr making little people happy by playing her violin As I entered Broadway upon my return home I found a large crowd celebrating the tenth anniversary of Lindy s flight As an army d1v1s1on passed by I recognized the general as Robert Burton who was looking forward to an on coming war I had already spent my limited time in New York therefore I took an airplane to Buffalo. Immediately I recognized the pilot as Gerald Mengle who always boasted that he would be the class bachelor but he had broken the record a year after graduation. I then took a boat to Detroit and to my amazement I recognized the tall stately figure of our side center Eunice Ayers as Captain and Sadie Lilley as her assistant. To pass the time I visited the Ford plant where I found John Hill who had just completed an invention modeled from the parts of his old Ford. I was not a little surprised when I was told that Hallie Whitacre was making a tour of the United States lecturing on The Ways and Means of a Happy Home. After this I took a fast train to Cincinnati. The train was wrecked and I became unconscious but upon awakening I looked into the smiling eyes of Olive Slade who was now a nurse at Christ Hospital. In a few hours I was on my way home. Three miles out of Morrow I saw a small house with green shutters. To make the picture clearer flocks of poultry were here and there. Upon entering the house I found Zelia Corwin and her husband. I arrived in Morrow at night but my Erst thoughts were of my Alma Mater so I set forth upon my destination. As I approached I saw a light in the gym where six green and gold clad figures, under the eiiicient guidance of their coach, Edna Whitacre, were fighting their way to victory over an old opponent. The next morning I dressed in haste and set forth to End the last of my school' mates, Reba Coe. After much inquiry and searching I found her living in a beautiful home well upon the road to a peaceful, matrimonial life. At last I had seen them all-the schoolmates of my High School days-the best days of my life-the ones that I had loved best. But now I must go. -Rhoda M. Lewis ., ' :gy -- 4-1 Morrownian Memoirs ,, nga H S, C and later the theater. We selected a small but very quaint, foreign-looking place. I was X IW!!-SI!-2122122 1929 !':Y!'ZK2-.S2'IX'! V -Q7-A 'PZ'-2 Morrownian Memoirs ni 1 X ,A I THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1929 Here folks Ive got a httle poem Composed of this and that So dont get sore if you re not in it For there s nothing to get sore Eunice you ve been a Jolly kid And a star 1n basketball Well miss the running center When the games begin next fall Now John Stull is a quiet type So very sober and sad Hes just mothers little pet Girls just look him over Ruby Glancy the experienced clerk Runs a restaurant down the street Of all the customers in the town Sonny just can t be beat Here s Gerald the milk man of Morrow Who drives a Chevrolet hack But if he keeps staymg out past n1ne Mr Frump will say Park around back Edna the star guard 1n basketball Was always early to bed Until she met a certain fellow The one that s known as Red. Olive is a very good housekeeper Who lives just down the way We hope shell be just as good a cook When we go to see her some day. Iky must be loaded with air For that s the only thing that s free Cause when he fills your tank with gas Eugene says every time, Pay me. Now, Rhoda is a jolly sport Who lives on Hazen Avenue We all are very proud of her For in basketball she pulled us through. Now John don t get mad at me If you don t get Evelyn Lehr For an up to date farmer as pretty as you Should win her without any fear Well Evelyn seems to be a business woman Cause she studies all the time We hope shell make a good bookkeeper As that seems to be her line Hallie thinks she can be the boss And conquer the Physics Class But Albert is the only Kunker she ll get If she doesn t give him sass Now out in another part of town I know a boy named Fred Who sat on a porch step till three 0 clock So he could be late to bed Now around on Back street Is our true classmate Allene Several of her friends came from Detroit To pay homage to their Queen Now let us not forget The friend that s known as Gladys She is a very brilliant girl For she s among the honor roll classes. The ten o clock scholar is here today As happy as a meadow lark I wonder if Bob sold a cake today For money so he could spark. Reba is taking a business course From a well experienced clerk She's going to run a grocery store For that is interesting work. Now, Zee, I've gone with several girls They all seemed very true I've never gone with one I loved But I just can't get mad at you. p And as a poet of the class . -I I think I've done quite well nf I've told of what has gone before And the future you can tell. --Sadie M. Lilley up U! 9,0 sq up Z v,1 I u I PJ 1 929 ' '-' 3 '-' Q '.' Q 'J g 0.0 0.1 X ll ll ll bl Ol ll ll ll ll If l I I Q 1-1 nl D I - . . P ' in -- fa:-:yan ' . .-. X ' ' Il 'F ' in ll ' 1 X .Q . 1 5 1 s s - -n , . , . . ' r , . . . Elf. . . , . . . , . . ., . . ' 1 1 , . , . . 1 . . . . , , . , . . a .lj- sa. sa - v -1 - -1 1 - ' , s - ss 17 ' ' . , . 9 a 7 1 u as I 1 9 5 as as Q v s s f V -1 I I ' ' . , ny 4.24 Morrownian Memoirs :fin igsx H -vs -rv I or --Y I Y CLASS WILL If B, the members of the class of '29 having reached the end of our scholastic N X p career and being of sound mind, memory, and understanding do make and U p publish this our Last Will and Testament. We devise and bequeath- U i lst. To the Freshmen, our utmost sympathy. X 2nd, To the Sophomores, the hope that some day they will excel us. 2-I Srcl. To the Juniors, the reputation, good behavior and splendid example of a X Model Class. N 4th. To the Faculty, our most sincere appreciation and thanks for the untiring 1 ,., ' ' efforts shown in our behalf. ' N X 5 th. To our neverftofbefforgotten school, our everlasting love and earnest desire f 3 for its continued growth toward honor and glory. . II 6th. Evelyn Lehr wills her power of study to Norma Ann Buchanan. ' i f X '7th. Eugene Kelsey bequeaths to Louis Lehr his athletic ability. N 5: 8th. Sadie Lilley leaves her shy and quiet ways to Agnes Elliott. . 'I' X 9lth. Gerald Mengle wills his winning ways with girls to Hubert Achterman. 1 ,-, 10th. Edna Whitacre leaves her preference for red heads to Florence Corwin. 3 M 11th. Olive Slade wills her dignity to Agnes Gilmour. X 12th. John Stull bequeaths to Paul Thompson his place on the honor roll. I-Z E ' 13th Allene Roper bequeaths her art of getting a man to Evelyn Lewis. 3 X P 14th. Gladys Tudor leaves her short and plump Hgure to Erma Wilkerson. n l 15 th. Hallie Whitacre wills her gift as a public speaker to Gorden Whitacre. , ' 16th. Eunice Ayers wills her position on the basketball floor to Eleanor Whitacre. X 17th. Robert Burton gives to Clifford Doughman the hope he will be the ten 3 o'clock scholar in 1930. X 18th. Zelia Corwin her talented vocal powers to Gertrude Whitacre. 19th. Reba Coe bequeaths to Mildred Johnson her slow motion and musical laugh. , 24 20th. Ruby Glancy leaves to Margerie Whitacre her wit, humorous nature and 'll N endless jokes. f ,', 21st. john Hill bequeaths to Earl McDonald his 1492 model Ford for future use. 3 U 22nd. Frederick Hofer leaves to Houston Bootes his light hair and blue eyes. N 23rd. Rhoda Lewis leaves to Lena Belle Holmes her slim silhouette. 3 In testimony whereof we appoint Mr. J. W. Newberg as executor of this our Last ' X Will and Testament. N Signed: The Senior Class. 3 H Witnesses: 1 I X Miss Tribbey I-I Mr. Frump 3 5 2-I -: 1 :-: f :-: 1 :-: f :-: f :-: 1929 !'3X5'1X I-2 X 21 X !-2 g . I 4 Tk Z-.2 Morrownian Memoirs Ni D - OC BELIEVE IT OR NOT Slowly toward Knowledge Block one by one Yawning the languid Seniors come. just why they re all so late To tell you Ill not hesitate- Mengle stopped to brush his pants Rhoda was out last night at a dance. Burton stopped to polish his shoes And Reba had an attack of the blues. Gladys mended runs in stockings of silk- . 3,1 I, ' ' , 9.1 Q1 .1 .. ' ,' 53 . . X an wi i Q Vik J ll I l 22 22 i ' no Q i a 3 l 22 2-2 . I - Q Stull had his father's cows to milk. 1 X Hill cranked for all he was worth 5: ,On that dear little Ford of '96 birth. 3 X Oh! Allene, forgetful of time, in oblivion, ,, Was at home making music, harmony and rhythm! , N I Ruby finally arrived on the scene mad N h 'Cause she had to wait on a fussy old man Q-2 l Who ordered everything but the things she had. ' X Oh dear! and Corwin's Buick started to balk, U So poor little Zee half the way had to walk. N ' , The alarm clock in the apartment of Slade X Forgot its waming to impart, so she said. 3 Freddie Hofer, just to be silly, Encamped by the way to escort Sadie Lilley. N i Like Slades', Kelsey's clock was out of commission, 2-2 And Ayers had work to do in the kitchen. .3 S In E 1 3 2 , 22 22 .. 1 lj ll f And Hallie had studied with might and main To do her part on the program again. Evelyn very tardy was received with a frown But of course as she said she had business down town. . And Edna-Oh! the dear little girl On basketball only her mind did dwell. And now dear readers, I hope this divulgence Will not bring to me your repugnance. -Laura Wesley WhitCk87'. 2-2 I 2-2 I 2-2 2-2 I 2-2 I 52 1929 3 2-ZX 3 X 5: X 2-2 5 4.....--v ' if Morrownian Memoirs X I 2-: 1:-: 1:-: :-: f z: 2: 1929 I-I ---- it ,.,,,,m.,w , UUIOI S 2 X 1 fx V ' I ku in JUNIOR HISTORY and t1m1d boys and girls entered the grand old 1nst1 tution of Morrow High School This group has since developed into some of the most promising Juniors ever known in the history of our school We selected scarlet and gray for our class colors and as a motto Hitch your wagon to a star With this goal in view we entered into many varied activi ties To our basketball teams and musical organization we gave our greatest support Our second year came only too quickly We dropped our Freshman traits and took up our work from a more serious point of view The social affairs were somewhat numerous during this year We are now Juniors but hope soon to be Seniors At pres ent we are well represented on the Honor Roll and in the ninety club as well as in every branch of High School activities We are striving to obtain the maximum amount of money for the annual junior Senior banquet which we hope will surpass those of preceding years. 3336692395 I I ' 22 IZ-I 52 1929 3 2-IS I-2 X' X'! QISZEI Morrownian Memoirs NE bright September morning in 1926 thirtyffive shy . A Q fox V V - Q fi lworrownizm lV.lcmoirs 225331. p x L ii XY A JuN1oR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lent Btllt Holmes A Anne Bu hmm . Huhert Achterman Champ Brown ..............,P1esident 51153013 CLASS ROLL Clifford Doughman Agnes Elliott Mildred Hofer Mildred Johnson Agnes Gilmore Paul Thompson Vice President Secretary .........Tveasurer ,.......Repo1te1 Gordon Johnson Alberta Keether Louis Lehr George Perry Roger Starkey Ralph Stayton Eunice Shultz 7 1929 H25 ,I H 4 22 Morrowman Memoirs 3 , ZA X MUSICAL MIRROR 'l' i Reba Coe ...,..... ......,........,.............,.,............. ' 'Lohengrin's Wedding March :' X Zelia Corwin ...... ............................................................. ' 'Crazy Rhythm N y Allene Roper .....,... ......... ' 'Oh, where, oh, where has my little dog gone? 4 l Lena Belle Holmes ..... ......................... ' LBrown Eyes Why Are You Blue? u X Lorena Whitacre ....... . ..,.,...............,........... There's Music in the Ayers Clifford Doughman ..,... ...........,........................i............ ' 'Dear Evalina If Eldon Carroll ................ .............................. ' 'I Faw Down and go Boom , X Robert Burton .................. .,...... ' 'How I hate to get up in the morning Laura Whiteker ......., , ,....... ........................................ , Charlie, My Boy 2-1 john Hill Ei Evelyn Lehr ...,.. ,.................,.......... ' 'Love's Old Sweet Song 3 George Perry .....,.............. ,,............. ' 'I Won't be Home 'Till Morning X Gerald Mengle ............., .....,.. ' 'I cant give you anything but love, Baby I g.: John Hill ................ ........... ' 'Ford has made a Lady out of Lizzie 3 Ruby Glancy ...,............. ....................................,.... ' 'Sonny Boy X Mildred Johnson ...,....,..... ....... ' 'Sleep, baby, sleep 1 up Rhoda Lewis ............,........... ..................,. ' 'Doin' the Raccoon ,, Norma Ann Buchanan ..... .........,................................ ' 'Changes X Gladys Tudor ..................,. .....4........,.................... ' 'Come on Baby ,, Olive Slade ...,................ ....... ' 'On the Gin, Gin, Ginny Shore , 1 X y CAN YOU IMAGINE? ' 2-2 Ze Corwin singing a song? '- Bob Burton at school on time? , Mr. Frump chewing gum? 5: Alberta Parker with D in Geometry? u r Gladys Tudor and Irvin six feet tall? . X i Any Freshman stepping on a Senior's toe? ,, Reba Coe in a hurry? ,, Edna Whitacre not liking basketball? Nellie Taulbee not primping? N George Perry missing a foul? n ' Gertrude Whitacre not popular with the boys? Ol X Evelyn and Clifford not together? Hallie Whitacre taking easy subjects? 5: Rhoda Lewis with straight hair? In X Houston Bootes not blushing? Laura Whiteker without pep? I-I Elizabeth Miranda on a diet? 2: John Stull giggling? X Gerald Mengle working? 2-2 -2 If ll! I I-2 I 2-2 I E2 1929 2-I S KS 52 X 2' X 2-2 ' .I - V fy ' -1 3 V., I .14 s-1 J' T-Q wfrq XI M, 3-gn .si fy A WL,.,,. J 4 Q!-,,,. 5- ,.,. K- - W 11 I 'J b ., ,, ..,,,,,,,,.i..a A 'ff'ff A y-r A, . . MT, Hg.. MA gg ,, i P-V, 4, tg. ,. x wg Q , P, x ...A 1, .4 -J W M,,,,,, ,neva inyv lvl-f-4 A 1 ! in A ,V 3 1 -L42 , , . K 1. fx Q! K ,il K: f. , im.. , Gi I ,. Qi ini . li M uvlv 4 H I w 1 s i L.. 1 l 5-f 1 3 1 I , :wp N .JL ' 3 1 L 5 r .., , V, wg 5 H V 1 a ,Ev E m' lv 1 R I iz, Af I EL.. J A L, , x 1 -WL in ii x I kuzqy RZ!! Morrownian Memoirs 52 ' an - ' 1 ,Fc JA up I SOPHOMORES Who P Noted for Present Ambition Margaret Mount ....... ....... W riting Plays .....,................ Teacher Ruth Emma Slack .............. . Loretta Whitacre ...... ....... Norman Poe .......... Mildred Smith ...... Irma Wilkmson ........ ...... Elizabeth Miranda .,.............4 Opal Rose ................. ,..,... Bruce Thompson ...... ...,... Charles Malott ...... Milton Marlott ...... Lorena VVhitacre ...... ,...... Gordon Whitacre .,... ....... Marjorie Whitacre .............. Irvin Ayers ................ ....... Thomas Glancey Quincey Baker ...... Ralph Achterman ...... ....,.. Doris Sams ..,....... Dorothy Sams ...... Juanita Hollon ........ Thad Hollon ,......... Harold Schnell ...... Houston Boots ........ Jeanette Neely ..........,......., Alice May Mount ................ Dale Foley ................. ....... Laura Romohr ...... Albert Harper ...... Max Stayton ............. ....... Glenna Harper .................... Laura W. Whiteke I' Long Hair ............. News and Family History .... His Poems ............................ Her Drawings .................... Thinness .......... Giggling ............... ........ Keeping Quiet ..... Basketball .,..,....... Private Secretary Nurse Poet Artist Artist Musician Nurse Airplane Mechanic Acting Silly ............. ......... B anker Getting Nervous Actor Day Dreaming ........ ......... K indergarten Teacher Red Hair ....,.. ...... ......... E l ectrician Being Quiet .............. ......... M odiste His Ready Smile ................ Married Man Chewing Gum .....,.. ......... Argum g ......... ,..... ......... Grinnin g ........... Blushing .......... Being Shy .... ....... ......... Being Absent ........ His Studiousness .................. Real Gentleman ...... ......... His Black Hair ....... ......... .Alice Mae's Pal ,. Waitress .....,........ Boxing ................. , Crying Over Boys Being Tardy ....,....... ......... Getting Geometry Studylng .....,............ ........ Cheer Leader ........................ President of United States Electrician Aviator Stenographer Nurse Kindergarten Teacher Criminal Lawyer Farmer Airplane Mechanic Unsettled ' Proprietor of a Tea Room Prize Fighter Nurse A Unsettled Professor of Mathemaatics Teacher Interior Decorator Motto: Onward Through Iron Gates Flower: American Beauty Rose Colors: Rose and White 2-2 Z!-I I!-2122 IE! 1929 PIX EIS ESSEX' S F , IZ!! Morrownian Memoirs I-Ziiiigzggi A55 S SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sponsor Mrs Porter Preszdent Margaret Mount Secretary Treasurer Loretta Whrtacre Reporter DOIIS Suns Mrlton Mwrlatt Jklililta. Hollon Irma W1lk1HSOn Allec Mae Mount Rllph Achterman Albert Harper Glenna Harper Irwm Ayers Lorena Whrtacre C ordon Whrtacre Dlle Foley Houston Bootes Ulf! uf: N Laura Whrtaere wilbiiiw CLASS Ro1.L Dorothy Sams Charles M1rlaLt Thad Hollon Mrldred Smrth Jeanette Neely Mlx Stayton Opal Rose Qumcey Baker Lxura Romohr Bruce Thompson Marjorre Whrtacre Norman Poe Harold Schnell vague A 5 .. 5 1 B ., X 22 P,ggrggQrgyrQfflfyarflfffff2rQrrr,trfffflfffif,frlfffrlffrffffftfffflrffff:fffffffffyrlelrlrrglggllgmmg glack 22 ....,.r,r.rr.,r. fflflQflfffffflffffflflfflfffffffflf'.ffffQf'.f'.f,. ' - y .. E ' 1 1 '-' X Z u X V . 2: :-. :-. :. :-: :-: - '-' :. :- Y 'im' Mgjgggnoirs ni! 1 W L :?, iu- A' ', 'f:'1:f .A ,A 3 ,F ' q VQAfE'Ef 2:-.i :'fE ' 3 X Q M Q . '2 ? 3 2: 1929 3 F 5: F 22 S 5: :Q gg-'jf ,.J'x Xf if 7222 Morrow man Memoirs rumsq.. , CLASS OF 1932 OrF1CERs President ,. . ,..,..,...A,...............,. ,......,.,.,...... C ertrude Whitaere Vue President ......... ,................,........ ....., ,......... C l a ren L Bowman Secretary ...,... ....... ...,..................,.........,.,..,....,........,.. N e llie Tlulhee Treasurer .,........, ............,. ....4,..............,.....,............,........ A d a Km ht Colors: Violet and Gold Flower : Rose Buds I' .. bb ' ' 71 Motto: Not linxshed, just hegun. CLASS ROLL Gertrude Whitacre Edna Troehelman Mziry Oliver Elden Carroll Helen Garrison Grace Hofer Florence Orin Ada Knight Arthur Walsh Frances Hizar Ruthanna Cleland Walter Simpson Gladys Ivlinton Melvin Lilley Eleanor Whitaere Russell Lewis Vivian Bowling Donald Thompson Florence Corwin Lester Williams Velma Newman Wilford Beemon ' I 1929 .Z-I 2-2898 Q, A n X is - HA Kr'--W , 2 42: Morrownian Memoirs in Q ,. THE SEVENTH GRADE Class Presrdent Charles Trainer Secretary Vrce Preszclent .,.. ........,. C larence Corrigan Treasurer ......,..,.,,...,..,......... Martha Haney Reporter .....,........,....,......... Lester Brown Willard Buchanan Norma Cain Elva Conover John Hardwick Mildred Downing Glen Hall Lloyd Huddleson Ethel King Vernice King Charles Kelly Clyde Kinner Howard Kinney Ralph Lindsey Hazel McIntosh THE EIGHTH GRADE Class President ......... ........ G illetta Smith Secretary.. Vice President .......... ,......... A nn Blanton Treasurer ...,...... Reporter ...,,.,..,.....,...,,.......4......,.....,. Martha Achterman Thomas Corwin Goldie Conover Martha Hines Clarence Huddleson Kathleen Johnson George Kelly Inez Oren Everett Williams Lovx ell Remark .4.4.............Sarah Wa d Martha Mount William Poe Thomas Simpson Archie Simpkins William Sheets Howard Smith Marian Stevens ....,.,.......Ramona Hi ar ......,......Thomas Brown Bessie Handy Alvin Middleton Jessie Poe Ruby Ridenour Mildred Wilson 5 X x ,AB 1929 NET , V m 1 . V ' mg 1742: Morrownian Memoirs 3:-Si!-25 as M ls ll W E A Y EI 1 -!5'i 'El 2 22 1929 as M 22 1.124 4,---' KN if: ' :ghav M ' A ,-V 'L D ,.:M5: E: Morrownian Memoirs :Q I OPERETTA CAST OF CHARACTERS M1randa Lenl Belle Holmes Mrs Meadows Margaret Mount Luella Lumpton Norma X Buchanan H ram Meadows Earl MeDonald EV3.l1I1El. Gladys Tudor Reuben MCSPHVIH Gerald Mengle Ezra McSpav1n Ralph Stayton Bob Colman Ch rrles Mlrlatt Barbara Colman Lorena Wh1t1CfC lfrry ackson Mrlton Marlltt Susan Chfton Laura W Whlteker Mrs Scrogges Rhod1M Lswrs Abnah Scroggss Rf bert Burton Sadle Slmpkms Gertrude Whmacre Chorus of v1llage boys and 1rls J 2' In UI D DI 'e zz l 'W' :-: zz A 'z 2' l 32 23 . 'lA l' '.A.'.C,A ,'4l.'4AA'.'.'.l. l 4'.'.'.', l '.'.'.C .A4l.'.'.'4'.A,'r ' ,'.'.4.'.'.'. l.'.l.'.' .'.l.','r'.'.'.','.'.'.'.'. '.'. l A '.'.'.', l . C K L 1. 2, i fl .,l....,..,r,..,.,l......,..,..,.,..,.....l,.,rrl....,..,..,.....,..,l.....4....,l..,..4 .N - 2: 3 ' ,..r 1ififfifffffflfffffflffffiffffffW.ifff.'ff'Qfifif'f.'.'.'.'.f.f.f'.11 3, A A Mrs. Colman ...4....A.........,.,.,..,....,.....,.,..........,.......,,...,........,......,.................,.,..,.. Reba Coe zz lCl ' .'.' A .'.'l'.'r'. f ',l.'.'.C.4.'.'r A .',A . lffffffffff'.f.ff 5 it zz 9- J . ,..,...........,.............. .......,..,...... ,.....,,,..... ............. ,... .... ,......... ' 2 ' , '.'. r'.',' . f '.A. lfffffffffffffffff.'fffffffffffffffflfff.'.'.'.'.'.f.ffr. Q , - ' 3 .2 . ' ' ' .,l.,.... ,..,....4........4 .r.,.....,......l...... , A........,......,.,....,......,.. ' : .3 gg g so -2 22 I 52 I 52 1929 l 22 S EIS 24 S ES I! C 2-2 lf-V - 'wSx.? 'Q - m, Z Morrownian Memoirs X!! gigs THE SUN BON NET GIRL USAN CLIFTON, the Sunbonnet Girl, is the orphaned child of musical parents. She has been left in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Abijah Scrogges, a skinflint couple who have starved and stinted her. As the play opens, Mrs. Henry Colman, the president of the State Federation of Music Clubs, arrives in the village to conduct a contest for certain scholarships in music. She is accompanied by her daughter, Barbara, her son, Bob, and his chum, Jerry. The contest is held in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Meadows, who are pros' perous and respected farmers, and whose daughter, Miranda, is among the contestants. On learning of the contest, Sue timidly approaches the ladies in charge and asks to be allowed to take part. They are willing, but Mrs. Scrogges, encouraged by her daughter, Evalina, harshly refuses to allow it insisting that she has no proper clothes for such an affair, and that she is needed for the endless dishfwashing of the Scrogges' household. Sue is discouraged, but on meeting Barbara, Bob and jerry, she tells her story and enlists their sympathy and support. Moreover, she tells them that she believes her parents left her some sort of property, but that the Scrogges refuse to divulge the nature of it. They promise to call on Ezra McSpavin, the village constable, and persuade him to intercede in the name of the law. The opening of the second act discloses all the young people of the village gathered for the music contest. Various members of the group take part until Mrs. Meadows declares that the list has been finished, but Mrs. Colman on consulting her paper, finds one more name, and announces Susan Clifton. The chorus is surprised at this unfamiliar name, but while they are speculating, Sue appears gorgeously dressed in the height of fashion complete even to jewels and a fan, having been completely outfitted in secret by the sympathetic Barbara. She sings her solo and is immediately awarded the prize. Bob Colman, carried away by her beauty and charm immediately offers his heart and hand, but Sue, supposing that his interest is based on sympathy for her poverty and misfortune, refuses to listen, saying that she would be willing to consider him if only she were wealthy and independent. Bob goes in quest of the constable, and meanwhile Jerry and Barbara come to a romantic agreement and the chorus gathers to dance in their honor. Constable McSpavin arrives to say that he has searched the Scrogges home, and found a dispatch box containing Sue's effects, and among them is a deed to a town lot in Los Angeles, which proves to be of immense value. This proof of property removes the last barrier to the match, and the curtain falls on the prospect of a double wedding. Ample humor is afforded by various comic types, including Mr. Scrogges, the henfpecked husband, Jerry, the breezy college youth, Evalina, the shrewish vixen, and Reuben McSpavin the simple son of -Con' stable McSpavin. SYNOPSIS Scene-Garden of the Meadows home. Time--Last Summer. Act I -Afternoon of summer day. Act II-Evening of same day. 45 4:-: 4:-: A:-: 4:-: 1929 :-ax :-:x :-. :-:x': Q . s F ,.,,-1',, i'Sfi -, 0 K - K -X, 4 wiv. ' M 'A sg A 5 orrowman emoxrs po nigga as X N - .- JF-fzi' ' ' A IQ qc ll ll U' U. ll ll II 'C ll ll l ov u .I ll U ll 1 in .., , ll 1 i 5: f 11: THE GLEE CLUB 52 . . . , . . 1 3-2 ' HE influence of the Girls Glee Club organized in 1921 by Mr. WZlik1HS, musical K 1 director, and reorganized in 1928 has been remarkable. Only sincere and 22 willing workers with good singing voices are admitted to membership. ' 22 At present the club composed of about twenty members meets regularly at two Y-2 fortyffive on Tuesdays. It takes an active part in the entertainments given by the 2: Athenians and Delphians, and is also quite prominent in the operettas. 1 2 All the organizations have faithfully encouraged the club and shown appreciation p 2: N , of its work. I w ,., Mr. Watkins and Allene Roper, the efficient accompanist for the past two ,, I0 . . . . , . . si years, are to be commended most h1ghly lor the1r efforts and patience in assisting the A , club to attain its present distinction. 3 1 n X ll 5 .. 03 gg 2 5: ZW i 5: I 5: I 5: 1929 Q SIS H in is R3 J i Z -' Nlorrownian Nlemoirs ffizfkiu 0.1 Hz:-: C X Kring X i- Y -'it ' :ei 22 zz 22 24 3 gg 22 :-: , 22 :-:l :- !-I 53 22 l 53 YI 2-2 5 THE ORCHESTRA u l lili klIUZHIiS'I'RA, consisting of thirteen pupils, plays a very important role in the N N f musical activities of our school. Although hut few of its memhers had previous ' expcrienee in orchestral work, yet all have made remarkahle progress this year. ,ng The eommunily has shown great appreciation of and interest in the organization gg so l under the direetion of Prof. Alfred Wzitkiiis. ,, Some of the outstanding events in which the orchestra appeared were: the : N Farmers Institute, the Operetta QSunhonnet Suej, and the Eighth Grade Commence' ment services. 3 I 32 , The memhers are: ' Piano Director 'Trombone N v. . , N Allene Roper lrof. Waitkiiis Laura Whitaker n Ruth Emma Slack ffxssistantj Mzirtha Haney Q: l lv Cornets Clmmet zz ' V10 m Ralph Aehterman Doris Sams Donald Thompson Eldon Carroll u Willzird Buchanan Dorothy Sams Drums N 0 ' ll HVCIYU Lcllfb Champ Brown Charles Trainer 3 52 'S 1:-z :' p zz f :: zz 1 929 2-I X PSX HX EX 3 3 , V ii' Z.: Morrownian Memoirs :QRLQUQ n ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Instructor Miss DEETER ACON has said Reading maketh a full man This statement alone should cause anyone engaged in its teaching' to feel honored by the State Department of Education These have been to quicken the spirit and kindle the imagination of all those enrolled in the English classes To them the beauties of life have been opened They have developed the power to weigh and judge human conduct and have been encouraged to turn to books for entertamment instruction and inspiration With the classic standardization these aims have been carried forward The compositions have not been a drudgery In them the pupils have been Uiven opportunity to express themselves In the same language that they will use in private and public life Thus their language and reading may be compared to a rough diamond that will become more nearly perfect with correct usage EDBGEQE LITERARY SOCIETIES HREE CHEERS for the Literary Societies! May they always continue to grow! Our renowned societies have as their names Delphian and Athenian. The Athenian society held its first meeting October 4 in the gymnasium. Pep and enthusiasm were everywhere in evidence. Plans for the coming programs were enthusiastically discussed. The Athenian officers for the year were as follows: President .......,........i.................................,.......,..................,....,.,...,......,,...,,,4,A Allene Roper Vice President .............................................,........,.................,.............. Lena Belle Holmes Secretary ...,.........................,....,....,.........,..............................,..... Norma Ann Buchanan The Delphian society held its irst meeting the second week after the Athenian program. The officers of this society were: President ........,.............,.......................................,......................,....,....4..,..,.... Gladys Tudor Vice President ..,...............,,...,.................,........,.....,..........,....,.,.....,.........,,.... Rhoda Lewis Secretary .......,.......,......,..,............................,.....,.............,.................,............. Evelyn Lewis Under the competent leadership of the officers and the sponsors we were certain of success. We extend to the societies of next year a cordial welcome and sincerely hope that they will be of great success. 3 U. ' - .1 .1 ,Euan .. hw gn gi'-.lfi X-iq ' I 4: -P J ' Within the past two years, as in all other years, the aims have been given Z Zi- I-I I 2-2 I EI 1929 21 ni :I S in X JJ if ,rj .X l . 7 Q., Morrowman Memoirs n 5 ' X v Q, A GREEN RIBBONS 0 GO or not to go That vias the question of the hour Barbara had just received a small note tied with a jade ribbon and written in gold ink which requested her presence in the lobby of the Shamrock Theatre at eight o clock Friday evening Small whispers and hints of a new sorority s being started in the school unbe knownst to the principal and strictly against the rules had reached Barbara s ears in the corridors The invitation was to be the ticket of admission and the affair was to be kept an absolute secret A secret' No she would tell only one and that was her friend Phyllis Most likely she had been asked too so why not? That evening they left school arm in arm and each was simply dying with sup pressed excitement Barbara dropped the first hint by asking casually Know anything? Yes just loads' replied Phyllis and immediately she launched into a discussion of school events including the inevitable he said and she said She ended with a remark about Miss Hasting the new teacher who had come to fill out the term Isnt she just adorable? she said Barbara was very much interested in all this discussion but in her mind was the epi sode of the note She just then noticed a small end of green ribbon identical with the piece which she was carrying in her pocket peeping from the covers of Phyllis s Soci ology book She quickly snatched it out and then reaching in her own pocket she held up the two pieces The two girls compared notes on how they had received them Phyllis said that she was standing in a dark cor ier of the assembly when someone rudely jostled her and before she had a chance to give that person her candid opinion of her she had gone and left her holding in her hand that note Barbara had found hers in her Civics book and she had been so excited over it that she hadn t done a thing all day Phyllis was dubious about going but at last Barbara persuaded her to go Friday evening found them waiting impatiently for eight o clock to come They decided to meet at the corner drug store and go together. At seven thirty they were seated at one of the small tables slowly consuming that enticing drink ' coco cola. They had not been able to discover anyone else who was going so they hoped to reach the Shamrock a little early in order that they might see exactly who was there. However upon entering the theater they were immediately shown to a reserved section where about a dozen girls were seated. After their eyes had become accustom ed to the dark theater they looked the crowd over and found that all of them were Seniors and that seated two rows in front of them was Miss Hastings. All during the play an air of suppressed excitement hung over the party. What was the meaning of it all? As the play drew to a close word was given to go to the Candy Shoppe next door. After being ushered to one of the private rooms their orders were taken. Miss Hastings then arose and said: 1 You know girls a secret organization was beginning to show signs of being de veloped in our school and so I was asked by your principal to see what I could do with you. I have formed this plan and if you like it you may use it. Why not have a sorority? But you know this is a democratic high school in a democratic country, so why should you want to have an exclusive sorority? I do not mean that we should have everyone in it, but we will make qualifications such that only the best and peppiest girls may belong. Of course we will have parts of it a secret and you make it as mysterious as you care to. Now do you wish to say anything? Enthusiasm reigned. Of course we want it. - Why not? - Isn't she darling? It is needless to say that the new sorority was a success and the members were the most popular girls in school because of the snappy parties they gave. -Allene Roper y' 'Z .. V ' 225 zggat ' 1' 11 l . up Ol QQ 99 3 . 9 ' 9 , . , . , . . . . . 1 9 ' 7 I , . S S g 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' 9 9 9 X Z qZ:.:Z:,:Z::Z:,: :.:g:.:S:.:g:.:Sv.Ro 1 g T ,,?nZ,.g'- Z.: Morrownian Memoirs , if-gui u ANNOUNCEMENT - i Dear Alumni: Morrow Ohio February 15 1929 The Senior Class of 29 Issues an Annual which we think is E116 - 1 The past Alumni 'will be given mention Kindly give this your utmost attention , We ve decided on a dollar fifty cents . For all the ladies and the gents If you will answer R. S. V. P It will suit us to a T. -Zelia Corwin REPLY To the Senior class of 29 Alumm Editor That issues that annual that you think is ne I am sending you for your consideration My very heartiest congratulations The days I spent in the High School at Morrow Were filled with more joys than they were of sorrow And when I think of the commencement of 91 I didn t then realize we had just begun Now the mercury outside is 30 below 'But the card just received set my heart all aglow And my soul s filled with sunshine so bright and so clear I For thoughts of my school days are indeed very dear . The amount asked for annual is quite small enough And I hope it is Elled with lots of good stuff. Those dear old school days we can never recall y And I will close by saying God bless you all. y -E. K. Vfolfe M. D. Box 401 Palouse Wash. ' COASTIN G A hill- a sled all painted red. The name in yellow- ' A boy in cap mittens and wrap. A happy fellow! MR PORTER Mr. Porter is a noble man Whos lately joined our merry band. We like his work its simply gran ! And do it with a willing hand. He s never failed us when we ask About the Annual, that s a task. This noble-hearted friend of ours Surpasses others, they seem to cower. A track like ice that s very nice- A scrape and rumble, A little swerve a trickey curve And such a tumble! And at the end of this last year His face will seem so kind and dear. Thro' all our life he'll be entwined This noble sponsor, of '29. -Allcne Roper A whirlg a stopg the sled on topg , Snow all this hiding: 1 A merry laugh, yet this is not half The fun of sliding. -Harold Sclmell I .... Q!! X . . . T. . Q ,.. -., -' g is -V 9 f f' Y f, , . .. X ' ., , ri E H H, , n N 3 3 v . 2: , , ' d :Q X I f' X -2 2-2 Z I-2 I I-2 I E! I I-2 1 929 E! K 52 X I-2 X I-I S 2-I E ' P W fy gg lylorrownian MClllOifS zfilfinkzlg an Y 'gg' Still' l l,l I ' ll Of .O W ll A Il Q ll .Q ll ll ll A , O I , ll . . ' K ' A I . g me in u .I HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT' .2 Instructor--MRS. VEDA V, PORTER 22 X K MPORTANT as it is to learn to do one's work well in all vocations, it is especially so T: in home making. So greatly does human welfare depend upon the efliciency and 'S 3 moral atmosphere of the home that special attention to its many problems is of the Q. highest necessity. N ll .- For several years students of Morrow High have had excellent opportunity for u clothing study. The addition of a new building, especially fitted to the needs of this u 0 department, makes possible the study of all the problems connected with homemaking, N A including the study of foods. The noon luncheon for the teachers prepared by the 3 Elementary class of Freshman girls is a new feature added this year. 2: The advanced class is composed of sixteen Sophomore girls who show much in' 3 terest and aptitude for the work. 2: 2 T 2: K up so Ol ll -: 1:-. :-: :sr 2: 2: 1929 :-: E :-:xx-:rs :: :- ' K S- Y gf' W 37 eva'-' Morro 'nian Memoirs vim' 22 W , --Raw:-:sw x A A A i leer 22 I-I i 3 l fi ll ll fl X ',. .I f 2: 3 5: :G Q :S 22 2: 2-I i INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT 'S Imt1uctoreA. PAUL PORTER I-I 32 3 N the past years an Industrial Arts Course, in the minds of mofst people, was a 2-I course offered in the school curriculum to take care of the backward and slow stu' :S dents. Now we have an entirely different conception of Industrial Education. It O' is our purpose to give the boys the fundamental principles of a vocation in order to a X prepare them for life. u To do this, the boys are allowed to select or draw a design of the project that they U 'I' wish to make in the work shop. A working drawing is then made. This acquaints the ' student with every dimension and working step of the project. Using the knowledge zz gained in performing the past steps, they are well qualified to begin the woodfworking. The boys have completed many line projects this year, each serving as an example 3 of skilled workmanship. QI .I 1 up Ol ' -2 '-' 2' 1 92 9 X if .4fcA .- ,V i ,.,. i v V , yr, .G ' 13 'Qu In K .. 'tug Q35 -lv-Y El? ww K.. ,, W' wa ei ff -, M-AH V . ,MLM l is ..,, ,L...,..,,. .,kL ,,,.. - N3-Q-V 1 , V Svf . i iii' P5 U - , L: K 1 . L 'fl .r il g : lx--z ..,3..1 -,xqv 4. fi .SJ ! !: Q: Z L! :ug 13 4 f 4! lim! ,Quai ,H-.2 292 ,wg p-'wal iq f I LM WW VI? I f E, . ,V A TT 1 :Mfg H Nl 5 1. H -Lg l'4yg. , 1 . 1 LM ,Q-fl ,-5, 5 !.,.' ,Z-Y ,Jn 94.1 vw 6 2 KJ? '12 Q , ,: 'Q', , V 5 M K mi Y . . Q.. wk ' L LM, 5'21....L P3413 N1 LM., J - .Q .1 ...Ju f if 4 U A X E' 26322252 Nlorrownian Memoirs -Siziingn is ld .. o it Morrow Morrow Morrow Morrow Morrow Morrow Morrow Morrow Morrow Morrow 4.....,.... ,.... Morrow ..,4..........., GIRLS BASKETBALL Middle row Gladys Tudor Frances Hizar Eleanor Whitacre Reba Coe Mrs Porter fcoach Front row Mildred Johnson Rhoda Lewis Norma Ann Buehanan Euniee Ayers Florenee Corwin Laura Whitaker Cheer Leadev Mason Goshen Maderia Mason Lebanon Norwood Kings Mills Springboro Miamisburg Springboro Kings Mills Alumni og Ol 5 ll 'P IO i 9 up DI Back 1owwEdna Whitacre, Olive Slade, Zelia Corwin. ' up - YA ' , - ll 9 3 K 7 ' . , A . 2 l !' ' L I ' s K a . f i is .. K 5 K 3 22 gg ...,..,.......,. 59 ..,.....,.,.......,....,,.,.........,.......,....,....,......... ' .....,..,....,..... . u ......,........, 38 ....................,...............,.......,..,..............., ..,....,,.,............ Morrow .....,.....,.,.. 44 .,........,..,..,.,......l..,....,..........,....,,..,....i..... Kings Mills ...,...,.,..,. ,, e..,..........,. 43 ...,,.,.....,.....4................,...,..e.....,4,.....,.....,. .4,..,..,..l.,....., .,..,......,.... 21 ....4.....,,...,......,....,.................................... ...,.........,.... 53 .,.,.,.....,.i.. S0 ,....... i........... ,.,.........,,..,....,4............. l.ll.l.. ' ' 5 ' 69 .......,..........,,..........,.,...,.,.....,....,...,........,. ' ...,.......,,,. . N63 39 N Morrow .,..4.........., A 1929 Lebanon .,..,.,... N I WZ Morrownian Memoirs i n rig T' . - ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM HEN speaking of our girls' Basketball team everyone feels a thrill of pride for this team is one that has given us cause to ,be proud because of its achievements. Most everyone would be interested in knowing of its struggle for championships. In the year of 1925 and 1926 a very good team represented Morrow High, but in the semi finals of the County Tournament it was defeated by Franklin. By this defeat they were forced to take third place. But still they did not give up but determined to do better the following year. The next year due to their determination and fighting spirit they played Franklin in the finals but were defeated by a small margin. Thus they had climbed up the ladder one more step and now stood second in the county. The season of 1927 and 1928 brought out one of the best teams that Morrow High has ever had. With greater determination than before they entered the tournament and by a large margin defeated their old opponent, Franklin, and were proclaimed County Champions. Not a single-defeat was handed the girls during the entire year. The present year showed the same old spirit and the only thing that caused even a slight pause in their progress was the removal of two old players because their four years had expired. Their successors showed real ability and during the last semester held their respective position down as well as any player on the team. Only one defeat was suffered by the girls during the entire season. At the tournament our team was again victorious so Morrow High girls are still Champions. Although four valuable players are leaving we know that Morrow High possesses students that have basketball ability. We are sure that the oncoming team will possess the same old fighting spirit and keep for them- selves the envied title of Champions YEMEN tx 1 ' 1:-: 1:-:fu :-: 1929 5-:xx-zxz-:xx-:x x j fl Fe T X, 7 X 4 L 5' :S U' l C .: .I U.: l I . I . BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM X Back 'row-Roger Starkey, Paul Thompson, Lester Willialns. ! Middle 'row-Dale Foley, Gerald Mengle, Clifford Doughman, Houston Bootes. X V Front row-Mr. Porter fcoachj, Robert Burton, George Perry, Gordon johnson, ' ll Eugene Kelsey, Bruce Thom son. Charles Marlatt, Chee-r Leader, Irvin Ayers, Mascot. , l X P Morrow .......,,......, 22. .............,....,..,..,.,.....,.,....,..,...,..,....,..,., Ixlason ,.,............. .,........., . 7 X 2 Morrow ...........,.... 34., ..,.., ...l,., . ,..l,. G oshen ,....,........ ,.., 3 0 V QNX , Morrowu ..,..,., ,.,. 2 6 .... ..,W11ynesville ..,.. ,. '72 L E Morrow.. ..,,..,....,. .,.... . Blanehester .,.., .. rl Morrow .......l...,..., ,. Ivlason .,.... ,QQ Morrow ...,,.,,,l....., .. . ..Wz1ynesville E y Morrow .,..,........... .....,.. S pringboro .,..,.,.. , , Morrow .,..........,.,. ..,...., K ings Mills ,..,..... lx Morrow ......,. .,.. .,,.,., L e banon ...........,. N A Morrow ....,.........., .....,. W ilrnington Res ,A A Morrow .............,.. .,...... K ings Mills, l N Morrow .......,.,...,.l .,,.,.,. S pringboro ,.,..,., l Morrow , l,... Otterbein ,.,,.,... . Morrow ....,., Franklin ........ ' Morrow ..............,. ...,..,. M ason ..l... . Mcmrrow ........ Lebanon l,......... 1 Morrow ...,...,........ ....... O tterbein .......... Morrow ...........,..., ..,,..., G oshen ..,.,.... Morrow ...,.....,...,.l , l,.,. Mzinchester ...,., . lx L-L 'W 'A LQ XV 1 929 XX X I fkxizff .fx ' 'I ff ' Momwnk Memoirs 'T X B A ' g.: I-I BOYS' BASKETBALL 3 X UR boys' squad too must be given due praise for in all of their games : fighting spirit and good sportsmanship have been marked character' X istics.- Though they have not been successful in winning all of their 3 games, some real basketball ability has been displayed. . In discussing our present squad, those of former years should not be ,., forgotten. For its was the team of 1925 and 1926 that won second honors 3 in the Penta County Tournament-thus bringing the irst trophy to Morrow X High and paving the way for many others. I ri: In the following two years it seemed that our boys could not gain their N X old footing. Although they suffered many defeats yet the Green and Gold f 5: did 'not give up hope. It was due to the cooperation of the boys and their :I X worthy coaches that the old feeling of doing better was always uppermost in their minds. , 22 i : The present year saw a very flashy squad representing Morrow High I X and out of nineteen games played only three defeats were suffered during N I-I the entire year. One on the home Hoor, one in the County Tournament and ' one in the District Tournament. , 3 At the County Tournament our boys received just praise for they 53 X showed they knew how to play basketball by handing defeat to two of the N best teams the county and coming out second. At the District Tournaf ,. 'A' ment, after being victorious over one team, they met defeat at the hands of X the previous champions of the tournament. .. . U ' Our last word to the Green and Gold is to keep up the good work and N X p next year be Champions 242 ' 3 22 II 3 3 3 2: -2 I :AZ I 2-I I 2-I I E! I Zi 1929 .3 S 2-ZX 22 X 3 X I-2 X GIRI,,S CALISTHENICS CLASS BoY's CALISTHENICS CLASS , - , 'X rs, A' lVlorrownian Nlemoirs Minis, , ,,q FT TT ' 'ess - Y... .- ki A-IS l X TTY 1 .LL xx I W If i . it gl If 1 - ni , ri l X T if x . X iw 4 I 3 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT I Yip Instructor-Miss TRIBBEY i if OR more than a quarter of a century Morrow High has maintained a strong Latin , Department. The present year is no exception. The class in Vergil composed of Seniors and juniors, though small in number yields to none of its predecessors L in excellent work accomplished. ffl X I The Sophomores after having fought two great wars with Caesar in one year, be' iii came his valiant soldiers in many later campaigns. Latin I is composed of Freshmen and some Sophomores and juniors, who, not real' N izing the value of Latin in the heginning of their course entered this year, thus making a i class of first quality. yi All three classes have heen interested in compiling Latin Scrap books that are I I f decorative as well as instructive. f After a lapse of three years French has heen reinstated in the curriculum. The . -. class consisting entirely of Juniors has made rapid progress, having completed Le Pre- ! mier Livre and Le Second Livre with additional drill material and ability tests. il lip 7?-mga f X, . 7 W-39 .MESA i, Iii ff-sxxqwvaa-,,Z l ,fee -we fi, Nlorrownian Nlexnoirs -M--XG if f IN 1 5 H' -- W W' U vii 7 W- If yn I M WM I l I 1 I N tl R 1 ei : Q ffl rf? L li' fr pl l Illxl l, xx lt IW I XX l .h 1 ' lily. E' Nt NINETY CLUB lllxlll j N: Hallie Whitacre Ruth Anna Cleland Lena Belle Holmes M l 1 X i Q Qjwl John Stull Alberta Parker Alberta Keethler 3 Evelyn Lehr Edna Whitacre Rhoda Lewis ' i Ruby Glancy Eunice Ayres Eunice Shultz 4 Vi Allene Roper Gladys Tudor Agnes Gilmour , W Edith Pummill Evelyn Lewis Glenna Harper xy Mildred Smith Thad Hollon Norma Ann Buchanan Lewis Lehr Margaret Mount Ruth Emma Slack T Vivian Bowling Hubert Achterman Evert Williams l Charles Trainer Bessie Handy Hazel Mclntosh ' rf Q5 l Helen Garrison Martha Haney Ramona Hizar fn, l X Harold Snell Eleanor Whitacre Mildred Hofer I Ll, i f Eldon Carrol Im ll 1- I ll' lp 5 5, 1 r. :E t ' -..1,.1..Y-...,-,.-, ww it s Ks all fx 'T-E?---1. ,,,., 1 . ' ' U., Q'- DZNZ 15,7422 Morrowman Memoirs fi 'I Q:.:X:.:S:.. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 1 Mr Frump-Biology, General Science Mr. Newberg-Physics ,n The science oifered in the high school course gives the student an idea of the ' workings of the world in which he lives. General Science required of freshmen treats Z of science in a general way. Biology, also a required subject, coming in the sophomore ,- year acquaints the pupil with the truths of plant and animal life. Physics, an elective ' course for seniors deals with the subjects of mechanics, heat, sound, light, electricity I and magnetism in a more specific way than in general science. . de MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT , I Miss Tribbey-Algebra Mr. Newberg-Geometry . That interest in this department has revived is shown by the greatly increased . ' size of the classes in Plane Geometry and Algebra I. With one exception all who had . I Plane Geometry last year, have taken Advanced Algebra and Solid Geometry this year , and have displayed remarkable mathematical ability. HISTORY DEPARTMENT K Miss Deeter--Ancient and Modem , Mr. Newberg-American The greatest characters and problems of all ages are met in History. By studying 1 these the students are better equipped for the present and the future. The pupils , of the school are interested in the studying of various histories and the syllabus work is creditable. f sarees ,. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Sunday Evening, May 12, 7:45 on High School Gymnasium Music ..............................,.......................................,.................... ........................... M arch Invocation .................................................,............................................ Rev. W. F. Peters Address ............................................,...,....... Judge Hugh J. Wright, Wilmington, Ohio . Benediction ...............................................................................,..,.....,..,.. Rev. G. F. Callon f Music by Wilmington College Trio : GRADUATING EXERCISES Wednesday Evening, May 15, 7:45 I zz High School Gymnasium SchoolOrchestra if Invocation ................................................................................................ Rev. G. F. Callon I , Address .........,.......................... J. J. Phillips, Superintendent of Schools, Lancaster, Ohio 1 School Orchestra N Presentation of Diplomas .................................................... Superintendent J. W. Frump I ' Music ..........................................,............................,........................ High School Orchestra Benediction ............................................................................................ Rev. W. F. Peters n is V , .Z 4., Morrownian Memoirs ,aB ui., .5 X W Dim! J Ng gg ALUMNI OF MORROW HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1881 Hattie Reece George Smith Millie Holzlin Ada Cadwallader Teutonia Opes Class of 1882 Elmer Ludlum Zella Gilliam Benjamin Ludlum A hely Grim Elmer Whitacre Melvie Wilson Class of 1883 Mary Smith Matie Cadwallader Ada Bowyer Jerome Forkner. Class of 1884 J Clifford Cadwallader John Trainer Oscar Reed Walter Whit acre Geor e Coddington Carrie A Hutchinson Blanche Roosa Faleska Opes Bettie L Garner Essie Welch Class of 1885 Dora Whitacre Clara Pierson Abba Billmeyer Olive Pierson Louis Mounts Gaurah Hindman Oscar Soule Eva Wilkinson L1bb1e Ludlum Kittie Koogle Class of 1886 HoraceJ Whitacre Clayton S Morrow Lenard Mounts Mer iam ennings Lilly M Simonton Mattie L Morrow Class of 1887 Ol1v1a Opes Lena Darby Lizzie Trainer Laura Brant Martha Welch Martha Pierson Class of 1888 Augusta Grimm Carrie Kelly Mamie Hartford Eva Pickett Harry F Anderson Class of 1889 Quincy Spence Emma Shocky Carrie Scheurer Jennie Gray. Class of 1890 Mary Creighton Fanny Goepper Mary Bradley Marian Whit acre Edwin Shockey Class of 1891 Edgar Ludlum Harry Hartford Lucy Couden Edward Wolf Billy Pierson Margaret Trainer Class of 1892 Kate Wilkerson Mary Anderson Ansel Day Walter Wilkerson. Class of 1893 Dora Anderson Mary Payne Vinsely Bennett John Holden Warren Cadwallader Edwin Couden Class of 1894: Edward Stubbs Earl Wilson Frank Whitacre Eric Farley. . Class of 1895: Maurice Balzhiser Bertha Titus George Anderson Nora W' kerson Ethel Fairchild. Class of 1896: Smith Watkins Albert Hicks Frank Anderson Edward Hines . Margaret Wundt. Class of 1897: Elizabeth Branigin Viola Downs Edith Prather Alma Dare l Jessie Harrell Hallie Cadwallader J. A. Conner. Class of 1898: Minnie Balzhiser Frank M. Dumford Pearl Whiteneck Grace D. Wilkerson Lorena Jones Callie Stock. Class of 1899: Clifford Haney W. B. Whitacre Grace Prather. Class of 1900: Claude Brunner Roy Fairchild Heber Leonard Christopher Watkins Bess Brant Christina St. John. Class of 1901: Denver Howe Clem Jack Ethel Simpson. Class of 1902: Clem Apgar Fred Drake Bertha Jack William Poppe Charles Shawhan. . Class of 1903: Flora Blackwell, Susie Couden, Florence Corwin, Mary Kibbey Hannah Penders, Maurice Ridge John Watkins William Watkins. Class of 1904: May Anderson, Roy Anderson, Seburn Bradley, William Mount, Jane Watkins. ' Class of 1905: Eva Baldwin, Harley Dunn, Nina Roberts, Glenna Simpson. Class of 1906: Florence Clevenger, Bessie Jack, Ethel Brant, John Long, Leo Ridge, Grover Whitacre. A -I!!-212-2 g I-2122122 1929 3 2-ZS!-2X2-IX!-IS Q.. Q 0 9 ll' ' ' Q ' 1 'Q o . .. X 'I . . .. .3 il l .' X B Z V 1 , u no ll ll I, I ' 9 5 3 9 Q ll ' Q 9 a S 9 up ' , ' ll ' ll ' a 1 9 ' f ' ' 9 I 5 X 0' ' ' ' , .. 2 o 1 - 9 s 1 .U . , . O ' a a a s ' ,i ' 1 ' 4 a 9 a is . X ' - 4 ' : s ' J , . 1 , . . Q. . . . . . . ll 1 ' a 1 s 9 , . X ' a s s 9 lp l ' I II ' g X ' a 9 l s ' r ' 9 S 7 zz i - ' J Z a s a a , . . ' : 9 s s I 1 Q . - a s 9 s 1 V - ll s s s l ll ll X s s 1 ll' 9 ,g a a a a , in Q N 9 1 a 1 up ' ' u ll I. a a 9 1 X 9 9 e a ll II 5' 9 9 s U. X ' ' s a ll ll ll 9 a a 9 Il X , a IU I li ' 7 ll T 22 Morrownian 1 Memoirs E 3 Class of 1907: Cecil Campbell, Carl Brant, Freida Achterman, Lella Simpson, Edna Harner, Emma Gilmour. Class of 1908: Elma Roberts, Evelyn St. John, Van Worley, Harry Franz, Stella johnson, Mabel Whitacre. Class of 1909: Alma Montgomery, Laura Brant, Eula Watkins, Della Ford, Ellen Lownes, Willa Penders, Ralph Vance, Franklin Simpson, Ada Giehls, Edna Winfield. ' Class of 1910: Irwin Belding, Julius Clarke, Frank Kelly, Huron Moore, Charles Trainer, Harley Winfield, Frieda Brant, Hildred Beatty, Harriet Couden, Frances D'Arcy, Lorena Templin, Lura Templin, Grace Whitacre. Class of 1911: Alfred Brant, George Brown, Earl Cadwallader, James Couden, Charles Kunker, Leo Webb, Helen Brant, Faye Collins, Ruth Cook, Hazel Drake, Leola Gilmour, Katherine Ramsey, Marie Romohr, Frieda Serr, Maude Veidt, Class of 1912: Walling Corwin, Clyde Smith, Edna Franz, Alfred Watkins, Alice Brown, Doris Ford, Carolyn Leaf, Grace Mounts, Beaulah Harner, Florence Rogers. Class of 1913: Garnette Leaf, Russell Templin, Vivian Couden, Lillian Fiter- gerald, Myrl Geller, Glenna Gilmour, Nema Guttery, Bertha Kunker, Earl Miranda, Katherine Trainer, Howard Templin, Frances Whitacre. Class of 1914: Goldie Drake, Charles Gregg, William Veidt, Clyde Winfield. Class of 1915: Laura Gregg, Ralph Ayers, Sam Coddington, Neil Mounts, Bernard Rogers, Glenn Worley, Lucy Baldwin, Edna Constable, Florence Constable, Louis Drake, Mary Helen Fennel, Lorenda Philips, Sadie Schleehauf, Ella Parker. Class of 1916: Harry Anderson, Richard Debold, Beverly Gilmour, Leon Hun' ter, Lesley Nixon, Walter Parker, Corrine Cochrane, Ruth Emma Dare, Marie Snif der, Alice Schleehauf, Callie Veidt, Irene Ayers. Class of 1917: Louis Ertel, Mac Grapevine, Milard Hendren, Harry Mc' Laughlin, Ila Belle Easton, Marguerite Corwin, Mary Ludlum, Georgie Pierson, Mary Whitacre, Rowena Whitacre. Class of 1918: Oscar Coddington, Albert Giehls, Ruth Ayers, Zella Ayers, Iva McLaughlin, Mary Schleehauf, Willard Anderson, Ralph Sacker, Harry Harper. Class of 1919: Lawrence Brown, Karl Franz, john Thornton, Donald Moon, Mary Eltzroth, Margaret Craig, Ruby Easton, Alice Hartfelter, Inez Mengle, Elizabeth Reed, Miriam Vandervort. ' Class of 1920: Everett Bennett, Elvin Ellis, Lester Hause, Lesley McLaughlin, Clyde McKinsey, James Smith, Werner Kelly, Ruth Achterman, Rhoda Belle Apgar, Carah Corwin, Calista Ford, Edith Hill, Carrie Kamps, Margaret Shawhan, Violet Schwartz, Alice Templin, Bernice Winstel, Elizabeth Weingartner. Class of 1921: Chester Harper, Gerald Moon, Marion Reed, Kenneth William, Mabel Corwin, Dorothy Dumford, Doris Dumford, Alice Ellis, Edith Harper, Laverne Harper, Ruth Leaf, Naomi Poppe, Martha Shoemaker. Class of 1922: Clarence Ayers, Clarence Kamps, Emerson Oberlin, Robert Stubbs, Francis Williams, Mary Corwin, Margaret Loy, Cecil Oliver, Stella Ramsey, Mary Smith, Helen Sch-leehauf, Laura Carroll, Verona Buchanan, Fulton Cain, Fred Howard. Class of 1923: Lawrence Knapp, John Harper, Helen Purdy, Hazel Martin, Robert Cook, Josephine Kelly, Reba Miars, George Simms, Emmett Bennett, Cecil Sybrant, Paul Winstel, Ruth Poppe, Lottie Leaf, Thelma Whitacre, Martha Ludlum. f ' 1:-: :-: 12:2 :-: 1929 :-: iz- X :': xx-:xr-2 X iff .ns as v Q 1742? Morrownian Memoirs '- B 52 '-we ' ' 2' X' f 1 I X Class of 1924: Carl Achterman, Mildred Baker, DeWitt Bowser, Robert Cou' den, Marietta Dunham, William Ellis, Marjory Forkner, Mary Frances Haney, James Henry, Louis Vernon Holland, Louis Kunker, Alice Leonard, Walter Leonard, Alice Gaile McKenzie, Gertrude Metcalfe, Florence Osborne, Marshall Reed, Elizabeth Stubbs, Mildred Whitacre, Katherine Williams. Class of 1925 : Howard Barnett, Myrtle Corwin, Miriam James, Wilma Corwin, -Carrie Corwin, Geneva Anderson, Julia Howard, Alice Heery, Chester Heery, Edra Thompson, Robert Lewis, George Slade, Naomi Achterman, Helen Craig, Lewis Brown, Francis Carroll, Norbert Duckworth, Ralph Weingartner, Randall Lilley, Marian Smith, Robert Fossett. Class of 1926: Ava Corum, Ethel Corum, Margaret Kunker, Dorothy Dare, Gladys Elliott, Howard Whitacre, Estel Leonard, Duke Metcalfe, Harold Brant, Viola Lehr, Erma Slade, Melva Cook, Neil Shawhan, Ruth Wardlow, Irma VVhitacre, Robert Walthall, Ethel Osborne, Eva Slack, Susie Coffey, Mildred Stayton, Jessie Taulbee, Elbert Achterman, Ralph Poppe, Emverson Harper. Class of 1927: Betty Roper, Ester Dunham, Margaret May Whitacre, Eilie Taulf bee, Alma Kelly, Callie Corwin, John Simpson, Marquis Brown, Albert Kunker, Beuf lah Shuff, Marie Heery, John Kelly, John Thorpe, Kinsey Hofer. Class of 1928: Thelma Saunders, Miriam McKenzie, Frances Hoke, Virginia Brown, Dorothy Holland, George Harper, Mabel Clark, Arlo Doughman, Orval Ayers, Roger Wetz, William Herbert, Lester Starkey, Mary Foley, Karl Kinner. same CALENDAR September 4--Freshmen few Sophomores many Juniors twenty Seniors twenty minus two. 5' -Changes were few In our daily schedule. 10-Seniors desks along west wall Were taken away for fear they might fall. 17-Today was the day to organize, Each class we had to recognize Our sponsors we chose From the start to the close. 21-This was the day we were not there For we were dismissed to go to the fair. 24-On the 24th of September Heriffjones displayed his rings, Seniors, don't you rememxber? October 1-On this day sweaters of green and gold The basket ball boys did carefully unfold. I!-2 2-2 I 22 I E! 1929 2-25 2-ZR 24 X!-ZS J' ' ,I gp up ' ' ,: X Us . . 4 Morrownian Memoirs , L s. Q:,:X:':j.:.: X A I K ' Il in 3-Our Senior class had a gingham and overall party X To which everyone went U And not a single soul was tardy. l H M 4-The Literary societies were organized. X One Friday the Athenians had to entertain. ,, k ' Some other Friday the Delphians had to do the same. 3 ' I Q A Freshmen and Sophomores had a party in the gym I X I am sure the attendance was not very slim. ' 1 N 11f12-Today we had a six week's test s, ' To ind out who had done his best. 19-The Juniors conducted a school affair. f How everyone did journey there! 5, up . H The play was fine, X And each booth took a dime. , I To try your luck or get to eat l U I2 But after all you were not beat. l ' 31-This day to the Seniors, Herff-jones did bring f X To some a pin, to others a ring. U ' 1 'A' X November 1 N 9-This was our opening Basket Ball game ,., 'A' Mason up to our town came. X 28-Athenians entertained us on this date H k Nb more school for a few days was our fate. H X I December ! N n 11-Mr. Clark, a famous astronomer addressed our assembly. ,., ' l 13--Victor Hugo's Judgment Day X i Was presented by the Seniors in a thrilling way. H 21-Today no one is sad -I VVe are all quite glad . X For Christmas cheer is drawing near. Q' ll' ' Ianuary I I 7--This was the day the Annual Staff was selected to do I H l All that was noble, good, and true. ' ,', ' y I 16-17--The Farmers' Institute this year l X Called on us for help and cheer In kind response we sent such numbers I , ' 22 That everyone overlooked our blunders. ' X 18-Zelia Corwin had a party y I For the Senior Class I-2 Some came early, some were tardy 3 X But all arrived at last. 8-Mid-year test a few days away 3 When they are over we will all say Hurray :I 13-Tests all over. Went oil' with a bang X But still we are the same old gang. II U' -2 2-2 I 21 I Z-I I 22 I EI 1929 .Zi X EIS 2-2 X I-2 X 52 S I- -..-swf-ax 4 TL f an I . NN. A 2: 2, Morrowman Memoirs ,- niggaz.: an X ' 1 -55 f- V '4 T ' :-: February A V p 9-Tonight at Hallie's we went coasting. I 2'2 Did we have fun? 2: l It's true without boasting Up hill we did run.. 2-I 5 11-Out to Gertrude Whitacre's was a Freshmen party l Coasting madeit seem quite larky. X I3-Alberta Parker had a Junior party. g.: Sure it was quite a thrill To go coasting down a hillfside, X And run into a rill. 3 22f23-Never shall we forget ,., Nor have we one thing to regret X That on this date at Lebanon f up Our girls the honor carried home, ,, VAnd our boys not far did roam. 25'-A surprise on Gerald Mengle was planned 1 And when they arrived he had to be fanned. - 2: 26-Heriffjones was here again today :': X This was the Juniors' turn to pay. I N For to them class pins and a ring W Are what he intends to bring. 3: March , 1-Our Basket Ball boys went to the U. C. gym, And downed Goshen with great vim, ,, But along came Manchester for the second fray ' ' And turned our boys on their homeward way. ' N 5-JuniorfSenior banquet plans N ' Are now in different committees' hands. f' 19-The faculty and Seniors were entertained 'a N Out at Hallie Whitacre's sugar camp. lvlerriment and laughter, it is a fact did reign :': The weather! Was it damp? '2 U' I 8f9-And the sunny days of the 8th and 9th N Exams will end the Seniors strife. N 11-Baccalaureate services were attended. I For the Seniors, their school life was ended. :Q X 16-Commencement! is here at last But surely the Seniors will not forget the past. 22 17-Farewell-And as this comes to a close 2-I May God on high fHow well He knowsj Guide the footsteps of our Seniors here, I 5: Of Morrow High School, year after year. 3 ou 2-2 Z2-2 122 I 2-2 I 2-2 I 2-2 1929 2'2 X 2-28 2-2 X 2'2 X2-2 Q OUR ADVERTISERS ww. ' en one shaft ther l ' O xlnfrml wlrz' mu-3 of lurk. B111 n'ln'n our umf xrlrnhuflll Anulml lay Cull- lon iv fnllolnwl imnmliulrly by mmllwr! aml mlolflrr uuril ffwy n'jm'xwll 41 full- liununv rvronl of m'lrir1wllullI, lfwfl il rum! umm Xoml umrkmm1l.vfrip. Dvhzilx of lfre wmwvxflfl Crmfon plan ll ill glmll-3' br' lqizvu uilfmul IIIYIIIQIVHOII I0 any Amina! mlifnr, ur' rrlmlagw, :Nm ix il1ff'rr'.vfe11. -vw-oooo THE CAN gm GRAXHNG D ELECT! COMDA A-nv Ci- gn Sli ig ' 4 Morrownian Memoirs ,,-.B u Quin Q K Y in --.-------..................................... Lit: .... BT .......-...--...--.-.. - 1 ------------n------ Y K The A Y Morrow Lumber COlI1pHH ELMER E. FOSSETT, Manager 5 5 Morrow, Ohio ze PHONE ss a LATH COAL A i LIME PAINT l 2-2 BRICK PLASTER L , SHINGLES GLASS SI-IEETROCK CEMENT 2, WALLBOARD LADDERS X GALVANIZED WHITE LEAD gg 5 ROOFING CAREY ROOFING 5 X CONCRETE BLOCK LUMBER AND MILL WORK :-: for any job furnished quick. ,-, E We're always trying to make better service and lower prices. E Q E Estimates on alny material list cheerfully furnished without Q L .io E obligation. 5 X X 5. ......------------ .- -------------------- --HT--T-i -------------------------------.-.. 9 .............. -.i' I I If 3 2: Z 2: I 5: 5: :ii zz S HX!-2 S LN! Y'-. --: f Nxf'T -La, 4,ffk- ' M 'nian Menxoirsg , , .......................... g L-g:.'.--.:s::i:--.:. ...................... .. .... ------- 1 I1 ug 21 2, orrow 4 I ll , - - :I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I gr ' ' ' ' - The Lebanon Lumber Company E F. B. Post, Mgr. Lebanon, Ohio I L -v-:gunna--1- -p-1p1vp-nn-----------------------------------------n---u--up-p-1--ppnppppppppupp up--- I ----- ----------.---------------------.---.--..---.---.----------.--.-----.-.-..----------.-- The Hartshorn Studio Has made pictures for this Annual which are very satisfactory. The Annual Staff recommends Mr. T Hartshorn to our students and any one wishing pic- tures made. i He also does the general line of framing, copying, i and enlarges all lcincls of pictures. T 2 qKoDAKfin1Shingp ZW E! I!! 1929 22? ZGSLS tsr'r'tttnn S----- '1f I BUILDING for the FUTURE Cemetery MBTHOTIGIS 6350052555 Lebanon ' Lgt 5 GQ' We Put the 0 K ' :-2 Where To? : H in Cooking 2: Apgar s 2-2 Pierce s Barbecue Restaurant ,, 2-2 5 5 E Q O . 5 E e trea you right ay an SCIVICC Station 5 g night , X y Q E Q And give no cause for sorrow E i f 2-2 E E E So eat your fill, leave your good E li X g 650062555 g will 5 f 3 r E E And call again at Morrow E E Morrow, Ohio Morrow, Ohio E 5 . I . a,.------------------------------------------------.ll 5.-----------------------.----.------.-----...,----.g ,, r.,,, T1 iiiiiiiiii?f?3fiif,,. T 5 QQ 77 E 7 Charles W. Schwartz Sr Son Y r 7 , Ohio, 5., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, x 3 3 , 1 X I X d W r cl ci I -: :-: f :-: :-: 1 :-: 1 sz :-:x :-:x :.. :-:x:-: , V ,I L 'lc ,Q Z Z Z!! Morrownian Memoirs .. ,' L '9'- I .' I It IS easrer to be well known known I-IAT SHOP We strive and des1re to be both Let us supply you with Flour Feeds Coal Llngene and all kinds of Building Mat6f13lS We spec1al1ze in the manufacture and dis tr1but1on of these commodities HOSICFY Novelties The Dewey Bros Company Lebanon, Ohio Blanchester, Ohio Rhoda L Hey don t squeeze my hand so hard Eugene K Pardon me I thought it 3 J R Coffman 6??X'390S55 .. 2 Hallie W.: I refuse to take part unless GIOCCYICS 86 MEMS r . l you alter the manuscript. l Mrs. Porter: Why? X -' Hallie: It requires me to be stabbed in ' ' ' the prologue and I prefer to be stabbed somewhere else. i n ' Our aim is to please you p I Mr. Newburg: Zelia when was Rome . ui t- 6'55Z39iXi55 Zelia C.: At night. r Mr. Newburg: Who said that? 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E 3 I ' 5 Robert B: His uniform, of course. g.. X 5 for emma 1 gg 3 E Mrs. Porter: What is a waffle? E 3 X E Good Shoes E Ruth Emma: A non'skid pancake. E I -., . Ggmkgb :-: E H ldShllftbktbll yi N 5 MW 5 Whiz thafrelloz: 21-sis a,:5:f:1.,5 I If E ways cheering? E 23 X E Lebanon, Ohio ' E E 1 I-I E E Paul Thompson: Ann says she thinks E 'V' X E 5 E I am a wit. E 1 N E E E Earl McDonald: Well, she's half right. E ,', Q .......... ..... ..... ..... ...... l If V ................................................ I -: 1:-z f :-: :-: f :: 1 sz 1929 :-: X :-:x :-: x za: x :-: ZZ!! Morrow? Memoirs I if ---f-------------------------------------------- ---4 :Z -------------------------------- 1 n S Compliments E E You're always welcome at the E f of Lebanon House Ii E : 5 and the E g-g Sweet Shop Marilyn S X s Restaurant I M M5 Good Food .' I GMM S da Fountain ' I E o 2: N . en 2: Lebanon Ohio OP Tin 3 X E , Midnight E I 3 E Lebanon, Ohio 5 E: -.-- r ....1...,...............f...1t.....11.1 l Watt St Patterson 1 5 WILMINGTON, OHIO S 5 Southern Ohio's Department Q Store For I-Iigh Class Merchandise i I Since 1900 it' il ' ' ' ''' ' it -ZZ!-2152 :-:1:': fs: 1929 X:-:xx-:xx-:xz-2 j --- 'M filfrx Q , 3.1 I, ' ' .' Q., U 5302.2 orrowman Memoirs ,.b 0. QMS., in . A 4, . . X ,5 ......................... BZ .......... 2325, 50.5 ............ IE .......................... . QE 1 h Always - 3 E T e E E The Newest of the New E 3 X Morrow Natlonal in f 3 Q B k E 5 Smart Apparel for Q 3 X E E E Women and Misses E I E Morrow, Ohio 2 E . E N ,, g E I Ch1Cl : in X E Solicits your business in all lines E E Charming! E 0 I 5: E of safe Banking. 3 E Individual! E 3 X Q Originally established in about 1860 l Inexpensive! l I Capital 525,000 The 2: Q Surplus and Unclividecl E Q ' ' l 3 X e P1-ofics518,000 i Fashlon Shvppe E I Q E 10 South Broadway 5 E. c. DUN!-IAM, calmer ' Lebangn, ohio :-: S 3 5 K S1-1oES - DRESSES - NOTIONS xi DRY GooDS Q MEN'S FURNISHINGS 5 K E All Kinds of Rubber Footwear E The Home Store 3 p E H. N. SMITH, Proprietor 5 X i 5 Phone 26 Morrow, Ohio E I x ' L' 6 f ' T ' 5 ' 5' 1 ': Z3 Z3 I If I 5: I 3 1929 Z-IX 35 24 i:':X!-2 S Q Q Z ' Morrownnan Memoirs I 5 Good Furniture and Rugs Ar Modern Prices From an Athle ic Goods Friend Wilmington Ohio One of the Largest 6330957555 Furniture Stores in Southern Ohio , i Howard Iams s Always . Confectionery Quality Meats . 2-2 E Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Cigars, E E 5: 5 Candy, Lunches and : 5 5 News Stand 5 Fred O. james ,, 5 . L 1, , oh' N -'- ' Bus Station e anon 10 -'- .. Phone 19 and 109 E A Q E Morrow, Ohio : E u E . E Always pleased to serve E K ------------------------------------ - -5. Q Lp -----------------.-----.------------- --........ 54 7 'I 52 f 5: 5: I 5: I 5: 1 929 3 5 HS H S 3 S 5: S 2' .... ...... ..,..,,. ........ ,... . G. M. Rice a ------ -- ---------------------------------1- 't Y 5 7 X I ffsffs-sa :Z MorrowExiMenjirs 5 li ' O ' ' if lim''mmmnmmmmmnmmm'mul :-: Q High Grade Toilet The Articles 66 Koclak Supplies Morrow Garage i 3 E The i I Haines 86 Smith E 2-I A Mounts-Loeher X Drug Company Gasoline, Oils, Repairing 3 E and Storage ' I Morrow, Ohio I X I I .. if E Morrow, Ohio E 3 E Phone No. 21F2 Phone NO' 105 E 3 Xt -..-. -----.-.---------.----- .------ --.- - - i l 5: Hart Schaffner 86 Marx zu: X The ' f 3 E P E E Clothes will help-they're good E 3 E Bank ' E and they stay that way. E R E Morrow, Ohio E E E ,., S 5 5 M. B. Hyman 5 1 X Q With Assets over 5221000 SL Son t -I S Rend u - - inu e ervice 5 i E erZndP15:o2cririn.s Hart, Schaffner 86 Marx x y i Pay Interest on Deposits 5 Cloths? E Q i E Rent Deposit Boxes for 32.00 . l Lebanon, Ohio E I :-: ---..-..-..-.-..-'.- - .-..-.....'-.-. .. ..--. I ----'..--.---..I.-..-..-.----...-....-..-.- 3 -: 1:-2 1:-: :-: sz 1 :-: 1929 :-:x :-xx :-: x :-:x :-: KX ' ,ey EZ!! M rr ' M ' '-Ii X Q, 0 7 I5 ' ' - ------------'-'---'-----'-'----- ' ' -1 E LETS GO S 1 H ' l l Ci I oppes S an BATHING - BOATING - FISHING - CAMPING Concrete Pool and Sand Beach S Chicken Dinners and Plate Lunches E 2-2 E Private Parties Our Specialty E 1 E Located on Three C's Highway E 3 E Phone Loveland 902 At Fosters, Ohio E E Evenings 903 A. Hoppe Co. E Y is nnunncnucuunuunnqnnnqpnnnqinnpgnqqppngppg'gq.ggg.....-.....gggppggqgpqpnnngnnnpnpng u qnqnnnnnnqnqpggggqg y McCormick-Deering Tractors and Farm Machinery P 7 I. H. C. Trucks Hupmobile Cars C. C. Qsloorn za. 5 Wilmington, Ohio J 1 :-: f zz 1 :-: f sz 2: 1 929 :-: x :- x :-: x :-: x :-: , iiff'-'E ' Qu . . ..,.... If .... 2 Kelse 's Service SZ . u EH. Hoppe SL Co X 5 3121011 : : - General Store 3 l Morrow, Ohio A SILVER FLASH 5 Fosters, Ohio I I I l X : G Dealers in 2-2 E Mobiloil - Quaker-State Coil E M - IITIC x E Fisk otor 011 Road Material S E Seiberling E W d 5 d h ul. f L. ' ' : O movin an 3. In O lve 2-I E Ke11Y'SPr1ngf1ri-lfi E estock at vegy reasonablegprices g ires : X WE AIM TO PLEASE TELEPHONE 904 ? E H. Kelsey Loveland, Ohio F T-.. .....,.,.........,,,,, , ..... .............. - U E Phone 106 1 Randall Lilley E L, W , Smith :-: Electical Contractor i X Q Q 697090555 U . . . 3 p E Housewn-mg, Fixtures 5 E Burglar Alarms Staple and Fancy K i Door Bells and Motors T 2 E Repairing of all kinds I-2 i East Mill Street E Morrow, Ohio X i Morrow, Ohio : : L ................................... ..... 5 i L ...... ................................... -: 1:-: 1:-: :-: 1:-: : 1929 3-:x :-:x :-z z-:x x 2 Q Z 'f Morrowman Memoirs I 5 ' CLINTON JNO H BGOTH SUPPLY CO St l Sh pp ye 0 C Sporting Goods Tires 86 Accessories Compllments of a Friend S HAINES GL CO 7 Headquarters for correct and fashionable styles ' , i . millinery dresses coats and lingerie . A G d St . Blanchester Qhio S. FRED co. LEBANON, oH1o l X n L. .................. .. ...........---.--------------- 1 --------------------------------------------.-...... 5.7 1 -2 Z!-2 22 I!! E2 I 5. 1929 EIS EIS HX!-IX!-2 X f' t' . jf . .......,.. l ..... .......... . .,..,. Comp iments of E E H E A E . . E ' Wilmington, Ohio . E 5 l E Lebanon, Ohio ' U ' S fu-ffm'fffffff. ' -f f -fH'''ffffffffffffffffffffWIm -jj I Y Q ' 7 - - - ...,.....................,,..,.. , .,,,,,.,,...,.. - I A t rio ov! 1 .. i 1 M . uf' 'ff ,ffl X : : 5 'Wt-1-l '-kv BZ Morrownian Memoirs :gill Qakniz. ,Yi 'f ' ' ' 1 5' ' ' ' 22 E E E x 2 E U-I E ' : , xi 5 R S , , : Compliments g - 3 E ay Wlgeft , E and i ' u : I B Q X ' - - est Wishes 2: MEATS AND 2 . f 2 : u O X GROCERIES : - in E E . l M s H Dr. Remark X 5 orrow, : :-: ' - - - l Ohio ' : Morrow, Ohio X 5 E 5 :: E ' - X E : ' I. .... Sy Lv-- D.. i IE' --I lg '---------------'------------------------ ---- l X E l E john Hill: What would you call a E2 l E E E man who tried to hide behind a woman's X 5 L E P d : i ski-lmglar: 1,3211 iiclolisihagician. if 5 . lll' ' 655000555 X E 0 V I 5 Miss Deeter: Quincey, use the word N E 1 E avaunt in a sentence. K E I E hQuincey Baker: Avaunt what avaunt ' ' ' t it. ' BARBER SHCP ' W en mmm .. l 5 ' E 6932000655 I l E 1 E d Evelyn Lehr: Was it cold New Years ' ' ' ay? N E E E johai Hill: I'll saly it was. Why it was ' ' al so col that day t at the sunshine froze X E l l on the pavement and we had daylight all n 5 E E that night. M5 is X 5 E X l g ' E Grandma Wager: How is it, Sir, that 3 E Morrow, Ohio I E I End you kissing my granddaughter? g g How it IS? I ' I Gerald Mengle: Wonderful, ma'am, l ' : wonderful up Q : : ' .C . I . N lv IUHIIIIIIIIIIII nnuunnn - -J 55 an--.-.-........... ......,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 'I I 2-I Z Z-I Zi I E2 I TI 1929 .3 S HS 52 S 22 X I-2 S , L AN x, X I A , X I X 5 .Y ld l X. l . 1 X L , . N, ...JF': : to fb' pf: -4v'N.u Ki Nlorrownian Nlemoirs I + - yg I-I H , U X ' UGH l-X U 13 Q ItlrHRO'N6 x 13 ' I I Q LK a mi ' wifgq, GL cafe I. . v------ -Q S FRED KAHN MOTOR CAR CD S E HUDSON-ESSEX AGENCY E X Lebanon, Ohio X --------.--------..-.-.-----------------------, Ir----------------------------------------------. We invite you to visit our City and when here we would greatly appreciate a visit from you. Our goods and our prices will please you. Gkflsikgb Schilling's Grocery 23 South Broadway Lebanon, Ohio Phone 232 and 235 , . I u ' l ' 1 u u I I n n u I , u , l , u , u , u . l I I , u , u ' l ' n u I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Mr. Frump's advice: Do unto others as you are done hy. Ggvfbikigb Gerald M.: See, Dad, I've won a lovf ing Cup Mr. Mengle: Son, I didn't think you cared for girls. 65v'43Gi?6?5 Irvin Ayers: I say, Mr. Purdy, could you give me a job? Mr. Purdy: Sure, here, paint this bar' ber pole. Irvin A.: O. K., but where do I get the striped paint? Olive S.: I got ninety this month. Eunice A.: Honest? Olive S.: No, the usual way. GEWQQXIS Visitor: How do you like Mcirrow High School? Earl Mc.: Closed, of course. .3 5,-,--------------------------------- - E1 ,,, A.,,,.,,A,, . , , 1929 A in L- -xi' h '15-1 - ---- X I' ,422 Lis-,J 1 5 1 2 L F4 f, 'Q 1 ff' .V 'Y pSz3 Z'ffE7i-f 'f: 'ii--ff' '-bfi-'2f'i-2931 'i ' 4? if'SE51'?7i:f ' l' Q- fIx'Ql 'i'fQ f-'-'ff .W ,v , f? f ' 'fl , ' V- A . M Lv r, 2' lf 25' :giving '5' M311 V-zfiiirilf Fiwzla I flff' ' fm- ' vi M. - .x wgs -X L .V ',.,L,AZyg!,m . V ,,.,..,-3, Q-Q. ,,-,.,5k, ,W , ,. ,, ,. ,. Q ,, . 4-.,,,. ,in ,Agia f- ,af?-gm ugly? wwf gg- .M , ww, gf. 'yay 55' an v, i,,,,,.4-1 gy I N ,W Q., gf , , W W . w. 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