Madison High School - Highlights Yearbook (Portland, IN)

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X f -ff -fx -'-ff--A flew-is clfsii-+ 5 Q 1 I..-.,.-, ...i ....., . . . i -- ----V-1 . r'-'- f- he 4 !fhff- - -M A-1-as N 'ff 7 ' .... .... W' 5 ... ffQIIfIDI5ON as ji wvobsiog .XI f fxf I 'I f fi f FOREWORD it In this volume of the Madison Year Book the Senior I t Class has tried to bring before the friends and patrons f N Of OH? school the true happenings, the activities, and f the general progress of our school. I il This hook is entirely the work of the Senior Class f f along with the helpful suggestions of our advisor, Mr. f li Brown, and others who were interested in this undertaking. I kvj The pictures in this book were taken by Mr. Hunt ' of The Hunt Studio in Portland, Indiana. The staff is !Ay grateful to nr. Kenneth H. white of Muncie, Indiana for gi the use of his 78A A. B. Dick Mimeograph machine and l ' other mimeograph equipment which he so graciously loaned fl and rented to us so that we might print this hook. The f jg staff also appreciates the co-operation of the South- western Publishing Comuanv of Cincinnati, Ohio, makers I I L 5 I . I if I I X I X. I II XI X. I I KN, I . of Commercial Text Books, in furnishing us the cover XJ paper for the MADISON '55. This oooh is printed on 80 pound Westvaco Eggshell paper which was furnished by The XX Chatfield Paper Corporation of Cincinnati. Ohio. The Ii DOOKS were hound by the Portland Daily Sun Joh Printing lx Department, while the white silk cord was furnished by IX the C. F. Baum Company of Chioapo, illinois. The staff also wishes to thank all those who helped in any way to I! make this hook possible. XJ We are very grateful to the advertisers who helped so generously to make this hoox a financial success. I' We trust that in return for this generosity that you show them your appreciation by diving them your patron- X age. , lx we sincerely hope that you will appreciate our ef- forts and that in the years to come you will find this book to gain in value. . N I R XI I gy, fx, f N -,ff-M -'nm ww- X 'rw -'P x X , f K ,1 .P ,X -ka-. f' X... -- . - -b - ,,,,,! , , l I nil' 'x ,j',fmRw z I I x. f, , i 1 4 xN . X. rx ,Na . . ., g I xx X D N Q N, ,frx I -,f-v -fu H'-' fbi J LJLJLWA. 1 101' I f X +' 1'-LPM ff '--'fldihou Hiffh C-chf'f17 sig, A...'., .3 J ull-1 Lin- D I Q. L., vvf.. N or CT 1955, 13-ccfiuse -al mis co-fzperaiglcwn, lvce, 1.553362-L13 i.z1u5EuT, us, do xx! -1f JL':-AV: U1 ' fA'T3'f, 1.'g1lL1:1m of Lim Madison Year' . ,, . ..Av p 9 . -. .A ., V - 'fx Ax 'Lg U-W .4 L 313321, HI . :'gz4I'ull,1 Q. 1:-I'llL'Cl:'.E1. X i i a Ny 'A-X X Q---- - I f'Q--'--'A-- ,'-'- ---J'- --'- f---.-- 4.,-- --. .-L .-... ,--nw-A f f 'iw Y x 1 X I iw- ,ff --Na .I we-,P-X 5' --Au X K MIK.. NX ff A-QF X- A r it J- rf 'XX 'lm'-Y.. nf' X--'QW'-U' F I, x Q-A -Y 1. K N I- Nw , X .1 il x 1 f I ?.-.-....... I -----1---Q.-..,.-.. .,..,...-......-.,.....-....... - -. 1 '--'-'- , , V l' -L ...,..- 1 . .,, .. ,- 1 1 . : A-.df Nmlil--il,. . fi., -f ',. '.,,c . -0 ' N. It ll- x of- if, x X lv: fg . f 1 -, f H, f X X I t 3 ff' XX- .X 9 1 U , f Nw 1 5 !,,... .-5 OQX I K I Ly fx-3 F 1 I I 4 , , F i 1 I .A I 1 H -t if nal' T I 5 L 5 J fl Ii! i I 2 Lvl fbi lg 3 'R fi U W. If 2, X, s.........-..........-. ... . ....,.-....... History of Madison School The Madison High School building was finished in the fall of the year 1925. Most of the building was com- pleted during the time that William Rousch was trustee. The finishing of the building and the equipping was done by Samuel Kuder, the next trustee. Our school building is a modern structure of nine- teen rooms. A continuous commission was given to the school on the basis of a 6-6 plan. That is, the first six grades are down stairs, and the seventh and eighth grades and the four year high school are upstairs. with this system of teaching it is possible to HHV6 an exper- ienced teacher for each subyect group in the upper six grades. Each teacher is able to devote more time to the separate classes in the field in which he is specialized. ' The present faculty is composed of seven teachers in the Senior and Junior A. S. and three teachers in the lower six grades. Madison nigh School has become well Known in de- bating, oratorical contests, athletics, and many other lines. Our debating teams have proved the equal of others in this territory. Our oratorical representatives have won many laurels for the school. In athletics we are always equal and some times better than our neighbor- ing schools. We have been COUNTY CHAMPIONS in basketball six times and one time in baseball since the school start ed twelve years ago. A commercial course was added to this school in the year 1927. Since that time many students have taken ad- vantage of this course. The present enrollment of the upper six grades is 154. 89 of these students are in the four year high school, while 45 students are in the seventh and eighth, grades. The enrollment in the lower six grades is 121 ' students. x X -.f ,MQTX X in ,.Mlb f-,H ., i.,f WM . ,W x ff N.....Lj.....j 'x,,...:.i-..---! 'x..,-,:i-,.,.,- .3 X-..,--.T.L,,-,,,,f 2 0 ' f ff - -1-' --- rr FD G - ' f MADISON ff- 'Q 1 V5 ,. X, 1 1 Q I i 1 N 'AF M fqfwVpf M? i f f 4,- xv' Lf' -.J , J 5 -j. ' 2 I EUXXE U t if ?l Ml 'mf rl P1 LXR X? Q,1...f fLX NK-ij C if V ,. .1 xl -- 'V fix xx gf 1 QQ V V2 l fx fx! I X 1 I, KI., . ' , 4 -ix 'ILL 6 - 3 5A ., n 3' S' V Q. I ' f A -x - ' --1 Wg: 1 f + f:H if ' ,,- , Q? if imfligggiglii.gih35+tHdEEm ' ZW -i T Af Lil: '41 b - A If Ep5s,h0Iff ,. ...---f I I Q- I P ff J f....Q.'15 fliilf f '5 2 P 4, giifjly .H,,...... ...-....,. ,V .-......,,,-,. V, -, .Mx N '1 x f ,Xf,', 1' - ., .X ,..- '- 'XX ff X Xl F ., I' ,, I 1. XX X,-,,,,,,,..,.,,,.,,-', N-- X . Q X 5 Q I 1 it g. ,,r f i X - x v .. ., - - . .. . , 1 I . , 1 -.-..... .. ,...f e NV- .,..- ,,.-.,-..,,,-fl XX f f H K ',- H Y' X SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class of nineteen hundred and thirty- five has the distinction of oeinw the first class that O has nad an opportunity to tone its entire twelve years of schooling in madison School. All members of our class A have not had this opportunity, as eleven memoers of our f ' class have enrolled later. oeorge smith, .welter Rhodes, , Donald Lee, Elsie Scnoler, evis Deluoter, denrietta shef- 1 fer, Glates Girton, Kenneth Hemp, and max D. Mcpaoghlin ff are the members of the class who have spent all of their Q' School years at Madison. ,X In the fell of the year nineteen hundred and thirty- :' W one became Freshmen. Oar class numbered 32 students f who really didn't Know what it was all about. How we ,X sorvived the frowns of mr. Brubaker in slgeora is not fl Known, out somehow we escaped. I 7 , gf The next year, nineteen hundred and tnirt,-two, ly! found E4 Sopnomoreslstrobdlini lu the ,rosy of oiolomy 5 and its very Hxindu teaener. Lverjone goesed tnroo,n f ' the ,ear safely and before Wu gnew it school was out. if Qi ' Jhen we became Juniors our class memoersnip was 33. ,Ax we ned e din idea of oottino on a play out beiore the tf year was over our dreams oeosmo real, and wits the driv- gg ini iorce oi nr, ncteugnlln, we finally Jive ogr venture LM! into the drematicel word, onich in sgito oi oor ieers for the worst DeC3mc a success. The Junior-Senior reception, ffw which was financed o, this play,wes another step in our 5, , senool lite. fx. anyone that believes the Senior year is full of gli! leisoe end spare time most have SliQQsj tnroogh Civics .5 annoticej oj its teacher. This fear nas Kept twenty Seniors busy in the events, studies, and other activities of the school. ,Soon we nope to get our diplomae end.be- I,c' come members of the dignified nlumni. what will happen ,I then? We do not Know, we can only hope. if I S if tx! Q f fill' 5 a'7ii?fifj1itfi.n-5 , ,ilk fgiifiiiiix ,f:f:cii'2': w, ,f X L f,,..,l., x ,,.Wil,..f ix,,i.4l..liiff wemW,lg..l,,,f Nx,,mMMgw,,mM,f N 'gk - I w -. ,f x ' X 'X ' - ,. -,H ,- VN V 'h 1 l -2 1 -- ...- , -. .. ..--- I .,.-,. , - . .,, R I U . ,,. .1 , ..,.......... ..-.i.,. i, l I T Iii W -OC Q K V' I 1 la .1 J-.ff ggi . I, . 'I .1 N A I X 0' 0 5 I 1 , V ! I 1 ' ur' , I f l I 4 1' f r I 3 I 4 x I 1 e . N 1' 'f . Xxx ' fix I I i 1 fa l , f 3 . I LX'-.fi 1 X lr! Y FACULTY LADLSCN TOJNSHIP SCHOOL ix' .E , 5 12 First row: H. S. Bribaner, Princigal, mathematics and xii if Coach, Emma 5. Jurnock, Grages 5 and 65 Marie Bibler, 71 Xl Grades 3 and 43 Mabel W. lckes, Grades l and 23 Blanche xv! fx Lefever, Art, Health, home Lconomics, General Science and A E Mdtnematics. When the Picture was taxon miss Jibler was V'w It sibsxitlting for Gladys 6. Miller. g'q ff if J .3 Second row: Clarence gcLauQnlin, Agriculture, Science, Q.! 1 Mathematics, and Geoursphyg Princes L. Bruoaker, Social I 5 5 Ltidies ind Lnglishg Thelma lidier, Social itidies and Q 5 tvf .xgiishg Helen Kelley, Latin, Lnglisn, and Music, Lverett Qvj , E. Brown, Commerce, Physical Education ind Assistant Coach. mx' 'fx , mr. Henry J. Bortncr has been the County Superintend- ', 3. ext I gcmoole for Jiy Goanty durinb the school year l934- , .l955. Mr. J. A. Roush was the Trustee for Madison Township gl lg the first semester, bit nr. Eenry Ocgler :ss been Trustee I f 3 i siscc Janolry 7, l95S. ff , . 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' AVIS PELf+!Vff34?-3 ii' T,0Oi'5ffl g pi oiee club 1, 2, 5, 4, Jimmy, ee Careful , Nine sun- 39 I 5 bonnet, Girl , Alumni Rainer, 1-Molson '55. , I I BETTY iffveile .CJ eliefi 5, .J fN in 4, Giee Ciao 5, 4, Jimmy, Be Careful , The sun- 2 ,ly oonnet Giriug Assistant Art Editor, MADISON '55, nHill- i ! Billy Shown. . T Goff-rise Grew 1 if l Wy Glee Club 1, 3, 45 NThe Sunbonneb Girlng Circulation X Q Manager, MADISON '35. X 1 fx 5 l iiwwwi me snip 1 1 jx' C-lee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art lg Hill-Billy Show , The X, I I Sunbonnet Girlu. E DQNQLD OB- lf.'fDO3? 5 Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, President, i Junior Glassg Vice-President, Senior Class, Art lg Sec- I! I retary-Treasurer, Freshman Clase, HHill-Billy Shown, as X Assistant Advertising Manager, MADISON '35. X1 'x l ' EWL iw S SeeeEXlfl Basketball l, 2, 45 NHill-Billy Shown, Assistant Adver- ' V' fx tising Manader, MADISON '55, President, Freshman Class. Y A 3 l iiggg svzeylfioofsiiiis QD-fp, T 1 Qi Basketball 5, 4, Glee Club 4, President, Booster Club 55 if 1, President, Sophomore Class, NThe Sunoonnet Girlug Editor If MADISON '35, HJimmy, Be Carefuln. , eovamiie 25212512 cffeaaiwiez X' KAN ll ' i in We K' I ' HHill-Billy Shown. Q --ff '- , -ff --- --xx -- fill?-QQ-l K4 X, 2 O e,, oi, 2- , ,-1,-i....,,. .. -.,. ..,..,,,,, X xx v .. N 'N ' I 2 ' I f --...-,-, Q.. L..-...,..... , f' X f' - ,- ..,, X ,f W W vu, X 6 fx - N L .gy x X! Q-M' xl xv -pw X' g vt If 1 M I X s X X XX P Q-uf --.-.--- . ............4 X 1 ' - , , rv .xx L...-..Q. .-..-,.. -. ... f . ,..- .+.i....-........-, W vyrv-. Y ,.- QQ 49' lfrmdl F' .1 g...1 SANIORS First row: Glates Girton, Lois stead, Marjorie More- hcus, Betty Evans, Llsie Scholar, Avis Delauter, and HenrleLLa Shaffer. Second row: Kenneth Kemp, Paul May, Ralph Lhumaker, max D. McLaughlin, walter Rhodes, and George Smith. Top row: Leon Jhitesel, Lverett Pfeifer, Donald B. Lee, Robert Sipe, Carl Bibler, and Floyd Reynolds. Paul 5. Jallace was absent. SENIOR CLASS OFFICQR5 President ------------ ------------------- Vice-President -------------------------- Lecretary-TreasJrer+- ---------------- -- Coonsor ---------------- --------- ------- - na A '-' X r-'- '- '-'-- W- X .f-- - -H-H1 - -A ff-W --- N '-'x -Q. -- -- ..... N. f .J-,V --, I, ,f -a.-,-,-...X ...--v ---P ..!'NX,..gL...uMf N..W4Lg...f X,.M.LQ.,-, George Smith Donald B. Lee Elsie scholar Mr. Brubaxor :Q W xx -TE r I 1 i'1 iQ! avi ll!-X5 ifw v'4 1 I ii! 5. I X! A iff Zi! gf! iff xl ,fxl SW H? MQ PM rf fi ov! ff? wg ?'E Sfi 2 5 Sxj xf X Z5 X1 Va! 5 fx M2 kfi WXKN 31 xii 5 5 !,.,.,,... K ' X ,....-.....,..,.. ....., -..N . ..- ! ,,. 3z,Nnf-XX 'ff ' if , 7'Tf' xx l x IFJ x,,...f.,-.,,f X MA Bloom Q Q ,Q sggligl .A-- 4 r l -l..l.ll.l--m---,l.....f' xu ,X MAEJORIE gioaasous ,C 'lfom,my'fl ,i Art 1, 2, 4, aloe club 1, 2, 5, 4, 'The sonoonnot Glrlug 'H NJ1mmy, Be Carefdlug HHill-Billy Shown, Secretary-Treasurer 1 Junior Classg Calendar Editor, MADISON '55 if FLOYD REYNOLDS CHco1o5P1 ,F ' 'PH111-Billy snow i fl WALTER RHODES Cndedil Q 5 Art 1, 2, 4, Baseball 2, 5, 4, HHill-Billy Shown, HJ1mmy, 'wt Be Carefulng Associate Editor, MADlSON '55. 4 Hswalsttqvsatrrgg ggeoggyll fm, Glee Club l, 2, 5, 4g HJimmy, Be Carefulug HThe Sunbonnet , I' Girlug Social Editor, MADISON '55. I f RALPH SHUMMKER CVSDOQJYJ I j Basketball 1, 5, 43 Baseball 4g Vice-President, Sophomore U Class, Glee Club l, Z, 5, 4g NJimmy, Be Carefulug nThe 1 'r Sunbonnet Girlng Vice-President, Booster Club 55 HHill- Billy Shown, Sports Editor, MADISON '55, fb li, Etsrtosqootos ,guootnvz fi 'Art lg Gles Club 1, 2, 5, 4, President, Booster blob, 4, f Q HJimmy, Be Carefdlug HThe Sunbonnet Girlng nrt Editor, j lt MADISON '55, Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class. V Rostat slss gnsotup if Basketball 2, 5, 42 HJimmy, Be Carefulug Glee Club l, 25 I Mimeograph Director, MADISON '55, it LUIS STEED C, Eyao l 4 Glee Club l, 2, 5, HJimmy, Je Carefulug Music and Play Xxx Editor, MADISON '35, '1 Lsou wslttsgt Knoiovg r by Glee Club l, 2, 5, 4, HThe bunbonnet Girlng HJimmy, Be I Carefulu. bv, glut wnttsog fnlrishnl nHill-dilly Shown. 4.? :i'f'f v N, T!f, i --v-- f ew- X - X 1' N.,f ,... .L-4... I-,f::g,,j:ggz ans :ummm IllEF' 5.4-'E gg M.. Q' wiv , A' mfs 3 M , 'Zi' N , WW 'T LJ JUNIORS First row: Leta Steed, gary milLnalcr, Hallie Shauver, Jaan Biblcr, Emma Louisa O,nler, Run, hay, and Hazel Smith. Sbconi row: Fahivn bhcffur, Lvcrett dilf1Ker, Everett Locxcr, william Ainxle, Hoourt Loy, David Huiieagur, and Harold Petro. Top row: Lawrance ualtvrs, Marion Bnauvcr, Harry Hoon, Robgrt Gggting, Prana Silvvrtnoruu, Jilbur Denndy, and James Uorenuus. Grace Stoner was aQ5:nt. JUNIOQ Cgpig QFBIQQRS Prgsident ---- - ---- ---- ------- -- ---- - ---- --Grace btonvr Vicg-President ------------- - ---------- ----Harold Petro qecretQry-Trcasurur---- --------- H---------Hazgl omith sponsor - ---- - ------------------ ---- ------mr. McLaughlin -.-.. ...-- -X5 f ,,- P .lf N-u -,M XX? ,' -...6 X D g X N If N .' ' X N ' 1 NN ff X , ..,,. .. . ,.., -. .-,. Mn. ..,. . ... 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Vice-President----f-- ----- ----- ---- -------Lavon Snaneyfelt ,' Secretary-Treasurer-Q-e -'------ ---- --+ ---- Kenneth Pfeifer li Sponsor -------- -------------f ----- '-----Q--Miss Kidder 4 E eoeeoiaoaee 'V U ,XX Those in the picture below are as follows: First row: Martha Scholer, Georgia McGuire, Grace ff Manor, Geraldine Hartniok, Virginia Eley, Carmela Preston, f' Edith Matchett, and Margaret Baldauf. fl' Seoond row: Edith Grile, Pauline Locker, Janet Con- hkf stable, Phyllis Springer, Geraldine Snauver, Lavon Snaney- X, felt, Faye Lewis, and Louise Morenous. :ii Third row: Dale Locker, Dale Lnrnart, Glen Berger, 'T Roger Stoner, Tnorel miller, George Tneurer, and Earl ff wayne Fowler. - ' ,Q io ' Top row: Loren Bartling, Carl Pease, Elbert iiiatcnett, -Rf Elvin Lee, and Ernest Stoner. Aennetn Pfeifor was absent. XM, gli N Z E 5 Ni lf , 4 E , I 1 gpwj - . Q E , I fi 5, Y : , x ' R 1 2 1 6 x -, ff' K? E+, , 1 L'f4fQSiX: afi.n 2 in QEEE' tg ,M,,,,-l,-i ,lim Millie i l.,mi,ii.l , -, -- imi-il..H..l.-.-,n..lllW- H,- ffm' A 1 5 ,f ':i7't'2tfx , M ,mi , fig-firjx aaea ,a aaae ff of xo ff ' if X ijgg L X ..f N.. ,,- V W, g President ------ Rachel Helaegger Vice-President- Dorls Shauver Secretary-Treasurer James llflfer Sponsor ----v- -e mr sro n Those W Lie plctare be1ow are a fo1lows First row: nobext eorbre Larldnva nnodes, Agnes Baxter, Ilene Snl r sores enauv f Dorls 114 ou, ana Delilah Prescott Second row Hoon, Mary Jo G and Harold Pres Top row: R Sterling Jlcxcl W: . ..,.- -Wu-du-.JJ L-v-uwuiff :- -'-r- ff 'fl ,.- ..' -.-4 fx - ! 5. 1 U 7 -v,-Q.. ..., ..,.-.. -Q -.v 4 i X sqrlvs-KMKNA U 1 , us- '1 if -' ,F '- :AX A ', . 5, xxx ,f-N-mf -----M-..-...Q , ' Y 5 N N X ,Q 1 f 1 fi -W if fl F --I A-Nu r -. I ' Q N x 4 V' J- Kv'.1,,4.- V V, . ---,,.. -.--.I Mx, ' I 2 1 xx, I if Ns I 1' Q ' - , 1 '- '1 'v zu fu iii mjGA1H GRAQE QLAgS UbEICmRb , , - ,qi ,, ,.,, ,A iq! . 'fg PFcs1dent---------------------------------Cnarlgs Hurrlg - L- cQ cu ----------------------------Ha W - e e ni Jie, Pr flu ft Wlrj Wh ur r fi Sscret.2ry-Trc1surcr--- - --- - ---- -- ----- ----Donald Thcurer ,fi Sponsor----------w--- -------------1------Mrs. Brubaker .Tis fn fmz GRADE 2 Q Q j ,. M . d,4 A vpn, , A Q gxi QlFSL row: ummm H0139 mibchull, mgLy1fheu1eg,m, , ,fs Carollne Dcnney, Doro my pmull, muurey mliicr, HU4 DOHHlv E Y 1.-Earle Lyons . : f : 2 if , . , . , , .,, , n,, Q ? second row: nalph May, DOTWln Qhumumcr, npnnezn Dail, N! Joe J. Kunklc, Henry Stoner, Guil Stoner, and Donald rwy 'L' HIT, KKK i.f1.,ulI r.,. ifz w ,, , . 4 . . H A. . ww h , 257 lop row. Donnul Slpe, Harola imcarur, mxruld Imzl, !3 Cqarles harris, HQDQPL Waltwrs, ind Marvin Abel. Hobart if Hess was absgnt. 5? E 4 I Y I rfttlxlx Z Q Q 5 1 ' e a'J xuf! ,-'fx'-I an nv- , Q M Qi! ,i 1 3 XX is xW X Q J .ga . ' -1: X! wi , 5 ,,,M,,.Mm M, W, -,,,-A,,,, ,, ,,...,.,....,.. 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N, V 1 4- I 'J1Ce-Rre5J.-ue1:w---v---- ----- ---f--f-- ------ nouzrt Retro ,n 3 i,sCri:Lf2.rt,f-'ireasarer- ---- -------------- ---- Zafiar,jor1e Oehler Z , ' j ,- , Wm 747- - - ' 5 j', s,cnwor-------f-------- ---- ------4--- ----- M158 Kelley gfg E! wkwf, Y A 1' f j SLVLNTH GHADLE f H - ' E ! 4 , 1 . , . . . , . , 4 112 Tnose lfl the ,manure oelow are as iollowsz J, 1 fl Y 1, 2 , 5'5 b1F5t row: Ruin Lvelyn Smltn, m5TJOTl6 uebtznger, ig isa nrletha Hoon, Lqcille Steed, mary Joyce Qartling, marie 5 Lxg jiscnoff, Florence DenneJ, Mary mvans, and margorie f Oehlef. 1' X3 fl , f-, , , - , , vx, -. , . . ,. 5' ., fa ' .- -- ,. ., 1 i Qi Qeconc row. nuoeri Petxo, ray Quail, uililam Hcdcn, -gg 3 1 Gertrude Locker, Rath Lveljn Insurer, gather Stoner, Ralph iv? 1,5 Lejaster, and Eoberi Burger. ffg ., s f 5 t ff? . ? 1 , Q M . , , 1 , . ' X gg, Top row: Marvin heyuolms, Gerald manor, Gartn ffg 'R' 'LeMaster, Calvin Morenous, Harold Smith, John Lester Roman, 3 Q Gerald Fryman, and LaMar Jetter. 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I- x www-A X' NN I I ,N 'ff ,uw J' W H I Q 6 X W , ,nf I ,N Q 1 f GRADES 5 and 6 'Q Those in the picture below are as follows: 2 - 2 1 I 5 First row: Louis Matcnett, Robert Grile, Joe Fetro, gf Q' Arthur Evans, Howard Long, Carl Lee, and Calvin btoner. Hy hx . , , , . A . Second row: Cnarlotte Suman, mary mdith uettlnger, , 1 E Thelma Mae Smith, Betty June Hhitacre, Wanda Peden, Ethel s Denney, Audrey Hart, Maxine manor, Ruby MoLeu6nlin, Mary 5 1 2 I . -f Ellen Pearson. E X I if Third row: Emma S. HarnocK,teacher, Gerald Prescott, E J f J Betty Catherine denrly, Mary Schroeder, Lillian Baxter, H 3 Betty Stensbury, Dorothy Prescott, Wilma Hathaway, and I Warren Snodgrass. 1' i I I - ' 1 J 1 I I 1 ' Y 53 Top row: Herman Ssholer, nervin natonett, Hervey , , fi Miltnaler, Tnurl Evans, Marion Srinckerhoof, Ray Snull, Q, iQ Lawrence RaszKowsKi, and Junior Armstrong. if 5. 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Sooond row: wanda Ruth Grilc, ndnda Lu McCord, Leona Stood, mary Lu Sibory, oaroara boo Aoltnor, Roourta Jean Lnoffer, Lactta Juno Smith, Mary Ruth Lhoffcr, Noding Oohler, Thclma Proscott, and Betty Manor. Third row: Dennis Lee Koltncr, hlletta mario Thorn- ton, Lillian Prescott, Llnora Jano Prescott, Aatnorino Boggs, Mary Noll drako, Inoz MoLcnett, Imoaono Evans, Rooort E. Loo, and Nobel a. lckos, Loucher. Top row: Hobart max Thodror, Rosomary Ltood, Doris Imel, Nolli, nnn Mcnooo, Mildrod Proscott, Norma Joan nathaway, mory Ann Lmitn, Kay Lvons, and Paul Leon Miller. Revo Mae dhitosol, Homer Landors, and Martha Sonifas were aosont. 5 1 - , ff Va, fo ft i 4 5 5 Q f 'i i i ,f E A I S i 1 4 5,1 if E4 X 5 Z S 1 S 3 1 x 5 E 5 1 X, 'X I ix'-4'-5. ff, 1 M. -bf Nh-igkwb 5 xi xx-- Lf A T1L 1LE T l C5 :XX 11 U 'r .ff X11 i. T 1 1 17 1 F I !i I X' w A1 11 1 X 5 ZH- 7 1 X sw! i,1 f I Vfwrlfiif f lg:- 1 1 'Nl 1 151 fffzf H451 2117 l 5 ,, ' -4- I. 'xS -ff: 1 .Ll .Qi S-- .. .1 1 -'.' 1 I' .--.'. 1:34--E T EM if lT'ii4 X '4 4 , I 1 f . Sf. N, pf ,-. - JN, M-QQQRN Na+- -..i...-, f , Q... s -qi 'x 1 XfTw77-3? fT.T 'fu' W ,, xv I L N -+ X, ..... '...,., X ,1 , s. .X ' - , X' ,Il X 10' E Pigs., ,kid Tit, .W-,.-m. if J ,fx 5, xl If if fl ki N f 'I fi If if fl fx 5 K gy 1, 'K X A X i 5 if l I A l . ,Y , - ,,....--,M - ,1 - - --f,--f va , .-. -, , ... .- K,l ...,......-..--.-.--N r :J Q. .,.Q, is is e , ,J ,,i -i i --fl .M i-a,aa1ili-l -W TQTWTTW T 'T fl! Y' A 1 - ' --P1 'ff' - A I a, s. sasgiiaitt Games I First and Second Teams 1 I Roll 17 MADISON 26 f 3 Madison started the season by trounoing the Roll Red Rollers 2' by a score of 26-17. The game was played at Madison on Oct- l ober 24. mcLaugh1in was the nigh scorer for the Tomcats with gif ll points, while Knox scored 9 points for the losers. The Xij Madison seconds won the preliminary game by a score of 15-6. X f fo Q., . fxx' PENNVILLQ 24 Madison 18 IQ f 5 The Tomcats met defeat at Pennville on November 2. The Z5 score was 24-18. McLaughlin was oat of the lineup for mad- IQ ison. E. Lee let the madison scoring with 7 points, while if Reid contributed e points to the saiiao6'5 total. The aaa- .Xj ison seconds won from the Pennville seconds by a score of f BO-16 in a wel1 played and hard fought contest. fn. 2 M Wayne 25 MADISON se ig is .i V .. ., . W Jayne came to MGGISOD on NOVGMDGF 9 and was defeated oy the it score of 56-25. The scoring for Madison was divided, while If Reish made 8 points for the Jayne team. The Tomkittens y walloped the Jayne seconds 15-5. XJ, DUNKIHK 22 Madison is fwv The Tomcats went to Dunxirk on November 16 and were beaten lk oy both Dunkirk teams. The first team score was 32-13 and XM the second team score was 22-15. The first teams played on It even terms the first half, out the Lpeedeats pulled away H . . . , . ,..,. . . 15 and scored ll points in the third quarter. ine madison add . . -. F- - 1 - 5 seconds les at the nal! 7-o, out soon drogoed behind when xg the third quarter started. Failmner led the scoring for f Dunkirk with 8 points. The madison scoring was divided. ' gl I Bryant 31 mioisom si Qi Next on the list for the Tomcats was Jryant, and the Owls i were licked by the first team to the tune of 51-21. Smith, oft L. Lee, and McLaughlin asain divided the madison scoring Q honors, while bdiCHGF made 7 points for Bryant. The game ,Ng was played on November 34 on the madison iloor. The Tom- gh Kittens won by a score of 14-ll. NE x 'ls meatpeiief as MaDIsoN es LE The Tomcats went to Montgelier on dovember 23 and defeated ,Q the pacers by a score of 28-25. E. Lee was high scorer for XR? Madison with 10 points. The madison seconds took it on the fkg . , 'gil chin to the tune of 27-12. lg 1 is eset.fiLgQ,pljx, .l!,,3rx ,,, mm ffgleseu--xy I 3 ' 1 f x.l,i, f ieii .imiisf .wll,Wf x iiiif 5 Mgt 4 4 f ,s E -,f K f X f E M i .F I .1- i , 1 .--.-,,-,o.- ,,d,. o,,,,,,.,k dir----. ,-.f-f-,--...4- X .,,- X ,f -W X :xg 1 f X -'N'--N 1-My---ev 1d fx. I f f,f,o R1 HKiiHfwX3f ff ,Q x--...n.,--.... f . . . 1 . .,, N - N -L11 - V -M '- 1 'o.,uymup,--f o--, . gr ,I V---fd-A M-4 1 1 g f - .J s Y: x' go. :Loft f - bl-, Q , .. , - n - -- -VM, -- W-is-..-.,.....- ,. .W ,,.....,..- ,-, . M if : 3 f'13 f-S 'P E . I 151 ff 5' gf o f gif ,g W XJ j la? i J Eqfx X of 7 f X a S I iff. 9 4 I :gl L ' fl! 'I ' iT' X K Q f 1' 5 Q X X 3 X!! T fk fi V ff? if F5 A,J . Ng 5 A fix .1 xxk .. 'fix . ,fr H. L. mam: 'rms Q! 7 First row: Donald 13. Lee, Max D. 1..oLuug,h1ln, George 3 Smlth CCalJt:.111D, Elvin Lee, amd Rooerb Lipe. QV! Top row: H. S. Brubaker, Coach, ihorel Miller, J 1 KCQGF Stoner, Rooert veating, Ralph Lhumaker, and Marold WQI Petro. AQQ 1 1' N ? , 1 xx Y QM-5? BQGIQENCL 915. Iii?-i'ei I , xml!! A F - 1 4'xXf,' ueorge Dmlth-------k!f-,------------w--- S9DlOT I fWx Donald B. Lee--'------------'----------- Senior 'fx l Ili Mil D- mcLaaghlin--Q------------ ---- ,--- Senior I P Robert Qipe-f---- -f--------f------f--- Senior Qi 0 IW Poxpau snomzqer------------ .-..- --------- senior ,3 5 Robert GeeLin6----'-- ----- -------------- Junior iN, , darold Petro---U ----------.----+------ Junior I lk X Elvin Lee------------------------------ ------ ,Sophomore , f P v Eoorel miller-----4--------------------- Sophomore Nf f fx hO5GF SLOner----- -----------f-------f- Sophomore ffx N. N xw fw .4 1 I gs x .i fi,-..... ---V --g.. V K ,... 4 X , M...- - - H- ..,- -.N Tn- V W .W I x s L Qfmvmif N bs ffwompf-A x .N 1 .-.L Y-'--Q-,,.i..,.-.,. ..-...J ..-..f-s..- - S - -.-,Q,......,1..,..,,., -.Y -4 . I 1 5 ii 'x 'A 1, 3 . . 1 E it If li ! X. if 4 f 5 f . E 5 X s ' s I r 4 M 1 5 . ! . x J' . 1 a , ' 1 5 3 1 g . r W Tia rx , , 5 5 R x J m Ridgeville 25 MADISON 55 madison defeated the Ridgevillc team on November 28 at Ridceville, 33f25. The Tomcat scoring was divided, while Llliot made 7 points for the Cossaoks. The madison Tom- Kittens were defeeted oy the score of lo-ll. Ridbeville used three first tcem players in the fourth quarter to overcome a madison lead. Jackson 21 MeDISON 39 Jackson camo to Madison on Dccemeer l2 end went home on the short end of a 59-Bl score. D. Lee was nigh scorer for the Tomcats, while Runhle and Noffsinger lcd the Jack- son scoring. The Tomkittens won by a score of Z5-16. Poling 10 MADISQN 35 madison went to the Portland Armory on December 14 and won FW over the Poling Yellow Jackets Dj a score of 33-10, this game made five wins in e row for the Tomcats. E. Lee and Smith each made lO Qoints for the winners, while Leo made 6 points Tor Poling. The Tomhittcns won easily from the Poling seconds by e score of 19-12. SARATOGA 27 Madison 26 In a poorly played game, the Tomcets lost their third game of the current season to Saratoga by one point, B7-26. Saratoga made EO points in the lest half while the Tomcets were making ll points. mcLeughlin led the Tomcat scoring with 9 points. The Saratoga scoring was divided. D. Loo was out of the lineup for Madison. The game was played at Saratoga on December 21. The iomhittcns won oy a score of 23-19. The center on the Saratoga second team became cone fused the second half and scored e field goal for madison. Bryant 19 MADISON 22 Madison defeated Bryant for the second time this season by D e score of L2-19. The game was featured by the roughness of the Bryant players, three of them leaving the game on account of personal fools. Sige and E. Lee led the madison scoring, while the drjent scoring was divided. The game was played et the Portland Armory on January 4. The nseisen seconds won easily from the dryent seconde, i7-6. Poling 5 HADISGN 30 Poling ceme to Madison on January ll and was turned beck on 1 the short end of e EC-5 score. Sine and Smith led the scor- ing for the Tomeets, The Madison seconds won from the Polinfg seconds by e score of BO-14 . fi ,f 1fI7TfT'1Tf x ,.- 1jZf 'If7TQ fN, Af .fQfQ1f'7'f'mffg1finN, Wf'Q 'l'Q1ff 1 1 f' 'XcsW-lQg--mwi,if Rxc.,il:Q--WlMff 'X imi,ilWiii,ft Nx.i.,lcll c-sf xmc. i 1 1 l X .--'----X .-,. I f ' X ' ' V' I . 1 '- x 1' ,,,,,,. 1 1, .,,,,, 'X -I .f ' ,I ---' X---Nf5Mf--- - '-X f A ,J ff X, - ,lf xx 1 f i mw--b- A-A--- -,-,,..f Mw'wW4'M'W g f Q I 4 1 l 'N-Rf. Il- ,N I I xv 1 V 3 5 y,m f-A, ' 3 -A I , ' .,,-Lu...-u.l-lbw-. ' 3 171 , ,-,,1- ' 'H' 3 f W 1 Q 1 X' f xy: ,ff'X.. gg 5:7 5 I ' QQ- ,A 4 f 1 f ' 2 Y . KN 1 2 . 1 I 1 1 2 f I g , ' ' 9 fi' fam fi iw . 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Q X 10-r x ,V s--.f Nsos ,A -of Xxx .!!'o T 1 5? ,iQ NWNWWQN-,mJf'N,,m X-...,......- -.,,- ....,.-,.o.,.,.....,.1,,...,,, Ponmvillo 23 COvortimoJ MADISON 24 Fenmvilie came to Madison on January 25 and was defeated in on overtime bottle by a score of 24-23. The score was 21 Q11 az the end of the regulation oloying Lime. A field 3081 oy Smith and a foul goal by miller won the game for the Tomcats. Younis was high scorer for Luo ouliuogs with 9 points, while Smith carried off scoring honors wish 14 points. McLaughlin and E, Lee were out of the Madison line- up and Priest was out for Pennville. The madison seconds won from the Bullpups by a score of 28-10. Redkey 15 MADISON 17 on February 1 and brought was close throughout. scoring, while L. Les Madison's Tomcats woot to Rsdkey home the bacon, l7Nl5. The game Hingste and Payne led the Rodkey made 9 points for madison. D. Leo was out of the Madison lineup except for the final minutes of tho game. The Tom- kittsns lost a hard fought battle to the Rodkey seconds, 26,25 after loading 21-10 at the oalf. ?OHTLHND 24 Madison 16 Madison lost LO Portland at the Portland gymnasium on Feb- ruary 6 by a score of 24-16. Ayres was nigh scorer for the Panthers with 11 points, while Lips made 6 points for Modif son. The Madison seconds lost to the Portland seoonds,oO-15. DUNKIHK 35 Madison 19 came to Madison on February 8 ond won ovor the Tom' a score of 25-19. The game was close throughout, Speedcats pulled away in the Last quarter and won. Jolie was she leading scorer for the Speedouts with 9 points, while E. Dunxirm cats by but the Los and Smith led the scoring for madison. The Madison seconds lost by a score of 25-20. Jackson 17 MADISON 52 The Tomcats wont to Saratoga on February 15 and thoroughly of 52-17. The the Jackson scor- ing. The second teams of Luo two scnools did non play. Lho ZHDQ the Jackson Bulldogs to WhipQ6G scoring was dividoo, as Madison was also Madison E2 UNION CITY 54 Madison went to union City on February Z3 and closed the soasOn with a oefeaz. The score was 34-32. The Madison scoring was divided, while Goubh led one Wildcat scoring with 9 points. The Madison seconds were also defeated, the score Doing 21-12. Tho trip to and from Union City was made on the ice. 4 o, X Rlf X ff-.f U W fx ..,---- ,----.,. -. . . ..-v-N 1 v I, k,,, ,Vu ,m,,fW: 'g ,J 53 Vx?tN M 'on X Ql41f nxc f 'j7 ', if 'ti,ii- l--ff N, s ffll7fu'U ', .'.f p' 'o-.-'YLI1lff Xx.::T V f X'X,,,-,,-.,,,,,-,-,m,,,,,,,- ,A-,,,-,,,-,,,,,,1f Q -M' 1 5 I sf! - i 'J oo UNTY Tousrefozsmi Rl ' fAx Poiing so MADISQN 55 ,i , I - 4 3 1 Madison drew Poling in the opening'round of the 1955 Jay Sxj f County Tournament and won from the Yellow Jackets by a score 21, 3 of 56-BO. Poling was ahead at the end of the first quarter l 3 .' 9 to 6, but the Tomcats went ahead at the start of the second o'g l Quarter and were never again Behind. The score at the half lf ,X was l5-15, and at the end oi the third quarter Z2-l8. The fx f ?lomcsts made 8 out of li foul shots while the Yellow Jackets fc? fgfmade 4 out of 5. Lee was the only Polinb player to De fouled. Q51 l,'E. Lee led the Madison scoring with 10 points while smith and 5,: I if:ncLaughlin were close oenind with 8 each. Lee Made l2 points ifi Q ll: of the Polizng total. Elf I s E KJ' Dunkirk l4 MADISON 15 lu IAQ 5 ifwzdier Polin6's Iellow Jackets nad Deen disposed of, the Tome f4X 'floats toon on the Dunxirk bpeedcats who nad oeaten the Portland QQ ,gPantnere in the opening round. The game was in doubt several 3 fifffnimes, out when the omoko of the final gun nad cleared away, iff ' flthe scoreboard said MADISON 15, Dunkirk 14. The score was 555 -17-4 in favor of Madison at the end of the first quarter and Sf? l Xfiwes tied up at lo all at tno end of the first half. The Tom- RQ! 5 cats made three foul shots out of seven attempts, while Dunkirk N . fmymade two out of three from the charity line. L. Lee made 5 f'w V iiipoints for madison While Jolie made 8 for the Lpeedcsts. s jig pliwortuy foe--tnose Dunkirx Speedcats. gil 4. lx 'i if Ptnmiiis as MADISON so 5 . , I .,1 yj7Next on the list were the Ponnvillo Bulldogs wno nad earned LNH i A the right to compete in the finals by whipoing Redkey in the W I fMNSemi-finals. Pennville cosld not atop L. Lee of .adison ..i. who ,'j 2 ilfcollected 14 points. Priest, giant Pennville center, counted g,g 5 I eidht points for nie team. In winning this game, the Tomcats j', 'jitook possession of the coveted victory mall which was won Dj ily g if,Pennville over the Portland Pantnors a few weeks before the Q Q Q ffftourney. This game mode the Tomcats COUNTY CHAMPIONS. S 3 i 4 . V madison placed three players on the all-county team. They foxwere L. Lee, Smith, and'5ipe. D. Leo was glaced on the second Af, 'Steam and McLaughlin received honoraole mention. We are Justly '-f siprouno of the madison Tomcats and we think that they were one Q XiOf ths best teams that ever wore the Blue and white of madison. fQg ofknother thine that We may oc groud of is the fine sportsmanship lil EEZUHHL the Tomoats displaicd in winnind the Jay County dasketball 33: t'!Cnampionsnig for the second consecutive time and the foartn timeixj xvjin tn, last Six years. A total of onlf ten ooreonal fouls were X I ,fXcolled on tho cntiro toam in the tnree games in which they nor- 5Ay E ylitioipsted. do thinx that this is a record. ' ggi i Q l,,.,,x ,,N,,M, h 'FM-, .,,, W,,,v-,N X-Q--,N -.HW Q- fb-M-Q 1. if 'M 2' fl ... '.....'f'ij,Q,? x df f ri? i-lI'l.Ef.1fl.- x..,i':.,1::.T11 ,c 1 1 4 1 .....,...... ' ----H-. 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X kt- JI :L xxx L f i 3 f ,-S N N. ,.f'-'L'- T iq-N I,-L....,, f ' 1 fb 'Xx.- M ', f u.-Q ' fjiii-,X fl --- X, X 4'-X l f qm-v-Nu.-0'- MX f -i :l ---M-M --M.-m--M,.f Q M, Q Xi -x X - 2 4, -.-.. .X f --...-.....,, ff-A - - vu.- 1, 1,1-e,,-, 1, fh i-A--.n X fx J '- 4 f-og,--5...-N... W - - ---ri, 14-.--411, , H 'gILf MADISON QQ j:y3jjbQ!mj ,1 X. L? -gn- x I LN. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL GAMES f f Bryant Juniors 11 ioroieow Jumofcs 25 ,I IJ' ine first game of tae season ior toe Junior nign team was glay- f .j ed with Bryant at madison on November 31. The madison Juniors won by a score of 25-ll. Stoner led the scoring for madison ,Q 5 with 9 gointe, while Switzer made 7 pointo for the losers. f Porulend Juniors 4 MADISON JUNIURQ 14 X The Portland Juniors were next and tney met defeat by 3 SCOFQ fN Q of 14-4 on Lil: madison floor on Movernber 27. The score was f l all at tue end of Luo firet deli, out madison opened up in f Lhe last half. Aarris mode 6 poinLs ior the madison Juniors. 5 Jackson Juniors 5 rroieou Jomioae iv 1 I, Jaoksou'e Juniors came to madison on December 12 and received a druboing QJ a score of 17-5. Suoner led noe scoring for XX 1 madison wion 6 points. Tlexrer and waloers were strong on K X defensive work Aoeping the Jacnson gleyers irom scoring. 2 ! - -- A'--, nf -v'4 PMN Bryant Juniors 2 mADLoUm Jomlono 24 fr The madison Junior High team went Lo the Portland Armory on f January 5 and licked the 5ryenL Juniors for the second time xj tale Season. The score was 24-2. Sooner and Peden divided I scoring honors for one madison team. 'X Fort Recovery Juniors 12 MADIbON JJNloHS 21 xg . X On January 29 the madison Junior High Loom went to Et. Reoovery N and whipped the it. Recovery Juniors 21-12. Stoner oade 9 I A points for Madison. Pb. Recovery did not asa ior a return gamevof Portland .Juniors 6 zroaoieoze Jomoao ei X1 The Madison Juniors admin defeated the Portland Juniors. The l score was 31-6. Sipe led the scoring for Madison with a total X of 12 goints. The game was piejed an Rornlend on February 6. Redxey Juniors 16 MADISON JUNIURS BO fxo The madison Junior High Leem wenL no Redkey on the afternoon oz February 14 and oeet one Rodney Juniors EO-16. Sipe made I X 7 poinie for madison while dingate made 5 points for Redxey. f! X J , 1 N? money Juniors io 1-faloieom Joieioee 22 N, H One week after madison's Juniors and some to Rodxey, the Red- g Key Juniors came to madieon and were defeated again. This f f' time the score was 22-16. Sipe marie 6 :points for E-I9.C3iSO2'2,' 'X f while Bowler made 6 points for Hedxey. ' 'I X 5 Q XX 'X5X+-- I, ' '- 'N N,...,.,1.,1 ,,,..,- ..Q,...f--- , -,, ,-- -A., -.....-...----f ' M -xxx ' , 0-,,.,.,,,,,..-.,-. ...o--f-f---P-x l llunlm , . , .,l- R, ,fo x ,f ,f N f - ' - ' - f' - .-., ' 2 .,.... y J X X , f--V J' f...--f-- X 'K 4 ' ' 2 , + ' , , 1' ' ' .h -. , X X x ' ,-- X, . 4, , , If 'N,..,,,,,.,.-.,,,.... l--.- I , , xt-..-,,.,.,.---.,-' X ' ' fr Q : n x..,-.-.......,,,,. ,nj Mr -A, V V A-,-A.-v I 1 I fl . i I ni, Qiii A iwh, Axx-V,' f gi ,N A ...l--,...,..---H -V Y-V -- . .1.-ii---fu,---- -- Q f 'q.,Zff':fg f L 4.5. K .LA ' ,-... C. :h?,,A.i 'x 'M' I 4 iw 555 M xr KY i I J fi ' E I BASEBALL TEAM H 1 FlTSt row: Robert ueeting, BlVlH Lee, Donald Lee, Walter Rhodes, and Harold Petro. X si oeoond row: H. S. Brubaker, Coach, Robert Loy, Harry Koon, Elbert magohott, Sterling Blohol, Goovgo Emlih, if Glen Baruor, and Everett P. Brown, Assistant Coach. F 1 Top row: Wilbur Dooney, Ernest Stoner, James More- XMI hOuS, Ralph Shumaker, and Earl wayne Bowler. fN ?Q5lTlQN DNQ 91455 .EUXNSQEYQGA Qi S 5 li li GGOFQS Smith fPiLcher and 5rd Dasoj ------' ----SeniOF ,ll Donald Lee CCatoner and lst Basej- -------- --f-Senior log Ralph Shumaker CCatouer and Fielderl- ----- ----Senior V Nolte? Rhodes Cgfd BaseD---- ---f----------- ---Senior Harold Petro C2nd Baaoj ---f -- ------h------- ---Junior 'xf Robert Geeting Cfieldeyj- .-.-- - --w- h--- ------- Junior Robert Loy CPiolderD--------- -f'--- 4-- ----- ---Junior ffX Harry Hoon Cllielderh ----- ----- -----+ - - -------- J unior ' Wilbur Dooney CPielderJ ---f - --------- l -------- Junior 3,5 J2mBS Morehous IGatcherD- ----- - ---- ---- n--- ---Junior :if ElviH Leo flat Base and Pitgherj ----- 1 -f------ Sophomore lla Glen Bargor Qord dose and Eieldorj ---- - f--- ---Soghomore 213 ErneSt Stoner CFielderJ-- ----- - ------ -- ---- ---Sophomore gf' Earl Jayne Fowler CSnort Sugplf ---- ------- ---- Sophomore Elbert oatohett Ciielderl -fl-- f ------ ----f ---- Sophomore f Sterling Bickel CFielder5-ls --f----- ------ -M-- Freshman Q 5 fffifgjggns if fggggjf 'Q.111:3,:i.-2 X.T1L,55Z.of 4, 'tbl -1.,-...Q-,, IAN :V 4 w 1 ,s ,I 'm , r W sf X. l I l . 3 ,i.-.l-,-i,i-li....,-..,,-,Xx M M .Ng-X Xf I, , , , . ...M f.,....,y ,..l5 'V ,f XXX .i,iLlfg,lhg 3,9 2? xRjjjjXji1, iw jjffr i --i. ,iii mills ,.Jf It L efl-QHBALQ ewes y Three basehall.6ames were played by the madison nine in il the 1934 season. The squad was Greatly handicapped by the ji graduation of seven men, including the oattery, R. Smith and .Q Mcfafland. The outfield also had to he worked over. Petro Q? was the only infield man who remained in the same position XZ he regularly played last year. D. Lee, who played first base, went to the catcher's positiong and G. Smith pitched. ,fw a , The first game was played with the Gov. I. P. Gray nine. gl M. Miller pitched the entire game for the Red Birds and ff, struck out nine Tomcats. G. Smith, who pitched the first lj: four inninds for Madison, allowed three hits and struck out lr three Red Birds. E. Lee relieved Smith and pitched the re- l mainder of the game. me allowed five nits and fanned one ' Gray batter.. The Tomcats gleaned three hits off Miller and XX, had six errors charged against them. DeBoy made two hits 5 H and scored two runs for the Red Birds. The score was 8-O. if It was played at Madison on Septemoer 14, and was the second ,I game of the season for the Gray nine. This fact may somewhat PQ account for their superiority. - fy On September 21 the Tomcats went to Poling and again Nj? were unlucky. They were beaten by a score of 5-O. The , Yellow Jackets made four nits off Smith, who pitched two and Q two-thirds innings, and they collected five nits off E. Lee, gy who pitched the remainder of the game. The Tomcats made'five XE hits off Pitaer, who went all the way for Poling. Branson xf nit two triples for Poling, Juday hit one for Polin6, and E. QL Lee nit one for madison. This was a decided improvement over -Q the Gray game, althoigh the lomcats were far irom top form. Nj Pitzer struck out eleven Tomoats, while Smith struck out two 3 Yellow Jacxet batsmen. 'Kg The next and final game of the season was played at f qi Bryant. The score was ll-6 in favor of the Owls. Madison Q2 outhit dryant seven to six, out had ten errors chalhed up 5 adainst them. E. Lee, who pitched two and one-third innings, 3 allowed four hits and seven runs. Smith then went to the XJQ mound for the Tomcats, striaing out five Owl batsmen and i ,fX r allowing two nits and four runs. Ford, who went all the way fwl lx i for Bryant, struck out five Tomcat hitters. D. Lee hit a IN home run for madison as did adams for dryant. This game , was played on September 28. QQ The 1954 season closed the careers of four Madison iomcat DaSbD3l players, namely G Smith, D Lee, N nnodcs, and R Shumakcr 'X x ' ' 2. ' i 'ii .yr ' ,-. f . l . X A . . 1 ha ., L- . , A .-.. J ,j V L s v 0 Ii '4 0 If 'J I T KAN fAV lf I 'l l IH sfo., 4f., i is . ihf ' W ' N f , X' ' X V -' I, -' 3' -- --ff -- N f If -M.-. -, .. f .... .1 ..- 1 Y If -A W f I. 1 f 2' x i -, . N X s xx- ca. i. NN......w... Xi..,...., Nn.,....,., X k ..,-..,...,.....- ...,-..-.-....-.-...... N ' .Q fl 'X fy! i4iwlT ff3gq 77': NNN- ffm- Tint MK ,f' TT . N , , -0- - an 2 -m- I f X X.. X I I I 1 . T J. r- . Y I., r if Xu... P..-L-L-Mi.-f X N. X,...........-,i-..-..'....... ...X Q . . EX-TOMCATS Q 1 N! The following is a list of the EX-Tomcats and their year fm of graduation from Madison High School. Those not graduating I I graduates from other scaools are listed as Non'Graduates. ,?f I l923-1924 1950-1951 Qfj si Paul Whitacre Floyd Barger lg! U Glen Ereemyer .,, 1924-1935 Elvin Lemaster J RL Tnurman Stoner fY ?a?Sh,LQr?irtm Joseph Stump ,T YU F10 b GY cnariee sibier if Charles ifalterfi ft' .. E 1 Calvin Constable 1951 1952 lip GUY WQVDOCK Marvin Eley mf Paul Lee Donald Lemaster Q hflle UaVG6V John Reitenour f'X Earl Delauter lf' scores Rush 1952-1933 11? l926-l927 Arlie Sommer its G .1 El Carl Barger fi al 'SY Leland Constable 1 5 harry MQCK Albert Fowler lf Lyle Snifflet HX 1927-1928 l955'1954 ri! N . . Clyde Stoner fQW Deffel ffanslln Edward zearbaugn it Cnauncy darter Ralph Smith I1 Cleon dutcnison John McFarland Q Ermal iVl3.I Sh Harry .Mitchell 'xx' Kifflllt L-'ij.JLCl'lE211 Cnester mock Lester Barber Efw 1928-1929 fiiiiiv LZEEW 5 3 l CL U lx I Ernest Eley Loren Pfeifer Q-Q Virgil evans Madison's Non-Graduates I Ben uettinger 3 Herbert Parson Frances Hall N ' Ernest Sneffer Thorld Marsh H merrit marsh gf l929'l95O Lacelle Parson ii . ,A Max Lyons t' Frederick oentz . in . U K5 Cecil smith Rosifinfiworth N: Alva Sommers far, da, - w, 35 Wilbur Stoner nrnest mauldaulw -1 ' Leslie oiapp Y.,- Aennetn woods Elvin Jallace W Deceased Kenneth hDl6 Leo Clapp I i its inf. 'ff' '-is-' fl-+'?X-454---X! ,...-:L.f--1-- x ya--...fn-.-1 ,H --- .YA ---,Y - --. .-.-Y , ,Y Y,...., W S. X .tg 5 fn... ,fs--MT X X1 fix I !I E V1 HA: 7 ' '-Lp XX ,......-...X ---f--n-- ,!'f '- '-, I A in 5 X ' M L' f -fl-r' V4 J J X T lf.g1.1- N--W W see f eii,i.-e,ii, ,ee gl - 1 l 1 R J INTER-CLASQ TOURNAMENT 'J Tne first game of the inter-class tournament was played ,f . , - 3 I between tne sixth and seventn irade ooys. Tne seventn grade Eli , , 2 won ll-5, out only after a nerd fought game. The next game f,Q was between the sixth and eeventn grade girls, and auain the ff seventn 6rade won, tnis time by a lO-6 score. Tnen came the 52 second game of the boys tournament. Tne Junior ooys won from f! tne Freshmen Oy e score of BO-5. Tne Soononore girls tnen Nfl been tne Junior end senior Girls D, a score of 28-2. On Fri- N dey, Maron l5, tne Sognomore boys won from the eigntn braders I 15-9, and on tae next Monday the iresnmen girls oeat tne It eignth grade girls DJ e score of 12-l. ji X. Four oo,s' teams and tnree Girls' teens remained in tne Q! semi-finals from tne iirst rodnd play. The first Game in tne semi-finals was played oetween the Senior oojs and tne seventh graders, wnicn the Seniors won 29-7. Then tne Soonomore birls won from the seventn grede girls BO-5. The next day the Jun- ior oJys were defeated DJ the Lognomore boys Dj a score oi lC-8. 5 Tnis leit the beniors and tne 3ognonore5in tne ooys' fi class, end tae Fresnnen and sophomores in tne girls' division Q to fight it out among tnemselves to decide Just wno was the fi CHAMPION. Tue Senior oojs won bf e score of 25-9, and the Xxj Freshmen girls won a closelJ contested oattle from the sogno- X more girls oJ e score of 6-5. Tnes tue Senior OOJS and tne NX Freshmen girls were crowned SCHOOL CHAMPIONS FOR 1955. i' x sfisKe'i'eiitg,4 seeenutfi l5955-l 956 I CTentativeD ..1.... J Nov l Pennville Tnere N o v 8 'aiay n e Tn e 1 e Nov 15 Dunxirk Here Nov 22 Montpelier dere Nov F7 Riddeville Here Nov Z9 Tnannsoivino Week Deo 6 Bryant There Deo 15 Polini Here Deo BO Saratoga dere Dec 27 Cnristnas Week Jan 5 Bryant Here Jan lO Poling There Jan l7 County Tournament Portland Jen 24 Open Here Jan 51 Redkey Here Peo 5 Portland There Peo 7 Dunkirk There Feb l4 Pennville dere Feb Zl Union City There X -W-fffs-as X'f'irff ?'f 'V- x,.f'fe-its -f-1f ' ' V xx, f A if v .,.,....AA--.-W ,--f----'-- if 1-F fa VN C' F1 hi 7'- T 'XE 5 -N-' X5 5 mf, 'A E--.Xp 4' --- f,f'A-N' Q, ix A. I ff fi 7 Qkf .2 ff ' N- .1 - D ' J ' ' Q . I -' ' A ' 'nM .,,,-..-- ' '-J 5 i . I Q , E 3 I X5 .- J - 'J fx! L V . 21.7 3 5 I is 1 . ff-A 'FFT' W- - Tfpii W His- ,-' ' u 1 ' Z.-2' ' 5 l.'.i- , wif? 1:-1-if . 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I 2 I The Madison Fall Festival which 1934, was one ............-...--.---.-...-. . --.. ..-.. -.c ..-MN W. , x -I 0 if ' 1 , x +' fM'T7rr1t I-f is frrrrirmot crrrs X f 1 ' I N X I 1 X FALL F3STlVsL was held on October 26, of the most successful entertainments meld et the school in recent Jears. A crowd estimated at seven non- dred Jemmed the gymnasium and first floor rooms and patron' ized the veriods concessions located throughout the building The merchants of balamonia, Salem, Ft. Recovery, and Portland generously donated articles of merchandise which were sold at the adction. Kenneth Hemp acted as the section eer. The Coca Gola Bottlin5 Company of Portland donated all of the Coca Cola that was sold during the eveninb. Scncol patrons donated the cakes for the cake walk. There were several prizes won. This was in cherbe of Mr. McLaughlin. The patrons also donated nomo made candy for the refreshment booth which was dndcr the supervision of miss Lefever. Mrs. Earl dordb of Eortland, formerl, of Chicago, donated her sxilled service is a fortune teller and was well received. The people attending entered into the games of chance and smill with great enthusiasm. Miss Kelley was the over- seer of the Bingo Game. Mr. drown sponsored the ball throw- ing contest. The weight guessing was in the care of Mr. Charles Kemp of Salemonis and ne proved guessing peopl Scholer directed the Bean Guessing Contest. The parlor was sponsored by mrs. aernocx. The games and skill were all well petronizod and profit st the A group o the dill-Silly in5, and danci to be very Good in es weight. Misses dlstes dirton and Elsie beauty of chance they snowed a large end of the evening's enterteinment. f Seniors, sided cy miss Kidder, presented Show which consisted of Jokes, music, sin5- '. e I A ace ng The bla, too' pl'i' 4 in e country store with sex hcLsdOhlin es SLOTcKEejcY. Others who were in it were Eloyd Hey Evans, Carl Bi Kenneth Kemp, and Lverett Pf The free Donkey Besketb March dj Boom Merchants and Two weeks sold chances o the conclusion of coveted five d tnis,contest. entertainment. nolds, Lois Lteed, marJoric moredous, Betty bler, Ralph bhumaxer, Peel nay, Donald Lee, George Smith, four aidiences. Jelter Rhodes, Peel dsllece, eifer. This groug played to program in the gymnasidm consisted of a all Game of the 7th end Stn grade boys, I, and s Foul Throwing Contest between the the Farmers which the Merchants won. previous to the Festival, madison stddents n a five doller bill which was given away at the program. Marie Bischoff won the oller bill. mrs. Brdbaxer was in chsrce of The total grofit smodnted to5lEO.l4 from the This was csed for stage and other eqiipment. 'p x X -..-.- I I '. I I I f 1 I I . I . I I . I ' I I I 9 . I . ,Ir . , N 5 I I . I I I 1 I f I 1 X I I , :Le I Q 1 hx 1 xr, A 1'A -A I s I I I I . 1 f I I'I 5 . 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McLaughlin, Director. NN.' T09 row: Evurctt Hiliiker, Everett Locker, and Lawrence , Walnurs. ' Y x,! ,XXX ' ? i . 5 i ' 4 :In -- --i....,.V-......... . -...,.-., - A 1 - 4 : , A S I 1 , n ' I L.. M 4 I 1 '. . 1 ! Q I I I ff !fW ff! 1.4 e'! 3. 2 I N. V' Al f K ' s 335 1 I 2 v i I . . 7 1 2 5 1 i Nxvf' 5 ! 3 g P x Q I V 2 ! 'X f xx!- t E Q z 1 , 5 f Z 4 3 fx Q 1 5 J Q Q l ! N-. 2 Y - s 3 I Q : T ? K 2 .J ri I 5 f . I ' 1 Q I ? , , x A-.-........1.. -U - - N -M XX, - X f u 1 I W'-'RM ff-' --h --XX f,,.--f, ,.M.. ,,,,.A f , N. f , Q ----N X --W X f ....- X . .xx -.. .-.N-...J f' A' 1 i 'x,....4.Q..M.f x,,.,-Q,n,m-W, NX--ma--1-:iLJ:5 'xwmlf EJ w......,..... X -'--M -x........ - i --J-- 1--, - .... .-., ,X x - , N' ,.,f f i 1 - I V . --- .... -47 ,., I iQ ly 1 1 I I 1 , 6 3 I ' 4 g E ' ------A--V-N ,,...,...,.,....,,,,.,,,-, ,hvlfql Mm A N-rmwmrlh , N -. , ,R Q,,,,..h.- i I xx. 4 ,N-4' ,,,, MM WY 2 1 L Qu at 1 4 J Q ,. -fr-4 4. 5 Q 'PT ,. ,iz tx , :Q 1 UWM' 2 ' ..-bww. ' r 1 L' i ' ,Il , '.:':fi.t'1 TLALQ ffx ,X if A 1 ! 1 Z Q 5 9 : 3 I ZX, OPLELTTA CAST 5 I if ! X! xAx Firsi raw: Gvralilmu Hartwick, ul1Lps Girton, MarLna Scholar, mifilful Umldaaf, Butty Lvans, Uuorgia mcGuirU, Q Vlfgihil Llvy, H,nr1sLLa Qmgifur, and Aqlcn Kulluy, N DlT6CLOF. ix fi Second row: Pauiinu Locmcr, margorle morbnous, Pmyllls 1 f 5 A A Q A ,. - -, f ' A .. , ,, .- if cprlngcr, Jgnut uonstaule, glelu pokolur, nvlb DulQqtuz, 2 Lavon Shansyfult, bays Luwis, Qnd Loaisc morcnsus. fx Top row: Dale Lockgr, Max D. 4cLau5hlin, Leon whiz 1, I ' - f if f ff . - 2: Roger 3Loner, malgh Lhimgxcr, nbnncnh hump, and wcoriu imlih. 5 X is J I KX f1'x. f 5 7 Zzifuxx f'-ffII'MAm M X f'NMWN'T'Mh'u'XXh fMu'0'MWH'MW-X. -MNVMMMMU--MN , fx-M- , f-mW.fWM. f mms. ,f -, WMNX , X Xx-......... f NL -N x' QR, X X ,5 'X XX , HX 'NV 1 .' 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' N' N---ei f UCLIMBING, gosssn ,rf ix-ji Junior Class Play ' March 23, 1955 Madison Auditorium fhx G. w. meteughiin, Director f,f ,Ii GAS? or CHARACTERS ,jf I PEGGY Ross- -----.----....---..---- - ..---..--- Grace stener iff A common little rosebud 1 MhGGIB ROSE ---------------------- - ---- --- ---Leta-Steed Her Aunt HAZEL LOMMLRS ------------------------- --- ---Hazel Smith If Uno has e fondness for orange blossoms it Ps1eciLLA Pnsniics .--.-------.----.------ --'Mary niitnaier ,q An unpicked dandelion cf? mes. assess .---..---.....-.-...---...-- -- ---Jess eibier if A leader in society i JOYCL QLLMONT --K------------.--- - ----- -------Emma Louise Oehler f A nothouse orcnid . ,A WINNIE CLARK ---. .---..-.----.-.. - -.-.-- -- ---Roby may f 1 A little neighborhood pest ffl JACK ARCHER .---..---..------..-- - ------ -- ---William ninxie i'l Alias Watson, who cultivates roses FERDIE MIMBLETON ------ 4 -------------d-------- Harry Hoon , Not a candidate for orange ulossoms 3 JIM Rose -s..-.-..---.......-....--...---.u--- Robert Geeting X IvIagg,ie's husband, common Garden variety K' osroew Pnoomis .....-.....-.-... .--... ---..--- Harold Petro o,-V 'x Not a shrinking violet lg PERCY SOJTHJORTH- ---------------------- -- ---Everett Hilfiker L A very dominant young man ,X PRINCE OB JEHENGALIA ------------ - ------------ James morehous IQ Lawrence Walters if Everett Locker , XX This play takes place in the late Spring at the estate f Of Sidney warren. The humble Rose family come to live in it their newly inherited home with mrs. Warren, niece of the i wealthy men, much to her indignation. The Rose's employ as their hired men a Mr. Watson and his friend, Mr. Nimoloton, who lend an element of mystery to the play. Mr. Watson who later turns out famous novelist, falls in love with Peggy I x Y to be JacK Archer, Rose, but is con- i tinually Kept in not water by the appearance of Priscilla. , 3 The play creates many laughs with the quaint Roses attempts ing to climb the social ladder. Peroy,spends all of his time on nis book HHOW to be DOMINANTH so he can win the fair hand of Minnie. The triplet princes epyeor much to Watson's diSgUSi- After much worry on the part of Jack Archer, alias Watson, and muon work for Ferdie, his friend, the disclosed and every one is nappy. true identity is i y .l .,, g i1 - sc ,M O, ,,- 5 jw, X W 4f X lwlff N,-,, 3 x. 4 ,..- ......-.., ........-.. .- -.....-...-...-...---..... ,r Nl W or :rg D if ' r i 5 f':'ffff'iiQi'w fi' i -N-'--'-Mer' 'iexnhicwmu-Mel-f b. W Q--hw -M W -fhmnfjf X,,.H- ,l,,,f -,,-. X H ZT ' r f'??1T'f'xT'?T 'f ' ll ' hifi QU4f+2z:i::e1 Ulm-4 I ,N O e 'A'f f' Q 'v 'Q vf :'i-d AIe'o Class ' peretti bivon Uy tm, Adviutc ll 1 Q Merch 8, 1955 High School Auditorium 'Q Helen Kelley, Director Leone Harnock, Accompanist sg CAST or CHARACTERS ifzirlamol, 1-iirem and 1-ire. i.mf1ew'.-5 :ig primer---eetty N MHS. MEMDQJG, Preeioent, Locxl legit Club---Marjorie morehous fu LUELLA LUMFfSU, 3 Village Leidei ------------ Lavon Snaneyfelt 5 HiRAM MLADOJS, A Kindly Farmer -------------- Leon nhitesel EVALIZ-YE, .ebijah and mrs. Ltlcroggs' Daughter--Georgia McGuire 9 REUBEN MCSPHVIN, The Consteble's Son -------w Kenneth Kemp 'I EZPA EQECSPAVIIXJ, The Villehe Constable- ------- 1,-:ax ifaolletzgnlin Q 5 BILL MEADGWS, The Meadows' Som ----------0--- Dale Locke? XX! QRS. COLEMAN, A Wealthy Patron of Music -A--- Glatee Girton HOB CULEMAN, Her Son ---------H---------w---n George bmith fx BnR5ARA COLLMAN, Her Daughter w-------------- Avis Delaater ? JERRY JACKSON, Bob'e Chem ---- --Hf ----------- Ralph Shumaker 3 E SUSAN ctlffoia, we ailuliinomzet Girl --,-----n-- 5-ienriette eneffer !fg MRS. SGBQGGS, Abijah borog5s' Better Hilfe--Elsie Scholer f' AQIJAH SCRUGGS,,Sumbonnet uirl'e Guardian---Roger Stoner 5 S5213 EIMPKINS, Another Village Maiden M'---- Virginia Lley l 5 mehjLHS OR THQ QAQHUQ--Margaret Baldauf, Janet Constable, lf Louise Morehous, Geraldine Hartwick, fax Page Lewis, Martha Scnoler, Pauline ? Locker, and Phyllis Springer. gf Mrs. Coleman, President of the oasis Federation comes Qi to the village oringing her cnildren, barbara, job and sis 5 1 enum Jerry. She is sgoneoriuu a contest to Us meld in tue 53 garden of hr. and mrs. meadows. Bae, an orgnan Guild of ef' musical parentage, nears of toe contest and timidly ears the ladies in onurge to be Q conteeient. lnej are wil-ing out her buardians, the ocrogbs, refuse. See is diecoareged 5 1 but she meets barbara, job, end Jerry and tells them her G I troubles. the says sue oelievee the ooroggs move a deed for qi some groperty Delonbiu, to her. They promise to help her. 2 X sf not Il shous all of the villede young people in the garden ready for the contest. After several members take pert, mrs. Meadows declnres'the contest at an end, out mrs. 'xx Coleman says there is one more, Saeen Cliffton. Sue aggears ig Qorceously dressed and sings ner solo and wins the prize. gi sob gromotly falls for ner oeauty and charm and tells ner ti so. '5ue, tniuking me is proposinw only because he is sor- K1 ry for ner, refuses aim, out says that if sae had money She QE would accept. Job goes in qaeet of the constable. In the x'! meantime oarbara and Jerry come to 2 romantic aireement. lf The consteole searches ine Sorogcs' Home and finds the deed ,w, for Sue's 3rooerti.' The curtain iolls on a Jroeoective A X X double wedgini. J L A 2 2 L-. ......, ,, M.. L-----Ag im r VV ' T7 xo..'jj!.ie,1Tj5 Q Y:jj,f Q' rr' 'W ijjwff f -r- -.-.-.--N.......,. i' W Ai..-i,,,i 1 -11. ,...,.-..., . ....... -c W- ...,...-,................ . X ff fi-3 fl :ff xx ,,,, w,, ,,f xx 5 , , qw .', ,J fy Xx-'.,.-w- -X -f n ' nevewnw- W-N I I N----.--.--,..-....-.W --...-.........fl L TEiE. i3UI5:3O,I'3i-QQ? GIRL Operetta given by the Advanced music Glass March 8, l955 High School suditorium Helen Kelley, Director Leona Warnock, nccompanist CAST OF CHARACTERS MIRANDA, Hiram and mrs. meadow's Dnanhter---Betty Evans MSS. MEMDOJS, President, Local Mueig Club---MsrJorie horehous X! LUELLA LdUFf3H, n Villa5e Maiden ------------ Lavon Shaneyfelt HiHhM MLADOJ5, A Kindly Farmer -------------- Leon Hhitesel EVALINE, nhigah and mrs. Scroggs' Daughter--Georgia McGuire REUBEN MCSPAVIN, The Consteble's bon -------- Kenneth Kemp EZRn MCSPAVIN, The Villahe Constable -------- max McLaughlin BILL MEADOWS, lhe Meadows' Bon ---------- ----Dale Locker MRS. COLEMnN, A Wealthy Patron of Music ----- Glates Girton BOB COLEMAN, Her Son ------------------------ George Smith BnH5ARA COLLMAN, Her Daughter --------------- Avis Delauter JERRY JACKSON, Bob's Ghum ------------------- Ralph Shumaker SUSAN CLIFTON, The Sunoonnet Girl ----------- Henrietta Bheffer MRS. BOHOGUS, Abijsh Scroggs' Better Half---Elsie Scnoler AQIJHH SOEOGGS, Sunbonnet oirl's Guardian---Roger Stoner SADIE SIMPKINS, Another Village Maiden- ----- Virginia Eley MEMBERS OF THE OAOBU6--Margaret Baldauf, Janet Constable, it Louise Morehous, Geraldine Hartnick, Faye Lewis, Martha scnoler, Pauline Locker, and Phyllis Springer. Mrs. Coleman, President of the nusic Federation comes to the village orinbing her cnildren, Jerbore, bob and sis cnum Jerry. She is sponsorino a contest to be neld in the garden of mr. and mrs. meadows. Sue, an orphan cnild of musical perentage, nears of tue contest end timidly asks the ladies in cnarge to be e contestant. lnej are willing out ner buardisns, the Lcroggs, refuse. Sue is discouraged but she meets jeroera, Bob, and Jerry and tells them ner troubles. the says she oelieves the bcroggs have a deed for some groperty oelonoind to ner. They promise to help her. not Il shoes all of the village young people in the barden ready for the contest. After several members take pert, mrs. meadows declares the contest at an end, out mrs. Coleman says there is one more, Susan Oliffton. Sue agpears goroeouslj dressed and sings ner solo and wins the prize. Bob promptly falls for ner oeeutj and charm and tells ner so. lous, tn1nKin5 ne is proposinQ only because he is sor- ry for ner, refuses aim, out says that if sne had money she would accept. Soo goes in quest of the constable. In the M6aNLiM6 sorbera and Jerry come to e romantic agreement. The constaole searches the Scrogcs' home and finds the deed for 5ue's orogerty. The curtain ialls on a grosgective double wedding. X -f,'-- N -ff -TN wot... f .g.igg...g x fi .. ........f f x......4..lf mmf X .. .. if I I ! i i I X - X rf'-..f,f-W X if Vi fl Ui i-.J 'If f'?,i'1i'i. f 'J.,f3 I' 1' xi its if 1 I -i,,N b,J 'X mxqi90- -X -u'z j ' wwf 1 ' 1-n' w NN 'gl ' E .E:l.1U1x Ulla X IIN .fxy fig 7th Grade Home Economic Class if! iz! fl ' I , , q ' . l Tuey studied about the care of their rooms, ,ood color !.g r't comoinations for their rooms, arrangement uf furniture, and ifj I ' . r ' A --x I l gt! soitaole iurnitdre Ior iirls' rooms. macn crocneted a rag E25 l.l rug that would darmonize witn the farnisninbs of ner room. lil Rf' V Ax They studied aoout the care o1 the arrangement of the i different rooms of an attractive and convenient come. They is dave Made towels and pan holders. Leon memoer of tue class f 51 waxes ner own articles for tue aitchen work. in ' - 1 QI Sth Grade Home economic Clase I I l V ,LV V - -AA v 7-1 v Y A V-.J I 1 A 1 I 1 I kv! This year tue ,iris comoleted their articles lor laoor- W atorj work by maning agrons and aeadbands. Various methods f'j for testing faorics were carried out in order twat the 6irls KAN is migot oe dole to know oy sight tue textures and the names of Q tf tue different Kinds oi cloth. Tae class worded out color f fl schemes for dress and interiors. j I - I vf The latter Jali of tue semester das oeen Qiven to cook- 1 f ing and kitchen oroolcms. Huey dave made and prepared dif- X , ferent types of oreaafast mendes. They grepared and served fx? a .areaxfast to tue 1.1e..aoers of the class. X Q 9th Grade dome Lconomic Class 2 .N I ' ' ' Y - A ' ' xvx X 1 Xe , . . , . . x f The unit sjstem oi worm nas oeen carried out in tne class 1 Q 5 work tdis fear. Various Metaods for the greservation of foods E Xxj were deed in yreservino manJ Jars of fraits, vecetaoles, gicklesxvf X and Jellies. Tuis worn was done daring tae Home economic class - periods. Tyges of Mendes lor diiferent deals were planned and ,AX ,discussed from the point of view 'oi a oalanced dietn. many U f loractical and economic dishes were gregared iollowinb points 1 X 'learned from taoee iiscassions. EN' x Y X j a Tdanksoivinb oreaxiast was greoared and served to the gmemoers oi tne class. deco reoresedted a medoer of a family ' f' ' ' ' . . .. .' .. . 1 ' , ,x . , s I 1 group. ogecial diets lor tae sica were stadieo and prepared XV fi and attractive tra s were served A - XXX J . 1 v i Model entertaidiog of JounLer cdildren was demonstrated. ff X gToeJ entertained tue yrisard cnildren so ao to out into efe yf X fect wnat taej were stadJin5. nn attractive some-made toy at gwas Made oj eacn girl. In sowinc worx LU6v .ado olouses or it 4 . . N gsmocxs and a dress. 1 X Ni XX fN ' l , 2 . , Y ' f 1 1 L- s - iill .i - ii- or , or f f...x .... ..-E ...,f-..5 Ms... f.......R,f....t s ff 'lf s X X X X is i -fb A V! fy, n r 1 I ...-,, -..-- -.... ,r xx X ,I , ' IV x ,- x , . x ------.....,,, N hi' 3 4 fJ - , . ' In .v .1 ' . . X, 5 .-,..--.y .--N X ff ,A ,fl , -..J r..--.-i...--..,,.,.f xx . .A ,x,. ,W L' , il I s x...-,.,.,. ..-.--..-,-,-.i-,r 1 . I I , MANUAL TRAINING NEWQ Y 5 fl ' . , A fg Neatly tucked away on the oasement floor in the north- .f' east corner of our school ouilding, is a modest laooratory V ' i Known as HThe Shopu. In this we find no lathe, Jointer, or 1 uand saw. Instead the hendsew, chisel, and square predominate xwj y whatsoever the proyect, the result is the student's I f own handiwork in deed and in truth. I I f . 1 . Q. Our course,as required by the State Department of Puolic Q if Instruction, cells lor three years experience in shop work, l f namely seventh, eighth, end ninth years respectively. The it XV! seventh and eighth brade boys meet one period a week, while the ninth graders meet two periods each week. .WN 'il From the simplest proyect of shaping a round or squaring - I , stock, the ladder of accomplishment is gradually scaled to 5 'ff' levels of more difficult undertakings. ,,. af I . fl 'Ei From year to year the Seventh year boys have completed 5 kwj such Jobs as salt trays, xey racks, match trays, m1lKin5 ' ' stools, ironing boards, etc. The eiQhth year ooys are con- Nc' fob tent with making magazine racks, cake boards, chicken coops, WX IE end teoles, sleds, etc. 'l P ml Havinb learned the elementary technique in the use of c QFI tools, the ninth Jeer ooys have ouilt in a creditaule way, x ' porch swings, chairs, hall trees, taoourets, cedar chests, 3' k y floor lamp posts, Kitchen ceoinets, library taoles, medicine 2 A cauinets, etc, WnlCH is to say most any article that may De Ncf ,mx needed in the home or of use on the farm. ,fx It ' . , . . 2 34 Diiierent ideas and ways of finisninb have been intro- Sli f duced. Staining, waxing, varnishin4 or paintind ere permit- Il all ted. The success of each deoends entirely upon the interest, NS j'I aoility, and effort out forth by each student. E , r , , L s 1 'J' with a complete shop equipment e more varied program xy X, could ue instituted. A lathe, Jointer, band-saw, plainer, X , 3 and sander would iind a welcome awaitin5 them. However f N . A . - . , , . -1 , I E51 iumule this laboratory mibnt oe, we sincerely trust that fi 2 2 some grofitaole experience has come from this noisy corner Q3 lf, of our school . 5 1, ai 1 2 If xxx ki ,I !'w. V F ' 1 I' 1 Ll, Wm l 1 :I f .---., X I -,, ,ff .' ,-,.. 'X 4' -. . A ,.,,k L' I If M- Y x - -b 'K ',f uw'-F X IQ... 5. gf 1.-L Nts -J 'x...,,,.----..- x,,.,--i..-f x ,HJ xhtml- ff ,.,... ..,.--...-.,.........-.. ..,....-. -.. . ....-..-.' ,, PM-.-----X if M X JN, f X ' N I x,-'- . tf e-M .' fe--- X Q' lf' at 1' '-, :f ' X 'n '- f' lei.i f -,-- ip e....-......lf . .ff . 4,2 il, 5 r 1 -r hr- er-we--r so-----fu 'I N: N I THE BOOSTER CLUB .' The Booster Club of Madison High School was organized ', approximately ten years ago. Its membership is taken from R54 students of the high school and the seventh and eighth v grades. The dues per student are ten cents. ,x 1 The Club was organized to further school activities and '25 to help other organizations in the school. Money for the I various activities of the club is raised by candy sales, fi dues, and plays occasionally. i I x'a Aid his been given to the school by the Booster Club mf in various ways. The experience gained by its officers xr and members is to he long rememoered. Banners for the wine I nino of the County Tolrnament, with the possible exception 4 5 oi one, have been pcirehased hy the Booster Club. At the A' close of the season the varsity is always bsnqueted at the j expense of the club. 1 5 5 Throegh the co-operation of the nthletic Association, h J memoers of the club are liven free passes to one of the home basketball games. The Club also sponsors the selling of the County Tourney and sectional tickets. A bus is ' chartered to furnish fans a means of going to the Games 1 . played away from home. Uniforms for the yell leaders are furnished by the club 1 3 ' The megaphones of the yell leaders are also the result of f L,' the ol4b's work. F'W, st the close of every year the treasury of the club is gg k almost depleted because the club desires to help all of the ti 4 activities of the school to the fullest extent of its abili- .l ' iii m ,. . . s . gg 5 lhe present OfllC6F5 of the nooster Club ere: Elsie Rx ' Scnoler, Presidentg Henrietta bheffer, SecretsryeTreasurerg W and Miss Jlenche LePever, sponsor. .fX I is af? Iii SV' mel ' 3 Rx' XHX li E ' 'Zak f.....,-..fI'xX .,.. -....'3 ......t-,.... full ff. , f X ,ill X. in -,gf X X ,X Am-A S... w-..f-- .-Q.,-.Q U 1 - me-Wm. xMwvUMWMMmm'm'x w 'x f'.l, fl , Xt ,' ,.: Q w,g. m,4Q M-fs XX, J,-are M-M.- !,...a5. 5 !f,wfiMwQLLcfXX VwHMQwwQgJ , yjrvrr steak 3 E Xwnman-cn..-N-iil.w.wf ..-. n'M'N' 'M'j1g ll'-1 SOCIAL NEWS kj The Freshman Class and its sponsor, mr. Brown, held H fi Party at the scnool building on October 17th. Out-of-door if f same? Were played the first part of the evening. Later a 2, . Tiisugwilldgrdnd weiger roast were enJ0jQd ln the woOdS'. A ir? it quam? :nStgD 5'?la!Z in tue gymnasium later in the evening. li 2 l K 'D h Cf c.re went committee were mary Jo Geeting, Emma nf R, Ooni and oterliuo nickel, and those on the entertainment r .X iiqgiigee were Roberta kreemyer, Marianna Rnodes, and James ' if ' I .1 , .gs .fn H HailOwe'en party for the Sophomores was meld at the Y gf' school Udlldlhg, saturday night, Uctooer 20th. names consist- ,Q 5 1 U13 of Wiley Dall, indoor baseball, and two-deep were played ff gg the first part of the evening. Later a treasure aunt was en- fi Kr J9F9d Of the Qlasa ang its sponsor, Miss Kidder. Hel1owe'en f Qifts were distributed amend tne class. after the entertain- N! ff ment, refreshments of pop, cooiies, and candy were served. X I . fs R g The Junior Clase and its sgonsor, ur. dcLaubglin, enjoyed Q g f Q partJ at the scnool uuildins on November 5rd. The eveninu ' S9602 lrl Pladiflg bug , tne prize being awarded to .Grace it Zreneg, tresident of tue clase,h Foul shooting was a Qart of H Lxf, Cgokieintgii egtiggainment. meiresnients of essimo pies and Q - -I I Q 1 'X 3 5 held Egiidigiiiiedtbihiors and their sponsor, mr. urubaker, lfh 1 X A de1ilgtfJ? tineewaboi ogugdstdoollouildina on hOV?mO6F,5OPh. 1E :qi road 506111 I 1 3 t nu y A 0, a . loul snootinb add rail- Ri I 5 eVeqinP l?6 CQHLDSQS were two of the main features oi the xE is tr ap sac Lttfeeqs tnat ur. pruoaker toog great delight in Ext RJ, tart-ebut gnuoub egsome oi the students ip the Sgglling con- i f 1 ang gbood o r students took oo heed to his mlFCu1Bf-mdklhg xJ' X, dow. U t up gntil the end. Tue last four could not be 5pel1ed!N sl - .Q so -hey rew cuts add Paul may received the prize. The iii li iioiore nad Just neo tueir pictures taken, and discussing 5. X 8 SM WQS a great feature of the evening. After the enter- x ba1UMGUL, refresuments of ice cream and cake were served. if- ? i I . 1 The Sophodore Class oi the madison High School and its i 2 ,f ?POUSO?, his? siddeF, meld another party at the scnool build- Xfi XXX iQgnFgEg3gnQ1E2g,gmiighfddiGif donor ofPSL. ratr1cw's'Day. Pi? Witn the holiday .sgrmcgoaigugooooethioe Breen lg keeping. fNg , , ,A U 7 e - noests were enJoJed oy all. I g'! HGIF6Shm6nts Of ice cream, caxe, and candy were served. f1 . Xi lf! I The Home Cafe of Portland gave a delightful canquet for XXX 1 tie Tomoats and Coach Brubaker in donor and recognition of djy Q f tueir victory in the County Tournament- The ooys ate hearti- 'Q V' lv and enjoyed the delicious food with great laudnter and Joy Nf ,-X alter piejiug so nerd. They appreciated the banquet and wish ,f, :.i to tnanx the nome Cafe for the invitation to dine with them. 2 if ,,, 1 lglljli? Mm! ,fn N ix.f-'ffQ:l 4fi:'NN'- , '-M-tx - 1' -illt 5------,-. -,- ...W .. ,. , ,. , N , ' ' K. --- .- .- --4, X L X . 4 A , A X sX.N. -l-4. W r l X 'x .x ---.- .h ' i . f f, oN' '-oNf'wdfH xox f ,f' Non, Hull r iu 1 --..--..,,.. .- , -. ,,, MH' 1,j I A banqueb wah meld in one audltorium of the nigh scmool lf oulldinb in nonor of Lhe oasxetoall oojs, woo are Known as the VME JAY COUNTY CHAMPIONS Ol '55, A carry-ln supper woo engoyed oy Q 3 QOOAL 350 Madison fans. The tdoles were beaatiiully decoraned Q'g Winn olJe and WOlL5 Cripi gaper and toe aud1Lor1om was mode at- l f Lroooivc wltn oridntlj colored ballons. mr. mCLEdOJllB, ine Q, '?0i5iH265Gf, WHS in Cnurgc Oi one grouram. bnorn Lalns were K gig UlV9Q U, wax mcLo4Unlin and Cooon druoaker. The soeaker of the glg +-aevenzod was Hionord Jamen of Portland. an intervals inroa,houL ?f1 . ine evenlno everyone oarnlolgoood ln sinQin5 some of the latest xv' fx.bOHb-oits. Some of the foture oa5KeLuall ooys of Room II sang, K . V?UOn ing Good :mio Loll,'PopU. The Presldcnt of the Booster 3 7 530105, 21516 bcnslcr, gresented and DRDDEF to the team and Q .gsgoroo Smith, captain of the Leam, answered with a short talk 1,F 'JO Lpjreciatiom. Q 3 Q Q 1 1 J L', On Friday nlwht, Aofll l2Ln, tue Junior Ulasa deliuntiully Qlg rf euzcrtoined the senior Blass and faculty witn a banquet and ,w ,X orogram at the Methodist hecepti.n Room LH Union Clif, ludlana. A 2 1na tae conclodin, ieagure oi the prodram Loose gresont were ln- ! I if TVILCG io oe Lie Joosts of the Jooior Glass an a Lneakre party Q55 : ,at the uranu Theauro. Tae QlCLAF6 snowm was HDog of Elandersd gff 3' and lL was Lnoroa,HlJ onJoJod o, all itnendlng. gf! ff Graco bzouer, Preoldeun Ol one Junior Class, acted as fig if toasnmlstroso lor Loo oamquet. M153 olancne oefcver was call- 351 'Kg'ed loom for A bnorn tall and one roopooded on the 5uoJect, 3 l , Hilo Conan. gr. overeun r. crown Loom sgoie on UTen Lessons ' f Qin Life Halen Gan wot be Loarnod from A Texzuookn. The Senior ,No QQ PClaSs Propnecj was read Dj genr1oLLo bhoffer and the Senior Egg 5 iCla5s will was read of nalzer Rhodes. miss Helen Aellay dmrqct-2 Q 5 ,ged the sinQ1nw oi several popxlor songs. gil E5 Q The mano nos as follows: salad, Creamed cnioken, mashed i,i Qt fgotatoeo, green Deana, oiscoito ani butter, cake, ice cream and gli Xj'coffee, Tala was served og one l3fl6S of Luo Honoodlst Cuurch L Q A of onion CitJ, imdlana v Kfxg Favors for the evening were Umenory Jooklotsu wnicn con- .A E5 Znalned Luc growram, menu, names og Loo Seniors, Jum1orS,Paoulty,Q 5 31 gand a sgace lor agcotropno and memories. or, G. J. McLaughlin Q-2 1 115 the Junior Llosa sponsor and was 1M cnario of manlnm the 3 Q !?'farran5emenLb for one banquaz and Lueanrc garty. Q 5 it 1 , Exif The alumni nggoglarion ol madison Jign Souool will hold H 5 W its annual SQFLRD Jasmin, hola gear an the Country Clmo on f ,XX 5aL4rdaJ ALJQQ, norll doth. n largo attendance 15 exgecped fx iit41s Jour. Too prolram for ine KITSL garb of ihe eveminb will gil R 'CUDSISL Ol A flnnomlmo of Lge Class of '35 and a one-act glay g!' ibgoj the Llttle Theatre of Porulaud. Tue outstanoiug feature. fig - 'lS1 Luc CVEDLUN ls no oe tho danco. mdSlC for the dance will QY5 2 goo Idfnlbdbd od Jerri nob,s and mis Rofal ncos or Jlocaester. X93 Q jbor amass non HiSA1HQ Lo dance, cord Gomes wlll Us arranQed. X51 Nf Tao offlooro IO? igis Jo, gr: as iollows: Prealdcnt, Alva xNf ,,XxbOmmeTg Vice-Proolient is iuouerg ooo.-lreas., maole FAX T '1 ,-f-I 5 1 it QafJ'l':-Joi. V 12 L... ,.-,-o-.-,l Moll, W, ,, if H ' J ' N KX X,-f-'N-'-4'--' -x I,-w-'W f I X 1 -f , I, H X X ---- x f ---- .1 --W f -.M -... , X ,Hx .A Q v ff X ,I Tj xx I X X XX -N-- L. XX-Q-U x xx -.- X f ...ll 5 5 i' ....,.g.,...,...-...-.,.-..--Q --4--..---v---X.---.- ..-.-.-..-...l..-....-.... ' ' . . ,, A ' ' 1 i z x '- I 1 1 il Us Nj' X f, I 1 Bl .'Q -DQ Lagj, 50. f- ,--1 ,ml QS. f , .... ,,-. .. .... ....-.- ..- .. ...-..., x f x Jnat! No senior rings, yet? Beat Bryant in madison Dymna their first bame of season, Practicing for ihannsuiving Tnanasgiving Prooram. nice Defeated Ridbeville tonibnt Seniors have a Hbig timeu at building. .....- ' .....- s .....- I I ..-.-..-f- x , ' I siom, 5 -Zl . High won 25 ll. Good work, Juniors Proorem attendance tnere b score of 55 9 tneir part at Scioo .,.,,f' it,i,,,,,.. ...,...,...... bx..............of riwffwfwf ,, .U..1.f:ffvff7 -,...-,-f X..-...-.Q...-1-f XX : fl i- a -- 4 - k' wi ! XX.........,.. 1------fn I 1's-- -.-f-- v rg e.u,,mmUi,i,-U,ul,! I I NM! CALENDAR 1934-1955 R fAN Angus' ' .. Lf 3 . .fm 31 Back to scnool.a3ein. All seem rather glad. I . 1 Seotember Q I 4 Started in earnest now. N' 6 Call for baseball players. . ,fc 7. Have a new teacher, Mr. Brown. All wondering whether he l, is very cross. W ' fi 3 l4 First baseball game of season. Gray beat Madison, 8-O. 1,.1 l7 School pretty dull, so far. thanue in way of studying. Q. Q Don't xnow what to do in assembly. Teacners think there gli is plenty' to eo if v-.1e'a only do it. Z', Bl Poling won over madison at Poling in baseball, 5-l. X ' NN! 34 Seniors don't act at all dibnified. Seen one of the girls -f fx fall down while trJ1n5 to get in the assembly door. , X1 9' - X e 'ad's ' o 'Q e 'll 1 f at B -ont ll-6 Q . I '-'O ,JC-1. lv- QC-mC Q 0 4: i Q E ' 4 2 October 5 iff M-W 1, f , .. .. - - ' o S l One month of scnool bone. sure glad. Doesn't seem as ii Q If 3 we nad nad any samner vacation. 5 Lxf, 2 Election of class officers. T ' o Polind won the County sion School Baseball League. . ,fy l2 First call for basnetoall volunteers. v :,l 16 Day after tomorrow, Teacner's institute. No School! ,lg l7 The Seniors aren't very secretive as everyone Knows that 1 , .3 they have ordered tneir class rings. ' Qi Freshmen dave their part, in the gymnasiam tonight. t , if EO Sophomore party at tne.madison school building. ll, f L- 24 First basketball game. Defeated Roll at nadison, 26-17. X! 9 N 26 Madison Fall Festival. went over Dig. Larme crowd. .Q ff, 39 Excitement all over, pretty dull a5ain. ,yiiQ . l il? f I Q November ELTX .1 xl: fi 2 Pennville defeats Tomcats at Bennville, 24-18. N r 3,2 9. Tomcats defeat wayne at madison gymnasium, 56-25. ,'5 iii 12 Don't think we haven't learned now to use our assembly Q xf' periods nowl Wish we dad more of them. Those taxing if , Bookkeeping seem awfally fond of their books. They al-' I .Q K Y wa5s seem to nave tnem around. ' fxft ,ll 16. We are defeated a5ain. Dunkirk won over madison, 22-13. 'l,T5 . I , , 'L ' ZOO 1 ,,i1 ax' 1 Q JYN4 lxgi , , -. . ' I L A 4- fa? 1 anal im. Vs 'f N fr f X 1 X f --- xi K ---- - 5 --N i I X X X ' ...a2i....' L 3 3 2 if fe 3 I 5 1 -. 1 ' E 4. 1 fw f -1 ,. 'n u io .N 'x X 'J ,N x 'N N 'Mg f, ,, , X- ,. Mimi., .,., -.,-...-M-,.,,,,.. ,MM-.QM N E W w -.- ' ---...I ..-..........-..,...--,,,,,,.' 'xx , 5 1 s L, g t ,V,, ,ff -.kbmgmlpmrrl-A'-wWf' '-,X in-in , H wi--MHwM, .... iiiiwif YMf December it 5 First semester almost gonel I E 5 Cnristmos Seal drive started. 5 E 7 Went to defeat mokinley, out mciinley not et home. ? 12 madison oeat Jacxcon on home floor, 39-21. Jr. High team 1 A also won over Jacnson Juniors 17-5. 1 14 Beat Poling at toe Portland Armory 33-10. 3-I 17 Reviewing for examinations. Find We dom't remember much. 11' 18 Rush! Hosni Rosh! Practice for Xmas program. More review- , .X ing for examinations. 5 3 19 Semester examinations start. All look doubtful. X g'5 31 Xmas program. Xmas Presents, and Sandy! , iberato5d defeats madison at Saratoga, E7-26. Some game. f 5 22 50. Vacatioml Merry Christmas! ' git 51 Beck to school again. overyoodj beined weight and nave :fs lots of new tnings. Glad to bet oecx to scuool again. x ,- .J January X X ffi 1 Everybody looks sleepy today. loo many late moore. Jaton 51 pirties. HAPPY AEM YEAR 5 1 Q 4 Pleyed oryont at Portland Armory and won Z3-19. . QQ Madison Joniore won over orgent team easily, score ZQNZ. I'v 7 Chief topic--HDid you goes toe exams, Q.d.?U Q ll Poling come to Madison and were defeated 30-8. 14 Meeting of dooster Cluo to sell Coonty Tourney Ticxets. ,f, 16 Wondering who will win the County Tourney. We nope medi- Q con wine it. Team rotoer optimistic over chencee to win. gg. 13 MADiSON CRONNED COUNTY CHAMPIONS. Defeat Poling E it Defeat Dumxirm l Defeat Pennville t Hurrah, Tomcats i , fog 21 It is certainly nice to come ooo: after tournament if you . if' are Champions. Telxc, Jokes, little seriouenece, celebret tif'25 All seriooe asain. Play never lasts long at school. ef 25 Toot Eennville team toought they woald get the troghy cock f Kfx 5 'cot we Still cave it oy winning to-83 im on overtime.r fA li ELS maoieon Juniors treveleo to rt. necovery and won Bl-lo. EE. QQS February Ei? ix if l Entered 5ed'ef gym and defeated tnem, 17-15. D. Lee sick. f 5 Sed loom to cirry trophy around too many games. Portleno 'tif defected ue at Portland, Zo-16, out Junior team won Bl-6. J jx 8 Now Dunkirn come to Medicon and oeet as again 23-19. 5 3 12 Pictures of Lincoln on all bulletin boards. fx 2. fli St. Valentiie Day. madison Juniors travel to Heaney emi gi E win in mari fougot game by score of EQ-16. v A 3 g3l5 Defeated Jackson at Saratoga 55-17. Second'e didn't play. 1 Q3'l3G Diecoeeing m Oporetta for Glee Ciao. Q Q? E21 Heiney came to xedieom to avenge lest weexs defeat, out 3 Kyj retornei more on snort and of 53-16 count eooimst madison cg Juniors. iibhth straight victory for Madison Juniors. ' ZXNEZZ onion City defeets madison iomcate BQ-32. Plenty ice. N tg Q25 Start practicing for Qperetto, Ninn boouey Girln today. P 3 2 L-.t ..i......o.......... -.............. ..............-..o i..,.,,,,,, A , 1 3 ' P 5I'rrfV'r't 2-'f'WH!f'M:K3 !rrrxRfM'XB ff Mwrjt-M'ib'5Mf:-X L.,................ X' X.............-......,.... ...t,......J' ....,........m.............- ff, ........,..,,,...i.f' ------------ N......-N..,,.--. . x ',......---.-- . - .... . ... ,.,...-.. f E X 'x f ., - , , , -. -i.....---..-. . I X vfgww- ,f,'f.-..... If 'Q J., 5 i : A' ' ' xx K -vm .xxx .WJ B Cf' HE rrwrm-' XwL4gl Qng!Ni:f idwUsl.Nf X, Z I . X! A March f H 2-f 1. Sectional lournament. deat PORTLAND in first round game I 1 26-25. what a thrilling snot, Geor5e. Concratulations. j 2. dent to tne finals and were defeated DJ Pennville. we 2 5. are so disappointed as we wanted to ao to the Regional. ig B. HSun Sonnet Girlu a success! dad a lar5e crowd out. XX ll. Junior Class nas cncsen HClimDin5 Rosesn for class play, 14. Took pictures for NfDibON '35 today. ' fm ld. Class m.ctinH:. ormanize oasketoall teams for scnool ff class totridwent d4rin6 noon period. ji 53. Finals oi class ICQFFJMQDt. Girls--Fresnmen defeated !,f bopnomores. :Cys--seniors defeated bopnomores. f f Sognomore Qarty in madison Gymnasium. is miss Kidder f I4 fun wnen not naving class? ? ? ? ? Lx! 25. nimeoorapnine for annuals started today. 58. The Junior glaj, HClimbing Roseau was a success. A ,xx large crowd attended. Q iZ9. neetind of dooster Clan to arrange for the banquet for ii the basketball boys. Committees selected. I fi Eff A ril 14. a 'L' 1 . april Fool. Lxf' 2. Scdool alnost out. Meetings. Committees selected for ffx writing the HLast will and Testatent of tne Senior Class I X' of 134-'55H and HClass Propnecyu. If 5. Banquet for basKetoall ooys. Verd large crowd. Speaker, Qi mr. Eionifd James of Portland. lnterestinw program.. I xl 6. Two senior ,iris wont to ndncie to work on art work for 1 5 MADLEUN 135 when did they return? No time mentioned. 1 1 10. Last dick sehcol examination for Seniors of 'bi-'Z5. YJ 12. Junior and senior Reception at M. 5. Cndrcn reception X4 room at onion City and tneatre garty followin5 banqdet. i Nl4. Baccalaureate Lervice in madison addigoriam. ihgv. drown li of taldmonia n. L. Cnarcn Have he df ress. ha ison fkf, - aaditorium filled to caoacity to near interesting talk. 2 Qilo. several seniors return today to paste pictdres. The' i.? lOllOWlm5 can oe called Udtucx-Up oeniorsui olates Gir- 5 Ii ton, Avis Dolauter, oettj evans, MarJor1e moreiousg d X , George Smith, Carl Jioler, max Mctaughlin, Jai er no es, if and iooert bipe. - f'1l6. Annaals comgleted today ready to oe taken to binder. i f,fl7. nDMddlS consisted and ready to oe dlstrioated. j f Semester ex .t'. tirations start today. ?til8. Commencement exercises. Mr. Joseph wagner of dartford i 5 City is sneaker. f IQZO. 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Ai: K j my x a -, I - kg T1 ' 1 - Xfur 'W f '1f' - ' r 'ff v.XQ -- X XX f f 7'1 x fe' g 1 X PM D5 SON .sa ,flirt--1 I N- - - -, --,fe , 3 v V P H 4, fi . , 1 we X I f' JV E l A Q-j ,-It ' Y fi' CLASS QE 1924 ,f, Ruby Keltner Banty, Thelma Kidder, Tressa Miller Culbereton, and Paul Whitaere. ctaes Q-rf. 1925 1 Ralph Ehrnartw, Frederica Lley, Lee Gagle, ninnie dull, J C Vera miller, Clarence Sommer, Velma Stoner Rnyan, and Leroy wf Zearbaugh. Q2 Cttee gg 1926 ix, arlie Jarger, Glen Berger, Calvin Constable, Carrie Constaele, earl Delauter, Ruth Jettinber, Emma Harris jryan, Edna Hilfiker Smith, Kenneth Koen, Mabel Kankle Shefier, am. Paul Lee, Charles Leech, Jard mcrarland, mildred Messner fi Klingle, Mabel Oenler, Geerde Rush, Dale Smith, may Sned- f 1 grass Chively, eether stewart Lee, Marold Stoner, Guy war- f neck, Raenel warnoek, and frank Wehrley. ' XJ Ellie Qi liil , Gail Eley, Mary Locker Kaderley, John Long, lsie Mays i Greenpasture Harry mock, Edna Oehler, Kenneth Patereaugh,' Q J Nellie Pearson Hofiman, Violet Sneffer, and Lyle Shifflet. x XX ctise gg 1923 Derrel Franklin, Ray Gagle, Chauney Marter, william Hilfiker, Remonda dinkle llif, Claon Aatchieen, Alice Melt- 3 ner Simmonds, mary Lenaster, Ord Lenaster, Ruth Leech, ner- f ace Jann, Nina meiarlane Corlo, Jalter mcbarlandw, Ermal Q Marsn, Edith netzQer Siberry, Kermit mitcnell, Chester neck, Qi Jalter Reitenour, Dorothy Rush, Kermit Sanders, Flora Sipe, 5 Emma Stump Jarneck, Robert Jallace, and Esther Nhitacre. Q I CLASS Qi l929 - U L S Haecal Corle, Lrnest Lley, Virgil evans, Ben Gettinger, z Mina Hull, Brances Aeltner, Bern Hump Cummins, Vera Keen f Collins, Audrey Locker Creisinger, Treva nays Abel, Herbert i Parson, Roeert Fearson, Ernest Shaffer, William Sheffer, hrdith smiley iley, Hazel Ltoncr warnecm, mae btoner Robson, f and Jalter Thcarer. 1 W Deceased 1 3 ,ff if 1 z xii ffT 'f ffXX'57,b ffrwf-,Q 4 -it Y H ' l I 1 1 1 'x X fix ,s .1 nfl ill ? si! s'f ' 1 Xl , fvlxl. , . if! ily! gf? ff? 131 if fx I il 1 1 ff iii lf ' ,E 'xi ,J V XY gf 3 gl flu les it! 5 S12 Q 1 1' L Vw, 3 E gli il, sl ' Y! iff E ! f , 1 ,Xl A r 5 , I I j ' ai' fl? :X .,-N ' N Q I ffl 4 1 2 l :f i f X , CLAQQ OF l93G Frederick jcntz, lda nee Lnrnert woods, Kola Eley any- dcr, marie eagle, Elizaoeth Hell Collins, Dorothy Hurruff, marcicl Hartnick nook Jilbur Hilfiker, Helen Lconhurd Loy- 3 00158, floyd martin, Velma miltualcr Scholer, Herbert Phillips, Cecil Smith, Alva bommers, Mergoric Stone, wilbur Stoner, Elvin aallecc, and Kenneth Joods. CLASS OF l95l Floyd Berger, Mary Jentz Loy, Robert Bentz, Charles Ei lcr, Charlotte Denncy, Ruby Fowler, Glen Frecmycr, nlfred Fuclling, Ralph Qccting, Doris Harruff, dope dertcr, walter Heidegger, Victor Jctters, ndsnc Keltncr, Lillian Kemp, Ll- vin Lemastcr, Remonde Lemaster Jcnkinson, Mildred Lyons Frsnhs, Mary May, Joe mciarluno, Kstneryn messner, Laura Alice nurry, Leo myers, Jesse Orr, Ldward Pearson, Paul Rudy, Walter Schroeder, Vernon bnumaker, ivan Sommers, Thur can Stoner, Joseph Stump, Woodrow Stump, Catherine Jalters, Charles walters, meoel wurnoch, und miriam Wnitenock Thorn- ourg. CLASS Qi 1952 marie Bibler, Paul Biolcr, Floyd drinherhoof, norvin Eley, florence Heidelger, Sarah Kuder, Donald Lenaster, Mabel Losch, Lucille Lyons Lewis, lvu Miller Macklin, oleo Myers, John Reitenour, drsel bheifer btroole, Hey Tneurcr, Millard Grille, und Donnel Stump, CLASS UF l935 Carl Earber, Louis dialer, Leland Constable, Helen Eley Stump, Albert Fowler, mar5aret drile, Frederick Hull, Mildred lsenhart, Helen Locxer, Frances Long Haynes, Martha Miltnaler, forest moore, Richard Sipe, nrlie oommer, Ger- trude Sommer, Junior Walters, and Leona Marnock. ctuss og issi A June Bailey, John Baldauf, Paul Beldauf, Lester Berber Alice Circle, Louie Avans, Opal G. Frank, Onnalee breemyer, Esther Fuclling, Rufus Green, Eli dell, Doris Lenasters Shaneyfelt, Charles Long, John nciarland, Harry Mitchell, Loren Pfeifer, Ruth Hants, Gene Roush, Margaret Rudy, Ralph smith, Robert State, Clyde Stoner, Lawrence Stoner, Veneta warren, and Edward Zcerouugh. f I f K A . I i, 'l X-X I. If I , . 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L Aro mditor ----------- --- ----- -- --------- --51519 Sonoler E i ' + - 4. if 1 ' 4 'K .J ' XXX nsslsoono nrt no1nor---- ---- - ----- --f- ---- meaty mvans ykx Social Lditor-H-- ----- - ------ - ------ - ----- Henrieita Shaffer 5, Alumni Editor---- ---- -------------- - ----- -Avis Delauter -, ffi Joke Editor-4----- ------------ ----- ----- --Carl Bibler i 1 i t , , Calendar Editor--- -------- - --------- - ----- Marjorie morehous -J ,wx Music and Play Editor---f---'--- ---- W-----Lois Steed 7 T Advertising manager --------------------- --George bmith ix Assistant ndveriising Mana5or--- ------ ----Paul may 1 I , . . i . . , gi, nssisuant Adveriising mana5er-------------Donald Lee xf ,XX Circulation Mana6ar ----------- ---- - ------ -Glates Girton I gg Aimoograph Director------ ---------- --- ---- Robert Sipe 1 e i ' ' 4. if faculty Advisor----H-- ---- -- ---- -- ---- ----mvereto Brown I Ii! 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Haynes, V106-PF6SlduHL 'fy 5 , Q and ENJOY it L1'0U-F5611 -' 2 March Haynes, Vice:-President E , 1 X I - f-Y f-. - ' 1 - 1 1 -'-- - Orla 5.. mam, basuler 5 I ' ' 1 -. . ,-, . N I . , . ' L , , f Q fi mr. MCL.: Hihls meat has ag nlbertu HICSLUT, HSSLSRHHR 35 5- 5 queer tastelw ' if I gf mrs. MCL.: Hlt snould be A wx A gg i ' 2 -. . . . ' ' . 5 ,R E 59915. 1 harmed 11, out I pat 3 5!AWfXx!K R 'xx Jngentine on it right away. BML 7' ' 5EgTa1'1'1't JOi'1'2 . .A v ,nf ff ?ji K ee y L.. w Q FAQ Ib . BORTLHND, INDIANA 1, gig 4U mll6S an hour, or QU, or Eg 3 IE even 2O.H - j' 'ff 3 .- . ' U H- 4 ' - ,u'r,- ,- I - . - Y - -, . 1 Z I ?-ff J'U?e,',1'1':f'5 btwdl' TCW' , lflrst dame: Orgpmlzed mn I1'1Cll2f-H21 I ,f E E OF J'G?l'l.l. O53 b3LQ,..Tx.115 Luuu Q Under. 'State Law I E - 5 sometn1ng. I6 J.. ..,. ..,, .,e,, . , ...,.. 4 ..... .. ,e ED? QUgbITY QGANTITY fl 2 s 3 I fe f f I f xx .vm ' ' TMJ Je l f f Q 1 3 Q i sf4Lr:1. 1 Q , :L s ex! x ' Congrawlates me Seniors of 1955 !'XX ?,f fg ?1Q 12 .2 Q 1 '- 1 e . i I - 1 - 5 A ff ' 1 2 I' F 7' 'X N E 1 ' 2 f , ji? Vvflff. Dfgflfflf. I k R 5 X , yy' Y! fxkx ,L 2 hz 5 , 5 2 3 5 S', ge' gX'Q General Merchandise Telepnone No. 57Fl1 'N ex? :A I ' 1 C 3 l Vx 15 5 ,- ' N WWF: A f x Xieaavz oeemeex 5 f I 4 I 1 5 ef Q 1 3 1 fi 1 '- - ,-4 ,Q ion.-.yu-.-4-w--4-v--...uf---. -------'---V-I ,...--N...-n.---9----.u----4 1 f,r. N f'.m. .wfN f .H-' ,m-NX .MM - WN N.ff .. V .w.Xx f NMR? eeaeem ,ff xx .Ae,e ,Yf?! eiveff 4lN.N,.Lifl,e.,f' .,N..Q2QL.m.Mf' Xx.e.M.flf...,.ff 'Xx...MW,W3 -1.7-W Q, , -. .V .,. .....-Y ,... 1 4 K X. v 1 -Q if X fff 7'IM i W Miss Kelley fat almond max: Hdould you marry an o 5 3 oouutery JJno attends to the fool to keep from being an old 1J' lf. nuLs?' ' maid?H fi 3 Jise Jay: JJo gatient, I'll' Viroinia: HL-o-e-c-r this is 5 3 fi wait on you in a minute.H so suddqn.H Iii ---- ---- 1 fi D. Los: ul smilgd ai a Harold P.:Hi'vo mover seen fl, il 5irl lasn nibni, and as she such dreamy eyes.H gi fl pasoed sho gave a smile in Graco 5.:HYou ngvor stayed 222 ow! return. this late before. ki-of XA' Homeric NJhat followod?H f 1 D. iw: 1 ,f N? 1 .,.l.... . ..,..... .... 4....,. . , H E I S 'E I - , xx, F. ,., 2 1 f SS ' E NN R 2 1 Lf. XL 5 gg! 4, 'fT..Q 2 Q x qU..i,,-:ff 2 ukum 11 'lf f T- if 'I -V - fr 1 rf? 1 ii .1 I X Q K: KI X2 T o-'xv , - E V.14,ff'l1L3:.53I,.,yf:.TNw , G, 1,301 CHF, Prop . f ,K Qggig Dry Cleaningw-fProssin5---Aliering---Ropairing QI? 1, f.fgZ,,, 5-.N O, 52-FQQQA B13 W. Main Lt. - PDUHG 452 Sf? ' 4 2 , , . I L , 'Q171-A-D Portl anal, indiana ,xi X. X - '-- ---Iv1 --'--'l'- v- - -v --l-----f-'-.vf ----,----,.. ..,,.'. , ......,,. ,... ...,,,.Q .,., . . . .....,, . . . . X X r , , u, f . RAY'WO!XfD flfvf 1 1 I LJ XJ - Q 3 ' 1 . i X Pl azzrbirig? 1-'ioat,i1'15, and 5 ig , 2 Rofri,,er'a1oion , .. I 2 t 3 J 5 S A Whoo f ,, Dealers IOI' X Q7 D ' E lvl ffX Apex Refrigerators, .Aw Q 5 Jashers and Vacuum 45 . A i 1 ClGf12'1f?T'S Drilggs-----sodas rg If , , !Fs if :school Supplies iiq Q Q Estimates cheerfully 2 2 ,'j given for anj plumb- i 3 'f ina or heating ren vf quiremont. Drop in 14 and see 5.3 : ? 2 l i V in x V YYY-xi l 5 1 .Z L 2 l 5' . 2 Pnone lZl ?hone 113 ' f! 'XIX V! fmx ll9 N. Meridian 501 N. main Street fix ' - 7 I Q r i 5 5 Portland, Indiana 5 Portland, Indiana E4 I . - ' '-X pf-----.4-----..--. - f A f -'A-ff' Af - , fm- - -- ff ff V Y .W , ,Y -.L,f if -mff-M5 -of-5 f---,i..- fm. X... 3 f ...N A--....,.-.-...... -... 1 -'---5.-... ........-.......,. h ,1 --+V .ff ....,,f , ,, xx 6 1 ..ww, ' ,' I ag . NNW'--W'mmm'v m i i. I ! X..-... ..,,,.,,,., Xkj Minister: HAvis, you look ' Smart, Can gou give me a verse rfwfFOm the bible?H f.i Avis: Hl'il say i can.H ffg Minister: uLcL's near iL.H Q52 mvisl HThe Lord is my shep- Ifgnerdf-I should worry.0 Rug mips usb.. Exercise Aiilb W'germs.H Roger S.: HHOW do you gct fafihem to U fli f Mrs. ., , l- nl L:XU2'Cl-SG!! --4.....- miller: Ulf there were -...... -.....,.......,-..... .. E t Lx m 1 4 ' ' ' 'J - X f - '- '-f- 'fq-.fs 3, X 'X ff 7 . -.Mr w, ...- ..-.,. , Q ' 1 ff X I, - ....,..-.N .- ...,--..i-.! ',., ' .-........--N.-. -......... ..- .. ...Q-. 1 yeast in a mixtu Mr. MCL.: Ulf you put some re of honey and 'C water and lex it set in your huuse for a wuek, what would bi the result?H Kenneth P.: UA raid, Ql,OO0 fine, and ninety Marjorie: Wit things in life t exclaimed wnile little nrothef f sofa. days.H 'S the lit hat Lell,H yawning he rom under t r le she the fi M. , , fffour ILICS on Q Luole, and i gveyett L, HTMi5 Lgnicg not gEKl.1..Lvf:d GHG, FLOW fL'L8.1'1:j aNOL,J,l.C1 bij fgl- my fjj-Sgigggi, 'w - VH x gigltf DobLor: Hwuf so?H wf HULU RUN D-5 NUDE-H wvercztr HThQ label 5315, 'I' ' :qi V wi ' '-:FT LD ' 1'r11 i . -..., J .. - ..., IX MV5' Mlllvl' UHJM'Q fU4L?H For adults QnlY', una I nuveuii 5 Y Ruth Ann: HTMQ dead Qne.H wot them.H ssg N .gi q. ,.,. 'f'jA. -'-- 1 ' V M15-S :xlC.'Ji:F. 'Lz'lVx: mfg 61 :SCU - .. .i , 1 ' ' -A 1 C r i' I '- f, N Q 5. A . . Larmeiu P.. NDO fox LOVw as sfgtcncu using Luc word 'avuil'.H Mat Eivinou J ' if? Acnnwin K.: UTHQ cops pinch JD 3 v. ', H,A .,,,..N ,-0 1 Q ' ,x A2 - , ,N ,Z if v , . , N . -MA M A Kiln I-lv c .DJKJ7 1 ld' IXJ-.15 Qian.. 1.1111 miub 1311151.51 U2:Q,a.l,LSu only inn Gu ,OV V15 Qriciib, N 1 ' , , . ,fs V A ,Ll er 1 .L U ' Q' r 56 , gof Luc oriental mumuurs wus Q J I Y dancing without u vwi1.H ffwkxt ..,-. , ...-- . ., .. , . s,s 152 fx? ix. f xg f W ff M Y I E 1 X 3 5 3 'W YU' F. xr' 41 rw' v -4 ff-. -X- ----rx xwf PUNLRAL DiHLCiOH--runNiTunm V fm? Established 1395 I f 5 ii Fort izewveqf, 01110 .xi f X! iigiw f 5 5 1 'Q x E ' F Rf ?'l! ' A F kf ffff CHXZENQ BAN.. f X - Q 2 5 5 5 sig P0nTLnND'S x x 5 Qi 3 LEADING 1 I . 1 X! X X fmX , . 3. 5 Portlanm, Indiana ' iii '----. ,--.... I 1 2 uf N-.N xx f i. , A--, , F 'g q ' Ni 'QW m m 'Mx WWm m-K AM' s ff fl ----,f,,f--.-- K'-A-.X.X,,,-... ., -3 nfl 4 f' .f , -- X--W-v------W.,-J, f x ,,-,mi ,,g,,,,,,,,,,ff 'X,,m,-. Nm-iw, x w...,,,,........,... 1 X, . If - . . x '- Q - ' x HBruH: HGee, you look bad 2 II N this morning. Q X of E f KN ' X 1 1 Mr. Brown: I just lost lOOQ E lbs.H 2 l HBruH: HHow's that possible? Q Mr. B.: my wife leit me. 5 .... j Miss Kidder: HPlease tell me what it is when I say, 'I Sells N love, you love, he loves-e'.n 2 Robert S.: Tuat's one of . ICG Cream 5 them trianqles where somebody 3 gets shot.H Candy Everett P.: How about a i Soft DTUIKS Q little ride, beeutiful?H Q Henrietta S.: HGoihg northh 3 Everett: HYeh.H 5 Mahlon Milthaler, Prop 2 Hehrlettas UGive my re5ardsg Q to the LsKimos.H Q E Pilot Mex MCL.: Hwanna fly?f Phone 29. Virginia: O-o-o-oh, yes. NOFW1 1 i9l'ld755'-fl maX,H 5 Portland, lndlana Max: Uweit, I'll catch oheg for you.U 2 i ............ ...,,..,.........,.,.,.. WMM D s TEXACO HQODUC75 Wholesale Retail - I CDRW!!! RQB!!x,SON g Phone 873 g Portland, Indiana - ' B LJ ' MARSH + STROU PE 1 I. G. A. Ft. Recovery, Ohio QUnLITY fx ' . ,-., , K K GROCLRLLD and menlS 1 1 efff'e3 f'.-iff7ifMN. ffmllifffiff,,f'fff1'f1fX, . f',v,X, ,W f -........! X-..- --.... ....-.J AX......... ...... ..--- 7 xx.. .. ,... ..:-.,......- -J ..........,.,.f, X NX, ----..,,.... I... ..,--.. n ff N , .K . - --. ,... 5: 1 . ......-....N..,f 1 ,, . 1-' .. . . x .-.-..., -..,-... 1, J K - ...-..,. ,,,.,... .,.. --. ..... X xx I XX J j . X .XX fr X xx -' xx I ' ' X 'M--H 'K ---v f T -- X x, ' .f x..........N-.... ..,, .,.-..-,,,.....,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,-,,-N, Glates G. rm' t, you ever R i X 1 u 1 1 5 I : UDearest could- learn to lovemmi GREETINGS to l955 Graduatos RODGIAL 5.3 HI might. I T amd EJLLICIQIILS of learned Lo eat Sp1naoh.H E M 'f '-' 1 u ---- We lnvlte You to VlSlZ 5 Traffic Goo: HHey LYou I-, . N V g canal Lain LUIS oorner.H Q-ggi! 5 M153 nelley: Hmake all of 5 P A those other cars get out of P03419-Ud'S 133549 MQYWQT the way and l'll snow yoa.H ', 3 ---- ' Try on the new sults, note 3 Mrs. Brubaxerg Hmgry, SQQUQ the SMART STYLING with the Q fgiyd3563f,H E features young men llke. A Mary E.: HBIRD-CAME. ' 1 urs. B.: Hihv lho h 3heP?Hi . N l H ., , ll ' far, ,- , .-io? Eli high 60 5 Dlsolays OI L-,Pull-Ju nhrlv , nu y L.. 11: 5' -,.t ,. ,, .. -. ,-- ..,,,-. Jlit on H' v 0nrOnDb'-Edlnib-'Tina AJ A v la Miss Kidder: Chiring a Q mol U Nl, A 5015 w'ha1t.'s your f1a.1e? 5 Depend OH Um Mowmd IO? . nl bv .A N . 5 5-'-- 4 1- z-' 4-wh . - f, v I-'Q +J T Unlriese DOJ: llltiil ill .Lseln I dllfiu JOL1 safaflu 4111911 51311 lc.I'l1 4. welu. 1 l..: Z'h2.L'2s L-so lonb, '-U-U il'll call doa Johnuj.H f h vw , m w mph 5 Cfllflgjse Sidi-LSNTJXS J,OLlrS'?I Tl-le STO4'LlU Yffltglnl KTkJ'UDEJ -.Ni miss 5,9 61133 lneloa Egulf ,A1GGEV.n CCagnese ood: Uioo lomw H 9521 JDJ 'UUaVl19 H 5 , ..... U. ,..,,,,,,,, ..,.,......1... ,....... oA,, .MMWWMWWMUU k -7- . -- -r-' 1 '-, 'ff' l ff-XE WQ5 NAXXONH WN Q f 1 1 . x .ffl fx 3 X HHhore you geo real BANKERS SLRVXCEH 3 2 E F , . Portland, lndlana Q ' - H-lwllh -1--A---'v -Afv-1 . l.-... '-..1 I --.4.'-- 5--.U--n... .. ,, R 1 n UOh, the '35 FURD has a new sort of thlng 2 For maxing it ride like a bird on the wing 5 On ,ood roads or bumpy no sidesway or swing ! and tney call it the new 'Center-Poise'.U e 2 D 'f Q 5 fffxfm MQXQR sm E5 2 Your Ford Dealers Xi To the tune of HThe Flying Trapezeu f li As sung by Ered Jaring and his Penmsylvaniins f x f I th--sau-5 , -0-N-s '-'-'-Q- 'S f ' - X .-1:-- za.-2-.----.. ...V-,,A, Aw ,Y-Y Y X MW X5 'f 'M' X 'W X! -'M 5 ff MMV- --- N ff- --Q-- X R.-. X ,ff ,- ---l.l..f 'xl,.ll,......, Xl-,.,,.4g,,,.,,,f X, ol, ,loo xl W of o fu R ..-..... .-.. -..r-.....-..... ..-. x 1, --H .' 4 J . a. I h 'I K lf' Q ' , , xi I . . x X X N ---- -4- f .5 X -- l to xt fu-, X ,ff fi Y f X X xx I A Q fy NK X X - ... .- 1,--. .......--.. ..--- n 4 , .. - X x---...-.....--r . ..-.,. Miss Kidder: HJho fiddled 5 while Home oarned?H ' . James M.: HHectorH. : Liss K.: UNO in James: HTowser, tnen.H U miss A.: HTowserl Jnat d 1 O i Joi mean? It was Nero.H 1 James: Hwell, L Knew it someone with a dog's name.H f mrs. Jrubanerz Hwake up, 5 narold, tnere's a bar5lar in 2 the next room.H f mr. drubakerz fsleepilyj Q Jell, Jou So on in and look 3 da55eFs at him.H WHQ '-. ' ,.,..., .......V -J X... . W- .... --,...,.-..! High Quality Clothing Tailor-Q Gd to yOU? INDIVIDUAL MEASURE ! r Guaranteed in Lvery Way ' , i 200 Samples to select from 2. Prices range from 314.95-up Call and see our WOULQNS or 1, I I .fx I x drop me a card and I will fe come to your home. Ei dagh L.: Cdurind a spatb L dell, lying isn't one of my I ' faili es.H - Gelggldine I Csweetlyj G R if, HIL certainly isn't, lt is 2: one of yoor successes.H 5 R. R, 52 i LOVE makes tue-oorld do aroonQ Union City Indiana - Q --a--looking foolish. Q ' 1 - 1 MWWWWWWMWWWWMWW UWMMHM. ..f HA RDY CHEVROLET SALES CORD X I. SALES AND SERVICE for Economical Transportation , A'gQQnwQ3jgQFH- uA fz Eijgfifffi tx M if 'f , GENUINE PARTS OIL k GREASE 416 is. meridifm sm. E Phone 40 ku 1 I Portland, Indiana f -... i. --.-1.---..--. i 1 as si- w f -efw f'3-Tiki-M . fsff - ..f X-.m.-.,..-f 'Nl........ 'X,..mi-M..f' N,...4Q.. N..i,.- xf' . N ll. - - . , ..... N , X , . , ' , X X g ' ....---...-......-,,-, xx , I , 1 X. ,' , X ,.-.....,.,,. f ,s I! 3 1 - l Judge: HHave you dnl Eroofwgq AMMJ 'E that your lady friend hit you j Er ewf in the eye?H TLOTED U E. Lee: HHere it is in rxq black and wn1te.H I In 2hOuS3H?S Og - ,i ..--.. 5 homes an oun 5 HBruH: HFrences, I em afraid PERFECT- I dave lost the road.H Q 3 mrs. B.: Hare you sure you g Q X 5 had it when you left the house1'Q f xl Kenneth K.: HI ran a splin-5 fTLCiDL!!Q ,xx ter under my fin5er nail.H 5 ,Q bloyd R.: Hfod must have : IQ been scratching ,our head.U 5 L f B d fi ---- ee or rea rg Paul M.: UAre there half and PaStrle5 Si! fares for ohildren?U , Q Conductor: Wfes, under Xf Iourteen.H Q fX Paul M.: HIhat's U.X. I only if have Iive.U E ,f U-, 1 The Haynes Milling Co ? A men often wishes he could D , , tid change his luox as a woman 'ortland' fndlana ,I does ner mind. 'l -In-1--H.1----A-lr.:----nf--nu-V-41.1. m-f.m1-mn-4-i.- -LJ! Telephone IS?-J ,X DR, WA, MXIUGXXN Dentist 5, x, l Room ll IIE weiier Bdiiding Portland, Indiana -g is 'w E 1 s If . - V, cn' E N .XXII ffmfvilffv fx Rfsfoftf ,iffefftl , Gasoline, Oil, Tires and Accessories A . 5 W Battery and Greasind Service igg qi Blery Franklin, Prop. Ro' lftxx Telephone 205 . II6 East Main Street ' , Portland, Indiana Iii X -...... ..,..-. ........,t ,- ...... -.-...- .........., A .. -,--.,.. --..- . - .. ,,. ,,,..,.,,-.. ,.. ,....,, . , , I ..., -.... -..,- .i ,, ,, . , . ff 3 .ff-'I X if 4,1 ' E' - .N '-'xxj 'X N, 'TX5 -A N 'XI -1' xx---H ---- .-. i.-J, GN .-.-..-...--. ----- --- 7 XX. ..., .. Q.- ...---...,'A NX- x'X,....,,,.....,,.,,,..,- ? W W' ' ---Q .--..l............ , w lX k XX.. nl .5 . 4, , I t ' . -- , 11 gf i x,,i 5-, , ,1 X 'txrrrriili H V if Y U- A U S S S in H KY 1 z 1 niss Kidder: Hdilliem, can E mr. drobager: Hdell, oaddie, X' fAN jon tell me now metcnes are Q now do you line my 5eme?U fm lg mede?H 3 Caddie: Hi suppose your 5ane 3 'A U Jillian A.: UNO, miss Aidan? is all right, but I prefer 5olf.Y EQ! out i don't oleme Joi for esx-3 ---- Z ,gg in6.f Q Psql M.: fanat shall we hive , S I miss A.: Monet do yoi meen?2 fetner for nis o1rtnday?N ig kxj Jillian: Unotner said you 5 Rauf M.: Hwny, let's let nim ' - nad been trying it for 50 5 drive tne family car.U , Xf f T 5 years. - f K N 1 , 1 f i I I '1'-4 1 I --vl as ':-- n..l ---r-:-1f nu.-nun ...1'f4f.---,- .n1:A. ..v-. ..-., . , . ..,. .., 1- I 1 I . . ' 'jj The widest choice ,f Q Q The smartest styles if gli The finest quality fl xx 1 V make Xf fxx 1 N Q T I THE ezzsi vitues gl! if 5 .73 at V in ADAMS BEACH SHOE SHOP 4 f Q 2 S,f Ft. Recovery, Ohio Q N fn? Ili - V' f T5 VWLMEP MARSH 5 gil WE ILE K X 'H 3 I'i E lil . s g', New Pittsburg, Ind. N' For X, . U N- - GENERAL STORE fx E GRADUATION NsCnoelTlL5 ? i'. I . t I 343 Buy all your food supplies if A I Evervthinv 'ou need for at a HOME STORE for uali- i M J e H u A . A 12 Commencement exercises I ty at a fair price. 1'Q and the preceding Social f -V' Functions. A nuckster wagon with a . complete assortment of fine foods. L f 1 2 , I f Highest prices paid for ' 2 Special Concessions produce at all times. To T-.ll GIHADJATES New Pittsburgg is the .mb Q of four townships---ward, Jackson, Pike and madison. -T Portland, indiana Q F. XX I Pnone DOES Saratoga, Ind. 5 l !' r... 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George L.: Uxill the anaos-2 ' Lnetic make me sicK?H Q m A Doctor: Uno, 1 Lnin4 not.N 2 iAft:fLf:fz + LACQPJQQ , George: Hdow lonQ will lt ii 5 I be before L snow anjtnin5?U 5 gn Doctor: Hnren't Joa expect-5 Q ine too muon of an anaesthetiol N Q' fi .2 Ft. Heooverj, OHLO 5 1 I X .......,-.-1 K JP S offvfx2mc?Qfz fco7fQ,fci 9 x SILENT JhsuE55--Roznxf, FLAT PLHTE Q JnLno.a f Popu iRow,ao--LLLT top, FLAT To? Q hoplwoa ' ' ' TOP 335n1u,An1o5.,-oLDHnQnb--HhDIoo--HAmoab-- D1s4J.oJ-3o--Jnuoh nghigmo--mia oouDI1LoN1No-- r o1L aoawino foanhooo. g .Ji Xxx f fld'L LSWX 1 PHILCO RADIOS 14fhM Lmqflgowi FACTORY SERVICE 5 220.00 Up ffQT3fifmW4,ff om nLL mhxns 1 aXHPJHuffTuKrm1y ,ff' xigmmpyfwb I.: f , z I Uwe bell and Service Everything Lleotrical.u 1 P 1 WEST ELECTZQKC S!-fall? 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