Meadville Area High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1929 volume:

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VVhen out into this world we go to work To gain a livelihood for our loved 01165, Let's give a hearty toast and never shirk Our school-day pals. Now the toast is done. We say good bye to one another soon, So let us make the best of the time left And sing 21 song of happy, joyous tune, For we from bosom friends should not be cleft. 'VVC are going now to make our worldly mark Into a world unknown for us and dark. -Almon Snyder. aeafee V Vi.. .xgx , R . 4 ' wx ' nu s Vu ' ff ' ' UD . f ' u ... , Glnntvntz Zlkrrultg Smuuru Zlumnrn Snphnmnrrn .Hrvuhmrn lbrgamzatrnns ,f Uhr Slagv X :Sr-,,-NJ Athlmrn Ilfmturr AW N 559 W I Qwh Sc 'Mark K X f fy X ,Q 5 .24 11.5. 1' I ll n V I H 0 Q f 4 wH,c '23 5 X 'sf' . lkglllunxex' GLA vwiw I . , I -ll r . 2 w - Y' ' ,N t nli Y . L-.gszzzeiuff 1 f 1' Zh, QE 1. ' X I 1 I I I jug I I xf 2 'lr I V ' fag, V H 'V A . V Y - nx fllgiiisl A U X X I 132 f X ,, f -I ' , Z Lf X 3 'K A - ,711 A I 'V . A , pl. , -4 ' ' 1 . 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Ilkrhzrirk JB. mnnh Mlm in his tirut gear as prinripal has man ilu rwpert anh ahmirgtinn nf trarhrrn anh pupils alike i'll:? :' E E Z - - - E , z Y 2 2 i n E 55 E E iq iiirh sinh 'Mark Staff fwaisialac Editor .......... Business Manager Artg?.ditor ..... . Feature Ed1t0f . . . ............ . . . . Senior Editor .... Junior Editor .... Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor .... Dramatics Editor Club Editor ...... ,. . .. Make-up Editor . Athletic Editor ................................ .......David Case .Robert Brakeman . . Harold Taylor . . .Norman Beebe . . . . . .Edith Gillen Virginia Carpenter . . Dorothy Darling . . . . .Laura Beebe .........Ann Fox . Geraldine DeVore ..,Dorothy Shults . . . . Kenneth Rice Snapshot Editors ..Frederick Miller, Robert Thomas, Jane Conover Assistant Business Manager ................ ...... I ohn Fisher Second Assis.tant Business Manager .... .' .... Paul Winons Circulation Manager .. ...... ......... .... G e orge Fordyce Assistant Circulation Manager . . . ..... John Shanley I , Y ,.......... 5 ..,.,..... m-mmm ...v.--............ ...,...v...... IFYNTYIYWT -,... nm ........v X Ig: r s , E E a - M so vain' 'Q' f :il in sg. 1 Q ,J 3 3 3 5 3 ,tg 'I 'I' ' H. - A... . . i..i... ..r,...,. T 1 r,.....r ...,,...... E 1 .,..,.r.r A 5 .rr.r,rr.rr...,, ' e lla? H 1 l i 5 i 5 H 7 e av XD X M 'L 1 'W -' ' - ' . lu Z. -Q 1 ' -:: - z I 2 5 - ... 5? Y - 2' -:' 5 Ei EE E1 A E5 E ' -- ' '3 I 5 5 E 5 : iii! gl . .. .. . u . . - - , N 1 I 25 5. g -- E.. ' ' :-. .- .. 1 ' .-1' .' ' 123 ,- I rd . v v . , -' n 'UI1QRet'lQB1ac E,- E WARREN P. NORTON Superintendent K HQH LA J J ef Gjlmelljzeni Ejslaclx l . A-fan J- -1-fl 1- .iCi9:A.M. 31 1551214 Excaliburthe blade so bright that men are blind By 1'0 . 0. H ' V. ,, 3- v..ms.,x . P 155 ,INV ,Q-,, . -I .vi 'uf ' EH urn ltg , , U9 QQ WWW We Y K,.,,,..-.,,-.,- ' J? jg at 2 , , ,,.. ......... ,H .... ,ummm ..... .... 1 ..... I .. ., Alleine Aifantranger Commercial Geo r my and Arit ietic Allegheny College, A.B. Indiana State Normal Columbia University Albert J. Bender General Science and Law Allegheny College, A.B. Kappa Phi Kappa Mary L. Bond Geometry Allegheny College, A.B. ' Dorothy Borrell Mathematics Allegheny College Janet Breckenridge Home Economics Mechanics Institute of Rochester, B.S. Columbia University Isabel M. Carroll History New York State, B.S. Margaret E. Daugherty English Allegheny College, A.B. , Adelaide DeMaison ' English , y Allegheny' College, A.B. .3 Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Sigma Iota li Columbia University I rr-rrrrrm-rr E 5 aaeseee ' at! f--1 3 at ..... 1 ......,. M '..... ...... i Whgiei Syler ? Elizabeth Dulin Home Economics William and Mary College, B.S. Mildred E. Ellis English and Public Speaking Allegheny College, A.B. University of Southern California Lyle M. Gilmore Chemistry Allegheny College, B.S. Alpha Chi Sigma, Kappa Phi Kappa Stewart Graham Physical Education Springfield College Helen Hotson French Allegheny College, A.B. XVestern Reserve Blanche Joyce History and Civics Allegheny College, A.B Dorothea Kerr Biology Allegheny College, B.S. Syracuse Elizabeth King English , Allegheny College, A.B. Penn State Ruth Kelsey English Allegheny College, A.B. Eleanor McKay History Allegheny College, A.B. Columbia University Marguerite McClintock , Mathematics Allegheny College, A.B., M.A. Columbia University University of Chicago Theological School lMeadville1 Grace Prenatt V , French Allegheny College, A.B. ' Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Sigma Iota - Columbia University- VVestern Reserve Noel Poux Shop Penn State Mary E. Peebles Mathematics Allegheny College, B.S. . kg!! 1 .QA ., an ,... . L mp. A53 .. Il wwfiii .A 'J 5 A Q 1 gi : ,ir : E IW l N Q-ug,,,, .. Qqxxxy 7 Adelaide Remler Latin Allegheny College A.B. Phi Beta Kappa C Columbia University Vera Rummel Phy sical Education Ithaca School of P. E. Penn State ' Slippery Rock Normal Susan Rose Latin Allegheny College A.B. Columbia University VVestern Reserve Lottie Schermerhorn English ' Allegheny College A.B. Dorothy Schanck History Alleghenx College A.B. Gertrude Smallenberger Civics - Grove City College Indiana Normal Allegheny College Pearl Smith Commercial D State Teachers College of Penn. B.S. in Ed. - Leda Strauss English and Journalism Allegheny College A.B. University of Michigan Ann Thompson Commercial State Teachers College Mary Helen Thomas English and Civics Allegheny College A.B. Columbia University Ralph A. Theuret Physics Allegheny College B.S. A.M. Kappa Phi Kappa Waldo S. Tippin General Science Geneva College B.S. Kansas State College Michigan University Fayetta E. Walp Commercial Meadville Commercial College' N? . -ai 5 :Mya smack E F t 1' T rl . X2 . 'L ' ' . . ... , X fy A I ........... ......... n : mm :Irv-1-vw!-vwv-nw. , L , E 0 f ... - Ea ,., f - ... -'-- 1 gg . . . . . - - , : s 2 s 2 - - 5 is E H- ' : if -.-3 ti E 42 s if , 5 - ,. , GS. ...tt uivox T I ll' C. , X' J 3.1 v 7. -4 l ig y 5 't, . B ret J Y Y Y ! . v V . . f Q oJf1wJgewp31.Iaf. I C M D ,W ummm, , Qwsghrg Aff 45 Qllann uf 'EH 11923 W Cxgarjb 1 'U P. ' ' f ' 1141226 aw e lfllarrlnvll in Srninrz As you leave the halls of the school 'that has been your abode for the past four years, a June world lies at your feet. The congratulations of your friends in having completed the requirements for high school graduation are showered upon you. Yet bear in mind that June 4th marks a comrnencernent not an end. Whatever the community has given to you in many years of school life, it rightfully expects you to render to it again in terms of service to your fellow men. Go forth then and may you find that greatest happi- ness that con1es from unselfish achievement. As your days here together in study have given to you a great drive toward successful living, so will you find that study will do always. Of all fine things, an open mind, eagerly expectant of new discoveries, yet ever respecting the old, is the noblest, the rarest, and the most difiicult to achieve. So whether or not you are fortunate enough to go to college, find an opportunity somehow to be a student. The great things of life, in books and elsewhere, art, beauty and culture still say to you:- Grow old along with me! - The best is yet to be- The lastof life, for which the first was made I Our times are in his hand VVho saith, 'A whole I planned: Youth show but halfg trust Godg see all, Nor be afraid. ' -Frederick L. Pond. unumuaua -'A- - --'- A A--A -t -----.- H 1 Y ,..,., t ,..,,. . .,,... ..,. ....,...., p f f yufwieas 1 ' --ff H r'- Eu..m...u.,u.-t ..- h t 1 I V 1 SlT'A..'l'lxi'1'.i'1 -rf-11 If 42 V i r ig'fewrt--- .,,.,., ..., , ,. ..,,.. . - l 5 ,3 Q 5 71 . Q5 EPB -f-- 'A V A il .H ggyv l Y E fix ui S: 4 1 1 ll Ft ki 'a 1- N - ,ttf Q , A' g 5 ,tt -- 3 r. 5 IE VH- . E 1 fri-,'f 5 lb . ji Q. -.25 S l N J ,, me ' 5 . t. C ' I ll Q ' - I j j? it of f al 1 4 5 O ! A K : 'qi 5 N .S ' : 413 5 - Q, 3 E be N 'S , 4-,j W , .. ...-..----..--...-..--... --....--.-..-..-...... ' Richard Ackert 'iDick'l Lucille Bailey Silence has many rbdvautagesu G1 'iWiSfL017l' 'is bettea than 'lub-ws Science Club, Hi-Y Club. ee Clu . Ethel Alexander HA mafiden. never bold' That's That, Commercial Club. ,fgpayetta gat-,tat-d Etta Th Ima A1181 Ch66'l'f'1Ll?l6SS -is aizz ojfgloot of goodness and C 1 o ms om S0l'97', fiiffibllfll-SF, HNQ DUWUW5' Girl Reserves, Gregg XVr1ter Club Glce Club, Sprxngtlnie. Courtesy Club- rw mt X V1 James Andrews f'Jim . f He is e1Je1Areari36lan1l willing Science Club, uto ub. , Lloyd Barnard Burney Frank Ayr05r The fithlefes Skzll 'fGi1:e every 711011. my em-. put few thy voice Football Captain 28 President of Quill B'f9.fhCI11Z-1lIlCS Club, Science Club. and Scroll '28. up V' Edward Barnes Ed There sits a judge, that no lc-ing can- cor'rupt . Football '28, Basketball, Track, Na V tional Athletic Scholarship Society? Bloib M Club. ,Sp ,tt t- f, tt ftp ,,j,,AfW,, . A lgittltfjji I r f x, vm. ,tts 1-2 i life, . . . uc. ,. ,. 4 :M ill l Q 5 5: off-561. Y ef ... .J , ,big , , , ,.,.. ,..,.--.. . ...,..,.,. ,, .. . , Q C173 -f Fl QQ' 091 op' In U C G .,. ' 1 .. ig 1 I . .Q EW: .VJ Norman Beebe Norm 'Got the makins! New Poor, Admirable Crichton, Taming of the Shrew, Red and Black Nevis, Red and Black Annual Q. K S. ff Clark Beiler f'S'uch a one is a philosopher resiclent of Presldents Club. Ca merme Bossard Kate 'Silence 'ls' the perfectest llerald of joy Commercial Club Glee Club. l!,Robert Brakeman Huck ne thing in the world of value, is the active soul - New Poor Basketball President of Junior Class Business Manager of An- nua, I '- Club, Senior Six by Faculty. Ethel Brandt The Aprils in her eyes Thats That, Gregg Writer Club. Lena Braymer ' 'Milclnes-s of Manner Embro1der3 Club. Thelma Braymer 'A merry heart doeth good like a meclic'ine Dramatics Club. James Brock im Are you a nat-ive of this place? Football 27 8 Athletic Club. A Marian Bronx n . Maria ' T L6 surest may not to fail is to detewnfinc ' to succeed French Club. c C 45 A x. 0 ffxn.. s 0 C as-M w T ' H .3 .E . ' , ,,..,. .. .. .- Y nav 1 3 I . .. ...Q.. -... N 4 Ei 'I : 2 l, ' Q. f' i ' 5 1 Qu ii if dl f' v - ' if I g Q M u 1 Gp .V li ., - lg ' 5. 1 2 ' 52 :Jo K V j, .3 Nw not 0 ' g . o -fi '-9 . 2 . SSQISU - z EH' T-fu 52 gist 1 2 ' ' . 9 u 4 I A ' T q I I .4 Lt.--v 1 7 5' if P l : ,af I 1 Q . . 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J E E 1 4 2' 5 f f l '1- e : ' -1 n 4 u ' .' 5 . . . a . , L Q 1 1 ,, Q1 'X l . 1 - ' 1 : I gas .'-Ng, i I 5 5 q I vw A' gg ' Wi- ? xl F 0 5 , 'nfs ' U Q 'I 3 ' Q i .,f 5 5 X .1 L , is . - : 1 Pk f 9 ,X ' : E ' L 1. . - - 1 I' .- f 0 9 t ' f I Jen' 'j' 5 5 , 'v ' E f 5 : : Qi ' I 9 l s 1 -5 ,Q - 5 fl l - r 3 . 2 i ' -. 3 1 ' f 5 I .C .F 7 fr 1 lg' : g , ,J . 1 , -' i . '- -C .l - C , fx.. 59 .. ..-.-., -. -- . ...... ...---..----.... -. -.................-..-,.....---.. l w , 'vxlvlartha Brown uB1'OW11lCu , Lucille Callahan Hinges of grue f1'1f6'7ld8llfi1?, ne'e1' grow 1 1lsty The blessedness of being, little Spr1ngt1me, Tbat's That, New Gregg VVr1ter Club, Embroldery Club. ' Po8Z,5A4 Page the Prmcef' Glee Club. A .cf Walter?-Ellgiaixtn 'iBrownie . ffMarga1'E2gl2:PE72ieL1 an hm. Stgps., upegn With promise of high mul great 1'ewm'd Gmc Club upa e the Prince U Foot all '28, Basketball '27, Block MINI ' g ' Club. ' , , navy' Virgmia Charlton Ginny Marjorie Burchard ffRedll Young 'L'll,!'l?l1'bS, in judrrment ony' ffsilence is more eloquent tlmn words Hsprlnglllllev Tatum' Staffs Literary - Glgg Club, Club, Natxonal Honor Soclety. ' - V Vifginia Caddahan Ginnie if 'David Case ' -fDavew ' Corfwnon Sense 'is not cz common. thing HH-appy I H, f.. . I X Tan11ng of the Shrew, Spr1ngt1me, Why ameogtl tllgg?n:zlfaczfn.teo3Z:l faflcee me! f'Thgti'sbTlgat,'.' Cngnlnmgrcagxl Clrb, Dramat- Ed1tor of the Annual, Class Basketball, ics u , emor , IX P y acu ty: - New Poor, if v, ' riitttcvig its, vvx I 4: gf, . MXL 96161, Krantllxhkik LC. 5-7'C9'f f,i9' ' ' 3' Stanley Clark glam That all things be ddozae decently and 'in . ' QT' GT ' Radlo Club: J - , 'lQxuAJQU,jJ 5 YQ hw ykwwpxlylefs 1. 0 -. . 5' V ., Y Vi 7 .Gb fY3'Q, . , , .. .... ... .-,.,,.. , L Q I . -. . . - ...M W. . .,........... ., Y..A , . ' 4-F15 . . 4195 4 l CCC E gi ' ' F i .. 1 3 2 .1 75. lg ., 5' -w f sz 4 it Q3 . 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U Jib W A maiden should be mild and meek l ' Lemxnefl fmfl -'food 'S She l Sewing Club, Health Club, Embrmd- Orchestra, Iumor Chamber of Conl- ery Club. merce, Glee ,C1ub,,Nat1onal Honor SOCI- ety- llc f ' of gg w, ,f C4 4 ' Y 1 ' ' ' Genevieve Cole Gen ROb6l:t Culbertson ' Bob l , . , ,, f The will to do, the soul to dare KA good f w d of e e'y'me Red and Black News, SCICIICC Club. 1 If U h Esther Cornelius UDOCN 'g.zl1:rbi?ncSeulo5y11li1'tll is worth U, pcglggclfsf I Deep sighted i1Ldi11t?flige1mces, ideas, atoms HP sorrow I , 'W in -uencesf ' a e the Prince Ath etic Club Sci- , Debatmg Team, Dramatlcs Club. ence Sub. , ' ' ,, ' I , Virginia Curry ' 1 v St?-lllfiy COUHCI' asian , A frwniden hath no tongue but thought ffBlessings on thee. little man Jumor Chamber of Commerce, Em- Radlo Club, Dranzatlcs Club. broidery Club. ' Gladys Custead Her 'voice was ever soft and low, an excel- ' D lent thing in womafnf' Presldent of French Club. ggi! 531 ' 0 c 'ko iv Y T Y x , . , I r ,if ek- I , C209 ' . . ' ,ZLJf...... p!, 1',,, . ,Z11.L.1fi. i ,L-i..,.., B.:Mm.. ,,,...,,,. ..,,. - ' K - ve rs- gpg. ! , il ll .. . , X, - f z v W EA , 3 ' is 7 f at ' 1, 115 JI ' , V, . Q ll Q, Qi Q 5 .: C' ' C f Bill ' ' 5 K 'Q 0 o li i ' ' Q f 09 'o , C 1 'X 1 ' ' A .31 lie-V23 wr .,: , .W 61541 l,2gMk..l..l ' 2 1 Y '. V 0' 'Nl l 2 . Q -. C C 5 5 xl ' mf J E E!'f: A ' : ' ' . . N -Qs 5 g - ,, , l - is M' -'J Q , Yo. ' Rf I f 95' li, iv to -. : z Q. Q' nj limi 12.44 1 E , -R 5-H val s lhi I fa 'f ' F 0 sl- .lil l f' T-5: 2 . no . . s irq f 1 P 1' 1 2 1 ,L yt l 6 2 5 ' 1- ' ' l I 'E f 0 Q' .I 1 q ' ' '- f ,e w 1 : . I :L 0 A . 5 E 5' ...7 8 I 2 Ex ' be l . so f -2 329 I , el l ' X : I E M ' ' ' 'fiiapa :lawn l l N - 5 sr , l ' - 1 3 , . g l 'lg' 5 2 ,ff ,J E I ' l 3 E 1 E x N- ,,,3 , e eg.t 14-in , ' E X E k l Glen Custard Lillian Dearborn , f'To qyvalify belongs the ht-ighest placel' f'With eyes in flood of laughtef' , , i' Athletlc Club. CO11lI1lEI'C18.l Club, Health Club. 1 H H yAKenneth DeMaison Ken I- ChQf1.9S Daly' . Chucky, fflfoue but himself can be his parallel hllgt Es .ialtigf oozwf-rsatlon, not the food Sclence Club. - - 0 u , prlng mme. , . 1 Dorothy Dennis Denny ' w V , I 'Twas nautv-al to please - ' Jenfly Dawna , , U L1terary Club, Glee Club, Girl Scout I A yurl1.o1ous and sympathetzc f-rfleml Clu Redgndx Black News 2 1 - y V ,xj . f . Q. or f-ex .vuweowe xi Nerf 2' Elizabeth Davis '17, DHIIICEVEQCNOOH l Dan E, NA mighty lmmtrexss cmgl her prey was man 54'nd still be doing, never done 1 Latin Club, Elnbrondery Club, Lmterary Radno Club, Red and Black News Staff, Club. ' Tattler St ff. ' ' . p Mule wwe , 1 Betty DeSaussure DeSauce ' 'fOh.' How we love blondes! V Tattler Staff, That's That, New Poor, Quill and, Scroll, Red and Black NCWS.fYYg1,gY's.T'Mk,Lo,X ' -C , !4 1r vr9 ax Q A, ' . l e:9 R?fffEfkf3f C 0 0c b 'Qv . f , ' A X ' ' f ' 'A ' . .I ,.4f2nf Ahgs , - , 5 J ., , I C215 ,..,..,, ,..- C .. .... , . .. 1...-. . .. t 1 s if U gg 1 S -M Q : ' l i T U e -5 - .'1tgt',,:Igg:.g.3g,g:.1ft C ? l ,3 : ,A ,C E . ,f T 2 2 f FR- lf r , ep ir: E 0 J a I . :f ' o -, 4, bf.. ' 6' , , f 3 ij . ' 1 ' 6 Q if Z 5 ' I I 5,3 ' gg .: : 5 , , 5 1' 2' 5 ' Z : ? Q ,. I 3 E f' ' I I u I ' ' l , , - ' x Q f 2 i ' X ilu 'S 255 X- A f 3 u Q - 1 X ' :Q 'KAN Q I an 'kit Q9 Wig! I X ' . l!p. ' f ' ' I, 5 u ' QM 1 I 2 2 ay x. 'I - ,I 5 1 'YT it I 2 5 ' '6- , n ' 1 ' L ,. Q in 1 I : It J' ?.' 1 3 - l r - - : GJ ., 5 2 E . Al 3' 0 5 . . : be ' . I E I 1' ' A X I 5. Q ' ' X 5 f E , :'. v-X E E ' ' - . . I ,- I QE' : f rl J . ' I 3 - ' l - N A -I 5 , Nos a l I - I ' !'Roy Deutsch yPaul Dickey Slim l ,,Ne,veT touch the rims. Nothmg domg fz2t'lllrkib1?gcEf3 a-'nd science can Radlo Club' Radio Club, Golf Club. ,,.f'rLeda DeVillars Shortyl' Soowft Duferrk Soapie I NH Z I t lg 1, t-1 1' ' Lose 'ar eyes. so dark. so deep ! FI'C11Clfl',p16!fUcf7l? Eleewglililrngl ue Springtime, Orchestra, Red and Black In X-XO? Q-414, U , H vNews, Girl Scouts Club, Dramatics Club. , VGerald1ne DeVore l Beanie Vfcatherine Earnest uKayw Tfrwiety is the spice of ftfe ! l A miss 119 as good as her smile That's That, Spr1ngt1n1e,'. Club Edi- - New Poor, That's That, Senior tor of Annual, Student Council, Literary Vlce-President, Senior Six on Marks, 1 i Club, Red and Black News. Honor Society. t fy f Charlotte Eddy ,'Sh0tt5ie if Paul Dev'-He . Axfflllan and wife coupled together. for the sake 'Taderewslci has yzothmg on me . ' of strife Auto Club, Dramatics Club, Golf Club. Spr1ngt1me. Charles Eisman Chuck ' Pressed with a load of 'movmmental clay Radio Club, Page the Prince, Mathe- matics Club, Science Club. f?S? E L0 Fo in 1 he 1 A , u ' C22 4 Q s e .,...n.. .,,., . .. ' 3 I ., Al l P ,-3 q , l ll , E l h s ,.' , E i f R' E 1 5 1 7, ' U . . 1 K : ,, 1 E ep 1 S lk R E - 1 hy ,g ,Ja , rl. A :lx 1: W 16 Q K .XQ A N Luna, 26.29 : , Gila .R ... If 5 W - i 1 i , -1 -:Q , l . l 51 .l fi 3 E ,I i 5 : : E Q - ,lx v ga .W QU : 2 : ' - T' -u- .,. Q a 'hkb' t I I ' G H S ig' '- 32 n E u 4 ,' ge 5: 43 o 0 'N -. 1 ' ' ' na r- al Fi!! 'Nm E ' y in ' So Q51 A fffii f' . lgvzi : l: n ' Q: 1, EK' ,Ig -Q y E' 4F ' i 5 v. . 1, xl I n z .I Q j l , 2 - l , . I 2 '. ' 5 5 N - 'Si ls., 1 5 L ' X l . .1 o . I : 2 . 1 0 .f l E : gx ' beg' , . X ,Ag 1 1 - V X 'qi : i E ,. 7 I v 1 A v ' C'- N - a z . ' . fry 2 , 'f J f ' - l ' l 's 5 4 X - ' - 7 af' . Ns- 1 H! , - Q 1 ' l l J-Iohn C. Fisher Guvner Gladys Hank T l IIE 011770159121 mocliigu k N 'Remcmln'ances embellish life ennis 1 or o e an ac ' ews. ' 1 Assist. Eusiness Mgr. of Annual, Page ,the Prince, Block M Club, N. A. S. S. V Ann Houger An-how . , fThe1'e -is l-ittle of the 'melancholy element cr i I MY A I l!f?Vl3'llle'El0fg1Je once pleads admxission goal-dir UTI . Th ,fn 2.81.1 h C1 b L t. hearts, the woman who deliherates is lost. 'fats af, relic . u w 3 m That's That, New Poor, Spring- Club. krsA,M,:1,,l time, President of Quill and Scroll, Red i and Black News, Honor Society, Annual. fvtwwx-'N . Grace Hennen Dorothy Erancls . HD9tU Beauty provoketh thieves, sooner than gold, Q1u.et 'rwmds are genev ally most happy H , , , U H , H , Courtesy Club, Home Nursing Club. d Eipfgflgillle, ThatS That, PFCSI' en s u . Edith Gillen Edie A manly form at her s-ide she saw, and joy .was cluty and lofve was law , Semor Editor of Annual, That's That,' Irene Hfeflgy f d H ' c V . ' . . , 4 U Red and Black News, Honor SOClCty, mrh , 5579 3011 01261101 we S Journalism Club. ats at, Orc estra. Mable Higham. Mails ' 'fL'ife is 'not so short but what there 'is al- , ways ti-me for 00'l.l:'l'f6S:l:6SU K Commerclal Club, Springtime, Y K Y 5 ' 'Cliff O 8 - 4 Q? 'P C R V Qf.,7ZJf?3p .f as 9555 lt' r I so 1 , Af JSR. I K. 23 D s M G4 'W' 'l R . ,.. , . . . Q gg 1 ? - 1 gmt--M'-f ':i-xv, -4 if l 2 L T i ' T 1 , 4 . , , . , mg. 5542. o - ,Q.fQ':,, wg 'ff Q .3 l 4 .Q l Q B If E 1 1' mv 2 2 '71 I I Z o ' . P- , , Q ' 5 u ' n pf '- 7 sl t o, E Ja . 7iw2:..1.' 5 A 1 -6' in 9 i 6 Z , ? I Mg. lx ,, ,i H29 1: ,' 5 I 'fi AT . : ': : , i ' 1 is .: : 2 . g 5 In I 1 f E , E E 9 , j ,. V ' ' E 3 'L A: : E -' if i ,024 3 g ' 1 4 .i'.L. , 32 ENE: . 2 1 ! .X is 9 an ' 2 ' e '- Cl QM: 'f dm 'lb-. , 5 1 1 .15 kai ' is gg- 'Wil vii' : ,I F 9.- x fu 4 ff ' 1 3 X ' , 5 Q21 i Iwi: l ,' KE . I . . ' ' - 5 535' -1 . ll I 9 ' 1 + I E 5 , 1' I 5 ' r ,, ' A ' i u N 'E f 43 D ' I : . 1 N I L 'ul' E 5 ' 'I ' 0 ' f T ' 5 3 2 - ful 1 . 5 E E 1' ' f , l 23 5 E N 5 1 i- X ' Q 5 2 4 E .. . 2 .3 I ! 1' 1 ' 'ls' E 'I L f . J v Q 1, , E i ' i X 'C - N A -I 5 , if 1 Q I- Q ' W . l I ll ii J A sl gg - V . tx Q 5 Gertrude 'YQCL1111 . l Gert Margaret Johnson, Peg M lj -'Assume a. fuirt-ue if you .haven-at not ..Th,e will to do, the soul to daren r OFCITCSYT3, c:P3gQ the PYIUCC- Dfalllaf' Literary Club, Glee Club, Staff of News, 5: ics Club, JLIIIIOI' Chamber of Commerce Staff of Annual ,28. 5 Club. I i ' lflorence Hummel - I N QU ugly, lfMildred Johnston Midgie W . , I vvhatevumi is 1Uo7t7iUgfZimg' is lbw 7' I 01 L9 :Pla'-in truth needs no flowers of speech it Hghafs gfneatf' Crlee Clulg, French Club. 2: l H -1 ' Bill , 'nik . ' f 2 - L H2131 lL81'ul'U?l3b'lb6 is the law of ki'nd11ess y fryxolvv. , ui, CW U fix!-1:4 Q 'f Latin Club, Health Club, Embroidery Raymon ne t Casey l l Club. ' 'As he th-inketh in his heart, so he is l A ' Football '27, Track '28. 5 l. 'Fannie E. Jackson V l f V ' ,h t' 'll t l V ' , ITM' only Jewpfioivizdgg- no teeny is Myra Kalnmerer Sue ' Q V Springtin1e,,' Latin Club, Le Cercle '-Kgwu-ledge co-mes but does not linger 5 Francais, National Honor Soclety. LHU11 Club, GICC Club- : N '- lil l , , t . 1 KWWW1 y Ceciue King Q lg 2 X We should try bto fsucceed by mer1t, 'not + 1 y a'vor , 3 3 X, 'l ' I 5 - li lf--9-V K2,!1-6.94--, r?QQ1rim,lLk,L-vs. 41 5 r , u I . . f .. , A ..-.,, X - 2 o 5 . If' c Qfzf5fH. ? .Q.,0 was l itil W I so N W Q so , it I 243 0 'W 0-wa-.vu f f I . . . . , -. . ., . . .. - . , . p- , 1 f,. ..,,. .. . - .,,.. . U.. ,1 . , A n A ' -. , S - F X 5 3 E ' 3 A 1 ,a ga .. 52 2 . f , 2 fi 4' 'K- ' ' l ' '91 'C ' 3 - ' o l f S , u K. ew QV lr 0 an ' ' ' . ' ' 0, 'O iafl. 2 5 8 - LI-Q2 ' il' 4 : . ' GH, 'X' 1 I: : ' 'Q .5 5' - I In E 1 , 1 : y . . 'l . : 5 . J, n .. A QQ 3 52 3 gi ' E E U la- , 2 i -bf S ' - ' g 5 S ai A vm! lk. i I : Q I V5 1 .D W3 t-xl ,Sai 1 I. 1 P A, u ff - 2 2 N. . lnpz f i C l gp -ff -: s 1 ob .S U V f 5 I. X W 1 Q l n. l .-, . I : ' fs f - 4 l su C' 4 O' . 5 E E ix . - 0 , , i 5 E I l v X E l x 1' :-. wx : I 5 ' i , - ' Q ,- . 415: 3 V -,of J I , Q I 3 5 ' , 'S A 1.1 5 ' WA- . 1 .. -....... ... -... -- ...--. .-... . ..... .. ..... .. ..-.-..-....-...-..-... X i 2!Elmer Kingsley Zeke Marian Klipple Mary-Ann 'I am inflebterl fo none but myself Siloncc' 'is 'm.o're eloquent than words Radio Club, Dramatics Club, Glee Club. ,xvspp -1 'e Marian Kiseri VX Robert Shaffer Bob Thy modesty 'is cz. SCll'l1ll!lfl ,Io thy merit Wlzo.vc little helm' l01ig d fl Hligllfy lflfllff' Ogjchestra, French Club, Latln Club. . . . . 0 f f Cl'l1'1Sl1llEE Kllugellsmlth L4fvc'?f3 j . The hflllid that made yan, fair hath. made ,l0SCPl1 Kfayllilk nloei' you UUQ 2 Ulf, . 1 hz. b' z 1 . 'V Glee Club, Commercial Club. Art Eats U Um C was et pencil Elsie Klipple Eykie L Eugeue Kuhn Gene ' Still -waters run deep Athletic-Viper Glrl Reserve Club. Football '26, '27, '28, Block M Club, ' Dominick Lemme Dom 'Fame is no plant that grows on mortal soil . Football '28, Block M Club, Honor Society, National Athletic Scholarship Society. R -, i V . A .. . 2 5 Q 'C Q,:'ZfGL953,P :, .,h., figs., Q, I 5 V , L 4 Q , I C253 ti ,..s ...en 1 C , ' f f i? ,L Q C g E ....- . cg I .3 Q 0 5 f 1 9- E 6 vs' , 7' ' 5 , 0' 3 A an l 5 ' ' 3' J .3 0 i tv i ' V 9 N a, l ali N' ' c C1215 5 El . f ' P 0 .5 r- an : : ii f 'Q' V 1 ' I 1 . ,Q In E I - : E ii? - l 2 2 5 ' E E - 1 C' . . 3 4503- f ' ' N 1 .-5112 'S g C : 5 I 5 .l - 926 a. 1 1 3 ' ' '-Q, of aes! mf, Q ,I V0 R .gr-v ' e fri: iq xx P 9 , !l!?! f ' T I, E b i l 1 s l' 2' QQ x. 'I 3 Q f be X 5 - 2 ,- .,. o ' : 1 ' A. ! I I ' ' - h a 9 A n 6 ir i L Lf 1 S '. 3. Q9 , I n 5 I 0 fe- n 5 i I 3 ' ' 9 ' - gs in , I Q 'Q al : W Z E 5 'v . u ' I , N ' rx I 5 I ' s - ' x 1 'lg' : 3 ,f J , i 1 5 - ' :, n , y - 8 if 1 Z lie 1 . .- ... . ...... .. ... ...... . ...... , ......... ....'..-..-.....-..-... - 1 l Q fl-Trederick Magruder A'Fritz Alice McClelland Ther-ejs only' one proof of al1iIityfAction ' She's all my fancy painted her 2PI'ES1dEI1t of Senior Class,-President of Honor Society, 'lSpringtime, Le Cercle H1-Y, Orchestra, Senior Six by Class, Francais, Courtcsy,Club. Page the Prince, New Poor. y ' 1 , Vera Massing Vee Gladys Mccboey L K in ' 'PVif is the flower of imngimxfionu i-The more we 0'3:ftgig5tg,,i5,'g2f?rC we discover h - Dramatics Club, Glee Club. ' Jean Maynard Marguerite McCullough ffpass me test tubes. please yf 'Keep cool an-cl you CO7Il.'l'Illlf?l-fi efvcieyborlyu V Glee Club. Home Nursing, Commercial Club. Shirley McCabe Shirl,' ,. Y HHN m,? 06 tT e. GS Steel? Eg'?i?clgSIluii3ge11d 'is great, but what 'it is Student Council, Adm1rable Crichtonf' I do not know ' That's That, New Poor. Latin Club. Audrey McGowan - Pat 'fHe is wise who cms, i-nst-ruct us and assist us inibusiness of daily, 'virtuous living Latin Club. , ,. II.. , fll . ' fff' 'H ' . , . - ' F i f N a gp- K Q ' ' Y L viz-fi sf! ewes . L ex. L - . ff. .,, , C ., .. - . ,. ,. -4-rn ' C267 ,vnu-M uf.-.--e J. . ..f,m.1,,a 1. , , ,, . I . . ........ A , ' ', W2 1 E- - I J' 5 b, ,.5, - , iq... v - at W f t 3 ' ,J g .L 6 l A S f .I 'ff 5 Z, rf , A Q' Q ' U . Q E O : il' 4 . 9 in 0 qs!!-a Q Z 429 2 Q GW' 07: I! . U-,q 2 :' , 'N is 1 1- ' ' ' I' 2 . : 1, ,- . l I , I l 5 Q 5 A : E Q 5 . 2 'C E E : er: i : , , - sk ' 'MQW L , 5 ' as if-1 bg H 'f' ' r ' I n f. r . E F 9 aa! ' 'Sf 5 Or sid ', f ! l iv WEN. -xi -vu 2 ' I u - 2 - il ,ll ' g 3 .t - .- I ' ' .. ,. A 1 5 i , .1 1 1 ' ' W 9, si , 5 Q : J' -' ff' 0 5 5 23? - ff f 2 eo 1 . it ,ug 1 5 3 e ' 'Hap 5 5 ' 2 . I ,., .X - X :. 1 s 'uf 5 l 2 ff ' ' ' Q , 5 57 - . X f AI i ir , Mem I u Q Uqshunsl lhlsnlus-Inn l.n!sq'l!.slbh uuQg,-Quinny! h1qOu'lsluQ.-G--rc!-un f' l!Richard McKinney Dick Frederick Miller Ted NLet.S meet' and either do 01. dw-1 Free from deceitltigishygellfiueglawzd free and ,full Bilgeilsgd Black' Iflews' 'Nature Club' Hi-Y Club, Red and Black News, An- MUU A - In -, nual Staff, President's Club. 5IQ?ffnYlLkWed' i,, . If-Iohn MC ntyr 4 ' ff' Mac A111121 lYIlliChC1l NG . - - I t . 4, t-dd, f . f'The1'e's a long lame that has no turning mms is on ypgfigziitgfi ap 1 l G m Commercial Club, Courtesy Club, Book Vice-President of Junior Class, New Club, Math. Club. Poor, National Athletic Scholarship So- ciety. Charles Neiger - 'G61l'i'1LS can 'never despise Zuborf L M H New Poor, Annual Staff, Pres1dent's orene e on C1 b H S ' t ' I am sure cards an B'lJ61Li'llg to life u ' Onor Due y Delbert Nelson Del Albert Liicks Alu The ploughman homeiufwd plocls 11,119 weary ' HI awoke one ymiiiwiiizsgnd found myself 'fThat's That, aigggfe the Prince, Ath- Radio Club, Golf Club. letrc Club. . Eunice O'Neil Viz-tue, a 1'e1vao'fl to itself Math. Club, Commercial Club. Q ' ' i ' H ' - N Q , .. . .v e7iE Qf3S?TfE Quo c9ASxiu C T . y X. . . C279 M - , . P. 1 1 P .C I '. ' 3 - C P 5 ,Q ' 2 . . ,f C 2 ' 4 75- Q '91 S ' 0 ei Il' If f oi l u A . ' --xg 0131 1 A i 1 osfmgopf bio f . QM o n I: . h i as 2 E l I :' 5 ' I I I I : : E x -x ' . 1 ' - X05 J 5 3 ' If 4: 1 344' E Q It an R :'9.a' X sg, sf ' r, 0 ills! WPS, ' P o l sf- 7 W: I ! j P 2534 -fi J : 1 , -R qta 6 : ' , 11 . I I 4 5 , . I z X . 1 1 ' 1 2 'Ear ' 1 I . 1 4 'J : - , 'Q--, rv - : : : .-I ' -f 5 . : jx be ' .- 5 5 Q I 1' , 'Q ,nz I ' P - 'qi 2 2 Q ., 1' :-. rx I : 5 ' . I U f 'E' a : pf . J , I ' . E ' . , I A, C .P , , u ' 'XA- .. ..-.-..--f-.. ..... . .-.... ..- -. -- -.. .... . ...... . ........ .. .l..4....-...-.-... l Carl Pease Rudolph Radtke Rudy The rewarrl of duty is th power to f ljill - L6f'S 00-LGVS UO! ' anoth,e1 ' C N Dramatxcs Club, Courtesy Club. Boxmg Club. Science Club. John Pe,-ry ffjacku Nina Ritenour Skirts M1Zml wnemployecl 'is 'rniml 1me11,joyerZ Gigegiguao out than 'rust out X . Dorothea Peters Pete Klgfbelf. Roha I h A BOW The hqrnrl phat follows intellect can alclzlielgeu 'wt 'mg but mst?-fggelo' history must be Spr1ngt1me, Travel Club, jumor Football 928' Hi-Y, wrhatvs Thatyw Chamber of Commerce. Block MMU Club. W VM3U1'iCe Putnam Elizabeth Sankey Betty'! Sermon'.3 in stones. and good in e'ue'rythi4ng Deep-sighted in intellige1zr:c C' l C .f . K . ff' - 1 , f . Ll KA LL. CL K ,fy ,0!Mar1an Satterlee Pat '7l'!rfi,5'l,'fQ-,E f Safe, Same and Co-nse1'vn,tive'i Dramatlcs Club, Glee Club. ' . . ,, . Y Y Y . l ' 'wr'-ye' . lx Q,3d?'f'E?5? ',f Kb Q l 2 .Alf SSX. 1 ' ' Aw ' 1 C237 ' Sr 1 - I . 1,q, ,Q, .-nL4ni- if N' I ,3: C 2, l 1 A 5 , H E 1 I my l 1 i -w f' 2 : , Q 3 N . o, w Q ' 1 ' 2 9 L n P gh , ' ll 0 'aa I ' os .A . P af, . 3. ,r 5 . .fa Nl' N b I 'V U .N Ei::ji ' si E e. I il E ' A u ' I ' Q ' I as ', n . .1 -ig E 5 4 1 .g?g! , 3 g 5 u e ,Q . ' my . : I 5 X v N' ssl... N ,5 K ' E' , F - wif e X 'ng f'H Z P iid .. 9 5 E K ,1 's -2 2 - 'K 15 q Q 4 5 9 ' u I i . Q Z 3 ,1 . i : 1 1-3 0 ' s f : : . 1 asf l ' g 3 Q EN ' gg . C I 5 5 iid I 1 X 3 : , E Q -, l x mls. 1 X : I J I' N i N : 3 B ' . u 5 I. Q I 115, 5 l i ,f J . ' Q E 5 f C N 'N A ,J ll f , , 59- f Pauline Schadt Polly Pauline Schwab Action is ekloqqqenccf For what I will, I will, and there an end Dramatics Club, Springtime, Glee Cl b. u Anna See A Anne Q H U Labor is the Imp of happiness Q 01931 56113110 Beth Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Page thc, 15'Tr'ust her Iwi, she is fooling thee Prince, - I ramatics C ub. U . , ' Marcia Shaderliue Liafgafet Schreck spegy Thou ht nl and wise she goes her way 9 f 'fAs merry astflig diy isCf01lg9 H N ' rt u . I, Ome ursmg u ' Howard Shaffer f'There are more men ennobled by study John Schuler than by nature , Same rise by sin, and some by 11i1't'uCe fa-ll Current Events Club, Latin Club. .y-14.01 H L. cg L llgfgfigly ynsmfzf .Lin Q V Alberta Shaw Battie ffwhense is thy learning? Hath thy toil o'er bo-olcs consumed' the midnight oil? Latin Club, Spr1ngt1me. ' Ti ' Q f .,,.... 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I i f f 9 7 li' : .2 A. - I I 5 , N-C .,H C C fM-- all' l 1 -., , l 1 ., ll l l Pflggnmude ?hryock h HGerf' Cleo Sn1hh UCoken ' aware 0 her fa air, f ' ll .12 l all ffl - - -1 , women: in ,lheiumagic ofmhg' elogkgg S Healtglugfugtuia-git-2 ,fi-ig1z:?f'f5S'?lS rin - , Sprxngt1n1e, ' That's T at, Pa etze time H ' ' PV g P ince,7 attler Staff. Orx ' g,kPLx,olX 4521.4 5 ,. L , ' Doiothy hults Do Do Everett Smith 'f mfgh. and the world. laughs 1.Ll'ith you My ll , -ll b I ,, Natmonal Honor Souety, Semor Slx by mmg fe Ows wi C young felows Marks, The New Poor, Page the . - - Russell Snuth S 'tt' u rv T f C1 . ml IC Q3-x?gJSfx'555LiWJul1lOr ass He is gifted with genius who knoweth much Arthur Empsou ,' Art R d. Cl ly 'mt 4 al talent Still they gazed avnrl s ill the wonder grew, 3' 1? U 2 Junior Chamber Of Com' how one s-mall head could carry all he kvzeuf' K merce. k Football, Block M Club, Semor Six by Class Page the Prince, National Ath- ,. . . , . . , , letic Sclrgl rship Society, Preside11t's Club. Eggxgrfoiksxrshthe hem ta of th 4 Wgnnlerl , . ' L 6 'YI , Gm 1 that, in guess they 'l?L9fl'?l17'8 by thfgtzleedtfstg Simplicity of mamwr, integrity of conduct Clggee Club, Dramatlcs Club. Nature Almon Snyder Al I will go meet the ladies Chu Cmb. l A ' l ' un an , 1 ur i , W ., C . , x.. 4 Q Q , ., , ' , 9 E an. ' OC Q C305 i 5 v . . .. ... .... 1- - - o I P ' If 1 V l l 1 ' i f v l , . 5 I, 1 5 2 f R. y 1 5 ' '71 5 1 - 0 3 Q Z Q 5 f, I of i l sl., : ' - 0 - ' in '. Q N so 1 Eli: ' 7 ,151 ' -: ' l 0 A 3 's . A U A 5 5 If n- 1 : Y in Q ag: 1 rin : .L 5. I In i I - i 3 : 3 A lv i i i I . .xl- Q 5 . I - , 5 ., G u 5 : . I V -Ss? - I ' Q ' '- ess. ., 2 - : .. s' .5 I. EH- - ffl xiii: X I F . re use 2 r' ' W' 2 -fi .5 ' ta A ' fd I ' 2 ' A . 'if f 4 X 1 l . ' i -' . 1 1 : , x V MSU, A 1 ' 5 ' r W - 9. o 'fri 5 7 2 J ' 3 ' rl I E is V E ' N : I 5- 'S -,. 'C ' , X ,agp 1 2 2 , I 1 A E, Z ! 5 v -e ' 3 Q I :'. N . q - ' 5 T 1 E l 'Q '14 ' I i 1 z 2 ' j X N , ',,,,s ex.. , E' 1 f - ,K 1 E C. Q Helen Stadler Bun Lena Tcrrill i To thee, 'vapors of the atmosphere were HAH people say she had authority more than bread ana meat Embrmdery Club. 5 T Commercial Club, Dancing Club. U , Roberta Ternll Bert I A - ' Catherine Stein 'GKHYH As good be cuff ofhthexwoi-ld as out of it 1 ' 1 1 -r 1 rl' . . GS Nm . X i l ffiirdlggwsltlbflzfiglb7gZyaZZt'ZJ'Qe1ff,. Hug Sewing Club, Commercial Club. ' Nature Club. Jessie Terry ,,Jay,, - f I HCI kv I 'tfls rlointy s a woodland flower Q - i g31?Se:lL3Eul?eSt':11,y song! It shall llc igitlity, Ksprmgtlmef, Tatum. Staff' Dramatlcs 5 and it shan't be long. Club- ! Harold Taylor ' Tay Mlobert Thomas Dude It is said that the loss of hair is indicative Flashes of, mem-iment that were wont to of high mentality . set the table on a- roar Editor of Red and Black News, Art Science Club, Secretary of Senior Class, Editor of Annual, Secretary of Junior Page the' Prince, Staff of Ann l, Cl , Tattler Staff. Taming of the Shrew. rXfvNgj7j,,f.2,?..a4,,,,x VVesley Thompson Pickles ' Fame is the fragrance of heroic deeelsu Football '27, '28, Golf Club, National T Athletic Scholarship Society. , ,,r,,....i,.. T - .,, . - -- ,. . -. - V . -- vs- lv- V - 1--V--W -W ---- ' ' t -- bu , i .,.. . . V, .4 ,qv .. , V , aifeeii ' .asians l I he L , v .ASQ . 1 C31 J .,.-,. ,mw- . - 1 -V I 1 ,3 2 .. 5 X, I 1 I R. I g '71 A : 0 : e g I. . . 'hw . I Q , H P rig' , ,,'fx.',f I 1 . J-xp , G 5 l 'Q - 429 : . 2 1- . A la 2 5 1 J ' l . E E' E ' ig : l ' I , 1 3 E ' ' , L' ' , J' I 3 3' i 'Qs J : v Q . 459? '3 5 i 4 Li' 1-E :gy .xiii 5 E ,I in .0 sg 'r' ' I ,- ' 0 ,' u ff ' 1 5' X . P 3 'f 2 ' '55 - n , ' - . -1 I I, 2 1 5 A ' 1 ! v. , 1 I . 1 n F : n . . I .- 1 ' . A 2 L . 'cuz V i 1 ' ' . 3 0 fp E : : . ,, st. , ' Wg f : :k 0' A ' 2 f 1 H l i H : 1 9 '- '- . 5-. wx ' . : - ' I . I -- f ' ' 1 .2 Z, f ' , 5 .X f if 5 V ikt- , .,,..,..----.--..... .... -.. .... ...-- --.---.........-..-- ....- -.-.----.----N Elizabeth Tinker Bettyl' Millard Turner Bill , 'fSh'e only counts thc sunny h0u,1's The better you lq11o1o.lLfZ1z. thc better you Springtime, Tl1at's That, Page the , WCC IWW Prince, Glee Club. 56161102 Club- Earl Trask Mike Elizabeth Voehl Betee NTVIQSB men and gozlhs aire on the strongest 'In hor tongue is the law of lcindnessn snles' Gregg VVr1ter Club, Embroldery Club. Carl Trozzy Buck X ' W-ise to resolve and patient to 1lC'l'fOT'UL ' Joseph VVarren Joel, AR! 1' Ootboalxln felglack. 'A man of cheerful yestcrclays mul confident A L ,L W. pf u vomoljrows' Helen Trypus Science Club, BOXlllg Club. A 'mewy heart makethna cheerful counts- V H XV , .VUWUG , ferne ' arren VOCat1OHal Guidance Club, Commercial ffNe,h,e.,. idle a ,,w,,,e,,,t but mmfty and N Club. thoughtful of others Q l Frederick VVeisman Fred ffqlen of few wo1'ds.a,re best of'men Science Club, Radio Club, Slide Rule Club. I i . 7 Y , . C , Q . -L .c?oXJ'fa3? ,q,,,0 3575 in . . Alf - E - C32 nn 0 B 1 J , 9 4 r if L, I f r . I t . r 5 1 , . - I . ' rn -J John XVEbfO11 'Let me have audzenoe fm a word or two Louise Wheet 'Elegant-as simplicity wa-rm as ecstasy' Dramatics Club Glee Club. VValton XVhipple Pete ' The proper study of mankind -is man Orchestra, Junior Chamber 'of Com- merce. Elizabeth VVhiting ' iz' 'fNot stepping o'er the -bounds of modesty' , Spr1ngt1me, Enghsh ,Club, French Club. Mix ,gil ,. x4'fgf-'Z ffl ' M Dorothy VVood Elizabeth XVillia111s Betty 'Its good to be merry and wise. ifs good . to be honest and true' Quill and Scroll Red and Black News, 'Thats That. Thelma VVilsou Glen There -is at gift beyond the reach of art of being eloquently silent Embroidery Club Art Club Local His- tory Club. Thelma VVoge ' Toots 'High erected tho-ztgllts seated in the heart of courtesy Glee Club. Margaret XVOHT 'Peg . An ocean of' dreams uithml-t a sound Dramatics Club Health Cl Gregg VVriter Club. :PYL-n.J'7j1 ' C 451- w- if Dot sore so much, the better' T to f JR-f em e- -. . . : - ,' . , . ., - z . I N. . . , . ' 1 . ' 1 . . , . X . s .1 A -f 'ea p . Q i . 5 - . ,-3 . I ' l c- ew ' . - V 2 9 tiff -W hiv : ' 0 'U io ,E 9 13 '. 5 I .' . v Q ' ' I I 39 All ' Q 2 ,335 'CJ E : .fi 4, 'S uf? 5 2 ll 4 li NI: 1 'fx.gxkr q 1 Q 5-0 bo 'lg 1 V, ' I p Q lg? I .isis I l 9: s' - . , i.1'-- 'ff : ' 0' jf? F 5 5 1 Q ' r : 1 il .D iff 5 5 1 asf 5 5 ' bei , ,P i -J ' y qi E T Z L , ' '- dx f o I IQ i 3 ' 5 I KL 7 . l - . . . .-.. ... ... ...... . .. . , .. Y.. , . , , . ff J: , , , , .. H .. ,, . -. U ' -1 , u ? D N1 lx f . L Q ' V xl v X' 1 N. V it U f f - . . . f'Laugh at your frzcud, 'Lf your frwnds are , , - :- 33 U 40 5' DQQL 7 5' 4 I 1' J Wayne Woodward Weaners F01 has acts so much applauded Math Club Scxence Club ,VFlorence Woods Musw Oh' how famt how weak Lan guage fades before thy spell Sp1'lI'lgtl1'1'1C Thats That New P?ff.Ra9J3Lfa 9,555 b Arhne Work L 5 Smooth Ambztwn 'ls no owe for love That s That Dramatxcs Club Charles Kothe Chuck Behold me I am wmthy of thy lomng fm I love thee Sprnngtxme Red and Black Annual Red and Black News Pagethe Prxnce Q-1.w,JCD wr ,Leeffiffvll , . 'H George Fordyce Cracker Au ajable and courteous gentleman Red and Black News New Poor Red and Black Annual Quill and Scroll Page the Prince. George Slocum Red He was a- man take him, all 'in all Staff of. Annual 28 Golf Club. l-kvcfgf4Jcgt,.,1c,, Victor O iel Vic Tilme elaborately throwv away Athletrc Club. H 71,12 C. I qgo Roger Mushrush ' Angular but with sy-m1m,thy in every line' if llstif gl -3 V :- 'E eff' s eed' 1' I ' lr 1 . 2 1 . L 1 Q , 3 , . l 5, f, : ' : 0 ' 5 9 I It L - l ' l ova? Q 'H J' 5' I I I Ei-9 US' r-,s , 0 q I g 'N l ' l ' 1 , I E ' 1 I 4 l a : 1 ' ,u ' l I E I - 06' . I I -5 S an . , X 'o 'S 251 f ' s ' 'D . ' -, Q ' LI be Egg' ' -W., 2 1 1 N' Fo 8 V' ' U 1.51 ' 'Q' r Q I ue ' - , 5 4, . .-X : ! .X 0 5'l'x. 'J 7 I f no +2 - ' . Pc us T . : 7 1 9 . ' N . . . . , 0 0 ' f : Q J - '. .V Kr' , . X .1 .rg l 5 5 2 V1 0 gf Q' 4 1 . Ex 9' T W E . 1 :ii 4 , . I N 1 V T X I 'qlr : Z 12: 5 I' -rx I : 6 W 14 1 2 ' ' -. : . , 9 I l C ' 1 n ,. C X Y A1 5 ' .. ..-...--.---- -.- .-- -... ----..--.-. I w if . ' ,, , JJ ln' l! W . A , , ' ' ' cc yy 7 I ff , , l ll YY ff Q '- ' . . . - l 1 ' , In X if ' ' ,YY if 7 ,ll CK 7, KK Y, X , es , , lu . ff , ,, 1 , ' :ML .1 : . I u n J , ' ,, . . . , , ,, Q ca s sy ' x xc sr 1 Q , If JI l'l ll . l 'P rr J , - U - , J rl! CK ' ' S! l 3 3 l 1 I v , f I' X 1 V I 1 X lv ' ' x . l - l l , . ,. , , ' W , LQ? - l ' s l , C 34 sf-'f was Ojlxejgeb Smlaclx C Q ? ,,,,. umm SJHRHHUKYBIF5 i 1 2- i s.,-x I Aicgaii lag . .ad Fa ei Eh'- or' - 9 N .7 1 QVCPNQ' QQfUZ.rLfQ ' VI U :Q 66 Q 4- 3 . HAROLD TAVLORJ u , , , ,, .r.g,, , ,WM 77, whmebgwlac . E ' Q I Name Ackert, Marjorie Adsit, Alfred Adsit, Williaiii Anderholt, Richard Armour, Marian Ash, Dorothy Ball Joseph Barnes, Richard Bates, Josephine Beckman, Catherine Berry, Isabelle Worst Crime N'est ce pas VVonder what? Doin' nothin'! Passing out comps Driving cars Hurrying? Playing ball Angelic Studying Growing? Hiking Vtfeakness Being Late Acldin' what? Checkers VVriting notes l'Robert Shy Bowling New Kreisler Model Latin iv Dancing G. R. V W' A E E W 'iii-ig-:Wa get 6 I H C J 36 . ff' ' 'Q timid S-Blur Name Bittler, Iohn Blanchard, Kathryn Boyle, Marie Brock, Oliver Brooks, B rooks Brown, Brown, Brown, Armour Kenneth David Marian John Browning, Tom Buttray, Esther Carpenter, Virginia Chamberlain, Helen Chase, Donald Church, William - Clawson, Gail Collom, Myrtle Conover, Jane Consla, Walter Craig, Helen ' Crouch, Oroson Crowe, Janet Cox, Bernard Cutshall, Iola Davenport, Harper Davis, Malcolm Deets, Merle Deshner, Evelyn Dickson, Tesla Dragosavic, Violet Dunham, Helen DeSaussure, Lucie Eccles, Rhea Echnoz, Florence ' Eddy, Virginia Emmel, Edwin Ernst, Theodore Worst Crime Blowing Up Petite Boiling over Being up in the air Leading 'em to victory Fishin' in the brook We wonder! Giggling Find it Making noise I Faw Down and Go Captain's Relief One never knows Sophisticated Paris styles Black Head Writing letters Boom! Blowing up at meetings Noise Hard to tell Small snipe Posting notes Reserved Being bashful Talking Blushing Dreamy Staying up Bluffing Petite Staying Home Short but sweet Thoughtful Sailor's sweetheart Second floor vaifnp Them A's Has a pull Weakness Public speaking It's the funniest thing Stepping out Thelma K Franklin VVhat is it? Blonde curls A little dog Shooting rubber bands Physics Paderewski has nothing on me Chauffering the Bunch Green cars Those eyes Fluting Fats Candy Dodo Louder and Funnier Does everything well Fd walk a mile ' Witty C Driving cars Brilliant Chevies and such truck 1 Among those present , Today or Tomorrow 3 College Boys Jerking sodas l Being quiet l Hard to tell Cheezle-cheezle Silence In Hawaii Gib . Taking books Physics 1 1-rm-rrrrm nm 38 T 4211 ' s ifIhQI2efS SJBIM Q Name Worst Crime VVeakness Fahr, Mary Stylish Franklin boys Feldmiller, Gertrude She knows her groceries Workiiig Fleming, Janet Chucking The Model J Fle1ni11g, Russel ' How many s's in Mississippi Spelling' Frobese, Ruth Knowing her lesson Efficiency Ganster, Geraldine Blushing ' She knows her VVebster,' Gaylor, Paul It's such a secret Pretty Frisky Gill, Madeline Studying Cheerful Godfrey, Rosa Page the Prince Warbling Goodman, Gilbert Heart-breaking Making baskets Graff, Eva Trim Personality Guy, Mary g Reducing Pleasingly crime Hafer, Helen Sped and accuracy Typing Hamilton, Robert Empty VVagon Dancing Hall, Julia Handley, Marian Higby, Ruth Higby, Bernard Hibbard, Thelma Hill, Laura Hecker, Catherine Hoffman, Imogene Hogue, Beatrice Hogan, Robert Hunter, Rufus Hui-ly, Constance Holden, Richard Hoy, Virginia Irwin, Hester Jackson, Elizabeth Jeffers, Catherine Jeffrys, Charles Johannesmeyer, Ruth Jolly, Constance Johnson, Lawrence Junak, Lucille I didn't have a chance to study Studying Am I in tune? Counting her calories Going to the Library Weak in French Handy Man No foolin' Sure she's in school Hello, there Talking , Clogging I'd sooner talk VVhat is it? Wearing footballs A Counting her callories Petite Chatting Why Girls Leave Home' Oh, those dimples! Ladies Delight ' Lafayette Yes, I'm here I've got to study Man of all traits Humor A She hasn't any Sweet That blond hair Basketball I guess so Shy Knowing her lessons Man-hater A real fellow French Sounds 'good Quite the kid It's a great life Chevies He's a He Man Everyone knows her Steps right out Don't kid me V, M mm' NEW, ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,.,.,.,.,, ...,.,.........c.,,......... 1 X. ...C E E E Y C J 39 T ,f W ' Name Iunak, joseph Kelly, Alberta Kepler, Darwin Kent, Robert Kiebort, Frederick Kiebort, VVallace Kiser, Elwood Klemm, Marcella Kraynack, Catherine Lawrence, Robert Leonard, Helen Leto, Rosario Lockard, Isabel Leighty, Charles Lucas, Marian Mahoney, Parker Mallery, Frank Maloney, Isabel I Maloney, Max Marhoefer, Reade Moyer, Gail Mellon, Josephine Michel, Charles Miner, Franklin Miller, Norma Miller, Virginia Jane Miranda, Adelainda Miranda, Auria Micks, Jack Mook, Beatrice Moore, Margaret Murphy, Pauline Murray, ' Lois Miles, Virginia McClaughrey, Catherine McMahon, Janet Worst Crime Ladies' Man And what Popping off Judging the girls Stepping on the gas Fords ' Thoughtful I should be a movie actor Yes, I think so Kiski Pest VVriting notes He knows them all Young But Ambitious You know Me Iini Pulling Hard Park! The Boy Scout All the Girls know Him A Prairie Flower Another Student Mean With me Girls Hands up, Boys! Seen But Not Heard Slow But Sure Sweet Fellow Hasn't a11y Never again, Fellows Such Beautiful Hair That's It XIXIHICII Him, Girls Doing the Same Says She Can Dance A Rough a11d Noisy Student As You Were The Light Fantastic ' Long Distance Walker Here's A Live One Vtfeakness Not in the comic page Smith Cough Drops I didn't have a chance to study Ilm the guy who runs the school-I am Curly hair Get Gertie's Garter Hot ties Chasing around Seen but not heard I love Me Skip here and Skip there Sure, he's in School Fm a Good Student Now, when I was in the Army It's a Great Life Me and My Pipe Had a Fall Out Stubborn He XVouldn't Stick - Oh, Girlsg Look! A Man of All Trades She Gets Around Somehow Man-Hater ' Meadville High Pride! A Ladies' Delight! Being Sweet Known Far and Away Her Size Kellogg's Breakfast Food Class By Himself Heads or Tails Appendix I'm a Lovin' Lass VVe Aren't Sure The One A The Other Pure, Innocent and Athletic 'Milly .......,.. 1 ..... .....,.,......... ....,...,1., , ,W .,.,,.,c. ., : - : Eng, E Q-1' Marais -wg, -.NNN Whdiet 2lB1e ii?5? A aaa? Name McFadden, Raymond McMunn, Ralph Nole, Edson Noblit, Mildred Norton, Dorothy ' Orr, Rowena O'Day, Francis Orner, Violet Pond, Helen Powell, Mildred Quinn, Mildred Rossiter, Virginia Redmon, Vera Q Richardson, Mackatte Rice, Kenneth Roberts, Lawrence D Roha, Robert Rouche, Geraldine Reynolds, Geraldine Rudd, Beatrice Sample, Perry Satterlee, Martha Schatz, Helene Sanford, Mary Schnauber, Mary Shaffstal, Pauline Schreck, Anna Schreck, Frank Schane, Lois Shanley, john Simonetta, George Simonetta, Joseph Shiek, Eleanore Smith, Mildred ' Worst Crime Skipper, Nog But a Girl in Every Port Bashful, But Give Him Time Feathers Always Finding ik Losing Men Quick Same Gal A Big Boy from a Big Town A Million Dollar Smile Counting Calories Unknown Am I in Time A Good Stu dent-Some Things I Come from a Big Town Up On His Toes Asking Questions Big Dime Stuff He Knows 'Em All Her Specials i Wait Till Next Fall Married? N-N-No Not Related to the Great One Stumbling Clever Looking Sweet Studying . Staying Home Skating Q Being Too Energetic Lady Bug He Hears the Call of the VVild CWomenD All together now boys You know it Find it Making Clothes Vlfeakness Honest, fellows, I didn't do Yes, He Is, Too Did You Say Fusser? Eat and Keep is My Creed I'll Leave That to You Cheer-Leaders Secrets Any New Stories Yes, He is Too Discussion It's a Secret She is Known Far Some Thing Big Ladies' Man Receiving Answers Flat Tires Dash to Dot Home it and VV ide I'm a Long Distance VValker Salts fMortonj Saving Telephoning Love WhippCItSj Flirting Movies Keeping Still W'hat's in a Name Week-Ending Now when I was in VVriting Man of all trades Bent-on Franklin boys Hurrving the Army 41 wQ,-,-- -f s---Ef ldasisasfsiiieseea llgll ' -' ' e' 1' L' A' J' ..... ,l.,.. it..tt.t. ,,,,,,, I ..,..,, ,N I c n , C5 '4fMS'lB 1' Name Smith, Georgia Smith, Marjorie E. Smith, Marjorie I. Smith, Carl Sniallenberger, Lucille Smallenberger, Arthur Smock, Gordon Smock, Russell Snodgrass, Jack Spear, Geneva Staff, Marcelline Stallard, Blake Stallard, Darrell Stauffer, Anna Strickland, Eleanore Strickland, Bernice Stark, Clarence Styer, Herbert Styer, Ruth Swavey, Marianne Terry, Edward Tenney, Herbert Tessler, Helen Theuret, Lucy Thomas, Ruth Thompson, Virginia Tiltaney, Jean , Trefiletta, Sam Tribby, Osborne Turner, Agnes Truran, Richard Unger, Robert Walton, Charles Vllheeling, Hobart VVhiting, Clifford . Worst Crime Doing the same Talking Silence Can't be too sure Eiiiciency Turning over to Washington He gets by some how He couldn't stick Hunting soft chairs Eating sandwiches Stealing sterling silver Something Anything Find it Hair More hair Chewin' Red Man Not going out for! Virtue Sweet girl Did you Hx it up Ed? Brooks has nothing on me Washing dishes Puttering around Being shushed Eagerness Any relation to jewelry? I'm a jolly Hi School lad It ain't hard to be a million- aire Doing things As him about? Brigham Young the second She likes me, too Pure, innocent and athletic VVatch him, 'girls VVeakness Food Ice cream cones Chocolate drops Not mentionable We wonder Now what could it be? We neither know- his p future Rubber? 1 Blue roadster Wait another year Now here's a live one Thefonel The other! Don't know any! The other! The One! Sweat! Er's! Football! Silence Everything Looking up The Monaca Flash Most anything great After dinner speeches Hope chests Other people's money' Snapping gum ast nor Big caneand crutch man from Cripple Creek Kitty, Kitty, Kitty-Boom Cutting up I'm a lovin' lad Erie time tables Yes, he is, too In a clas by himself Hard l QfAAJi5? ,, 42 'I' ,l g p 5 if J -. A g K 1- 7 Ill' 'll .... ,,, .r...rt ......rt.. g ..rcr,,.,. i .r,,,,,r. ' i ,r.,.rlt.r,.,, r,,c..c, ' 5 'lid' c u ' ' wt fl . s 53 . -D E Z Sf Aa: g...g.---.-. ..E V e if - 5. ef' -4- 5 - -of Ef f 355225 QBIHC EQAQQQ si' .g . si 'ig-' 5555 :E '.?'?sS Name Worst Crime Vlfeakness. Weber, Dawson This innocent, angelic cherub Flashy . is in love Williams, Robert Dignihed and serious Sport and humorous Wilson, Alice Cheerfulness Marriage VVilson, John The future football idol Mail Pouch Williams, Theodore Do you know Mr. VVi1liams Doubtful of Missouri? as bf Williams, Leonard Beau Brummel's only rival Old in society circles Widmann, Scott A future society man Meadville Special K Weisman, Frederick Waking people up History shark! Watson, Edna Pecking Chewing Ward, Walter We doubt it Tall girls Wood, Glenn Wondering what it's all No wonder! about Wood, Agnes Native Short boys! White, Cecilia Sweetness Reserved VVinans, Pauline Not seeing the point Slams Wurster, Madelyn Let's go itch, it's gotta be Says she can dance done Voelpel, Helen Old man art himself Studious, 'quiet Voelpel, Janice The girl with the pep Bridge ' Yeager, Lois Most anything great To land him Young, John The Meadville gusher Keeping people waiting Yeager, Lewis Keep 'em guessing Ladies' aid Young, Alberta To get some sleep Killing time ' Yeany, Elizabeth Pride of anyb0dy's mother Queen of the movies Zimmer, Vifalter He's always there with the Hintz's 58 Q ' ' ggi' p' ........... - ..,.......,.... M.. ..... 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Q.q':....:IyS,,+. ' ,, 5.3. JQNNR fM?2'5SJB1if 1Hr2aihrnt'z Glluh Sponsor ... .... President . . . ... . ..... Clark Beiler Vice-President . . . . . . . .... Stanley Flaugh Secretary...... ....... ' ........ ....... . .... . . . . .Eleanor McKay ...Erba Brink The President's Club was organized this ear fo t d ' y r s u ying the idea ,of student co- operation through a student council. The sources were constitutions used in other high schools, articles in educational magazines, newspaper clippings and observation in Wilson Junior High School, Erie, and Titusville High School. ' The club also drew up recommendations for major and minor activities and scholar'-' shi re ' ' ' p quirements for student council members and officers. Through acceptance of a resolution made b h 1 y t e cub, a guest book has been placed in the Principal's ofiice. 4 Glhamhvr nf Glnmmrrrr Glluh Sponsor ...... ...... P earl Smith President .............. ' John Miller Vice-President ........... . . . . Noreen Kimmey Secretary and Treasurer . ....... . ........ Virginia Crosb The Chamber of Commerce Club, sponsored by Miss Smith, was organized for the purpose of creating interest in all school activities, such as plays and am g es. The members of the club consist of the home room treasurers. They are responsible for the advertisement of plays and the sale of tickets. Although the club is a new one, it has proven very successful thus far. ' I 'iulgur' - ' if 1: 1- f 1... El E E.. ,,fZ' ef if -'5.e?:a:'! ,'a':L s':sHl5, lhiql it ,E si si ai Ld . . g 0-. 2 0: lf v ' ' assi ll' T ,- ' Q W 1 54 . A ---- , ,, , ,,, ,,,,,,,.,,, V if .F fm1Qf?e5 Slglack -Q QQ 3 l 5 2 .a '1: '.. . H 'f :A Ei! gg 4 -'--A--- Eilfai S :E ? i r E 1 I M, We If QQQQQQHQH ma . E+, eggs' N.. 5 ffmigieii Qwlac k Qbuill :mil Svrrnll Natinnal FRANKLIN CHAPTER Sponsor ...... ................................. L eda Strauss President .............. ........ N orman Beebe Vice-President .......... ..... . . .. ..... Betty DeSaussure Secretary and Treasurer ........................ Dorothy Shults The purpose of the Quill and Scroll Society is to promote better writing and better journalistic work in the high school. The Society is a national organization with three hundred seventy-six chapters and over 4,00 members. The Meadville Chapter was installed last January. Natinnal -Ennnrarg Snrirtg Sponsor ........................................... Grace Prenatt President . L .. ..... ......... J ohn Fisher Vice-President .... .... A lice McClelland Secretary .. ..... .... X Virginia Caddahan Treasurer ........ .............................. R obert Brakeman The purpose of the National Honor Society is to promote scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The emblem of the club is a keystone, bearing a torch with the letters S. L. C. S. 0 BI 57 .J 'r 'll1E l' E, L - L - , - , R Y? C D . CTI1Qj2eg, -VY-4ma.,,W a f5f11Qf?ft 3-lBIa' fmrrhrutra Sponsor ...... . ....... MEMBERS Violin John Hauser Fidelia Richardson Fred Magruder Jane Monteleone A Piano Tony Mastraenito Esther Buttray Dorothy Roschi Drums Pearl Kindervater Maxine Jannot Charles Jeffries Kenneth Steele Albert Foulk Joe -Jenkins Eugene Reymore Cornet Clinton Thibault Earl Kellogg Osborne Carpenter . . . . .Mary L. Bond Saxaphone Milton Maloney Robert Williams Robert Stein Flute William Church Clarinet Robert Muir Cello Irene Henry ' The Orchestra of Meadville High School is one of which any school may be well proud and of whi h l l ' ' c our sc loo is truly proud. It has required a great amount of persever- ance and hard practise to organize an orchestra, the results, however, are extremely grati- fymg to everyone concerned. CEirl'u C5122 Glluh Sponsor ..... . . . i ......... . . . L.Bond ' The Girl's Glee Club has always been a very popular musical organization in our school. The club this year is the largest that has ever been organized in Meadville High, having a membership of about one hundred girls. Their work throughout the year has been of very high order. ma.et T , , 7 5 .,....x...,.......,.. .....,,.,,,,.,,.,,.,, 1 -- WN ------------- 9 -------- 3--5 ' 5 ' 5 i- - -' ' 5 E 0 Q51 I Ii . - - f if :E asa Ha g.--f , I 9 ILC ag Q Ei - -. .- 4 - - '?1 4 - . - -- .- 5 5 E 5 E in .O .O .0 .0 L 5- 3. 5 5 5 E 5 H ,,.A..... . 1575555 ,E E 55 'S ? I I5 9 4,6 90,9 nh' xo, nm- u, '9- afqifgseg-if H T ----- '--- ----'V--0 --v--' V--..,1.,..-.-....-. -an Y.-.Hn , '-. ,.,.....,......1,.,... ,........... .,.... f ffyiiwx-Qigzmvam W. 9 chips tbirl illezerue Glluh Sponsor .... . l ............................. ........ B lanche Joyce President ........ ....... I sabel Lockard Vice-President ......... Rosa Godfrey Secretary ...... . ......... Ruth -Tohannesmeyer Treasurer ..................................... Eleanor Strickland h TlhehGirl Reserves have been a very active club this year. During club periods in sc oo t ey mave sewed for Associated Charities. A Japanese bazaar was held, in the Spring. A mother and daughter banquet was given, and besides the club had numerous hikes and candy parties at the Y where discussions took place for personality develop- ment. Girl Srnuia Glluh g Sponsor ..................................,......... Leda Strauss lst. Lieutenant .... Betty Williams ' 2nd Lieutenant ..................... Cecilia Vtfhite Scribe ........................................... Dorothy Dennis The Girl Scouts met during club period to work on merit badges and rank tests. The majority of the girls have passed their tenderfoot tests and are now second class scouts, studying signalling and first aid. The club has held tureen suppers, gone o11 short hikes and the girls are planning to go to camp this summer. I - Eurail iiieltnrg Glluh Sponsor .............. ' .... K ................ Gertrude Smallenberger President ...... .......... A lmeda Kelley Vice-President ......... Harriet Hogue Secretary ......... .. .............. Jessie Bittler Reporter .......................... . ........... Beatrice Hogue The purpose of the club is to study the early history and settlement of Meadville. The class has made pilgrimages to historic spots such as the monument on the Terrace, the cite of Meade's first house on Water Street, and has also studied the monuments on the Diamond. Each member has made an illustrated booklet on the history of our city. , mem W 61 eases 'l' I gf...-i'N-9fg'MQ,., BQWNac Q -r L Q... ., 1 - ' 0 ' . 1 ,X g................ ......3.. . H l ' 1 1 0 - 3 - 55 5: 'mg X , .. E. -: gs - - . S - .... 5 : : -.: 5 Q 5 'L 5 E in 0 0 5 . S E E S E 3 - : - : 5 2 3- I . 5 - -5 E .53 35 3: E E 'G E -1' 5 5? ? rs' ., Q 2 '09 ' 1 f 9 '., v vw' ., ,+V M,-mm 'um-No' 'ii' v 2. Fi m4fM'2lB1ac Snhalitia Gllaszim sponsor .... ................................. C .Adelaide Remler Consuls .... 5 Alberta Shaw S 'I IAudrey McGowan cri Ja ............................................... Earl Hague Quaestor ........................................... Meryl Harris The motto of the Latin Club is Scientia Crescat meaning Let knowledge increase T . he purpose of the club is to deyelop a greater knowledge of, and interest in the life and language of the people of Ancient Rome. The members of the club are those students who are now taking Latin and wish to do research work along this line. EP Glrrlv Eiranmis M ' S Miss Hotson Sponsors ..... .... l Miss Prenatt President .,.... .... . Alice McClelland Vice-President . . .........,........................ Anna Hauser Secretary ......................................... Robert Shaffer The object of Le Cercle Francais is to promote interest in France and to increase fluency in the French language. The members of the club are students who have attained a high degree of standing in their high school work in French The work of the year consisted of songs, lantern slides, plays, games and reports cn Normandy. , lghilu-fllllath Qlluh Sponsor . .. ............ . .. ....... Marguerite McClintock President .... .............. E arl 'Green Secretary .................... ............. L aura Hill Chairman . . .. ................. . . . Ruth Hibbard The purpose of the Math Club is to: l. Promote scholarship. 2. Increase interest in mathematics. 3. Investigate useful application of mathematics. 4. Open up possibilities for pleasant use of leisure time in field of mathematics. . The members of the club have had a very profitable vear studying the historical aspects of mathematics and some of their practical applieations, also going on field trips to survey. - A 63 ugffly E g : g - B - H - aes . 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The class made posters for the school play, The New Poor. They also niade 'Q , posters for the Community Chest and to illustrate books for the public library, besides study letters and sketching. f 1 ' l Sfrivnre Glluh Sponsor ................ . . .Dorothea Kerr President . ......................................... Kenneth Berry Secretary and Treasurer . . ., ............................. Reid Urey The purpose of the Science Club is to study scientific subjects. Among the activities of the year they carried on various experiments of animal life . of which the most important was that of dissecting a cat. 1 ' mm-nm rm rwwwvvvvfvvf nm p F 2 ...a.... . ,... ,.,.....,.. K ..... . .3 ...... ,.,. .,.... .... : 2 iyii iiyp p W pppp p ppppppy y yp pp pp p p p p pppppypp . H 'r I if L QI? 0 X R u L I 0 A 0 : ,.... ....... F .....-. S 'N hem w-u-n it -----ll it llfl E Q ,,,V.,,,,V g , ,,,,V,,,.,,, ,, ,,,,,,, Q 3 a ge i0'hQ1?e6s,H5Iack ii i, 5 s a 5 5 5.4 a Aa 1 '.. .- ua 5. a. :A E - rg fi 2 ' ii. ? 51 0 5' 'o un.. r -uv' l , fm, , , 1 , H 1 M msg lad .,' ? I: . T .'l's3x.v Mark 11111 Qllnh . Sponsor ........ ........................ ..... A l bert Bender President ......... .... R obert Roha Vice-President .................. ......... ..,.. E u gene Kuhn . Secretary ........................................ Arthur Simpson The Block 'MU Club is for the lettermen of the high school football, basketball, tennis and track teams. It is for both social and sports purposes. A In the club period, topics on athletics are discussed. - Qi-ijt Qlluh President ......... ..................... . . .Fred Magruder Vice-President .... ..... .... F r ed Kiebort Secretary ...... .. .' ........ ... . .. .. ... . .john Shanlev , Treasurer -. .. ............... 1 ........ s. ................. Bob .Roha The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The platform is: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, clean living. iliahiu Ollnh Sponsor ..... ..... .......,.......... ........... M r . Poux President ...... .... A rt Smallenberger Vice-President ................................... Wallace Kebort Treasurer ....................................... Charles Michael The Radio Club is the oldest organized club in Meadville,High School. Its meet- ings are entirely devoted to things pertaining to radio. One of the chief events of the ' year was the broadcasting of President Hoover's inaugural address. A .X xx C67 L 1' llf? l' P E P , - -A 1 -E E E -1 5 5 .r , xt XX-x 05aQ .JNQSAN wdhn -eu ,ss X 1. 4 ' ,...,..,....,,,.,...,.. ,,..,,.,...,.,,...,., 5 gf' 4 'fm - ------- 5 - l f,, - 1 ' 1 - 5 GCWRQ5 f2U31f1C Q32 E2 an digit 4 0 'a K r ...Qu , lp' 1 f f gqfwawielmig H , Q UIwll?e6s1B1nc . A illrwhmvn Aims Glluh Sponsor ...... . . . ...,...... J ......... Belle Carroll President ...... . . .VVilliam Graitam Vice-President ........................... .... lf Villiam Collins Secretary and Treasurer ........................... Kenneth Hand The Freshmen Aims Club was organized for the purpose of developing powers of- expression, social cooperation and social attributes in high school activities. Its motto is An ideal for an ideal school. With this motto in view, many activities have been sponsored. Plays, concerts ente t' 13' , rainments and talks enlivened the club eriods. ' V ' . ' .5 .XL Qlnmmerrial Giluh Sponsor ..... ................... A nn Thompson President .... . ........ Mabel Higham Secretary .................................. Virginia Caddahan The time in tljs club was ver lit bl y pro a y spent studying the problems that the mem- bers knew they would meet in the business world. Actual practise was had i11 writing letters of application, bank work' ' h' ' ' ' ' ' money some day to them. , mimeograp ing, cutting stencils, all of which will mean Timhrniherg Cllluh Sponsor ......... .. Fa etta W l . .Q ........................... y a p President .................... .......... : ............ E thel Brandt 'The Embroidery Club teaches girls to embroider and sew. The time was not entirely given to making stitches but in designing garments. .mE1.,', S z -1 .,,.....,.... ......,.,,........, ,.,.. . ,..,.,. ,,.. 5 , ' 5 5 -E 2 - -: 1 5 -5 . ., W , my Q ,Lil ' c J T ,aim 5 f sD . 'A . +L M' f9'n4RtmB1'1' 'Legg' l ..Y l EDITORIAL STAFF i Editor-in-Chiefs ..........................,...... 3 'Il?:g1glS,i-qgglor Feature Editor .................... Norman Beebe Sport Editor .... ....................... I ohn Shanley Column Editors ....,..... ..... C harles Kothe, Frederick Miller Literary Editor ..,......... .................. I anet McMahon Associate Literary Editor ..... .................. I sabel Lockard Theatrical Editor , ................... I ........... Betty DeSaussure Jokes Editors ................. L . . . .Elizabeth Sankey, John Bittler Home Room and Clubs Editor ....................... Edith Gillen Make-up Editor ................ ................ D orothy Shults Assistant ................. ......... lv Iarcelline Staff Exchange Editor ....................... . ...... ....... E arl Hague Copy Readers ............................ Ann Fox, Jane Conover Reporters-George Simonetta, Farrient Taylor, Gilbert Staley, Ruth Davis Faculty Advisors .................... Leda Strauss, Ralph Theuret BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .......................... .... G eorge Fordyce Associate Manager ..... .................. ...... E a rl Green Exchange Manager ................................ Janice Voelpel Circulation Manager ............................ Daniel DeNoon Advertising Solicitors-Raymond Van Slyke, Thomas Curry, Ken- neth Crawford, Meade Marhoefer. .mg-?,,,, : ......,. Wm? ...........p............ ..t.,...,...... ,.,..,.,..,.l. L .... ,.,. ........... .. 2 : D LL to to I GLX v l1eJRe156jBlac1x N fwiw. f 1 -1 Wh . gbzffap fi G '11 Q QP Uhr Stage Q? -If 'MJ . ' .9 ' ' -W -' 7 Wig Wharf S33'n' a Friday David Case ..L.. John Shanley Robert Brakeman Shirley McCabe . .. John Mclzityre .... Norman Beebe .... Edna Birbeck ..... Madelyn Vtfurster Martha Brown .... Ann Fox ........ Gladys Hank .... Darwin Kepler .... Uhr Num 1Hnnr .. Grand Duke . Johnson .. Count Ivan . Simpkins .. Prince Vladimir Rogers . . . . Princess Irina . Tompkins . . . . Amos VVelby . . . , . Miller Gutteridge Mrs. VVelby . .. . . .. Alice VVelby . Constance Welby Betty Wlelby . . . . Mary Maudsley . .. Kirk O'Farrell Saturday . . . ..... Fred Magruder Charles Neiger Robert Brakeman Betty DeSaussure .. .. ... George Fordyce .. . Tesla Dickson . . . ..... Cecelia VVhite Catherine Earnest . . . . . Florence 'XNoods . . . . . . .. Marcelline Staff .... ..... Dorothy Shults Lawrence Roberts WW M., a,a,a, .ra.,. W ,,,1.,c.,.,yarya.,,r,t,,a,,y,.,,. y,a,, ' y .,......... ........,. x 5 X 27 E 5, -:F if .Eli ....... L., ...r. ww f f' fl Nxt 2:- li .-E 99 - ' - -5 t 'W ' K ' l 0 ' ' av ml... ui mm..-..- f i 1 G 2 :E g F ,..' 1 . af ... .. :- .. , : A .. A .- .. ' , I ' I Q Q : - . , to . a . - - . - - : g : : : - g : - : r-' - C. - E g - E- H. T :n 1 - 5- 3 1: S -.: 5'-' .. '- -'7 ., 2 'l 5' .7 e 1 : f we '., 7 f ,- v ' u, ,-9' 1 'a, 'ly' 4 Ellie mu 1Hnnr The first dramatic production to be given this year was a farce in three acts given by two casts. This two-cast arrangement was used for the first time with marked success. The play concerned a wealthy family, stranded in their summer home without ser- vants who employ twenty-four persons, supposedly exiled Russian nobles, but who turn out to be a group of amateur actors. Of course there was a crook theme in which old masterpiece played, a leading part. No discriminations can be made as to which cast was the best as the laurels were evenly divided. - ..., ...... M... .,..,. 1 x -p - : 'lil' 5 y c E or E E w 51 fp I XXXN we ft y e Q ery QQ? K Heinrich ......... VVillian1 Spurns .. Mrs. Brocton .... Mr. Brocton ..... Betty .............. Edward Ballantrine . . Bob Benedict ...... Al. E. Cop .......... Rosetta Rhinelander Count De Change A Bolshevik ....... Duke Srnicture ........ Sir Lornsteak .......... Queen of Gondolivia . .. Captain of Royal Guards Princess Pearl ......... Characters . . .Charles Kothe Charles Eisenman Gertrude Shryock . . . . . .John Fisher . . . .Rosa Godfrey .Parker Mahoney . . . . . . Earl Kellog . .Robert Thomas . . . . .Sally Fisher . . . .John Shanley . . .Darwin Kepler . . . Lloyd Barnard . . . . Charles Curry ........Anna See .....J:1ck Snodgrass .. . . .Dorothy Shults MRRYH...-..............w-vwwvvn-v1.... l Cf-U Uwebwhc Mrrannnel nf Qlhnrnu Cafe Patrons and Villagers-K. Earnest, E. Gillen, V. Carpenter, J. Fleming, R. Orr, P. Starr, R. Roha, W. Stanton, G. Fordyce, J. Frisk, R. Hamilton, D. Nelson. Waiters-F. Magruder, J. Bresee, S. Widmann, A. Simpson. Cabaret Girls and just Pretend Girls-V. Eddy, E. Shiek, A. Miranda, M. Fahr, F. Woods, M. Wurster, B. Hamilton, B. DeSaussure. Q , Rayol Guards-M. Brown, V. Caddahan, H. Chemberlain, G. Clawson, H. Irwin, A. McClelland, M. Staff, E. Sankey, G. Yocum, A. VVork, J. McMahon, I. Sperry. Nothing Like Love Girls-I. Cutshall, J. Crowe, K. Eiler, E. Coulter, J. Coulter, D. Darling, M. Satterlee, H. Sanford, L. Hill, C. Jolly, B. Tinker, A. Hauser, G. Henan. Special-Paul DeVore. illfluairal Numherz ACT 1 1. Opening Chorus . . . ......... ................... E nsemble 2. Cabaret .......... ..... O tillie and Cabaret Girls 3. Specialties- Toe Dance .... .... M argaret Carpenter Solo ......... ..... ' .Betty Hamilton -4. Falling in Love .... ..... O tillie and Bob 5. My Dream Girl .... ............................. B etty and Ed 6. Finale ........... ......... B etty and Ed, Otillie and Bob, Ensemble ACT 2 E 1. Waltz of the Rose .'. ...... ........ .................... O t illie and Bob 2. Song at Parting ............... ..... .... P e sants and Guards, Betty and Ed 3. Gondolivian National Song ................ .............. C aptain and Guards 4. Everyone Loves a Fellow Who is Smiling .............. Heinrich and Detectiv 5. just Pretend ........................... .............. O tillieand Bob, Chorus 6. There's Nothing Like Love .... ..... P rincess Pearl, Al. E. Cop, Chorus 7. Finale ..................... ............................ E nsemble ll? ll a . . - t '5' 5:f?5'5a5.5:!i- .ai-,iiE.'i is T' Algae A 'J Zi' ,E J, Ai J: , HAIABIAI ,I ' I F759 GJf1wMaB1fw Ghz Ahmirahle Glrirlytnnp The cast of The Admirable Crichton was composed entirely of members of the Senior Class and to them goes the credit of this successful undertaking. An aristocratic English family with several friends go on a yachting trip and are ship-wrecked. There the perfect butler takes complete command and the problems and circumstances which arise and the final working out of the situation after they are rescued, form one of the cleverest and most amusing of J. M. Barrie's plays. We consider this one of the most successful Senior plays that has been produced due to the complete cooperation of all those connected with it. CAST Catherine ..... Agatha .......... Mary .............. Lady Brocklehurst Lucy ............ Mrs. Perkins ..... Miss Fisher .... Miss Simmons . .. Mlle. Jeanne .... Jane .......... Gladys ..... Ernest .... Crichton .... Treherne ......... Lord Loam ...... Lord Brocklehurst M. Fleury .......... Rolleston ..... Thompsett .... Thomas ..... John . . . Stable Boy . .. Page ....... . .Shirley McCabe Catherine Earnest . . . . . . Martha Brown Virginia Caddahan ...Dorothy Shults ...Winifred Smith .Alice McClelland Catherine Bossard . . . . . .Ethel Brant . . . .Gladys Custead . . . Virginia Curry . . . .Robert Thomas .....John Shanley .... .John Fisher ...Norman Beebe . .Arthur Simpson . . . . .Almon Snyder . . . . . .John Bittler . . .john McIntyre . . . .Daniel DeNoon . . . . . . Fred Miller ....Charles Curry ...Sam Trefeletti Q .I .,.,.......,.,.,..... ..,, L ....... ...gg E E g C76 . N 1' V - - 'n N AIIEW 4' . , L. AA., .... 'W W L -G L ig 5 Ni'-1' ' , 9 fn.....x. qynggea Gjglaclf. I QQ!! A XLLLLLUJ D M 7 1. 'Lai :.' A '9 f ' .V '? fbflwl ,Z F ' hi X11 by ? ff ' f xg 1 Xl, h A, X , 1 u 0. Hxl w ,. ' oz. fa Ex 44 3 i.m5'..,F ,xailaigb if . .-ad all fi Eh'- V Q , vm i V ay i 4 QBQQ' Q?-QLD Athletirra :Q J!- HAROLD ' TAVLOILQ , fiiwiiwx 3fh4f?26S1B1uc J .1 s N: A' 'L 'X 1 . 'Yi' . .. G f - :: .- F f Eg -: - : ' : : . , .,. 'r ig' ' in-A 4 ' 1: 5 I ' 5 .0 O .o . , ' - - 2 : H 1. .1 ' S. -5 5 ' : 3 E'- -. .-.: L2 ,, :: '.'- 78 ' ': 5' 0' , I Bender Theuret Barnes Tippen ' Johnson Q Mmnm n-mm 78 W .. .qgmk , S :..,..... ,...,. ....... ..... .1 an - is ? flwfftl .e e s K HEAD COACH WALDO S. TIPPEN Established something of a record when he gave Meadville High School three cham- pionships in major sports in two years. Besides branding himself as a class A coach, Mr. Tippen has won the admiration of many on account of the high morale he has established among the members of -both teams. His n1otto is Play hard but play square, which he has always insisted be carried out no matter what the outcome of the game might be. ASSISTANT COACH ALBERT BENDER A Al, besides being assistant football and basketball coach, is head track coach. The record of the track team being one which any coach might be proud of, winning every duel meet that it partook in and although they did not win at Erie, it was one of the few schools that broke into the scoring division. Al has many friends because of his quiet FACULTY' MANAGER RALPH THEURET Q Mr. Theuret is small, but this does not keep hin1 from fame. He was given Mr. Lorz's place as faculty manager, when Mr. Lorz took up a position in Buffalo. He immediately established a new plan for selling tickets that met with instant success. VVe hear that the reason there was no faculty basketball team was because Mr. Theuret would not play center. However, this is just a rumor and may be ungrounded. CHARLES JOHNSON, FOOTBALL MANAGER Chuck is a well liked fellow who is lacking in size but not in energy. Chosen as football manager because of his hard working qualities as assistant manager, he kept up the good work as manager, and as the result was one of the best Meadville Hi has had for some time. ' ' EDWARD BARNES, BASKETBALL MANAGER Ed is one of those big fellows that has a smile for everyone, while his hard work did much to make the season the success that it was. VVhenever anything was needed Edu was right on the job and was well liked by players and coach. ....... ..:z ..... ...... . MWNQW , if l 5 5 Bibi? 79 l 'll53,, 'l H M M 1 M , ,. A Eli- - J 2 l ll f 7 1- 2 ' - -LA 2- 'A 'a. - - up ' QCCMJYPOOGINICC W .'.:.'I U. C: .QE - '-rd Dm v-46 N 2.2 3.5. -:vo was GJ CU EE v-105 1-1 C O L- rd -C UT ON v-4 cu F P 'U ru nu 2222 ff1.f-QB-r-sv Wfiif' Qwac gxg MEADVILLE-UNION CITY In a slow uninteresting contest, the Red and Black of Meadville Hi defeated the pride and hope of Union City. The game was poorly played throughout, and although the locals were able to come through, the chances of a second championship in as many years looked none too bright. The game was as lacking in stars as it was lacking in color, with no individual stand- ing out particularly brilliant. MEADVILLE-FARRELL In the second game of the season, in which the pre-game dope seemed to favor the visitors, Meadville Hi suffered a sudden change for the better, and succeeded in holding a highly praised Farell outnt to a 0-0 tie. The game started in much the same manner as the Union City skirmish, with the Red and Black showing up poorly. However, as the game progressed the locals showed some of the old light that carried them to a championship in 1927, the feature of the day being Duffy Weber's 25-yard run just as the whistle blew. John Wilson was placed at fullback, while Hogan's change from full to half seemed to have the desired effect, putting a greater punch in the backfield. Other noticeable work was that of Ham Brooks, VValter Brown, and Bob Unger, all performing well on the line. MEADVILLE-CORRY Proving that their stand against Farrell was not temporary, Meadville Hi romped all over a fighting Corry outfit, the final score giving some idea of the wide margin that sep- arated the respective ability of the two teams. The field was in a rather damp condition, which accounts for the many fumbles, otherwise the heads-up playing of the team con- tinued over from the week before. Weber proved to be the outstanding player, getting four touchdowns, all of which came as the result of long runs, the longest being about seventy yards. Hogan and Portfolio scored the other two six-pointers. Kent and Heffrin made their appearance for the first time in the garb of gridiron warriors, both showing up well. ' , MEADVILLE-NEW CASTLE - Playing one of the strongest high school teams of the year, Meadville Hi put up a highly commendable struggle, only to have the breaks against them, to lose by the score of 18-0, a score indicating a much greater difference in the teams than was actually the case. New Castle scored their first touchdown almost immediately after the game began, and here, it looked blue for the local gridders. In the second quarter, New Castle again scored in the lirst few minutes of play, and again were held for the remainder of the quarter. The third quarter was a Meadville quarter, the Red and Black coming dangerous- ly close to scoring several times, and causing New Castle quite a little worry. The Meadville gridders were able to hold the opposing team throughout the third quarter, and into the final minutes of the last period, but here New Castle completed a long forward pass to give them their third touchdown. The team showed up well as a whole, with no individual Stars, although Wilson was able to make substantial gains at full. MEADVILLE-SHARON A trifle over-confident in the first quarter, Meadville Hi spotted the Sharon eleven 21 points in the first quarter, when Sebastien and Pryts ran riot through the ranks of the local squad. However, the locals woke up and out-scored the Sharon Hi team through- out the rest of the game, but were unable to overcome the huge margin the Sharon team held. The entire Sharon backfield showed up well, but Sebastion and Pryts were the big noises. For Meadville, Weber, Hogan, Brooks and Goodman provided most of the brilliant plays, although after the iirst quarter none of the team played poorly. Weber made some broken field runs that would have 'done anyone credit, while Hogan smashed his way through the enemy's line for many nice gains. Brooks and Goodman were both on the receiving end of a couple of fine passes. lui' 11,1 .... ......, . ,.,..,.......... ........ ,........ .,,. - 1 gg - H- H -1 ' csln ' I - ,,- ,. 0-- ' ia f5l1v41?eSlB1M MEADVILLE-ALUMblI M. Alma Mater by the close score of 8-0. The starting lineup was composed almost entirely of second-string men, and it was during their stay in the game that the Alumni were able to put across their touchdown. As the first team men began their parade to their regular positions, the Alumni attack was checked, but six inches of mud and water and a much heavier opposing team were suflicient to check the charges of the local team. MEADVILLE-OIL CITY Completely outplaying the Blue and 'vVhite of Oil City, the Red and Black of M. H. S. crushed them in the first league game of the season by the decisive score of 35-0. VVeber's long unbroken field runs, Hogan's off-tackle spurts, and VVilson's center plunges turned what was doped to be a hard fought game into a foot race. Dashing as the backlield were, they owe much of their success to the efforts of the line, this portion of the team showing up exceptionally well, the whole seven of them lighting every second of the game, while Kuhn did something unusual for a center, when he caught an Oil City punt back of our line for one of our touchdowns. MEADVILLE-FRANKLIN Meadville Hi continued her slaughter of league opponents, when she completely squelched the Franklin Steam Roller by the top-heavy score of 44-12. Flash MC- Clintock, whose 75-yard run gave Franklin her first touchdown, made his 25 or 30 yard flashes, a constant threat to M. H. S's goal line. For Meadville, Hogan and VVeber pierced the Franklin line almost at will. while the line, led by Brooks and Kuhn, gave as they gave the previous week at Oil City. MEADVILLE-GREENVILLE Continuing their mad spurt down the home stretch, the Tippinites trounced Green- ville by the score of 63-0. Meadville's biggest quarter of the entire season was in the third quarter of this game, when they scored Z6 points, while in the last quarter, when the lineup was composed almost entirely of second string men, the locals crossed the enemy's goal twice. In this game, more than any game of the season, credit of the vic- tory goes to the line. H. S. dropped their third straight game when they lost to the former stars of the MEADVILLE-TITUSVILLE Meadville Hi had little trouble in defeating Titusville to clinch the Murphy Cup. This game was not as thrilling as some of the previous games, yet the results were very pleasing to the populace in general. Several men, such as Captain Barnard, 'iHam Brooks, Pickles Thompson, Gene Kuhn, John Wilson, Walter Brown, Ed Barnes, Art Simpson, and Bob Unger all finished up their football careers, while with this game Bob Roha, one of the valuable linemen who was injured earlier in the season, passed from the eligibility list. VVALTER STANTON, HEAD CI-IEERLEADER Stanton made his debute this year as head cheerleader, besides capably leading the cheers he also gave exhibitions between the halves of basketball games, by shooting in a few fancy ones from the middle of the floor. However, he got the cheers out of our throats, and much of the success of the teams may be laid to the work of Stanton and his colleagues. RAYMOND VANSLYKE Slats is the second of our cheerleaders. The first response to his plea for cheers is usually not as strong as his second one, as all the girls in the crowd are usually speech- less and charmed by his handsome face. 't ARTHUR M'CLEAN Art is usually the third man to call for a cheer. First Stanton, then Slats, then Art is the usual order in which they send up their call for noise, and go through the artis- tic motions. g Q5 1 A u l ' :ffI1QRe1lQIBlae Q, Qqxxxr W' , ... .... . if :E WEA nl' V ,Q Ili .1!.,1.. .ll ii' M 1 X: n 'L A l ' I -- - - , v nd 1 a - f o li 5 4 -5 -5 -2 :iz E: If : 5 E E 5 E itil ,. ,. .. 40 Q I I a : 5 i- 2 H. 1 Z ,5 2 E E E : - L: 21 - sg- ' - s I I V nuns , .4 M, F.. . . , , CAPTAIN BARNARD-Senior One of those fellows that plays a hard clean gameg proved to he one of the best captains to lead a Red and Black team in many a season, with his brainy headwork and tireless energy. It took a good man to gain ground through Barney's territory. JOE PORTFOLIO-Sophomore Chee Chee is small but that doesn't stop him from playing football. VVith two more seasons ahead, we can expect big things from him before he's through high school. 7 ARMOUR BROOKS-Senior Ham, besides being one of the best players on the team, is a quiet and reserved sort of a chap. VVas recognized as the best end in the district, and certainly deserved it, as he was always in there fighting. CAny one desiring further information on Mr. Brooks see Miss Carrol.J m-nmwwnvw : : -I ww -A AA.,Y.,.,..,., ...... . 84 'L' 'r LW r I W M 3 ,,Q.. . ., aww Swlfw gaw RUSSEL OLSON-Freshman Swede was only a Freshman this year, but nevertheless he came in mighty handy. Didn't see much service this season until Kent and Roha had retired from active service, then he showed his stuff, and how. Has three more years in school, and we predict a bright future for him. RO B ERT ROHA-Senior Bob just got started on what would have been his best year of football when he fell heir to a broken ankle. We sure were sorry, for Bob's a. fine football player, as well as a good sport and is well liked by everyone. VVESLEY THOMPSO N--Senior YVesley fPicclesJ Thompson. Always in there lighting. That seemed to be Piccles' motto. From the innocent look on his face you'd think he was an angel, but the picture is rather misleading, however. Piccles was one of the best men on the team and was regarded around Meadville as one of the best guards in the district. ROBERT HOGAN-Junior - Hogue, although starting his High School career as a guard, was shifted to full back last year, while this year, alternating at 'both half and full, he met with instant success. Has been an all sectional man for the last two years and with another year to go,-well, he'll probably make things hot for opposing teams. WALTER BROVVN-Senior Although this was Brown's first year on the squad, he gave a favorable account of himself at end. Brown is a rather quiet fellow and not much is known about his private life. Sorry you'll not be with us next year, Brownie. JOHN SHAUB ERGER--Junior Shelly made his letter at quarter, alternating with Simpson. He is a well liked chap, and is certain to make a good showing next year. Glad to have you back, Shelly, we know you'll do your share in winning the championship next year. EUGENE KUHN-Senior Gene was one of our all sectional players, a recognition that he earned by his stellar playing throughout the season. The backfield owe much of their success to the manner in which Gene worked. Sad to say, however, this was Gene's last year on the team. I-Ie'll certainly be missed next year. 5 T T ..., mg, ...... .... - C353 fi , A . . .. QYWN. -Eu? -Z IS to 0 .0 Y 1- it g.' ' :gi gif? DAVVSON XVEBER-Junior 'KDuti'y turned out to be an all sectional half back this year, being a tricky broken field runner. Do directly to his shiftyness, he was one of the most consistent thrill pro- viders on the teavng. Duff has been elected captain for next year, and we look forward to a great season next year for him. EDWARD BARNES-Senior Ed alternated with Brown at end, and certainly proved his worth. This was his first year on the Red and Black team, and we regret that he is leaving us, as he was one of the best liked fellows on the teani. SCOTT XVIDMANN-junior v Scott was playing at center and giving Kuhn quite a run until he sustained a broken collar bone. However, Scott has another year with us and all signs point to a bright one. Better luck next year, Scott. Q :mwwrwwf RWM! rrn uw- S6 vl- W. .- .e . 5111412211 X- . sl' H ARTHUR SIMPSON-Senior Art was our star quarterbaek, a quiet steady fellow who never failed to use his head. He keeps cool, and is always in there playing his best. This was Art's last year on the team. He will be greatly missed next year. His shoes will sure be hard to fill. ' DO MINI CK LEM M E--Senior Dominick was always on his toes, and any unfortunate back that decided to go through his section of the line, chose the wrong side as he soon found out. - JOHN WILSON-Senior - John played at fullback after Hogan was shifted to half, and he certainly did make good. Rarely did he fail to make four or five yards when he was given the ball. GEORGE ROTHKOVITS-Senior George is a good natured fellow, and he sure can play football. He is one of the best men,on the team, and can he hit-ask some one that's played against him. . ass. ' i ROBERT KENT-Junior ' H L Bob had a bit of hard luck his first year on the team as a result of a broken ankle, however, he had played enough to clemonstrate his true qualities. He looks like the sure thing to us next year, and we wish him better luck. ROBERT UNGER-Senior Unger was another of the fellows who went out for the team in his senior year and made good. Bob sure was a capable player, never failing in his work at tackle. All he had to do to get the other fellow off guard was to smile, then charge forward taking him completely by surprise. 871 g em N smm 2 F '. , N A t AN 2 , ,- fZUhQI?e6 ,+:ia1ac gg Meadville .... Meadville .... M eadville .... Meadville .... Meadville .... Meadville .... Meadville .... Meadville .... Meadville .... Meadville .... Meadville .... Meadville .... TEAM RECORDS Albion ........... Beaver Falls ..... New Brighton Titusville . . ..... . . Franklin .. ..... . . . Farrell ........... Cocliranton . . .. Greenville .. Oil City .. Farrell ...... .... Sharon ........... Rocky Grove ..... Meadville Meadville Meadville Meadville Meadville Meaclville Meadville Meadville Meadville M eadville .... 497 Greenville . . . Titusville Franklin .... Albion ...... Cochranton . Oil City .... Rocky Grove Erie Academy Sharpsville .. Opponents . . . .453 .qlE,,', .... Z ,.,,,.. ,....., .T ,,.....,,,,..,...,...,,...e,...,........, :..,..l ..,...,,...,.....,,,... . ......, E e efeee e C883 .f-Y' :.-1 1' ,Q : L F: If L smug 'R Q 'Aoi - ggggiigggg - .iff1'sWB1a' if f OU HE till whi gam s . -2.55: 5E':.- ':,:- MEADVILLE-ALBION It sure looked bad for Meadville when she dropped the first game of the season to Albion by the score of 21-16, a game that had been carded for a warm-up game. MEADVILLE-BEAVER FALLS Playing somewhat better ball, yet not yet exhibiting their true form, the locals again dropped a game, this time by the score of 30-19. However, they were playing against a much better team. MEADVILLF.-NEVV BRIGHTON Playing at New Brighton the following night, the locals almost turned the trick, but ate was against them and this time they lost by the score of 22-20. MEADVILLE-TITUSVILLE F Striking their true stride for the first time, the Red and Black defeated Titusville, in r first league game by the score of 25-21. This was also their first home game, and a w light shone upon the championship question. MEADVILLE-FRANKLIN In one of the most thrilling games of the season, the local team, after being ahead the final minutes of the game, lost out to Franklin 25-24. The game was one of those es that first one team, then another is ahead, Franklin being ahead when the final tle blew in this case, however. 7 MEA eadville H DVILLE-FAR M ' i again resu of 18-11. Th dope, 'Th minus doesn't victory. Aft RELL med her winning streak by defeating Farrell by the score e pre-game dope was against the Red and Black, but the locals upset the showing a superior team in every way. Q , MEADVILLF.-COCHRANTON . e chances for the local club looked none to good as they journeyed to Cochranton Goodman, who was out with a bad ankle. However, the theory that one man make a team was again worked out, the locals fighting their way to MEAD a b d f an 18-16 VILLE-GREE f er a first half in ' Hi came back In a M. H. S. NN ILLE which Greenville was able to run up a big l the second half to YV111 27-20. ' earl, Meadville MEADVILLE-O slow contest devoid h IL CITY of the usual e ' ung up her third ' xcitement that usually marks all league games, league victory in four starts by the score of 23-18. I ' MEADVILLE-FARRELL Proving to the world in general that the first M. H. S.-Farrell game was not an upset, the Red and Black again defeated Farrell, this time the score being 21-15. MEADVILLE-SHARON After losing two regulars by examinations, the locals were able to give Sharon Crunner up for state championshipj a big scare, the final score being 26-23, Sharon. . :ggi :EF Eg? 55? gg? Egg' ggi' Eg? FEE? Figsgf g egg wg: 'iii -: C899 E Er -L. . - 1' f5f1141?2f' '2'B1f1f glow MEADVILLE-ROCKY GROVE Playing poorly, .yet plainly outplaying their opponents, the Red and Black again hung up a league game, this time by the score of 28-22. h MEADVILLE-GREENVILLE Continuing in their slump, the Red and Black dropped what should have been an easy win. This time to Greenville 30-27. MEADVILLE-TITUSVILLE In a game that Titusville seemed doped to take by a wide margin, M. H. S. playing some of the best ball of the season, and fighting every minute of the game, surrendered the game-to Titusville only after an extra five minute period, in which Titusville scored her winning margin, the final score being 29-27, Titusville. ' MEADVILLE-FRANKLIN After suffering defeat at the hands of Franklin earlier in the season, Meadville Hi was able to avenge herself, and do it in a manner that showed clearly the respective ability of the two teams, the score being 25-17, Meadville. MEADVILLE-ALBION ' Settling up an old score by defeating Albion, a team that defeated the Red and Black in her first game of the season, the-locals winning by the score of 33-15, Coach Tippen used every man in uniform. MEADVILLE-COCHRANTON Playing heads-up ball throughout the contest, Meadville Hi handed Cochranton Hi a severe jolt in the form of a 38-23 defeat. This contest gave Meadville the inside track for league honors, with only the Oil City contest needed to assure it. M EADVILLE-OIL CITY U Perhaps thebiggest game of the season in which the locals completely out-played a highly touted Oil City five to take the contest by the score of 22-15, to all but win the championship of the southern division of Section 3. MEADVILLE-ROCKY GROVE In the final game of the league campaign, the locals sewed up the league champion- ship when they defeated Rocky Grove by the score of 25-11. Although Meadville was doped to easily cop this game, there -was a big sigh of relief as the Red and Black towed the first championship in many a season to port. MEADVILLE-ACADEMY Suffering from stage-fright, and very much off color, the local club lost their play-off game between the Northern and Southern divisions of Section 3 to Erie Academy by the score of 28-17. This was one of those games when the less said the better. However, the boys tried hard, and although we are not offering an alibi, we feel that they were just worn out from their hot finish in the league campaign. MEADVILLE-SHARPSVILLE Playing a post-season tilt, in which Coach Tippen experimented with next year's material, the locals dropped a game to Sharpsville by the score of 38-17. Nuff said. 90 -V - -1g.,,..:,Y.-Q-f,. - . Jw ew Iftik Q ','. ins? .....- -.,,i .,Ls5ys ARMOUR BROOKS Hama was not only captain of our championship team, but also led the team in points scored. He was unanimously chosen on the All-Star team, and was named by sports writer as the outstanding star of the league. He performed at both forward and JOHN SHAUBERGER Shelly was one of our star guards as well as now and then taking a crack at center, Few were the points garnered off Shelly, while Shelly's place in the record of points scored was something to be proud of. DAWSON WEBER Duffy didn't break into the lineup until the season was Well advanced, but when he did he certainly did make it uncomfortable for opposing forwards, for everywhere that they went Duff was sure to go. ROBERT HOGAN After being placed on the all-league second team last year, Bob came back this year to take all honors at center. Bob will be back next year, and his presence is sure to be a big factor in helping us win our second championship in as many years. Bob is also captain-elect for next year. guard. 'if' i i i...... ..........t TTT ........ fi t.'.....i.i.i gf. E... ....i, ' 3 ,.,,i,,,i, ,rr,,,,i,, r,r,,,,, 3 ,,,,- , ,,A, --fi? p 91 t ,.,.i....i..,...,, t , '11 f arirrair gm i . ang.. Q z- .ae -,E .. ' i I 'af 2 ' c 1 ll T , e--,gpyka-as V5 Jffsfwlir GILBERT GOODMAN Gib didn't play the entire season, but despite this, finished high up in the hnal averages, and proved to be one of the sensations of the league. Gib always does the unexpected and as a resulti is one of the toughest me11 in the league to guard. We're looking forward to a bright season for him next year. JOHN MeINTYRE Mac is one of the most dependable men on the team, and although he did not play as much as we would have liked to have had him play, nevertheless when he was called upon he was always in there fighting, and as a result is deserving of much credit in the RUSSEL FLEMING Gramps is the long shot expert of the team, much to the dismay of the opposing guards, who just when they've got hin1 guarded he'll swish one through from the middle of the floor. XVe expect a big year for Bealer next year. ROBERT BRAKEMAN Although Huck did not start out the season as a regular, a gap was soon created in the lineup and Huck was chosen to iill it. This he did with immediate success, and despite his size won the admiration of all as a player. team's success. unnuannuuam 92 i . geese +.....-..,a-- , 3114926 Sllalfw w , l Y I Resuming track for the first time since 1918, Meadville Hi won her three dual meets, scoring decisively over Greenville, Linesville and Rocky Grove. However, at Erie the team did not meet with as great success, but they were one of the schools to break into the scoring division. Ill the interclass meet the Sophomores were victorious with the juniors a close second. Members of the team in the back row, from left to right: Goodman, Trozzy, Barnes, Barnes, Lemme, Beebe, Mallory and Miller. Front row: Ayers, ITl3.llElg6I'Q Tippen, coach, Unger, Jeffries, Tribby, Bender, coach: . Theuret, faculty manager. 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