Manchester High School - Crest Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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X A lf, --fx xX f X r I I N Q l i 3 I i I 1 2 . 1 5 i 'Lu iq Nl ,f ff?-It '95-'U' i MMI, 'l'he administrators of our school have watched our development with keen f ' , j interest. 'l'hev have listened uatientlv to our excuses and lfraciouslv franted '-v 5 1 . . zs . . Q K, X pardons and encouraged us to greater things. -- lr i M- - ' ' A 1. Cook. our buperintendent. r has been with us for seven years. He l ' ' v . n i i is a graduate or lndiana Ltniversitv. l ll V thi Mr. Ogden, our Principal, has heen NK' with us for four rears. He is a grad- l - v- .' . - . ' t uate ot Wisconsin L niversity. Mrs. Cripe is our Librarian. She L-4 has guided our inquiring minds 4 71 . . . 7? ' WO ,, while we were in the library. L47-D Lois Xlylin is the clerk. Her otiiee is the contact department. Her records A - are evidence that we have been at work. She has been with us two years. ' Our School lloard are real fellows. 'llhev are alwavs on the eheerine' line . . rs - We can count on them when we need a boost. MR. A. L. LTLREY is President. MR. VON SHUl'l' is Secretary. MR. VV. H. llALl.ENGER is 'llreasurer. l i L.Q.. Page El1':'rH ... .4 X v I V ' v Digi' , I' A 4 e 1' he-9-Wie, E537 :Vik 'QU ff' ,,- 3 Y YY v 5' f :,x f ,ff ,Y fi N I i v ...-- v 1 VV. D. Koiuc, 12.5. lXlARlBl-IL NVINEIXGER, AB. L. B. FREICD, A.B. Jlflusic Art and Englislz Science Indiana State Normal DePauw Fincllay College lXlZll1CllCSlCI' College Columbia University Bluffton College john Herron Art Inst. Manchester College Butler University v pwrq r Q 4 5 Q -.L -4 C. W. l3AGw1f:1,1,, A.1s. Hii1,If3N FORNIQY, A. iz. 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A Prnwe tli W 1 Hi-Y: Glue Club: Band: H 1 ll l N Orchestra: Class Pres. 4: l K ' 1 Staff: lsmlmllg lsaskenmllg 1 l'igs : Ul':yeS of Love . rj l l E 1 LA! il llAl'HAEL XN'o1,1frt KlARY FIMRIENCE HI5NN'E 'xqfl . . . . L . . . fiffl L A A brzllumt 1:1tl'llvl'11wtl1 A f1'n'1nl lzlzc her 'rs t l 'VC , rfllllljlltll o.rxl'l11'Iitiv.r for 'ZE'0!'fIl all lm::a1'd.r. Fil? 1' P . lqffwl an 01IlXffllldHly career. K, R . S S S . msc Club- ,l 1. .. I , ,ia 1 Hi-Y: Glee Club: Orchcs- Orchestra: Brutal: Staff: tra: Staff: Latin Contests. ' 'l'bat's That . 2, 3, 4. , Glqoluzxg BAI,SI4Al7Gl-I , PAUL NVHITME11 A good rfprrtntiorr 'is 11 . llf'l1o dovx his irzsk from second i11lre1'iia1n'v. y A dszy tn day I . , . f tower 1 ll:-Y: Student Council: H-I NITE , if if 1 Glec Club: llaslcetballl Cap- A Lamps lm ual' l tain 4: llaseball: Track: H1-Y: Glcc Club: ifll'Cllt7S- 2 I'igs : Eyes of Leven: tra: Band: Latin Contest: 1 ' A Prince There Was. A Prince There was. l . il A l 1 . 2 I l l 1 i lQll'1AH LANTIS VF OREN FUUTS Led by sirzzlvlidty lllI7'llll' Sfw1't.r lmu' fhrfr' fflarv, Sin' lvIvn.rz'd, and Jzl't'vl' and studivx too: Nmtlr- l u trivd 10 .rl11'11t'. vw' should bv l1vglm'fml. Sunshine Society. Hi-Y: Clce Club: Basket- ' I ball: Baseball: Staff: Or- l iff rhestrag llamlq Ace High t l S53 Eyes of Love . in-ll 1 . . t l H l l t l t . t ' z a 1 I . I . Q , I Y I ag1vSi.rtrv1z , y ' gl I... l,, l l.. '-'Vj ' ' I-D-.9 fri' r W- - --1 v- wfx ID fx ., - :TJ 5 f , - 6 i W ' J '7- Qfg ma A r fm Q f A L- r can --.. r we .Y .-. - ,..,.,-, ,wmv A fv Pfxf' f' VX I M .xx I':l'l2IfNIi Kim NI Ns: V JI-V Izalmr ix my life: Imfh grim' III mug' E 5 E iv I2s'1'H1cul'1usElz IIN :lurk rjws .wmfv or xlrinv, Im! uxuully lhry lukv lmlmr from um. .vl:irn'. I -l and my lifc ix flour. V R . S S Q , ,.TIHl.q ' V Hi-Y: Glcc CInImg Orches- 'I'l1:1t . K v Q tm: Ifzxndg Smfflz Student fu! Council: Orznorxcnl Con- 90 q Ji test: Ilusclmllg llaslcvthall' Il QN ' fIFpen'riting Tganniz Mliigsu' rgi N :yea uf Love , A Inner I 'I'llm'v XY:us. I ' In V, .. X I ' V V LOUISE Km-:SER I,.-XIIRICDJX S'1'mvn1cmKnR 7 I She kl!0'lC'A' her mind and 1?,'dp1ff3-'5 0 qvfyfm- pimp k 'm'-Y . hm bm' ff' 1'-V' rlznlvlm 1-'rn .fl'I'7'l'fIfdf' X ' 'X f'1'v.v.r lf. ff-wif, I U UR-C 515152 'I1hIl1'S Sunshine Society: Glec XY! Thatg' A l'rn1cc lllcru C1,,l,- I nm . I I ..-... -li 'J :VPU If o Q 'qi' zigfjifx QW , Dxl ul. ' I .... T I Mmzv LICIIMAN 'Mm-H SWANK ffl IW' Wl'1 '3'f V11 W 1-In f'lltllll.YIlISllI and gig- Hlfffl, , , ylc that nn' ronlayrou.v. Bn! our tlmzy Jura, I ll 1 I 1 H01 bp Mui, G.R.g 5.5.54 Glee Uubg . , 5 N Orchestra: 'l'I1at's 'l'h:ut : G-R-5 R-V5-533 f3I'fUHCIllI'l l'igs g Eyes of I.ove g I 51363 IIHII S I hilt. A Prince There XVas : Jerry of JL-richo Road . I VERA HEli'1'ICR jmm H. M..x1z'1'1N HPV WUI'-Y HIT 'WU'-V ff Tl1r- only way to lm'z'c !'ll'Il.Y!1lI5llFX3. And all 0 ff-mm! 15 In bp mm, ' t - r nw. i lit' ,Wim U C!!! L H Glen Club: Staff: Latin 5.5.5.1 C-ICC 'Ullhi A L'rn1test 2: Pigs , 5 Prlnce There Has. I I g? if , wiv' . I I ' I I Payv Srfwltm-11 I ,J '-. .... A vig . .- ' 'in , - 711 11' an K nj - W f QR ff? yy -1 I-,,i,l-,-1 W W, ,AW , V 7, if- 'NWA-vwwnv H , M I 15153: Liss--. -.- W- . f Nz-: I I....., ,.- ...Nw ,V i- ,md I I I.v,y,,- 1 --.1 ?'.Y '7 gx 1.1 I. mfg I .- 11 1 1 . I Nl' ' 11 .tx 21 5111' 1. 1 1 1 1 ...J if I 41 1- 1 H1 I. 11 1 1 I 1 I 1 . I 1 1 1 11 N. 1 1 VX1 11 .,X,- , li1,noN M. VVRIGHT '47'l1M'1 s a Ivfnrv fullowf 7'hm'r .v a num of pluuk! ,-I 1111111 'lk'1!U'.Y not fzfrrxifi fo .my his say. Hi-Yg Orchcstrag Stuff. YEVA KIRCHER L1'ttlvfI111t, Ol: M3'! ' ' ' ' ' Glcc Club: CLR., 5.5.5, Baullg Staff: Bookkeeping Contest. Do NAl,D lil N11 Cond l111!u1'1' 411111 5111111 .Yl'll.fl' arf' lux: l'1rIm'x aff 11u.virm1. Gln-c Club: A I'1'ix1c1 'l'lu'1'u NYM. Im Lms XX 11111111314 mln uflllvfr 111141 11 1111'll1'11gf 'worlerr 1111111 I1 .cmilu fm' l'I'L'l'.VOI!l'.y' C, R S 1.11 .C 13.5.3 Glsc Club: 1 ll1z1K's 'l'h:xt. Pwr 1 F 'af rf I-, !, M- X - R XX f + .-. ..1- -X 1 . x 4 K fx .. .fx I f 1 . Q' - . . - --,,f.., X5,X.x Rxgy 75 . .- --3 ..,, Q..- x J' 5. I- 'NX-X? X- lik N31 '-.nixx -Q .X N ' X1 1 1 MAME JOHNSON 1 HSFl'L'lli', and l'F501llff', L' umi still, and mlm, and Li' ' srlf-fo.vsf'.vs1'd. i A c:.R.1 8.5.5.1 Glue C11111. '1 1 X 1 ' V, . 11-1 -4, .. . Q . 1 . 1 1 4 1 1 1 BIARTHA BASH , 1' 1 11,11 ,1 Lo:'vIi11r'.vs m'5'rl.r not the X- 4 1 aid of forczgn adorn- 1 4 mcutf' f rr v 0.11.1 s.s.S.: Glue Clubgf . l'igS : That's 'l'lmt : jerry of Jericho Road. V -..WJ , 4 P j j -- ya.. L-f'7.1-,1 1 HEI,IfN Am ms IH hcl' dfrrlc 4'-ws ll 11171111 of .10ftm'.v.v 1 du'vlly 1 C.R.g 5.5.5.1 Glue flub: 'l'hznt's 'l'l1:1t : l'igs g Eyes of Lovnu. ' 1 I 1 l 1 I . XYIRIHNIA H1-:1i'r1i1a H Im 'lK'I1.Y thu fm! tlml Y 1 i11z'vlrl'ml l1f:'v, ' X I fl.R.1 5.5.5.3 Ulu' Club: . llnml: '1'lml's 'l'I11ll . 1 I 1 1 5 1 Q .X 1 5 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 Pays 151,,11f.-1-11 Q 2 Ll ..- .--. .rw f H- o p . 15-.1 Q LJf .. nh- 1 Y' fi Y 1 111 S. .'. 'Sf , V F I .0 ..A,,,, ffiv 'N , ,' ' Y-I f V, - 5? 'A X, 1, xxdxifrxl, A K, 77,2-S P I, , ,-- -Nix K TNJ77 f' 'F' ' Q2 ' f , X Xf' Z1 aiu J ff f is-f gif! A Q CN fm t if A,,'ff,-.---ni M-L.,-!' -L-15-1 CX ' X ' W I f - , f 1 i i l l i 5 1515113 YUUM1 IQALPH L. Animas , HQ lflf 'f'f'l'1f'f .mul Not Ia him who ruxlily i 4' f'l'l'f7 'f7 1 'rm' frlflld dm'v.r, but to him who ,i 'df'fd' uohlvv bmrs is the 'vic- v Sunshine Society: Glee mr-V Uf 'l d - '- .,... ,. G 1 Lluh. ElllxzilY-gtllHfs.l:hitii1:lei1l , . . , Ltmall, Q5-,Ch lax-.1 Clqe Club: l'xgs g A qi' l riucc There lVzis . LLM ,P rw PAULIN13 SMITH EILEEN ARMEY ,i Clmruc.rs is thc orna- .1 . , -. ,p . mvnt gf rmfoumi jiulgiigfrj H1105 Luth nd 1 thought. 1 h A rug.: s.s.s.g once Club: figf,1LS,fgf'5 S,i1l?C S1323 l Lallll Coqtest 2' 35. Type' Hig'l1 ' l'hz1t's l '1'h:u ' 1 'lfrmng S,0meft.i mlldellt Hliyeslof Loveg A Prima: l Council: A Irmce 'lhere There Wien I XV:is. 1 V, xv X I -i , OLIVE RICPHERSON U Her -f'l'!'Sf'lIl'l 'frc.vIiru.v P-WWEAXN HECKMAN Iixx-V-' pwO65ly tl'1?'v,' bwluslzznch .vffalg 7flu'rv is nqlhing imfmrr- l YO 'il F 7- ll 'ff' 'UW IN' fazc. .viblc to him who will ' J J .,. , ., - . G.R.: S.S.S.C Clee Clubg .l'- A 1 1 Eyes of L0vcg That's -5 . - ., . , .4 'l'hzit Z Jerry of Jericho RLY' Glu Club' Onhts Road . Hlfl,l2N BRUXVNIQ AIABLE NlC11qjI'S Mr11111r'r'.v that to- carl: word and look impart qf'0fl, 51fYfU 1'4f, HU!! U rr nioilvxfy and msc. ' I ' 'I' I I' '.,' 1 1 'f f' f ','c' s.s.s,: Gil-Q cum: Smal-m Sunshine Society: Glee Council: Staff: 'l'hzu's Llllll' Th:xt : Acc l'ligh 3 Eyes ?Xf1Lc:vu g A l'riucc 'l'lu-rc ns. ' ARDIQN liijmzm' Ing1v11ni!,vmldnuabuizd- lfli-Y: Glev Chili: linslcct alla' nf L'llllHUl'01lS wit. llnllg lin:-ulmllg l'igs . Page 1Vim'tceu A... v .J V i v V B- V -l S 'D if l-A -A-V. AL .Qui W, im FNV7 4 I, Q 4 Y X . . 3 H-.wi v--YAY-7-f -W LL - A , 3 -,guy , :i ,., ,-ir YV qt?-.A A LFY M17 W I f 5 --V---.T -L i,1,,.. A..-'A I 4, xl f , f hxt I tfxu 'hx is N , -- - -.... - ... u A 4 ,g , Q if-' W-fi- 'j:? '?Pf' ' M75 fXQx r94F.T1l- ,I I.: ,ggi - W - J ff f XS N ' xx i 1 1 1 I 6 nw SEHK? 53 ijj 1 ' 9 5 L4 9 wffwm K fy 2 'iffy .k'- 5 f ..f: l 0 Ng Ummm N I 1 Q 3 dmv ' mms ' ! -. 'HT Q 9 1 T m 1 ' N V1 5 W 5 f' 'Exim ump-hm? rw lfq lil 'XI ' -- 4- l Dain 'ihings up E Q Q ' ' P K D 3 .Nifgj ,, Gma W W ' N 'xiii Q l Oxtlsfa ing I ... 5 Q 51urs'w51ripcs 4 iv 1 Sin D- T-T--1' lx M Q b b M A QV: 6513 i pq ' Tygwu P ...,Y 'DX Lx-g V .. Q99 co w gfgi evif A g 'R X ' :j.1Jf9f1,f'IE ' ., , W 'f i .. 'Q 2? MH ' W x 1 ! Iv th A !. FI zu xx ' 1 . Iz, x v 2 4 :,, V5 1 mmm W , wg? 5 , ' Curves - . L . x 1 3 0inHT1hg,-..f - Wm Wime Frifz R 1 I King uni PTOWII1' s . ,uf w vcva 4 k Nzckm' . 1 4 J 5 If U I 1 S E xu3,..,v + 4 ai the siura Y 1 1 5 Y - -- x Q 1 t E 1 ffwf? ,m-.-.-, -F 15755,-v lfl L 'f Y A E 'fiEAi.Y juniors ffxh ,Z X - ,ff of-A ii or o .2'4i?e2f7 7'7'o o- .im '-'LF-'Q .fa at . it X were . - lg qw . f fr f t., . 5 N f 1 X aft. :sTVif X 5 C5313 ' L- yi .. e g51j,9!,,-fggk. so -,gg fjgo Q, Q .X li l 1 l iJ v v --'Q' Wg taut P0 1 I QJIK WX N l f l I - i 'l g I V i Tl X5 . U ' r - 1 The junior Glass 4 ,ill .l..-ll I-as --4' P gg, HREE years ago when the school term opened. one of the best and most is-J industrious of classes entered Central High School. Forty energetic Fresh- l..!fL:l .. men entered school on the third day of September, l927. From that date this - class has always ranged high. VVhen this class entered high school, it had reached its ripest stage of green- nessg nevertheless its members showed their determination and willingness to do good work. The other classes did not think much of this class, but the t'freshies . thought it was composed of ideal students. During the Sophomore and junior years, although the class wasnlt nearly so large, it assumed its responsibilities and always stuck together. Members of this class have often held outstanding positions in many school activities. Since this class has always been such a happy-go-lucky group, its social affairs have been very successful and happy occasions. 'llhe Juniors honored the Seniors with the annual Junior-Senior reception which was one of the best ever given. At the end of another year the juniors look forward to the last chapter of their high school life, and hope to be Seniors in every sense of the word. Q j Page Twenty-two t.a .L A - -l V I U I A 2' 5 1 'E U D q ZW- -UA -,Q-1'-J P 4 :. A c o . OPILOVIQO V85 I . ef-ex if - - f - H ff' gg .' ,ig , - --'- ' '11, ,f--' ----vg.. Y v V f,-.Qf - ,ff 1 ac- .,.. -MQ 'Q ', I fy' XX. N 1 ff N fl u i L iNV7 -It P A -pi Us V... X l X FY' D w , C A T y l Gihe Qsophozfnore Glass 5 , V LQ URRAH ! for the Sophomore class of nineteen hundred and thirty. Although IVXYIWI this class does not have quantity, it does claim friendship with quality. VVC 9? je - . 0 -Q do not have a John Paul Jones or a president, as yet, but we do have a john Paul f and a Hoover. This class can claim ownership to an obstinate Hill. It has had a Shock for a very long time, but it is always warmed up by a Heeter. Furthermore, who would express a doubt as to the Sophomore boys' not being high in Hi-Y? They are noted for their chivalry and studious tempera- ment. The girls compose the smallest committee in Sunshine Society, yet they work hard and always come out a Peg and a Warble tWarvelj ahead of the rest. One's conclusion is that the Sophomore class is the most Central High School class in the school, the exceptions excluded. i Page Twenty-four .J -a V-W V vw -up-my -j - '55 'Y l o V I TZ --Y NLT 5 4 c A f--il qreshmen t li y,-- s M---J .2i:,iZm li' 4 , ,,f' X ,,, 1? 5 --- ..--- , g-ff' , - xg '- H ,fl s A G' I, -- ,fffi 5' C' 7,1 - f' F H-5, CXN14-fff v X 1 A e L-J---J lA Y-f s l 'Q v -QA' ' l 1 ff fry ff If L Nfl 'L o 'I E001 L M ml, VT l 5 i 5 i LF' l y lx XL XU ll ' ?V9Shl9S -U G ' I Ifvffd' L Og HE Juniors and SCHIOTS would thmk lt a snap Lb-J To be a Freshie once more Q- I - ' 'Ilhey'd all take life easy and not give a rap '- VVhen tasks to them proved a bore. Hut listen, dear elders, and all of the rest! Beginners aren't such a joke, So let me inform you that we are the bestg For you we all don a yoke. But we'll get to the top by pushing aheadg VVith courage and effort we'll win, And in future years may it well be said You were proud to claim us as kin. l , Page Twenty-six -J ... V -L VW I U ' Y , Y h- Q 5 4 V iA: ix q i W -A -H i I r D 4 ,xg d, -M , J A I f . 4 Eighth grade 'o- ,X ' A v KA a--ff N -- ,wb 2 U . i fha gzghth grade iff Qiihizgifofilizgixis, 'l And our high school needs some pep, If No one needs to fear That good luck's not hereg For the Eighth Grade is in step. If the sun doesn't shine, No one needs to pine, For the Eighth Grade's always bright. It's our pep and cheer Each day of the year That helps keep our high school right. Then, Hail, to our classg From the First to the last, We'll be loyal, brave, and true. And We'll win the race To the higher place, In the world, before we're through. Page T'u'cHlv-f.'i1H bv lvl r laql l euemfh grade i X, .e .c 'fi' ' '-:-'r 7- fig 5 't',i rr ,ze f e A e rex-at 'fevef' 'LF4 as frwc vrklfbfkt fed 4, r p- W gg I ,hggxk g Q x..ff,?,fgGit xxg L, f 1' , V -' ' -. , K' -5' Q lj-.N yu xi Xp . -' - X'-.K RQ-3 Xi y , yi . i 5. xxx A . f ' N l i , W ' l 5 ' ' i I l 1 t l z I 1 l l l l l i l i . 1. W-J l If-ff F7 i im r-- ' 7 r E 1 i f l l u - ' 1 'fl l l 1 a 2, ag' IH,-:il lynx W il i l gill ' l el N l f i if i ,N 1 7 l nik , illjl - v ,.f ' .Neff b l jlwli i I lil X i Q Cighe gevemh grade Ll l ,p L-6 , 1 H'-af' ,. . . . . IV 'il Q, N l the beginning ot this year there entered Central a new group of young- 3,5- jl if al sters. These seventh graders felt fully the distinction of this step toward Q -1 higher learning, and tool: great pleasure in their new surroundings. i l i Soon after school began, the class organized with the following officers: i l 1 Lois Pottenger ...................... .,,.., ,,..... P ' resident w , . ,. . , Mary Catherine Peabody ....... .,..... N WCC'-Pl'6S1ClCllt l Q Lucile Leffel ..............,,..,,......,,... .....,, S ecretary-Treasurer l l 4 Mr. Miller and Mr. jackson ....,,,.........i...,....,e,..,,..,....,,..........,..,.. .Advisors I An enjoyable Christmas party was given by the class. After the party, the class was entertained by an interesting movie given by the lzaalc Walton League. The seventh grade contains much talent and has been a valuable addition ' to Central. y l l y l l X 1 X l y y y L 4 T 1 1 l l l I l I'ug1r'TI1i1t,x' l l L..l l.J -Mg -A-W -W 'vw---ii--v-A l'-it ....F- ., HQ .7,,f'lff.'lf'. , ' N1 ,I cl -ea i ,.,. ff Q fi e..e eeie e ea-. . -. .. V- -1 NECK LH, , t Ji'Bx5-l.M,,-,,ea,, ,WT ., , NJLJ Activities 's L-Wk F 1 .-'- 1 .. .- f - ,. 1.,.,- 1I,, I .' , Q K. L. ,z WAN, . . in -., i.,.t,J A I 4Y,,:1.,.-.. f V, L . EMQY4. ,,11.-- . ,., . -. J, ,,- , .V-4,. V. 54 -.Q1 A - ',, 1 11 --:fu . - f ,..1-sg- -, tg- - , x . , . L- 2 Y : Q -.:.. ,. . ,.- ,J-5 11 ,,',, ,U .. , '. A ,- NL,-V . , 1'.: - .' :wr--' , H' '.-.,. . . ff' ' 1-1. f,,3'yf',-, -. -5 .1 11 U .. 4 1 '1.,xU LA - ig. - :,. , v, ,. , , ,Y U. . , ty, ,3 ,j, ,ww ,A J-- .. . ,,,. , . . ., - g 1 -V E 'L , -, .' 3 L if . . .'l' . .:'. .. izlffjr-' ' az,-11 '1 V, . ..wi., -.', -' A 3 fw1'g'- ,. - ,V : , fnf51,3,-:rx-7... gn zu- -fg f ' , 'fr Q 121 .,., JIK V--JJ. ' x ' k, ' 1 f 'fw fl :fp E'-'fffaii'QF-1Tf'f',:-'-1'. gp ' ,. M fu-fgmf-. ,Q :gf 1 -73:14, X. .nf --11'-ff-. , 92 ,-,..: ,V . ,N-'V .n .. Q.. -.1,. A , ,2 ,. .. .V ,H .. 1 ,.., g . ',,---aff. N 1 Al.. .,., n ,. , , .Q I Qrganizations The Student Gouncil HE Student Council was organized in Central High School in l925-1926. 'l'he Students chose a plan of student government similar to that used in the Central High School at Evansville. 'llhe Student Council is composed of representatives from each class, chosen by the members of that class. There are six senior representatives, three boys and three girls, four juniors, two boys and two girls, and one representative from the sophomore and freshman classes. At First only the three upper classes had the power to vote, but this year the constitution was amended in order to give the freshman representative the right to vote. All cases and problems coming up before this organization are carefully considered before any action is taken. 'llhe Council tries its best to give everyone a square and honorable deal. VVhile not perfect in every way, the Council has done well in keeping law and order in the school, and in co-operating with the faculty. Max Kraning is the head prefect of the boys this year, and Dorothy llayes is the head prefect for the girls. llesides the members on the council, there are the two faculty members, Miss llotkin, and Mr. Ogden, the principal. one of whom is present at every meeting of the Student Council. Porn' Tln'rly-fam l unshine iociety HE Sunshine Society is a state-wide and nation-wide organization. Spread- ing sunshine should be, and is being made by Sunshine Girls, a world-wide project. What this old world needs is brighter and sunnier daysg and in what better way can this be done than by living sunbeams? The purpose of this society is two-fold-to create and radiate sunshine, thus making homes brighter and people happier for the society's having been created. As sunshine penetrates the deepest gloom, so the Sunshine Girls seek the darkest clouds and turn them inside out. Sunshine Girls and the best of friends, Upon whom the school depends, Now come with us and you will see Such happiness, that you'll agree How good it is to spread good cheer ln many ways throughout the year. Now won't you help this happy band, Engaged in good throughout the land? I l l Pilot' I lillfy fire I 1 V F 1. -R A K---,r.,.,j -Vg- Effl ' . Q , if N , .-s...,.+i N X. xe- ,,'N3,6x. 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' 1 l , . Y . . . f ' 1 l'he H1-X boys receive much pleasure in the various banquets they have 5 I l X each year. l11 these banquets a close fellowship is attained among the members. , l l l 1 1 l l W 1 1 ' 1 ll - 1 l l 1 l l 1 1 1 ! S E l l l l l i 1 E l 1 1 1 ' A , 1 l , I 1 i f l i l l l 1 l , 11 liI111lvf.vir l ' ,M L... L,g.Mj:L if -'-'rr'- ' 1 re ' Y' - ' LL fi, ' r ' ' 1- A- 1 ' 2535? l' r' 1 1 1 5. Ig N4 Lei' -1 , . 3 1---?-.-1M-- .Less I fflx X! ,,1f'-, ,f.'..eix'f A Tx' +17 V flrxx ,efafff 7. 1 'i ' ' iff-t XX TNQHP X XID Rpt, Y, a-f V X1 X F '- Xxx ,fxfj DQOX f -1 t..1..,- e -fe effffg -e -ff - ff tt Ki 1, ,e1j,,.- - , ,ff - . M... 'sea sl 'gf' st, X f f If it -.--te . X r l l l I l L . ,,.l V ,- Tjv P C, . Q .Jn I fy .-:I LH,- . , F, I Q I ' 77, 'JST 1 Q xx N if 'I Il xii 'fl NJ 1 wif U I , qsfdl? T sl! -ll HE Staff, under the leadership of its editor-in-chief, john Martin. has 1? C1 . . . . . . 2 Cf worked hard and diligently III editing this annual. fl ' rx - - - - 1 2 lhe teachers, ot course, have done their share ot the work and possibly more ' Q 1 too, but their work consisted, for the most part, in supervision, and in keeping . ' the stone rolling. It was the students who did the real work. l I VVhen it was first decided that an annual should be put out. we had several objectives in mind. The first was to make this annual representative of the high standards of the senior class and of the entire school. Another was to make this undertaking a linancial success. VVQ hope that these two objectives will he realized, and that our efforts will be lasting. l l Q I l Page 7'Ini1'ty-.tcm-11 -1 iq' . V . s -- ew P o V Q . . two -gesfl fe Q61 I A 4 L .QQ-YJ The Qrches tra, HE Orchestra purposes to produce quality, not quantity. lts repertoire includes such selections as Marguerite VValtz from Faust, ancl Inter- mezzou from the Cavalieria Rusticanaf' Through the able direction of Mr. Koile the orchestra has been able to appear successfully at various school activities and the annual musical concert of the school. BOYS' GLEE CLUB llll lloys' Glee Club contains thirteen members who are uncler the flirection of Miss lsabel Harrop. The Club works toward a degree of excellence, ancl is able uncler the training of its able and capable director to procluce some very ggoorl music. The Club has appearerl at several school functions this year, including the annual musical concert. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Page Tlxivty-right qkznd UR lland? lforty pieces! Sure! Activity March? lla! No!-f liU'l1t e 1 v - r 1 P' ' 2 ' 'M ava ry. ann iausery Who. Klany boys good enough for Profession als! Yes, Koile is the director, and the band keeps growing. Soloists? VYhy sure! At least one in every section. lt may send one or two to the national con- test this year. Long live the band!! GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HE Girls' Glee Club, composed of eight menibers, has spent a very enjoyabl and profitable year under the direction of Miss lsabel Harrop. 'llhrough the able direction of its leader, the club has been privileff- ,ul to appear in several programs throughout the year. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lnyft' 7i11i1'ly'1l1'11L L - aaaag g Zi, r- ee- p, y e ,f' e J , 5 g , ci' Jig-Y .XX fi Mffix? Q-4 r- X -il Crm- ?O V 4, 4,2 ,,..f , -A aan I. ,ff-Q 1-' Y 1' jf, l f ' l t , I w I .i-i 'e o 4 V All ?0 Q ii' A , ri i U , unshme---SRL-CY Qlay T l ---J N January 15 and 16, a cast chosen from the Sunshine Society and the Hi-Y .1. p 5 ,, presented the play Eyes of Love to raise money for the two organizations. by U J Ai'-J x A 'T CAS'l 1 , Gailya, an adopted daughter ................,.... ,.,... .... O l ive McPherson X Carolina, a negro servant ................, .......... T ruth Swank Reeta, a two-faced friend ................... .......,.. H elen Adams Burt Wade, Reeta's brother .................... .......... D onald Rice Mrs. Barry, Gailya's foster mother ..., .......... H elen Browne Lora, a lively house maid ................... .......... E ileen Armey Clark, a busy butler ................................... .......... C leveland Pottinger judge Barry, Gailya's foster father ...... ..,....,., X fax Kraning Royal Manton, Burt's rival ................. ......,.,. . Oren Fonts jim Rankin, the manacled man ............. ........... G eorge Balsbaugh PLGT Gailya Barry, the adopted daughter of Judge and Mrs. Barry, was very happy over her engagement to Royal Manton. Burt Wade, another suitor, attempted to force Gailya to marry him, but she was saved by an escaped convict, Trusty jim. Jim later returned in disguise to work as gardener, and when Gailya dis- covered his identity, she was sure that he was her father. Burt's threats to dis- close Jim's identity forced Gailya to promise to marry him, but on hearing this, Jim gave himself up and Burt's sister persuaded him to free Gailya from her promise. jim's innocence was finally proved, and Gailya was happily married to Royal, Many laughs were furnished throughout the play by the negro servant and the scenes between the maid and the butler. All the parts were well acted, and the play was enjoyed by all. The success ful work of the characters was the result of the careful and efficient direction of Miss Ruth Barwick, our English teacher. bu -J Page Forty g- - V - ., . v aa I Avi l A l Q 7' ' - ' ft Athletics , ffg 5 L PW i'ff 'f ,-11... s H rmzg .1 '.1 ,. Rkers .J Fouffs Rm I Kmmng H f 1.-If .J fm-f . , . M M X N THE TEAM w GEORGE BALSBAUGH, our cap- tain, piloted the Trojans through a very successful season. He was one of the main cogs in both the offensive and defensive play, and his accurate basket shooting never failed to worry the opponents. This is George's last RALPH ACY AKERS started the season at back guard but was later moved to forward. He played the pivot position or offense and was a good rebound man on offense and de- fense. ' Ralph graduates and will be missed next year. year. in V O Fi ,f A s EILEEN ARMEY, one of our Sen- iors, has greatly aided the Blue and Gold this season with pep as our yell leader. OREN FOUTS, another Senior, did a very good job of holding down a regular forward position this year. He played very consistently and was sel- dom out of the game. MAX KRANING was unable to Join the team until the Linlawn game, but he certainly made his presence felt after that date. He was always right there when a basket was needed, and his clean playing and sportsmanship were always outstanding. You will be missed a great deal next year, Max. ' Page F arty-three 1 DONALD TUFFY RICE, our small but mighty back guard, added considerable punch to our team this year. He is another Senior. His playing is probably best characterized by his nickname. ,M ll v il4.l I I 4 '- A-' - -1-Nfvq' E-YQ ,f H ' --Mf' ff -- H 4- Q 1 - X: T- f' A - X-R A M. 2 i V L 2 if ' 5 - NX-, - . 4 QQ ' v 'Wx E X If f l Q ,Q 3 ' f 2 V' ffl. x 4. f ' L ga , Poifzngzr .. 4 iso: L15 'T VT M9Near i 1 P F01tv-fam X w ..- -v L..1 '.z3??aI--- - - -1' IELTS K THE TEAM CLEVELAND CLEVE POTTEN- GER is a dashing junior who will carry us to victory next year. He has been playing most of the season and between glances at the fair sex he will be seen after the basketball next season. KEITH REAM, a freshman mem- ber of the squad, was a very valuable asset to our team. He played in every game this year. We expect a great deal from him in the next three years. U V A nl 1 JIMMY JACKSON, our Trojan mas- cot, is always on hand to put some pep into the boys. He has shown a great interest in basketball from a very early age and promises to follow in his father's steps as a great player. THURSTON MCNEAR is another war horse who will be seen in action next year. Mac has been a faithful player this year. He is a dependable lad. We expect much from you next year, Mac. REX COOK, another freshman, has a bright outlook as a basketball play- er. He played a good, steady game, and no doubt will develop into a fine guard next year. ' Page For A JOHN PAUL didn't get into the game very much this year, but indi- cations seem to show that he has a great deal of potential ability. Good luck, Johnny! ' I I LJ' Dajr l A l i Coq I, l ,L V ,f l ! , ff' ' f ,-'Z - , XX ,,-..,k....mf.eg1, ., ,, My ff Zfffi-, -- 7- ,-- Yiwsg 4-xg s- , rr ' f-R - 'Z-f -' xx 'X lk V N X. I C Q-,xg : Q-1 4- f -f ,,,,. fr 'X ' .-iii.-idea-- f ff 9-V--see d . 14-E-LfXX,Y9-.I Schedule of games Rochester: On Nov. 8 we journeyed to Rochester and after holding a 13 to 10 NV7 'TOQ ' I I I . l U lv ECG Lf A .1-1. LJ advantage at the end of the first half, we were defeated, 43 to 24. Rochester looked good and our team showed promise of developing into a good aggregation. Laketon: Laketon opened our home schedule on Nov. 15, and we celebrated by defeating them, 27 to 17. The team looked much better as the sore arms were getting better. Gas City: We were defeated by Gas City, 42 to 32, on Nov. 22. The game was played and Kraning made his first appearance as a substitute in the last half. South Whitley: Our game with South Whitley had been laid over until Nov. 23, and we defeated them ten points by the score of 31 to 21. The game was inter- esting but was ours all the way. Linlawn: Nov. 27, just the night before Thanksgiving, we defeated Linlawn, 41 to 17 on our home floor. We were getting ready for Milford on the 29th. M llford : We had a cold ride to Milford on the night after Thanksgiving, but were repaid for our trip by walloping them, 35 to 32. At the end of the half the score was 20 to 10 in their favor. Balsbaugh starred in this game by scoring 18 points and holding the opposing center scoreless. Balsbaugh also received a painful cut over his eye when he fell into a brick wall. Jonesboro: We lost one to Jonesboro on Dec. 6 by a score of 35 to 20. We were having our trouble hitting the basket, while they were all Hon. The game was fast and interesting. Clear Creek: We always have a little trouble with Clear Creek, and Friday, Dec. 13, proved not exceptional. We defeated them, 45 to 39, in good, fast battle. The score was tied at 39, but we spurted to win by six points. Kraning starred with Balsbaugh in this game. Bluffton: The next night we lost to Bluffton, 33 to 23, in a rather slow game. Pyle for Bluffton looked best of any of the players. Laketon: Ian. 3 we went to Laketon for a return game and defeated them, 42 to 17, in an easy contest. All the team played well in this contest. Akron: We played Akron here Jan. 10, and while we had a real battle, we won 32 to 19. Akron had a good team, but we easily out-classed them. Lagro: Lagro came up for a game jan. 17, and put up a real battle, but we won 27 to 32. They put up and gave all they had, but it was not quite enough. Rice and Fouts played well in this game. I Huntington: Huntington, 40, Central, 28. This game was full of thrills from start to finish. We were ahead until the last few minutes, but the Huntington bunch got hot and we couldn't keep up. Page Fo rty-s ...Z FWQ lt W ...2.., VJ l v l Q a f , l 4 4 . 1: - -Y 4,7 A ..-J A in , .... .JZ E. 4+ - aff : be f 3 -gb e A xxfffxx -LX Qf, if vlfex VJ, ,I f xx xp v 7'X ,. j fl: ' Ch-'IZ A ' Qfifffjlci X xx i 1.2 X 4--W -WVW in 1' -N? , 1 railing for fifteen minutes, suddenly found ourselves and defeated them, 46 to 29. 1 Kraning scored 26 points in this game, while Akers and Balsbaugh gave him some 1 splendid assistance. f' X-, C XXX . Q! Clear C reek: We played a return game with Clear Creek here jan. 24, and after X 1 f I t . . . 1 l I j 1 l j Wabash: We went to Wabash jan. 28, and played the game we were to have ,-A played Dec. 20. We had a real battle, but we defeated them, 14 to 10, in a great defensive game. The Crumbs Trophy came back for a coat of new paint. V D ,Q Warsaw: A hu e reward was in store for us on an. 31, we defeated Warsaw, 'UH 48 to 14, on our own floor. At the end of the first half we were in the lead, 23 ' to 0. Everyone was playing well. It was a slow but interesting game. Decatur: The team journeyed to Decatur Feb. 1, and met with great odds and ends. They all fought hard but to no avail. We were defeated with a 54 to 20 score. Q i , Wabash: Again we met with VVabash, for the last time until the tourney. Every- L l one, on both teams, was playing basketball. Wabash came to win but couldn't I quite compete with our Trojans, allowing us the score of 25 to 17, and the Trophy . to stay at its new-found home. Xlgfi Gas City: We returned Gas City's game on Feb. 14, and showed them that we U J could play ball by defeating them, 34 to 31. The score was tied at 31, but Kraning i came to the rescue and saved the game. -fl Piercefon: We met Pierceton, for the first time this year, on their floor and de- , gif feated them, 28 to 20. Our boys played a good stall game. Akers was not ad allowed to play because of a sprained ankle. This was the last game before the - ' tourney. THE SECTIONAL TOURNEY Friday night our Trojans met and defeated the Somerset Shamrocks. At the half, the Shamrocks led, 9 to 10. Our hopes were nearly blotted out until George rallied and gave us 'the overwhelming victory. Saturday afternoon we met Lagro in a slow but interesting game. The Tro- jans decided to compete in the last game of the tourney, so they defeated the Comets, 21 to 25. The final game between Chippewa and the Trojans was staged at 8 p. m., Saturday night. Each side tried vigorously to hit the basket, but again Lady Luck guided the blue and gold team, ending the game with a 20 to 12 victory. THE REGIONAL TOURNEY The Blue and Gold, having overcome the county teams, were assigned a j place in the regional tourney against Marion. The fans were enthusiastic and 5 followed there in a goodly number. Marion was all set for an easy victory, but ' when the Blue and Gold stepped into action the story changed. The first half closed with Central out in front by one point. The second half was a royal tight. Marion was able by the most careful playing to overcome our fellows. The game closed, 19 to 23, in favor of Marion. Page Forty-:even J ,G ' ' 'Toi ,-. X 1 1 La u .4 .-4 -I -1 -. . cj ff-4. 1 3 j .Z . .fl ryfg iefi ls. 4 3 :Nr-fl Q-ffl lj. cle , Bxxzrf NJ ff LTNQ .1 -, -14 r. . A' Qaseball czfieanz UR 1929 baseball team had 21 very successful season, winning tive nf the seven gfznnes played. Atnong the teams played were Clear Creek, Huntington, South Vthitley, Clzxypoul, and Vierceton. This vear we have 21 shnilzn' schedule. Several of lust yezu s players ure with us again this year, and we expect to have anuther good sezxsun. ATHLETIC FIELD l'.m.' lfnzf-x'ft'1f1llI -1 . , , . 1, ,. 1 v 44 - V YHA Q f if X l Q- ya! 1. -L I 1 5 Q 5 1 A 'c . if Try 7 1 .. A rf , H, 3 9 ul A A D: U 1 Qi. YF ij -e Qt 'J -5 .. 'Ag v. 1' . V sf .- , . 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In the district contest this year, Dorothy I-Iartsough and Betty Ramsey rep- resented Division Ig Helen Grace Meyer and Virginia Gingerick Division Ilg Raphael Wolfe and Paul Whitmer Division IV. fEvelyn Knull was a winner in Division I and George Balsbaugh won second place in Division IV of the local contest. Since George was captain of the basketball team he felt he should not attempt two championships, so Paul Whitmer took his place.D We wish to express our appreciation for the three very line teachers who have been at the head of the Latin department during the last years we have been in school. They are Miss Gertrude Glockner, Miss Lucile Bowen, and Miss Amanda Botkin. Page l ifly-:mc lvl ' I B -1 -km ,D - ---t all I l -. - b H14 X 1951 , , ...4 ,F L.. ,gif ne, ffiiff , , if '-2' fo -' -A 1f,1Qe.f:Lx X V me-as ,, A I K N To I T Y all i L T nl T H I jp THOMAS MARSHALL SCHOOL ' Y ll 5? DEDICATION PROGRAM Wm E95 fi OF THE ? L Thomas Marslaall School NORTH MANCHESTER. INDIANA December 16 and 17, 1929 ' N BOARD OF EDUCATION T T -jv-A -W--WMM i V P ff -wo awoooefe eeemQ+ee e eeef pp . , .. N... '+' ' ' , V W'ffQzf X f N PROGRAM VISITING l :DO L Monday, December 16 8130 A. M. to 4:00 P. M ......... ........ ........ V i siting School in Session A 6:30 P. M. to 9:00 P. M .......... ....... I nspection of Building 7:30 P. M ,.......................... ......... P rogram by Children ...........Flag Ceremony N U L- 1 .T Tuesday, December 17 P B O ...g K DEDICATION CEREMONY AT 7:50 P. M. M IN THE --4. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. AUDITORIUM 7:30 to 8:00 Band Concert Music .......... ................................................................................... . .Orchestra Invocation. ......... ...... . Dr. J. G. Meyer, Dean of Education Manchester College Music .............. .......................................................................... .Orchestra Appreciation ......... ..........Pf0f. J. R. Schatz Music ............................... ......................................................... O rchestra Presentation of Speaker ........ .......... R oy P. Wisehart, State Superintendent Address ............................ .... I .......................................................... P hillip Zoerecher Acceptance .................................... Roy Roudebush, Assistant State Superintendent Introduction of Guests ............................................ Superintendent Charles E. Cook Music Furnished by High School Band and Orchestra-W. D. Koile, Director Page Ififgy-three , l l '61 Big' :AW r r' Q4 g Z giistory of the Qbroject N September of 1926, the present School Board and Superintendent conceived I the idea that a playground should be purchased on which a school could later be erected to accommodate the children who were at that time housed in the Col- lege. That fall the present site was bought in the name of Superintendent Cook, who immediately turned it over to the School Board. The lots were bought for a sum of 35,150. Later, by condemnation proceedings, the east part of the lot was added. At this time we are cleaning and leveling the four east lots, hoping to turn the wilder- ness into a usable playground. Henkel 81 Hanson were employed as architects and engineers. After several lay-outs the Board decided on a plan, but we had no money with which to build. Prof. L. D. Ikenberry, Dr. G. D. Balsbaugh, and Charles H. Olinger were called to form a company in order to finance the building. This was done by making a bond issue of 378,000. The bonds were approved by a bonding firm in Indian- apolis and bought by the Indiana State Bank of North Manchester who sold them to the patrons of our community. Bids were opened on january 29, 1929. Contracts were awarded to: Charles Urschel, General Contractor ................................ ........ 3 53,858.50 Manchester Heating Sz Plumbing Co .......... ..... 1 2,858.00 Charles Ruppel, Electric Contractor ............................... . 783.50 Peabody Seating Company for Furniture ........................ ..... 1 ,450.00 Standard Electric Time Company for Program Clock ................ 502.00 Charles Urschel for grading and extra cement walk ................ 1,000.00 Indiana School Supply Company for Window' Shades and Playground Equipment ............................................................ 476.00 Total Cost of Plant and Ground ............................................ 378,362.00 The bond issue was 378,000.00. The value of taxable property is 34,009,505. The tax levy for this building is 20 cents on each 3100. The building is sixty-eight feet wide by one hundred fifteen feet long. There are eight class rooms, one of which has been made into a play room. The pri- mary rooms are complete primary departments, equipped with cloak rooms, toilet rooms, drinking fountains, and everything necessary for children to have a mod- ern home living room. There are office rooms and a library on the second floor. On the first floor, there is a beautiful rest room for parents and children. This is one of the features of the building. There are two shower roomsuavailable for grade children's use as well as for our high school athletic teams. There is a large playground east of the building on which is located our high school athletic Page Fifty-four V I v I 5 1 V 4 I I 4 l A ,i-.Q 1 I I I gwvi W A -li I ,. .I Q U -L i +- field. The west end of the field will be equipped with playground apparatus next spring for the grade children. .. ff' d'jf f The Board of School Trustees and the Building Company are very deeply indebted to the community for their splendid spirit and co-operative service in building ths greatly needed bulding. Respectfully submitted, NoR'rH MANCHESTER ScHooL BUILDING COMPANY, Prof. L. D. Ikenberry, President Dr. G. D. Balsbaugh, Vice-President Charles H. Olinger, Secretary-Treasurer Boruw OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES, Q A. L. Ulrey, President Von J. Shupp, Secretary W. H. Ballenger, Treasurer .-1-uzv Ls. i i Q V A l 1 FF EE .-...-. . W v I Y 5 . Page Fifty-five 5 1 I y D 4 if I A .I ' ' n T I ' ' ' 3 Lawrence. f ix f ,fx X ,f ,.- .. . S, l K ' x5X'fIf5'xQ --Q J ff 1 .. X. , X, ' - r ,.N,f ,I So fi Q.. S65 'w I S' 'W Y '-. 1' -an , QM is Huneous Sun 5 Th iw' W '1 u m m t ms Xi B Rover in - 2 551'-units! M ,F a I 'sa - R-n-ice. Scans. Num hah - 5 g Po-:hd Page Fifty-s rn '1 ..- - Q' -1.41 l, - FOLLOWING is the supplement to the directory of the alumni of Central High School. The names of the members of the former classes and their present address can be found in the previous issues of the En Em. Morris Akers .......... Donas Almack ........ Janice Armey .......... CLASS OF 1928 Bookkeeper for Clay Syler .... Druggist in Army Academy .... Nurse Michael Reese Hospital ................. ........ North Manchester, West Point, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. r Ind bo A .11-n 1 Martha, Bolinger .................. Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Manchester, Ind Kathleen Briner .................. Business College ........... ........ F t. Wayne, Ind. Edythe Brubaker ................ Attending M. C .......... North Manchester, Ind -T- Eugene Cook .......... .......... A ttending M. C .......... ........ N orth Manchester, Ind EIT Trilba Crill .,.......... .......... N urses Training ......... ........ B attle Creek, Mich. gi Evadean Dickey .................. Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Manchester, Ind Paul Eby ............... .......... B usiness Secretary ......... ........ C hicago, Ill. I Maxine Elliot ........ .......... E mployed ............... Ft. Wayne, Ind. Max Garber .......................... Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Manchester, Ind Donald Gingerick ................ Foundry Business ......... ........ A kron, Ind. Elizabeth Grossnickle .......... Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Manchester, Ind Ruth Harrop ........................ Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Manchester, Ind Mary Ruth Hendricks ........ Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Manchester, Ind Dorothy Jane Hill ................ Attending M. C ............. ........ N orth Manchester, Ind Thurston Hoffman .............. T elegraph Operator ....... Great Lakes Oscar johnson ........ ............................................ ........ C h icago, Ill. Kenneth Kintner .................. Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Manchester, Ind Alma Miller ............ .......... A ttending M. C ......................... North Manchester, Ind Lois Mylin .......... ......... . Clerk Central High School ...... North Manchester, Ind, Page Fifi,-.Jw 1 v I -'-i I 4 1 I MO J b 4 .lbw N 'Qs-at News EE U 5 A F-17 ,Y CLASS OF 1928 QCOntiI1uedD LaPorte, Indiana Esther QNeherj Hutchins..Housekeeping ............................ Fred Perry ........................... .Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Rolnayne Smith ................. .Attending M. C .......... ..,..... N orth Artimissa Willoughby ....... At Home .............. ........ N orth Galen Winger ..................... Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Kathryn Wright ................. Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Zelma Young .......... ......... A ttending M. C .......... ....,... N orth CLASS OF 1929 Marjorie Brookins ............. Attending M. C ......................... North Lois Brubaker ..................... Attending M. C .......... ........ N orth Leanna Butterbaugh ........... At Home ................. ........ N orth John Byler ........................... Edgar Ferree .......... Mildred Finnell ........ Ralph Finnell .......... G. R. Gilbert .......... Hazel Gilbert .......... George Gillett .......... Ellouise Goehler .... ...-.....Art Institute........... ...........Attending M. -.........Attendlng M. .........Attending M. ....-......College......................... .Attending M. C .......... ........North Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, ........Chicago, Ill. ........North Manchester, ........North Manchester .........DePauw University..................Greencastle, Ind. .Lutheran Hospital ................... ........North Manchester, ........DeKalb, Ill. .Ft. Wayne, Ind. .North Manchester .Nol'th Manchester, Indianapolis, Ind. .North Manchester I i ! .At Home ................. ........ N orth Manchester, Cecil Huffman ...................... Lautzenhiser's Restaurant ..... John Paul Huffman ......... Attending M. C ........................ Verling Landis .................... School of Pharmacy ............... Arden McClure .................... Attending M. C .......... ....... Galen McPherson ............... Mildred Meyer ................... ,Attending M. C .......... ....... Wendell Petry ........ .Delco-Remy ........... ....... Mary Piper ......... Attending M. C .......... ....... .North Manchester, .Anderson, Ind. .North Manchester Ind Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind Ind. Ind. Ind. Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind. Ind Ind Ind Ind Page F ifty-eight ,,,-- ll :Nfl if -... .JA V V r I vql I ' A- l A l P H rv h ,Y W. N U W. V 5 1 ,- 5 1' Q 'R.,,,,.',,.-fqfm-mf--Mgr---.p..:,,!--f-af-,up-4-iw vvwfe - vs . RW! -. .,, , .. -1-f-yv-A -5 . svrrrnwgr-2--M,-fl-,,ET'-vyw Yvrw-uvwlvv -Z4 l If C Q v Y l v Z5 , J- ' N CLASS OF 1929 fContinuedJ Everett Pottinger ............... Attending M. C ......................... North Manchester, Ind . James Reber .......... .......... A ttending M. C ......................... North Manchester Ind 2 Robert Ritchie ........ .......... A ttending M. C.-Kramer faoi' .., UM the Kleaner ............................ North Manchester, Ind Ruth Ross ........,. .......... A ttending M. C .......... ........ N orth Manchester Ind Joe Ruppel .......... ........... E lectrical Business .................. North Manchester, Ind Irene Snyder .......... .......... A t Home .................... ........ N orth Manchester, Ind Vernice Speicher ................. Stenographer ............................ Huntington, Ind. ,L Hubert Stevens ................... Attendant in Sanitarium .......... Salem, Oregon U Vera Zook .......... Bookkeeper ................................ North Manchester, Ind. v A gwzrj . if Q ig -1 ...sub Page Fiftfy-nin 'W' I I S' D., tial M 1 'iii V .21 E Z, Y fr k v , v K To Our Advertisers: K Q The Senior Class of 1930 Wish- to thank the business and professional men who have contributed toward the En Em. They have V not only given of their money but they have EQ OU i' T given encouragement to Aus and have in- spired us to do our utmost to complete the Work we started last year. We Wish for you this year the best busi- ness that has ever come to you. The Senior Class of 1950 G--'foward-sr' P g S ty -'b I v I -J .- gil r M ' ' -11' A nl. - f ur Advertisers U 'b Noah Baker '-L Bashore Feed Store Sz Hatchery Paul Beam Belsito Candy Kitchen Geo. N. Bender Sz Son Blick's Barber Shop Bonewitz Grocery R. A. Brooks C. E. Brady A Burdges Store City Lunch City Meat Market' Coblentz Garage Dr. W. K. Damron Ebbinghous Brothers Homer Ebbinghouse Frames Hardware Store Vance Free E. W. Gresso Paul Hathaway Herff-Jones Otho Hill Dr. F. A. Hornaday VV. W. Huffman Indiana Lawrence Bank U I A John Isenbarger J. N. Jenkins J. M. Jennings John F. Kelton Kramer the Kleaner Dr. C. F. Kraning c Sz Trust Co. J. K. Lautzenhiser Sz Co. Lautzenhiser Restaurant J. Lavey Sz Son Leedy Motor Co. Jacob S. Lorenz Pottinger Sales Co. i Page Sixty-of -1-in Manchester College Manchester Printing I. B. Marks Merritt Hat Shop P Manchester Heating Sz Plumbing Mid-West Concrete Pipe Co. Morris 5 Sz 10 News Journal N. Manchester Foundry N. Manchester Hatchery Northern Indiana Power Northern Indiana Telephone Co. B. Oppenheim Sz Co. E. P. Paul Peabody Seating Co. Peerless Bakery Polk Oil Co. Purity Dairy Rice's Studio Dr. C. H. Risser Royer Riverside Auto C. E. Ruppel Sz Son E. L. Sheller Von J. Shupp J. W. Strauss Sz Son Clay Syler Ulrey Lumber Sz Supply Co. L. P. Urschel Sz Son Union Trust Co. Dr. F. B. Warvel Thos. M. Wetzel West End Garage J. B. Williams Bert Wolfe Wonderly Sz Reilf Dr. G. E. Wright The York Store C IA M33 , l I l I V 4 i X Manchester College ,..f-N 1 V eros' LLM, ll iw I , -V V On A J.. A STANDARD COLLEGE OF INDIANA The College of Liberal Arts offers to young men and women the ad- vantages of a liberal education at a moderate expense, under the very best environment. The Departments of Education, Commerce, Bible, Expres- sion, Home Economics and Art offer special training. The School of Music gives instruction in Voice, Piano, Violin, Orchestra Leaders' Courses, and Public School Music. Special attention is given courses for all classes of Public School Teach- ers. All courses given are accredited by the state. Manchester College has an ideal location in one of the most beautiful and healthful little cities in the State. Students find a hearty welcome, ef- ficient teaching, and very helpful associations. More than one thousand students enrolled annually. Young men and women of North Manchester and surrounding commu- nities have an unusual opportunity for securing a college education. FOR CATALOGUES AND FURTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS ' OTHO WINGER, President Page .S'i.1't-v- tn' 5 jhvfi ici A W lvl V Edt r.-1 '55 5f ,Yvf I A 1 ,f' 7 ii' ' 5- W fri ' AQ 'ff HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! 4 , r l A id PAUL A BEAM fill PM The Equitalnle Life of New York l ' 1 ' l W ? 'rj n i- I Can You Beat Tlus? T 1. Free Delivery 2. Weekly Credit -T 3. Prompt, Reliable Service 4. Best Quality Goods 5. Moderate Prices ALL AT WONDERLY 5 REIFF Why is the grass on wh'ch a co feeds olde than yourself? Ans.-Because t rs past ur age. Compliments of the Walnut Street Barher Shop JOHN N. JENKINS Skipper: The boat makes 15 knots an hour. Freda: Who unties them? Pam' .S'i.1'fy-tl1rce ' f 132 asa' las r - B vf , I! f ' X v O - M so 55? Ci? GEO. N. BENDER 5- SON FURNITURE DEALERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 'ffqsk Those We Have Served F973 0 F93 l Phone 156-282 NORTH MANCHESTER, IND. ii' GRESSUS Values in Keeping with the Strides of Progress The world moves forward-industry forges ahead, science is grappling with the problems of the unknown, there is activity everywhere. Nor does Gresso's over-look these changing conditions-far from it-it is' alive to ,-1, the influence of modern trends. -- An organization that is building for the future-and is saying it with values- EWG values in keeping with the strides of progress. E03 A Price is Not Everything! When buying Watches - Clocks - Jewelry - Silver Ware - as cheap goods can be made to closely imi- tate the best grades of goods - but -- they cannot put the quality there in the lower-priced goods -remember this and you'll have no grief'f with your Gifts bought of us. J. LAVEY 5 SON JEWELERS Bliclcls Barber Shop L' .S'i.1:l v- 0149 V y Af D '-L r 'P ' ' Sf- Ehg 1 344 ' ' - . K.. Lautzenleuser 5 Co Zbwf N J ' . - QUALITY .11-1. V bow A UM ,i-, 'V 5 GROCERIES and MEATS I I NU FREE DELIVERY I 1 Phone 85 :L T1-112 mmf STORE DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS AND UNDERWEAR LADIES' AND MISSES' READY-TO-WEAR CONGRATULATIONS S val bl You have been taught to put your time to the most profitable uses. ave TIME and MONEY by using the TELEPHONE more. THE TELEPHONE DOLLAR BUYS THE MOST What can you purchase for a dollar that gives the measure of satisfaction or as' much time and money as the TELEPHONE? Just a few cents a day invest d TELEPHONE SERVICE saves many weary footsteps and provides real protecti f fl e home. Compare the TELEPHONE to any other home or business commodity. Pag S NORTHERN INDIANA TELEPHONE COMPANY NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA If SEI' . we The Store Electrical Extends congratulations to the Class of 1930 and Wishes them success in their various duties throughout life. Electrical Contractors WESTINGHOUSE AND HOTPOINT APPLIANCES FIXTURES Sz MOTORS RCA and APEX RADIOS DEXTER WASHERS C. E. RUPPEL 8 SON 116 North Walnut Street I S ,W i'Yi7f:a'i A A i A' Lid, T7 x X , T. .-v y- . . V 3? 'ixi WX X X 4 Leecly Motor Company CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE X I Repairing and Storage H U Phone 45 - Day or Night ... ae eff SAVE WITH SAFETY .. AT - J. B. MARKS 5 SON - Page A n v 7 F ff ' v Z fix xiv P N INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS PROGRAMS Neatly Printed Stationery Lends Dignity to the Sender L 1 U L Q .L Manchester Printing Company E34 South Side Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF I V GROCERIES Sz MEATS V No one can criticize the school spirit of Eldon Wright. In the interest of Qgfl better rythme in the typewriting class, he has gone to much trouble and personal 1 AA 3 'T expense fxtook up a collectionj and bought a record of the St, james Infirm- f ary Blues. JOHN P. K1-LLToN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW QUICK SERVICE ECONOMICAL SERVICE FREE'S CAR LAUNDRY Open Every Day Except Sunday VANCE FREE Phone 763 CAREFUL SERVICE DUCO WORK BETTER SERVICE S H ' Page smwfyfif asv :wx to M Ze 'xii i House -1- Electricity:Light-house Keeping AKK1i1oDERN Anomo Light-house Keeping + Gaszl-Iome -1- V I . . . . . DO .L Home -,L Automatic Refrigeration fKe1v1nator or Electroluxb -i- Automatic Hot Water Service fHotzone or Humphreyj -1- Modern Time and Tempera- A ture Cooking CWestinghouse or Detroit Jewell :Modern Liveable Home. Let us help you make your house a Modern Liveable Home U CIT GPH Tl 19.119, O W QI' O. i N h I d' P C D U ,T-, ac v 77 .it v FRIENDLY SERVICE A 523 Mr. Freed says that from a physical standpoint we are inferior to prehis- toric men. At the end of a domestic argument modern man goes to his club instead of reaching for it. Mr. Koile: My son was scarcely a day old when he began to smile at me. l Mr. Yoder: Some of these little chaps have great difficulty in refraining from laughing outright. When his mule kicked so high that he got his hind feet caught in the stir- rups the Irishman said: Faith and bejabbers! and if you're goin' to git on, I'lI git off. Mr. Ogden fat 'phonejz You say the radio won't work? Fine! I'll be home for dinner. Page Sixty-ui: e Egg! ' V-' - a ni--54: ae- I A I . Q,g ,ff YXX 2 7 ,f Z' ?QfSTXi11 pf Q11 A K, W J f ' , Lf. L 5 Y, .X f Y A CITY MEAT MARKET A QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES THREE DELIVERIES DAILY .4 9 232, in PG? 110 Walnut Street Phone 76 lik-l f , i 1 n SHORT ORDERS AND REGULAR MEALS E, SUNDAY DINNERS HOME OF GOOD EATS 1 A WILCOX 84: HICKMAN V Q 108 Walnut Street Phone 200 Ifgfl A -11 The News-Journal MONDAY AND THURSDAY All The News - All The Time Job Department in Connection FOOTWEAR FOR EVERY PURPOSE AND OCCASION You'll Get ECONOMY And COMFORT, With Style That SATISFIES You At BERT WOLFE'S FOOTWEAR SHOP Page Seventy ...V-a V-I A, I A I ' - WI' 'EQ' 'EEE ,f 'N ,f nf 'X-1 - ,ffxxfx A-A-- - ' -V-- -X 'A -- - 1'--- 1- -- -- - M- - LT' NX, ' .- , A 74. , , 'k,,s- g -1 ,,,..A . h ik - ff .X K vt- lr - X V X ' H -- T--V. In xv,-jx'-., f QW 4 gp 2PfXifX1f fQe 'ff- xf, K4 .----- V- ..- V - - K , ,X ff f,l I 1 1 E l Q I? 1, Qu' ! f ' l I LW' NX M U N . I w A l U , vQf' A 1... -1 B. Oppenheim 81 Co QUALITY .... MERCHANDISE V Truthfully Advertised , Pug S A.. ... . X -X4 .Xi R . -, ,Q xl 1 xx.. 'x 'NX X U 5 XXX I H il 1 1 I 4 1 I 4 ' 1 w , 1 w H4 x....4 M,,.,,J r-M13 - EL ,Q-Y 'qu UM T 1 'N 1 2 vm ll! 'NW ,2 N4 . XY7 '1 jmvj 59 Off: ual 11 Xilf 1331? - ,413 MI' if fs I Q COBLENTZ GARAGE LIBERTY MILLS, INDIANA Expert Repair Work AQ Day or Night Calls Answered Promptly Q GOOD YEAR TIRES, NOTARY PUBLIC, AUTO INSURANCE F? Traffic Cop: Where you think you're goin', to a fire? Pappy Young: Yes, and you can go to blazes yourself. f BONEWITZ GRooERY l Q 721 NORTH WAYNE -- Best Advertising: Let the Other Fellow Talk for You. A We Give Courtesy and Service Groceries, Fruits, Meats and Vegetables Bai Mrs. Yoder: You've been so faithful about this income tax, dear! I'm sure they won't mind just this once. Bashore Feed Store 8a Hatchery Baby Chix, Feeds, Seed, and Poultry Supplies. LYMAN STANDS, Mgr. Customs oflicial Qto a woman returning from Europej: Have you any- thing to declare? Woman: No sir, nothing. Customs Official: Then madam am I to take the fur tail I see hanging below your coat to be your own? Many a true word has been spoken through false teeth. I Page Sc'uenty-two .J I, v l ' A 4 f ' 1'-4 -inf'- -'?-I V IEE ' CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1930 N 1325 ME, HERFF-JQNHS COMPANY Z-XJ OFFICIAL JEWELERS TO CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL DESIGNERS and MANUFACTURERS CLASS RINGS, INVITATIONS V 1 9 Q ...-. I I HU AND Q CLASS MEMORIALS I INDIANAPOLIS L.. ,H EH H- ' CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES OF A MANCHESTER HIGH R. A. BROOKS, ATTORNEY Frames Hardware Store A GUS AND IVAN JOHN ISENBARGER REAL ESTATE Farm Loans Phone 65 1 Page Sczfenty-three Q -155 ff if--SYS' ,ff E ' 'T f' l-4:11. ' , tv frffzsf -- w l BURDGEJS STORES f Qi. .11-4. V School Supplies, Books, Candies, Gifts and A -1.1- ,. f S Stationery ii U , E Pure Drugs and Drug Supplies China, Glassware, Pottery, Wall Paper, Paints THIRTY SEVEN YEARS ON THE CORNER ..... .Ja Esglf ISE! '53 - fr ,ae 'fs se afsefs X , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE L p FURNITURE I Q gig Lowest Consistent Prices, Such That We 5531 PL Ourselves Would Like To Pay 224 East Main Street NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA , the eyes of several of his pupils as to whether or not it had all soaked in, re- l, marked, Now, students, watch the board and I'll go through it again. QI it Mr. Yoder, having explained an algebra problem, and seeing doubt in l... -4 T NOAH BAKER W, E ' p EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING ' LAWN MOWER GRINDING All Work Guaranteed One-Half Block South of College on Harrison Eldon Wright: There's a great climax in the least act. just as two burg- lars climb in the window the clock strikes oneg then- Barwick: Be more explicit. VVhich one does the clock strike? Come In and Enjoy A Real Meal, Folks Lautzenhiser Restaurant 114 East Main Street NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA Page Seventy-ive 1 i 1 ' I I 9 1 I q ' v A: , U A l j SPARTON PHILCO RADIO RADIO PAUL HATI-IAWAY '- BATTERY AND ELECTRIC SHOP A BL ag 105 West Main Street Battery Work and Accessories, Starting, Lighting and Ignition Work NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA Y FRIGIDAIRE WILLARD PHONE 73 BATTERY DV? -E03 A MOTHER TO YOUR CLOTHES KRAMER T1-IE KLEANER QUALITY AND SERVICE OUR RULE 'I' uma ' E P S ty-sin' 0 M I v I ' A 6 27552 ' Q3 'UNDER-GDADCl0'l'llES THE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS where 5069111 4531161110 m1011295 aresdld Headquarters for Clothcraft, Nottingham, and Other Good Clothes for Men and Young Men- Hardwick All-Wool Clothes for Boys Let Us Show You Our Fine All-Wool Suits at 319.75 522.50 324.50 329.50 334.50 Society Club and Emerson Hats, Walk-Over and Marion Oxfords, Wilson Brothers Furnishings, Tom Wye, and Lorenz Sweaters- Reasonable Prices C. E. BRADY - EVERYTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS - ,-11-4 4 A .gi- l i Q P .S 5 n l-, ERZI' 'Q' 'C V Q I A 1 joel ,r If A fi 'A N- A--K A ,,.- T.--.-aff-'Sid ...A f'XgxfX-L --A--4. Sxkx y . X, ' so ji S'- gyigx xfiygie-xxx 14 fi f 61,112 me + if- -A f'e'ie-Sk-42.--rfegafes N , ' '--Q 5:-7' 4 ,-f Rf- ,,h, Mi h- ' XQLLY ' -NA 'tux '- I M 5 ,ff-W A 1 ef , ,f f XX 1 I North X I ' 1 ' ' :Leanne MORE I C 1 l Hatchery I i F They live to grow, They grow to lay, They lay to pay. ' LJ I D. A. BAUM A G RTNER, Mgr. L Gin fhaughtilyj: I don't want to see you anymore. .9 IZLI Stew: Oh, yeh! I see you want me to turn out the light. ICR' , Q ,J-lei. I I Lynn T.: VVould you marry an idiot for his money? . y Mary Louise A.: Oh, this is so sudden. l 1 y X g lp HELLO, WORLD! V g f 1' I I i 1 0 0 X 1 Call Ienmngs for Groceries d , iii! I ,U Phone 68 Qi L.. A newcomer in town asked the lawyer, l'VVhy do you have the sign up, 'A. -ri-' Fraud, Lawyer? Why don't you at least put in your first name ? That would be worse. My first name's Adam. E43 Q Phone 520 604 West Main E. L. Sheller Restaurant CONFECTIONERY CIGARS ICE CREAM Mildred: VVhat does the Washingtori, D. C. stand for? Wilodealix Vklashington, Daddy of his Country. A canoe is like a small boy-both behave better when paddled from the rear. CANDIES and GUIVI -AT- SCHOOL SUPPLIES Always Fresh A Complete Line Morris 5c and l0c to 51.00 Store j Our Prices Will Interest You Our Service Will Please I - Where do mothers learn the things they tell their daughters not to do? Did you ever go into a shoe store and get stuck on a short vamp? i L-I Page Severity-cigltt wJ W it ' P P555 Q33 I A.. ,Qui .. rrrefjir-' V -,..--1----r -5-4 pcvy,k.aQ -:a45m -- -f.. ,.v-11194 my..-.-w-4--fre-rf'1Z ' 'P ' . 5' 'J5 ? exfelw Q K 5' Marie Johnson was giving an oral talk on Abraham Lincoln in English: ..... and Lincoln, when a small boy, chopped down his father's cherry tree ..... , Miss Barwick fat the end of Marie's talkj : Are you sure it was Lincoln ' who chopped down the cherry tree, Marie ? ' c 1 n Q .7 V Marie: Well, then, it must have been Benjamin Franklin. 5,3 Q L., I LL, 77 P Mr. Price: William, when I was your age, I was working in a grocery i storey and in three years I owned it. K Bill Price: Yes, but Dad, they have cash registers now. 1 U -.1 V K Leigh Freed Qafter lecturej : Are there any questions? 'bfi S- O ,L Wally Minear: Yes, sir. How do you calculate the horse-power of :1 EQ donkey engine ? ' Leigh Freed: Name a liquid that don't freeze. Fred Ulrey: Hot Water. Miss Barwick: Helen, use oflicious in a sentence. Helen Brown: When Mary and John fell in the lake he hollered, Oh, fish us out. Max Kraning: What would you advise me to read after graduation ? Miss Barwick: The 'Help Wanted' column. A Page Seventy nine .- il I V Q P Sgr :1a'i ' 'Sig i . EQ? i ii it ' ,4.5 X4 J Education is Not Completed . F572 ,.,.... c oo room it S h l l V' I ,- 5 K ii ll, l School Days again-the days of getting ready for the great, vague, un- l known future of manhood, womanhood. Just how well are the children Q1 being equipped? Writing, spelling, grammar, arithmetic, all important, U truly. But there is another study that is also vitally essential. Training in thrift, in the wise handling of money, develops self reliance and confidence mm that gets the young man, the young woman, off to a flying start when school DS days end and business years begin. ' As an institution deeply interested in the Wel- fare of our future men and Women, we invite chil- dren's accounts and urge parents to encourage their growth. UNION TRUST COIVIPAN Y NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA Capital and Surplus ---- 390,000.00 ' I l Page Eighty , l A ,.,, in V Y Y I Y-- 1 hshr vw' Y ' 1 ity: DE X? Z WTTQTT4-WU T' di ' T' 0 'J iffcixs ' ' I, ., - A Z' 2 Rishi N WE EXTEND TO THE CLASS OF 1930 V OUR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS .L ON YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS it QLW fi I INDIANA LAWRENCE U . - I z. iOj A A -1. -l. THE HOME BANK FOR EVERYBODY Calvin Ulrey, President A. I. Urschel, Cashier. A. L. Ulrey, Vice-President H. P. Brand, Asst. Cashier J. H. Mi1ler,Vice-President Edythe Hanley, Asst. Cashier Mildred Heeter, Asst. Cashier RESOURCES OVER ONE AND ONE-QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS Pag Eh self es' MM U BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 55X Kia ' E COMPLIMENTS OF . f- North Manchester Foundry Co. lf- EE MAKERS OF xl U High-Grade Grey Iron Castings T5 Freda H.: What makes that f y mell in the postoffice? T Mary L. H.: It's dead letters. WEST END GARAGE ALL CAR SERVICE Day and Night Phone 72 Mid-West Concrete Pipe Company FACTORIES Franklin Park, Illinois North Manchester, Indiana ' Pagfe Eighty-two v H I v I ' V :Baguio I ' -R ,I u 5g SEE FIRST- 5453v ' IACOB E. S. LORENZ - FOR - .. Z, Guaranteed expert Watch repairing bg Q -L and Jewelry gum l A Max K. in Chemistry: If the laying of an egg is a chemical change, is , a glass egg a catalytic agent ? Physics Prof. Q making an assignmentj: Tomorrow start with lightning and go to thunder. U , -7 I. B. W llllams Drug Store qm- 5 AND 6 .1 , -A - Ferne s Attic Gift Shop On the South Side of Main Street i Sheaffer Pens Kodaks Costume Jewelry Miles: Well, Old Gene MacDonough remained Scotch to the last breath. Plyes: What do you mean ? Miles: VVhen he felt a heart attack coming on he managed to fall in front of a passing auto, so his widow could collect double indemnity. CLEANING PRESSING HILL THE TAILOR AND CLEANER Suits Made to Your Measure. DYEING REPAIRING Pug E'ghty th J l V 4- I A l ,-, - 5 X V 'I I Q W 'I v Singing in the Bath Tub We furnish the tub and you'll do the singing We solicit your patronage. . Y I . L ,Q Manchester Heating and Plumbing Company QL EBBINGHOUS BROTHERS BEST SHOES LOWEST PRICES I When I marry, said the girl, 'II am not going to marry a man who drinks, y U smokes, plays cards, or who belongs to a club. Still, I want him to have a good -l time. -1, Where ? he asked. . -i- v ww - Belsito Candy Kitchen - EXCLUSIVE - BUNTE - and - GILBERT CHOCOLATES Smith: Is that chap, Brown, a relative of yours ? Brown: Yes, a very distant one. Smith: 'Very distant? Brown: VVell, rather. He's the eldest of fifteen children, and I'm the y youngest. Bittersweet Poultry Farm PURDUE TANCRED WHITE LEGI-IORNS PURDUE KENTUCKY BARRED ROCKS H. S. EBBINGHOUSE Norah, why haven't you brushed down that cobweb P Cobweb? Lor', mum, I thought that had somethin' to do with yer wireless? L- . ' Page Eighty-four -xv- V .M IES W ,, r 1 V 'DOG 1 A 'F HH ln. :Ari eo 1 7 J?-N ' ' ' L V f iXF MODERN COAL YARDS UP-TO-DATE ELEVATORS GRAIN, FEEDS, COAL, SEEDS, TILE, ETC. SYLER'S SERVICE SURELY SATISFIES U Main Office: Branch: North Manchester, Indiana Packerton, Indiana V The Only Pasteurized Milk in Town C. M. SHIVELY Kz SON Phone 585 Page Eighty-five v' I 1 - ' my ' Q 2' v- fv R 5 Z 4 QTtS5 Eg EL Q 502' A DISTRIBUTORS il-.Ll GASOLINE - KEROSENE AND - 523 EEE W CONOCO '- GERM PROCESS MOTOR OILS The Gas With the Super Power S v ce St3t10 West Ma Street Phone 20 i e Eighty-:ix -U -l I v I 9 ESE! f e-T tt f M gy i f r A - A , Z 434 L. P. Urschel Kc Son N 1 y , Department Store 2' ai 1' sEE Us Fon A Estate Heatrolas, Perfection Oil Stoves, Peninsular Butane Gas ' Ranges, Linoleum, Rugs, Biggest Line of Hardware in the city, and Maytag Aluminum Washers, call us for free trial wash. U Headquarters for Popular Price Footwear for the Whole Family. 4 Bright Cin chemistryj: What ion is SO4? aj - Earl Cripe: 'S not. ' THOMAS M. WETZEL INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Phone 654 North Manchester, Indiana One of the Wenger Twins riding with Paul Browne in his Super Express asked, i'Can't you go any faster? I'm in a hurry. Paul: Yes, but it won't guide itself if I get out to walk. Royer's Riverside Auto Service EXPERIENCED PERSONAL SERVICE Phone 627 Proprietor, H. R. ROYER Page Eighty-.v if: ' l Tvi Eifilf 1552. A M4153 Mwxx L f--1. 'I ,fa -HT-'f - f , 4 V O., 5 w A-J SUGGEST TO YOUR FRIENDS That When in the Market for HIGH GRADE SCHOOL DESKS, FOLDING, PORTABLE ASSEMBLY, AND AUDITORIUM I CHAIRS That They Write to . Il, A THE PEABODY SEATING COMPANY NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA A P E. h -z-ight .1 J' EGU ree' -L.-I E011 1 A .il- 1 ....-... 303 4 V D 4 N f f N MERRITT HAT SHOP Style and Quality at Reasonable Prices v Fisk Hats 117 East Main St. -5-' ,11- T CGMPLIMENTS OF l The Peerless Bakery K U J. W. Strauss Kc Son - E FEED -ICE - COAL p E T l Phone 93 Ulrey Lumber and Supply Co. l BUILDING MATERIAL Mill Work Custom Sawing ' COMPLIMENTS OF THE Auto Tire Shop Von J. Shupp . P g Still' IW! ' Af A F 7 H W N K TN f PHOTOGRAPHS A V TELL THE STORY 1 A ...-u L Ify tg dp t A h t p E ru l T' M Enlarging, Kodak Finishing Frames, Etc. Rice's Ground Floor Studio HESTER gglf :Ml I' 'E g - Lharles Cook Yes it was Patrick Henry who said Give me Liberty but what is the rest of the sentence? Come, come, you boys ought to know that. 6 Z1 :fxiv w D 4-11 lu V P A n .1 it w ns ., f He said: 'Give me liberty or-' Paul Heckman: Or give me my nickel back. In senior history we had a mock case, and they were cross-examining Oren Fouts. Freddie U. Qmock attorneyj : How did you bring out the finger-prints on the letter? Foutsie: With lye. Freddie: Did you say a lie or lye? The other day, in history eleven, Kathryn Landis gave a report on Jefferson. Later Mr. Young asked, Where was he born ? Kathryn fsleepilyj : In the World Book. Ida Lois handed in an English sentence to this effect: They felt as exalted as America did when she gained her independence in 1492. Mr. Miller fto tramp approachingjz Clear out of here, you! We ain't got no wood to chop! There ain't none 'of nuthin' for you to do round here! Dig out! . Tramp: Oh yes, mister, there is something here that I might do. I might give you a few lessons in English. Page Ninety-one I il I 1 I 4 I HH .53 -. ..-. V 0 4 ,ig . Z' 455.54523 Xt oUR DENTISTS A DR. G. E. WRIGHT I ' - Just a Regular Dentist - o bo ,, D R. F. A. HORNADAY I DENTIST I X-Ray Phone 394 'J DR. W. K. DAMRON DENTIST -l h Office Ph0l'1e-7 -QF 1 9 ' - , - , 5 203 A East Main Street X Ray Res Phone 214 L C3 I X-Ray Service All Late Methods Used -' DR. C. F. KRANING H DENTIST NORTH MANCHESTER, INDIANA Phone 138 Office Ground Floor Opposite Post Office DR. C. H. RISSER DENTIST ' A11 Up-to-Date Methods Phone 176 DR. F. B. WARVEL DENT IST ' NEWEST METHOD FINE SERVICE Upstairs Over Rice Studio Phone 34 AT YOUR SERVICE Page Ninety-two aiif rm: 'I Q 5 wlywfh l2'fZ2H?vuf1?Z 0'fya.7cf17:cZ Menuldmg ivqyaaear 'W' Q1 , wa :aww -B F E ? 1 n Aumgraphs F A an-p T v, in .,-in 1-1, nan I X, mm .A .. ' I ln. 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