Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1928 volume:

F1-he Orian Printed by Hyde Brothers, Printers Engravings by Jahn Sz Ollier Engraving Company 5-nie Senior Class presents e IQ28 Qrian , f 5 . A VOLUME IX MARIETTA HIGH SCHOOL Marietta, Ohio Gio give new pleasure like the past 4 5 1 Qlnntinueh lung as life shall last. -william Twnrhstnurtb JVN, ,- ,,fV.fv,f-- f' V ,f ,V 1 ,W uw f X.. 4.1 M. ...K A I E41 BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK I H HI - IV - V VI - V Contents D31 Admizzistratiolz The Classes - The Class - Athletics Orgcuzizations - Features Aclifccrtisement 4 ,cl --f V, 's ,Q i- ,. il TJ ,N H A if 1.1 Ein' 7 1 El ii? C? E? is? iii :E ii Gil at tilt 5? iw J , 52- iii ai s fir E21 if as i Q, 52 F - Bl Board of Educatlon ggi iid Ei MEMBERS Q E. B. Strecker - ------ President E. J. Mildren - - ----- Vice President 54 and Chairman Building Committee if M Af Mrs. Bertha Brickwede ----- Chairman Teachers 95, and Text Book Committee E! O. C. Dunn - - Chairman Finance Committee if Q W. L. Hyde - - Chairman Supplies Committee WE? ig? w. M. scott ----- ----- C imc Q ii? . Never before in the history of Marietta Schools has such a large build- ij: ing program been undertaken as the one which took place during the term 5:3 of the present Board of Education. This board thoughtfully planned and 5 made possible the present high school building, which adequately takes gi. :FQ care of twelve hundred students. Not only have they done this thing but iq. is-f' they have gone further and are adding to the present plant a new gym- .-.5 nasium. 3 it Li , With the completion of the gymnasium the present board will have 555 S2 finished a task that they set out five years ago to complete. During these ff five years the board has rendered a service for which there is no recom- tg G? pense save the knowledge that every Marietta boy and girl will benefit by QQ- the effort and time conscientiously and efficiently given by each of its 53' L, members. iii gp iii If A , Q, E61 BOOK I Adminis tration Q13 752-E534 HUA!-Uf5M75Zffs?i,9X7iHs li-3 E5 ? QF 751 F5-LUl.?llliyW?UlEX?IXi iHsZQLHZHlQ.U,UfJE,IJl AU: LSJAAUAHIAQQ L in F5 C41 Lf ' 4 Er' 24 iff :st F4 Es f 1 4 51' A in 5? '11 it? 5-4 kr s Q IQ: Q' . . 1 F? if Q, 5, ff Fi' sr? i , if ra :ff :zen Ltr EV sf nl :K ng izf ' 4 Sf F 4. 1 4. f L4 HY 4 ifg :ga Cs' .J 5-4 .41 En V-4, tw' U lv .A- In TJ LW .Al lv' 'Qt- Eff Fl 14 ' 4 hz E4 nf .4 -f '14 51' pl LW' E23 Fl' 7-if , s ,f U. -. til 4? Kal iii Gig ii iii K. ia al 521 l ii at , V' 1 5 25 . F51 N . ia l 5 , .il ia iii til Executixle Department iii ia B. O. SKINNER ----- Superintendent Marietta Public Schools ii H Ph. B., Chicago Universityg M. S. in Education, Ohio University E EMMA BEST --------- Assistant Principal, Latin je ALLEN E. RUPP ---- Assistant Principal, Bookkeeping A. B., Ohio Wesleyan Kill ,zu CAROLINE STRECKER ------ Director of School Cafeteria A. B., Baldwin Wallace Q, .El gil A. R. KEPPEL - - - Principal Marietta Junior and Senior High Schools A. B., Ohio Wesleyang Graduate Work, Ohio State University 25. 4 W-1! Nl as ,il iii PEN 54 55 l ii A Q5 ii A QE' Y E. fi F. D. W. A. Mary Katherine Helen Bernice EHie B. DeVore Whiston Hamilton Wells Hale Dilley 5, 1 'I 774 N ia rim 'Z FLY YLTYLTNJZ ii 1 H FX' Tiffin F52 HEY iii TifHiffT5IiHTTfFFAix :A 'i77iFEZiT'fYiYA'Y1Yx'M F f':1Yx'i1fYLV1i'Q'iFj E81 Vocational anal Fine Arts Department GEORGE SIEGLER -------- S14pwz'isf11' of Music Chicago School of Methods HERMAN COOPER ----- Direcior of Band, Bum! 1llSfI'IlIHt nts Cortland Conservatory of Music VIVIAN WILLIS ----- Suyreriiisoi' of .llzcsic in Junior High School A. B., Dennison University FLORENCE LEE HENNIS ------- Szzperrisoz' of Art B. S. in Education, Ohio University MARY B. MQGRANER ------- Home Economics, Art B. S. in Education, Ohio University EDNA TEFFT ------- Penmfmship, Historgf, Geography Ohio University MARTHA E. MONROE ----- Bookkeeping, Banking, Tffpeuwiting B. S. in Education, Ohio University N. F. LEIST -4---- Sf6 YLOg1'U1IlL!f, Tjfpezvriti11.g, Office Training B. S. in Education, Bliss College RUTH BRADEN ---------- Home Economics B. S. in Education, Ohio University HERBERT B. VAN DER POEL ----- S7IlifllAHllglL6S Agricizlture B. S. A., Syracuse University D. W. SWARTZ -------- Shop, Mechanical Drawing Ohio University EDWIN P. RINEHART - - - Basketball Coach, Shop, Mechanical Drawing Ashland College, Diploma in Industrial and Physical Education, Ohio University E91 il.IU1Al7llY 'A A A AA A A A AA A A A A W l if ' Et 2 V 5 i l is 1 AE? l lit Q if 4 l A v AE? E? Ei E ' English Department , IDA M. READER - ----- - American Literature A rf A. B., Marietta College l lif ERNEST SIEGFRIED -------- English Literature , F4 A. B., M. A., Ohio State Universityg Colorado State Teachers College Y Eg PRESLEY WILMOTT CLARKE -------- English 'E A. B., West Virginia Universityg Ohio Universityg University of Paris X A3 MARGARET MILLER ---------- English Eg A. B., Marietta College Q ' g BEATRICE A. KREMER ---------- English Q l Marietta Collegeg Ohio Universityg University of Chicago A 2 IRENE OGLE ------------ English is ,Pg A. B., Marietta College 1 El, RUTH IRENE BOOHER ---------- English I :Y B. S. in Education, Ohio State Universityg Muskingum Collegeg Marietta College E? ANNA L. MACKINNON ---....... Reading l A Detroit Training School of English Literature ' THELMA ELOISE .GEIGER - l- - -D 1 - - - French, Latin l GLADYSAlgi31.iblgtg1etta Collegeg Ohio State Universityg Penn State College S . h ' ----------- anis , B. S. in Education, Ohio State University p - I MARGARET NEWTON -------- Latin A. B., Marietta Collegeg Columbia University las lg? 'Et ' ,, EP ia +12 ig i' E? 51 M12 ' left fl EP AE? fl Q l l Ass ri ff' , ll0l Mathematics and Science Department NELLE LYNN BALL -------- - Mathematics B. S. in Education, Ohio University KATHERINE M. FREEMAN ------ - Mathematics Marietta Collegeg Ohio State University GRACE CORNELL -------- - Mathematics Marshall College G. F. FINCH - -------- Arithmetic Ohio University H. E. STEPHENS ------ Mathematics, Geography, History West Liberty State Normalg Fairmont State Normalg Ohio University E. BENTON SALT ---------- .Mathematics B. S., Ohio State Universityg Notre Dame Coaching School HAROLD E. ROCK ----- Baseball Coach, Track Coach, Physics A. B., Defiance Collegeg University of Illinois Coaching School, Notre Dame Coaching Schoolg Superior, Wisconsin, State Normal VIRGINIA BAILEY FOWLER --------- Biology A. B., Marietta Collegeg Graduate Work, Columbia University J. M. OSBORNE ----------- Cll67lll8f'll!l B. S., Ohio State University WILBUR D. JONES ------ - General Science A. B., Marietta College ROWENA C. ROOD -------- Physiology, Reading A. B., Marietta Collegeg Colorado State Teachers' College llll iii? UEKPLUAHEKHLLH H KQ LUQMLKYV RHMiL'UNM if Y yi X M U54 ' ls? A ee 3 A 5 iii P ,- 4- 2 ' VN Ei 55 EK 5 j pl. 2 1 if 'T S l E4 if 2 Q ai 1 l E3 Gil az- ag E? far Social Science Department ' 5 QQ RUTH LOUISE PATTIN ---------- Hisioiy 2? pi, - B. S., Oregon Agricultural Collegeg A. B., Marietta College Llf FRED MULLENIX ---...---- Social sciences Q Ek. A. B., Marietta College Q ef NINA ROWLAND ------- Ancient cmd Medieval History 5' ,Q B. S. in Education, A. B., Ohio University Q l .Eb LUCY STACY ---- ------ G eogiiipliy, History 4 Ei, A. B., Marietta College gl Eb EDITH EMILY HUMPHREY --------- Civics 5 l ,Es A. B., Ohio Universityg Graduate Work, Smith College Q 53? MARY CORNELIA MCGEE -------- History, ciiiis Q EI, A. B., Marietta College 4, af, gn EQ? N4 in E? 3 . pl l :Q iii il 3' l 4 4. f 'AK w 'sf ii? ie l is E? ia. eil Si 5? 5 ia? 4 M 5. l 13? ii gc hal L' V V vue efvv- N' . '- ' . 1 7 .- . V ,V ,e -f - 'fl zirmwmmm mai lm m mm Hemi grtimiglgqvfmqarmmgewmimgqqnm, E121 BOCDK II ffhe Classes rr rr EMI mm mimi Q71 rum bl Honiara Hslwgrrlr 46213: B 1' 7 ' f Q f Ay , l sax gin' ef X ' f 6 ' jf ' Y psf ly: Q N sv Z ,aux I ggi, L,,, , in . M , 'L if . al 1. . 5: Y, ' f '-A2 fn is V Lowell Alderman Dorothy Archer Kermit Athey Matthew Augenstein Ellis Backes Paul Barth Katherine Becker Ruby Becker Pearl Beren Myra Berg Edna Biehl Cecil Bonsell Oscar Bonsell Lewis Booth Stewart Bosley Gladys Bosner Mildred Britton Willard Britton Maxine Buckert Floyd Bules Eleanor Burton Mabel Burton Mary Burton Russel Burton John Cisler Bernadine Clark James Clark Clifford Cogswell Thelma Collins Forest Conrath Frances Conrath Helen Cottle unior Class Virginia Cram Madeline Crooks Evelyn Curry Frank Curtis Owen Curtis Grace Davis Hortense Davis Mary Davis Ruth Davis Donald Dean Roxie Dennis Wilbert Dennis Caroline Devol John Dietz Earl Dinsmoor Juanita Dinsmoor Thelma Doan Delmar Duer Carl Dutton Howard Duty Margaret Dyar Maud Eddy Mildred Elston Nellie Felter Martha File Donald Flowers Clyde Fulmer Joe George Robert Gerke Lloyd Gerken Dorothy Gluff Gladyne Goddard Louella Gooden Edna Gray Majorie Gray Raymond Haas Virginia Haas Frances Hale Jane Hall Mary Lou Hall Mary Louise Hall Raymond Hall Leo Hammond Mildred Hammond Mary Hanna Morris Haskins Edna Hawk Gladys Henning Parker Henry Leroy Hess Margaret Hodge George Hovey Evelyn Huffman Erma Hune Jewel Hupp Dorothy Johnson Robert Johnston Raymond Jones Wayne Jordan Mary Louise Julian Gertrude Kelley Edmond King Gertrude Kintzer Eloise Kislig .Y N' V' -V-Y V V ef .JV -w we on ,V on ox, vw, 'Mow Nvrvy- yew c.f'vNxfdN,XA,.fx yw wfvvyv i .LH QE 'lui ini' mimi 115 im .ui iu' lui H M lui .ui lui For mr lux lui lin iiiiur lui iubiurwlggiufxgr im i Wi, .ig 8 is 21'W?,:i1L 'msrarvri A W it 1 5 Elisa 1' A , i I ' if' W 7 :H if ' ' ., ww, JA K nz'-' , s iv x o 5 .y , wry r .N , iw 334+ . 35-Ay 13 A 7 : J E u Y: '- 1 .V :v ,:- v . l ' 1 + ' 1 Q W A f - I s ' , '22 , Q' , 4,-9 . ,s, G ,, vfhf K , 'Qs. g it f git . . i W 5' by g J ft? J 2 K ft A v , . .. . , A . NN llgslh ,.,. ,J . Q John Klein Merle Klintworth Robert Lane Jack LeBlanc Richard Liston George Lovell Robert Lusk Irene McCabe Lina McCain Hazel McCoWan Mary Carolyn McCoy John McFarland Beatrice McPeek Harry McPherson Dorothy Mendenhall Helen Middleswart Kelly Mike Gertrude Miller Leah Miller Ruth Mindling Mary Morgan George Morris William Morse Ruth Mueller Wilfred Meyers Dorothy Nei Marjorie NeH Regina Noland Weldon Nolan Florence O'Brien Harold Patterson Richard Patterson Paul Petty unior Class Dorothy Pfeiffer Sloan Plumcr Frank Pool Marion Price John Rankin Dean Reiter Mary Reiter Pauline Remmy Virginia Rinard Richard Robinson Grace Rose John Rose Fanchon Sayler Garnet Schenkel Elizabeth Schnaufer Lois Schoonover Susan Schoonover Ruth Schultheis George Schurr Grace Schwartz Norman Schwartz Helen Scott John Semon Bessie Sheaks Marion Sloan Helen E. 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Nllfiff bHi13f,hHf1Hi,iHj,nfLnijT 3 c f, 4 4 Q r 4 f ir f 4 4 l, c 4, 1 4 1 L 1, X c X 4 1, r4l- 1 sa A A 3. f- sf fvf-v-'-vv'vX'A.f-Aw 'vf -f -xr rv- Afsmf-F-xfvxff v ,vs -xefxm fv v- 'af -'-x .f'fs.ff'v- fu- mf fxf fv- f- fi! V13 E iii E l ,F ' ii' 5 'Q' ls? Sal Fi? ill 5 ii ii cgi if 45? sb' if lil E5 L, 3 A N Q1 ly ,JN 2 l LAWRENCE WITTLIG June 9 ji E5 College Preparatory rf l EP .Boys' Glee Club, 1, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 1, 2 5 Chemistry 51 Eg Society, 25 Hi-Y Club, 2, 35 Radio Club, 2, 3, Boosters Club, 2, President 35 Original, jf 25 Golf, 2, 35 Debate Squad, 2, Team, 35 Trianrite Club, 35 Class Treasurer, 15 Class 55, President, 2, 3, Football Squad, 3. Fl E9 F E1 JENNY FILE February 10 gg El General iq, 5 'Girls' Glee Club, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Chemistry A E3 Society, 2, 3 5 French Club, 2, 39 Boosters Club, 2, Secretary 3 9 Rooters Club, 2, 3 5 'Q 5 Orian, 35 G. A. A., Vice President 2, President 3, Class Secretary, 23 Class Vice QE, President, 3. M rx' lt' ri? CHARLES GERLACH November 28 3? College Preparatory ,E Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2, Chemistry Society, 3, Secretary 23 Q Spanish Club, President 33 Honor Society, Vice President 3, Debate Team, 3g Class Lf Secretary, 3. L1 33, fi BERNARD HOPKINS December 20 ii 5 College Preparatory Z, Football Team, 1, 2, 35 Basketball Squad, 33 Basketball Manager, 25 M Association, gg if 1, 2, Vice President 35 Class Treasurer, 2, 3. K :ji sc' T31 53. RUTH MAIER January 8 iw Fr, College Preparatory ff Girls' Glee Club, 23 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Chemistry 5, if Society, 39 French Club, 2, President 35 Honor Society, 33 Original, 2, 3, Debate Squad, gl gf. 25 G. A. A., 2, 3, Class Historian, 1, 2, 3. Q53 ,rl W u V YL? 'Yu iii i221 HOWARD CLARK January 20 Gevzeml Boys' Glee Club, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 35 Advanced Chorus, 35 Operetta, 1, Dramatic Club, 2, Vice President 3. MARY PIERCE January 22 College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. VIRGINIA THOMAS January 22 College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club, 1, 23 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 23 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Original, 2, 3, Trianrite Club, 3, G. A. A., 3, Operetta, lg Debate Squad, 2. THELMA EDDY January 24 College Preparatory Girls, Glee Club, 2, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 23 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, French Club, 2, 3. RUTH L. STALDER January 26 College Prepclratorgf Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, 35 Advanced Chorus, 2, Chemistry Society, 3, French glug, K 25 35 Classical Club, 2, Treasurer 35 Original, 2, 35 Class Vice President, lg . . ., . ,e 0 , i- 5331, January 18 to February 17: Quiet, practical, nervous and emotional: lovers of homey easily persuaded: sensitive: good natured: small executive ability. E23l , YUIJML Lwiflllil MAUA .aKT2Hf42UMhUAEEJ.M1WLIUMUUMUUMIWah'U4LUAiZHE2UALY7LUANMlXUUUILUMUUJAUAAUHZZXQ l f' 3' 4 C H4 r rf, va ff 4. 1 ,, A. f li? Sal ,-4 14 as - 5- ia' E? ii. gil gil 5 if Sal it 4 fs? tl ga 53, 7 , Ei' til 42' lil tl ,I l 4 .fi xii! g ' ,Es LAVINA YOUNG January 28 2- College Preparatory X Chemistry Society, 35 French Club, 2, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. - 1' QQ V Eff' ELSIE ASH January 29 1 College Preparatory T9 Girls' Glee Club, 1, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Operetta, 35 A f 5 FK Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Society, 35 Classical Club, 2, Vice President 35 3, , Dramatic Club, 35 Honor Society, 2, Corresponding Secretary 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. jfjl Q2 igql Fl, N CLARA RIEMENSCHNEIDER January 29 A Commercial 5 l TQ Intermediate Chorus, 1, 25 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Commercial Club, 2, 3. Q I E? iil Ei' MILDRED PETERS January 31 gil 55, College Preparatory g gi, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Chemistry V f 4 'Qi Society, 2, 35 Spanish Club, 2, 35 Boosters Club, 35 Rooters Club, 35 Dramatic Club, 4 ,Ea 2, sg oriau, 3, Home Economics Club, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. iii :ar Sf . 5331 55? ROBERT FULTON February 4 5 15? General 5, Intermediate Chorus, 1. -MY- 0 l- 55 5 l Ep 517, January 18 to February 17: Quiet, practical, nervous and emotional: lovers of home5 easily persuadedg K, , sensitive: good naturedg small executive ability. sf' er cl gal l24l JOSEPHINE KLEIN February 7 General Girls' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 3, G. A. A., 2. MARY EVERETT WARD February 7 College P1'epa,1'fLfo'ry Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2, French Club, 2, 3, Classical Club, 2, 3, Honor Society, 33 Original, 2, 3, Oi-ian, 3, Debate Squad, 25 Trianrite Club, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. NEWTON HESS February 12 General Boys' Glee Club, 3, Band, 1, 2, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, Chemistry Society, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 2, 3. JOHN B. MILLS February 14 College P'repa1'ato'ry Boys' Glee Club, 3, Advanced Chorus, 3, Basketball Squad, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, Tennis, 2, 3. VIRGIL MIRACLE February 14 College Preparatory Boys' Glee Club, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 3, Advanced Chorus, 3, Football Team, 1, M Association, 1, 2, 3. ,,., .. 01,711 . . .,- Q January 18 to February 17: Quiet, practical, nervous and emotional, lovers of homey easily persuadedg sensitive: good naturedg small executive ability. E251 4 Y 1 .4 ,A bf ..L 5555153251TUXZULZEXZUXZUXJPIZUXZUX155ZUKZUXZUX153353ZUSZEEZEXZUXZUXZUE155151ZUXZUXZEKQZILHYSZQEZEH2131551323l rs nr, if Y ' E2 get Er' E' E2 Tl 2 l eil E? Q51 gel if gl eil as cgi E? lil' as :Sl ef, ggi if gr ef 5 l E? Q aye si' ia' 52 C l gl EARL PAYNE February 16 9 , 'if General lf E5 Boys' Glee Club, 35 Advanced Chorus, 3. 2 ' ex' 1 E- RUTH SAVAGE February 17 -l rj, College Preparatory 2 Girls' Glee Club, 1, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Operetta, 2, 35 4 l ff Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club, 35 Rooters Club, 35 Home Economics Club, , gg- 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, Class President, 1. gif :.+ ,E MARION WATSON February is 5 , College Preparatory A l ff' Girls' Glee Club, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 French Club, 2, i 52 35 Eooters Club, 35 Dramatic Club, 2, 35 Honor Society, 35 Original, 35 Trianribe Club, , -' 3' . A. A. 2 3. gi, r a v Qi! N xr , V4 , Ef GENEVIEVE KINTZER February 19 iii Ex College Preparatory EP Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Spanish Club, 35 Rooters Club, 1, Et, 2, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. ill Sf SIDNEY KATZ February 23 Q gf College Preparatory El Boys' Glee Club, 1, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 25 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Operetta, gi 15 Spanish Club, 2, 35 Dramatic Club, 2, 35 Original, 2, 35 Orian, 3, Radio Club, 3. gg E23 --- .0 as - X-4 if X February 17 to March 21: Practical, intellectual, but nervous. Not easily convincedg good judgment ln gg and foresight. Inclined to diseases of the feet. Gif S? C5 - - - . . A A laeeeaaf eNA,,,A,oe1, A,e3F' L26l ----- - v LUELLA WENZEL February 23 General Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Home Economics Club, 15 G. A. A., 2, 3. ALYCE V. WAGNER February 24 Commercial Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 25 Commercial Club, 3, Vice President 2, G. A. A., 2, 3. ANNA MASTERSON February 25 College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club, 1, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Chemistry Club, 2, 35 Classical Club, 2, 3. DOROTHY DODD March 1 College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 1, 3, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, French Club, 3, G. A. A., 2. ANNA LOUISE BELL March 2 College Prepcwatorgf Girls' Glee Club, 13 Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 25 Chemistry Society, 2, 35 French Club, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, G. A. A., 3. MH, 0 ,,,,,, X February 17 to March 21: Practical, intellectual, but nervous. Not easily convinced: good judgment and foresight. Inclined to diseases of the feet. E271 fl W-, 1SK?2b5kHJEElUSlilUSEKlbllillxn'b1H1hlUUU4i2biH!QUSWU31KHHQ?KFVQQLHQQQLQAQQLESQLEQQQEQQQLHET1 HB1 5 2 1 Ea X Dt v 21 i Q1 5? C 1 15? g lar ' 154 QW iq W if t1 , 1 E? 1 15? 1 AE? -1 :K ' ' ,4 1 K: 1 ef 4 1 153' eg ,A li? 1 A 1' 1 W2 1 1 152 REGIS ZIMMERMAN March 2 1 1? 1 College Preparatory Boys' Glee Club, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 2. 15 1 1 1E 1 Q? CHARLES DEVORE March 3 , College Preparatory X Boys' Glee Club, 1, 3g Intermediate Chorus, 15 Band, 1, 2, 39 Advanced Orchestra, 7 153 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 35 Hi-Y Club, 2, 33 Honor Society, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 5 15 French Club, 2, 35 Original, 2, 39 Orian, 39 Debate Squad, 2, Teamb, 3. 9 1 1 is K, gif KERMIT DOAK March 8 College Preparatory W 1 ' Intermediate Chorus, 13 Advanced Chorus, 25 Advanced Orchestra, 2, Agriculture 1 Club, 2. 1 E ,M , 15 LILLIAN GIBSON G Z March 9 1 iffy! enera Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2 g Advanced Chorus, 29 Commercial Club, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. ' 1 HE? 5 E2 RALPH ALEXANDER March 14 5 E2 College Preparatory lg ,Q Newport High School, 1, Chemistry Society, 35 Boys' Glee Club, 35 Classical Club, 2, 3. 1E2 ' 1: --- oe?-dh a HIP , QQ February 17 to March 21: Practical, intellectual, but nervous. Not easily convinced: good judgment 'gg and foresight. Inclined to diseases of the feet. 1 4.1 151 1 11:5 Q, 12' Q3 l28l is it 1 ,g. if J, 4,. ,ir 1, is lr -4 2:4 1,44 L F4 ,. l ,- F 1-4 ,. A4 f I KZ P C r P. I1 V -1 ll , V II 22 fs rf F L1 ,- ,Er YHIT w 'f 4 i- f 4 4 C4 4 '14 P4 2 fl 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 V4 4 E4 P5 YUI 'Yi' ,il TUV 73' VIH ,UTI . .1 5. 4 5? RAY M. CHAMBERLAIN General Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Basketball Squad, 2, Commercial Club, 3. JAMES MINER College P7'E1Jfl?'ClfO1',Vl Football Squad, 2, fl. GEORGE BISHMAN College Pl'6jJ!L7'llf07'j! March 16 Team 3, March 16 March 17 Boys' Glee Club, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 35 Advanced Chorus, 2, 53. ROBERT WILLIAMS College Prepamtoijzf Boys' Glee Club, 3, Operetta, 3, Basketball Squad, 29 Band, 1. 2, 3, Orchestra, 1, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, Boosters Club, 3, Rooters Club, 2, 33 Dramati 2, Treasurer 33 Cheerleader, 23 Cheermaster, 3, Class Vice President, 2. HARRIET FOLGER College P1'pumfo0'y March 18 Advanced C Club, 1, March 30 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 35 Spanish Club, 2, 3, Classical Club, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. 0 ,, 'Y' March 21 to April 23: Positive in disposition, theoretical, and animal in feeling. Original, good reasoners and natural org'anizex's, Lean body, spare and strong: grey eyes and sandy E291 hair. vi YfUA1IL,1 UHUALUAM UML IUFUQAQFAAELLHLLM U19 UfikvahvlVwIJiMAU,L1 'rx in 155 621 ii? iii iii Q3 Ei Ea GE sg as AE I ff 53 85 'J Abf 2-l EP 5 l as ag deb ia ik? CEA E? 551 E? ii E? iw if :rl Es? Qi sb A ia' 52 iii E? 'lil -1? ALICE MAE FOUCH March 31 ge, E, Corrwnercial Q Girls' Glee Club, 2, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 25 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3. if v 1 Vg P S1 JANE HANCOCK April 1 33 5:6 College Preparatory E Girls' Glee Club, 25 Intermediate Chorus, lg Advanced Chorus, 25 French Club, 1, 'ya E4 2, 33 Classical Club, 2, 39 Boosters Club, 2, Treasurer 35 Rooters Club, 33 Dramatic if Club, 35 Honor Society, 39 Original, 1, Orian, 33 G. A. A., 2, 35 Class Vice President, 1. X 54' E? A 1 El FLORENCE MAHONEY April 1 g l General gg! Intermediate Chorus, 1,9 Advanced Chorus, 23 Commercial Club, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. :? :J dsl E, HAROLD WILKING April 2 General ,P '55 Intermediate Chorus, lg Advanced Chorus, 2, Advanced Orchestra, 23 Chemistry lil . . X4 Society, 3g Agrlculture Club, 2, Treasurer 3. Fi Gil -if 2, ,gg ARTHUR SCHANTZ April 4 551 General 55 E Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club, 2, 3. Q ' - in -A E .OAL .A sg 'ZX A 54' 'Ti March 21 to April 23: Positive in disposition, theoretical, and animal in feeling. Original, good reasoners and natural organizers. Lean body, spare and strong: grey eyes and sandy hair. 451 ii? ii .Ai ,BE E301 ELMERHENRY AWH5 General Boys' Glee Club, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 2, Advanced Chorus, 33 Debate Squad, 2, Team 33 Agriculture Club, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club, 3. ELMER OLIVER ' April 6 College P'repa1'cllo1'y Boys' Glee Club, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 35 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Chemistry Society, 2, Vice President 3, Spanish Club, 3. ALLYN ROWLAND April 10 College P7'617fL?'fLl0'7'jf Boys' Glee Club, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 35 Advanced Chorus, 3. VIRGIL WOOLEY April 12 College P7'62?CL1AfLlU7'jj Classical Club, 3, Radio Club, 2, 3, Tennis, 53. RUTH T. SPRAGUE April 15 College P1'e11arufory Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 2, fl, Classical Club, 2, 35 Orian, 33 G. A. A., 3. ,,O Y. 'P March 21 to April 23: Positive in disposition, theoretical, and animal in feeling. Original, good reasoners and natural organizers. Lean body, spare and strong: grey eyes and sandy hair. E311 N Hnvl QfULNLfKfVI1UIQiH3i3lLYLiQKli?lfQH,YLH1fiiiUvHQL1Q1,.eIQQQQVMQIILLI Vx , li? iii lie fi EP I l E? 5 Q V4 , 54 ig lc sf if iii SW .ep Q 5 is sal , i 5 5 ' 151 1 1' 5 E? 54 gf 4 E? 5 431 as is Er ' E4 if GERTRUDE BECK April 21 5 , College Preparatory YE? Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3g G. A. A., 2, 3, Spanish Club, 3. ,Q Ei . 4? Eg LUCILLE MAYLE April 22 g ,Es Commercial : N A Intermediate Chorus, 1, 23 Advanced Chorus, 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club, 2. 5 l 153 I 3, W EQ REUBEN MENDENHALL April 25 93? General g l lg Boys' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 23 Advanced Chorus, 1, 2, 35 g gf Hi-Y Club, 1, 2, 35 Rooters Club, 39 Cheerleader, 3. g' bl I 2 ETHEL W1LL1soN May 1 l' 54' College Preparatory E2 Girls' Glee Club, 2, 33 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, 39 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, if' Spanish Club, 2, 3. K, l EQ ?g1 ig? RAYVEN WEIHL G l May 3 E L enera Intermediate Chorus, 1, 29 Advanced Chorus, 25 Chemistry Society, 2. Q fs el 5 April 23 to May 23: Positive, morose and good students. Excellent memories, strong likes and dislikes. QA! ,Q Inclined to diseases of the throat. Handsome, rather large frame, good complexion and animal magnetism. , , A' E? iii 4 Aa 1TfWTiWVf'xf7MVfv E321 CHARLES STEPHAN May 4 General Football Team, 1, 2, Basketball Team, 1, 29 Rooters Club, 3, M Association, 1, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Track, 1, Commercial Club, fl. LILLIAN WARBURTON May 4 College Prepamtorgf Intermediate Chorus, lg Advanced Chorus, 25 Boosters Club, 2, 3, Routers Club, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Dramatic Club, 33 G. A. A., 3. FRANCES GREENE May 5 General Intermediate Chorus, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, French Club, 35 Home Economics Club, 3, G. A. A., 3. MARY FRANCES CARVER May 6 General Girls' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 23 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. FRANCES BEARDSLEY May 8 College Prcpao'afo1'y Band, 1, 2, 3, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. ,MW W., U ,, , ,, 25 April 23 to May 23: Positive, morose and good students. Excellent memories, strong likes and dislikes. Inclined to diseases of the throat. Handsome, rather large frame. good complexion and animal magnetism. l33l I ' 'A A i y MAAMMM M MMMM M.M M MUMHUMMWY1U1lUMUU,1X,YY.1M, M . LAUM1 ?iM71iY7,xT L UMT TU, , M M MMA ref f a l e 3 ri 4 2 l Ve E2 E? 'EK as 3 El 7 e l s Ei I E' 2 l E? 5? pl P5 U , can 5 l A 1 A! IRENE LEONHART May 11 General Q Intermediate Chorus, 2, 35 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Chemistry Society, 2, 35 G. A. A., 3. g EUGENE HANN May 15 2 General 5 , fe ROBERT B. HARNESS May 15 Vi' College Preparatory 51 Boys' Glee Club, 33 Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 3, Chemistry Society, 2, 3, French Club, 2, 35 Original, 1, 2, 3. KERMIT WEBER May 15 General Boys' Glee Club, 1, 23 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, Operetta, 39 . Assistant Football Manager, 2, Manager 3, Orian, 35 Commercial Club, Vice President 2, President 3. Q L CAROL WILKING May 18 f College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 1, 23 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Home Economics Club, 39 l G. A. A., 2, 3. C MMYMUM-M i 8 April 23 to May 23: Positive, morose and good students. Excellent memories, strong likes and dislikes. Inclined to diseases of the throat. Handsome, rather large frame, good complexion and animal magnetism. i W N V 2...i E341 CHARLES SPRAGUE May 20 College P1'cpm'ato1'Jf Boys' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 1, Band, 29 Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, Spanish Club, 35 Hi-Y Club, 35 Radio Club, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 35 Orian, 3. GERTRUDE MAHONEY May 22 General Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, Commercial Club, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. LLOYD SPINDLER May 22 General Band, 1, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 2, 3. GEORGE SCHURR May 27 General Wayne High School, Wayne, Michigan, 1, Advanced Chorus, 3, Football Team, 2, 3, M Association, 2, 3. ROBERT WILKING May 27 General Boys' Glee Club, 2, 35 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Spanish Club, 15 Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 35 Routers Club, 35 Original, 35 Tennis, 3. . WY, , ,W 0,,,, W, ,, 7,7, E May 23 to June 22: Negative, theoretical, but intellectual: restless and faultfinders. Inclined to diseases of the bronchial tubes and arms. Tall body, sansruine complexion, brilliant eyes and brown hair. l35l is 5 'ke-W'fn J V -T7YYYV'fY77I7'KTA7I1fYYjl'K'U Y, ' iyrxgny' M' HU IHUXV Y' , yixjnvm' ' jf 7l K, YHKYYH-vYKnfIY7X'lY 71774 l 'NZ 'if N f4f 'Xfx'X!x'XlV5.f' 'Sf' iN' f V' 'XI 'Qfr Af'-A? 'X!K'XfN-3!x'Xf' 'gl' 'il' XF 'xfxfxgxf' 3- l Pql' ' .,5 fr l 1 1 V 5 3eeee- w Q W2 S Ei i l E lil ll il is 3 g I I 1 1 5 ' 2 W - l D 5? 4 QE? it ls? - C , E EDWIN DEAN May 29 I 1 2 General 3 1 Boys' Glee Club, 13 Operetta, 33 Basketball Squad, 2, 33 Football Squad, 2, 3 3 l ff Band, 1, 2, 33 Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 33 Chemistry Society, 2, 3. 3 l 1 4 I 1 2 SELDON FLEMING June 5 g E College Preparatory , lj? Operetta, lg Football, 1, 2, 33 Basketball Squad, 2 3 Chemistry Society, 2, 3g Hi-Y i Club, 33 M Association, 2, 33 Orian, 3. 524' ' 4 l ' K l'! F4 ROSABELL WITTEKIND June 5 1 sf General l Girls' Glee Club, 23 Intermediate Chorus, 13 Advanced Chorus, 2, 33 Commercial ' lf Club, 2, G. A. A., 2, 3. 5 l ' 5 3 JOHN HOLST June 7 Q, le? College Preparatory E4 Intermediate Chorus, 13 Advanced Chorus, 2 3 Hi-Y, 33 Tennis, 3. g 5 3:5 lf? DOROTHY BERGEN June s 5 , 5 College Preparatory S' Q Girls' Glee Club, 13 Intermediate Chorus, 13 Advanced Chorus, 2, 33 Chemistry 3' W Society, 33 Spanish Club, 2, 33 Classical Club, 2, 33 Boosters Club, 2, 33 Dramatic Club, g 2, 33 Honor Society, 2, 33 G. A. A., 3, Secretary 23 Class Vice President, 1. 5 E ,Ac,,1i ,a H May 23 to June 22: Negative, theoretical, but intellectualg restless and faultfinders. Inclined to V l lug diseases of the bronchial tubes and arms. Tall body, sanguine complexion, brilliant eyes and E R brown hair. E, 52 4:11 eel El :Hi im J' 1' i-ifytril E361 PAUL BERTRAM June 9 General Band, 1, 2, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 2, 33 Commercial Club, 3. THOMAS LLOYD CROOKS June 10 College Prepurafo'1'y Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 3, French Club, 2, 3, Classical Club, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Honor Society, 3, Orian, 3, Debate Squad, 2. HERBERT MANSFIELD June 10 College Preparcltory Boys' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 3, Treasurer 2. MARY DAY June 11 College P'repa'ratory Girls' Glee Club, 2g Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 3, French Club, 1, 2, 35 Classical Club, 39 G, A. A., 2, 3. BEVERLY SKINNER June 14 College Preparatory Band, 1, 2, 3, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 3, French Club, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club, 3, Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, Original, 2, 3, Orian Editor, 3, Debate Squad, 1, Team 2, 3. 11.14 7, .7 O W, H May 23 to June 22: Negative, theoretical, but intellectualg restless and faultfinders. inclined to diseases of the bronchial tubes and arms. Tall body, sanguine complexion, brilliant eyes and brown hair. l37l ,i. 4 ...V 'Fi C1 I I ,A Ae A ,.. 4 1 V. ,VVA A, ,V V. ,X VVA, AAVVAAVAAN ,X ,x,,A,i,x,.,x .X ,X I fwgjifz?1?J?FU'fT7JHU'ffLiPU'7 liixii fill fk Rfflvl' LIVQTUHAUI ITVUUZ 7 ifliv, FJWHUHURW 'l Nfl .V N, F? E? :Y --f -11 Af va fi' ol Rljl le., Q' :Z gi ig 55, Q 45 4 l lil 5 ' Li l ls? 531 IE? 45 ii Q RX l ' Er' g' l :gi Q l 1 W- ssl il '24 ALBURTA KIGER June 15 ,J fllf ' College Preparatory ,E 'EJ Girls' Glee Club, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2g French Club, 1, '53, 2, 3, Boosters Club, 2, 35 Rooters Club, 1, 2, 33 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 35 gn F4 Class President, 1. 5 N Af' if Sal jj, MARY FRANCES MCCORMICK June 21 ggi College Preparatory ,Qi if Girls' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2, Spanish Club, 3, ff' Rooters Club, 1, 2, 3. if r- Q 1 if va C4 ya if HAROLD HOFF June 23 gil if General ,El El Lawrence High School, 15 Basketball Squad, 35 Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, Football E5 Squad, 2, 3. lfil :fl FRANK M. BUCKLEY June 24 9 sf 7 General ,Ei gi, Boys' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Advanced Chorus, 1, 2, 3, E, -if Operetta, 1, 2g Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3. iw is ' 25, Eg, la E? HAROLD SCHRAMM June 28 SQ, Q General 2711 sa? im A-were was a l 0-E June 22 to July 21: Positive in disposition: optimists: lovers of home: good managers. g :El as 2:5 , A .Z::' E381 SARA WILLISON July 1 General Girls' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 1g Advanced Chorus, 2, Original, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. RICHARD FISCHER July 2 College Preparatory Boys' Glee Club, 1, 2, Intermediate Chorus, 13 Advanced Chorus, 2, Chemistry Society, 39 Spanish Club, 3, Hi-Y Club, 3, Honor Society, 2, 3, Original, 2, 3, Orian, 3, Golf, 2, 3, Debate Squad, 1, Team 2, 3. FRANCES LE GOULLON July 8 General Advanced Chorus, 15 G. A. A., 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1. ALBERT SCHNAUFER July 8 College Preparrztory Band, 1, 2, 3, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, Chemistry Society, 2. ALFERD MCPHERON July 11 College Preparatorgf Boys' Glee Club, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 25 Advanced Chorus, 1, 2, Operetta, 35 Spanish Club, 35 Dramatic Club, 3. ,,.Y, .,,,,,,,,,, O W, W ,, , AM-, 5 June 22 to July 21: Positive in disposition: uptimistsg lovers of home: good managers l39l QE Yixiiiiiillilbi Til? Hfilviiiii H 1541523 fi fu' ,Q- 4 L 4 ,. F E K A 1, H E4 wi E2 31? E5 313 5? i3 is bf' Ei- 5:3 fi ,F Qi ww K ii S4 .ia 4 'bi is Q4 231 rx 9: nd ml : 5 'yi 1 2.3 I V 53 ,J 4 ,El ri 'iii Ei! RUTH D. ZEMEL JULY 11 PE 25 Commercial Girls' Glee Club, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 G. A. A., 3. 51 K, EDNA E. KUNTZ July 12 ,Q Commercial Girls' Glee Club, 2, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 25 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Com- mercial Club, 3, Treasurer 25 Home Economics Club, 3. Q13 if 'fill if DOROTHEA OESTERLE July 12 ill General 5 El., Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Home 355, ff Economics Club, 35 G. A. A., 35 Chemistry Society, 3. QC, gf' Q, P4 .Gi FRANCES MARIAN SCHNEIDER July 13 gf College Preparatory i 'Girls' Glee Club, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3 5 Chemistry ,If Soclety, 2, 35 French Club, 2, 35 Honor Society, 1, Secretary 2, President 35 Original, 1, 2, Editor 35 Debate Squad, 2, 35 Trianrite, 35 G. A. A., 2, 35 Class President, 1. ig 54. REN FREEMAN July 21 Cf, College Preparatory ,SN nf' Intermediate Chorus, 1, 25 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3. -1 pl AAO? si 5 June 22 to July 21: Positive in disposition5 optimistsg lovers of home5 good managers. Ei 'E' FQ sg' ya dl- - H , J , , I f ew ie A .N ,, ewes W V- if fill Tu? HH HHQGIIKT 1U helm M1121 F3 111131 l40l GRACE VALENTINE July 21 College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Advanced Orchestra, 35 Spanish Club, 35 G. A. A., 3. ETHEL WESTBROOK July 22 General G AMarietta Township High School, 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club, 35 Advanced Chorus, 35 . . A., 3. RALPH E. WILLIAMS July 22 General Boys' Glee Club, 1, 2, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 25 Advanced Chorus, 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club, 2, Vice President 3. FRANCES BRADEN July 23 General Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Home Economics Club, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. FRANCES SANDFORD July 24 College P'1'eparat0ry Girls' Glee Club, 1, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Classical Club, 2, 35 Dramatic Club, 3. , , , ,, , , 0 , , 1 S1 July 21 to August 21: Passive in disposition, love Bowers and art: sensitive. l41l i 4 ..f 4 I- 4 l QUi,LTMLhLiUM'Lv1Kg5U1, lK7Ulf'll5IZ5I7LUlUlH AHAHQIQIQLJMM MJLZLLQIIQY-l,MGS7U Effvikvlg we v ' lil if ee 'iii 524' ii' E? I if 5 E4 I ES l Ei I 1 sf' gi if l ' E2 Fl 2 5 E E, 55 Q4 5:3 E2 5? v Y' 7.4. l if 5 5? l l el F , J Eg WALTER BELL July 25 J, 2 Commercial . Eg Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club, 2, 3. , El, 3, CLIFFORD SPINDLER July 25 lr General 1 gc Basketball Squad, 1, 2, Manager 35 Football Manager, 35 Hi-Y Club, 35 M Associa- 5 52 tion, 2, 35 Commercial Club, 3. ,73 EI 754, i if GEORGEILCOOK Jmy26 4' 52 General W Chemistry Society, 2, 3. I if l ' l :rl 1 '15 WILLIAM OTTO July 26 fl College Preparatory ' Boys' Glee Club, 15 Basketball Squad, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, f-,Q .54 35 Chemistry Society, 2, 35 Spanish Club, 35 Radio Club, 2, 35 Tennis, 35 Hi-Y Club, 3. iv! L ' 5? MULENIX DAY July 27. 4, E4 College Preparatory I -sf' 5 Basketball Squad, 3 5 Band, 1, 2, 35 Advanced Orchestra, 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Society, Q, Q 25 Tennis, 2, 3. ' ' :K ?.,e,Q 2 QV July 21 to August 21: Passive in dispositiong love Howers and art: sensitive. g in 22 El E421 EUGENE FLOWERS July 29 General Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Orian, 3, Commercial Club, 2, 3. LUTHER HATHAWAY July 29 College Pre'pu1'aio1'ff Boys' Glee Club, 2, Intermediate Chorus, 2, Advanced Chorus, 23 Hi-Y Club, Treasurer 2, 35 Boosters Club, 2, 3, Rooters Club, 35 Orian, 3. LAWRENCE REYNOLDS August 6 College Preparatory Boys' Glee Club, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, Band, 1, 2, 3, Advanced Orchestra, 3, Chemistry Society, 2, 35 Classical Club, 2, 3. LUTHER BECKER August 12 General Intermediate Chorus, 1. ADA FEY WENING August 13 College Prepcwcltorgf Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 35 French Club, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. gw V- N - 0 ------ --'-------'-- SL July 21 to August 21: Passive in dispositiong love flowers and art: sensitive. l43l I Ei LUX VPIQWIL WH iJeLmJLUI'fvHiL1M1wiv! if 7511 M5101 Fl I w 1 CHARLES YVAGGONER August 15 General Boys' Glee Club, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 3, Advanced Chorus, 3 3 Football Team, 1, Rooters Club, 3, M Association, 1, 2, 3. HERMAN SCHARIO August 20 College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 2, Chemistry Society, 25 Spanish Club, 3, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3. EDNA CARR SPINDLER August 20 College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2 5 Chemistry Society, 2, 3, French Club, 2, 3, Honor Society, 35 Home Economics Club, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. DONALD L. HYDE August 23 General Boys' Glee Club, 1, 25 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, Radio Club, 2, 33 Original, 2, 3, Orian, 3, Trianrite Club, 33 Class Treasurer, 1. ROBERT LINCICOME August 25 , College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 15 Band, 1, Orchestra, 1, Boosters Club, 1, 2, 3g Rooters Club, 2, 3, Radio Club, 25 Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader, 1, 2, Operetta, 1, 2. A,,.. AMY O ,,,. --.A me August 21 to September 23: Intellectual, optimists, possess humor but indulge in satire, Inclined to diseases of digestive organs. ,fy vox, K, vvv vvv V all .feel ave, 3 C .N V ,V . V V .exft ' . '- - M' l L7 lux iii uf my in Lil lil? lil .iz Ili 15 ni Q2 ETTQNQZ iikirkluzluf uelfuzzfufugz gggrlul in E441 TW eil 2 . .ll N ,cw 3 ii! is 1' iii ' l l 511 9 l Lx law C5 l 4. 1 3,1 fl lil xii E , 5? if il li ? y. Ll was Pi lm gr li el 45, Eel eil el iij cg in gi ai ffl EDWARD HELDMAN September 4 College P1'epa'rato1'y Football Team, 1, 2, Captain 3, Basketball 3, Hi-Y Club, 2, Vice President 3, Boosters Cl Squad, 1, Basketball Team, 2, Captain ub, 3, Rooters Club, 3, M Association, 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Class Vice President, 2. JUANITA DINSMOOR September 6 General Intermediate Chorus, 2, fl, Advanced Chorus, 23. CECELIA GOLDMAN September 123 Commercial Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 3. MADALINE MARTIN General Marietta Township High School, 1, 2, Girl G. A. A., 3. HARRY LANKFORD General Tennis, 2, WZ ,,,, , 0 ,A 'fm August 21 to September 23: Intellectual, optimists, p diseases of digestive organs. l45l September 15 s' Glee Club, 35 Advanced Orchestra, 3, September 18 3. ossess humor but indulge in satire. Inclined to lfiswslmfnilfi mm. zo! KH rr LYFIJA llTlZfiJf:L7flI YI LTL LIFT-llll CAROLINE WHITE September 18 College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 29 Advanced Orchestra, 13 Chemistry gociety, 2, 33 French Club, 2, 3, Boosters Club, 1, 2, 3, Rooters Club, 1, 2, 3, Orian, 39 . A. A., 2, 3. LORETTA BLATTER September 22 General Marietta Township High School, 1, 25 Girls' Glee Club, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 3, Advanced Chorus, 3, G. A. A., 3. PAULINE SWINGLER September 25 General Girls' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 25 G. A. A., 2, 3. MURIEL FOLGER September 27 Commercial Girls' Glee Club, 15 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 3, Operetta, 33 Original, 3, Commercial Club, 2, 3. HOWARD STEPHAN September 30 College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 1, 23 Advanced Chorus, 3 5 Basketball Squad, 15 Basketball Team, 2, Captain 39 M Association, 2, 3. ,W wif, 0 infyum 2 September 23 to October 26: Animal nature: hearty eaters, good inventors: executive ability, good judgment. V C shes, e X, V V V V .fx V s. Vvsfv Vs, wx. .fxffv V-V .fx .fy .xv ew vw, vw ..fwxfx,'v'V sw, ws f -A, vw, Vw vw-vvvw Jxavx, .fv- ful '11 . -A, fb ' 'wil ,N E ,sa va ' PE L1 gb Pl 9 l V 1 3 . S G3 riaj 251 qc, iw 251 ii 2:31 B51 C21 , 33, 5 . keg ef ,1 ii 45 iii ii I rbi 'WJ W dal Sill 454 ii' ii 1 ,ii 1 ii 1 ii ' 453 I iii fi Va jd lvl ' X- I ,J 213 L1 xi ii I., 1 -4 Il AHL 1111 X111 ILZLQUI IQ! .LM 11lf1Ul'illIl' kill i1yIX1i!fklll k1Zi1Ql 1111 lllfi E461 JANET STEPHAN September 30 College Prcpm'ato1'3,f Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Classical Club, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3, Debate Squad, Pl. MARIAN SCHUFF October 1 Gmzerrzl Girls' Glee Club, 2, 535 Intermediate Chorus, 13 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 2, 3, French Club, 1, 2, 3, Original, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. ROBERT CLARK October 2 Gcncwrl Band, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 2. LOUELLA M. BECKER October 4 General Girls' Glee Club, 2, 33 Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, Economics Club, 3, G. A. A., 3. DARRELL JENKS JOHN PARKER HENRY General 35 Home October 4 May 29 College Preparatorff Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 2, 3, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Football Squad, 2, Team 3, Hi-Y Club, 1, 25 M Association, 3, Class Vice President, 1. - f o 2 September 23 to October 26: Animal nature: hearty eaters: good inventors, executive ability, good judgment. E473 2547355413 itll IG' 7139322934 lil H-ZPL YB? 1535-lhU.iLlH'HUb1ElM H Hflnllfll KH E 5:4 W ,. , ff FX, if uf' nz F14 Z 4, iff '24 Eff PA ily ffl r..4 irq f ra ra . Lu. 44 7 l 1 L14 , 5, ' L2 M lf' L4 ' 54' 4 r K ,fl . - gl E14 :Q CK bf F4 if we Er r.4, L31 r.4 Lv' Lx' L14 -.4 ki 4. 4 4 'if F4 tic' hi Er' 544 LT! r-4, , N, 1 4 L' 4' ,Az Sf. L 4. Rf E4 Nil L4 1 7.4 L14' 4 4 my Lf.. FRANCIS COLE October 5 General Advanced Orchestra, 1, 29 Agriculture, 2, 3. RUBY TRAUTNER L October 11 General Intermediate Chorus, lg Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Chemistry Society, 33 Home Economics Club, 35 G. A. A., 3. , KARL APPLE October 15 Commercial Commercial Club, 2, 3, EDNA M. PARK October 24 Commefrcial Intermediate Chorus, 2, Advanced Chorus, 3. PAULINE OESTERLE October 26 College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, Intermediate Chorus, lg Advanced Chorus, 2, 39 Chemistry Society, 35 Spanish Club, 2, Treasurer 33 Debate Squad, 2, G. A. A., 3. ,1.?, O ,,, ,.. , 2 September 23 to October 26: Animal nature, hearty eaters: good inventors: executive ability! good judgment. ,l , : , Srl 1 If 3 id Q: H 251 1 wa is , 524 ii A iii jr T' 2 1 7 1 ag ia ,M '-,E iii ya . wr! il iii ii :il is ii A P, 5 B l 1,4 423 Gi ,A QE l iw rr- 1 .Id 5? wel PL' 'rd 2- ,E 24 , va N iw 5? A 913 W . is ii C N 52 A 'ffl 'L 1117515 HATCH! ill iiliimil 3533111 H if IMT T47i1-ifleeii I l43l HELEN M. DYE October 28 General Girls' Glee Club, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Advanced Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 2, Commercial Club, 2, Treasurer 3. MILDRED TRAUTNER November 1 General Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Original, 3, Commercial Club, 2, G. A. A., 2, 3. PEARL WILLISON November 10 General Intermediate Chorus, 3, Advanced Chorus, 3. CARL STEED November 16 General Boys' Glee Club, 1, Football Team, 3, Basketball Squad, 3, Baseball, 1, 2, Hi-Y Club, 35 M Association, 3. BEULAH HOLLINGHEAD November 194 College Preparatory Urbana, Illinois, High School, lg Girls' Glee Club, 2, Intermediate Chorus, 2, Chemistry Society, 3, French Club, 2, 3, G. A. A., 3. ,, ,,, 0 ,m i UL October 26 to November 25: Selfish: do not forgive easily: quickly offended: silent, dignified and domestic. I49l L rl II A . A , A A A A .A A 7lII 77 KY 7A'AK 7A II 7lAI 7'l II Tl H7775 74 g6f'5fL4.' i,C 5fV5f 'XJ' 'X!'5! ,3Ai-IX-is 'gh-13,xS!xA'X! xP Nf 'N! 'N!x'N!xf' .f'5!'-485516-434 wqi I A 3 ? A as E 13 FLOYDFULMER NmwmMr20 General MARIANNE BROWN November 21 College Preparatory . . 5 Girls' Glee Club, 19 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 Operetta, 33 7 Boosters Club, 33 Spanish Club, 33 Rooters Club, 1, 2, Vice President 33 G. A. A., s 1, 2, 3. CLAIRE LUCILE NOLAND November 27 b College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2, Advanced l Orchestra, 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Society, 2, 3, French Club, 1, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. 5 RUTH A. PLUMER November 27 College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club, 2, Intermediate Chorus, lg Advanced Chorus, 2, Chemistry Society, 35 Spanish Club, 35 Debate Squad, 2, Team 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. l , , V WARREN G. SPRAGUE November 27 ' General W Intermediate Chorus, 35 Advanced Chorus, 3, Band, 1. i --Vw --Y-7 0 -7---Ai 4 111' October 26 to November 25: Selfish: do not forgive easily: quickly nifended: silent, dignihed and 'N 5 domestic. iw. I 2 A frrmiifrifef II I 'I f I Y fi. 1' ml E501 JOHN DUNN December 2 College P1'epzL1'atoo'y French Club, 2, 3. RUTH LOUISE BERGEN December 5 College Prepa7'ato1'gf Girls' Glee Club, lg Intermediate Chorus, 1g Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Operetta, 3: Chemistry Society, 3, French Club, 2, Vice President 3, Classical Club, 2, Secretary 35 Boosters Club, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 35 Honor Society, 3, G. A. A., 2, Treasurer 3. GEORGE DEVOL December 6 General Basketball Squad, 2. HELEN WADE December 6 College PT617!L7'CLf07',Zf Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, Intermediate Chorus, lg Advanced Chorus, 2, Chemistry Society, 2, 3, Boosters Club, 3, Rooters Club, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, Orian, 3, Commercial Club, 3, Home Economics Club, 3. ELOISE G. PRICE December 8 General Girls' Glee Club, lg Intermediate Chorus, 2, 35 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2. AY, ,WAN O E ,, ,iw , November 25 to December 22: Original thinkers: keen and quick: hard to get acquainted. I51l n 'FWS Q1 ESL LH L LUIS bib?M,'1U.K14lYH7HJlM1UfA.L UeM,'YULUgL1ULMh5 UQW1QUiH5DlJ.fiKNifLLMUW5H1iMQ3l 7 E? E? E? Q4 if Ea ga Ez L? 1 4 ef 'gf 5? E? E? Vi Sf FX if cr lm' 54' TJ if '41 Eg' 1 if ,, P?- 95 E3 E4 el F 4' its E? Q E2 Eb Q 5? si- E12 EQ? ., 7 HILDA M. WALLACE Girls' Glee Club, 33 Club, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. ROBERT WALLACE College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 2, 35 Advanced Club, 2, 3, Radio Club, 35 PAULINE ADAMS College Preparatory College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2 5 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Spanish Debate Squad, 1. sg CEI? ea, 4 1 Ei El Q51 gel al ew ca' iii 5 , Q K , 1 3 i 45 ig? December 9 Q4 December 10 C51 Y-11 vel Chorus, 35 Advanced Orchestra, 35 French vvvs, Vs. 'I IL!! December 11 N Girls' Glee Club, 3, Intermediate Chorus, 2, 3, Advanced Chorus, 35 Original, 2. MARY M. HOLLENBECK VCV 1 December 11 College Preparatory l 2 Glngerlnediate Chorus, 25 Spanish Club, 33 Dramatic Club, 2, President 3g Original, 3 . - . ., 3. PAULINE BECKER College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 25 Advanced Chorus, 39 French Club, 2, 35 Home Economics Club, 3, G. A. A., 3. 1 November Z5 to December 22: Original thinkers: keen and quick: hard to get acquainted. 0 ,l.?.-. 1' l lil? if l December 13 ' Q, 1 P l 7,4 ii 55 I ei ii' KPN is l VF1 V34 .fifvzlixii iii Biz F.lIi3iTVN'rxur'infrifihwxxwirif'zZYYn'VW11ru115 Vf1i7TI xyQ'X'ufy'?'1GflEWTfiN1znT'x1X'f'x1ii'IHHi iffij I5 2l INEZ DANIELSON December 13 Commercial PHIL SEELEY December 13 General Boys' Glee Club, 15 Intermediate Chorus, 1, Operetta, 1, Football Team, 1, Base- ball, 1, Hi-Y Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Vice President 1, M Association, lg Com- mercial Club, 3g Cheerleader, 1, 2. LUCIA GERLACH December 14 College Prepuruiory Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Chemistry Society, 3, Spanish Club, 2, Secretary 3, Classical Club, 2, President 3, Dramatic Club, 3, Honor Society, 35 Orian, 3, G. A. A., 2, ADA BARTLETT December 17 General Girls' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 25 Chemistry Society, 2, Home Economics Club, 3. BEATRICE BERNICE GUCKERT December 19 Conimercial Girls' Glee Club, 2, Intermediate Chorus, 13 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Original, 35 Orian, 3, Commercial Club, 23 G. A. A., 2, 3. . 0 , , ,WW i, 1 November 25 to December 22: Original thinkers, keen and quick, hard to get acquainted. E531 rv K- X ,.,.f Vi fraillllkkaemxanalamaxHHHIQxalaraxzlmlQKQBHIIBQBJAAIEIQKEHHHHlalrnrrxij isa ga se E? CQ E? ee ie E? ii is 'ff 'wa eg iw EP iii .el rr VA lj, iii lf 2 1 M' 2 - 221- :11 Ti iii' ii 535 ez ii Er fi' r 1 X , fy. ii at ii ii lil ES 231 'QQ NANCY GOODHUE December 20 kr' College Preparatory 32' ml , , Ar. 514' Intermediate Chorus, lg Advanced Chorus, 25 Classical Club, 2, 3, Rooters Club, Vlf 53, 2, President 3, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, Secretary 3, G. A. A., 2, 3. E15 El L4 gi fi RALPH MCKENNA December 20 El E5 General ,Bl is Chemistry Society, 2, 3. if Kia M, ggi If MARIAN ROOD January 1 E4 General E2 Girlsf Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 1, 2, Original, 3, Ei, Commercial Club, 2, 3, G. A. A., 1, 2, 3. 5215 1 aw pc mi rr' 'vii Esi EDITH R. WARD January 1 iii, ff, College Preparatory Fil N4 . Q wal Eg, Girls' Glee Club, 1, Intermediate Chorus, 1, Advanced Chorus, 2, 35 G. A. A., 2, 3. ggi N fu ei ,sl bf MARY GRAY January 2 wig College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 1, 2, Advanced Chorus, 2, 3, Rooters Club, 2, 39 G. A. A., 3. cj: Fc, 951 ff VA' gs, if--f o y:3l sf va, 1 November 25 to December 22: Original thinkers: keen and quick: hard to get acquainted. gil E5 Z5 5? ia IAQ. V '::. 1 T3 Egflimli E541 MABEL BLUME Jwnualy Colle ge I2 pmutoz If Lancastel Hxgn School 1 Lhemlmtly Socnety Classlcal Club 2 'NIARGARET PISCHEP Janualy fenezul Wdtexfmd H1gh School 1 JEANETTE MCCORTVIICIX Janualy 6 Mode: n Lmzqzmqc Glrls Glee Club 2 Intexmedmte Cho1us 1 Adwanced Cherub 2 F1ench Club 1 VX ILLIAM TONY NSEND Janualy 7 Colleqf P76110 atowf Boyz Glee Club 2 Adxancecl Cho us 2 Basketball Squad 2 Chemlstly Society DORIS NELSON Janualy 8 Comme? curl Glrls Glee Club 1 2 Intermedlate Chmus 1 2 Adxancecl Cl10l1lS 2 '3 Onan Comme1c1al Club 2 C A A 2 December 92 to January 18 Posltne pxdcucal and nel Self vulled pexsmtent and po tromz mchvxduahty Inclmed to dx ease of the knee E001 C 1 3 11 , 'KJ Y '- ' - ,w ' ,SQ ' ,ni 1 4 1 . ' G 1 , 1 - - ' - 9 y Y -- 7 c 1 1' ' P S l , 1 I 1' If ' 1 SA ' f U 13? ' Y 1 2, .39 G. A. A., 2, 3. ,V ,I 1 . ' W '71 ' '. Q' ,J ' 41',t: ,hz ', 2, Pres1dent 3g Routers Club, 235 Tenms, 2, .33 Debate Squad, 29 H1-Y Club, 3. ' 5 . ' . . - f . .. . I Y Y J Y 7 7 A 7 I ' Y 7 0- - ' . 0 Q, , , f. . ., , .1. fn, ,, ,,4,,,, 'gj ' , - ' 1 ' ' ' , A vous. ' - , ssess s V 4 I A '. ' 'S '.' S S. Ll,Z5l.i2! l3'is 711EDJ.HJHYJlLUI!1?PlQf7l-lPI,7VJJ ,MHII,UlLU T,LJlflILfTlE LUCIAN SMITH January 10 College Preparatory Chemistry Society, 25 Football Squad, 3. RICHARD PARKER January 11 College Preparatory Ashtabula High School, 15 Boys' Glce Club, 1, 2, 25 Chemistry Society, 3, President 25 Hi-Y Club, 1, 2, 35 Advanced Chorus, 35 Operetta, President 3. EDWIN YONALLY January 13 College Preparatory Intermediate Chorus, 33 Advanced Chorus, 35 French Club, 3. CLIFFORD COGSWELL January 15 Intermediate Chorus, 35 Boys' Glee Club, 35 Band, 15 Hi-Y, 2, 35 Rooters Club, 3: Golf, 25 Cheerleader, 3. MILLIE CRISS January 16 College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club, 2, 35 Intermediate Chorus, 15 Advanced Chorus, 2, 3 5 French Club, 2, 35 Chemistry Society, 25 G. A. A., 2. 1-0, ,1- V5 December 22 to January 18: Positive, practical and nervous, Self-willed, persistent and possess strong individuality. Inclined to diseases of the knees. l56l 94 of X73 QB 525 V- , -,Ei -11' sl 4? 3,4 gf. srl, fzfl l H in an , 4 'viz 7, ev wj 1 , V,-,. fi: l fi l fs: sd ,.,, vii el 573' 2 ' 4 3 ago ia Ji vii yn V: 'QQ ii I 3 5 E' lm, :fi 35 -Eli , 1 Q ,E fl 3 ,W 2 X: 4 '1 ii I ' ,PN v I1 24 Vw ' hzi' 5 l ca Kal - if Q . 7 'I lm vi Il J C N Y Max V 2, fs, sf-, av -fs, .xv wv.A,,v'v vw vw Vx, .fy vw vxfr-fwvv sfv-fv vw Cvvv-.ew-vw-.vw-.fx -fx, sfvvv sfv 131 XUULYAEYQW 231 mf W U1 1541155111 13020151 ?Q3B ll!f 51!A!!f11!f f49Ql BOOK IV Athletics 1,- Es'3 Tai? MV: .11 'E , if , Xi N, f f A - - ,N - - x, X, ' ' J f' v..A,XAfwvvx,.,x,.A,,A,,x,V'vwx fx' --w TV' xi as 45 45 5 sv ii E 9 N F' 1 f- 1 Y H+ ii! + sei 4? 49 551 E! as N xii 5:31 Q H YI 4 4 3 CT 35' gi in 32' ii 224 ii? sg 5-.N ., 31 ILE mg iui HH' lil ii Iii Fjfij F22 EY? Fjxgij Fl. hfiggiggfxfffmgi'nQYj'Q1xuf ggg'm.zfqQLg111g1 XL!LAxQkQ1Qf1QI4iL1.fQy E531 E, B. Salt Fred Mullenix Heldmzxn VVebe1' 1927 Varsity Football Team OFTTCERS Edward Heldman ---- - - Captain E. Benton Salt - - - - - Head Coach Fred Mullenix -----A-- Assistmzt Coach Kermit Weber ------- Student Illmzczger VARSHHfFOOTBAlliRESULTS Marietta ---- 14 Spencer - - - 0 hdahetta ---- 0 Parkersburg - 39 Marietta - - 0 Ashland - - 0 Marietta - - 13 Martins Ferry - - 12 Marietta - - 14 Zanesville - - 10 Marietta - - 0 Bellaire - - 6 Blarkita - - 0 Parkersburg - 6 Marietta ---- 41 St. Marys ---- 0 Marietta-63 Opponents-82 1591 'C -C E, 1 W niieifliffkgf H FEED wvvlg H7114 R HJIUQTHH HILUX LQHlJlU.Lflf,'1UQ,UUMUUfUiiUlL1Yiiiiili iblifg 5 Q' ,xv 1, 3? at :Z A 'f 44 sg' Av Ti 'ii cr .f X 4 44 if k df' A if Fl' if A ,An bf' 4 gl I., f-A, '14, 4,-A, E 5? Elz 4 r ,- 4 W Q L.,- Z 1 Y 1 K 2 hi' Q? Q Lg ,ay f 6 K W 1 f, 2 f 4 z K K 1 f . 4 X 4. r .ll P5 D4 .-M. ii r l ii, QE X4 gl l as iii 45 eil ii 4 .-l l l 3 f , Hammond Johnston Hannah g' l Hopkins Steed ,N 1 7 l 2- l ,. Resume of 1927 Football Season j y SPENCER i Y Starting out with a light line-up, but with grim determination to Win or Bust, the Saltmen annexed the first game of the season from Spencer. Cgl The Marietta boys outplayed Spencer all the way. Both touchdowns were made in the last quarter, one by Strayer, the other by Steed. The .fr extra point was made by Steed who carried the ball around right end. 3, PARKERSBURG 2 The week after their victory over Spencer the.Mariettans entertained 3 I the Parkersburg gridders at the College Field. A , fi The game was played in a cold drizzling rain which served to dampen if the spirits of both teams, especially Marietta's. Marietta High emerged ZF from this fray on the short end of a 39 to 0 score. Parkersburg had the heaviest team that they had had for some time l and the Marietta eleven was no match for them. The Orange Tigers, ' however, put up a stubborn iight until the final Whistle blew. gal Qkkrkkgt k.,: In A. . , , . W . gl ia' lil ii iw 21x v' v'vv 'v 'v -lv V v sv .v , A 'v'v ' v V fb' ' V X x, Y sw 1111 M127 I 601 Gray George Flemming Patterson Rankin ASHLAND Marietta battled with Ashland to a scoreless tie in a game that was full of excitement. The Saltment outplayed their opponents but failed to score. Late in the last quarter they furnished the crowd some real thrills when they began an advance which brought them to Ashland's Eve-yard line. The end of the game brought to a halt what looked like a sure victory MARTINS FERRY Martins Ferry with but one defeat on her slate up to this game bowed to Marietta on her home field for the first time in three years. The score at the end of the game was Marietta 13, Martins Ferry 12. Martins Ferry had things pretty much her own way during the first half but in the last half the Saltmen uncorked a brilliant passing attack which caught the up-river lads off their guard. Strayer and George each carried the ball over the line for Marietta's two touchdowns, while Steed carried it over for the extra point that meant ZANESVILLE I Playing in alternate rain and snow and on a muddy field, the Orange Tigers rode rough-shod over Zanesville's Blue Devilsu for two touch- downs. Both scores resulted from passes, Strayer to Steed. for Marietta. victory. Mtn up gl in l T511 4 -1 Q r K 4 ,A EXHUIKEIHIHIEEHKHKIHHHHEUHXIQNEIVEKEKXKEEEXEHHEEKIHHKEHEHXHTKQHEIEHIHHHH 'V X-'ii if tif' ii ci IE Egg S1 iii iii ggi ap gil 7.2 4 iii Liston Hiebel Schurr ' Eg, Hen ry Strayer Y BELLAIRE if After four hectic periods of dogged fighting Marietta went down to defeat before Bellaire's Ohio Valley Championship Team. Bellaire scored Q, their only touchdown during the first quarter and from that time on it was yi a nip and tuck battle to the end. 3' PARKERSBURG E! Q13 Fighting gamely against the greatest possible odds, Marietta's foot- gg, if ball machine gave Parkersburg High QChampions of West Virginia? the surprise of a lifetime when they held then to a 6 to 0 score. Parkersburg kg got away early in the first quarter for a touchdown and from that time on iii 54. the Marietta line unyieldingly held them from further scoring. In the QQ third quarter Steed broke through the entire Parkersburg team for a 'Y touchdown but oflicials called the ball back maintaining that he had stepped 4 outofbounds it Marietta is the only team that held Parkersburg to one touchdown and gi- much credit should go to her for her near Victory over Parkersburg. Qi S? gif iil E15 iii wg ii my sql F2 '4f ' fi if 95 -i M Xiliiiiningiihiiiiihiiijihiiiiihiiiliggiigihiiihiiignyiiniiiihihihihiii i621 r AY , ,, , I, 4 P P V :QQ P I v , K F v a- L l p I V fx v V E V J. .,., r K. H531 1q27-28 Varsity Basketball Team OFFICERS Edward Heldman - - - First Semestev Captain Howard Stephan - - Second Semester Captain E. P. Rinehart - - - - Head Coach Clifford Spindler ---- Student Manager VARSITY BASKETBALL RESULTS Mtta. Opp Alumni - - - 30 39 Zanesville - - 21 30 McConnelsville - 22 26 Athens - - - 24 18 Parkersburg - - 24 26 Cambridge - - 27 37 Williamstown - - 21 17 Bellaire - - - 23 29 Dover - - - 15 27 Cambridge - - 33 32 Pittsburgh Tech - - 18 29 New Philadelphia - 27 36 Canton McKinley - 19 49 Parkersburg - - 30 35 Middletown - - 17 26 Athens - - - 15 33 Zanesville - 26 52 TOURNAMENT Bellaire - - 27 33 419 574 vv E641 1927-28 Reserve Baslxetloall Team OFTTCERS Elected Before Each Game - - - Czzptuiw Fred Mullenix - - - - Hezld Couch Chester Boone - - - - Student Mrmagm' RESERVE BASKETBALL RESULTS Mtta. Stockport - - 24 Sh llarys Parochial - 40 LoweH Independents - 25 ldtde Reds - - 24 Lowell High - - 36 Beverly - 46 Samui - 34 Newpmm - 37 Sakni - - - 28 Ilevv Blatarnoras - 27 Lowell High - - 23 Williamstown R. - 22 Beverly - - 43 New Matamoras - 25 Little Reds - - 29 463 l65l Opp 18 21 12 16 20 16 18 14 27 12 39 13 14 17 45 302 ' E fi- flitillllwl 23445: Zfl T5 LY ZS' If ff!! ffjilib EU!-bfi-,EY my 2513 HHH IDL KH Q x 151 E 7 :Q 1 -M e. F4 if mx Elf, EP E? 1 '? 1 E? E? 1 E? re. V 5? E? 1 sg 15? 53 1 5? Vi E? 1 it si as .4- K? AE? 15? E2 gi 15? E? 1 4 1 s E? Q 1 Ei: 4 Heldman fCapt,j Stephan QCapf..J Spindler Strayer Hays Liston Resume of the 1927-,28 Basketball Season Although Marietta High School passed thru a basketball season, which could not be called entirely successful, it is of interest to note, that in a number of the games, defeat was by only a small margin of points. In the eighteen games played, three resulted in victories, while in ten of the fifteen games lost, the difference between the score of Marietta and that of her opponents was less than ten points. Not only is this to be taken into consideration in summing up the 1927-28 basketball season, but also the high calibre of the teams played and their position on the schedule. Marietta High has on the record book three victories to her credit. The first of these came with the Athens game, in which Stephan and Heldman divided scoring honors. In the second half of this game the local basketeers displayed some of the Hnest brand of basketball of the entire season and the game ended with Marietta in a 24 to 18 lead. This was the fourth game of the season. Previous to this Marietta had been beaten by the Alumni, Zanesville and McConnelsville. Williamstown High School was the second team to bow to Marietta. Field goals by Hannan and Hays, who each scored three buckets, kept the Pioneer City team just a few jumps ahead of the Buchanan-coached boys. This game started a thriller and ended the same. The score at the half was 9 to 9 and at the end of the game 21 to 17 in Marietta's favor. After having been defeated by Cambridge earlier in the season, the Rinehartmen gave Marietta basketball fans the surprise of their lives at D361 iii 331 521 N, ia 2 1 1 1 g , ge! Q21 iii? Q- i A ii 1 45 55 Ci 1 151 gel 1 ig 1 CE 1 as ia' X.. 1 'ng ,F 1 52 1 251 35 1 29 A ,J pf: l rl ii 1 ji' 1 Til ' r 133 ii 1 fr. ra in 72 sg 1 if 2' 1 ffvv'v-:f 1NY7v'w51'y vw ffv wv.sfw,,f'1 -. ' V , ,,,. , ,, I -vp x,,A,gA, x, luigng .ul im lpn lu. .155 umm im im 1111 ini im im im iu1Xu1i'V1Y3f'v VLH QW 113131 YSL XQI11.l1i!lYlfAl..lfA1lf111L 1 .1 1 1 Gray Marquis Hannan Chamberlain Mike Goshorn Ggun on February 5,xvhen they turned the table and defeated Cambridge by a 33 to 32 score. This contest with Cambridge was like a basketball game read about only in books. At the half the score stood, Cambridge 21-Marietta 5. All hope had been given up. Then came a second half that wiH not soon be forgotten. 'The Dlarietta defense func- tioned with perfection and the entire Marietta team went on a scoring spree. With the score at 29 to 30 and only a few minutes to play, Dick Liston brought the crowd to its feet with a most difficult overhead shot to send the Mariettans in front, 31 to 30. Marietta kept the lead until the Hnalgun,crack. As usual, the two tilts with Parkersburg were looked forward to by the students for rnany days. Parkersburg inanaged, however,in both games to emerge victorious. In the first game at Marietta, Parkersburg scored 26 points to Ma1'ietta's 24, and in the second, held at Parkersburg, Marietta was downed 30 to 35. In two week end trips to the northern part of Ohio, Marietta was defeated by Bellaire, Dover, New Philadelphia and Canton McKinley. The last three games on Marietta High's regular schedule were Middletown, Athens and Zanesville. The local team met defeat at the hands of each. A goodly number of students followed the team to New Concord, where the Eastern Division Basketball Tournament was played. Marietta drew Bellaire in the second game of the entire tournament and although the Rinehart courtiers put up a Hne scrap they were forced to bow to their opponents by a 27 to 33 score. l67l l if YU!-,K nJ4z91Ul7l'5f1l N31-VU 7llV5l7l L I RY IFEUALUAMLKEYJLW157A'N4M'lAMUALUNUcU WL 3 1 x 1 4 1 4 1 P 522- EJJ iw F74 4 l l L Q 1 Lf iff E23 .A ' f af D4 -gl lm' Et fs F59 if F9 -if :gl Lil P3 ,IA ZX E! :L l-, Ev' l EN .lg '44 1 I 14' 4 .4 QQ r-.' :lk Lu' , 4,- Eff f a l E, 'Qi kr f. Lv Rf rs 4. bf :al 4 ,l J til, 5+ ii 1 gal Baselaall Qi? Gil 3? 4-l gl cl gl 4? Q5 4 gl lil g l 4 , -ii ii l .E i el OFFICERS fy l gl 4.1 H. E. Rock - - - - - - - - Coach -Q- X.. Clifford Spindler ---- Student Manager vii PERSONNEL lil Bottom Row: Ralph Alexander, Lawrence Reynolds, Carl Steed, Earl Dinsmoor, Harold Hoff, Bernard Hughey. Q , Second Row: Clifford Spindler, Carl Hiebel, James Miner, Homer Wooley, Owen Curtis. ggi Top Row: Playford Meredith, John Rankin, Chester Thomas, Harold Wilking, Frank T1 Poole, Charles Mills. C51 April April April April April May May May May May 12 17 19 24 27 1 5 8 15 18 fi: .ful SEASON'S CARD ' ' Faculty, here Faculty, here Newport, here Sistersville, here Pennsboro, here Newport, here St. Marys, there Newport, there Sistersville, there St. Marys, here Q! Mtta. Opp. CE' - - - 7 3 - 4 1 E25 as ii? 5? .gl lil ii l ii A bb! -lv V' -Aww-:waz .Y -1-., ew, -v,w,r ,V N--V bf' ' , C cf,-r lxilliswwill Shi lllrollui MHlurrinforffmrmrwvlflfrrmnwllfWmlTnrm3'r r mniTf1lm.n 1 V381 lr it F4 F4 Fl pl :Q E4 E+ V.. E1 pl 15, Cl W1 51 lb. , , li' . 1 ' 4 EE! yr ir, liz' 'Pf .H ,V .rf .Ei E1 Sf 51. tr r, 5, i V 5 . il., lp' EU, tif Wg 'ii ,E+ 1 JE? in if 3 E11 1 E-. 5.1 J as if 5 . 3 Ex ,,, 1 51' 1 E3 ,, l EEL 5, lb ,A W2 iii lrkll ,QA sl c: ,, ,f, ,Fi ,EQ 'X liz' rs' ,Ez .nz ,. i V L ,Au Tennis OFFICERS John Mills - ---- - Captain N. F. Leist - ---- - Adrisor PERSONNEL Standing: John Mills, Robert Wilking, John Holst, Brooks Wigginton, Edwin Townsend, Paul Sprague, William Mildren, Charles Mills, Lowell Alderman, Owen Curtis. Sitting: Samuel Wakefield, Charles DeVore, Mullenix Day, Morris Haskins, Donald Beiser, William Otto, Bernard Hughey, Edwin Dean, William XViant. SEASONS CARD Score Date Opponent Mtta. ODD- D391 I5 52151 F1113 F1722 Fl L51 lf! PFI FET ll? H72 .f m-H7153 Elflfi-H3l,l7l4lT YSTLQTL 151 131 2511. Golf Team OFFICERS Richard Fischer - - - - Captain W. D. Jones - Advisor PERSONNEL Standing: Laurence Wittlig, Clifford Cogswell, Ellis Backes, Jack McFarland, Floyd Bules, Herbert Schwartz Luther Becker, William Wiant, Richard Fischer. Sitting: William Otto, William Mildren, William Mautz, Lowell Alderman, Brooks: Wigginton. SEASON'S CARD Date Opponent Mtta. Opp. Score ,VV N V-,ev ,ef V r V-,VW ve, he-,JY ,N fe JV eye, fe AMX, we V-Mex,-Ve .,fe,vfYyx.y-, N,-V .. 1 m we C7 f.: r.1 VJ Lf pi L' ri R1 271 'W 52 fd W1 rg: wi ld 5:1 YJ 21 as 44 5.1 'Ci fi 4 r: rl X. SJ IL 23 Y: 5 ,bg K 1 rl L1 wi wx kr: 7? 5' J fi 5,1 X .. 4 522 L' 1:3 iv, 4 f Cl f A r, vi 5-f iv: is ,-4 in E1 fl 771 is vi ,rf H , A , .rl M. fl in rn fr vrl , A H if ,Q in . 'A AHA AHA lUl ALA llll Lil All lil La ill- il lil! kill lUi AU! L11 kUL lrl , 1.11 llll HIL llli lin L11 lm lLlflUr LIL All A111 LIZ AU. LAI E701 BOOK V Organi- zations lf? L72 it 1:31 ZPL Lf? I N' Elf AL Fl 7931551 LAL HH-IGM? l1'7,Et1L5l4LUA'?l-HK-LMI U51-IT 27' V71 so K4 C5 -ii ii Zi l . 'ii c::,lflElI1 ii' 1 221 This year the Orian has 825 subscribers, the largest number it has ever had. The actual cost of each copy of the 1928 Orian amounts to about ,El 52.50. Due to the kindness and loyalty of the merchants of Marietta, however, from whom has been obtained nearly 35650.00 in advertising, it has been possible to offer the Orian to the students for only one dollar. iii STAFF 35 Beverly Skinner - - - - Editor-in-chief Caroline White - - Business Manager Jane Hancock - - - Associate Editor Qi Charles Sprague - Assistant Business Manager Sidney Katz - - - - Advertising Manager Jenny File - - - Assistant Advertising Manager Luther Hathaway ----- Art Editor Eugene Flowers - - Assistant Art Editor Richard Fischer - - - Photo Editor Helen Wade - - Snapshot Editor Seldon Flemming - Snapshot Editor Doris Nelson - - - Typist Beatrice Guchert - - Typist ggi Lucia Gerlach - - Editor Book 1 .gil Ruth Sprague - - Editor Book II Charles Devore - - Editor Book III 55 Kermit Weber - - Editor Book IV Mildred Peters - - Editor Book V qi Thomas Crooks - - - - Music Donald Hyde - - - - Editor Book VI Mary Ward - Assistant Editor Book VI Miss Miller - Editorial Faculty Advisor Mies Ball - - Biiiiiteei FfLC1Llf1j Advisor A ii ii -ii in l 1 i 1 IiLI'i?1'Z1'fi iiZ'FQUifi gQ1'fQi'i2Ziii'1'F.H TlZ'iiZT:h'iQl'iFZYuTYiYiiH'Fh YEEYHHH E721 73 ,, ri 4 Q Y 4 'Z V lS5Ql3Li1viILvQ'mmEiQffb1imfmvuAm:7raJwmL Ulhfbvlfix'1UQWLFJDLUL5l1UilLJiHALQEMLIWQQ rf 'ia Ei 5, ii ii? ii IPF . . ii' ls Omgmal 423 lEt Qi' lei li? 5 i lg? The Original has had a very successful year under the new leadership ,gal of Mr. Siegfried and Miss Stacy. Sixteen regular issues and one extra ,gl have been printed this year. The extra was to create more interest in the gl .ggi bond issue for the new gymnasium and was distributed to practically every Q Q55 home in Marietta. Fifteen of the seventeen issues were six pages in length. 4 W . . . . . QQ Original subscribers totaled 650 or over half the enrollment in Marietta gg Junior and Senior Highs. Then too, more advertisements were collected Q53 for the Original this year than in any year previous. gil in R l ti til STAFF 4 l 15? 5 lit Frances Schneider - - - - Editor-in-Chief gr l i Mary Meister - - Business Manager 4 l Richard Fischer - - Advertising Manager i if George Lovell - - Associate Editor i .55 James wimig - ,--- Art Editor ii Mr. Siegfried - - Editorial Faculty Advisor QT' 15? Miss Stacy - - - Business Faculty Advisor .sb if EDITORIAL STAFF ASSISTANTS ff, 4 F Willard Britton Charles Penrose Elizabeth Sugden yi James Clark Fanchon Sayler Elinor Thomas ful gf Charles DeVore Lois Schoonover Mary Ward Z5 Ez John Dietz Marion Schuff lVIarion Watson Marcus Ginsburg Helen Schramm Robert Wilking f KE? Mary Lou Hall Beverly Skinner Sara Willison Q Donald Hyde Marion Sloan Paul Wittlig Q, Q Ruth Maier Ruth Stalder gi E5 , Fl. BUSINESS STAFF ASSISTANTS gzgq :4 74 Sidney Katz Mary Clymer 'E' Sara Savage Lowell Alderman izl ls? 55' Ei CLERKS Q' 15,1 . ,Q Beatrice Guchert Mildred Trautner Q3 Muriel Folger Marion Rood .-1 , q if 4-. Q 3 l 711, fi 1 ,px 5541 iss? ii l74l 7 ,,- ti ,, N1 N.. rl il :' V 4. N K V Y 4 53 kvf vy vw, vvvx if ,JV XA, ,ivvv .fy vw vyvvvvvvyv-Jv vvvvwfwfvxgv vw HHH 994221 H is Q71 H um mmm: Q71 in H Hhliwliu. 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W i,,vvywTjlgfXNvvv,WN,wviiWww,,,,Vlf1YI,x, . . Lit iwim . KF: fvvxfvvv WN'xf.v'x,QW :if iff?-3 1-Q24 U-if 13? 1? Ulm? X-10151 X1-UU! ig, .7 . .-. .-. .- . U61 DEBATE Resolved that the system of trial by jury in the United States should be abolished. Marietta College - Ollio Uniwkrsitjl Debate League PERSONNEL ' Affirmative: Ruth Plumer, David Sloan, Elmer Henry, Laurence Wittlig. Negative: Brooks Wigginton, Charles DeVore, Paul Wittlig and Charles Gerlach. SEASONS RECORD Mtta. Opp. February 17 Coshocton, there fNegativeJ - 0 1 February 17 Newark, here CAffirmativeJ - - O 1 March 16 Parkersburg, here fNegatiVej - - 1 0 March 16 Parkersburg, there fAfHrmativeJ - 0 1 March 26 Parkersburg, there fAfHrmativeJ - Non-decision l77l ,r v ryffw ,jr yyqr mv rj vi L -,fy vw 1'-w V--1 v lv wr-1 vw v'-y 7'-f 7 v y--y vfv 7 ,vw V-fy ff yv-v Y' rv rw v rv v-1 ' Af -X A-we A far -l . in . A Vu ll an 4.1.-fe,eJ 4 L:-ik Ak Lay-ill :el-lrybyvry ML ,A 5 rn All hp AL National Honor Society OFFICERS Frances Schneider - - President Charles Gerlach - - Vice President Elsie Ash - - - Secretary Charles DeVore - - Treasurer Frances Schneider Beverly Skinner Charles DeV0re Jane Hancock Lucia Gerlach Charles Gerlach Dorothy Bergen PERSONNEL SENIOR MEMBERS Marion Watson JUNIOR MEMBERS Edna Carr Spindler Ruth Bergen Richard Fischer Elsie Ash Thomas Crooks Ruth Maier Mary Ward Mary Lou Hall Marion Sloan as ,353 51' 'wil ji xd 2 yi s. is X3 ii 1: yu PF' E 21 3-l PE ,-4 Fl i I-1 'vi PI' xrl A A 524 H 1 .iq V4 sq V: L. 'rl P1 'v '4 2-1 y f: 3: rl Q C' fl 351 sz ,7-J V22 vi A vi .25 , , . 'A , Q Di' 71 r. , 'wil , W 4 P4 v: Q 'J V1 2.1 ,E X iQ 1 A3 5, 2.1 ri , -4 I 1 DJ fl 571 X4 .i-1 74 , . .il L1 V71 , . X, F if V 5 .V V eff., V I, . V V X7 V-V .1-y ou ey, of Y-f v,f.jvf-ff-Vx, w,,,x.,f-Yew,-V ,,vx,..fv.fv we fs. ,. .V-4 A 'H ' ' 1 V l l l ' K A All iUl .Ui All kill All lUl,lJl Eli All All il! iUL AHA xiii xUL kUfL1Jf11!l AHL .flu I7 Richard Parker - Edward Heldman John Dietz - - Luther Hathaway Alfred G. Marquis - Hi-Y OFFICERS MEMBERS Bottom Row: Wilfred Myers, Earl Theis, Carl Steed, Paul Wittlig, Clifford Cogswell Donald Hyde, Luther Hathaway. Second Row: Cliiord Spindler, Richard Fischer, Charles Sprague, George Lovell Paul Petty, Richard Parker, John Dietz, Philip Seeley. Vice Presiden! President Secretarjf T7'PllSZl7'L'7' Advisor Third Row: William Otto, John Holst, William Morse, Sloan Plumer, Bill Nliant Robert Williams, Herman Schario, Charles DeVore, Edward Heldman. Top Row: James Clark, Lowell Alderman, Seldon Fleming, Beverly Skinner, Reuben Mendenhall, William Townsend, Elmer Henry, John Mills, Wade White. Eugene Flowers, Laurence Wittlig, Frank Pool. E791 1 yi ,A If E4 ii' T , re EP mu iff 544 14' if bf EQ? '44 lic' 5? nf H m4 Ei! ck Liv' na Eff' VA' k? Ei- il 'A if :K '14 E13 V, Q dk E3 F41 if , 1 Eff 24 51' FK :K na ki -.4 ii? .1 E2 Q 2? -44 54' hi iff' 5? E4 f .4 Q EQ 71 if El 4' F4 c? an Ez L1 gf E? , Q Sf 5, K -1, V V V 4 - 11114 ILM AQZIMYAUY iii ihifii v'YY x7 f 'Y yrv. ' ' 7717771 '71 gy7 ' 'H 3' ' ' Y ' ' ' ' ywrn-y ' Le 44112132-EL .XMJH',eJw51Q1i4eQ? 4M71MJweuJA,.m1WvgefU'vi mekuvxnvwefmllefnx AAAL-,J H1351 X ,Az QSM 5 5 4 2 A 2 52' eq ua 15+ 451 1 K. Sz. vi ' .ii , ii e , am P i 55 Pr' ig V f ii e ,E e P-, Zi X e Hi ? Sie 5? 4? if ' g 1 Cal Z1 F KB C5 ' QE rg , 5: ia ii ii Club Transmitter SBUM-Paul Wittlig SBQY-John Dietz SCHY- Charles Sprague 8ADN-Wendelken and Wooley QP H vvx, .fy Jyvvvvyvvv V-V-.fxfvv 'lv ,fy-uv-.fy--f V, v .ff ,fvwfw-Vwrvvvvvvvw A Vw-- JUULFUIKIQLQXQQQQIQUK ?Uf11!Q1!l1l0-lilwi-ff,fEF!VUJ!, A1-f'.f1Q!1U1Q1L!XQ4e1u4mf14fexu! XU4 ' E801 The Amateur Radio Club OFFICERS Paul Wittlig John Dietz - Charles Sprague Howard Schantz Mr. Jones - - - - President - Vice President - - Secretary-Treasurei' Assistant Secretary!-Treasurer - - - - Advisor MEMBERS Bottom Row: William Otto, John Dietz CSBQYD, Paul Wittlig QSBUMD, Howard Schantz f8BSUJ, Donald Hyde QSCQGB, Richard Wendelken. Second Row: Bradley Vrooman QSBEOD, Hyman Zemel, Brooks Wigginton Lowell Alderman, Robert Swan f8CXYD, Jack Le Blanc, Floyd Gerber, Mr. Jones Third Row: Walter Brown, Nathan Hawes, Eugene Schramm, Paul Dietz, Sport Sidney Katz, Robert Hyde. Top Row: Charles Dumas, John O'Brien. Virgil Wooley f8ADNJ, Laurence Wittlig, Robert Wallace, Walter McCloy. E811 ,, l Zllllilli Wil QQ ITEM fUI'lflffl3liH,H 15 -iii gg si, 35 4 JE? 3 l s'? El is? 531 ig ? W il lag is 7 TE lil ig ii Ei fl - xg! E? tl sm iq EZ se will :F l?l '14 Img' iii , ' ggi ,S Le CeI'Cle FFSHCHIS lg, 1 N 'sax OFFICERS ,QA H. sf.- E5 Ruth Maier - - - - - - President E+ Ruth Bergen - - Vice President ii, 2, Anna Louise Bell - - Secretary-Treasurer W Miss Geiger - ---- - - Advisor N' E? ii sb MEMBERS ii ,f , i E5 Bottom Row: Raymond Jones, Wilbert Dennis, Thomas Crooks, Robert Lusk, Newman if l Hall, Samuel Wakefield, John Dietz, Paul Wittlig, George Lovell, Edwin Yonally, 'iii Q John Rankin, Ralph Theiss. Second Row: Marian Schuf, Caroline Devol, Ada Fey Wening, Mary Day, Lavina Young, Pauline Becker, Ruth Maier, Edna Carr Spindler, Marion Sloan, Frances Schneider, Ruth Bergen, Anna Louise Bell, Ruth Stalder. fri, M . . . . 2711 E? Third Row: MHTIOH Watson, Bernadine Clark, Thelma Eddy, Beulah Hollingshead, Q 3 E, Virginia Cram, Mary Carolyn McCoy, Alice Yost, Thelma Collins, Dorothy Pfeiffer, In g Q f Gertrude Kelly, Helen Scott, Mary Louise Julian, Evelyn Huffman. Fourth Row: Frances Greene, Mary Hanna, Mary Strecker, Caroline White, Alburta Kiger, Jane Hancock, Fanchon Sayler, Erma Hune, Lucile Noland, Pearl Beren, 'ya' Mary Morgan, Dorothy Dodd, Jeanette McCormick. Top Row: Beverly Skinner, Alice Spindler, Dorothy Nei, Jane Hall, Florence O'Brien, Ruth Mueller, Charles DeVore. Jenny File, Jack LeBlanc, Mary Lou Hall, John Dunn, Elizabeth Schnaufer, Millie Criss, Mary Ward. :al l82l El Circulo Hispanico OFTTCERS Charles Gerlach - - - - - President Martha File - - Vice President Lucia Gerlach - - Secretary Pauline Oesterle - Treasiwei' Miss Barnes - - - - - Advisor MEMBERS Bottom Row: Miss Barnes, Mary Hollenbeck, Mildred Peters, Genevieve Kintzer, Ruth Savage, Gertrude Beck, Pauline Oesterle, Hilda Wallace. Second Row: Jane Hancock, Ruth Plumer, Dorothy Bergen, Madeline Crooks, Myra Berg, Bernadine Clark, Mabel Burton, Grace Valentine, Mary Pierce. Third Row: Ethel Willison, Lucia Gerlach, Harriet Folger, Mary Davis, Eloise Kislig, Frances Hale, Rodger Sullivan. Fourth Row: Charles Gerlach, Sidney Katz, Alferd McPheron, Elmer Oliver, Charles Sprague, George Hovey, Kermit Athey. Top Row: Billy Wiant, Herman Schario, Kermit Weinstock, Lowell Alderman, James Clark, William Otto, Richard Fischer. Carl Ford, Martha File, Mary Louise Hall, Bernadine Clark, Mary Reiter, Leroy Hess. l33l P, ya iinvflsivlivnlig 01029 ' USL li71TVQZ,'fUfQl 715 IEUTZGTZHY finveiip 'AQUHUAEM Q ri 5? ,ka we 1 Fx - l'f l F5 5' i 3 4 Q : 513 el E5 l P ,Ei Y, i G? in 1 5 2 l ag 3 l v I W 2 sg' 4-2 if ii ,e? gi aa 3 F! l la? CII ' l Cl b 5 ,gb BSSICH u ,Ei x3 -C1 ei iii +55 OFFICERS :Lf 9: Lucia Gerlach - - - - - - President Q34 3? Elsie Ash - - - Vice President gl ,X ,i vi Ruth Bergen - - - Secretary ja! if Ruth Stalder - - Treasurer vi ij? Miss Newton - - Advisor g 152 4- lEf Q W YE MEMBERS 53, , . Bottom Row: Dorothy Bergen, Mabel Blume, Lucia Gerlach, Harriet Folger, Ruth Stalder, Mary Day. WE? Second Row: Ruth Bergen, Elsie Ash, Jane Hancock, Nancy Goodhue, Helen Cottle, f f E2 Frances Sandford, Madeline Crooks. , ' . , l Third Row: Mary Strecker, Eloise Kislig, Helen Scott, Lois Schoonover, Margaret Theiss, Gladys Henning, Janet Stephan. r: 25 Top Row: Thomas Crooks, Lawrence Reynolds, Ralph Alexander. M Virgil Wooley, Ruth Sprague, Mary Ward, Anna Masterson, Wade White, James ,f Weeks, Maxine Buchert, Mary Lou Hall. Xa f ig E? ii E? 7 13 if El X VxA 'V JVAVNQQ' -- Jv so-,vw vs, vw fx- vvvv vw 2-vas,-rv Nmfv-V vvvx, Q: 1 L-!l!E!X94!4H1H3?4535!!1!!!l!X!l4Uy!!NHHQXEXENKNHYXXQEMNXXBEFYEEQBKEKQEU E841 The Latin OFTTCERS Hyman Zemel - - - Robert Hyde - Marian Ziegler - Marcia Suoler Y Miss Newton - - - - MEMBERS Bottom Row: Jean Schultheis, Dorothy Purtle, Frances Elizabeth Rampp, Carolyn Peters, Mary Wigginton Virginia Cogswell, Blanche Zimmer, Marcia Suder. 1 - President President A Vice - Secretary - Treasurer Adrisor Hammond, Dorothy Bishop, Bobbie Willis, Alice Reiter, Second Row: Charlotte Brown, Ruth LeBlanc, Marian Ziegler, Virginia Schramin, Mary Gertrude Braunlich, Betty Devol, Vera Garard, Elizabeth Suder, Elizabeth Clark, Ruth Hunter, Bessie Riemenschneicler. Third Row: Walter Brown, Edward Metcalf, Paul Angert, Delbert Pfiug, Derrick Sauer, Ralph Starkey, Orville Krause, Annette Reiter, Patty Hall, Mary Clymer. Top Row: John Webb, Richard Thomas, Kenneth Clark, Charles Gramlich, Herbert Hartman, Clyde Oliver, Robert Hyde, Marshall Hervey, John Boggess, Hyman Zemel, Eugene Schramm. Frederick Blume, Dora Bourguard, Nathan Hawes, Elizabeth Hoffman, Clinton Hootsel, Ella Virginia Myers, Franklin Newcomer, Elizabeth Pryor, Dorothy Stehle, Dorothy Zimmer. i851 fm.fwivfzxzwn1qQ1 117L w11 zH1 m2H1 fnf 1NJi1Kzm IWW -ff! mf zf 7ffJUl.T5E3 Hifi 4 13:1 ., 4, L14 714, if ml T 4 ,rxi 3? 54, w gf rx. A 1-1 :il :LQ :Ja :, Q ,, I T15 5-4, 'EK nf bc' gk rs 4 2:4 L S Lf, iff if 7-fc F4 hz Vx' VJ rf if 'f pg Eff M, UK hy if E39 EQ pa V4 5114. M P? Tlf 54, if xl bf ' Q E6 V Ng L14 5:2 54 Lv' F' -'-. ZA +V-Af-fx AA Ax .Ax fxf ,f-Afxxf V-Iv-Av-NA V- f-AAA E861 7 ya: vu gf. ff: gv Sd RP, 1 84 ' X W cg! im RS! w,1! Pl' 1 xi 241' xi 'P V :rg V3 X4 w ia rv' E' 85 M P . .ii yr' BZ! 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Top Row: Harman Klintworth, Shirley Nolan, Elmer Furler, Paul Barth, Virgil Gear hart, Ralph Cassidy, Elmer Henry. Harold Zimmer, Carl Johnson. E871 'W 73' T Y 'YW' i ' vi , ,i vu v'1Y Irv f fn fir 11 rw vw 1 v' -If f 7T'T 7 I 'Y K Y Y1 YT'l 7: 1a,iei,kg.ZefLE,-4,e,4az-envg, ,Q A, bay fran 4,141 QWLAL:uses.,Zf,e4e,a,?Usk,a-ra lure ,, The Chiron Commercial Clulo Kermit Weber Ralph Williams Gladys Bosner Helen Dye - Mr. Leist - OFFICERS MEMBERS Bottom Row: Frank Buckley, Marian Rood, Muriel Folger, Helen Wade, Goldman, Lillian Gibson, Kermit VVeber. - President Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - A elvis or Cecelia Second Row: Helen Thomas, Susan Schoonover, Gladys Bosner, Julia Weppler, Clara Riemenschneider. Third Row: Clifford Spindler, Irene McNary, Gertrude Mahoney, Florence Mahoney, Karl Apple. Top Row: Ralph Williams, Charles Stephan, Walter Bell, Lewis Booth, Philip Seeley. Ray Chamberlain, Inez Danielson, Helen Dye, Eugene Flowers, Josephine Cline, Edna Kuntz, Arthur Schantz, Mary Ullman, Alyce Wagner. JY,-Y yr ,ffl ' ,, 3, J J .ff V- , ' .-ax, ox, oy ox, ,'x,,fx, ppp. Y.-'Neve of-X, .9 T, ,,,,,.,,.,fx,..-Y V-Y, in an lui nfl im iii iii nn .uf ,LK Html ,ul im lu! In lui nn in im mmm mr Mr iiiznn un ig ini .u u if E881 Home Economics Club OFTYCERS Georgia Zearing - ---- - President Caroline Racer - - Vice President Carolyn Peters - - - - - Secretarlf Genevieve Wagner - - - - T'reusu'rer Miss McGraner, Miss Braden - - - - Advisors MEMBERS Bottom Row: Ruth Zearing, Carolyn Peters, Elizabeth Rampp, Norma Smith, Olive Hill, Florence Hall, Mabel Metcalf, Lulu Hendershot, Gladys Casto, Ruth Meister, Doris Young. Second Row: Waifee Taylor, Vivian Beardsley, Miss McG1'aner, Mildred McKenna, Edna Rollison, Genevieve Wagner, Margaret Stage, Ruth Rechsteiner, Elizabeth Flowers, Winifred Lowe, Eleanor Bergen, Gwendolyn Schriver, Betty Hyde. Third Row: Ada Bartlett, Edna Carr Spindler, Mildred Peters, Helen Wade, Carolyn Racer, Georgia Zearing, Miss Braden, Dretha Thompson, Bernadine Little, Vera Ulmer, Esther Young, Carolyn Kilmer, Helen Schrarnm. Fourth Row: Genevieve Waters, Dorothea Oesterle, Frances Braden, Wanda Hune, Julia Dickinson, Martha Julian, Josephine Weber, Virginia Pattin, Grace Hunter, Mercedes Lauer, Gladys Hunter, Mary Jane Burns, Berneda Stage. Top Row: Alda Henning, Isca Warren, Hilma Steed, Virginia Miner, Katherine Conner, Ruth Biehl. Mildred Gregory, Ruth Knoch, Florence Kuntz, Garnet Young, Doris Young, Carol Wilking, Blanche Masters, Ruby Trautner, Pauline Becker, Ruth Savage, Luella Becker, Alfreda Jenkins, Edna Kuntz, Geneva Beck, Frances Greene, Betty Mil- baugh, Margaret Schramrn, Frances Beardsley, Bernice Noe, Vaneta Steed, Vir- ginia Sclfiramm, Vivian Cochran, Freda Sprague, Florence Fouss, Martha Stephan, Mildred Fulton, Dorothy Johnson, Florence Kelly, Gladys Hunter, Stella Burns, Mary Smith, Vera Gai-ard, Lena Kilgore, Irene Becker, Mary Hartenstine, Grace Hunter, Louise llaras, Alberta Brown. E891 Y lv-v V-f v -v ,VW .-,N 5,-,Ag IN ORF Mrs. Harrington. . . Mr. Harrington. . . Grace Harrington . Patricia Harrington . BillyCaidwn1i . . W Tony Anderson . , . Sadie Buchanan , . . Francis Patrick O'FIal Tip Busty . . --S, V - .,--,- --......,... 'Presents 663gat5g?7 A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By Barry Connor Auhiturium, Beremher 15, 1927 Dxaecffn av Miss Thelma Geiger and Migs 'Ida M, Reader JCE Nancy cwdzm , Eugene Flowers Mary zigilenbeczi Lunar. wmufion Roberg williams Qoweli Axaemiw , Mildred Petefk . Thomas Crooks . . . Sidney ' i i ' A E901 Orange Masque OFFICERS Mary Hollenbeck - - - Howard Clark - - Vice Nancy Goodhue - - - - Robert Williams - - Miss Reader, Miss Geiger - - MEMBERS President Presirlvnf Secre tary Treasuoer Advisors Bottom Row: Frank Buckley, Frances Sandford, Virginia Thomas, Lucia Geilach Dorothy Bergen, Pearl Beren, Mary Meister, Ruth Bergen, Elsie Ash. Second Row: Mary Hollenbeck, Ada Fey Wening, Fanchon Sayler, Alburta Kiger Mildred Peters, Jane Hancock, Lillian Warburton, Nancy Goodhue. Third Row: Charles Sprague, Howard Clark, Newton Hess, Lowell Williams, Robert Wilking. Alderman Robeit Top Row: Thomas Crooks, Sidney Katz, Alferd McPheron, Billy Wiant Robeit Yeomans. Marion Watson, Eugene Flowers, Robert Harness, Robert Lincicome. E911 Ill HIT B EI LU 112251 A n- E51 lil KH 'lil LT ZUI Q1-,ELL QEIJIQEL ZUIXFI-kfQEAU,Li L lil 2IlT,sU,13E7l'51EjI H Girls, Athletic Association OFFICERS Jenny File - ---- - - President Mary Streckel' - - - - Vice President Marion Sloan - - - - - Secretary Ruth Bergen - - - - Treasurer Miss Carling, Miss Miller ------- Advisors V Mx. N, K, -. fx. ,wtf , so fr, , y .fy Vx, .fy fx, fy ,fw,,1JvVx,1vx., owi- X, Yyefxf ,Af,fvsfNeiws.f vvavvv-V My .vw V' ul lui .Ln ,ui .1 u lui ,ul lu. .ln lulxui lin lui ml lui im lui lulxfli lui lin xllQALl,CiQf1L51 llgfklli lgiigrngflgl li l92l iq ffl 4 w w ii rr Q ,-A fs 1 'xg Q 45 l 5 4 ,E fi l 5, l sg i D1 l Pr: lu as 2x ,, Q: ? CEI M ia QE l iii sf im iii 552 2- x , i ii l lf' , Ci sl eil sl Q 4 1 2-. X i-E 5 il 33+ 5.1 il W7 ill iii Q1 1 77 X 45 43 A 2-'l VI! N - l Qi lqw mi Honorary Chemical Society OFFICERS Thomas Crooks - ---- - President Lucia 'Gerlach - - Vice Presidenf Ruth Bergen - - Sec1'ez'fm'yf Charles DeVore - - - - - Treusurez' MEMBERS Bottom Row: Beulah Hollingshead, Ada Bartlett, Harriet Folger, Lucia Gerlach, Dorothea Oesterle, Edna Carr Spindler, Mildred Peters, Helen Wade, Caroline White, Dorothy Bergen, Lucile Noland, Ruth Bergen, Elsie Ash. Second Row: Lavina Young, Mary Day, Mabel Blume, Ruth Plumer, Pauline Oesterle, Ada Fey Wening, Ruth Stalder, Frances Schneider, Ruth Maier, Beverly Skinner, Mr. Osborne. Third Row: Rayven Weihl, Charles DeVore, Lloyd Spindler, Robert Wilking, Regis Zimmerman, Charles Gerlach, Albert Schnaufer, Herbert Mansfield, Robert Clark, Elmer Oliver, Herbert Schario. Top Row: Richard Parker, Richard Fischer, Robert Lusk, Paul Bertram, William Otto, John Dietz, William Morse, William Townsend, George Cook, Forrest Conrath, Ralph Alexander, Newton Hess, Thomas Crooks. Anna Louise Bell, Edwin Dean, Jenny File, Seldon Flemming, Mary Lou Hall, Robert Harness, Irene Leonhart, Anna Masterson, Ralph McKenna, Lawrence Reynolds, Marian SchuH. l93l V Y V7 Boosters Club OFFICERS Laurence Wittlig - - - - - President Jack Hannan - Vice President Jenny File - - - Secretary Jane Hancock - - Treasurer Miss Ball - - Advisor MEMBERS Bottom Row: Caroline White, Jane Hancock, Mildred Peters, Alburta Kiger, Lillian Warburton, Helen Wade, Marianne Brown. Second Row: Wade W'hite, Edward Heldrnan, Jack Hannan, Luther Hathaway, Dorothy Bergen, Edmund King, Robert Wilking. Third Row: Dorothy Otto, NVil1iam Mautz, Sidney Katz, Top Row: Mary Burton, Joan Stehle, Mary Strecker, Mary Carolyn McCoy, Eleanor Gray, Robert Williams, Billy Wiant, Bill Mildren. Laurence Wittlig, Jenny File, Ellis Backes. fp QUT .iff , 77 'QI In fi fx iii 1' i i E941 Rooters Club OFFICERS Nancy Goodliue - - - - - - P?'6Sid67l5 Marianne Brown - - Vice President Lillian Warburton - - Svzr1'0irm'y-Treaszcrev' Mrs. Fowler - - - - Ad1'iS04' MEMBERS Bottom Row: Jane Hancock, Mildred Peters, Caroline White, Alburta Kiger, Lillian Warburton, Helen Wade, Marianne Brown, Edmund King. Second Row: Marion VVatson, Nancy Goodhue, Mary Frances McCormick, Genevieve Kintzer, Robert Wilking, Luther Hathaway, Edward Heldman. Third Row: Mary Hanna, Reuben Mendenhall, Robert Williams, Clifford Cogswell, Billy VViant, Charles Stephan, William Townsend. Top Row: Mabel Burton, Joan Stehle, Mary Gray, Mary Strecker, Mary Carolyn McCoy, Jack Hannan, Charles Waggoner. Robert Lincicome, Jennie File, John Cisler, Jack McFarland, Ruth Savage. l95l J ETLBKHJLK to 1M1if'1'UIQiWLiiIHQQ Ugilg f A 5 , Q, A. f V P4 X4 1 ki xg, E4 ,Hel E M-M ei 51' . Q. li? ia: Qgl 1 1 W 3 l il iz: -11 lgi 53 Q3 iii 'Ek f' E2 El 34. Sl if dl ii 5? iil 5? ii l l 5- iii fgz 5 1 2:6 is '44 ggi if gb ia B d 5? E111 z3 -: - 1 PERSONNEL if Mr. Cooper ---- - - Director LJ ltr' Q9 Frances Beardsley John Frye Clyde Oliver .Q Lewis Boothe Virgil Gearhart William Otto ,B 5-1' Kenneth Britton James Hasley Kenneth Pierce Bd' QQ- Lloyd Cheesman Marshall Hervey Shirley Radakin 2, 4 H4 John Chorpening Bernard Hughey Charles Remley W ff James Clark Robert Hyde Lawrence Reynolds QQ Robert Clark u Raymond Jones John Rose gg: NF? Benjamin Davis Ernest Lafaber Albert Schnaufer ft W '14 Mullenix Day Herbert Mansfield Clifford Scott V ' if Donald Dean Francis Mathews Dick Sells Q 1 fl, Edwin Dean Vlfilliam Mautz Beverly Skinner 5, ff Charles DeVore Edward Metcalf Paul Sprague ' E2 Delmer Duer John Mills Louis Summerville Durward Duty George Morris Francis Ward ,gr jx Carl Ford Wilfred Myers Robert Williams Ez 111 CALENDAR 11927-283 ' l ti' . ia. 5? August 29-September 3 - - Ohio State Fair, Columbus, Ohio Q1 September 5-September 8 - - Washington County Fair i V 7 October 1-November 24 - - Hong lilo4gtb1alllGames and Pep Meetings of Marietta ,El 5 ig c oo l I Qui October 29-November 18 - - Home Football Games and Pep Meetings of Marietta 1 we College 5, QLQ October 5 - - - - Football Game at Athens--Marietta vs. O. U. Q November 4 - - Parade for Bond Issue on New Gymnasium X, Eb! December 20 - - - Christmas Parade under Auspices of Marietta Cham- iii' ber of Commerce - . 1 1 January 6-February 24 - - Home Basketball Games of Marietta High School ,EJ l:f 374, l96l Senior High Orchestra MR. GEORGE SIEGLER, Dirfffoz' Junior High Crchestra MISS VIVIAN WILLIS, Director E971 'gEjfiiJhiiv7niinihQfkii5hfikl353I556n1gpYm1JnKg1JnxQglgghvgglggyninvvnrnvgiiinihfjhlgggyg , px H ,J -4 T4 xv if Mwfvvv MMvM MM fMM M M MMMM Mfvff H W ig? F4 ii ii? ii YE? Q F? 5 Q? iii E If 1 Ei' eg Q Ev 5 E? ii E? SB E? 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As ev:-r, the Black and Blue warriors fought clean, I Wish to mfolm you Offhg mm V9 ffl? nib? tq.l0'lcHef. vt ,iflug consistent games-no soap, Nothing but the captains, of the we use of yfhul' Doublefdcflon Klff Cahill m 1315. inf? opp sing teams, the referee, the umi ire, the cheerleaders, the Iwo years agoll had Vely l male halrlofll my hem' Alfanlg crowd, the muddy field, the other halfback, the rain, the heat, botlllcs gf You? Cnmpoung A? Infllllu l1'?'VC none at hd hit' the cold, and the score, kept our team from winning the Glendale Wlflleldlrinlungltlm .Nfh opt Qt 5-pl at gm? On. my ffl be H Hilde Championship. Everyone who reads the score of the first and mfg 'ln' . ft glew clf ulmrmnni, QQW 1, ft. genllme Pyle gli' ef Hnal game is arrused at the dirty dig given our players when bmw Ilidu' My W1 Q ls Sfu mf, dum? .lcbsfo CV?1y ,WCS I someone buried the ball in a 7 foot hole behind the wrong goal. 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Marietta High School and Marietta Chair Company Are Both Stri1, iing for Somewhat Similar Goals : The High School takes the human product and moulds it into manhood and womanhood to better serve the cause of civilizationg The Chair Company takes raw natural products and shapes, joins and finishes them to better serve the needs and comforts of men and women As long as each does its job as best it can, this old world will be made better by their being here. . ..g..g..g..g..3.g..g..g.4.4..3034..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. .. .. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. .. .. . ,np.g..g..g.qw..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.. .. . . .. .. .. . 4 -. :E:.,.q..g..g..g.1303.q.q.guy.q..g..3..g.,g..g..g..g..g..g.,g..g..g.q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.5..3.g..g..g..g..1..g..g.q.wg.4..103.3.94..guy.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.,g.Q. 'Io use 'Iv use 4. 4. 020 Q14 0.0 5,0 Q 6 Dodge Bros. Motor Cars 523 vi' :Q 01- 3. 'I' .f. b'O g'g :fi Graham Bros. Trucks 5, 2 0 .,. WALTER W. 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OLDSMOBILE -Buy with assurance, own with pride. acob Spindler SALES AND SERVICE 169 Front St. Phone 1275 Marietta, Ohio The Shopping Center of Marietta 1888 0TTO BROS. 1928 Dress Goods, Silks, Hosiery, Underwear, Domestic Linens, Ready-to-wear, Rugs THE BETSEY MILLS CLUB - Fon - Every Girl and Woman In Town The Club Dining Room for the Public gag.g.gag..3.9.34.Q..9.g..g..g..g.g..g..g..g..g.q.. oo: The Crescent Supply Company MANUFACTURERS OF High Grade Auto Oils and Other Lubricating Oils and Greases Corner Greene and Acme Street MARIETTA, OHIO SAY IT WITH FLOWERS! If She is in Paris -Telegraph Her Flowers If She is in California -Telegraph Her Flowers If She is in New York -Telegraph Her Flowers If She is in Marietta -Send Oar Flowers J. W. Dudley Phone 399 ofvqvoo oQovovvosooooooaovooooovoavovoovoooovvvvooovooovoooovv ,4o.oo,4o,4 3405 Q, 0.40.44.00.4o,oo,4o,4o,o0.0.0o,oo,n,o0,1ofo,oo,4o,oo,oo,4o,oo,4o,u,oo.w,n,oo,oo,oo,4o,oo,ov,oo. 40,1o.oo.u,oo,oo.oo,u,w,oo,oo.oo,u,0,o0.40.04Q. :corny o o 4 a ..nu'n:n:n:a ulietter-Built Dining Room Furniture is furniture that has individuality. Dust-proof construction. Center Drawer Guides. Durable Duco Finish. Our Special Equalizing Wood-Steel Slides One-motion Folding Leaf Fixtures permits the transformation in size without effort in three seconds. Consult your local dealer or vz'sz't our Q Show Room at Factory. I X Th B 'k d B c B HC we C l'0S., 0. Q c Phone 216 To operate it is to Ma1'ietta, ---- Ohio appreciate ft. THE HIPPODROME The Home of Happiness The best and most popular form of amusement in America is the theatre. Music, with its soothing Always, the charms and the motion picture, which takes one on 0 fascinating trips into adventure, romance and happi- Best III ness. The photoplay is the land of make-believe, and P the greatest of all the amusements. Tired nerves and h0t0PlaYS worn-out bodies demand a tonic. And the best known is amusement. THE PUTNAM GO TO THE THEATRE TODAY OR TONIGHT If you have a party at your home, why not adjourn Pho l . top ays to the theatre to complete the affair by a treat to your OT guests? The Putnam and H1pp0d1'OTYl6 theatres are Mlnlatu1'6 ready to reserve a section for you and your guests. Muslcal Just call in advance. You will find the management Comedies ready to cooperate to make your afternoon or evening a success. up.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.' ' g..g..g..g..' ' '.g..g..g..g..1. ' ' g..g..g..g..g..g..g..p.g..guy.g..g..g..g..g..g..1..g..g..g..g..g..g..'..p.305' .,3..g.v ' '..g..g.g..'. g..g..g.q.m... .g.q..g..g..g..g..g..g :notary Kuehn Bros. AUTO SUPPLIES 113 Front St. Marietta, Ohio :Info i l l o Q goof mr 4 Ouzagogooznzoguzoazo 4 nnnv 9 o 0 o o oo Q HOLLENBECK SL GREEN . Try the Drug Store First Q of o o go :Io .p Q? WMM ANDERSON BROS. 'fWhen better cars are built Buick will build them. Service Phone 102 Service See the 1928 Models THE MARIETTA Y. M. C. A. we 0:4 Wo .f. .3 in vga .f. q. sfo 0,4 q. .3 fa .5 0:0 ole 01: ora 4. o'o MANUFACTURERS OF The Marietta Silo The Marietta Industrial Storage and Conveying System Maconco Building and Art Stone THE MARIETTA CONCRETE CORPORATION Marietta, Ohio PRODUCERS AND SHIPPERS OF Washed Sand and Gravel Building Materials of All Kinds l 1 I E l l The ofa Wo os: .Q o o es. asa .5 0:4 .3 .3 v C. L. Bailey Grocer rf: Company WHOLESALE GROCERS Sugar Loaf, Superior and Logan Canned Vegetables Libby's Canned Fruit Peerless Winter Patent, Imperator, Kansas Hard Wheat Flours 8 Minute Oats fo ofa P4 ego .f. v'o use oss 030 :iz O30 0,4 9:0 O20 . . 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Isn't this better than shopping around for a low price, and then having to be content with the poorer materials, less careful workmanship, less attractive results, and the far less able assist- ance in planning and producing your work, that '1'11c'uitabIy go with ct low price bid. There is usually so little difference in the price, when it is all summed up, a few dollars will cover it-but there is often a serious and unexpected cl1'fferance in the quality of the work. We do not offer any excuses for our prices, they are what we know We must charge to cover satisfactory materials and work- manship. And-we have never had the mortifying experience of having to offer excuses for the quality of our work. HYDE BROTHERS, PRI TERS Fourth and Fifth Floors. Rear St Clair Building MARIETTA, OHIO 444444 4 4 4 .34 434 4 4,4 4,4 4 4,4 4,4 414 0'l 4 4,4 0.0 424 424 4,4 4,4 414 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4,4 414 434 434 4,4 .14 .34 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4,4 ISI 4,4 4,4 4,4 4,4 4,4 0,0 4:4 If! 0:0 4 4 4 454 4 4 9:0 4f4 0.0 3 4,4 0.0 0:0 0:0 4f4 'B 41. 'F 414 424 4,4 0,0 4:4 4 4 424 D'0 3 121 0:0 Z 4 4 030 434 4,4 424 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44,44,44,4.,44,44,44,444.44444444444444444444 4444444444 4444444444 4 44 4 44444.44 4444 44444 34414454414434444g4.g44g44g44'44 4 Jlahn N Ollllier ., II K-Je' E Again S V E are America's largest school i , annual designers and engravers because We render satiyfaction on more than 400 books each year. Intelligent co-operation, highest quality workmanship and on-time deliveries created our reputation for dependability. 2 JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. Tfnotogrfzpfzers, Artists and Makers of Fme Prmtmg Plates 'hr Black or Colon. 817 W. Washington Boulevard . Chicago E. 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