Middletown High School - Optimist Yearbook (Middletown, OH)
- Class of 1939
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M4 X, yy fd ,fu JL! 4 J ,:1u.JxLgm.j 4x V1 ,J JA, Here are the two editors, Cecil and Virginia, who had na special iab, but did a little at everything-and ln between them is our stall adviser. Helen and her literary stall composed all those cute little sayings about the senlars-Our clrculatlon manager, llll, had charge of all the Optlmlst orders -lloretlly, together with her clash committee, arranged all the class pictures alphabetically. rv' ' - or 0- aw if .Bu-M 1 V, llere's Cecil's helping hand again -Whenever any pictures needed to be patched or llxed, lill Miller was our chlet Mr. Fixlt-llll tlell- man helped greatly in cutting and pasting pictures too. ' wen the activity pictures were en, June was always there mg that everything was ar- rgecl lust right-With that Ile what else could Florence but chairman of the humor nmlttee And there's Albert, advertising chief, making districts for his ad men. As Marabelle, chairman of the photography committee, cuts a photo-Bud eyes the athletic pictures about which he is to write-.lean's handy art work is shown in some of the notes scattered here and there. And supervising all of these activities was our ever present Miss McCray whose timely sug- gestions were invaluable-We'll never forget our Duchess . Hill N, gk - 1 WEE! -IQ ' , 1 . -at - , . .Aww-,,,,.... , x 2 , . au... .1- - 3g , W5 iw., ...L .fi- fll 9 A i M5483 Q SSS? X . M 14 1 'f .M ' ' - L, l , yay. , H, ' ' ' 4 , I , ,ww gg Ma. M, ,.,f1,,5 3 V?,.,,,,, X A I ' , ,M V LL J M. , 1 W Y 5 V , 5, 5 1' nf 23 'gy , VV .,Vb -V . V, : kj :V .yi K K 1 , V V V G, .541 .V Q Sh ' gm V E- -ii --'- f' ,Q 'MF' ga 'E V- , V I H Li, A QU, 'KM 5 4 M' .L ., ., I A 3'-- M--1, f L' M- 'FF f s . Q ' , , h- Q 'AL 7+ 9 ix. ,,. .. 27 4 gm . 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They lxzwf: mp-enefl all via: p,'yw111n21SiL!l'11s on flewl1,n'fl.1:j,f lumrniflggza cis21'?ug,1 Lh.: vvintnr l1'101'1fl'1l:3 Lmclsr lhe a:oe,xcll.::3' super! ' A '- , .l nl, , l, 4:,l ,Y.,,' , 'Eli ,.l,,,, '.I.,, '1 .' VlSlOrl. :um mc fave Gm.ml1s,l1elf an L,fppmLL1nn,Jf uulool. lilflwm fwilwfsr Hlwmlz-1 mf1f:l1 lswjgiif' ilwn om' own eu'-3 llElVlT!'9 diiTi5::L, ifXH'!':5l 5-zinfl. X-fl vigil! IO pr 3 U'll'3lll'f:l to the men who thfoL1g?jlz 'uh llillff 5lCi'iI1lllllll:Zll31l elm mlm-'um imlwsssllule FHL, lu lwlmlf Of - -- VJ .tj L mall, m 1111.1 zsmfxll vu pf, x0 spfgnwfriaia our 11pm'z3f:l2uim1. g-ll H12 qfrrrleurs A S the Senior Class of 1939 we lovingly dedicate this book to the two men 1 who have so faithfully rendered their services for the betterment of education. Due to their leadership and constant efforts the Board has been able to accomplish the many aforesaid achievements. Mr. Ross Snyder. who is distinguished looking and a man of rare business ability, has served the Board well since january, 1925. As Cashier of a local bank. he could feel the pulse of finances, and so has been a most eflicient Clerk of the Board and a loyal friend to every student and teacher. Dr. J. C. Stratton, though quiet and unassuming, is not only a capable physician who takes an active part in all civic affairs. but has proved himself a real leader as he has been President of the Board for the last few years. and a loyal member since january. 1926. is ,ff .' ., ffcef-fe if--V-Jw? fafaafff .90'f' 'wr if M 0' ' 'fi' . . wi' hggigfif JJ ' Vw A www 'NAU . 2,Q,ff f22'N? Cf 0 0 ' B bi I ' ' 'T' af WMM ', Q -i f '91 Nik why M N W , , ', g. ftdbubz 0-f,,,.'6i 321 i , M- ' ,. I lv I r W K.. y a, .IA f f 1.5 if If 4' e' 71 s v s , - A , t g ,L .W ffl! S. .. 'f - 5 uf' Y'-wZ 'A2-1, ., V '1 ' ,AL I 5 Af p. U' 'f , ? 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V1.'1l11'11U1'1'g ICNKILIFH MARTIIAPLIIUSCTIII-IIVIl'1Y11 1 1'- .X. lp., X1 IiI1'11lm1'1 ' l'1Nill.l5H MINNIIC CIIALFIN K. l3.,.l1-1111 12.1411-Iv-11 H. 1-Xu K'1xi111111w111 H1f'I'lJIfY FACULTV FAY CLARK Il..-X.,l3.S,111 1C1l,,Ul1111S1q111 s1mN1s11, 1:1o1,cu1:x' HERMAN Al. COPP 13. S. 111 Nd., Nhill 11 fL'!'llf1k'1lIL' 111 P111 H'5k'l11Hll NI1 111111-531-111 N11' my C l111'1IlI1I11l MUSIC AUT ISOH ul11111lx1:1 NY LLEN EASTON 1-X. ll, mVillL'I1lJL'!'g ICNGLISII MAI-SEI. E, ELDRIDGE. Dvan of Girls ll. S. ill Ed, 11111211111 ICNGLIEH. FNICNCII GLENN ELLISON A, U., lJL'Il15tl!1 PHYSICAL lf1DUC'.'X'I'ION Ci11V1MEI-ICIC .XNI7 INIBl,T5'l' ICNGLISH l VX RUSSELL F. EVANS A. B, WViiIQiibcig4 IIIQTORY, COMMERCIAL LAW ROYNER GREENE B. Uxiivcimity oi' Illiiinib HISTORY MARTHA HAMMOND A. Western EXJGLISH HELEN HARTMAN A. B. Heidelberg IVI. in LSI., Univ. of CIIICIZIIIQIQI VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE HISTORY, HYGIENE HERMAN H. LAWRENCE A. B.. De Pauw ELEANOR I-I. HAUEISEN B. A.. B. S. iii Ed.. Ohio State LIBRARIAN BESS MARIE HOOVER B. A.. Miami ENGLISH MARTHA B. JACOBY B. S. in Ed., Miami HOME ECONCMlCS. ENGLISH EVERETT B. KREIDER A. B., Findlay College SHORTHAND. TYFING A. M., Univ. of Periiisylvzmiu AMERICAN GOVERNMENT HI -TORY 19 .wwf ELMO LINGREL A. B., Otterlsein PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEMPLYN P. MAFFETT B. S. in Ed.. Miami SI-IORTHAND. COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY LILLIE C. MAIER B. in Ed.. Ohio State LATIN, COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY E. H. McCANDLISH A. B., Wooster PHYSICS. BIOLOGY W VEDA MCCRAY A. B., Heidelberg LATIN ELIZABETH MCDERMOTT B. S. in Ed., Bliss College M. A.. Univ. of Cincinnati SHORTI-IAND. OFFICE PRACTICE HELEN MCELWAIN B. S. in Ed., Miami PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARK MCMILLAN B. S., Wilmington M. A.. Ohio State BIOLOGY WILBUR C. NEEL B S in Ed U ol Cincinnati 20 FRIEDA OSBORN B. S. in Ed.. Miami HOME ECONOMICS CLYDE D. PIERSON B. S.. Miami MECHANICAL DRAWING MANUAL ARTS FLORENCE POVVELL B. S. in Ed.. Chin State PUBLIC SPEAKING DRANIATICS. ENGLISH GERTRUDE PRICE B. S. in Ed.. Ohio State MATHEMATICS O. R. RABERDING B. S. in Ed.. Bowling Green M. A.. Ohio Slat? MANUAL ARTS. BIOLOGY ERNESTINE ROUDEBUSH A. B.. lVIizimi M. in Ed., Univ. of Cincinnati ENGLISH. GERMAN. LATIN FACULTY JEROME C. SCHULZ. Dean of Boys Ph. B.. Heidelberg BIBLE H. D. SHAW A. B.. Heidelberg M. A.. Ohio State BOOKKEEPING ANNA MARIE SHUMAN A. B.. Heidelberg BIOLOGY EVANGELINE SPAHR A. B., Otterbein ENGLISH DOROTHY E. WILSON B. S. in Ed., Ohio University Cincinnati Art Academy ART, ENGLISH J. F. VVINKELMAN B. S. in Ed., Miami HISTORY, SOCIOLOGY ECONOMICS 21 I'4T?i W .E-,fnggq - . ' ,gif Y, ,EW 5? ,r 'A v E P, ,Q- ,W new if V , ff . vm,,f 1 ff hem V 'M ,F A sw if A s -WSE 5 x my x Harold Anness P1eszdent Ilmlx mh 11 I QIIZLO r Slxl Ili-XII IU I ANN IR If!- l CC fl if mls- il-1' in Il' ' '45 1-gms sm--sl in ill- l'-f - :gf W Ai ll-s in thx- 1 nth, .lux 1: I, ' 1-- , Ill YT TICXCK Nl VI I'Ii June Jurgensen Secretary Daly TPIIIICZVIIKIS 1-arnvs! and sim-urn -riflvry :mal swxn1n11m:. BIOLOGY CLUB, CHEMIS- TRY CL U li. IJI'lliA'l'I'I CLUH. G HRM AN CLCII. GIRL KICSICICVICS, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY. MIDIILIC- TONIAN. OI I'IMIS'I'. PHY- SICS CLUB. I'URI'LIKI MAS- QUHRS, SIIlRTSI.I'lI'IX'l'IS. SUCK' ANI? ISUSKIN. STI'- IDI-1N'l'CUUNI'II.. YIC MICR- RIIC -I ICS'l'I'lHS. fbers Ray Mehl Vice President A'Sluppy vw-r ch-pl-mlzxlmlv favnrih- month. Junv - hnhlxivs. Hi-Y :xml hamll- 4-raft. ISASKIC'I'ISALL. CHEMIS- TRY CLUB. l 0U'I'liAI,I.. HI-Y. M CLI'li, STUDICNT COUNCIL. John Sticklen Treasurer Always tulliug :L ,iukv mul- irv toward mzm' hzxmly with swoutvrs :xml lnwul-. M CLUB. MlNl l'l'I MEN. 0l I'IMIS'l'. S'I'UDI'1N'l COUNCIL,S'l'l'llI-INTMAN- AKILR. E231 Senior Class History S the Class of '39 glances through its notebook, it realizes that three happy, well- filled years at M. H. S. are drawing to a close. Having advanced from green little sophomores to dignified seniors, we are about to bid adieu. Lealing through the notes on dramatics, we come across the Sophomore Class Play. The Patsy . The following year as juniors we presented that complicated mystery, The Night of January 16th. This year that hilarious comedy of the depression, Shirtsleeves , was given. The proceeds were used to buy the cyclorama now adorning our stage. Many of our classmates have been outstanding in art and music. Much of the work of this book is due to the artistic talent of a few seniors. Last year several students won the rating of excellent in the musical contest at Oxford, while Glen Russell was graded superior for his saxophone solo. He was then privileged to enter the state contest at Oberlin. Glancing farther through our notebook, we turn to the social notes. Last year we inaugurated the evening dances held in the gym. Also as juniors, we had the honor of holding the first Junior-Senior Prom in the new ballroom of the Manchester Hotel. This year the Senior Girl Reserves were hostesses at a formal Valentine dance at the Armco Auditorium. ' Scanning the athletic notes we see that our record is very good. Hamilton won the football games the last two years, but our team got its revenge in basketball. Spec McGraw captained the football team, while the basketball captain was Joe Cornella. The track and golf teams upheld the reputation of M. H. S. Now our debate notes come into view. Jim Stubbs, David Scheibert, and Florence Freeze have done excellent work on the debate team. We tied with Withrow for second place in all the debates held. The outstanding page of our notebook concerns ' our scholastic standing. Many seniors have always been on the honor rollg while David Scheibert, Alice Hawkins, Lucille Crosbie, Richard Koeppel, Helen Whitaker, Betty Bernstein, jean Fanning, and Florence Freeze have brought us recognition by winninghigh honors in the scholarship tests at Oxford. ' Thus our scliool days will soon be brought to a close. We are 'going forth into the world, but we shall often recall the pleasant experiences at Middletown High School. l24l l L. GRACE T. ACHBERGER Clive-rful lass-flikos to sw- more of Mfmreffattractivv. ART-CLCB. BIOLOGY CLUB, GERMAN CLUB, GIRL RESERVES. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. MARTHA JANE ACRA Vi-ry sin-1-tf vt-ry shy - stuilious, quit-t. and vtlis-it-nt. AVA ADAMS I'vrsvvvrzir1v1' wuars vutv ulothvs from! scnsu of humor l'I'Il'IMIS'I'RY CLUB, IIISTORY CLUB. HOME ECONOMA ICS CLUB. EUGENIE ADAMS Sparkling' 1-yes classy lass-r always gray with Gail:-y. CHEMISTRY CLUB. GIRL RESERVES, HISTORY CLUB. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, PURPLE MASQUERS. VALENTINE AKERS l'ar:imol1nt uslwr sunny Alispositivn - sflunvcy swim- ming, lslonrlvs. WILLIAM ALFREY Long John I-lass cut-up --rarlio his holvhy. HISTORY CLUB. VIVIAN ALLEN Proud lips-- Dayton hound V vharacter in her voivo. BIOLOGY CLUB, CHEMISTRY CLUB, GIRL RESERVES, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. HILDA ALLSPAW Our in I-I laursato inoxhallstihla- vlwmry f profossors protvuo. BIOLOGY CLUB, CHEMISTRY CLUB, GIRI: RESERVES, HISTORY CLUB, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. HONOR SL 'lE'l'Y. OI'TlMIS'I'. - GRACE AMATULLI A 5 ' Na-vor shirl-as workf- athlt-tics. mlancinyz. chattering five- fvot of lovelinn-ss. GIRL RESERVES. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, SAND- WICH GIRLS. . FRED ANDERSON Mist-hii-vous madcap short. snappy f-passion for gum. BOB ARKILL Carrot top -rvvvnt rural rm-sirlenti-aeronautically minded. JEAN ARMITAGE Rm-tin-ont reliability- lirains without hallyhoo -rt-ady for work or play. GLEE CLUB. STUDENT COUNCIL. CHARLES F. ARMSTRONG In love- with re-stf irroprvssihle fun-- affections lavisheml on swimz. HI-Y. ROSETTA ARNOLD Zi-t w clicking: personality-rconcfocts tt-mptimz dishes. HI-Y, PERSONALITY CLUB. VIRGINIA AUGSPURGER Jima an able uclitorr- all kinds of popularity. BIOLOGY CLUB. GIRL RESERVES. GLEE CLUB. HONOR SOCIETY, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, MIDDLETONIAN. MUSIC CLUB. OPTIMIST, PURPLE MASQUERS. SAND- VVICH GIRLS, SHIRTSLEEVES. SOCC AND BUSKIN, SOI-'HOMORE CLASS PLAY. STUDENT COUNCIL. YE M ERRIE JESTERS, SENIORS L25 sf ,b fi 3 k 4 , I 1 H 1 I V f CI-IARMA BAILEY Smnil. -mul. :md plvnry n--ut xxnllxinv xI:n:'sIr.IIu m-u-r pr:-, :nIu:uA Ilan. ICIHLIHLY I'I.I'li. GICICMAN I'I.l'IS. liIIiI. IQICSICICYI-IS 1.I,I',I',4l,lIi. MI rn lI.l II. UI'IIMlS'I', I'HYSI4'S !'I.l'II. MARGARET THELMA BAIRD Vuyrwly vnrnpnniun fmr I':arn1vrvHn- winsmn xx lx HHH. ICICSICIIYI-IS. JACK BAKER The- Atrnny :md nh-nl uw- 'RI-mn uith ufym n lun-1-hull. Imp-I Nrhuul. YIUIMZ Study hull clown 151- fm' lIn- Y shup :uni virl-. S'l'l'IPI'1N'l' l'UI'Nl'H,. SPANISH 14I.I'I!. CECIL BALLARD Iiruinf :md alnl1i1iun I-:npnlllv wlxlur Kvnllwky hmm :md Imnml nn Imxllxxftnlx. Ii.XSKI'I'I'IlAI,I.. HI-Y, M l'I,I'II, UI l'IMIS'I'. S'l'IIIbI'IN 1'Ul'Nf'II.,S'I'l'IlI'1N'I' MAN.-USICII. EDITH ANNE BARKER A yuy Irxxulnux lznxn- Inu mzmy 1-mud qmllili.-A Iwlin-x'n-A in Sieve-, lilUI.lNiY l'I.l'I4. GIRI. IlI1lSI'IRYI'lS. HUMIC I-IVKHNUIVIII' 1'I,lIII, BILL BARNES llifl nt' yuh rurul rinlvx II. Mmvrm- pol--nt on puuf. HI-Y. UI I'lMIS'I'. I'HYSIi'S i'I,I'II. WILLIAM C. BARNETT I'upvr-mlll :nun rm-4-Imnxvnl mxmlf-al lulum wfth A--hu., IIIS'l'flItY l'I.l'I4. HI-Y. CLARENCE BARNETTE Harm-y' witty wiv-1-r:u-IN-r Iumi-In-N mum' lnlu.-A wzuy-ym mv :npln:nr:nmw', HI-Y, 'I'RAI'K. HERMAN BARNETTE YznIunt1mf' nluminzmt nlrumml-r xunrlflilnaf uiu'I1!ivvL-:ll l'n-Amnmiiny uiuxllnw. VANESSA BARNHART Ilmvlnm- In-IQ :nwny flwhly Ihll'-Il1'1l1I 4l7IlIIIl!' Iznly RUTH BARRETT I'I+-:lxllzv in-rmvlnznlxly Jolly :md tru-mlly un mln vul JIIII-rIIllL'. ILIRI. IlICSI'IICYI'QS, HlS'I'UIiY 1'I.l'Ii, HUMI-I I-IVUNUMII 4'I,l'IL. PAT BENNINGTON Sluflmllx. w-1l:ll1.allnI Aint- I5 Ivrlmllll ul xmllvx -uw Nlnznrlln-XA. JULIA BERES .luxinl .IuIi:n WIIUE thu Imllq Inznnl' in-unix miwliwl. IIUMIC I'Q1'lYNUMH'S l'I.I'II. SPANISH l'I.UII. BETTY BERNSTEIN Imrh 1-yu! Ihlly :un zu-n'nrx1pIixIn-4I musiviulx vlmny mwlllpvlltlull. i'.-KMICRA C'I,l'I4. IIUMIC l'jI'UNUMl4'S k'I.l'I5. MVS! l'I.IIIi. UI l'IMlS'l'. SPANISH l'I.l.'li. f26 SENIORS A- ' SENIORS 27 VIRGINIA BLACK l,null:u'Iol1s Iznxif- 'Tlingi-r ixi rin' 1 niuI1t'n1-:nI1- full uf' Inn. l.I.I'.Im lI.l I4. I'I'IIiSUNAI.I'I'Y l'I.I'IS. JASPER CLAYTON BLEVINS III-ruin' nuunlizn-NR 'II I UO'I'IIAI,I., . :nlnn's In-ru xxlmt :1 I:.1'IRIvl'f KARL BLEVINS Iinvk mil' Gilvmllzur nnzi llznin :mil nsr'n'h:iI:m' nl :ibn-nl slip pnwvr. RUBY MILDRED BLEVINS liz-Imnnir. frank. puihml lrnly :I Ln-ni tzilknliu- I1-iurnf-, I IIOMI-I ICF! NOMIVS l'I.I'I4, IIIUIJIIEY 4'I.I'Ii. GIRL RIC- SHRVES. GLI'lI'f l'I.I,'Ii. SHIRLEY BLOOM Ilntcs in Imylnli Rnnppy mann-Ix:u'kx Svhizipnrf-lIi's M-vmnl. ART VLIIIZ. IIIULOGY i'I.IIII, GIRL RICSI-IRVI-IS. .IVNIUII CLASS PLAY. I'I'IiI'LI'I MASQVICIIS. SIIIIi'I'SI.I'IICYI-IS. SUCK' AND ISVSKIN. S'I'lIIDI'IN'I' l'lJlINl'IL. VIRGINIA ANN BOLTON Hamilton hub it 4-:ipvr-1-11111-I' Ink:-R xzufzutiun- fr:-in an-hfml, GIRI,RI'ISI'1I!VI'IS. GI,I'1IfIl'I,lTIK, MIISII' 1'I.l'I4, BOB BOWMAN Svivrivm- hix app!-ti ' In:u'hvI0r. zvr Jnlws :I an-:ally :Iii-I wniiirrm-1 III-Y, S'I'IIIlI'IN'I' l'UIlNl'IL, MIIJIlI,I-ITUNIAN. 0I I'IMIS'I'. CHARLOTTE MAE BRANDON Lum-. hnnur, and uln-y rhurlniln: mish I-vvr an nn GI.I'II'l VLIIII, HI-Y. I'I'IRSONALI'I'Y VLIIII. JAMES R. BRATE Iirmgc' and lanky king' ul' swing' :ills-rpliv In hisIm'y, HAND, HI-Y, MUSIC' VLIIIS. UKI'III'lS'I'ICA, b'I'I'IlI 'Y'I' I'UlINl'II,, M JACK BREWER R xl Suuirrm-ly gulm uf will-lim vulln znnifl Nturrnw. A MARK DOUGLAS BREWER 5 ' Imkc-sixlv Lurhinvar mighty I-ml rrzizy In-r hlglixrr. . I OO'I'IIALl.. TRACK. M I'LI'Ii. V x. PEARL BROWN , JL I Always pri-si-nt hiking. hurfi-R xiiinlg-q'Xf'S5u1iui'Il lnnilxx, Imnlm. Inmkf. ', Rf ' IIUMI-I ICVIINIIIVIICS l'I.I'I'I. GIRL . 7 l' ,Z , ' , Ll. ' i , I ROBERT E. BROWN f LV, U V Sor1a!m ' I-Iiickvns. rzilulfitf. I-rmmzil I-uri.-I' fin' ,iffiilt .N r , hnrrinr, 1 ,N l'HI+IMIS'I'RY FLIIIS. l'IIEI'lRI.I'IAIII'III. IIISTORY fl'I.I'I!, III-X, M KLIJII. SIIIIJLNT CUIINCII.. ROBERT C. BROWN Qniyxs, puns. :xml ,inkus mnxiv in ' A walk all his own. IQANIJ, MIISII' VLIIIS. 0Rl'III'IS'I'IIA. x lx x nf Iiln- it :I EDWARD BRUCK Sils-nt wiselmn intl-rn-sh-fl in Rpm XYUIIIUII. 'Ie vIiRiliti-rn-N1-:I iw SENIORS ' l'28 E FOREST BRUMAGEM Tall :ind rm-tim-nt f-intvrosh-:I in 1-lm-irn x :ln vxm-lli-nr vhemisl. JEAN BRYANT Quiet and stuclinus -eager to ph-asc fini' SIL'1llL!l'?lDhl'l' OPTIMIST. DON BURNETT G:1n1.rliny,: Qailff growl naturoml :incl willinzf Imfqzki-tlmll zu! Holy Trinity. FOOTBALL, STUDENT COUNCIL. MARTHA BUSSEER li llm-tur uf hm-arts ff In-warv! 4-apululu. nlvp2nml.xlmlu '- hvlnful to all CHEMISTRY CLUB, GIRL RESERVES. GLEE CLUB, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, MUSIC CLUB. ELLEN BUTTS Tops at tennis Buml-:ling runnanm- lmrirlg--.mlalos.1lam-os. BIOLOGY CLUB. FRENCH CLUB, GIRL RESERVES. PHYSICS CLUB. VIRGINIA BYRUM Nivv to luuk al -- niver to know f pl-muy wurlierf-pvppivr :fllhlvtmn MUSIC CLUB. GIRL RESERVES, GLEE CLUB. MARIE CABLE Diminutivo :la in-I--W urn-in blzwk vy.-s elvpvrulalwlv and puppy. ' GIRL RE' IRV S. GL . B. HISTORY CLIQB, HOME I-ICON C' IB ' I 51 A E CEM! 1 t 4 luyll fan -fun nmke-r -fjitb.-ry jittvrbuu. I- , RU ETTE CALLOWAY Blithe and Lzay --miles of smilvs -V-works with zusl. HISTORY CLUB. PERSONALITY CLUB. WARREN CAMP . Friendly smile- a winning: waxyffzulniiringly ambitious. HI-Y. LEOTA CARPENTER I Queen un skau-s--cleliuhts in dam-ing: - wx-ll known in Y. T. C. ROBERT CARPENTER ' Brimful of misvhiefi tn-ars engines apart-H lnullaciuns lad, HI-Y. PURPLE MASQUERS. PHYSICS CLUB. LEWIS CARTER, JR. UBISL'UIl 'I'0lHIh and tumble fanf lady lover. DEBATE CLUB. FOOTBALL, HI-Y. GLEE CLUB. GLADYS CASH Still wah-rs i'un deep -intvn-sts-ml in honn- or.. why?- he's a Barber , HI-Y. LOMA MAE CAUDILL Charming K'0llU9ttl'?S00f,hITIl.! smile---ph-asim: personality. HISTORY CLUB. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. l l 2 GRETCHEN CAVOLT Tiny llunrlle uf swm-tm-ssh future social wnrkt-r--f tu scams swell. GIRL RESERVES. MARTHA CHAMBERLAIN Gleeful gal ye-n for Barnes fdark and rlelixrhtful. ART CLUB. BIOLOGY CLUB, OPTIMIST. BOB CHANDLER Biz: Iwlnnql Bulwffresvrvt-lull tauklt---an t-tiiuient waiter. I OOTBAI.I,. MINUTE MEN. MARY I. CHRISTMAN KI-y tim-kling: typistffwitty witticism- -artistic ability. GIRL RESERVES. MIIJDLETONIAN, OPTIMIST. SOCC AND BUSKIN. YE MERRIE JESTERS. GLADYS ELIZABETH CLEMENTS Ili-e-ply rl-ligziuus qtle-I-I1 of tha' ivorics sw:-vt. mulmli- ous voice. GLI-I E CLUB. DELMA CODDINGTON Charm on lanml-- whiz nn watt-rf' sports. svuutirm. aml horses. GIRL RESERVES. HONOR SOCIETY, MIDDLETONIAN, OPTIMIST, SPANISH CLUB. EVELYN R, COHEN ' Beautiful black lurks fund of lfmwlsf-fwt-ll mannvre-cl aml serious. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. BERNICE COLE IVIUIIUIIIIIIIS dresser' neat svamstress- likos tu cook. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. CALVIN COLE Vanclnrmw-r of softball man in waitin1:-- Ellt-n's I-smart. HI-Y. STUDENT COUNCIL. ALBERT COMBS Frivnclly and freckled-frarliates uheurf-popular with the xrirls. BIOLOGY CLUB. HISTORY CLUB. AMY COMPTON Spinach a spvcialtyw notable knowlt-ulxre-ffalxvays ,iollyf famous relativvs. BIOLOGY CLUB. CHEMISTRY CLUB, FRENCH CLUB, GIRL RESERVES. HONOR SOCIETY. OPTIMIST, STU- DENT COUNCII.. . , f , , I -- 'I . - , 3 . - i JOE CORNELLA ' . Short Stul'l s his spvaialty f-red-hvutlvml riot' of funf hnskm-tlrall's high point ' ' BAND. BASKETBALL. I OO'I'fiALL, M CLUB. , ' '1 Cl LUCILLE COSIMA I J ' Dimplo on the chin star from the southlanxl - pleasant, willimr, trusting. RUTH COWGILL Small in staturo -frivnxlly zlispositiunfwatcr st-rvor in raft-tt-ria. BILL COX Slaunc-h for Kentucky- shy glances at the :rirls-r etli- 1-icnt Buy Scout. 29 SENIORS DONALD COX I.in-ui Ixzullfull :mul -I15, Im! xxI1x Imilvh nmflv nirplunvr-. I 1llJ'I'IIAI.I., III-Y. 'I'RA1'K, AULCIE MAE CRAFT 'I'mnIi1- pn-rv-u-rnlnw puwuniti-'.I rI.nl'I.---ywI flnm lin- miss. IIIIMIC I'IK'0N!lMII'S I'I.l'R, III-Y. iZI,I'II'11'I,l'II. LUCILLE CROSBIE Ml1IwII1-luninn lumxw :nsivrlrnn-luti' :I1-livI1!1'uI ulispuwi- In ti: ple-usunt. uillinxr. walpnlvln-, 1'III'INIIS'I'IlY f'I.l'l4, IlI4II!A'I'I'I I'I,I'Ii. IIIICI. ICICSICIIVICS III.I'II'1 I1IIIi.lIUNURSlN'IIC'I'Y.MIIDIPI.I-I'I'UNI.XN.MIISI4 4'I.IIIC, III I'IMIS'I'. VIIYSIVS I'I.I'II. LAURA MAE CROUT Nun an Ilxhuwl Innsh uilh prniv- lin-lx and flu- nL Inxi '. I RI'INI'II l'I,III4, KIIRI. RI'ISI'IRVI'IS, IIISTIIRY I'I.I'Ii. RALPH CURLIS I':-lv I'lulIIrnII'Q 1I1-:NI 1-IMI kill hzcfv- xx mm n I4'fl4l'l'IIAI.I4. M l'I,I'IK. ARTHUR L. DARRELL Sunny Inxv- In Iish pr:-1'--rx 1In- ur.-:ut uuhlmnw AUDREY DAVIS 'I'In- Imrvl Im-IN Inxx um-Imlimlx Nnnill- SI1:1Ixf-Ayn-:ur nn-dn-I. I'III'IMIS'I'RY !'I,IIIl. I RI'INl'II i'I.IIIi. KIIRI. RI'ISI'IRVI'IS. I'IIRI'I.PI MASQITICRS, SUIT ANI! IIVSKIN. SHIRT- sI.I'.I'.N Ish,SIIIIIIHVI'1'4lIIN1'II.. MACK DAVIS II4-ur! In rf-inlvv he-:nl In --umriu' Izumi In vxq-1-Ill--. VAMHRA I'I.I'Ii. 1'III'IMIS'l'RY l'I.III4. NIINI I'I'I NIICN. CHARLES DAY Iirnvn Mznjnr 1h-Iuxv lruinx his In-Irby :lnntln-r xxivijf Imp, IIANID. III-Y. fVIIIlIlI.I4l'I'ONIAN. 0I l'IMIS'I', I'IIRI'I.I-I NIASQIIICRS, SIIIII'I'SI.I'II'IVI'IS, SHUI' ANI! IiI'SKIN SOI'IIUMORI'1 VLASS I'I..-KY, S'I'I'IPI-INT VUIIXVII.. YII III l'I R R I I'I .I I'IS'I' I-I RS. ROBERT DELL I'1-Ilnw uf fn-w unrdr- ll1lvl'1-Niwl in nu!-N Ima 21 -Iuuhlv ICANII. IIIAY. SPANISH I'I.I'II. RUSSELL DENNIS llmul Iuukillv' Ind h:w hix lllrC':lI1vI 'WI'-un murin- uus and 1':np:nInI4-, I1'1Nl'I'ISAI,l.,S'I'I7IJI'IN'I'VUITNVII., CALVIN DIDLICK Imvlu. Iithf-. lin-ly six fl-vt nt' h---:nun pm-ilixtiw :nnrl pr:u'Ii1'nI. RAMONA DIXON I':nr vu-vx from I-'nirviu-xx nifty num nn 1 x 1 nn num IIIRI. IlI'1SI'IRVI'IS. SUZANNE DOUGLAS Munlvrn .lulif-I I:nIy uf grmw- pupulnr 1-irI vluth--5 Qalurv. ISIUIJNDY l'I.IIIS, I RI'INl'II l'I,III!. GIRI. RI'ISI'IRVI'IS. .IITNIOR CLASS I'I4AY, MIIlIlI.I'I'I'0NIAN. UI I'IMIS'I', SUIT' ANI! RIISKIN, SUI'IIOMORI'I VI..-XSS I'I..-KY, YIC M IGRRIIC .I I'IS'I'I'lRS. LENA DOWNS Tiny and qllix-l swm-I mul shy nf-rlxivv un4I popular. IIIULUGY l'I.UIi. l'III'lMIS'I'RY 1'I.I'Ii. HISTORY f'I,l7IC. IIUM IC ICCUNUMICS l'I.IIIi. SENIORS 'xy VQX L30 SENIORS f3l ANNA MAE DOWREY XII-tlvlzlulzs mzmmrx -4111.4 :md 211111-fum uf :lII1In'I4-s. , ,.., ,,..., I-IUIJHJ iI,I Ii. IIUfVlI', I-.1 UNHNIII 5 1 I.l I-, MARTHA LOUISE DREDGE .X Irnml imlu-II snrlppy xt'-ru-If -I4-fr uvlh ww I. ,In 'Inn-mi. IIIUIAIGY l'I,I'I-1. IIHNIIC ICl'HN1lfKIIl'S 1'I.l'I2, III4'I'HI X I'I,I'II. BILL DUGAN Sham-5 tix-S willy uurvlf 'mil--U man, 'I'Il.U'K. I'lTRI'III4I MASQVI-IRS. VIIYSIVS lII'Il, VIRGINIA MAE DUKE I31:Iln- suv:-Il In nvzh- Inx-,Iv Uupf-T :Inv 'e f-'II xymv In 11. HVRNIAIX i'I,III4. IIIRI. RI-ISICRYI-IS. NIINI4' MABLE LEONA DUNCIL tI.I'I' Ih1uIvI1' trnuhlx :an ifh-:II -milv xnxxyrfy .vxvmlnl I-A. IZIUIMIGY 1'I.lIIi. GIRI, RI-ISICRYICS. IIUBII-I I-QVHNUNII l'I.l'Ii. MILDRED LENORA DUNCIL .Xu nxzwt fznwimilw wI1:nl'min-1 'mmm-1' 'rim :IIII 1 l2IRI. RI-ISHRVICS. IIOMIC IC1'l!X1lNII1'Sl'I.I'IZ A. EARHART 1 ELNEVA EGELSTON Ov-I1 ,RA cmms. IK1INIlLfN1!fN:. C91 4 -Q 1l1xizlIvIvIliwpnsitiun :1r4I1-ni Iurirlvn full Irvlujuznm Imxxl I .XIII Z'I,I'Il. IIIOIJHIY 4'I.I'I1, IQIIQI. HI'ISI'IICYI'f4, IIIN 'mm' i'I,UI!. MILDRED EGELSTON Fnzxpm vynw Nnuppg I-IMI:--N .I:11::I5 II.,-if I1-fr 4 Iufl umm! shot in Ivnxlxvtlwzzll, .KRT I'I,I'II, ISIOIAIGY l'I.I'I5, GIRI. IiI'1SICIl'w.'I'IS. IIH. ICVUNUM IFS K'I,III4. DOROTHY PAULINE EGELSTON lirzxml Noun- nf hmmm' vnu-Ii4I fminimu- nmlx-X -I I I Inlvlv Mishra. -v. .XII'I' f'I.I'Ii. IIIUIAJIIY f'I.I'I1, IIIRI. RICSI'IIlYI'1S. IIIQTHI X virus, IIUMI-II-Il'0NOMI1'Sl'I.I'l4 MARY ELLIS Iluppf-r fIFt'4S1'I' Iulsln-rlr:nII, Imnkx, :xml Ivmllyw I1 luis, IMGIIIIIIIII urhx, . I , l'IIICIVIIS'I'RY f'I,III4. IIISTURY l'I.I'I4, IIUNIII Iql HNUNI IFS l'I.I'II. PAUL ELLISON Iyrnm- Pruu-rs nIuuImI-- Im! Uh Nl- Nhj, I I Iwxml wirh the- fair sm-X. JEAN FANNING Suphislivatn-rI vhalm izxp-4I:l114'--1'ulixinq- lvx'llI1:ml -n-V1 I ,XKT 1'I.III!. IIIUIJHIY I'I.l'Ii. I RI'1Nl'II l'I.I'IC, IIIRI Ill-ISI41RX'I'IS. IIUNUR S4H'II-I'I'Y. .IVNIUR VIMXSS I'I,-'KN HI I'IIVIIS'I'. SUIT' ANI! IIIISKIN. SUI'IIUNIURI'1 VIUXNN I'I..XY. YIC IVIICRRIIC .II'IS'I'I'1RS. FLORENCE FAULKNER 'I':uII. 1I:lrk ::nrI g1'I:nlmu'mlA d1'iI.il1p' vrulvv- l'I G1 rnmntuwn. GLADYS FERGUSON Gray is hc-r 4-ulur lik.-5 !n1I:Illu'v 1':1'.iNImimg r--,Ih- :I IIIHLOGY CI,I'IK, GIRI, RI'ISI'IIlVI'IS. SVXNISII f'I.lI S'I'l'I1I'IN'I' COIINVII.. XII SENIORS E321 JOE FINKELMAN I Liu-s Frnm On-f girl IO thi- nn-xt mlvlmnaiirv 'lx-vil may rare. 1 I OO'I'BAI.L. GICRMAN CLUB. HI-Y. M l'I.lTB. O ?'I'IMIS'I' BILL FINNEY I Imvv. phczm yl fun with lln- lmys, 'wx-III Y. N. U. A.. his Rpm-ialty. HI'Y. NINA FLAGG Mmlvst and stlnlious f Iovvs sports :I l'1'1lI pal. l'I'IRSONAI.I'I'Y CLUB. ANN E. FLANAGAN Q Iiaukslagzm- Ann 'full nf fun zu willing work--1' GIRL RICSERVES. HOME ECONOMICS i'I,I,'B. Olf'I'IMIS'I'. I'URI'I.I-I MASQUICRS, SHIR'I'SI.I'II'IVI'IS. DEAN E. FLANDERS 1 VVizarrI of wisclnnif- a walking: miiutiunzivy :l !ul1:'li'inl:1 u'z-ntlurnan. ' ART VIIUII. BIOLOGY CLUB. IlI'IIlA'I'I'I FLIIB. HI-Y. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY. I'URI'LI'I MASQFI-IRS. SHIRT- SIJIEVES, SOCC AND BUSKIN, S'I'UDI'lN'l' COUIIUII.. YIC MICRRIIC .II'lS'I'I IRS. l BARBARA FORD 1 Gm-ntlc in mznnnnr- ri-solute in xlowl Ohio Stull- pn-- form-fl. BIOLOGY CLUB. CHI'IMIS'I'RY CLUB. GIRL RI'ISl'IRVl'IS. HOMIC I'fL'ONOMIl'S CLUB. THERESA FORD I Quint :incl rvscrvvll Iilu-A tu rm-:ul 1-rijuys yu-oygln-. GIRL RI'lSI'IRVI'lS. GLEE CLUB. ' HAROLD FREEMAN I Stl-ally and siiim-4-rw an 4-xr-vllm-nt Optimist hyont :I future Imsinvss man. ' HISTORY FLUB. OPTIMIST. I JOHN R. FREEMAN ' Q I ilisaxrrvo with you rlrxlmalis- ulralnulist .lll ruunsl spurtsmaln -- I OO'l'BALL. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY. I'URl'LI'1 MAIIQUICRS, SHIRTSLEEVES. 1 FLORENCE FREEZE j A walking' radio Ihu life OI' tho party as svvujcl .II-nny Linsl. i l BIOLOGY CLUB. IJEBA'I'I'I CLUB. DICBATIC 'I'l'IAM. GIRL RICSERVICS. GLI'II'l CLUB. HONOR SOl'II'I'I'Y. LIUNIOR CLASS PLAY, MUSIC CLUB, OI I'IMIST. I'URI'I'I'I MAS- QUICRS. SANDWICH GIRLS. SIIIR'I'SI.I'II 1VI'IfI. SOUP ANI? BUSKIN. SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY. SI'UDI'IN'!' COUNCIL. YE MERRIE JESTERS. GEORGE FUGETT Tops in sports- a jolly fruml fm-llmv Om- in :1 lnillinn. UHIGMISTRY CLUB, I OO'I'BAI,L. M FLIIB. OI'TIMIS'l'. PHYSICS CLUB. DONALD FULLEN I llc-pm-mlable Dun blonmlo anil sm-riuus tin-klus 1 li- ivorivs daily. I MARY ELLEN GARDNER I Irrs-sistilvlv miss L-hatlvrlmx Ihm- nliswvi' lu'l':llx'in's prayn-rs. GIRL RESI'IRVI'IS, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. CATHERINE GEPHART Ifintm-rprising.: Sandwich Girl IIOw's Shurmun lin-ly lingers when typing. GIRL HI'1SI'IRVI'IS. GLEE CLUB. HISTORY l'I,I'I1, MUSIC' CLUB, SANDWICH GIRLS. , BALLARD GARRETT X Inllustrious stuiivrit-'Olw man tram-lc I4-mn bf Purn- muunt inipurtzxm-L-. , M CLUB, MIDIJLETONIAN. Ol I'IMIS'l'. STUITI-IN r FOUN- CII.. TRACK. Q l I 4 . 1 f I -K, I l I 1 .1 lv 1 .I I' . ' I' -f 1 x J I A -'A .7 , ,ff ,f .pf L'-f I I 'I flf I. .v N, J ,f -fn ,I ELLEN GE HART ' VV1'sI Mi4I1II1-t0wn's he-r humv trim :Im-lm-rnminraiifxu :Intl-s on dates. l'Hl-IMISTRY CLUB, GLICIC CLUB, CHARLES GILLUM Iiiminulivv but daring: vamzllvlv in Ih-- vafg-IQ-Fix: hu thl- wandorlust. ADELE GOLDSCHMIDT l'1-pr. pupulsxrity, pvrsnnnlity 1-In-I-I'v and 4-m'nIE:1I dazzling: smilv. l'Hl'IMIS'I'RY CLUB. GERMAN ULIII5. GIRL RICSIQICYICS S'I'I'Ill'IN'I' K'0I'Nf'IL. JUNE A. GOLDSCHMIDT lilumiv In-uuty Just :I kiwi umm-:I Jun ir1tn-rn-stwl ir flrnnmtivs. ART CLUIS. HOME I-IUONUIVIICS l'l.UIi. GIRL RI-ISICRYI-IS. l'I'Rl'I.I'I MASQUICRS. SANIJWIFII GIRLS. STIYITI-1X'1 l'0IINl'lI,. SHlRTSLl'II'lVI'IS. HUBERT GOODWIN W1-st Mieirllvtowlfs :rift In thv Imiu-s hilarity. fusion. and Izuurhtvr. HELEN GRAHAM 'I'rv:xl for Ihr- 1-yn-s nvu-ily snlillnu' stl'llLr1:I1-41 uw! mann- vzxrsis. GIRL Rl-ISPIHVPIS, I IIS'I'URY l'I,I'lS. RALPH GRAY I'lurly's vom- slinxu-r happy gin Iuvky uzuln-.':m xx ith Gladys, Iimlllirv vavurtinyr rnvnlivr' Inu- 1 In and Ivax 1- 1 nl HIULOKIY l'I.UI!. HI-Y. JOSEPH GREENBAUIVI II:uI4I3'-Immu'-lm-mfs van hu lvlwshl lmrhvlur to In-, GLENNA ADELE GUTSHALL Ifnrmvrlg' :Intl-II an Murim- hrs! in sports'-fA-I SIIUIPIII ISIULUGY1'I,III4,SANDVVIi'H GII'iI.S.S'I'I7IlI'INT CUIINIIIL FRED HAMILTON An urllvnt nmviv gm-r strum :A lllu-Iv!v full ut' l'u1 and frnlisz H1-Y. HAZEL HANKS A uma-ue-th-1' Ivlumie- mmlirnu-nl slum-4' zulmiivl :1-Imirme thv uppusiu- ss-x. GIRL RI'f5I'IRVI IS. HOME I'II'UNUIVIIl'S ULUII. ARMINTA BEATRICE HARDIN Sl--1-guy littln- Izuiy rm-limw-Q t'I1lxSFUli!N monotony 'mx In Iw an umlvrtakc-r. I-'Rl-INUH l'LITl!. IIIQY. l'I-IRSUNALITY CLUB. ALBERTA HARTNESS Smlu ja-rkm-r at l uy's hair that In-Ii-ls hvr lm-nmp.-mm 11 :L friendly miss. GIRL RIGSPZRVES. MARABELLE HARVEY Musir. hursvs. and Gsrnxzuu vm-rsnlilv and valwuhln- Amartly suphistiratm-ll. GICRMAN l'I.Uli, IIUNUR S0i'II'1'I'Y. OPTIMIST, SUVHU- MORE VL.-XSS PLAY. S'I'IIIlI'IN'I' UOUNUII.. YE MICRRIH .II'IS'I'I'IRS. 33 SENIORS , -'1' , 1+?'?f' 'N Ig ' I BOB HATTON l r115: m1511'1' sl:11g1-l1:1111l 1'y11i1-:nl Fuliriwl. l lJU'l'liAl.l1. JUNIOR l'l1.-'XSS l'l..-XY. l'l'lil'l.l'I NIASQUICRS. iHlIi'l'Sl.I'Il'IVl'1S.Slbl'l'ANDICUSKlN,SUl'HOMORl'Il'l.ASS l'I.AY, S'l'Ulll11N'l' MANAIIICIQ. YI-I MICRRIPI -ll'1S'l'l'lKS. DOROTHY HAUSELMAN l'1'isay Iilwx H111 Day limv I,:1li11 l1-:11'l11-r 111 l11-. HIULUGY l'l,lllL GIRL lCl'lSl'IllYl'lS, HONOR SUl'll'I'l'Y. MllIlll.l'l'l'0NlAN. UI l'IlVlIS'l', l'l7lCl'l.lC MASQIIIHIS, SH lR'l'Sl.l'Il'IV l-IS. ROBERT HAUSMAN l'ip1-5. 51:11-111-1-, :1111l l11'11111-H1-5 1111111 xxixv-l11l 1-111'y1-l11- 111 1l1:1 1'1'1'1K:1I11111s. VAMHRA 1'I.l'lS, l'lll'1MlS'l'llY l'l,lll2, MllJl1I.l'1'l'UNI.fXN Ul l'lMlS'l', PHYSIFS l'l.llli. ALICE HAWKINS Quint 11, gl 1111111N1' ll111r11ug1l1 111111 llmug-l1II'11l i111111:11 1 l:1l1Aly 111:u1i1'111'1-1l. HIUIANDY i'l.IIl5. Vlll-lN1lS'l'RY l'l.l'I5. llllil. lil-ISICRVICS IIISTUKY 4'l,l'l!, WILLIAM HEILMAN l 1111Il1111f.1- :u11l l':1111-y l'1u-1 lun-lx xlrnlw u11111111 111 :1r1l1-111 :1rI1s1. ,XlC'l' l'l,IlI!. Ul l'lMIS'l'. ANNETTE HENDERSON l411:1uIy :1111l lhll vurly h1-:ul 1'11l11- :A w:u'l1li1115 :1lhl1-l1-, lil.l11l111'l.llli.l'I'1RSHN.-'1l.l'l'Yl'l.lYl4.HI-Y. BETTY HENDERSON A 1l1-111u1'1- lit!l1 111155 111'1-ily I1-'1,xx11 x 1::11-I 11:1 ,lu-111111-. IHULUIIY l'l.lJl!, lllS'l'1lliY l'l.UIi. LOUELLA I-IIGHLEY A l,l11111l1l1-lul 11I 1'h'11'111 x1-rv 1'1l11-1-111 l'1'1'1l111:1111l ll1-- liull 1-:1r1111111iwI. ROBERT E. HIGHLEY VVl1:1I is 511 1':11'1- :nx :1 1l:15 ui1h1111t .ll1111' slum- 111:111- :1111l 1lru111f. HAND. lll-Y, JUNIOR FLASS I'I.AY. MUSH' 1'l,Ul4. l'lll!l'Ll'l MASQUKRS. SlllR'l'Sl.l'1l'lVl'1S. SUFC AND lilli. KIN, SUl'H11MURI11l'l.ASS I'l.AY.Yl'IMl1IRRll'I.ll11S'l'l1IliS. HARRIET HINKLE l'll'1ArlIlLT '11-1-x1111:1Iily 111-rI'1-1-l p11xlu1'1- lwiuhl 1-l11Il11-5 xxl1il1- 1':1r11:1Ii1111s. GICIKMAN K'I,llIi, HISTHIQY f'l.lIl!. WILLIAM W. HODGE Sports 1'1liL11r l1:1sk1-tl1:1ll 111-111l Y's his l1:111u11ul,, I-'UU'l'liAl.l.. HI-Y, MlIlI1l.l'I'l'UNIAN, Ul I'lMIS'l'. 'l'liAK'K. ROBERT HOLLENBAUGH A111:1zi11u'ly :1l1-rl 111:11'x1-111115 but 11111:l11r.l 111-111li111-. l1:1:- siv1-, :u11l 1-1111rt1-1111s. HAND, l'Hl'IMlS'I'NY K'l.IVli. HICRMAN l'I.l!l4. PHYSIFS VLUIC, CARROL HOLSCHUH Skill, Lfl':A1'1- :1111l l11:1i115 nw-111 :1111l ai11v1-V11 :1 mu-ll stu1l1-111, GERMAN fTl,llli, GIRL Iil'1Sl'lRVl'lS, MlIJlJl.H'l'0Nl.-XX. ULIIMIBI. l UKI Llu MA3Ql'l'.RN. 5lllRlSl,l'.l'.Vl'IS. SH'- lIl'1N'l' VOUNQTIL. PAUL HOPPER Hur-h nlinm 1' :1llli1'l111l with 111-111-ililix l1:1l11 111' l1:11111E. 111-N faithful lri1-111l. IHULUGY C'l,llli, l'Hl'IMlS'l'llY 1'l.llli. Ill-Y, BOB HOSKINS l ill11Arl :1 1-:11'l111111ifl 111 llw 111:nl1i11L- r1-11-ls i11 lm,- 111-lhull. .-xm 1'1. . E34 SENIORS .1 s fgfvwifc' Rf CI- - '-f Z.. 1,21 TRY YJ 4 V Lxff I In , R' P V- bx' ' -.,:y A ' V' 5' Q, A 1 . f, 4-'rV,L,...,' ,JJ RUBY HOWELL I'lII'0rv0s1'in1: vm-ruy n1ufIIwI u'iuLrI4-S nn-nlul uynx- S E N I 0 R S nzxstics. GIRL RESERVES. HISTORY I'LI'IS. IIOMIC I'1l'ONOMIl'S l'Ll7Ii. HONOR SOC'II'I'l'Y.OI I'IMIS'I'.S'I'lIIJI'1N'I'FOIINVII.. FRANCES L. HOWERTON O RN . ' Iflack sparkling 1-yvs full nf mis:-him-f Inns tu :Irina HISTORY CLIIII, BIOLOGY 1'LIIIi. IIOMIC I'I1'ONOMIr'S VLITR. A , ml ,.,- ' L 5-5 , DOROTHY H. HUBBARD an I'I'l1-1-rflll c'I1:lI1m-r Imuks :And smlus rn-tivvnt ru-Iinlxilify. CARL HUDSON VYitTy artist :Ire-:uns :mul plzus lv:nSIu-IInuII Inngx I'-Ir 5 W :A plow. I 'I' Q .KRT CLUB. ORVH I'IS'I'RA. 5 LENORE HUDSON K Vharminfr and vuh- nim- in Ixnnw smiling: und sulxtlv, I' 1'Hr:MIsTRY l'LlII4. IIOMIC r:c'ONOMlr's f'I,III!. MUSU' 5 ,I VLUII, ORCH:-LSTRA. I351 GORDON HUGHES Sm-vuncl Roh Iinrns Sym-Op:nIinL-' .wilurwt--I' In- Gm-lx his woman. GERMAN CLUI5, HI-Y..II7NIOR1'I,ASS I'I,.-XY, MIIIIPIIIC- TUNIAN. OI I'IIVIIS'I'. I'lIRI'LI'I MASQIIICRS. SIIIR'I'f SI,I+1I'ZVI'IS, SUCK' ANI? IIIISKIN, YE IVIICRRIIC .II'IS'I'I'IRS. TED HUNTSBARGER lilmd naturwl I:iII and :lurk .luurnul Aluuurlvr. HI-Y. BETTE HUR Plym-S that snap -I Iuri4I:4l:1nln-:I Runn-O,wh1-l'n':u'! thml 2' JOHN R. IFCIC .Xurnnautic-ally inc-lim-:I swimming, Ims--Imll, Suftlmll pm-ronnial lu-rnsvr, ETHELYN JACKSON Iiunnllo of n1is-hivf Ovvurms nf snxil--s ivory li:-kln-r. IH-IIIATE CLUI4. GLI-IE CLIIR. III-Y. MIISII' I'I.UII. I'I'IRSONALI'I'Y FLUB. THOMAS JACKSON Sluw motion qui:-1 wit Garlm fulnsln-4 Nlivk.-Y Mouse- fan. MINA JACOT Loves a Iaugfh hvsitunt. happy. and h--zulthy rusy vheeked dramatisl. ART CLUB, JUNIOR FLASH PLAY, MUSIC' VLUII, OI I'I- MIST, PURPLE MASQUICRS, SANIJWIFH GIRLS, SHIRT- SI.I'II'IVES. SOCK' ANI? IIIISKIN, STIIIJI-1N'I'VOIINVIL. YI'f MI'1RRII'l JES'I'I'IRS, EDWARD JAMES A baske-tlmll Rzumlsh-r Imshful but 1-lm-4-r p--p and Snap. HI-Y. SOCK' AND IIUSKIN, S'I'IIIlI'IN'I' FOUNFII.. THOMAS JARRETT Dynamo of humor H-nvvn-r a dull munn-nt sax umm-ul. IEANILBIOLOGY lILIII5,HI-Y. IVIIISII' K'LUII,ORK'H HSTRA. LILLIAN L. JAY Twinklinpz ff.-oi -willing wurlu-I' miriam-:I in IC swn-all-r. GIRL RESERVES. HISTORY CLUB, IVIIIlIILI I'I'UNIAN. S.-XNDVVICH GIRLS, SPANISH VLUIG. SENIORS '-if 4 I 36 m CHARLES JENKINS Razlicfs his hulilny liks-5 In rvaml works if :imma ui CORDIA JoNEs Champion runner lwauty and lirains grand I-hnrifivr. GLICIC CLUB, HI-Y. HAROLD JONES Happy-Jgu-lllrky lmnsx-nsiral lmislvruuslwss ima-. In tinkvrimz. WARREN JONES He.-art breakvrff fs-m dmlgrcrf - why so shy? BIOLOGY CLUB, CHEMISTRY CLUB. DON JORDAN Dun Juan -- mathvmaliual shark brains, hrains. lwraina JAMES K. JORDAN Kniszht wilhuut armor ,iuvial .iilturluuli luvvs hi, I'I-l- luwmon and wumcn. I-'OO'l'BALL. HI-Y. EMMA JEAN KAURICH Shv:'ll takv thu Bakvr a honniv lassivf f duh-s on dam-Inu. GIRL RESERVES, HISTORY CLUB. HOME I-ICONOM ICF Cum. HELEN M. KEATING Smiling' Irish I-yvs f infvcliuus laugh Vanrlvrnll-vr'a hvl' he-ru. GIRL RESERVICS. HOMI-I ECONOMICS CLUB. JOHN DUANE KEES Loyal Lakesidvr :lou-s nn Ilultiv full 0' lifu and fun. FOOTBALL, TRACK. HI-Y. ROBERT KEFFER Swish shot an 1-yu likm- an I-airlv gallant Jzenlli-man. BASKETBALL. GOLF 'l'l'1AM. HI-Y. M CLUB. S'l'Ill7lr1N'l' vuUNCl1.. YE MERRII: .Ir:s'rl-ms, MARIAN KEISER Quality nut quantity Chinvso nails dramatic anml in- tullim-nt. GIRL RESERVES. HOIVII-I ECONOMICS CLUB. l'URl'l.l-I M ASQUERS. OPTIM IST. CALDWELL KEITH A'Lnvvr f-thu Mu0n's his inspiration uasy vonw. va x 0 LEONARD KELLY Curly f-amiualllv anml quiot longs for a pulpit. BUD KERSCHBAUM Shy. sn-ally. sinvvrv slm-llar :ln-fl-nsivv man lurilliant brains. BASKI-ITBALL. BIOLOGY CLUB. HI-Y. HONOR SOCII-1'l'Y M CLUB. OI I'lMlS'I'. GLADYS KESLING Gay and frolirsnms' an vxrn-llvlit alhle-lv plm-nly nl' th- rah rah spirit. BASKETBALL. GIRL Rl'lSl'lllVl'2S. HOME ECONOMICS MIDIILI-ITONIAN, SPANISH CLUB. PAUL KINDLE Man about town irulvs nl silvnm- km-n about sin' machines. III-Y. MINUTE MEN, MIDIlLE'l'ONIAN. BIOLOGY CLUB. CUELA KINIYALOCTS A sudden inte-rc-st in lI1iI'Il'II'IL! all sports, I-vt-ry lym- lniu splash in aquatim-s. TONY KINIYALOCTS A history book himsolfr standing room only ont 1' thu Journal carriers. CIIENIISTRY CLUB. HISTORY CLUB, RICHARD KOEPPEL IJivky oratorival ability I-Ivve-r at writing a Lmml sport. BIOLOGY CLUB. CHEMISTRY CLUB, MINUTE MEN. OI I'IMIST, PURPLE MASQUERS. SHIRTSLEEVES. STI'- III-INT COUNCIL, YE MERRIE JESTERS, WINIFRED KORDENAT W'insorv1v Winnivf- popularity a ple-nty - dating. danrinuk Dizzy . CHEIVIIS'Y'RV CLUB. GIRL RESERVES. GLEE CLCB, BIVSIC CLUB, SPANISH CLUB. MADGE KREBS Moro fun I f-'hats off to a fast talker - swt-Ileln-g'ant girl. GIRL RESERVES, HISTORY CLUB. HOME ECONOMICS CLI'B. PEGI KURRY IK-tile Puri danvinu. howling, and Bull dark I-xml and dashinfr. BIOLOGY CLUB. FRENCH CLUB. GIRL RESERVES. GENE LAMB Likvs 'vm LittIc- van sho yzilrglv? vutc voiffurv. M CSIC CLUB. GIRL RESERVES. GLEE CLUB. STUDENT COVNCIL. CLARENCE B. LAWSON, JR. BuIldosz ff tunnis. football. and L'hec'ke-rsffyearns to In- a patrolman. BASKETBALL. FOOTBALL. GLEE CLUB, M CLUB. REXILL LAWSON Butcher Boy ian afiinity for troululv -- swings a smooth trumpet. BAND. HI-Y, SPANISH CLUB. S'I'UDEN'I' COUNCIL. BIOLOGY CLUB. CARROLL LEWIS, JR. Ifnvndinz one-rxry-vapavity for misvhief -Marjoriv his wlaknvss. BAND. BIOLOGY CLUB. MIDDLETONIAN. M CLUB. OI I'IMIST, PHYSICS CLUB. PURPLE MASQUERS, SHIRT SLEEVES, STUDENT COUNCIL. STUDENT MANAGER. MARGARET CHRISTINE LEWIS Tiny fun a Iittln- of 4-verything: we admire-f dynamo of I-nz-rzzy. HI-Y. RAYMOND LILLARD Honor lit-s in hons-st toil f'I'l'lIl'l'I1I pr-rsunality possi lmilitios of mischief. ART LINKINS Brains and brawn-f center of atlran-tion flishingr and hunting tis-nd. BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, HI-Y, M CLUB. OPTIMIST. STIYIJENT COUNCIL. TRACK. BOB LITTLE Genv's gentleman ss-I-ond Bonny Goodman ' fa vapas-ily for dt-vilment. B.-XNIJ. HI-Y. ORCHESTRA. STUDENT COUNCIL. 37 SENIORS MADGE LLOYD Nifty littlv missy sta-luvvly tlzlluw-r W:1rrvn's vu-uktw'-X. ART CLIII4, CIRI, RI'ISI'IIiVI'IS. fII,I'II'I l'I.UII, MUSIQ' I'I,IlII, SUIT' ANIP IIIISKIN. CHARLES LONG Sturdy nmlllin4'ss nmuim- I-uw puwvr un thu- vuurtr, DENVILLE ALDEN LOVELACE Our nmn Imst-lmll tn-nm :rum 1-nwlmy cartunniat muah-st uml sim-1-rv. HIOLOGY t'I,IlI4. DICK LUFF A lnlushilvt. lvzlexhful lmy I mmf man a anmutln swimmvr. JEANNE LUKENS Vmmlnlt- tinym-ms Iiull1lmx's ht-r In-nu a Nllvlwy Mullrwr, IIIOLOGY i'l.lIl!,1lIRI. ICI-ISICICVICS. WAYNE MACDONALD A :-will vumpullimm out of town lzul :L mash-r farnu-r. EUGENE MACK A vutn- for Mnrv Alive- an tnvlulrlv diwpusiliorl mu llllllvl' Imy, HI-Y. TONY MADAFFARI lingo n grin from yvar tu yzur all-round alhlf-is-, l UO'I'IIAI.I., M CLIIII. ORUS E. MADDOX VI'hittlinLZ nlul svrilrhlinmf :I luuzfh vasily prnvukt-nl :Q in-plwr-umwr. JEANNE MAIER A yn-rfl-1-t 'ml mlmpt in ulhlttivs an lovely lady. GIRI. ICPISPIIQVPIS, IIONOR SOFII-I'l'Y, OI I'IMIS'I', STI'- DI'2N'I' l'OIlNl'II.. LOUISE MANNING 'I'n-n- quit-t, ps-lilo, flninty, :mxl m-nt 'movie star unl- llllll. IiI'ISI'IICVI'lS, GLICIC l'l.llIt, HISTORY CLUB. CHARLES MARGERUM Purplq- -awvuh-rs' I-nnstnnt 4-rmmim: that's Curly . liI,I'1I'1 FIIUII, MINUTE MEN. MIISII' CLUB. RUTH ELLEN MARLETT I uullIm-H:-Aly mln-sm-ml :always on tht' 1:0 swimming, lvn- uis. mul Imskm-tlmll. IIIOIIUGY CLUI5. GERMAN UIIIIIS. GIRL RESERVES. HISTORY CLIIII. MUSIL' C'I.IlI4, HELEN MASSEY Unusual 4-oiifurvs rhythm in dross pup, wit, and fun. HISTORY CLIIIS, HOME ECONOMICS CIIUII, SANDWICH GIRLS. S'I'Ulll'1N'I' COUNCIL. MARY C. MAURER MissMirl1ll1-tuniun nnst-furmws swimming and svnut- inn, hm-r sm-1-ialt,i1-ra. IIIOLOGY CLUII. CI-II'lMIS'I'RY CLUB, DEBATE CLUIL GIRL RESERVES. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, MIDDLE- TONIAN, MUSIC CLUB, PHYSICS CLUB, PURI'Ll'I MASQUICILS, SHIR'I'SI.EEVI'IS, SOCK' AND BUSKIN. YIC MHRRIIC .II'IS'l'l'IRS. l:38 SENIORS S E ll I!! R S E391 BARBARA JEAN MAYES Talkativo Ilahs--ffrlanisvl of tht- drama thu- cya-s hav- uit... BIOLOGY CLUB, GIRL RESERVES, HISTORY CLUB. MIDDLETONIAN, OPTIMIST, I'URI'LE MASQUERS. SHIRTSLEEVES, STUDENT COUNCIL. YE MERRII-I JESTFIRS. JOE MCCULLOUGH Pvanut shvll shmmtvr- aftt-r tht- tarrly In-II allt-prml alibis. MINUTE MEN. LEO MCEVOY Junior --prinro of a pal-fpassion for pins-s flair for fun. HI-Y. SOCC AND BUSKIN. SPANISII CLUB. YE MERIIIIC JI-ISf'ERS. lg I I 1 L ' - A - BO, CIIIIZCFEETERS' f' llcrtlcrrf-if.Romeo-- you gzotta show mv Ioual shirts. S UDENT COUNCIL. ELOISE ANN MCGRAW All strike bowlvr --f- willowy slimnt-sswa winning: way. GIRL RESERVES, GLEE CLUB, HISTORY CLUB, MUSIC CLUB, PURPLE MASQUERS, SANDWICH GIRLS. SHIRT- SLEEVES. VICTOR EUGENE MCGRAW Spur-k -'hv has a Tudorfhut knows his football. BASKETBALL. FOOTBALL. M FLUB. BILLY MCGUIRE Bowling alloy Romeo fY pin Inoy--f high st:-ppim: clam-4-r. DON MCKILLOP Fascination for blondes 'optimism pt-rsonifiu-rl forttvt- ful little ft-Ilnw. HI-Y. FRED MCNABB Fritzy f---I'roston's pride and joy-fftlptimist artist :I In Sords. ART CLUB. M CLUB. OPTIMIST. STUDENT MANAGER. GLENNIE MCQUINN Typical Latin beauty-thorough and 1-flivit-nt favorin- of both sox:-s. GIRL RESERVES. DONALD METCALF I flun't knowufpinzg pong: vhamn- liilliartls for amustf- ment. BAND. FOOTBALL. HI-Y. IRENE MIDDLETON Business in classffun out of 1-lassf I.it,tIv Carl pride of her tt-achers. I HISTORY CLUB, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. BILL MILLER Bit: splash in aquaticsfpiano poumlt-r-fthv AnnuaI's pioturv Iixer-upper. ART CLUB. GERMAN CLUB. M CLUB. MINUTE MEN. OPTIMIST. TRACK. JOE MILLER Sportiva sports writt-r-f CaIifornia hors- I como! clever cartoonist. BIOLOGY CLUB, MIDDLETONIAN. OPTIMIST. ROBERT MILLER Pops-yt- fdslvvs into aquativs 1'hRllfI'0llI'5 his 'III Ford. GERMAN CLUB. L, -1 ,W Q, M? id SENIORS E401 SHIRLEY MILLER A svvvo! tmmth :1 clislmsilinn just as ww-I iluwm I'ZllIl'It'Y'. GIRL RICSI-IRYICS. IIIS'I'URY l'LI7l4. ONNOLEE MILLISOR l'1soorlL'lI by Clylln- Ilvnnis llIllIIllllIIYQ' nlfwnllrvm- Izlssiv from Ft. VVuynm-. HISTORY CLUB. HOME ICCONUMIFS CLUB. LEROY MILLS lius atutum twlu-I Iulx.-r lmslwh-m' for lfuya :mul I :u'l cr u -'z -k km-Nh-r. ALLAN MILTENBERGER --ui-1.1- ' I mmln-ls zxlrpluln-s :mul lruin :I Inv-lv Ilruuniz--r. III-Y. ALENE MILTON Maxrnvlin' pvrsunalily rluns rulv I-Imlxvs xx 11-nnis. :mul huekvlhzall. GLI-IIC l'LI'l5. HI-Y. JAMES MITCHELL Slow Ivut Nun- Iran-luzill Imm-114-r all-In-N imu Ill 141-xx ISHMON ROBERT MITCHELL lm nu lu 1- paul I4'Im-vtnvrf un Ima! Ulu Mal-slrn Milrhvll lin- nu 1s.xsKr:'1'mx1.l.. HI-Y, M v1.Ul:. 'ruAvK. MINNIE MITTENHOLZER Iirimful of fmih-S huska-Llmll fun shm-'s Il--lin-in-Imunul ART CLUB. BIOLOGY CLUB. l'HI'IMIS'I'RY l'I UI! FFR I I MAN CI,l'Ii. GIRL RI'ISI'2RVlCS. HOME I'Il'UN0MIl'N QLIIIS. xvwsu' cmlm, CLARENCE MIZE I!:lv'n clam' - ui Mnustf-wn inhriur :Il-m'u1'nlm' ruth-1 have :I Nivk1-II ihzm zu dollar. LESLIE MOKRY Ilamly Andy xzurin-ty in uirls wmfl -Izmm-. 1iun'l 'I I mv! III-Y, MINl'TI-'I MEN, 0I I'IMIS'l'. BEVERLY MOON Iiucks-1 'IIIIX fun In-ro. Ihvrv. :mzl 0.'YOI'yNYhl'I'k'. BIOLOGY CLUB. GIRL IIESICRVES. MIDDLICTONIAIN UI l'IMIS'I'. PHYSICS CLUB. SANDWICH GIRLS. BERTHA E. MOORE Stuum-h frioml quim-I 1-nlhusizasm sm-mul Ii--lsy Rus HUM IC PICUNOMIFS CLUB. NAOMI MOORE Lxlu-s thu- army, sinyrimx. :xml guitars --xv.-Is in Hum I'Ic'0llnn1is's quivlly quivl. l'Hl'IMIS'I'RY CLIIIS. HOME I'X'ONOMIl'S CLUB. THOMAS MORNINGSTAR 'I'aIkalivv Tum full of fun snappy funn-Iuu'ks. BIOLOGY CLVII. III-Y. 0I I'IMIS'I'. HELEN MARIE MOSIER Snappy rul1v4-rraxtiulls v1n'1'1Lvlim- phllnlm-lis! I-nthusiast. GIRL RESI'IRVI'lS. ' lmwlin f. A :I w !-,-fp I, ,f RUTHE MULL Iiilrliful Ilaffh-r shim-InI for Spri11-EII1-I4I 1'IIIuis-111-y 1-xp--1 . IQICIIM.-KN i'I.IIIf, GIIICIC l'I.IIIi, S'I'I7I7I'IN'I' UUIINKIII., MARJORIE MULLOY IH-p Lfixrnrles 11 yn-11 fur f1111 41111m1I1 5111111-1'. IIIHLUGY ULIIII. GIRI. IiI'1SI':RYI'IN. IIISTURY I'I,I'I-1. DOROTHY MURPHY II:1i11ty Ilnttiv typisl is rigzh' -:ut :1 11ntx . ' 111-151- :L111I p1up11I:1r. ISIIQI. RI'ISI'1RVIiS, HISTIIIQY l'I,ITII, SPANISH l I,IfI4, DWIGHT MURPHY I'1'ns111wtix'4- I':1rn1o1' fVI:1rj1uri1-'s man urn-Q-11 I'a1'kar1I. IIICICMAN CLIVII. III-Y, M l'I.III!. S'I'IIIJI'IN'I' MANAGICK. MARY MURPHY :IIt'l'l'j' is Mary Iifotimn- frim-ml :1Iw:1ys with Marj. IIIIYIAIGY i'I,Ul4. GIICI. IiI'1SI'IIiVI'IS. IIISTUKY FIIIIII. MARION MYERS Iiig Iv1'uw11 1-yva sih-111 Iv11t smart :11:1'ivl1Il111':1I 11'iz:1r4I. HERBERT MYNHIER I'Io:1s:111t :mtl p:1Ii4-111 :1 whiz I11 ImukIwn'11i11u' 111111-I :1111I 1-1-11s1-im-11!i1v11s. BILL NEUENSWANDER Iixw-s ZIIIII Iuzlrne Iikzxlslv 1-hmm n1:11I1- 21 11.11n1- Im' hI1114 X.-If 111 thv Y. ILXXI7, S'I'I'ITI'IN'I' l'UI'NK'II,. YE M PIRIIIIC .IES'I'I'fRS, DICK NEWLIN Flash rivaltoI r1-1IAf:t:1ir1- NI. II.S,'x I'1'i11v1f uI'VI':1f1-S I'III'1NCI'I CLUB, HI-Y, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY. I'URI'I,I'I BIASQUI-IRS, SIIIR'I'SI.I'II'IVICS, SUIT' ANI! IIUSKIN. JAMES NICKELL IA'1'Iusl1-r Ihn- an-1-n11nI 1Iy11:1mi1' 1Ir:f1n1z1tist Inu-:Q 11 I,:1111 :1l Monnw. Il.-XSKI'I'I'IiAI.I.. III-IIiA'I'I-I l'I,III'I, I3I'IIiA'I'I 1 TEAM. III-Y. JVNIOR CLASS PLAY. MINUTE MEN. l'URI'I,I'I MAS- L2I'I'1IiS.SUL'l' ANI? I4USKIN,SOI'HOMORI'1CLASS I'I,.-XX S'I'I'IlI'IN'I' UOIINFII.. YIC MI'1I'iIiII'I .II 1S'I'EIlS. MILDRED D. NICKELL lhnttn-rs 1-unt11111:1IIy Inu-N :1 guml 111111- I1'z1-111IIytn:1II. IEIRI. RI'ISERVI'IS. TOM NICKELL Supn-r 111:1rks111:111ship vInII1efs. fun :1111I uals 111:1i11I5 Mariznn l'III'IM ISTRY l'I.UI4. LOIS OBER Ih-a11t1-mls Ivlmuim- M:1rjuri1-'s pal :1 growl spurt, BIOLOGY CLUB, GERMAN K'I.UI9. GIRL RESICRVI-IS lGI,I-IIC l'I.lII4. MUSII' l'I,UI5. PHYSICS FLUIE, ROBERT OGLESBY X, ' Frim-111Ily I'1111st1-r-W hm-rv today grnm- tomorrow. IIIULOGY l'I.UIi, GLICIC ULUII. MUSIC ULUII. ALBERT OSBORNE Ru1n1-u off slam- 111111 on cIz1t1-s with Iimlrls showy ahlrts. GERMAN C'I.UIi, HI-Y, .I UNIOR CLASS PLAY. 0I'TIMIS'I' I'l'RI'I.I'I MASQUERS. SlIIR'I'SI.ICI'IVI-IS, SOUL' AND BUS- KIN. SUPHOMURFI ULASS I'I..-KY, STUITI-1N'I' COUNFII. YI-I NIERRIIC JI-fS'I'I-IRS. SENIORS 41 HELEN MARIE PATTERSON Val stain- lixrhts and applausf- a smash hit. HIULOGY CLUB, GLl'Il'I CLIIIL IIISTURY CLUIL HONUIL SUl'II'I'I'Y, MUSIC l'I.UIl. 0I I'IfVIlS'l', SHIRTSI.I'II'IYI-IS. l'l7IlI'LI'1 MASQUICRS. S'l'Ulll'IN'l' l,'UUNl'IL. ROBERTA PENDERGRASS Lilu-s Iinnls hax luauty plays lnaskl-tluall lmlrlnli-. with juy. III-Y. l'I'1IlSONAI,I'I'Y CLIIIS. HOWARD W. PERKINS Fnxriliullriliul l'asamwa slraivhl slmule-r pun r nl lhmurhl. MINII'I'I'I MICN. S'I'lIIDI'iN'I' l'0IINl'II.. ETHEL M. PETROCY A lrm- lxlmf frin-ml a frzivinup pn-bill:-lil :A vharminr uirl. IIIUIAHSY Vlillli. GIRL RI'ISI'IIiVI'lS. HISTORY l'Ll'I5 UI I'IMIS'I'. EARL PLEASANT Live-s aml I4-arns vasy spank:-n manm-r wordial lasl. LAURA PLUMMER IIi kid unlrs nf fun wn.rl4Ih nf wil. nom:-3 1-:c'oNoMu's vx,un. DORIS PRAMER Vnlualrln- aclrlilinn from Xvnia lnrains plus pq-rsulialily spasnmalim' giggling. GIRL IiI'ISI'lI!VI'IS. IIISTURY l'Lllli, HUM!-I I'ICONOMlK'h K'I.IlIi. FRANCES PRICE Iluskm-tlmll, pup 4-urn. I-hath-1' an aquatic unthusiasl L--nnis star. AIVI' ULIIIS. IIIULUGY FLIIIS, llllili IlI'lSI'iRVI'IS, HUIVII' I'IK'0NOMll'S i'LUIi. LESLIE PUGH An 1-yv fur an-lion high in stalurn- hixrln-r in sl-urm IiASKl'I'l'IiALL, M CLUB. HAROLD RADABAUGH Y's lmskl-tball wonder mxtvraral sguxivtyxl-ew always : 1:1-nllvnmn. HIULUGY VLUH. HI-Y, JACK RAINE 'I'rin-4l anal true- xlnrk aml All-vilish lnranny liuxzlvr. IQANID, llASKI'l'l'IiALI,. IIIOLUGY CLUB. CI-II'IMIS'I'RX l'l.lJli, I-'00'I'I4Al.l.. GERMAN CLUB. HI-Y, JUNIUI CLASS PLAY, M CLUB, MUSIC l'I.UIi. PHYSICS CLUB EDDIE READ Small fry hu- yn-ts aruuml sw--ll singi-r. 1iI,l'II'1 l'l.lYlQ, MINU'l'l'1 MEN, MUSIC CLUB. UI'TlMIS'l' DOROTHEA REESE Lifv of llu- party full nf pop uicn- to know III-Y. EARL RHOADS 'I'hul suuthm-rn llruwl ambitious always whi-ztlina milkmnn, GERMAN CLUB, S'l'UIlI'IN'I' 1'0UNI'IL. ROBERT RICE 'I'winkIn in his I-yo vnlulicl cami-ra :nhlivt Mid4IIn-tnlii:m pox-l. ISIULOGY CLUII. CAMERA l'I,UIi. MIDDLHTONIAN. SENIORS 42 SENIORS 43 MARY RICHARDSON An ardent I-'oral fan fhulils the ri-vurrl for talking a0tive rlesvribes he-r. GIRL RESERVES. HISTORY CLUB. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, FRANCES ANNA RIDDLE Correctly 1-him--'bark home in Km-nlur-ky many frielnls here, JANE RIGGS Stately as a qui-en tennis is her rnekel nifty mln-su-r. BIOLOGY CLUB. GIRL RESERVES, GLEE CLUB. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. CHRISTINE RISH Brains Y- uh man! fnvat and natty dresser winner nl Best Athlc-ls Cup. GIRL RESERVES. GLEE CLUB. HONOR SOCIETY, MUSIC CLUB, OI'TIMIST. STUDENT COUNCIL. JOAN RITTER Danvinx: 4lulI-- oh those mu vaptivating gigxrlr. STUDENT COUNCIL. ANNA E, RIZZO Dark eyes maxim' hand at rlress makinxr cheery ruin pany. GARNETTA ROBERSON Dark-haired damsel- a mile of smiles everyum-'s friend, GIRL RESERVES. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, PHYSICS CLUB. LAFAYETTE ROBERSON Seabiseuit --music in his soul fame in football. CHEMISTRY CLUB, FOOTBALL. GERMAN CLUB, M CLUB. TRACK. CHARLES ROBINSON 'ralkative flirt' harmony in his rluthes lively 1-lass discussions. OPTIMIST, TRACK. VIRGINIA ROWE A mania for clothes the real Ms'Coy in style stu. with zest. ART CLUB, HISTORY CLUB, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, EVELYN F. RUDICIL A true man hater-fintelliyre-nc-e gralure fsmilim: at all. GIRL RESERVES. ROZELLA RUDICIL Down with menu- fsimple and sweet- quiet charm. BIOLOGY CLUB. GIRL RESERVES. GLEN RUSSELL I'ull1:y -wisdom and knuwlwlue galore saxophonist supreme. BAND. HONOR SOCIETY, MUSIC CLUB, ORCHESTRA, PHYSICS CLUB, CHARLES RUSSELO Genuine wnmanshater tnlks ine:-ssantly likes his chewing zum . BOB RYAN Elmer ---batty about baseball vnurteuus gentlenmn, III-Y. HISTORY CLUB. SENIORS WWW' DOROTHY RYAN Conm-nial and eompelent umpire in matters of tnsle - Iuvky Willis! GIRL RESERVES, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. JOE SABO Got some 1:um'. ' :Always urouml Y ineniher of the Kroxzer clan. CHEMISTRY CLUB. MARGARET SABO Smiling: through' 'lots of fun sports fun. GIRL RESERVES. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. STEVE SABOTA C:iIn1 :lmisl storm iimilliiy melting into tzilliniivem lair: voiem for his size, IZOLA SANDLIN Curly hnir and laughing: eyes likes uiiznnond ringrs outstanding in Home Evonomics. BIOLOGY CLUB, HISTORY CLUB. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. E. LACY SATTERFIELD Sportsman mul siuflenl suprems- ivnpressive oruior wily and witty. BASKETBALL. HONOR SOCIETY, M CLUB. OPTIMIST, JOHN SAWYER A way of getting around Iwroken sneeml reeorils GoiI's lift to sophomores. CHEMISTRY CLUB. GERMAN CLUB, HI-Y. S'I'UIlEN'I' COUNCIL. WILMA SAYLOR Quick as :I wink :I pleasant youm: Izuly easilb' hleasmi. DORIS SCAGGS Happy-no-Iurky mellowy Inlues singer ffdanciny: feet. BIOLOGY CLUB. HISTORY CLUB. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, MUSIC CLUB, DAVID SCHEIBERT Intelligent and helpful Go1I's gift Io the la-:iehvrs :I perfect gentleman, BAND. BIOLOGY CLUB, CHEMISTRY CLUB. DEBATE CLUB. DEBATE TEAM, GLEE CLUB. HI-Y. HONOR SOCIETY. MUSIC CLUB, OI I'IMIS'I'. PHYSICS CLUB. STUIIENT COUNCIL. MARTHA JANE SCHIRM This om-'s different silent wisdom dainty Ilemureness. CHEMISTRY CLUB, GIRL RESERVES, GLEE CLUB. MUSIC CLUB, SPANISH CLUB. BOB SCHLAYER Destined to be an unwls-rlulaer tremendously Iieklish Can you whistle, Bob? CHEMISTRY CLUB, GERMAN CLUB. HI-Y. JUNE SCHMIDT Did you ever hear this oneZ ' lull 'n tirklish likes :1 good Mehl. ART CLUB. BIOLOGY CLUB. GIRL RESERVES. MIIJ- DLETONIAN. OPTIMIST, STUDENT COUNCIL. AUDREY SCHUBERT Happy-pzo-lucky-W fashion fiend captivating: chatterbox. BIOLOGY CLUB, CHEMISTRY CLUB. GERMAN CLUB. GIRL RESERVES. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, MUSIC CLUB. GLADYS SCOTT Si-ottif' whiz on wheels 4Ianvinu's mleliyzhtful. IIIRI. RESERVES, HISTORY CLUB. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. FRANK SCURLOCK 1'ar1-frm' :md rhivalrnus svintillzllimr slush pulnlwx' vunvlllsvd in vhuvklvs, IQANIV. HI-Y. Ul l'IMIS'l'. VIIYSIVS K'l.l'H. CECIL R. SEBRIGHT Sm-ml mhfnmn mlimpln-nl 114-vil VW-nimlilxp Hells . HI-Y, STUDENT VOUNVII.. JACOB F. SEIBOLD, JR. Jak:- dummy uf u nlrumnu-r Mivkvy Mouse Oruhvwtrn HAND, HI-Y. MUSH' l'I.IVli, Ol I'IMIS'I'. ORCHl'IS'I'RA. ROBERT SELBY Six fm-I tall lull--r in frivmllim-bs surf! ball pin-hy-r. VERNON SHACKELFORD VYurry Wir! Indiv! mzm in-rsmmality plum HAROLD SHAFFER Mighty un-stlvr imnn-nsv m wx nf mzmhmni likvx R n xlnull. JACK SHARKEY l.ilIi:m'5 lumlv nn-vhunivul mimlwl full uv' pt-lv. HIAY. RUTH EILEEN SHARTLE A pllusnnl girl pls-my nl' hruins chu-rful Iitllv vurf'uI fill-IMlS'l'IH' l'l.Uli, GIRI. Rl'1Sl'IRVl'IS. GLEN CLUB. JEANNETTE SHEARER Grand yu-rsulmlity quid zu :A nmu Q- rn-asiy fur fun. llllil. Rl'ISl'IRYl-124. THOMAS SHOTTS l':xl1liv:llim: 1-nnniu' vnuuniiia-mx! mlmn an 4-xtxw-mir! iv nn-vzilxu, BOB SIMMONS liarly bird 1' Holly :xml Hula slut mavhinu Vim-ml, HAND. KAY SINGER tlizlylmiiznmt Kay hm-r acting un :nrt rvllwxxlbvr l'a1wy GERMAN l'I,Uli, GIRI, RES!-IRVl'lS. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY. l'URI'l,I'I MASQUHRS. Sl'lIR'I'SI.PlEVES. SOUP ANIP IRIYSKIN, SUVHOMORK PLANS PLAY. YE MICRRIIC .I l'IS'l'l'I RS, MABEL SMILEY Smiling Smilvy lvunrlh u1'fnu-vtll--NN Iikm-5 zuuythixw llvll . S'l'I'lH'IN'l' K'UUNl'll.. EMMA SMITH An zwrnlmtin- gfyrxxruut xxily xxillin-inn ulxjw-I uf' nmny MY:-vliuns. ul-Y. 1-r:Rs0N,xI.l'1'Y l'I,lVl4. JANE SMITH Uhw-1't'1ll vhulla-r rrznzy nmnrm-nts sht- nlruwli' ih--In uw-r. 'HULUGY l'l,l'li, GIRI. lH'fSHRYl'IS. Gl.l'll'I ULBB, MHP- YI.l'I'I'UNlAN. MUSIK' l'l4Uli, 0l l'IMIST. SANIPWIVH .IRLN hll IPI-.TNI KUIVNI IIA, SENIORS 45 ROWENA SMITH liInm'ht- sllirtl1',m'Ilsiiuln-, 5t4-:nlfsut unlvf ut' lzmpht--r. SHN.-KLIIY K'I.UlS. MARK R. SNIVELY, JR. lmllits tu ln-:ui :A immi tull, mlzlrk, :intl hzimlxtmn-, hut -hy volln-vis pipvs. txxmi-:lm c'l.lm, Ill-Y. PAULINE SORRELL Nuvvl und mul 4-:my tn lznlu- l:nl11I2ilsIf- :intl iuxuhlu-. DARNELL JACK SOUTH Sax :mln-:ul mm-r:1I -unxhin-f xp:-t-:tilt-1' lIrvlnt-ttn- lwuu. ILXNIL Hl-Y. ROBERT SPARROW Hriirht, 1-:Arm-ft. xtmliwis 1-:uv tu 1 Him- with t-1-ntvre :ith-ntiun nn histury CHRISTINE SPEARS Tim- stylish in lnnnm-r rullt-r -Lrtt---. Nwunlniiw. :mul tt-unls. IEIIH. Rl'iSl'iHYl'IS. tilliiii l'l.I'l4. IIUNIIC i'Il'tlNVUN'Iit'S f t'I.l'I!, l'IIRl'I.I'I N1ASQlH'QRS,g,' , LUCILLE STALLS I H1-lirht uf fnxhiuu imlixiduniitgu in tlisuvliv- II:n'l1m'N Nllf'l'l'Hhllr. .NNT t'l.IHK, tlllil. RI'ISl'IRVi'lS. HISTORY t'l.l7li. HOME I-It'UNUMlt'S 1'l.lIlK. MIYSII' t'I.UI!. S'l'I'lll-INT VUUNFII.. CHARLES STAMP lAI+uuirt- nmiturnul p--rumhulzutm' 4l:tvkNuytlrlli'L1hnvlnti hutly knot-hnlvr. TOM STAMPER XVurlte fur l't1--lu' Sum ,ilut 'J mihvhivf. '15 Qt-rimxsm-s-, RICHARD STARKEY Milk whnkvs. tha-:ntl-iw. I-luml .tn-:may flruvuist. .IUANITA KAY STAYTON Spasnmflin-:illy wtmliuus nf-rtz :nlmut :i tim-turf luxnlvlt-. lnllixhuhln' lu-as, l'.-XIVIPIRA t'l,ITli, HUMIC I'It'tbNtiMIt'S t'I,Ul1. Hl l'IMlS'l'. SPANISH t'l,llI!. MILLARD STEWART Vain uf thv prim- tiirhts hfmkwmnx ymlivy ut' imulnliun. RUBY M. STIVERS Substantial silvnm- nifty littlv ml y hits uf' wit, GERTRUDE LOUISE STORK Nivv :md nf-:nt :mtl hurt! lu lwut sun-vt Xmilinu mart- in--Qs 1-nliuhlt-ninu vmuxt-vwzitimie. tivnth-mzm furinur ruin-5 in th-h:lttw :tram-1 ui':1tui. :ind zu-tnr. llI'2IiA'I'l'I I'l.Uli, llI'll!A'l'l'I 'l'l'lAM. GI.l'II'1 t'l.Ul!, .IUNIUR l'l.ASS PLAY, MUSII' VLUIS. tlI I'lMlS'l'. l'Ulil'l.l'I MAS- QUPIRS, SlIlR'l'Sl.l'1l'IVI'IS, SUIT' AND ISUSKIN, Stll'Htb- MUIHG l'l.ASS l'l.AY, S'l'UIlPIN'l' t'tlI'Nl'll.. YH YVIKRRIIC .ll'IS'I'l'IRS. L46 WM 42,1 . Wy! wwf SENIORS SENIORS ,lp-Q 7 Aflxji, 5 9, -,y,.,f,, Jru 47 MARIAN STULTS Snappy hlnvk s-yvs Ill'-xi11'sIu'1iyi--ttf hm.-X hi-r Sm--'itil ICXNIJ, lHUl.UfQY VLVIF. fil'1RNl.XN l'i,i'l5. Hlili, IIIQA SICRYICS. LUCYELLEN STULTZ Iiits uf wit 'Timm' with thi- VYin:I :richly :mul 1-au, IGIOLOGY l'I,I'lS. Gllil. Rl'ISI'IRVl'IS. IHSTHRY l'I.I'I1. HUIVIPI I'IK'UNOMI1'S l'I,l7ll, BETTY SUDDS Simpy xim. viuw-I' :xml K':1l1-mim- imphinu x Vrinmlly fun, HYCRMAN l'I,I'l4. GIRL Rl'ISl'IRYl'IS. ARDEN SWOPE Plym-5 that twinklv hm- mud 1-:it VYh1:i'i1-A 1'4ur hw-ir . l4'tlU'l'liAI.I.. I IH'lNl'H C'l.l7ll. GilI.l , HI-Y. M 1'I,I'II. S'l'I'lbl-INT l'0I'N1'II,. ESTHER TANNER Many Hllnwm-rs always Aviv-1vmI:ilrIv .lv-am :xml luxthf-r, 1Q11cl,HP:sERx'r:s, H1s'l'mu'4'l.I'n. Sl'ANlSH r'1.l'n, ROBERT TAWNEY Thin man :ilviIi1y in m:mu:il:1rt- r--11h:xii':uulluluxhf-N. III-Y. MILDRED TAYLOR Min-ka-yn 111-li 1-tnlxlv mlish 4'1: ki-Q :AI thi' l':n'rut. BIOLOGY CLUB. GIKI. IH'ISl'IRVI'IS. HOME l'lI JNOMIl'r l'I.l'lK. JUNIOR VLASS I'I,AY, HI l'IMIS'I'. i'I'Rl'l,l'f MAS- QITERS. SANIIWIVII GIRLS. SHIIi'l'SI.ICI'IX'l'IS. SUVI' AND HVSKIN. NINA THOMAS All armlmi athlvlz- fri.-mi In all lirigguialiv Iuxxifg . A A . A I 4 . l i '- XVT l'l UH IGIUI OFY KIUIE l1'lil'fNl'Il K'I.l'li.12II.I, Isl,- u OI SICKVES. HOME l'Il'UNUMIf'S I'I.Iil'. l'lIVlIS'l'. VEROLA THOMAS l'1--wlialfri--miship !'i'1-'lm lilly :lub A Vzml Mi-ifll--tu:x':i Upist. IEIOIJDGY l'I.l'H. GI,l'IIC l'l.I'I!. MlllllI,l'I'I'UNIAN. MARY R. THOMPSON 4'I4:1nks nn Gm-1 mrs- hunflli- uirh :flow i Nt1:uI':1vY friimi. HI-Y. l'l'lRSUNAI,l'I'Y l'I,I7li. EVELYN TURNER WYi1vY4 s lfhiu-rf ' ph-lily in-rl pvrf:-vt pul flnlw U Ihv xrym Hmm: GIRL RESERVES, IHIIVIIC l'Il'HNOMIf'S f'l.l7I2. I'llYSll'4 4'I.l'll, RILEY UPTON Rowdy Rilvy it must lu- Inu- 1-lass vu!-up. S'I'l'IbFIN'l' K'Ol'NK'll.. WANDA UPTON Yim and vigm' luremuilii-il pl.-nu ui' i:1ili:xlix-- lin win. SANIJW'll'II GIRLS. HOME I-IL'IlNHIVlIl'S l'l,l7I-1, llllll ICIGSICRYICS. PAUL VANDERVOORT Dur'ky mil-nf'-stzltv trips 1-:asv mn LOUIS VAN GUELPEN Fun hy thv yard Minnia- gf-ts his vw- m 161' fm' :u 15 um-asion. HAND, BIOLOGY i'l4l'Ii. 1'lllCMISTliY 1'l.I7l4, fII'1liM.XX 4'I.I7l5. HI-Y. VHYSIVS VLUIC. ,M Qu is 4 SENIORS 481 BILL VIOX .lukimr and jnxial lhutlnmsv and t'an4'y fn-v a wnptl' ad man. t'III'IMIS'I'RY l'I,UIS. .IIINIOR CLASS PLAY. OI I'IINIIS'I' VIIYSIUS VLUI3. I'IIRI'I,I'I MASQIIIGRS. SHIR'I'SI.I'II-TYI-IS SOt't' ANI! RUSKIN, SOPHOINIORI-I VLASS PLAY. YI-I M ICRRII-I .II'1S'I'I'IRS. MIKE WACZULA lnass dvlntht ahlltty Im' jvstin xnisvhit-vun nnnn S'I'IIIII'1N'I' FOIFNVII., ARTHUR WAITES Fords. ft-ma. and fun silvne-v lx Q4-III:-n linl-.4-tw nith jallopiq-S, HARRY WALDNER Curly tluivt, frin-n1IIy.liltaIuIt- avrnrat--. arlivn-. asilv. GICRIVIAN t'LlIIi. I OO'I'IiAI,L, IVI l'I,UII. JOHN WATSON Daisy wnn't tt-II mlrulnnn-r n In ln Ihv Inantl :xl amicalslt- Ind. HAND, HI-Y. MCKELVAN WATSON, JR. t'Ie-vvr in rlass a Latin shark frivntily tn all. IAIIICMISTRY CLUIS. tll,I'II'l ULIIIG. III-Y. OI'TIMIS'I'. TOM WATSON 'I'ht sihnt tylw ,iuwt tn Itntm hint is fun lurain and lxrawn. 'I'RAl'K. HAZEL JANE WELLS VIH-ll known and wx-II Iikm-.I ,jnlvlwrs im'4-ssantly --x--I-L in sports. ICIULUGY CLIIII. IIISTUKY CLIIII, W 1 MILDRED JOAN WELLS 15, ,ft VVa'mth In-math quit-H114-si a IT.-x.h-v'nI7s Qypist Inn It hath charms. f'I -' . ' ' , -' 'T A L HELEN WHITAKER Histnry whiz! nm-ntaluynmastim-A Iitorary lady. BIOLOGY CLIIII. GIRL RI'ISI'IRYI'lS. HISTORY t'I.I'H. HONOR SOt'II'1'I'Y. UI I'IMIS'l', I'I'RI'I.I'I MASQVICRS. SIIIR'I'SI.I'1I'IVI'1S. S'I'UIDI'1N'I' l'OIINt'IL. FREDRICK A. WHITMAN Ibm- gnim,: my way. I rvtI'f M. ID. is his aim. ISIOLOGY t'I.IIl4. GERMAN t'LIII4. HISTORY t'LI'Ii. III-Y. MIIDIlLIC'I'ONIAN. IDA MAE WILLIAMS Stvacly hands. st:-ash' Imy frivmi Ixaskvthall and II-vynl snappy Ixrngruvs. IEIOLOGY CLUB, GIRI. RI'1SI'1RVI'1S. ORl'HI'IS'I'R.-X. JACK WILLS Snappy1 t1n-lm:-wiv tvnnix. Ir!mnI-w, and vnnfusinn ,X-I jnkos 1It-Iivt-rml with gravity. III-Y. Salter down willmvy slirnnt-sa jitts-rhug tiant-1-r. IIIRI. RICSICRYES. HISTORY t'I.l'I5. IIOMIC ICl'ONOMIt'S VLIIIS. NELLIE WILLS Qwit-l and intlnstriuur- has xnlny frit-n.1s witty witti- I-isms. HISTORY CLUII. HOME I'1t'ONOMIl'S CLUB. MAR-IORIE WILMER IM-votl-xl io Iiwigrht 'I'hm- nu-lmly lilnyw-rw on lou-lx lznly. BIOLOGY VLIIR, GERMAN l'I,IlIS, GIRI, RICSI-IRYICS. CAROLYN WILSON Fomplvxion ol' ivory smart fxu-:lim-rs :I sIIlul'u' l'rin-ml. HISTORY I'I.IIII, HOME I'1l'0NOMIl'S VIIIIII. CECIL WILSON Hnsx' vonu- and 1-nsy 4-'o I,ittIv man, xx hut xx m Munn-s of I-hzmrv. S,QLx ,I f I A , sll'l1l'1N'r4'oUN1'lI.. , ,A A f ,sf I NO, ,I A a,U,,.,1 45174, . , , f I j 'f ffyfxnl Luflrl' .1-Qu-1. ,f WARREN WISE -lk? V,1Ig.,Tl,1Nlf,,, ff N55 if Ilzlnvos on air our outxtzmnlinu' ,jxxvl-nilv I p1,zll1I'illlQ7x f mme-r-rarrin-r. II I-Y, MIIlI1I.I'1'I'0NIAN. f, , v CHARLES WITHERS ' Fish, fllr.:m1I fuatln-rs pigskin Iohfr pn-rpotllzil solwil-ly. EDWARD WITHROW Amhitions hizrh idx-als hiyzhm-r I-zxpulnlv :mt I-om.-rsution. HISTORY I'I.III9. MIIlIlI.I'l'I'ONIAN. TRACK. ESTEN WOMBOLD Iboulwle- or nothing' Kroan-r' I-rzwls 1-lm-rlx -liminvxlixv mzmikiu. ELEANOR WOOD Has :L Storm--y hour! :I knovlwr-outor Ii:-lu-ts plvurv. ISIUIIOGY CLUB. IIOIVIIC El'0NOlVIIf'S i'I,IIIi. GIRI. RI'lSI'IRVI'lS, IIISTORY f'I.IlI!. r JANE LEE WooD 7..--.4 lf Jolly Junv hf-rv vonn-s l1:lppilu-ss :1 rosy' votlnlf-lmalwv. llIRI. RICSIGRVES. IIISTURY I'l,IIIC. IIUMIC l'II'ONOMI1'S K'I.lIIS. DON WORMAN Ya c:m'1 In-:lt fun 'I'rlu'L it on mloxxlf' m':wliv:vl jolwsicr. IIASK I-1'I'IiAI.I,. I O0'l'IiAI,I.. IlI'Y. .IIINIOR I'l.l-XSS l'I.:XY. M l'I.IIli. OI I'IIVIIS'I', CARROLL WRIGHT Violin virtuoso I-llvrzgn-tivaxxxl1-lliviv,-nl me-rry nlusquvr. IEIRI. RESERVES, HONOR SOI'IE'I'Y. JUNIOR CLASS l'I.AY, MIlbIlI.I'I'I'0NIAN. ORi'III'IS'I'RA, I'URI'I.I'I MAS- LQIIICRS. SIIIR'I'SI.I'II'IVI'IS, SOCK' ANI! RIISKIN. YI'I MERRIPI JFISTERS. ROBERT YENSER Sill-nl, sllulious. :mul shv Inns:-lmll :nml flmlinu I-ll-rnzxl tinkurimr. CARROLL YOCUM Rosy 4-hm-ks In-th-r lull- than nf-vm-r :lid you mm' hx-ur him sing? PIAROLD YOCUM Iiyn-5 that smilm- puuilistiv muxfiv :lrLrllnu-l1l:lIiu- H durum-I-. RALPH ZICKGRAF Good I-orlvm-rszltionalist Q'llt'l L5'l'IIt' :mal 1-utln1xi:ns!iv hum-rior snlosnmn. HIUIIOIIY FLIIIS, PHYSICS K'I,III!. SENIORS 49 l , I 7 x PAUL SHULAW 5 E FII CD R.S Peanut - - skating, swimming. and track W- fleet as Pegasus. MARTHA SWINEHART Came from Cincinnati--enterprising stenographer--likes needlepoint. GIRL RESERV ES. BILL YARBER mistically inclined. HISTORY CLUB. Honors ond Prizes, 1938 The Honors have been arranged in the order of preferred groups. A student winning Honors in one group is ineligible to receive Honors in another, except in the groups won by contest and election. These Honors were given public mention and the Prizes presented at the Recognition Service held Wednesday morning, June 1. ELECTION CHARLES R. HOOK-Foundation in Citizenship: DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION- l irst lionor for Girls 515.00 divided - Excellence in American History: 57-50 AIUIHIUU Ballkvr A Gold Modal ...,...,..., ., .... ..,,. ,.,,. . . ,. ..,. Mitchell Page 57.50 Marjory Ellen Jacoby S1-cond Honor for Girls ri1l0.00. . lllondina Ellison BAUSCH AND LOMB--Excellence in Scientific Research: First Honor for Boys r5l5.00 divided - A lironzi- Mm-dal , . . ...,.... ., ..... Edward Moritz. Jr. 57.50 Donald l'. Davis 57.50 Roln-rt. Cullen Tan- MRS. E. C. WOODWARD-Excellence in Bible Study: Sa-vonel Honor for Iioys 510.00 , llixia- Franklin Gosv A Svoiii-Id liilwli- . . ,,... , Helen Winifred Rowe GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP-All GRADES CONSIDERED GEORGE M, VERITY- W. O. BARNITZ-Foundation in Office Training Course: Foundation in College Preparatory Course: First Honorf!t110.00 ,......, .. ,.,.. ,. ..,. Frances Smith Second Honor---825.00 .... .... I it-tty Bowman l irsl Honor for Girls Gold M--dnl Marjory .lacoluy VANCE E. CRIBBS- jf' ' l' .- 'VI'I:l.. NIS' M .' Nunn. Hmm! fur 1 WIN Nl ur A H K .My an Foundation in Industrial Training Course: I-'irst Honor for Boys Gold Mi-dal ,l'1dward Moritz, Jr. First Honurwrslogoo V William J. Tilton Si-4-ond Honor for Boys Silver Medal ...,.. . Paul Skeens Ss-cond Honor-f-465.00 ,. . June Marie Dawson l50l Poasttown jumzlerff-lxaskvtlmll. football. buses opti- SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP-THREE YEARS OF WORK THE WOMAN'S CLUB-Foundation in English: MUSIC CLUB-Foundation in Music: q First HonorhS10.00 ,............,.......,. . Mary Louise Cogan First Honor, dividedgS5.00 ...... Elva Marilyn Gillespie Second Honor-55.00 ....,.....,..,......., ,.... . Sarabelle Dennis 955.00 ,...,.... ..... Paul Shartle. Jr ERNES-UNE E R0UDEBUsHiFaundation in Latin, Second Honorh5S5.00 William Perkins Channon, Jr First Honor-2510.00 . .,......,........ Priscilla Anne Johnson BE-I-A SIGMA PHI SORQRI-ry-Foundation in Music: Second Hone'-S5-00 4---'--4----------- ----'--'- '-'--- 4 - LUCY Long First Honrrr-4510.00 ..................., Prudy Lorene M.-cinirr COLIN GARDNER, Jr.-Foundation in Mathematics: Second Honor-35.00 .........,..,,,..... Robert William Cade First Honor---Gold Medal ...... Lawrence Alfred Booher Second Honor-'Silver Medal .............. Richard D. Smith DElf:TAns:I?ii.5'iihfhltsgggiljnng' - - ou a - Honorable Mention ................,........... Richard E. Rybolt First Honorislo-00 Christine Donniswn A FRIEND OF THE SCHOOL--Foundation in Science: second Honorg5S5.00 ..,,,.....,....,,. .,... , , Margaret Walkt First Honora3il0.00 ........,.......,.,.......,... Paul F. Cretors Honorable Mention -.-----..A--------4' Maxine Juanita C,-Q.m,,r Second Honor-55.00 ,,,,.,.... .... ,...., ...,...... J u n e R. Kim: Honorable Mention ,................,,..... ......... , Donald P. Davis W. O. BARNITZ-Foundation in Shop Work: Rh i ' 1 - ..... l ' L- : MRS. GEORGE M. VERITY-Foundation in History: fmt fiinor 7515050000 A Chjlffeq Q' First Honor-510.00 ..,......... Howard Jordan Robertson xocon Onor- ' '4 A4 ' H L ' Second Honor-85.00 ...... ........ ........,.,..... L o uis T. Zulock JOHN KUNZhFoundation in Arg, DELTA THETA TAU SORORITY- First Honor-Oil Painting by the Donor .... Z ,......... , . . Foundation in Shorthand and Typing: ..................,..,.,........,. ' ..., Z ................, Josephine V- wl'l55 First Honor--510.00 ........,.....................,..... Eunice Baird Second Honore-Oil Painting by the Donor ..........- - Second Honore' -335.00 ...............,....... Ruth Biedenbender ....,......,.... ............................,.... M ary Elizabeth KHSI1 SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP-TWO YEARS OF WORK PHI BETA PSI SORORITY-Foundation in French: J. DIX RIGGS-FOUndafI0n in Social Science: First Honor--2810.00 ...,,,..,............,.... Evelyn Finkelman First Honor+510.00 .......,,. ......... V irizinia Anne Herron Second Honor-455.00 .,... ,....... . Jane Elizabeth Storer Second Honor--35.00 .,,, ,,,. . . Betty LUUISO Smith Honorable Mention .,............ ........, W ilma Fern Cassidy Honorable Mention .......... ..................... M ary Jean Hess ANNA E. METZLER-Foundation in German: MRS. E, C. WOODWARD-Foundation in Bible: First HonorfSI0.00 ...,,.......,... ..,...... H art Fisher Graff First Honore -510.00 ..................,..... Ruth Hazel IS:-imzett Second Honor---355.00 .,.... .. .......,...,... . Dir-k Valentine Second Honor-655.00 ......,......,........., Mary Jean Pierson ALTRUSA CLUB OF MIDDLETOWN- BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB- Fuundation in Spanish: Foundation in Bookkeeping and Accounting: First Honor -2610.00 .......,.. .. ...,,i Norma Anita Patton First Honor+S10.00 .......,,....... Clifford Morningstar, .l'r. Ser-ond Honore 895.00 .... . ...,.....4, .,,,, G eorgia Lou Cline Second HonorffS5.00 ...... ......,,....., ..,.... I n a Jane Iiowlin H. W. NAEGELE-Foundation in Printing: First Honor-510.00 ..,.. ......,..,....,...... . . ..... . Mike Hoez Second Honore 755.00 Joe Clyde Perry SPECIAL HONORS :ink in the upper ten per 4-ent but do not receive any ther honors: lf-anor Barnard Jean 0'Flynn Maryanna Kronhorgz Richard l-I. Rybolt Ruth Olvottie Yessy CONTESTS . F. HARWITZ-Foundation in Public Speaking: First Honore-Lord's Beacon Lights of History .... Ex el n Finktl ....,... ,... .,.....,. 'y -man Second Honorf Elbert I-Iubbard's Little Journeys Roderic C. DuChemin Honorable Mention fStrachey's Queen Victoria .... Blondina Ellison W. RANCK-Foundation in Spelling First Honor-fSl0.00 ..,, .,.. .......... R u th Biedenbender Second HonorfS5.00 ..,,,......... ,. ,..,.. Robert Cullen Tate Honorable Mention . .. ...,....... ...,...,. E dward Moritz, Jr, ADIES AUXILIARY TO SONS OF UNION VETERANS- Patriotic Contest : First Honor for Girls- 32.50 ..... Second Honor for GirlsfSl.00 Honorable Mention .,.... .. . ..... First Honor for Hoys-f52.50 ...... Second Honor for Bo Honorable Mention . ys'-451.00 Honorable Mention ..,, .... , . ,, .. , ,. SSAY CONTEST- Th First Honor- -810.00 Second Honor fS7.5o Third Honor -355.00 Fourth Honor 82.50 e Teachings Sarabelle Dennis Betty Louise Smith Mildred Frances Cape . Donald R. James Paul Edward Skeens Arthur B. Mount Mitchell Page of Jesus : Helen Winifred Rowe Elizaheth H. Shaw Juanita W rl: rv ,1- Nlriie Annlirozi POST GRADUATES STANDING: Bob Jones, Margaret Sites, Lillian Maynard, Ruth Boyer, I51 Mary Gaileyg SITTING! Don James, Dick Valentine. M F v Q 9,11 In figflf 5, ss ,Bae x K ix wx W Q3 Q, xg aw N Q xx QWN bg I X Junior Class Histor v IIIC Class ral' 'III is wrfll qualihr-rl In hr- Ihr- lrlrrrlvrs ncxl yr-ur when wr- sr'1lirn'slulxrJ lr-II Ihr- Irrrll ui' Nl. ll. S. l'rn'vrvr. The juniors are unrlrfr Ihr- r-rrpulvlc lI'illlI'l'PlllIl rrl' l,ilWl'l'llI'I' llrlllill. Ill'I'wl4lI'Ill llill llftlillill. xrir'r--lwrfsirlr-III: jvuel Hausclmzm. sr-r-rr'Iarry: arnrl l.rwram l'ruII. II'rxz1slrrr-r'. Ks 5lPIIllUlIlOI'0S Ihcir Class Play. Gl'vr'r1 Slrrr-kings . mrs rr Irr-nwnrlrrus sur-r-r-ss. This xr-url Junirn Irlrrss l'la1y. 'l'lw lllrziil ol' Ihr' l,Ull0SOIIIl lJlIll'U. 2ll5 u mm Ihr' lII'ill'lX zrpplwusrl ral' ils illllll1'lII'f'. XX r- IIUXII L., . rvarlixerl uhzrl l'IiII Iiillivs slurlivrl Isilhin Ihrl rv-ills rml' Xl II 9 , 1, . ... lhr' jururvr gurls hurl Ihr: hrmrrr ol lwmg Ilw Irrsl hurl llr-fr'rw mr-mlbrfrs in Ylirlrllr-Irmrr rxhr-rr Ihr-x hr-rrrrmrx ar lmrl nl' Ihr! Nilllilllill llfglilllllillltlll in Ihvfrsrrpllrmrrurr'xvur.'lwhr-zrlhlvtlr'rr'r'rvrrlrvl'rr1lrsr'llrml us hr-r-I1 rlur- purlly Irv Ihr- splenrlirl urnrlx ol' Ihe nllllllrlfr in Ihr- xurirrus sprrrls, while llulh llrwsr- l.rmsrr rllrl N lun Xll'lZllSlI hznr' hrhlpr-rl lllllllgl x ll'l0l'l lrr lll'Il1'lHllt lQ'illll. Xml so Ira Ihrf Class ral' 'III rw Ir-rue our slalr-lx prrsiIirnr amrl llrvpc Ihrw run uphrrlrl rvur sl-mrlirw 'mrl .1 -4 Illlllllllll' In hrmg lunw illlil hrnlrmr In rnur .Nlmu Xlzrlr-r. E531 Q 54 .IUNIORS Adams, Alderton. H. Alexander. Lawrence Alexander, l.onnie Alex- ander, Allen, Amatulli. Amiot, Ander- son. Apple. Avlstock, Baggett. Baird. Baker, Bales, G. Ballard. H. Ballard. Balser. Banks. Barber. Barker. .Q- Ba rnes. Barnette. Barrett. Barton. Bauer. Bausrnan. Beckett. Begley, Bel le. Bendel, Bennington, Bigby. Blankenship, Blasberg. Blossom. Bol- ling. Botos. Boxwell. Boyd, Brels- foard. Brewer, Bryant. Burgess. Burli- liardt. Burton, Bush. Byrum, Cannoy. Canter, Carr, Carter. Case. Chambers. Charles. Chifos. -2. Childs. Class. Colvin. l.. Cole. N. Cole, Combs, Connninos. B. Conrad, ,l. Conrad, Corllon. Cornwell, Coston, Cottrell, Cowan, B. Cox. S. Cox, Craft Craig, Croake, Crocker, Cross, Crout Curlis, Dafnos, ,l. Daly. B. Daly Daniels, Da Rif, Davies, C. Davis, J Davis, Day, Ada Deaton, Jr. Deaton Decker, Deger, De Hart, De Haven Dell, Dennis, Denny, E. Dickerson. J IJ ll I CJ R.S J. Dickerson. Dietz, Dillon, B. Dixon. W. Dixon, Dodds. Domineck, Downs, Drake, Duncan. D. Duvall. H. Duvall. R. lfgelslon. P. Eggleston. Elam. Hliopoulos. lilizvr. lfmhry. Espy. Farkas. Fenton. .Q- Johnny Ferguson. John Ferguson, H. Hnkelman. Nl. lfinkelman. Finney, lfisrus. Fisher. Ford, Fraser. lfugate. lfulmer. Ganz. Garrett. Gatos. Gibson. Gilhert. Gill. Gillespie-. Glass. Glore. G. Goforth. W. Goforth. Gomia. Gordon. Gray. Catherine- Gregory, Clureiive Gr:-gory. Grivsl. Griffey, Gnstin. Haass. lladdix. Harker. D. llnll. J. Hull. . J,- L- .ff Z V ,QQ ,Mfr - XJ 'L' 'V f' W - X M -I 1, L., f 6 KI' Xi' 4'-,I Al , ,f ' 1 ' lf' , - . az.. l x 4 X Q61 1- - R. Hull. Hamm. Harris. Harrison. llalrle. Hauselinun. Hzizvlrigg. Hecht. Heil. Heridorson. Henry. Holman. Hoppe. H. Hoppe-r. J. Hoppvr. Horn. A. Hoskins. H. Hoskins. l'. Hoskins, Howard. Hurst. lvzzoni. lvins. D. Javkson. S. Jackson. H. Johnson. J. Johnson. S. Johnson. Bill Jones, Bolm Jones. K. Jon:-s. 0. Jones. Russell Jones. Judd. Kash. Kees, Keller. Kincaid, I . King. H. King. M. King. Kronhorg. .il ' me i.. A, , no :X gg 'fit F F i K 1 - - - . ii. . 'f if 3 nr , . . 1 '.-. . J' .2 f S- 5 All -M L '-rs, .2 liiifri .E , . 55 yi., .V ,jg .fi . ..i- 4, Q 1 Ai .k g ' ,i1. ' J --19 ' , .. '::-. J ' vii-K A3 J' Y?-xi 'X ,I ,'., f' A- -kll .Q fy 332.9 -J 1 5,3321 he A . ,. . 5, J i 3 , Q X Q ..,,i,. E551 esfffif' 56 JUNIORS Hackney, Kyle. Lash. Latimer, Lau- rens, Jr. Lawson, ll. Lawson, Lay, Layer. Lazaron, Leftheris, Lickert. Lindsay, Litsakos, Longman, Lub- bs-rger, Mack, Marshall. Martin, Mat- thers. Maynartl. .Q- Mcllandlish. McCann. McCarthy, Mc- lllanahan. MOCluskoy. McCullough. Mclfarland. Mclntire, McMullen. McNair, Medley. Mehl. Meizlish, Me- lampy. Mendenhall. Mers, Methven, Miles, A. Miller. D. Miller, F. Miller, J. Miller. Minor. Mitsoflq. Mitterhol- zu-r. Montgomery. Moon, D. Moore, J. Moore. Marie Moore, Mark Moore, Moren. Morris. Moss, H. Murphy. .Q- Nl. Murphy, Murray, Myers, Nem- uic. Newton, Nolan, Null, O'Connor, 0'Flynn, J. Oliver, V. Oliver, Page, Pancoast, Patrick, Patterson. Patton. Pearson, C. Peck. li. Peck. Pender- grass, Perrin, Phenice, Pitts, Pohlable H. Pratt, L. Pratt, Proctor, Puthoff Quinn, Hager, Hamey, Rankin, Reed Reinartz, Revelle. .IUNIORS llexelos. liichardson. lligg. Rizzo. Roberts. Roe. C. Hose. O. Rose, Ross. Rothgeb. Hush. Sabo, Sandusky. Scheicling, Schmidt. Schultz, Schulz. Schwing. Sciannamblo. Scott. Sexton. .Q- Shartle. Sheets. Shepard, Sherman. Shulaw. B. Smith. C. Smith. D. Smith. Earl Smith. Edna Smith. G. Smith. Nlariah Smith. Wlarianna Smith, Sor- rell. li. South. J. South. Spindler, Sponsel. Stalls. Stamper. Steele. Ste- phenson. Stewart. Stidham. Stoddard, Stone. Storey, Stontenborough, Streif- than. SUllllUll1.T2ly'l0f. Thielflihomas, Tliress. Tirey. .LD- Truitt. Walker, Wallace, Walters, A. Vl-arner, NI. Warner, N. Warner, Wat- kins. Watson, Watts, Weber, B. Wells, C. Wells. Whitaker, White, White- hurst, Whitley. Wilcox, Wilks, B. Williams, R. Williams, Wills, Wilson, Winkle, Withers. Wolfe, Womack, Womhold, Wright. Yantis, Yarber, Yenser. Young. Zornes. Zuiderhoek. 1 1' ' f .'-F' . 3 t. t - x , M 41? 1- M l l it ,, , l .ff ., -. 57 if S 5 f J 2' L his I DQ, 'ff X, qpfffguwhl ' f H 4.4,:,53g'.,:,--. fA,.4,v 15.3.3 , , .U I 1 R I Q 'S , ,Q fry? F N, vw M Wg, ' ,WA W . 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A Fitting Lead for Con's Page! -- Better Duzk! - Reading on Funny Book? - What's This? -- Thut's Spelled Wrong! 1 Does He Go To School? - We're All Ears! -- What's in the Can? - ls That Straight? - Does She Mean lt? I Hope! - Smile, Please! - Now Lef's See! - Big Business Man! - This Is So Sudden! - All Alone! - Now Note! - Autograph Fiends? - Big Blow-out! - All Work and No Play? -- Nearsighted? THE OPTIMIST 'l'hc major Optimist stall' yvishes to lakc this opportunity to express their gratitude to all those vylio. hy liaithlul antl tliligent elliorls. cooperated in editing this hook. We are especially grateful to those reprcsentativcs ol' various home rooms who actetl as home room agents for the distribution of the Optimist. Also the vyork ol' thc ahle group of atlvertising men shoultl hy all means he commenflerl. since the aals ohtainetl helpecl to make this hook a financial success. Albert Oshorne securetl more money than anyone else on ltla committee and proi-urccl twice as many acls. 'liom Morningstar, Delma lfotltlington. antl lmslie Nlokry each ohtainetl over o.ie huntlretl tlollars worth of advertising. 'lihere are still others to vyliom the stall' is tleeply intlchtetl. Among these are the ty pists whose efficiency antl skill have hclpctl immensely in this protluction. This crgtlit helongs to Jean Bryant, Mary Christman. anal Xliltlreml Taylor. We are certainly thankful for th- artistic aitl so graciously given by three members ol' the minor stall. Bill Nliller. liill Heilman, antl Fretl NlcNahh. Hiltla Allspaw. Rowena Smith. Betty' ll:-rnstein. Juanita Stayton. llavitl Sclieihert, antl Amy Compton worketl very hartl on literary writings anal shoultl hc cretlltexl. llecausc the notehook has playetl such an important part in the lives of most stutlents, the mcmhcrs ol' the stall' tlecitlctl to use the note i4le.1 as the theme this year. Don't he surprised if you lintl a note that you have written. hecause we have heen on the lookout for any opportunity to intcrccpt all the notes yye coultl. ll' you lioltl each page up to the light you will see an educational water-inai'k in the paper. Can you reacl what it siys? We hope that you will place this hook among your treasuretl possessions. antl that it will hring hguk many happy memories in future years. E661 OPTIMIST HOME ROOM AGENTS 11111 A1,l.1'IN MI1.'I'1'IN1514IR1i1'lR 115' 1'A'I'1i1CIA 1'A'l 1'11N 217 151111 SI1'Il!141R'1' 1111 1,1'IA11 GR11'jS'1' 2111 AUDICI1 HICKS 2111 FAR11 FRY 1112 JIM IJUVALI. 2112 1'A1'I1 SVHMIIYI' 301 GIGORGIGK'AN1'11'I1.1r 11134 11014 111G111.1'IY 2113 RUSSICLI1 JUNICS 21412 C'11AR1.1'IS M-'QUINN 1111 VVANIJA 111 1'41N 211-1 DONALD S1'1ND1.1CK 74011 VV11.111A1Vl IJIXON 1115 R11SS1411,1. 1VIv1'1,ANA11AN 2115 LOUIS VAN 11U1'lI.1'1'1N 3115 1,1'2GGY'.10 MYICHS 11111 R.-X1.1'11 GRAY 21111 LAURA 1'1,UMM1'l1i 311115 1511R'1'UN 11111911155 112 JEAN CLAIRIC GLASS 21111 SIDNEY MEIJLINIY 71111 1'10111'11V1' 1115111 1124 WARICICN VVISIC 2141 G1-IORGE 1'0R'1'1-1Rlf1PII.l1 312 1111111 1'10V1'A1111 11-1 11011111141 11111511111 2151 1,11,1.1AN JAY 71131 11111117 3NY111'31i 113 mm vANlwl41RvI4:1-Il: 211 H.-XROLIJ 1f'1cl4114:111,xN 11119 HAIAVII ZIVKIIRM 1111 MI1,1?1i1'1IJ 1'R1C1'I 213 H1111-1 l4ARR1'f'1 1' 'HT 1111'1'1'1 11-A111111 117 1.111'II.1.1'f S'1'A1.1,S 2111 MARY VVARNICIC MINOR OPTIMIST STAFF 1 1HS'l' NNW: Gurnlmx 11llu'111'S. 111W1U1J'1'1l1'113'Z L':l1'l'1111 1,1-wiw. 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Nui E691 Room mo 101 102 103 10-I 105 100 112 113 114 115 116 117 119 201 202 203 204 205 First Semester Ballard Garrett June Gold-:chmidt Geneva Stalls Donne Younlt Tom Barnett Evelyn Anness Calvin Cole Marabelle Harvey June Schmidt Gordon Hughes Henry Vogelsang Betty Salyer .lohn Sticklen Bob Keffer Jeanne Thiel Bob Whitehurst Jeanne Maier Dean Flanders Bill Kash Patricia Wilks Bill Harrison Martha Steed Sophie Mitsotf John Mitchell John Ball Lucille Stalls Patricia Patton Clyde Davis George Palmer Dorothy Hollon Alice Stone Clarence Ds-ner Louise Boyd Ruth Alderton R. L. Wallace Jack- Barrett Richard Koeppel Ruby Howell Second Semester Ballard Garrett June Goldschmidt Donna Young Leatha Banks Tom Barnett Bill Click William Hodge Calvin Cole Martha Busseer Bob Hatton Henry Blevins Betty Salyer John Sticklen Jane Smith Bob Whitehurst Jeanne Thiel Jeanne Maier Edith Barker Mary Alice Byrum Patricia Wilks David Simon Donald Howard Sophie MitsoH' John Mitchell Tony Kiniyalocts Geneva Egelston Patricia Patton Betty Layer George Palmer Robert Smith Alice Stone Bob Dixon Mike Mitsotf Bob Pancoast R. L. Wallace Janice Schulz Ric-hard Koeppel Albert Osborne 70 HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Room First Semester 206 209 210 213 214 215 216 217 219 301 302 304 305 306 310 312 313 316 317 Gene Lamb Riley Upton Carol Brelsfoard Dean Stoutenborouirh Laverne Wlosin ski Mary Etta Combs Florence Freeze Caldwell Keith June Jurgensen Helen Massey Rexill Lawson Mina Jacot Dorothy Davies Kathleen Whitley Bob Heilman Juanita Bowlin Bob Heck Evelyn Swank Marjorie Day Ruth Scott Elsa Simpson Carrie Carpenter Albert Sherman Ruth McCandlish Fred Fuller Billie Conn Jean Sheets Patty Hayes Vernon Schwing Mildred Blossom Zuda Stamper Dick Fromm Emil Kolodzik Charles Martin Adele Goldschmidt Carroll Lewis Barbara Ivins Donald Miller Student Council First Semester FIRST ROVV: Adele Goldschmidt, Gene Lamb, June Schmidt. Jane Smith, .lean Sheets, Dorothy Davies, Jeanne Thiel, Florence Freeze, Sophie Mitsotf, Mar- jorie Day, Carol Brelsfoard, Geneva Stalls, June Juryrensen. SECOND ROW: Laverne Wlosinski, Mildred Blossom, Barluara Ivins, Jeanne Maier, Zuda Stamper. Louise Boyd. Alice Stone, Elsa Simpson, Patricia Patton, Ballard Garrett, John Ball, Bill Harrison, Carroll Lewis. Don Miller. Dick Koeppel. Dean Stoutenborough. THIRD ROW: Tom Barnett, Emil K0- lodzik, Henry Vonelsamr. Bob Heilman, George Palmer, Bob Heck. John Mit- chell, R. L. Wallace. Bill Kash, Albert Sherman, Calvin Cole. Rexill Lawson, Lewis Carter. Second Semester FlRST ROW: Ray Mehl. Sophie Mit- sotf, Richard Koeppel. Ruth Howard, William Hodge, Lola McNabb, R. L. Wallace. SECOND ROW: Bob Heilman, Mary Alice Byrum, Martha Busseer, Henry Blevins, Charles McQuinn. John Stick- lcn, Adele Goldschmidt. Tom Barnett, Mina Jacot. THIRD ROW: Georxre Palmer, June Jurizensen, Mike Mitsotf. Helen Fin- ney, Fred Fuller. Jeanne Maier. Tony Kiniyalocts, Marjorie Day, Albert Sherman. Second Semester Earl Rhoads Bill Miller Nelson Horn Dean Stoutenborough Lola McNabb Laverne Wlosinski Ray Mehl Florence Freeze June Jurgrensen Dorothy Hanselman Mina Jacot Shirley Bloom Tom Baird Dorothy Davies Bob Heilman Juanita Bowlin Bob Heck Charlotte Gill Marjorie Day Jay Johnson Charles McQuinn Bob Root Albert Sherman Jim Sheets Fred Fuller Billie Conn Mary Lord Patty Hayes Mildred Blossom Bob Heil Ruth Howard Charles Porterfield Fred Ruscher Charles Martin Adele Goldschmidt A Suzanne Douglas Helen Finney Hester Keller llll Nil STUDENT COUNCIL 1'ylI'NlSCllll'NlUI' Sl-vllllll Sl-llll-srl-l' I-lllllslrli 4I:ll'l'l-ll l'Rl'ISIllICN'I' l!zll!:ll'll lillrlw-ll l':lIl'il Vllll- Yll'l'f-l'Kl'ISlITl'IN'l' .lllllll Sli.-Ill--ll l IllI'l-lll'l- l l'l-l 1 Sl'Il'lH'I'l'.-XIIY ,lllllw .lllrlxl-llfl-ll Xllll-rl Ylll-rlll l l 'I'Rl'I.XSl7lll-Ill lll--ll lull-lllvf I llll ' ' ' X ll'1lI' llll- bllllll-lll K.UllII1'II Illlb lll-l-ll il lllUl'l' 5ll!'l'Q'SrfllI glllllll lllllll lllll llll-lllllls ll-lll l Illlll llll lllll-lllflllll lll Xlr. ll. ll. l.2llSl'l'lll'l'1'lIr !I'0llIl. lllllvll llll'l'lN l-ll-rl lll lllllllI'lll'1I llllll' ll-ll ll lll llll llll- gllll-llllllg lllllll lll llll- sllllll-lllf. llllll llllll- llll-kll-ll llllllll lllllll-llll llI'UIlIl'IllN. 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E711 Illll ll lllll Tom Baird, Clarinet Jim Barrett, Cornet Richard Bendel, Clarinet Betty Jean Bevis, Saxophone John Bevis, Trumpet Jim Brate, Trumpet Robert Brown, Saxophone George Canfield, Baritone John Case, Trumpet Junior Creona, Saxophone Charles Day, Cornet, Drum Maj Robert Dell, Trumpet Jim Duvall, Bass Marian Gebhart, Drum Ruth Gillespie, Clarinet Edward Glover, Baritone UI' Jewell Hauselman, Drum Major Alice Hinkle, Drum Donald Hollcroft, Trumpet BAND Jay Johnson, Trumpet Charles Kling, Clarinet Rexill Lawson, Trumpet Ruth Rose Lawson, Trombone Yvonne Lawson, Trumpet Donald Lewellyn, Trumpet Anne Lewis, Clarinet Carroll Lewis, Saxophone Kenneth Longman, Bass Betty McCarthy, Trombone James McCarthy, Trumpet Bill McMullen, Clarinet Henry Million, Trumpet Bill Neuenswander, French Horn Jim Neuenswander, Trombone Bob Pancoast, Trumpet Harry Pratt, Bass William Roberts, Cornet Charline Robinson, Drum E721 Glen Russell, Clarinet Edward Sandusky, Trumpet David Scheibert, French Horn Frank Scurlock, Trombone Helen Seamon, Clarinet Junior Seibold, Drum, Tympanz David Simon, Cornet Bob Simmons, Saxophone Bill Smith, Clarinet Carl Smith, Trombone Darnell South, Saxophone Roberta Stults, Cymbals Lonnie Taylor, Bells Wilbur Tipton, Clarinet Wendall Truitt, Saxophone Louis Van Guelpen, Saxophone John Watson, Drums Edgar Wills, Drum llxxx xxnxx' llxx' Xl II F. ll.xxxxl xxxxx FIN BAND I xxl lxllx-lxxx xxxx'xx'lxx-xx xxxxxlx'x' llxx' xlxrxxvlxxxxx xxl II l lxxlxlx llxxx xxl.xxxxl .xl .xll llxx' lxxxxxxxx lxxxxllvxll 'llIxxN xxxxl xx xxxlxxl Ixx XX xllxx ' Q 'x xxx zxxxxl llzxxxxxllxxxx lxx xlxx .xl Ilxx A llxx'x'x'. llxx'xx xxx-xxlxx xxxxxxxx xx 1- all-xx lxx.xxxl xl lxxx xxl Ilxx lxxxlxxllnxll Hxlxxx llxx xx xx xxxxxllxxxll gqxxxxv- llxx lx-lxxxx.xx'x 22. llxvx 'xxxxxx xx Nxxlx-xxxlxxl xlx xxlxxx xxl llxx'xx' lzxlvxxl lxx-l'xxx'x- Ilxx- -lxxxlx-xxlx xxx x xlxxlxxl xxxxxgxxxxxx. llxx- xxxxxxxlxvxx llxx-X xxlxxxxxxl xxx-xv Sr'xxlx'll l :xxxIxxxxnxn. -'XlilIkf'll xxl Ilxx' Flxwxl Xlx-xx , 'llxx llxxlxxx Fx-xxllxff Hu llxx lix-xxxxlxlxxl lllxxx llxxxxxxlxx xxxxxl Xxxxxxxx-'x lwxxllaxxxln. lxxx XX lxxlx xxxxl Vxxxxxlxxllxxxxxl lxx-lxxx-xllxxxxxxlxx Ilxx xxxxxx1.xl XI, ll. 5. l'xxlxlxx llxxxxxxxl Xxxxxl lf, x xxxxx xx xl x xxx Il lx xlxxxxxxxx.xl xxxxxx Ilxx lxxxxxxxxl-xxl llxxxxxxxxxxxl uxxx lxx xlxlx.xx Ilxx xxxxxxxxx xxl Ilxx xxlxxx-I xxxxl -. . .x llxx Kxxxl lflxx l,lIllxIxxIlxxl5l1xlx Ixxx.xlN xxllxxx' lx.xxxxx- xsxxxx xxxxllxxxr xlllxl Nxxxxxwxxxx' x':xl.xxxx xxx Ilxx xxxtlxxxx--!x'x xx Xlxxs xx lxxlxvxl 'xx Uxixxxxl Xlxxxlx l. 'xxxxl lfi llxx' llgxxxxl lxzx- xlxxlxlx .xr xxxxx ll I'x'f'H llIll lxx -xxxxx xxl Ilxx xxxxxxxlxxx - xxx IIN x'x'xxx-rlxxxrx-3 X xx llllxllll lxx ll.xxllx'x, llxxxxxxxxxxlllxx-x'lx1x'x' lxx llxxxxxxw l..lxI xxl lixxxxl xxlu Ixx llxxix'lxlix'xx l'x'x'xx xxx XI xxx lx lxx .lxxlxxxxxxx5lx.xx1w 5x'lx-x'lxxxxx xxl XX -xx'xxx'rx.xxx llxxx xx llxxxxxuxxx xxx ll'xxxx-xx Xxx 1 lxx lixxlxxxx Nl xx llxxxl lxx l,xxx'xxx1x'lx1xx'l1 .xll xxl ilxvw. Ntzxxxxlaxxxl x'l.xvxx xxxxxxxlxxx xxxx lxxxlxxxxx Ilxx' l-x-I xxxxxxlx-xxx xxxxxxxlxxx xxx Illllllxlllll' ill'I'iIlIi1t'Ill1'IIl- lllt II l.lHl xlillllvll Illxi IH Illllxllt Nl1ltllXXlll 4'll'HlX Ilxx Il XXllHl4 Xl ll' Xklll Vllllll' XKllQ'II llIlX ll lil 5 llxx Xlflllllllxll llxx l xx'-xxlx llxxxx xxxxl xxxxlx tlxx Ixxxlxxxl lxxxl xl xx Ilxx Ixxxxxxxxxxwxxxlx-xlx-xxxxxxxl xxxx Ilxx xxx -x IIl!lIIxxxllx1 lXx llxxxxx xxxxx xx xxxxl xxx xx rx' xf x 1 If... E 73 ORCHESTRA Ilairlzuid fXlcXz1I1Ll4'1'. 'llrll mpnt, Howz 11'r l liwzimloii. llorii .lim l5l'2llL'. T'I'IlllI1Jl?f llollifrl Brown, Szzxopliorii' Bob ljLl1'kllLl1'Lli. Buss Graco Lcolu Click, 'Violivi Ella Goode, Violin, Belly Jenn l'lu111li1i. Violin lluili Hllilllll, Violin 1.11-noro flludson, Violin Tom .l11l'1'oll, Clarinet llzizul Jones, Cello Janice Jones, Tympcmi Ruth Rose Laws: rxx, Tromlionc Bob Lillie. Cz 21'r1 'QI lVlz1ry Ann Mulford, Violin Mildred Murphy, Violin Miriam Rothgeb, Piano Glen Russell, Saxophone Mildred Shepherd, Violin 'William Smith, Clarinet lVIildrccl Stacy, Violin, Jean Stubbs, Violin, lJklVlCl'I1C Wlosinski, Dmmns Carroll Wright, Violiii, H1115 lliirli sluilenls compobe the orelieslru lliis year, laul what il lacked in quauilily 1L 111111 L up in qiiulily. 'llliis was prowil Iii line splouiliil perfoihiziilccs il 1'6Dfl61'Cll in furriisliing music for live plziis lliis your. 'llluw lH'4'llCSlI'il luis ulso plaiyerl in cliupel il le-w limes uml .l'Ll1'IllSllCll C1llCl'liliI11llCIll' for ilu- liolury Clulm ul ilu: llolel Nlziiivlieslcix 'l'l1ei1' last pe1'l'o1'111u11ces will be l-Cillllflffl all the Bucczilaiiiivzlle uml GUI!lIllCIll'Q'll1tiIll, exi-11-isiffs. 'l'l11' lJl'1'lll'Nll'2l plaiwil in lin- aumuail M. ll. S.llo11c:e1'l, April Ili, llu- proireemls were usecl lo pay ilu- 1-xpcimes ol' swirling liigli fi-liool niusiciuiis lo tile Slain:l'lil1z1lsollliellliio lVlLlSiCCOl1CG1'f lllQlXi'O1'Cl. 'lllw lll'f'lll'ZSll'il l'u1'11isl1c,-fl ilu: aurcroiiipuiii11141111 lor the czlimax ol' lllC IJYOQFZIIII Wl1CIl the Girls? Give Clulm , Q 1 ' ' l ' 7 GS ' 55 mul Lliorus umlrfrl lo pm- il l'Ullf'1'l'l,IZCll veision ol bounocl s 0lN'l'il, l'u11sL . Xurv low people realize- liow 111uL:l1 ullort anal lime are requirecl. Lo niukc these lllillly public aippcaimiicrus. For 1:1111-li play Nr. llopp makes u speviul ellorl, lo play music in keeping with the enter- llllllllllflll and give u selling for the evening. Much credit is clue these people, for we would really miss Umm if Lhey cliql nol. appear, liuL like too many of our blessings, we just, take them for granted. , . 11' 1141 1 l GIRLS' GLEE CLUB I-lI1S'I ICUXN: IIIIIII lilffxiun. .XIIlvII- Mm' I'r:IIkI, X'iI'LI'IIIizI XII1'--I-III wI'. .lnmf SIIIIIII. l'III'INIiII-'SIN :Irx l.:IIII'iIII- llillwspiv, .IIQIII If-IIIIIN, I-'IIII'IIII-II I-'NI-v4-. III-Inu l':IIII-IHIIII. W:In1l:I ILIIIU-I II .II-xx-'ll II:IIIfI-IIIIIIII. I'lIIlIIs Xl--lIIxwII. Xl',l'llfNJIl IXUIV. .-XIII-I' SI1IIwI, A1:II'IuI'If II:II'II-. MIIHIIII l5II.--- ,.I', .'I:III ,IXIIIIIHILII-. 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XILINIIIIII' lI'IIIplI'. l'ImIlIIIII ISLIIIIIIIM. illlll lm IIIII IIIIII I-lx-III:-l lII'0gI4illllr, FIIIIIII nl' llIv l'zIIoI'IlI- anllggx am- '.Sf'PIIly XI-III IIUIIII'-L. Sung, .4 . , .. ., nl llII RIIIIIIX NIIIIIIIQIIIII , IIIII .IIN XII Illlll -nIII'- III I IIII- llI'IIII'IIf IIINIIIIIII . Ilwy illF1l NllI'IxQ'IIl'llIlNIIl1'I'iIlIIX nn IIt'QI'U ,NI!Il'Illl' ,. ' I Iltllll' III ILIIIII' IIIIIIX, I 75 III. XIIIII t Tempo Club FIRST ROW: Helen Patterson, Lucille Stalls, Betty Gray, Ruth Ji-an Null, Lucille Crosbie, Jewell Hanselman, Wanda Goforth. Jean Dodds. Edith Maynard, Hazel Jones, Opal Rose, Ruby Hall, Betty Williams. SECOND ROW: Pharln-ana Roberts, Betty McCarthy, Grace Smith, Ruth Hamm, Mildred Murphy, Ruth Egel- ston, Esther Gustin, Mildred Shepard. Miriam Rothireb. Laurine Gillespie, LaVerne Wlosinski, Frances Miller, Phyllis Methvvn, Marian Golclflivs, Cornelia Smith, Virginia Glorv. THIRD ROW: Junior Seilwold. Erlrlit- Read, Robert, Oyzlusby, Glen Russell, Lonnie Alexander. Charles Marge-rum, Robert Mt-Croskey, Robert Brown, Anita Wheeler, Jane Eizelston, Ruth Lawson, Lorain Elizer. TEMPO CLUB LAURINE GILLESPIE. President LUCILLE CROSBIE, Vice-President BETTY WILLIAMS, Secretary-Treasurer The Tempo Club. whose membership is open to all student musicians and music lovers, held monthly meetings in Room 302 under the supervision of Mr. Herman J. Copp. The membership int-ludr-d many talented musicians, who were given a chance through this organization to display their ability before an audience. 1 liarh month a program chairman planned and supervised the entertainment for the meetings. 'l'Iw members themselves took part in these programs by presenting instrumental or vocal solos and duets. and giving reports on famous composers. The varied talent within the group always provided an entertaining and well-rounded program. In addition to performing for the enjoyment of their fellow vlub members, many of the musicians' services were in demand for the meetings and programs of other groups and clubs in the city. liach year several talented members take part in the Musical Festival at Oxford, and if winners, go to Oberlin. This year the ones who represented the school at Oberlin in April were Bonnie Murray, mezzo soprano, Miriam ltothgeb, piano, Kenneth Longman, tubag Robert Jones, bass, liobert Burli- hardt. baritoneg and Phyllis Methven, soprano. U61 SKETCH AND PAINT CLUB Junior and Senior Club Sophomore Club .Taek Barrett l'Rl'1Sll3EN'I' Mary Lord Nina Thomas VIVE-PRESIDENT Martha Miltenbergzer Ray Mc-lampy SICCRHTARY Elsa Simpson Shirley Bloom TREASURER Pam Bennett Due to the large membership in this club. it has become nevessary to dixide it into two groups - one. a junior and Senior Club, and the other a Sophomore Club. Art Club meetings are held in lioon1l'lU-l under the superxision of Xliss Elizabeth Wilson. The meetings and the clubs' activities are planned by the students themselves, a plan which is found to be xery Sll1'i'f'SSlllll. lfxtra problems are worked on and discussed so that the students may inerease their knowledge ol' art. ln the early fall the members of the club went on a Sketch Hike to Vt est Middletown where they sketu-hed outdoor scenery from nature itself. Around Christmas time, wooden boxes were deeorated. Xlrs. Xl. G. Warner gave a xery entertaining talk March 8. about her trip around the world. Une ol' the most interesting things the club members did was to xisit the Dayton Art lnstitute. January 29. where the members were both able to widen their seope of art knowledge and enjoy the mam great works there. Sketch and Paint Club l lRS'I' ROVVZ Dale Moore. Dunne Young, Ray Mt-lampy. Bob Mt-Croskey, Dean Flanders. Bob Hoskins.. SHCUNID ROVV: Judy Mokry, Martha Chamberlain, June Sehmidt. Mary Dat'- nos, Barbara Conrad. Nina Thomas. Franees Prive. Virginia Rowe, Shirley Bloom, June Goldsehmidt. Geneva l'li.re-lston, Mildred l'lu'r-lston, Pauline l'i::t-lston. THIRD ROW: Laura Baker. Bette l'heniee. Catherine VVrii1ht, Betty l'ohlablo. Phoebe Perry, Ella Gonde. Calvin Blount, Charles Martin, Bill Sexton, Martha Powell. Betty Murphy. Ruby K1-ister. Pam Bennett, Martha Miltenberuer. FOURTH ROW: Fred Mt-Nabb, Bill Ileilman, Bob Jones, Jan-k Barrett, Bill Chifos, Carl Hudson, Alvin Chambers, lfllsa Simpson, Marie VValkt-r. Mary Lord. Edna Knepshield. l77l 'mln Sly PURPLE MASQUERS XI.l5I'Ili'l' HNIHIHNIC. I'1'--xi-I-'ui K'AliROl,I. WIQIKIIIT. AQfifx:uxt S1-vxw-!:nl'j. IPIVK lxHI'l'l'I I Y1-w--l'rn---ill'-111 VII .llwNl',.II lH.I.fN5l.fN.N1u4t.u5 NUI UIINIQX AUGSl'I'Ii1lI'IH.'I'1'l-znsxxlw-x' 5 II'X'l I'ON. 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N. N. on JXIDVII I. During llu' llltlllfll ni Xlux ellllvu-nl vlulu- Hnmllylmlll llu- 4-:IF ulllwsfm-el f1'x'c'l'alI IVIRINN 'flxvu In llu- 1-lulw. l,l'2ll'lll'1' har lin- Nvlliul' f luv l'lzlx in xsllirll umm Illlfllli' xlQl51Ill0l'h will lulw palrl uns slzlrlml funn ililkxl' l'.zlslc'1'. ' ' - ' ' . . Um- U1 Ilu' 4-lm-I l'HIllXlIH'llf5 ul lin- vluln uns lla Qllllll' llill'lll'r In-IQ! IIlllI1'll4llIlK'S0l ll- llll'llllil'l'N. X lullx 1-wmfl lln- Xla:Nql14-lx tmnml pl:-uflnrvnllilu-lrmxllun11lmnlm1fl11l1xxlllmul11:-mlnl mm-I1 Illmllvml uullzu, Hu- xf-ur max :ml lung 4-zmuglx till'l.l1'W0l'liillllIIlllllll1'4'llllFIIILIIIINWI. E731 Purple Masquers l lHS'l' ROW: Kny Sixvgzu-1'. lhvlwvthx llzulsc-lmun. Vzlrrul llulvhuh. Mildrv- 'I':n5'lm'. Elvin-INlvG1':nxx,Vlmriellm Spvzu' l'Illpw-xliv Axlums. Minn Jn :'1- 1. lizwlml' M:lyvQ.l':n'rnlI NY1'iv'hl. I-'lmw-11-w l 1'---'H Hvlnu I':1lh-rsull. SICVUNIT RUXY: Huh lllerhh-x. l'h:l1'l1 Ilzly. Alla-rt Udwnfuv- .Ium liulu svhmirlt. Yiruiuin M11---plllw-vx'. .Xu I l:x11:x: :1l1. Jum- ,l111':u-us.-11. Mzlrizu Km-iQ.-r H1-I4-n XYhlI:11w1', lhvh l':lr1u-I In-r. l:1x'1'uIl lmxxlf. I-,Im I-1-4-vm:1u, 'Vllllilb ROW: Kim'-lmw Flush-W, li-1 llnllun. Ilnfk N4-xxlln. IH.-lx km-pp. ,Inn Nlvlwll. lilll lluuzm. Ihfxln lllznv mlvrx. ,lun blululuf, Ibm, ,lqmux 'l'l'lllilt RUXY: Johnny l e-rgfuson. Earl Itins. Lorain l'r:itt. Socc and Buskin l lRS'l' RUNY: .lt-:1nn1- Mclntirv, Alive' Mills-r. Miriam Rothuvli. Janie-e Schulz. Iionnit- Murray. .le-:in llorltts. Phyllis lttuthvt-n. Mary .lane McCullough. .lt-wvll Hziusvlmzin. Mary Yantis, Pa- trivizt VVilks. 4l'Il'UNll RUNY: l'Isl VVilson. liotr Burk- hzuwlt, liill Uross, Holi Jonus. Donald Spimltvr, Alln-rt Stu-rmztn. H1-lon Hal- lzirrl. Ruth Mi'l':xn1llish.Hs-lvliliviimrtz. Dorothy llanit-s. lbivlwrsoii. lloiim- Young, Tom Moon, Hill llimtn, .lim Shi-1-ts. llt-rmzin Hus- SOCC AND BUSKIN l'.-X'l'RlL'lA WILKS. Pre-simlint Rll'l'll M4-CANIJIJSH. Sm-fri-tary .XI,lil'IR'l' Sill-IRMAN. Vim--l'rm-sirlm-iit MARY JANE lX'I1'l'llI.I,UIfGll, liflli JONES. Svrgwiiits-at-Arms 'l'lw llountl-up ol' .llinnicu nas 11 iliilirult task. imlf-Gil. hut Spike llogvrs flirt it xery simply: in liairt. ho rounilml up two Wlinniesl This play. pres'-ntul hx itll luni I ill x I 1 - , o' ,ass llrumatic Club for .1 1-imp:-l program. guw us niainy laughs. Itw vluli holils its IIlCf?lIllgIS onm- monthly ainzl tht' purpose ol' it is not only to tCilt'll its invinlwrs ilu-tliltmw-111 types ol at-ting. types ol plays. art oi make-up. use of property. :intl stage 4-quipmr-nt. lrut it gin-s thc-in an opportunity to rr-ally use and e-xp:-1'iPi1rv these things. .Xinong the- vlulm s itI'K'tllllIJlISllIllPlllS this year mis il Christmas play for tht- xXUIllf'll.5 lilulm. Its iiiaistt-i'pi1-vv uns thc- Junior Class play entitled 'l'li:- Trail ot' thc' IAJIIPSUIIN5 l'im5'. This was ai thrr-0 aut mlruiim xthit-h mis ti real entmigleinmil. Thr- story 1't-iitviwl urouml low-ly .lune 'llollinfr who haul liven i'f-tin-il in the liluc- ltnlgf- Nlountauns. and young Juvk llailti at north:-rnvr. ul1o1'a1ine4lowll to this nloun taiin rvgion as it surxeyor. when ,lurk and June mot. it line frimulship sprung up whit-h rupitlly ripvnc-il into low. Nluny laughs in-rc zillortle-cl ln Ole- lion and her pipe- unit linvlv liillx ilx 'rx ll' t W his part jltst as it shoultl liaive lwvn. 't V U Q INDI' l'il-' .1 .la The group is planning to hauv il IHVIIII' or sonic soriall grvt toggf-tlwl' lreliole the V vlosv tlwir xr-rx xlll't'l'rsiilll svuson. E791 YE AAERRIE JESTERS -l,X3Ilur lxl X .Xl.l,. l'l'xXlxlx'xxl .lX4'lx lxl41XX'I:4. X'ix'x--I'x'x xxlxxx XI Xlx.lIJIxll-, Il,-XX, N-vxxl xxx zxxxxl 'l'x'x-:xNxxx'xxx' Ye Merrie Jesters l'lllY'l' llllXX': l'lx:xx1x x'x- l.x-iulxlx-x l'x':xxxx'xw llixx-x'.-. Xl:xx'.x xrxxf Sxxxxn, .lxxxlx fXl4xlxx'5. .lzxxxixw ,lxxxxx---, xlzxxxxxl l':xxxx'xx:xN' ll x Sixxxxxsxxxx. M:xx,xxxx4x.- llrxx. 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E301 'FK' lllLlXN XXl'l'l' Xl'lX t'llll'l' 'Y llUXX': l':xxxx llxxxxxxx-lx, ,lxzxxx A DEBATE TEAM l I.ORI'INl'I-I FRI-IKZI-I SYLVIA MPIIZLISH JAMES STUISIKS RUTH RUSH LAWSON IJAVIID SL'HHIlil'IR'I' The Debate Team ol' 19338-ISU was composed ol' liuth Hose l,aw son. David Scheibcrt. Jim Stubbs. Sylvia Nleizlish. and Florence lfreeze. coached by Miss Bess Marie Hoover and Mr. john Beacham. This year no attempt was made to organize a club for debateg instead. all students interested were asked to work directly on the question adopted by the Speech League Conference. The question for debate was: Resolved. that the lizilerl States should estalzlish an nllimice Iflifll Crea! Brilrlirz. ln Xovember the members of the debate squad and their coaches attended the debate clinic sponsored by Ohio State liniversity at Columbus. A debate between the liniversity of Michigan and Ohio State was heard on Friday eveningg a detailed analysis of this debate was given the following morning by the judge of the debate. On December TU a practice debate tournament was held at Wyoming with twenty-four schools from Indiana. Kentucky, and Ohio. participating. The coaches from each school acted as judges. Both the negative and affirmative teams won all their practice debates. On February ll the annual elimination contest was held at Vtfyoming. Middletown competed with XY ithrow. Anderson Township. and Wlyoming for the honor ol' representing the fourth district in the State contest at Columbus. Middletown tied for second place with Vtvithrow, both schools making a li fty per cent score, while Wyoming won lirst place. ' E811 H if gi' 5 . . T33 I S X S X XX x cs Senior Class Play PEG O' MY HEART By J. Hartley Manners SCENES The entire action passes at Regal Villa, Mrs. Chichester's house in Scarborough, England, in early summer. Act I The coming of Peg. Morning ofthe first of June. Act ll The Rebellion of Peg. Scene 1 One month later. Late afternoon. Scene 2 That night. Act III Peg 0' My Heart. The next morning. Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, New York, New York Director . Florence Powell E 5 i 3 mf-A CAST Mrs. Chichester . . Jarvis Ethel Alaric . Q Q Christian Brent Peg Montgomery Hawkes . Bennett . . . . Jerry Jameson . PRODUCTION STAFF Frances Shepard Allen Lehmkuhl . Lucy Long William Renner . . Bill Burk Georgialou Cline . Marvin Jones Blondina Ellison Robert Newlin Sarabelle Dennis Helen Guess Maryanna Kronborg Donald James William Channon Mary Kash Annalou Banker Larry Booher K u-.J VN 14- '..4u'f a L r -T1 .1 June Yolliver Sol Tolliver Bud Tolliver Judd Tolliver . THE CHARACTERS . Alice Miller Ruth McCandlish . Hurry Prnt? . Robert Jones Hannah Yolliver . . Mary June McCullough 4 Dave Tolliver . Loreffa Tolliver . Uncle Billy Beams Ole Hon , Ellie May . Red Fox .lock Hale , . Anne Sluunders Maw Fclin . . Bill Crass Helen Reinartz . Albert Sherman . Jewell Hanselman Phyllis Melhven . Jim Sheeis Herman Hoskins . Patricia Wilks Janice Schulz . '. .. ,,, xp' 1.1 Wm ,X vii M 'x ,W,M.M 5 4 ! ann -. L., Q IA .uv A - wx , w L A 1 ., -.1 V... ...ful . ,M- ,Ny A W ,mf I-... ffun' , fm- H iuNVl1 lx af 1- 'xzawas rx .0 wgg ,.r',, .. Lyn aa 'J-:vu .f.,.i., . 11:4 K.,. . ,H cw V 1 1: I 'H wgw E.. i 5 3 'fed Rand Esther Rand Diana . . Norman Aldrich Franklin Rand Julia Rand . Kitty . . Clarissa Scot! Midge Waring Donald Rand Richard Crandall Audioneer . Elmer . , Margie Scanlon Alpha . . Omega . . Charles Dov Betlc Hur . Kay Singer . Dick Newlin John Freeman Helen Patterson . Barbara Mayes Dorothy Hanselman . Mildred Taylor Gordon Hughes . . Bill Viox Richard Koeppel Dean Flanders June Jurgensen Mary C. Maurer . . Mina Jaco? Two Baggagemen . Alberl Osborne, Carroll lewis, Jr. The Cashier . . . . . . . . Jim Nirkell Yin Crowd .lim Slulmlrr-, Fiorvnu' l-'rvvn-, Virginia Auggpux gm, Slxiilox Bloom, Christina' Spa-.u's, Carroll Vfright. Tom Stzxmper. himn- Mi-C.v:mw, Lmiul Hularlxuh, i'vl.nri.in Keisei. Don Jeuncs. ling:-uw Adams, He-lm-n Wliilalwi, Andrvy Davis, Bill Dxusgnn Juni- Cnldxclxmicll. 'i Los Amigos Keller, Winifred Kordenat. Charlotte Gill, Marianna Smith Charles McQuinn. LOS AMIGOS WALLACE Kass, E1 Presidente BILL LICKERT, El Vice Presidente MARY ELLEN CROCKER, La Senorita Secretaria Miss FAY CLARK, La Senorita Consejera The Spanish Club holds its meetings once every month and the meetings are conducted entirely in Spanish. The purpose of the club is to get the students better acquainted with the Spanish language and to learn of the opportunities for it in the world. Many of the members are subscribing for Spanish magazines. The social part of the meetings is spent in playing Spanish games, singing songs in Spanish, working Spanish cross-word puzzles, and listening to Spanish radio programs. The club had allhristmas party at which they attempted to do everything as the Spaniards would do them. .Xt the lfebruary meeting the Spanish Club had as their guests members of both the French and German Clubs. Two films concerning the life, dress, and customs of the peopleg and the busy indus- tries as well as the beautiful scenery of the capital cities of South America were shown. Students of Spanish are beginning to realize and appreciate the importance and the opportunities in this neigh- boring country of ours. April ll has been set aside by a proclamation of the Presidents of the United States, since the administration of Herbert Hoover, as Pan-American Day. This occasion was celebrated in the Spanish Club by a debate. The affirmative was presented by Betty Bernstein, Juanita Stayton, and Lillian Jay: while the negative case was given by Audel Hicks, Carter Wells, and Charles McQuinn. Girls vs.boy'sl 'lllie Social calendar of the club was littingly concluded with a picnic. l:83:l FIRST ROW: Julia Heres, Betty Bt rn stein. Lillian Jay, Catherine Grtgory Jane Gill, Mildred Shepard. Delma Coddimzton, Dorothy Murphy. Htster SECON D ROW :Juanita Stayton, hsther Tanner. Mary Katherine Haass Lar ter Wells, Wallace Kees, Martha bchirm Carol Brelsfoard. Mary Ellen Crocker THIRD ROW: Max Stamper, Rithard Dell. Robert Dell. Leonard Henderson Wilbur Scheiding, Edward Wilson Audel Hicks. Bill Lickert, Wade Pratt i' vygfak rr,r+1fsf Q Le Cercle Francais Ruth FIRST ROVV: Amy Compton, McCandlish, Frances Ann Miller, Bon- nie Murray, Ruth Jean Null, Mary Yantis, Dorothy Davies, Betty Jane Pohlable. Betty Jean Hamlin. Inez Allen. SECOND ROW: Fred Fuller. Jack Thomas. Richard Dean. Arminta Har- din, Marjenn Holman, Lucile Dodds. Peggy Druley. Helen Petroglou, Nina Thomas. Charlotte Cohen, Betty Puthoff. THIRD ROW: Hazel Duvall, Betty Jane BQ-vis. Pegi Kurry, Doris Kron- hors. Bill Cross. Bob Dixon, Don Howard. Dick Newlin, Virginia Glore. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS MLLE. AMY COMPTON, La Presidente MLLE. CHARLOTTE COHEN, La Vice Presidente MLLE. JEAN FANNING, La Secretaire MLLE. ELLEN BUTTS, Le Tresorier MLLE. MABEL ELDRIDGE, La Maitresse Hl,e Cercle Francaisw is an organization open to students who are in their second year of French. The meetings are held every second and fourth Thursday, at which French plays, French songs, French games, and travel talks of France are given. At these meetings students are enabled to become better acquainted with French customs and French culture than they can in class room work. They have enjoyed having their fortunes told in French, have told French jokes, and have guessed French riddles and charades. A knowledge of the geography of France and of French influence in America has been gained. Practice is given in parliamentary procedure in Frenchg the secretaryis record is kept in French. Students are given additional practice in speaking the language. One of the most outstanding events of this year's activities was the Christmas party at which the French version of Charles Dickens, t'Christmas Carol was given by members of the club. i891 as Q rr' , ,L DEUTCHER VEREIN Ersters Semester Zweites Semester MARABELLE HARVEY Vorsitzer DONALD SPINDLER ALBERT OssoRNE Unter-Vorsitzer ROBERT HOLLENBAUGH CHARMA BAILEY Schreiber ADELE GOLDSCHMIDT Lois OBER Schatzmeister GRACE ACHBERGER lleutcher Vereinn under the supervision of Miss Roudebush had its meetings every second and fourth Thursday. Any student taking German was eligible to be in the German Club to further his or her knowledge of the German people and customs. The aim of this club is to study kindred subjects for which no time can be used in the regular German period. For the programs they had plays in both German and English, riddles, contests, songs. and pictures. The pictures presented homes, castles, and scenery of Germany. One of the most informational programs was a play in English, Why We Study Germany, in which was shown that literature, art, and music have been greatly influenced by the German language and people. The last three meetings of the year depicted the lives and works of Goethe, Schiller and Heine, three great German poets. The business meetings were carried on in German as much as possible. Members say their pronunciation is improved through use of German songs, and their knowledge is increased by other features planned by the committees. Deufcher Verein FIRST ROW: Isabel Shartle, Audrey Schubert, Carrol Holschuh. Ruth Mar- lett, Adele Goldschmidt. Lorain Elizer, Charma Bailey, Anna Ruth Blasberir, Harriet Hinkle, Marjorie VVilmer, Lois Ober, La Verne Wlosinski, Margery Spindler. SECOND ROW: Hazel Stephenson, Minnie Mittenholzer. Marabelle Har- vey, Helen Hurst, Mary Gailcy, June Jurprensen, Betty Sudsls. Ruthe Mull, Mary Etta Combs, Leatha Hefliin, Grace Achberzer, Tom Thress. Law- rence Alexander. Arthur McCann. THIRD ROW: Harland Alexander, Claude Allen, Robert Hollenbaugh, Jack Raine, Harry VValdner. John Sawyer, Bob Schlayer, Paul Shulaw, Albert Osborne, Fred VVhitman, Don- ald Spindler, Louis Van Guelpen. E901 History Club I HISTORY CLUB Doms Knomzorzc, President Eu-:ANOR Woon, Secretary Bon BROWN, Vice-President Gaonca Coivnvr1Nos, Treasurer Among the new clubs started this year was the History Club which meets once monthly and aims to further the student's interest in history. This is accomplished by historical movies, talks by experi- enced people, and through the memberis own efforts. A contest was started at the beginning of the second semester to encourage students to find out the names of people, about whom certain facts of historical importance were given. Prizes were awarded to the winners. A moving picture-lecture was given by Rev. Robert Wells Yeach. These pictures were of both the Chinese and ,lapanese during this present warg scenes of the actual lighting were shown. Pictures and colored slides of that eastern part of China near the Mongolian and Turkestan borders were explained by Mr. Herbert Hess, who lived in this region for eight years. These dealt mostly with the dress, customs, and economic conditions of the various races and religious sects in this little known area. A talk was given by Mr. Wade E. Miller in which he contrasted the freedom of speech in this country with the lack of it in Europe, both in present and past times. In early England the people resorted to nursery rhymes such as Jack and ,lillw and The Cat and the Fiddlew as a means of expressing their opinions of people or happenings without fear of punishment. A debate, play, true-false contest, Christmas party, fossil hike, trips to Fort Ancient and Cincin- nati were among the things in which the members participated. FIRST ROW: Harold Freeman, Bud Siebert, Bob Ryan, Fred Whitman. Jack Lewis. Bill McMullen, Dick Sparks, Alex Creona, Jr.. Tony Kiniya- locts, Albert Combs. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Wilson, Emma Jean Kaurich, Gurtice Tirey, Hazel Wells, Betty Henderson, Izola Sandlin, Nellie Wills, Marie Cable, Mae Caudill, Pauline Egelston, Helen Patterson- Catherine Grezory, Madge Krebs, Jane Wood, Marjorie Mulloy, THIRD ROW: Frances Howerton,Betty Pohlable, Doris Pramer, Doris Scaizzs. Lucyellen Stults. Ruth Marlett, Eloise McGraw, Barbara Fulmer, Harriet Hinkle, Lillian Jay, Mary Richardson, Esther Gustin Geneva Stalls, Juanita Bowlin, Ruth Scott. FOURTH ROW: Mary Murphy, Pau- line Wills. Gladys Scott, Pauline Brewer, Doris Kronborg, Jeanne Reed, Betty Gray, Mildred Murphy, Mary Ellis, Betty Puthoif, Helen Whitaker, Laura Mae Crout. Alice Hawkins. Mary Jane Dredge, Louise Dredge, Geneva Efzelston, Louise Boyd, Hilda Allspaw, Ruby Howell, Lucille Stalls. Louise Manning, Ruth Barrett, Eleanor Wood. FIFTH ROW: Irene Middleton, Esther Tanner, Ethel Petrocy. Virginia Rowe, Ava Adams, Lena Downs. Barbara Mayes, Eugenie Adams, Onnolee Milli- sor, Rowena Smith, Runette Calloway, Shirley Miller, Catherine Gephart, Dor- othy Murphy, Theda Walker. SIXTH ROW: William Alfrey, Ed Withrow, Bob Brown, Bill Yarber, George Comminos, Tom Downs. E911 l i CHEMISTRY CLUB DAVID SCHEIBERT, President AMY COMPTON, Secretary GEORGE FUGETT, Vice-President RAY MEHL, Treasurer MR. H. DRAUT, Adviser t l'lll6IlllSll'y students interested in delving into the subject more thoroughly than mere classroom work were given an opportunity to join the Chemistry Club, which held bi-weekly meetings throughout the year under the supervision of Nlr. llraut. ln these meetings questions ol' interest and importance were discussed by the group. Modern science and advanced theories were explained in detail, reports on news in science were given: and for those whose interests were in the practical experimental side of chemistry, there were experiments perl'ormed, and studies made of such things as flame structure and action of hydrogen as a reducing agent. ln addition to accomplishing many interesting and valuable things along the line of work. this group had its share of fun and social activity. One popular form of entertainment was that of holding contests. one of which was a question and answer battleg which served the twofold purpose of the club 'that of both education and enjoyment. Several very interesting trips were made by the elub to points of interest with reference to Chemistry. When the new addition of the hospital was completed. the club was taken on an inspection tour ot' the building. Another trip took them to the Coke Plant and Blast l3urnaees at New Miami. One group ol' especially enterprising students attended a series of eight lectures given on Saturday mornings at the l nixersity of Cincinnati. Chemistry Club FIRST ROW: Paul Hopper, Tony Kini- yaloets, Martha Schirm, Martha Bus- seer, Mildred Shepard. Lenore Hudson, Geneva Stalls, Vivian Allen, Barbara Ford, Lucille Crosbie, Ruth Shartle. SECOND ROW: Ray Mehl. Jack Raine, Hilda Allspaw, Alice Hawkins. Adele Guldsehmidt, Eugenie Adams, Bob Brown, Bob Hausman, Richard Koep- pel, George Fugett. Mae Watson. THIRD ROW: John Sawyer. Bob Schlayer, David Seheibert. Lena. Downs, Ava Adams, Naomi Moore, Amy Comp- ton, Mary Ellis. Audrey Schubert, Minnie Mittenholzer. Bob Hollenbaugh. E921 l .4 l ull: Xlm-K':4mlliwl1. llm-lvl: lin-inzxrlz. III! Wllllf. .14-zmlw 'l'l1i1-l, Allrvr' lnrmzm. lmyxlxil- Al:-xsuulm-r. C1-0l'lI1' mth-Ill. l KONI! ROW: 'll-ml Wlxilzalwr. .luanita vlvturx livlxx' lim-xwlm-lvl llvltn- l'hv- ll 4. I.-luln 3lvX:ur. lllary Jam- Mx'- I ullmluh. ,lulm-s liurlmx. flux-sim-1' Vl'iml- 1 .lwlm Wlln-1: linln-rt Glass, llivlx l nut, I llllill KHNY: llznrry lln-nry. Von M4-rw, lx I--rt L'znr1-vrllrr. .lim Shu-ls. llnln llmrlnzm. lifll-1-rl liivv. Vurlvr VW-lla Xl. mlzlll lrunlI,.l1m ll:u'r1-ll. -x X, 1 Camera Club ST NNW: Tum lizlinl. Jum, lizuu-r. CAMERA CLUB CON MERS. President RUTH MCCANDLISH. Secrelary PAT WILKS. Vice-President MR. E. H. Mc-CANDLISH. 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Sl'Xl'l'ill c-xrvllenl piclurw were pl'mlur'c1rl by sunuf of rhf- lIlUI'l' Pxperir'll1'erl lIll'llllll'l'S. ln eau-ll va Iln- Illwtugmplwr cxplalmffl in slelail all the l'ac'tors nlxivll marlv il pussilrle to secure CXll'illll'1llllillX xwsllllf. Also quite za lllllllllfll' nl' pirlllllwf new lwmuglmt in Wllll'll wP1'P fzillllrfhw. lfwrx fflllnrl xx In mllwuwn' ullazl uns wrong :xml to sllQ'?li'tASl rPnwmliz1l llll'0I'lIlilll0ll. E931 ilr lllilt lNt Girls' Biology Club l lRS'I' ROW: Dorothy Jones, Ramona 'l'utt, Lola McNalih, Pauline Manning. Irm-ue 'l'urok, Julia Koesis. Mary Helen Funipton. Marin-ry Spimller, Virginia Glore. Evelyn Conover, Ruth Ruekman. Olivia Blevins. Sl-IFUNIJ ROW: Ella Conde. Phoebe l't-rry. Esther Gustin, Carmt-lla lezzoni. lit-tty lflilis. Marie Duvall, Frances l'rit-I-. lit-tty Morris, Elsa Simpson. Hduu Km-pshic-Id, Mildred Carpenter. Roberta Stults. Alice Hiukle. THIRD ROW: Freda lllack. lie-tty Sal- yer, Ruth l'Idwurds, Inez liueh. Mary Ann Wright. Mary Louise Ballard. Mary Lou Gordon. lim-tty Jane Di-em. Hi-leu Murphy. George-ttx Adkins, lit-rthai Malott. Mildred Markland. Wanda lim-km-r. l'c-Izzy Van Atta. Dorothy Walduer, Mary Southard. l 0lIli'l'H ROW: Marjorie Sintz. Fran- ces Mosier, Dorothy Hollon. Ruth Gil- lespie. Marian Gi-hhart, Maxim-nv Mor- rison, Mary lilair, .lean Smith. Anne Lewis, l-Ilinor Conway, Betty Jane llodsoll. Caroline Bender. GIRLS' BIOLOGY CLUB MARY HELEN COMPTON, President EVELYN CoNovER, Treasurer MARY LoU1sE BLAIR, Vice-President ALICE HINKLE, Reporter BETTY SALYER, Secretary ANNA MARIE Si-IUMAN, Adviser l.et's rest awhile. This is one expression you will never hear in the Girls' Biology Club. They are always eager to be going some place and never give a thought to rest. This year the club has visited the llavton Natural History Museum, Niderdale Dairy lfarm, Nlayer Slaughter House, City liuilding. the Cem City Ice Cream Company, and the Avalon Dairy. When the 1-lub plans to visit some place of interest, the members are divided into groups of seven with at captain for each group. 'lihe captains are taken beforehand to the places, which the club plans to visit. and here they learn facts and become familiar with it so they can act as guides when the whole club pays its visit. 'lihe aim of the Biology Club is to show the application of Biology to civic problems and also to furnish at social outlet for the girls. When the group is travelling on one of its trips, singing holds a prominent place. Personal identifieation of each of the members has been made possible by hnger prints filed at the lfederal Bureau of Investigation in Washington. D. C. The culmination of events was ai trip to the Cincinnati Zoo. liockwootl Pottery, and liden Park Conservatory. i941 BOYS' BIOLOGY CLUB ROBERT VANDFRVFIICR. President BOYD SNYDER. Assistant Secretary Eivru, KOLODZIK. Vice President Joi-IN INGVVERSEN. Pmgrani Chairman ALBERT FOREMAN. Secretary-Ti'easure-r MARK MCIVIILLAN. Adviser llt-if lfzllvli lllkll lrug: licfs ge-llillg lusayf Hail you alll-lillvtl llit' IIIHCIIIIQIS ol' lliis vlulm. uni iniullt limi' lic'au'rl lliisc'x1'luliiziliuli11clozeliornim'4'liine-s. ,llmix IIIIFVGFIIIIQ t'YlN'I'IIlIOIlIS lizut' lwe-n llt'I'lIUI'IIIt tl . Q, . . .. . unwlf-1' llic- lIll'f'l'IIUII ol Ili' XIVXIIIIIII llif -tu lx ul the lllvi . 2 . - 5 1. sine ' ZIIIIIIHII lilo pretlmnllmlc-tl surli 41 lungs. FIIRIIQPS. lzulpoll-s. snails. IIIIVP. In-t-llf-s. mill juniping lwzms. Nolliingg l'St'illN'r llie vlosm' 1-xtunin limi uixvn lu llnlllf-r Nzilurf' milieu llw lim-s go liiliing. N-xvrail ol llic' lmys gmc- inte-rm-sling rm-ports nl'lrf'f-s.lllme-rs.au1ll IIlII'I'UIN'5. I SIIILIIIIPlIlIl'I'4ns1'1rlll is nm- nl' llir- sinfiul , tu' aivlilm-xffliiciils nl llitr lmy s. 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St'Xl'I'iIl lIIt'II1llf'I'5 llalw sl1g'gc'slf'4l it I'lllIIIIlll'IIIllll ul' our ztvliiilin- llnuuf li 4 N ' .1 llu- nllllllIlf'l' xsllli pnssilwli .in 4 Xlt'lI1lt'fl llsliingg llilll Boys' Biology Club XII IINI.: liill lxrzift. Iiill lhvlelsl-hniiwlt, liin ltzuln--s. l'h:irl4w Martin. NVillviii' l Vzmlsliii, Kiln rt Fort-nmn, Iltmwllwl It-isyliltiii. Vlizlrlvs l'm'twrlit-lil, Allin-rl ltilli. litill.-a-' .l-ilinsnn, IXNIVINU: ,ll-lin liuuwt-iw.-vi. Jwilin lit x is. lzinll lx..l.vtlv,1k. .lzlvk l'mltlinu'tmi. lmln-rl X':in-l- rx -is-r. ,lini lixirrn-tl, Ilivls I itlrutl. lil-ul Sxiyvlvr. liwliulll Ilull I lull. in-iivrw 1 :lllllwlml E951 I ill' ul llifr ulwlv tlimg. IIIII llif- lmys liacl ai lol ol' Ibllll eluing il. 'llliw l PERSONALITY CLUB WILLIE LATIMER, President BRUNETTA CALHOUN, Secretary VIRGINIA BLACK, Vice President EMMA SMITH, Treasurer The meetings of the Personality Club are held every second and fourth Wednesday under the very capable supervision of Nliss Mabel Eldridge. The girls plan their own meetings where they have plays on manners, contests in etiquette, and speakers who talk to them on the Ideal Personalityn. Une of the most outstanding events of the year was their Christmas party of which the girls had charge and managed very successfully. Mrs. Yance Cribbs gave a very interesting talk to the girls March 8th on the Personality Girl in the Home. March 29th Charm Club and Personality Club held a joint meeting at which they were entertained by a style show. This was presented by girls from Miami University who modeled the clothes they had made in their home economics courses. The members discuss matters which pertain to their social development. At one meeting each girl was allowed to present a question on etiquette which she especially wanted answeredg at another. manners in school which need improvement were discussed. Voice, posture, and good grooming are all topics that have received consideration. This has been a new club this year for colorezl girls, who are interested in learning ways to be charming and ways to improve their own personalities. It has been more than successful and we look forward to a very large enrollment next year. Personality Club FIRST ROW: Roberta Penderprrass, Mary King, Marjorie Harte. Ida Bell Gresham, Elizabeth Anderson. Phar- beana Roberts. Elsie Rice, Helen Harris, lola Graves, Frances Ringer. Brunetta Calhoun, Eleanore Stewart. SECOND ROW: Lillie Moss, Ora Quinn, Harweda Penderizrass, Rosetta Arnold, Grace Smith. Cornelia Smith, Willie Latimer, Dorothy Jackson, Vir- szinia Black, Runette Calloway. Ethelyn Jackson. Evernulia Moore. Alberta Clements, Lucy Gibson. Ruth Johnson. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Vlfomack, Mary Thompson, Ida Stringer. Alice Storey. Arminta, Hardin, Lillian Perrin, Ollie Mae Bryant, Nina Flags. Josephine Moody, Rowena Smith. Annette Hen- derson, Emma Smith. lI961 '111l, ll:11'. 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They also study IlltlI'lit'liIlUi, food rrescrvation. and the adyantaffes ol. having a conveniently arranged kitchen. The Z' I f F' U . F health program includes the improyement of health habits ofthe high school girl and the adaptation ol' the diet lor the sick person. ln Home lfconomics Il Clothing is the major unit. Clothing includes a study ol' color, design. and textiles. Alter learning about the cotton hber, the students construct garments which are made lrom that labric. lwhe wool project includes the making of dresses, suits, and coats. Silk and synthetic hbcrs are studied. and garments are constructed from thos- t 3t'l A 4 ex 1 es. consumer buying problem is combined with each project. ltenoyation and remodeling problems help the students to realize the economical yalue of making wearable garments from discarded ones. Third year Home lfconomics students learn about Home Management. 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If105j uk 51061 GIRL RESERVES sENloRs l lliS'l' HUXY: l':n'rul llulsvlllllx. liulll Murll-lt. l'1luim- lVlvG1':nx, Mznlun- l,lu5nl, XYinii'r4-ll liurwll-llzll. Yiwu l'rn-Nillvnll l'l1:xrln:1 lizuilvy. l':1lln-rixw lil-hluurl. lmlh Olwr, M:u'.im'iv WVi.nu-r. 'l'rvnsn1'n-1'. SICVUNIP ROW: liulwy lil.-x-inf. .-Xnmy lhlnptnn, Ruth Sh:n'llv, Yixizln .-Xllvn, llnrlrurzl lfmwl, S4-rr:-laxry 5 Axlnllw-5' Svhu- lwrt. Malrlhu Sn-hirm. liulvy llmmvll. .lunv VVuml. llvlm-n lNlusin-r. 'l'llIRll IHHY: Shirll-3 lllumn. Mury Clmriatlnzm, Ruth liurrl-tl. lillwl l'n-- lrmwy, l'n-sill:-nl: illw-Ivln-I1 l':u ull. l1'r:nm-vs l'l'i4'4-. Ninn 'l'l1um:us, l':u'rull VVl'iul1t, l'rugr:xm i'l'mirln:xn. lVlABl'1I. ELnR1uc:r:. Advisor. l'lliS'l' RUVV: .lunv .lur1:onM'n. l'hx'is- lim liish. l'rv5i4lvlxI: Virginia liyrnnu. l.z1ur:1 Mm- l'ruu1. l'rn1ll':l1n l'l1:uirxn:1nZ lisllu-r Tunnm-r. llllmzl Fmlllilxgftml, . - - 1 lzxullnv l'.u'vlst:m, .I4-:num-th' Nhvzxrvr. l'l1lilh li:xl'lu'l'. lVlil1lr1-xl Nivlxvll. SICVUNII RUVV: .Ivan lfrnnnin-L. .mu lf- 1Iul1lsn'hminll. 'l'rv:nMlr4-r: liny Sin -1-r. lillvn llulls. Milclrwl l'lx1'vlflnn. ll:-llwxn l'I1:4-lstnn. Glmlyw S4-ull, l'Imn1:l .lvnn liullrivh, l':1ulin1- W'ills. llixu-I llzlnlls. 'l'lllliIl RUVY: l'm-gli Knrry. Suf.:mnv lmuulns. l,1u'5'n-llm-n Slultz. lflln-:xmur Wnml, Milmlrwl Tznylnr, Milnlrml lbunvil, Mzllwl llunrll. lN1:xry1:xrv1 llnnwl, Rum-Iln limlivil, HELEN MCELWAIN, Advisor. l'lliS'l' ROVV: linnmnal Dixon, llzlrluznrzl Muym-s. Gram- Anmlulli. Christinv Spvnrs, Mzlrihn liussn-vl'. l'rngrr:nn C'h:xirmzln: Marin Czxlslv, VV:xnnl:1 llptun. Jvzlnm- Lulu-ns. S1-vrvtzxryg lilluw-llin' Atlznns. SICVONIH ROW: Shirlvy Millxr. lim-- uthy Murphy. Ililliun Jzly. lNl:nr,inriv Vlulluy, l'rm-sillvntg Mury Murphy, lmn- isv Mnnnimr. llvlvn VVhi1ulu-r. Yin' l'r1-hill:-nl: Gln-nniv Mn'Qninn, .lunu Gulmlsvhmixll. Tllllill ROW: 'l'h1-rvszu lfurnl. lll2lI'LY1lI't'l Snlm, livvlyn limlivil, Alive llalwkins. llilsla Allspnw. Mary Rivllurclsnn, 'l'rn-usllrvr: lmln Mm- VVilli:1lnw. ELL1-:N EASTON. Advisvr. l-'INST ROW: llvlvn Grulmln, llran-v Am-lllu-rm-r, liuvvrly Munn, Vim- l'rvsi- llvnl. Lllvlllu Urushio. Virginia llulw. lmris Przxnu-r, Mzuluc Kr.-hs. SKUUNID RUVY: Holm-n K1-utiml. l'Illvn Kiurnhn-r, Ann l lamng:xn, Sn-rrvtnryg .l:lm'lii1JIJs. lin-My Sll1lflS.-llllll' Sm-hmialt. Gvm- Lzxmh, Marian Kcisvr. 'I'r4-usurvr, '1'HlRll ROW: .lvunnv Mail-r, Vrugrznn Fhairmnn: Virxrinia Amzspuruvr. Mar- tha Chamberlain. l'urr1-spnmlim: Sm-- rvlaryg Ilurnlhy Ilmlsvllnan, lflvvlyxl Tnrnvr, Gzlrnvllzl liulwrsml. Bnss Hoovan. Adviser. GIRL RESERVES soPHoMoREs l lliS'l' RUVV: l1'e111- 'l'urnk. l'harl11tlv liill. Zami Iiawmni. A111111 Marie Gill. I'l1arl41ltv l.vi14'hl1111, Patty Smith. l ln1'a1l1vl II:1i11. I'1'oi:'1'a111 Ch:1ir111a11: Marllm Stu-fl. .It-an Stivklt-11, QIGCONIDRUVY:IJu1'1mtl1yl'e11ler,Na11ey XYl1itln1'lt. Margart-t I'lTIl. th-urirettzi ,-Xcllti11s. Mary Iitla l'41111I1s, Na1111a l'llllHl1l1'l', Marilyn Plltlriilgze, liarlmrzx t51tiz1ll1u11st-. .It-a1111e Keller, Iwprgsy .In Myth. 'l'1'e:w111'rrC Viruinia Rupp. Tllllill ROVY: llnra Gurnia, Aiuiriy Myers. livt-ly11 A11114-ss. Marilyn Gm-lx. 411'1'1-la1'y: I,nl:1 M1-Nalnlm, l'a11li111- Man- 11i11u'. Ruth Ii:11lal1:1i111h. Zumla St:1mpe1'. Yin- l'1'exi1l1-111: l r:111ees Rivers. Vrvfi- 1l411I, LILLI1-2 MAIITR. Adviser. FIRST ROW: Ilt-rllia Maltrtt. L'a1'11Ii11e Ileiuln-1'. Anita Wheeler. A111121 Lin- tlauer. Gerry lVli11t'h4-r. lietty Ellis, Marie lluvall. Murizuerite Iizmflis. SICUUNIJ ROVS' : K'aruly11 Mnure. Louise M11rl1as'h. Myrna Allt-11. I'resi1leI1tZ l'a111 Ill-11111-tt. l'r11xf1'am Uhairniaili Ruth limlwarala. Imis Gilxsun, Mitzi Nolte. .la-1111 Sheets. .Ianiee .lout-s. A1111alu-Ile l':11tt111. 'I'Hlllll ROW: Marjtwiv llay. lfltlua li111-pshivlrl. Mary I.nr1I, P1-ggy llruley. 'l're:1511rer: l.11t'ile llmlds, Sen-relaryi llurulhy VYal-l11vr. Mary Smltharml. l'atty Ilayes. GERTRUDE PRICE. Adviser. l lIiS'l' RUVY: Mary Iluuise IIlai1',i'har- lim- R1vl1i11sm1, 'IITL'ZiSllFl'Y'Q A11111- Lewis, l'ru1-tram i'hairn1a11: lim-tty Huslson. Martha Milte11l1er1:4-r, .Iutly Mokry, Viet- l'rt-sith-1113 lin-tty Murphy, Elsa SIHIDSUII. Helen Iisther Seaman. SECOND RUVY: Maxiene Morrison. Milrlrecl I'ria-e. Jt-:111 Smith. I'resi1le11t: Mary VVri1:ht. Inez Ilarh, II:-'tty Jane Deem. Mary limi Gnrmlmi, Mary Jane Graft. Fretla lllaek. THIRD ROW: Margaret Newton, Mar' ian Gelvhart. lit-tty .lane Bevis, Ruth Gills-spit-. Sm-1-retzarg: RHYIIOIIH, Tutt, llurnthy Jones. Iietty Salyer. Janet Morgan. .Iam-t MeI'1vt1y. BETTY WILSON. Adviser. FIRST ROW: live-lyii Swank. Ruth IH-ti-rs, Inez Allen. Thaspena Kiniya- luels, Ella Gnrule. Janet I'an1'11ast, liillis- Conn. Esther Ml'I4HllLfhlID, Jewel Collins, Ruth Scott. SECOND ROW: I.aVerne Hall. Mar- uery Spindler, Secretary: Mary Helen Cum11lu11. President: Mary Ballard, I'rm:ran1 Chairmang Ruth Ruckm:-111. Miltlrn-tl Marklami. Marjorie Sintz, I.t-atha Hemiti, Olivia Blevins. Jean Stulmlss. THIRD ROW: l'v1:11y Van Atta. Mil- mlretl C'hi11p1-tirlale, Ruby Keister. Vice l'reside11t: Helen Pelroxzlou, Kathleen Hannah, Mary Valamlingfham, Opal Baird. Mary Jane 0'Con11er, Elinor QIUIIVVHY. Treasurer. MARTHA HAMMOND, Adviser. f107J GIRL RESERVES llu' Illligllillll ul llu- 1,u'l IIl'Nl'III'N llus ll-zu' IILIF lllrllull-ll Inu lllfvll-wluu QIWILIIIF QI uluullq, mu ulll-rl--I QIWIIIII LI auuulll. .uul um- vlzl-N gruulv :uw-ling. mln-u QI guull ,pl-lllwr xxuulll lll-lixvl' ZIII Illwpllll Illllllll IlII'XNiI4Lll' :ul-l .ul IIHIII ul QZIIIHN nxlf l'll'jull'lll1l llll- girlu. .XII ilu- IIIUUIIIISLS uvrl' IDIQIIIIIIWI il lvl-'mug lxllll llu- vullv, l lxlll Irx lu lvl- hlllvlulls lll lllRlIllI1'l'. IIIIIHIVIISII III gllllgluvul. lllnlalx l1lI'Nl'l'Xl1'l' Ilu.ll lu lIIl'lIll'. Ill-.ll-luugf l1lIXilI'lI llu- ln-Nl. I'.2IIIIll'7-I ul IDlII'Il4iN1 N'l-lug llu' lH'1llIlllllI. lzllgl-1' lux' lxlllbh ll llgl-, Ill-ll-l'l'uI lu Hull. Xivllulullx ull-l bl-ll. I'lXl'I'lll'Iil'lI1I1lIPll'.SIIll'4'l'l'2lI alll IIIll4'r.u l'lullll'uu llllll Iilllll- IIINVIIN-Illllx lu-V+' In-Ill vxvrx ullu-r lu-1-lx IIIllll'I Ilu' ll'll1Il'l'5lIIll ul llll' SLIVIN bIII4'1'Xl'l'Il4'III mall:-rl.ll Il.IN z'l'l'l-all-ll lrulu lIl'illI1IlIilI'l1'I'5 llus IPLIIA. IIIIIN luallxlug Illl' lllwll-flush IIIUVR IllIl'It'NlIlI 5lH'l'liII IIIIl'Il'Nl llrullpx IXl'I'l' lII'Q12lIIIM'4l lu I,1'.llll1'l'f'I'Qlll. IIIUIIIIQIIIVN. llluxlulg. llilxlug. lIlIlIl'Ill lxuiltiug. illlll Xl-l-llll-ululx. 'l'lll-xv gl-ulllu lxvrl' ull lIIllIl'l' VJIIHIIII4' ll'il4I4'I'NISllllg1JIX4' lllv gulf Illf' upllul IIIIIIIX In llu IIIIIIQN Ilml IIl'IIIl1'I ilu' .wlluul uul' ulllfll' VIIIIIF ullvrl-ll. flu lm-lnruaux Il Illl' Fvruun 1.u'lx luul Rl XLIIUIIIIIH' IIalul'l'. lluf NLIN il lvl-lllllllul IHIVII lu llll' Xrlulw Xulliluriluu lxilll lll-l-uralliuux lu Ixl'l'IlIIlIl illlll Illl' 'l'QlNUII. 'Xlvuul Nixll lwllplvx llilIIl'l'lI lu Illl' NIIYIIIIN ul Xlw Nlglvlxl III'l'lI4 III-I :lull .Il-l-Igu-l-ll il :l IIIQIII IIl'X1'I'IUIH'l'lll'gllllI1'Il. Six gill- II'IlI'I'NI'IIIl'II llu- Ilirl II1'Nl'IXl'N .ll IIIK' illlllllill SllIIIII1'l'lI Hluu l'lml'1-l'l-Ill-v in llauuilluu, il I lIIlI.IIX. Illl-l ISl'l'1' X lIQ1llIl.I xII?lNlllII'F11'I. lxllwl I1'II'UI'I.4I1'illlI,IilII'1'IrIil5'. IIl'll'll I'lIl!I1'X. Alllllx Xlulxrl lllll Xl:lllul'll'lI1lx. 'l'lu'x ul.ull' lllvil l'1'lllnl'I'1IIiIIHVVIN IHIIIIIIIUI iu XIAIITII ulll'l1Illl'Illll4'll lwll lu'l'llmIl'a xx lx .l NIIUVIJII 4llll':u'Iluu. Xlzlux gurl- .ll'l' lll.uuuiug lu gu ll- llll- Iliwlrlrl liauup gll Ilillllli XX illllsuull umu' llulllullruf lu ,luuv ll llllxIl1'l'II .1 lug xl-lu :lull l-xl-u IIIQQVI lluuggf ilI'1'IH'II1Q plzllllu-ll lur uvxl X4'ilI'. 51081 1 GIRL RESERVES JUNIORS llllS'l' HUVN: llvm-xx: Slznllf. lzxlhvl fllzfliu, 'l'1w-un l llL':l14-. lml':lilu lfllvm-r lwrix Mfwulvlllmll, l'rm'rnm 1'l1.zirm:u1: l...uruu- lilll--fpiw. Nlilllrml Slufymrll. lllzmn lillf-yuvulfw, 'l'r'l-:A-mln-1': Mum Iuru- Wnrlu-I NICVUIXIP IHPW: linuuu Murrau H1-Iwu .lnzu Hznllnrwl. Nlznulvzlrm H4-Imzm. Sv:-rw vzlvgx. lmrxx Krw-ululrsf. Yi 1'-- l'x'l-ull-ul: llum-l lluxxnll. lmrif lluxzlll. Iizllhl 1--- u XX l1illvy.,'Xllu-'lzn I.:-l'Ilu-ris, l,:xur':u llnlwr 'I'lllHlJ HUXY: livllp NK'ilIlumN. lfllwll- ml lllmw-, I'1wwiwlvuI: Hull-u ll-xxzm l'-:url l'I s'lv--lull. ,limi n'm- Svllulv fllzujx Xluw llgr, m, lil-11.7 l'lu'luir'-'. Iflxyn c:ri1.1 N 14: SPA!-zu. Aclvism' IHCNI' HUXX: li.-llx' llrzu. liullm ,lvuu Null, lululu- KlvIN:m', Ihf-flu ll-1-I-'r' lx-Il--1' lil-IU l'ullu1Il' wrurml. Nlulu-l Wzlllvlw, .lmmlu lxmwl lZ.H5 M-lrrif. Sl',l'UNll HOW: l.-llluv lirvyll. ll1vrg.luxwyrl1lru' Nvmllw, Hvlly l'ul1l'nlIll- uvlllu- lizllv-11 Mary ll:xl1unN.X1l-l ul-ul, ll-lf-u lflululy. lhlly llulh lu-1 lwr. 4':nlhwri'u- Hrivlm Luv'--I ll -w4- ln. llllllll HUXN1 fllwriu linrw-X. flml.l.lull1lI'n'1l lilu-Nun. lilzllv .VX lC..vll:lr:4 lwllruf-1, l,.-:nlx Max 1.l'u'fI. M141-'lrx ' . . llzwll rl'-pluwxuml. l'rm'11m lllznlrvvvlrl. llwlwn llvlxwl llrlllx llumm Xxrvluln51-unlnxwl, Enx14s'1'1x14, Houmzlsusu, Advise-xx I lll5'lX HIYXY: Xl:u'i:l1v1x:x Slnillu. Mum lxux Ilzmw-, .l-'xmll llnuxl-Im:m. Mum ,lzuu fXlvK'ul!wm'l1. .Xlilw Mill.-r. .lf-:lu In-lflx. ll:-In lllluzwlm. .I-fzluxu' lhull 'l'rm:lNurw1'. wl'l4'HNlY NNW: liulh Mn-l':uulliMl1. l'l':winlvv1!2 l':Hl'1l'i:l Vlillxx. lumin- Xl:-lll. Unlulgl Hul'4:l'll1. lfnlrlzl Smith. izlllx ,l:u'lxfw1l. ,llluw lifluvr. l':ll'wl l!l'vl'l'u:1l'cl, 'l'IllHl1 HUNY' l'l':1n 4'4- N .Num Milllr. S .-1' rl-lznmi Nlury Yuulix, ,lilllv 1-ill. Vlnlllx Xllllnvv.. lim'-'ilu llnxiws. l'l'f+- vlum Kll:lrrm:u1: lurlllh fNl:un'll':I. .ll-:lu l'l:lH'w lllnxx V1 DA Mc'Cfmx'. Advisa-xx NN ullxvli lizu-l1:n':u I. Mil , lull-rtuu. 'l'r'l':w- - l'l'm'x- l 'lvl-1' In-M GIRL RESERVES lllll' N1'ilI'ililH llxfl Xprll. llu- lll11nAXXvflc-x'xl l,l'llllFXlX llllfl llrflrwl ul llu' Xlllllllllll N XX l X Nl uzgzrrlin-ll. lluif uuulv il luvffilvll- Im' Nc-luumlf. in lwum ululm llu-rv um-rv :uw N. XX l X lu lu mu 1 lfirl lla-N:-rw lhguruimxliml uill1uSw-rvlqlry ulum- ulliw- IN Ill Springlu-lal. llc-1' llllllll' 1 Xl: Ill lf ll , , l4'I'NIH l'l' Xlulmlle-lmxn rum lun l'll'Xl'Il lnrl llvw' x.'- -, .W :xv grmnlvx Nllll 1 llIl'llllN'l'rllIIb ul Ilufn luuulufl Ilu .QYIIHI grnulvs .zu llIIlll'I' Ilui ll'2llll'l'SlllIP ul llu Xli-5--5 Xlnlu--I lfl1ll'i4lg4'.lfllvr1lfuxln , .uul luv Ill-ml-rn ulull- Ilu- Xllffl-N lxrxuwllru- llmulvlnxflu. l'.xnngf-lnu- hpullr. mul Null Xlml 1 mx ul Ill lluugm nl ilu lllllllllllkl mul Xllxfc-5 l.1llu1 Xlulvr. livllx Xlrlmu. lll'l'll'lIllQ' llI'll'Q' uul Xlutluu ll nm uunul nuw-I llu- 5UlPllUIllHI't'F 1-4u'll uw-lx. Xlln Xmlu Nlvlfrau 4u'l+ uf llirl l:1'rl'l'XK'fl1ltllIX In Nlulflln Iuuu mul fu l'1'IlI't l'lllr llu- ulfm-rru'ullmu-al ulxl us m llu XXnnu-n- lUlIll4'll uluulm I nmulmul 'N 1 P nl Xl: . XllIl1'4'lll'llll3r. l'n-full-ul: Xlrx, XXZllll'I' lll'I'Ql'l'. Xl1'l l,l'l'fllll'Ill1 Xlrx. lf. ll. Xlll null: ll N1 l.ux, Xllf. lx. lx. lXIllIllHrl'g,1. ll'Q'2l5llI'l'l'Z lisp Xl mln-l l,amllu-1' Xlrs. XI lxvlslvr. Xlrf. lllu-rull l.e-xx if. Xl rw. lmv llt'lKliH'lL. Xllwx l'lHI'l'Ill't' IHXLIIIN uul Xliw Xlwlufl l l1lrulHe' ..4 ,. 1 . ,,. l.ll1lI mlulv luul 11N :mu nlluw-rx. mul llll'Il um lIlll'l'-l lull lulruu-I ual- 4-mnpm I . . guul l l'llgl'AllIl l.lmlrnuul ul 4'gu'l1 grmlp. llu-xv Hlrl-npn-wlxlm-llIl1vll'1'l'ulllmNulu'nmllunlml llul um IIl'l'fl4'1l In lu' nuuln- ln il rIlli1lll'l' grmllv, 51093 A ,, National Honor Society l lllr' I HHXS' luvymlqx llnuv-lmzmu, Alnrzllu ll- lluru-y. il'Ii'HNlPIUHYLlP:1xi4lS1-lu-ilu-r1.HlvulluNsfII.l1uuI li- l mul Mui- n, K'luv'1--fun' lil-lu, lmu-:llf t'rn-hun llvlf-lx lmum. 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The 1938 Middie football team displayed a superb defense, blocki of the highest order, and plenty of that old fight . There was no single star, for all the Middi starred both on offense and defense. Completely overpowering Columbus in all parts of the game, t Middies withstood a late passing attack and allowed East High of Columbus to get no closer to th goal than the 35 yard line. ' TOLEDO SCOTT A hard driving and well balanced team from Toledo Scott High met the Middies at Lincoln Fiel and, after 60 minutes of one of the most thrilling exhibitions of football seen on the local field f some time, could do no better than eke out a 13 to 13 tie against the purple fighting machine. T Middies came back, twice to tie the score. In the second quarter when the Middies were behind 6 to they scored on a pass, Cornella to McGraw. Again in the last quarter, behind this time 13 to 6, t Lingrelites tied up the old ball game in a very long jaunt by Watts for a touchdown and a beautif placement by Speck,' McGraw. McGraw and Anness starred on the offense for Middletown wi Lawson starring on the defense. Middletown missed several scoring chances and in the final minut attempted a field goal to no avail. - ELYRIA In the third chapter of the '39 football' season the Purple Warriors traveled to foreign fiel After battling Elyria's powerful gridiron machine to a standstill until the last few minutes of the fi half, the Purple Tide was overpowered and handed a 19-6 setback. With the score 13-0 the Middies opened up with an aerial attack that brought a touchdown in t second half. After brilliant passing by Cornella and relentless driving by Nemcic and McGraw, Anne put the ball on pay dirt from the one yard line. McCraw's attempted place-kick was low. Elyr opened up with another offensive to score for the third time and were hammering away at the stalwa Purple line as the game ended. ' DAYTON ROOSEVELT d T Once more the power of the Middieswas exhibited as they bowled over the Teddies 19 to 1 Although the breaks of the game were against them, they managed to stay out in front and co home with their second win. ln this game Hody Anness, ace punter and ball carrier, was injured. T injury kept Anness off the gridiron for the remainder of the season and weakened the team consid ably. Touchdowns were made by Anness, DaRif, and McGraw, the extra point was added by McGra The Purple Tornado started out as if they were going to make quick work of Dayton and scor a touchdown in the first few minutes. There was a noticeable hogging down in the second quart however, as Dayton tried hard to overcome the six point lead of the Middiesg but they weren't equal the task. The Middie line held like a fence, and the Teddies made only one first down against them. WITHROW Traveling to Withrow Field for its first afternoon game of the season, the Middie aggregati met the previously undefeated Withrow Tigers', and took their measure by the score of 7 to 6. Ear in the first quarter Middletown made a bid for a touchdown but was halted with the aid of a penalt However, the Lingrelites were not to be denied and scored when Watts intercepted a pass on his o 25 and ran 75 yards to score. McGraw booted the winning point from placement. Withrow came ba however, and on the last play of the first half scored on a long left handed pass. The try for extra po was partially blocked, missing the uprights by inches. Both teams played evenly in the second ha advancing the ball readily until within scoring distance and then hogging down. Both registered first downs with the Tigers displaying a deadly blocking machine and the Middies a stubborn defen PORTSMOUTH A heavy, well balanced Trojan team proved to be a little too much for the Middies and chal up a 7 to 0 victory in one of the hardest fought games of the season. Neither team scored in the fi quarter, but in the second quarter Portsmouth made the most of its scoring threat when Johnson, Por mouth half-back, skirted end and evaded three would-be Middie tacklers to score. Portsmouth aided by 'a puzzling pass offense which gained ground again and again for them. On the other ha the Lingrelites had four different chances to score, but could not cash in on them. Portsmouth trot outfa gigantic line which held the Middie backs -to short gains.. Portsmouth also exhibited a tight p defense which halted several touchdown drives l11G fe eii E-a ed ve nag S I' ,d r e 9 i fi. es S. st 16 S t I 8 1-. fa O OI1 ly y. 1 e d vu lk, int lf, ' 1 st S- 'as iid, . 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Illtlhllllltll stalrs were leys. als the entire Purple lt'illll plalye4l one ol' the ll tllllrl ltlllblillltllllfl galllles. bteye Xenia-le seorell the hrst lllalrker on ll llllt' lille plunge ZIIVIVIA il llloekeal Illllll haul lltl1't'4l the llalll ill losition. Ilost ol' the s N'l'lilltll'S were lioreetl to lealye shortly' Lllilt'I' the o lelli , I . I . . . . 4 s. .. , ' I lurk oll ilu: lo tht llc lyy ylllltl .lull tlllylltlt l llll lxlll Vtatt l , - , s a y ' ' g 'a . ' l' 'l s Illilt C one ol' his Iiillllillli t'lltl rulls lol the set-outl ltlllflltltllyll hehilltl perleel llllPI'l-l'I'Clll't . l3ulltlog l.alwsoll lllltl wlilfli lireyyer were mlelie .' llslyl ill'S.i1llkl their lalst I'lIill'Q.llIlg resultetl ill three hloeketl pullts. As the Qillllt' eluletl the Purple Vlitlfllillltl als th-ep in Spriugfielnl territory still llriyillg lor illltlllllll' seore. HAMILTON lll the latrl Qillllt' ol' the lllflil 56354111 the Purple 'lL0I'll2iIl0 tralyelefl to Hallniltou illlll liell yietilll lo ny Xlnhlletoyy Il seorell f?2ll'ly lll the seeollll llt'l'l4Jtl lIlill'l'lllllQ1 ll'0IIl l'lilllllll0ll.S 27 y'ill'll lille to pay rlilt on power plalys llilh Il1'Iil'tlly going oyer. Speek then aulllerl the l'?Xll'tl poilll lil'0lll Ibl2ll'1'lllt'lll. llitlllll toll lIlll4'lxly l't'lilllillt'll hy N'0I'lllQI ili llle result ol illl llllPl'l,t?I't'llt'l' ruling ealllell on the Xlichlies' ll Xillll hue. lltlllllllllll lillll'll to eouy'ert alntl the seore stootl T to Cl all the hallli. lll the seeoull halll' llallllilloll storell ilgllllll als the result ol' il llloeketl ltlllll hut lialilell to eouyerl. lllillillllf the seore I2 to T yylliell tl F lt lllillIl1'tl throughout the llLllilIlt'l' ol the glillltlx. I:117j lllll l 4' ff , W , r '-53. ., x ae,mgiiT4V 1:5 'V ' r , 3? ix I 3 ww w xi A s 'Q xx 1 FOOTBALL RESERVES FIRST ROW: Bill Burton, James Fiscus, James Eliopoulos, Art Neu, Bob Gutshall, Jim Duvall DcWiit Boyd, SECOND ROW: Bill Class, Fred Fuller, Lloyd Clemons, Don Lowe, Bill Lickert, Raymond Boxwull Jack Coddington, Carl Frye, Bob Daly, Herman Hoskins, John Ferguson, Coach Ellison. THIRD ROW: Bob Curlis, Henry Blevins, Lucien Roe, Alvin Chambers, Jim Howerton, George Hassel bxxch, Bob Downs, Jimmy Dennis, Bob Weiss, Jim Hales, Clyde Davis. FOURTH ROW: Norman Cole, Richard Bendel, Eddie Stallworth, Wilbur Bewley, Wendell Clifton George Palmer, Don Howard, Ray Ashton, George Nlontgomery, Dick Fromm, Bill Brumfield. MANAGERS, SANDWICH GIRLS, CHEERLEADERS, MINUTE MEN llm-rv iw him- lln- :ic-lurm-s nl' llmsc- lmvs zinil ffirls who work lwliinll s1'01ws.lull am- large-lx' rvs mn- I , r- . . l ilvlr- lm' llu- film-1-sf ul' nur ln-inns. ln llll' uplwr l6l'l llilllll vornvr uri' ll:-4-il Billlilfll. Holm llalllml. Bill l rn:-F. mul llwiglil Xlurpliy. 'l'lu-sv are llw lvvllows wlw rm-lilly ilu llw 'Rlirlyi' work lor all llle lilltllllllll 'num-F. lmul llivx lime- FU mm-li lun mluing il lliul llwy llunil miml all alll. The' girls in llu- low:-r lvlil llunml ' 'A 4 'I Fm- ,xll'lil'ilW. Gl'lll't' .Xn1allulli. Caillwrim' Geplmrl. Clvnnu Culslmll. anal Nlilmlrvll Tilylkil' llllllll lll llm - ' 1 mug in llw sm-mul rms gm- Nlinu jucol. Helen Nlzissvy, N irginiu AllgSlllll'gt'l'. Bvvvrly Muon. Ill lln lux: :ml ,llllll'li1llllhI'llIllllll. 'l'ln-sv girlf ri-ally missell evvry ganna: lim' jusl all llu' nmsl llirilling nmmvnl mm' limvliwli pu-rwn mrulml uzinl si llul mlng or il lwruwn giainl. Xl llw lull in llu- 41-iilvi' are ,lllllll Slivlxlen illltl l re1l lxr'l4'Nllllll. lln- lun livllmw wlm scnl llw lillle' ezirl rI'lll'I'NlIIQ1 aiwruw llu- luislwllulll Ilom' uml pellnrniell all llu- mill jolvs llPl't'SSilI'y lim' ax winning le-nm, Our vlivl-l'li-almli-i'w uri- Sl'illli'l'l'1l uilll ,lm-wvll 1 lilllS6llT'l2lll ull clrcssell up in llt'l' clrunx nuljnr 1-nslunlv in limi-r 1-4-nlvr. nliilc- lilnu-lx lliimll. Hill Kylv. and Phyllis Mc-lliwn lmlll linrlli in llie upper riglil annul vuriwr. 'I'ln-n in llic lmwr riglil lmnrl vorner we sevCl1Lu'k Uuxull. ,ll-wvll llauise-lmznn. Mary .lainv Xlllillllllllllll. lllltl lluul Silwli-i'fuxi11g Hllvllou lo our visitors. 'l'lw Xlinulv X11-n lmmlx als il' llivx hull jusl COIIIS lwuvk from llislrilvuling poslvrs. 'Flu-5 :Irv ,lim liilll'N. llonrx lilm-xinf. lhlilim- llc-ull. ,lim Nil-kr-Il. Clmrles Lxflill'g2Ql'l'lllIl. l,l-slie Mnkry. Bill Miller. .lnlm Nlivlxlvn. lfroxin-r Jmwf. unml Dil-k lxmwplwl. ln llle lull lllesz' are llll? follows who lim' llie livllls. gvl lln- llll'llK'lll'l'5 rc-aulx. lu-vp avoivf. Quill ilu ai llnzvn ollier jolbs. lml us give vremlil wl1erec're'clil is mluv unll in- lluw- In-uplv llll'4'l' rouaing 4'll1'l'I'b l'o1'4loing llll' lmrfl mlirly work willl guy. smiling faves so lliail our ll lIll44'ulll1l lvrmn lmnw Xll'lUl'lt'S. 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S. 11tl1l4-lirs. ll1111114'1'f il g4'11ll41111a111 in all his z14'li41115. Manly 'SlI'4lllQI i11 4'l1111'a14'l411' 11114l 11l11fi4l114x .ll11s4'l4-f l1l1yf14'11l lPPIxlQ'f'll41!l 11114l Ql'ili'f'llllll4'SN. ,llilul-f lwenl ill1'l'l. a1114l quirk 141 tl1i11k. ,ll14l4ll41l4114'11f--llw 4-111 wl114'l1 l141l4lf 41111' l411'a1lI1 Nli4l4llel411s11 High S4'l14141l flllf' l 11r11lf- z1114l Wl1itel'41r wl1i4'l1 uf- l1a1IIlP, FIRS1' How: Joe F'i11keln1a11, Trmy Mndaflari, Mark Brewer, Dwight Murphy, J414- C01'IlL'll21. Art Lir1ki11s, Hody Anness, Spec McGraw. SECOND ROW: Ray Mohl. George Fugett, Bud Kerschbaum, Harry WHldl1ll1'. .l4'1l111 Sticklen, Lafayette Robe1's4m, Lacy SatterHe1d, Ballard Garrett. THIRD ROW: Carroll Lewis, Ishmon Mitchell, B111 Jones, Steve Nemcic. Lawrence DaRif, George Mf111tgomcry. Bill Croake, Bob Keffer. l1211 E X, .f im .lx IL.-ua, -fm Vx -ww, X 1 cl flux., HHN E in Ifn 1.ma,41 !'1'x 'V'15. rw in an Jw, .- un ,g- xi f- mu- l....U,1luf Q w nw .uxmxyf 141 mr.-ns: . :my hx- x-.uw ,m:1::uv: :md 4wnw.ucl U Ia.- I'- l'1'H Hn: Ilx ismiiim: an www. , C4-xxlri uf inil mm! ul f,u.va .um H--4 Hum Lu -gwwu xrlvgnz My by gg ci.-.4-:ann .mud mlvxx- rf-71ww1:a?:N I w zum tm isa mv, umm :.lm1-, ,nj U -Klxxwul elm:-1 fC,JK,3r.,, Icfclieiox.-.'n -i3Li15??O'x'b'II .11 Hi iii Mi .if f dcihnrs ran u-1:5Tc7o'.zfau LECHCOTZJQY ,A,. ..c..ef:f:n1 'fhzzlfg-Ai'm..r:1 Qcjiq.-?cf.'.fa1 :.f.lE:iJ1D'.JII Q if 5 679'-.axl l1.A, Q gn, a.. w.-5 .1 Hg,-1.--Y 'wh P rw- ' -H- his Ihiu' ww, W.: Y by Pwingf flux-, wwf KH Fm'wz1mf. .i-,v .ms ..n ul -iv-u, .mx fm lx!-my :WMF lpn x Inwfi mn, up 11 vm m fmilz. Y ' 1 i.1fx:1uv ' H mu M3 w ,ly 4,1 ,. uni .mi 'Hin lm il , -milf L 31,1 ,, ff. zu- zulu, 1, ,..., Ln.- iml .Ju ,Quai mid Mx X vwi M K., H.: 4 1 i..-wr 1. vm., 1 M- L122j 35 26 36 28 34 30 113 215 bi! 53 Franklin Dayton 5704-lu Coiumbus ifziusv Duykosa Rona-:veit Yffewcrn HiH.a VVifhrow F'f::rf5:'nr:u Yh lfun TOII Eranwn Sgzvingfkyld Z0 29 15 16 I9 I8 16 11 25 '23 Middletown 32 Middletown 38 Middletown 35 Middletown 24 Middletown 22 Middletown 28 Middletown 38 Vliddletown 23 576 BUD KERSCHBAUM, Guard Bud was one of the most consistent players on the team and could always he counted on to give his best. Hu was an outstanding de- fensive man and possessed the ability to fake his man for a one handed lift shot. BILL CROAKE, Forward Bill was a first string reserve and speedy forward whose outstanding ability to some through under pres- sure was readily shown in the Hamilton game. Bill was especially gifted for solving zone defensesi L. SATTERFIELD, Center Lacy was a dependable substitute who saw service throughout the year. When- ever Lacy entered a game he soon boosted the score. Lacy made good use of the pivot shut Lis shown ,in the VVithrow game, HODY ANNESS, Forward Hcdy was handicapped this year by a knee injury which kept him out of the earlier games, but he proved his ability in the Hamilton game. Hucly was a good long shot and dribbler and could score from all parts of the floor. DON WORMAN, Forward Don was a fast cutting reserve who was hampered by injuries throughout the year. He was the possessoi of a deadly left handed shot which never failed to score. Hamilton 30 Norwood 21 Dayton Stivers 12 Hughes 26 , Portsmouth 20 Springfield 'I4 Norwood 20 Hamilton 26 367 fl23:I RESERVE RECORD Middletown Franklin 4. Middletown Norwood .,..... . lVIiclcllc-town Steele .. ..,,.........,....... Middletown Norwood ..,.,. .. Miclcllotown Alumni ...........,..,... Middl0t0WI1 Si-iV91'S .,.......... Middletown Dayton Roosevelt Middl9l0WN Clark JUUi01'S Middlq-town Western Hills ,,,A4,,4 Middletown Portsmouth .,..,..,..,. Middletown Withrow ......... .... M iddletown Spfiniffleld .,.. Middletown Portsmouth ..4.,......... Middlewwll N0I'W00Cl .----... Midd letown Middletown Middletown Middletown Iron ton .....,.. Ironton .,...,................ Springfield .......,..,,., Hamilton ..4.... ...,... Middletown Hamilton ........ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM F'nis'r How: Carl Daniels, Speck McGraw, Los Pugh, Joe Cornella, Bob Keifer, Bud Kerschbaum. Si-ic'oNn Row: Coach Greene, Hody Anness. Don Worman. Bill Croake, Lacy Satterfield, Fred McNabb. 19 19 18 14 11 19 16 16 273 ' S. O. S. L. RESERVE CHAMPS FIRST Row: Don Rigg, Ted Davis, Bill Hasselbach, Omer McClanahan, Dick Fromm, Gene Reichter. SECOND Row: Coach Ellison. Bob Nickell, Tony Haker, Jack Daly, Emil Kolodzik. Timm Row: Marvin Thomas. Rodney Caudill, Herman Hoskins. f1241 X , X X X X X X X XXX 'X X X1 X X X X X v X X X X X X X X X K I X X 1 W X W ' X X X X X X X N X 11 'MX r X N 4 I 51251 I 1 .1 1 111-1 1 W 111:' I' 11 1,1 1 11113111-X 1111 ,1 51263 1 1 ' fm ' 11.1 I1 1111113 1 1 1f1'11 1 1- .1 1 :11 1 ' 1 1...1 1 .11 1 1 -1 1,1 i 1 li-1 xl 11 11111 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 11 W f ' 1 1 , , 1 N 1 1 1 , X 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 N 1 , mu TRACK TEAM l11:r1'1 IJ1111' ll111l1 .'XllIli'ff1. i'l1111'l1-f- S1-X11111, 'l'11111 llvvk, Bill Millur. J1ml111 Kcvs, 'l'l11'11l:1r. S11cl1l11ll1. llz1llz111l 11:11'1 1-ll. l'II'1111-1' l'1-1'1'.1' KIDNII lllJXX f'l1..1'l1-s I31'11al1, .l1:l111 llzmm-ll1111'l1. .l:1111L-s Watts, ll11w111'1l H11ll1H.lsl11111111 NI1l1'l11'l1,'l'11111 XY111s1 Il11l1 Nivlu-ll. l1111:11 II1111: l'11.11'l1 1211-11111-, l'll'4'll QXl1'N,1l1i1, 'l'1111f H1'1'.1111. M111'li lgl'K'XX'0X', IC1l1li11Ulf11'1-1'. H1111 U1'1111'11, 171111 C1 l'z11'1'11ll l.1-1-fin. C',,z11'l1 lCll1:-1111. 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Xl11l1ll1-11111111 11-11Nq1l11111.1l2512ll1:111l11-l111 l4'LlIll l1111l11' llll' 11l1l Xl11l1ll1'1111'111A1l11111l 111111 ll11-11 1.11'1- III llll' lm-l lllllt' 11l lzll. IS1111111, Nl11l1l11' .1111'l1111 111.111, l11'1-11fl1'1l ll11-l11111'11111- Xilllll .1l11':11l 11I lX1'll1, 5111111 l11-l1l N l.1Nl I'lIIlIl4'l'. llz1ll.111ll1.11'11-ll, l'.llIIl'l' l'1'1'1'1. l'.l1'11- Xxullx. illlll llul11'1'l lll'111111 111111l1' llll ll11- 11'1-1111l l111' 1l1111'1 1l.1Nl1 I1-.1111. N111111l11-1111l1I11111'll11-1111l1'1'1'l.11 ll'illlI 111111 ll 1'l11f1- I1l1'l' 111 11-11 g11.11I111111-. Il1..I1 111111.-N,1l,L,,-I1 . . .N . , N'xl1111. .1111l lf1l1l11- lll1111-1 111111 llIl'll 4'Xl'IIlXllIl1l 41lN111'111'1'i1'1l 1111111 ln ll l1111l1l1 l111'Il11114 l1'1111l1l1. 11281 Q F1 num!! nur pu -ag HAROLD ANNESS rsnfmsnrl pol: vwult JN.. Ll BALLARD Splinter and member of ch.-im pmn mile relay eam Iggy I AMES WATTS jump and member Won conference 440 yd. Member 'Q mile and nilm- .ind mile relay dash. Wcyix 440 at Lanier relay trams that Finished race rl-lays in 51.2 seconds. E-L ws Whit first in conference meet, Hol milv Won TOM HI- Ck rd Middle hugh jump uumd I 5 1 second ln confuenu high jump asa MITCHELL TYTUS BRYANT 5 In ronfelencc mel! milf. imliy Imam mill ll mile and I mile Ran 440 and member nl Plncn-cl -1th in rm d I . ' ' s Middle rc-cnrd, L ir nulvlvlu 1 BOB BROWN HOWARD HOLLIS CHARLES BROSH JOHN HASSELBACH BILL MILLER ds Middic record in IOU Second in shot put and discus in Placed third in conlerenfv Placed fourth in conference Third place in I l mile 220 yard dashes. cunference meet. Discus record. discus. shot put. rnnfvrvncf- nn-vt, ,gn-wx 45 - me an in GIRLS' ATHLETICS 'l'li-- pivliirm- al lop, lm-ll Flumf llu- happy faves ul' thi- vliauipiuuf ul' llu- lnaalwllvall luuruauwul 1I4-am-'I'juniors1-aplaiue-illux Xlarx Mil-1-Hvrum. Nluvli ul' lln-ir slim-:rss was iluc- In llivir ruplaiu' lnrilliaul Nlmuliuu aml llll't'Xl'Q'll1'lll -fiiarmliuv ln lr:-Na lfugalv. llu- girl! pliyfival 4-1lu4-aliuu 1-laffc-5 lwgau law! fall nilli llw wasnifs usual laxurill' spurl. xullvy liill. VX liurm ul' imlnur wwe-r naw lriwl iu our gym lm' llw lirsl limi' uilli lair 5114-11-ss auil a gnml . , , I iuula ol lDl'lIlSl'1l Fluuw. llaslwlluall Mai llw umfl popular nilllvr spurl. liul ulllc-r urlixilivf liail llivir ilay. hm. lu lu-cpiu xsilli Iln- iw-iivm-il Impularilx ul ulil slaum- flvps. ilu- 5HlillUllH7I't' auil junior girls iliml lin-I5 lfiuuixli u-rfiuiix ul' llim- polka auml svliulliwliv. ilu' l'avm'ilv Swiss muuulaiu vliuiliiug 1lilIl4'l'.RlllllUIIFUNNIIxlfglllll Iii-4-I. Vlilu- fn-uiur girls nur-la-il nu a uuil ul' I'llYllllTlS ul' mmlxlru tlilllfl' ualurc-. 'llllal nas ilu- vause- nl ill llnm- mill-is iulm-r Qfllillllllgjh. limpiugs. zuul 1'l'valxiiig ul' ilu- juiuls aiming llw aged we-liiurs. 'lluiuliliugg auil fluulf gan' ilu- girls a 1-liaiwv lu lm-fl Ilia-ir imlixiilual alrililim. Cr:-al iiilc-1'm'sl isa umu iu llw pyrzuuiil lvuilfliug nliivll m'limax1'cl lliif nurlx. lh-lm-1-ii Iln- uiulvr auml 5 :ring sr-asnm Ilia- 'firls 4-lrmwl a lar-rv Illlllllwl' ul' fluul gauivf. rzivvf Quill 1 f' . . F' x miuulmalw. 'lille-x 1-an flimx xuu lion lu flxiu a sualw. run ixilll a marlwlv iu a HINHIII. or marry a iluxvu lufliau rlulvw al um-4-. 'lilwfv am-lixilivs gan' wax' in s mriug lu liasvlmll. xulle-xlnall anal mlm-vlx lPlllllS. . , l . . f1301 GIRLS' ATHLETICS lfor those girls w ho tlesiretl more sport than the gym elasses allorrlecl. alter-seliool intra-mural ganies were organizetl. During liaskethall season the seniors proclueerl three teams. the juniors two. anil the sophomores liour. The two junior teams had a big surprise for the seniors when they nose-tl out the latter in the rouml rohin tournament. Mary Alice Hyrum lerl her girls to the top. with Nlary .lane XX arneris team as runners-up. The sophomores had a separate tourney in whieh Mary l,or1l's team earrie-tl oll' the honors. Carrie Carpenteris team managed to wrest seeonfl plaee from Sarah Wiitlieris girls in an overtnne game. 'lille two tournament ehampions liattlecl it ont. the linal honors going to llyrumis juniors. 'lihe spring aetivitj arousing' the most interest among the girls was tleelx tennis. Sixty players enter:-al the tlonliles elimination tournament whieh was organized for after-school games. l,ast year the tournament xx as never quite linishecl. hut lfleanor Wootl antl Miltlretl lfgelston were potential winners. lu-ing in the leaml at ilu- entl. liaseliall teams were organized from eaeh elass for alter school games. A moving pieture shown in assemlily. picturing liig league players in aetion seemecl to stimulate more than usual interest in lmaseliall. even among the girls. The junior anfl senior elasses each proflueetl a team: the sophomores. with their young enthusiasm. two teams. L131j FRED BROWN, Bois KEFFER, ARDEN SWOPE, JAMES TRIMBLE 1938 GOLF TEAM l alling from the Championship herth in the Southern Ohio Scholastic League. the Nliddie golf team composed ol' lfred Brown. Boh Ketler, Arden Swope. and James Trimhle. dropped to third place in the tournament. Lack of experience accounted for the Middle downfall. The S. O. S. L. meet was held in Springlield this year and Springlield garnered lirst honors with Hamilton a close second. ln other matches during the regular season, the Middies dropped two matches to the lfranlclin team. lfred Brown led the Nliddie team in lmoth matches. ln a three-way meet with Wyoming and l,elnanon. the loeal divot-diggers came out on top in all three matches. Bob Keller and Fred Brown led the loeal team in all the matches. The lVliddletown team defeated the Hamilton Catholic foursome on the home course. hut was defeated on the Hamilton links. ln two matches with Hamilton Public. the lnest the learn could do was a tie and an 8-41 defeat at the hands of their county rivals. ln the last match ol' the season in a steady downpour of rain. the Oxford Steward golfers lsattled the Wliddie team to a tr-fm tie on the local course. With liolr Keller and Arden Swope hack this year. hright outlooks are in sight for the Nliddie team in IU30. which was not yet organized when this hook went to press. l or the past eight or ten years we have sponsored a golf team at Nl. H. S. Wle have never made any special ellorl lo aid lioys hy giving golf instruction: as a result, we have had only average golf players to represent our school. Wlany schools. holh college and high schools, work golf instruction into their Physical Education program. Regular and slated periods are devoted wholly to golf stances. grips. ctc. 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P. l ..-.,.f..:,.-:l.Cm-.:,,: :QJNLK gig -- .y 122 ,- Egg .-- 4.-,..,,..,f', , J.. -3,ft,':Q:X:,:g. H-ji 55? L ' ' -C3 F Q' -'Ji' 'Y'fF '7-3' 1 .-Q:-fn '4-', -6- ' ' . ' ' - -T , .',, ue, , , .Tb 'V .Q 47.3 na .Q -V .1 Um R ,V ,,. E 55:4--za. .. 'B --,M ij' M 5. , ,L I .d,QF.'v. .. ., U ,., ,. 1 , ,A . . , 015, . if ' . L 'f' , ,at -- ff , 1. , . 4 , ., . . C I A P 57 -. fb 4 , 'C r - 4 f 14 ax 7, 4 I unequaled advertisers. 1. .5 C a p p e I ' s Distinctive . one Fu I'1l1tl1I'6 GW Beautiful Draperies Satisfied Customers HAPPY LANDINGS TO THE CLASS OF 39 0-H -qt I J FRANK BLAINE'S 24 Hour Service Try That Stop and Go Driving Gas Golden Shell Motor Oil Our New Shellubrication Always Open Ladies' Rest Rooms PHONE 3631 Tytus and Broad on Route 4 MIDDLETOWN, ol-no SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! Have you ever seen such a gala array of orange, yellow, green, and gray? Who are the men proud to say, I am the owner of the orange, yellow, green, or grayn? Per- haps 'tis modesty that silences these big he-men 3 so I'll give you a description of them. It's Willie Barnes in the plain orange one, and for loudness, it's not to be outdone. But perhaps you prefer a mottled one, with a tropical scene or red polka dots gay, then see Al Osborne as he goes mfr- rily on his way. Often seen are plain white one with little short sleevesg these belong to the team , if you please. If you are too practical and think the rest a sight , per- haps you would like a red and white stripe. Bob McFeeters has one that would be just right. So go the colors: orange, yellow. green, and grayg plaids, stripes, dots, und plain colors gay. They are the shirts the men are wearing today. -Jeanne Maier. Beneath the spreading chestnut tree The village smithy snoozesg No nag, since 1923, Has been to him for shoeses. Mrs. Greene: Do you find it more eco- nomical to do your own cooking? Mrs. Ellison: Very much so-my husband doesn't eat half as much as he used to. Compliments of S. S. Kresge Co. 1110 CENTRAL AVENUE R. E. DIXON, Manager W. S. Clevenger SHEET METAL WORK Air Conditioning ROOFING - FURNACES 1703 Woodlawn Avenue PHONE 448 I134QI .f gxxxw I I ' f Vfg,:f-J, Qjig, 5 x 4' Q' E Ac , :L I-IELPI G HAND GQ for nformation 'HONE Z 8 6 Morning or Evening Classes Beginning and Advanced .SHORTHAND .TYPING 'zz .BOOKKEEPING IACCOUNTING ICOMPTOMETER EFFECTIVE BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE CIVIL SERVICE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION A ADVERTISING COURT REPORTING PUBLIC SPEAKING SPECIAL SIX WEEKS COURSE STARTING JULY 5 For Those Going Away To College In September MIIJIJLETUWN BUSINESS CULLEGE 33, Kawai: M, 7 ., wi? Middletown, Ohio, March 50, 1939 Mrs. Ruby B. Squier Middletown Business College Middletown, Ohio Dear Mrs. Squier: As my school days at Middletown Business Col- lege draw to a close, I realize more and more how much my short time here has helped me at present and will help me in the future. I feel these months have been the most valuable ones that I have ever spent. I have learned to type efficiently and take short- hand at the rate of 240 words a minute. I have been able to accomplish this through the help, patience, and persistence of the instructors. With their help and advice I am now Filling a position. I would gladly recommend the Middletown Busi- ness College to anyone interested in the business world. Through the patience, persistence, and loving personalities of the instructors, it has won the confidence of all the students. I want to thank you for all of the things you have done for me. Without them I would not have accomplished the things I have. Again I want to say that these months have been well spent. We have had a good time along with our studies. As the years go on, I hope you will remember me because I am sure I shall never forget the many happy and profitable hours spent at the Middletown Business College. Yours sincerely, MARY ARMSTRONG f135j 'rue Mokry 8 Tesmer Machine Co. Engineering General Machine Work Blacksmithing and Welding 1811 Clayton Avenue Middletown, Ohio PHONE 917 C. E. cCune PACKARD 6 AND 8 PONTIAC 6 AND 8 As Snappy and Smart As the 1939 Graduate 1636 Central Avenue PHONE 324 Philadelphia and Leibee PHONE 242 THE DUKE GOE'l'Z l'lUR U70 you recognize your frieizdsh Long , Long ago in the Days of King Solomon , along the Greene Banks of the Jordan , there lived a Wise Duke whose broad Akers stretched for many Miles to the South . In his Greathouse were many servants such as the Hausman , the Baker , the Brewer , and the Gard- ner . When things were not Wright he would send for the Plummer or t-he Car- penter . He also had his own Shoemaker and Taylor . In his New Barnes were many Stalls . He would Kurry,' his own horse Daly , before his Canter into the Woods , but he also liked a Carr . He had a Gray Ford and a Black Hudson , His Greathouse was heated with Cole from the 'tHopper , but he loved to go to his Camp in the Dell where he would Kindle a fire of Wood and cook himself a Mehl of Hamm , Rice , Grout , Apple sauce, and a Glass of milk. He took many Shotts at the Wolfe and Fox when he decided to be a Bow- man and go hunting. Every Byrd , even the Sparrow , he would protect. The Lit- tle Lamb was his special pet. He also liked to watch each fiower Blossom , espe- cially the Rose . For recreation he enjoyed Bolling , play- ing Ball , and hurling Spears . He could Boxwell and Rowe a Craft . When there was a Moon , he would Rush over to see the Belle of San- dusky . She was a Pleasant Young lady to whom he gave his Harte because her father had a Million and he considered Hur a Goodwin . Together they would Read a Page of Milton , or he would ask her a Riddle . She was a beautiful Singer with a Lowe Deep voice. With great Joy they decided not to Puthoff the wedding, but to Goforth even in the Raine through the Gates of LuH ' into their home of Steele for which they paid the Cash Price of one 'tNickell . They promised each other never to Fite or be Cross , but lived happily ever afterwards, for they had found the real Kees of happiness. Mr. Evans: Mr. Roosevelt sure is a good man. He's put us right on the good old meat and potato basis. Mr. Neel: What do you mean, meat and potato basis? Mr. Evans: Frankfurturs and Murphys. At a baseball game a young woman asked her escort: Why does that man behind the hitter wear such a big bib? He explained to her that it was to keep the catcher's shirt from getting mussed when the ball knocked out his teeth! ICE CREAM CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! 412 CLARK STREET RT IL of Aims TO PLEASE Wm, Sebald wrrH INCQMPARABLE VALUES Realty Co. Convenient Layuway Plan H371 If It Is Anything In the Line of BAKERY GOODS the Problem Is Easy Sullstecfs Is the Solution PHONE 'l WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Our Trucks To All Parts of the City Compliments of . F. SAWYER 8: SUN Dependable Service' A Complete Service To You On HOUSES - FARMS - LOTS 1203 Central Avenue PHONES 326 - 3992W Compliments of INTERSTATE FOLDING BOX CO. We Are Always Striving To Give You the Best and Newest Styles in Photographs one The MURRAY S T U D I O A Complete Photographic Service 1015 CENTRAL Avi. PHONE 405 H331 POPULAR SONGS Deep Purple-The UM Club. Blame It On My Last Afair-Carroll Lewis. I Won't Tell A Soul-Anne Lindauer. Hurry Home-Kay Singer. Deep In A Dream-Jean C. .Glass and Nor- man Cole. Change Partners-Lois Gibson. Hold Tight-Jack Sharkey and Lillian May- nard. You're the Only Star In My Blue Heaven- Joe Cornella fto Bev Moonj. Until the Real Thing' Comes Along-Leslie Pugh, Bud Kerschbaum, Fred McNabb. Little Sir Echo-Riley Upton. I Promise You-Mark Brewer and Florence Faulkner. You're a Sweet Little Headache-Art Lin- kins Ito Jeanne Thielj. What This Country Needs Is Foo-Tom Jarrett and Jim Brate. Old MacDonald Had a Farm-John Sticklen. My Old Kentucky Home-Cecil Ballard. Please Be Kind-Bill Croake fto Evelyn Annessj. Lost-Lacy Satterfield. Hi-Ho Silver fThe Lone Rangerj-George Fugett. You Oughta Be In Pictures-Betty Layer. Is That the Way To Treat a Sweetheart?- Con Mers and Charma Bailey. To the PARENTS of GRADUATES We Invite You To Purchase Your A GRADUATION GIFTS WATCHES DIAMONDS RINGS On Our Budget Plan Terms To Suit THRUSHER'S 1320 Central Avenue Phone 2150 SUPERIUR AUTO INC. 24 Hour Towing Cervice Fender and Body Repairing Duco Refinishing 1208 Second Avenue PHONE 903 BETTER SERVICE BETTER PLUMBING me JUHN AHPP COMPANY PHONE 84 9NI.lV3H 831138 If139j . 'zzo 81 on Wholesale and Retail F RUITS AND VEGETABLES 'I352 Central Avenue Ph0l1e 1526 Compliments of The Ortman-Stewart Transportation Co. Our Policy SERVICE, SAFETY AND COURTESY LITTLE THINGS IN A BIG WAY 1. corroboree-an uproarious gathering. 2. costermonger-a peddler. 3. Hibbertigibbet-a gossiping woman. 4. hedonist-a pleasure seeker. 5. misognist-a woman hater. 6. necromancer-one who pretends to com- municate with the dead. 7. numismatologist-a coin collector. 8. paleontoligist-one who studies fossils. 9. philanderer-a male fiirt. 10. philatelist-a stamp collector. 11. philogynist-a lover of women. 12. prognosticator-one who foretells. 13. pryotechnist- maker of fireworks. 14. soubrette-a frivolous young woman. 15. thaumaturge-a magician. Carter: I don't suppose you don't know of nobody who don't want to hire nobody to do nothing, don't you? Miss Clark: Yes, I don't. She: Why the toothbrush in your coat lapel? Him: It's my class ping I go to Colgate. Mr. Lingrel: Where are my golf socks, dear? Mrs. Lingrel: What golf socks? Mr. Lingrel: The ones with the eighteen holes, darling. If140:l MIMEOGRAPHS TYPEWRITERS EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES The Qffice Qutfitters MIDDLETOWN, OHIO COURTESY - SERVICE - QUALITY SUMMER SCHOOL JUNE 12 THOROUGH TRAINING in COMMERCIAL COURSES by A COLLEGE-TRAINED FACULTY at HAMILTON BUSINESS COLLEGE Rentschler Building HAMILTON, oruo Comptorneter Burroughs Monroe Dictaphone Mimeograph Learn Shorthand the Machine Way Study STENOTYPY DO IV.LVO H011 HLIHAA ax .. , ., E , we L, J I , ' SHOE V5 I - -.L M 4 ' -4E.,L 1E' Xi ' C. T. Dagenbach 1759 Central Avenue PHONE 126-W STAR BRAND SHOES Gillen -Crow PH ARMACIES 1874 Central Avenue 2202 Central Avenue Yankee Road at Fourth Avenue L1411 The W. T. Harrison Insurance Agency, inc. All Kinds of INSURANCE PHONE 202 25 North Main Street ROBERSONS Sporting Goods Complete Line of SPORTING GOODS .lohnson's Outboard Motors Columbia Bicycles Hunting and Fishing Licenses 1724 csurruu. Ave PHONE 3366 CAN YOU IMAGINE? Mr. Miller with Harry Waldner's hair? Albert Osborne in a sensible-looking shirt? Mr. Kreider without his tall, tall, tales of the country? Beverly Moon, Luella Highley, and Evelyn Anness as tall as June Schmidt, Jane Riggs, and Shirley Bloom? Art McCann with black, straight hair? Betty Williams without Bob Simmons? Charma Bailey six-feet tall? Les Pugh as flirty as Bill Dugan? Louis Van Guelpen without his black bow tie? Lucyellen Stultz without her jokes? Kay without Ray? fSinger and Brownj. Lonnie Alexander leading and singing Sweet and Low ? Jim Stubbs with a weak, unforceful voice? Seven ages of a woman: The infantg the little girly the missy the young womang the young womang the young womang the young woman. Mildred P.: Gee, George, that steak in the window makes my mouth water. George M.: Well, here's a blotter. John F.: I'm just what the doctor ordered. She: Get away, you pill! limp. Bailey-Howell CLEANERS l WI Q1 INLAND BOXES Budd Good Wzll U lg5Qg5 MIDDLETOWN OH O INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA INLAND CONTAINEIEI SIORPORATION af: on 2? I I C. E. Greathouse dc Sons Good Clothing Since 1885 NOTTINGHAM SUITS Especially For Young Men ARROW SHIRTS DOBBS HATS SMITH SMART SHOES R, Homer Long NEW DRUG STORE AND SODA FOUNTAIN 36 OPPOSITE STRAND THEATRE CONGRATULATIONS M. H. S. 'I939 THE BOND FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishers 16 South Main Street FURNITURE RUGS - STOVES Irate Diner: Say, waiter, just look at this chicken, nothing: but skin and bones. Waiter: Well, what do you want in it, feathers? Rosemary: You should meet my boy friend. He makes a living with a pen. Marie W.: Oh, he's a writer, huh? Rosemary: No, he raises pigs. The little old gray woman bent over the Cherub in the cradle. Oh, oh, you look so sweet I could eat you. Baby: No, you couldn't, you haven't any teeth. And how do you know the hostess sat on a tack? Oh! I drew it out of her. Babe: I'm as pretty as a picture. Sheik: Yeah, and as lifeless as one. Bill: I just saw a girl with a glass eye. Bob: How do you know, did she tell you? Bill: No, stupid, it came out in the con- I346 Central Avenue Versationl Dick Starkey: Believe me, when I see red I am happy. Robert Sparrow: How's that? Dick Starkey: I sell sunburn lotion. l:144fI Schrajfenbergerps Flower Shop PHONE 888 50 S. MAIN TO OUR FUTURE MIDDLETOWN CITIZENS Just a word at the beginning of your career. Dr. johnson said, Prosperity's right hand is Industryg her left hand is Frugality, and the solid ground she stands on is Safe Investment. COME ON, BOYS, LET'S WIN OUR 1939 FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL GAMES. YOU WON'T MISS IF YOU USE THE SAME POWER AND SPEED THAT GOES WITH BLUE SUNOCO GAS AND OIL SPECIALIZING IN LUBRICATION Agency for Kitchen 8a Sheets, Inc. LAY SERVICE STM-IUNS REALTORS CHARLES R. F AY, Proprletor Central and Sufphin Confidential Service-Phone 191 FITS' and canal AMERICAN must BUILDING MWDLETOWN' omo 51451 Compliments of The Surg Paper Co. Start a Savings Account With Us Accounts insured up to 355000.00 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Do You Want To Buy, Build Or Remodel a Home? Let Us Finance You Middletown Federal Savings and loan Association 'I000 CENTRAL AVENUE MIDDLETOWN, OHIO KYLE'S Boot Shop un1un.1nn Distinctively Fine Footwear For the Occasion STRAND THEATRE BUILDING 1349 Central Avenue PHONE 1436 E. K. Sparrow o o Florist O o Quality - Value - Service 710 Sixth Avenue Phone 1748 We Telegraph Flowers -Z'-E .P .Xe il, 'Il H O is i .1 V- ' ?'I I -I a sf ' N' T 1 ,...l..J.., ..1.. . i . N I! i n fp E , ii ll twig! n will fl E l i ji E l ' ' ' -IJ ai W E E W . l 3 ll fin I W E ,i Nile e Gil-1 2 33 -li' i ' ' fm - n w:-A n um-mm '.!1 ' Q --I-- -1.-F-iv-Q li W il' ,i ' ,,' 19 1, . my S Q Celebrating Our 21st Anniversary of Selling Dependable FURNITURE A Lane Cedar Chest Is the Ideal Graduation Gift Sold only in Middletown at this Store ' .. .s 9 ' N OHIO LIVING BOOKS The Tale of Two Citi Hamilton. es-Middletown vs. The Great Quest-Strive to graduate. The Haunted Bookshop E209 at 3 :OO o'cloclc. As the Earth Turns-Last year of school. Call ofthe Wild-Miss McCray rounding up the Optimist Staff. Gone With the Wind-Mickey N.'s love for Martin P. Farewell to Arms-Seniors leaving the dear The Three Comrades-Margaret Sabo, Ruth old school. n Decker, Wanda Upto Tarzan of the Apes-Max Staniper. Bring' 'Em Back Alive- Tiger Ellison. Rules on Etiquette-Charm Club at the tea-dance. Wanderlust-Miss Easton. Charge of the Light Brigade-Middletown's football squad. Daddy Longlegs-Bob Jones. Robin Hood and Little John-Art Linkins and Bob Ketfer. Art Neu: Who was that peach I saw you with? LeRoy Mills: That was not a peach. She was a grapefruit! Art Neu: Why a grapefruit? LeRoy Mills: I squeezed her and she hit me in the eye. Compliments of The Castell Drug evo ualit Drugs Are You Fussy About Your Foods? S0 ARE WE Reiner's Market 1329 Central Avenue PHONE 2100 ELECTRCJLUX THE GAS REFRIGERATOR Operates For Less Than He Per Day THE JERSEY CREAMLINE 1. No moving parts. A 2. No belts or pulleys. .V -N W 3. No greasing or oiling. 1 H K 4. No noise or vibration. i .veg ' 5. Nothing to wear out. In-Sl 6. Won't cut in on your W radio. 1 N I f. Not an on-and-0ff l - Nlderdale Farms proposition. 1. 3 ' PHONE T069 V d l. B Middletown, Ohio IH C IS WS. lnc. 29 South Broad Phone 1213 Middlefown's Largest Electrolux Dealer Marian Stults-Jasper Blevins June Bauer-Joe Duerr Dorothy Hauselman-Charles Day June Jurgensen-Jack Daly Martha Chamberlain-Bill Barnes Marjorie Wilmer-Dwight Murphy Phyllis Methven-Loran Pratt Charma Bailey-Con Mers June Schmidt-Ray Mehl Betty Williams-Bob Simmons Florence Faulkner-Mark Brewer Dorothy Davies-Harry Pratt Lillian Maynard--Jack Sharkey Beverly Moon-Joe Cornella Ellen Gardner-Calvin Cole Gladys Ferguson-Ralph Gray Jewell Hauselman-Bob Nickell Jane Smith-John Sticklen Barbara Greathouse--Dick Newlin Betty Sudds-Dick Valentine Betty Layer-Ballard Garrett Jeanne Thiel-Art Linkins Gene Lamb-Bob Little Marian Keiser-Tom Nickell Doris Kronborg'-Kenneth Longman Jean Sheets-Albert Sherman Audrey Davis-Lawrence Da Rif Christine Spears-Bob McFeeters Margaret Sites-Bob Jones .lean Dodds-Albert Osborne Mary Dafnos-Carl Daniels LOVE IS .IUST A SONG Bewildered On the Bumpy Road to Love There Ought to be a Daylight Saving Time Love of My Life My Bill My Lost Love You Go to My Head You're a Sweet Little Headache At Your Beck and Call Dark Eyes H I Have Eyes So Help Me Lovelight in the Starlight Don't Let that Moon Get Away Sentimental Side There's a Far Away Look in Your Eye I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams 'tl Hadn't Anyone Till You sc I Can Dream, Can't I Love Walked In M Could You Pass In Love D0n't Be That Wayl' Love Is Where You Find It We're in the Money 4cMy Owns, Ax Deep in a Dream You Couldn't Be Cuter So Many Memories Change Partners My Heart is Taking Lessons I Haven't Changed a Thing I:1481 uller Lwm A Guide T ' ' For the past 12 years many of you have been studying and acquiring facts on a wide variety of subjects. Now, whether you continue on to college, or enter business, industry or homemaking, you quickly will find that your education has only begun. There are many things to be learned beyond the realm of textbooksg things that affect you just as vitally as anything ever learned in school. Take for instance this matter of buying. Most of the money you make will be spientf- a sizeable amount of it for products like those listed here. ln buying these things you will want to get full value for your moneyg you will want to make certain that they will do everything you expect of them and, in the case of most home products, that they will last. Here it is well to know that when the sheet metal products you buy bear the familiar Armco trademark, you can be sure of basic quality. So let this phrase be your guide to fuller living in the years to come: Look For the Armco Trademark Before Your Buy! WHEN YOU BUY MAKE SURE OF Here are some of the many producfs manufac- tured from Armco sheet metals: Air Conditioners, Automobiles, Bath Tubs, Barrels, Boats, Buckets, Bathroom Cabine's, Filing Cabinets, Kitchen Cabine's, Ice Cans, Ice Cream Cans, Caskets, Clothes Chutes, Clothes Dryers, 'Iomluctor Pipe, Cooking Utensils, Cornices, Corrugated Culverts, Desks, Dishwashers, Doors, Dough Mixers, Down- spouts, Dryers, Heating and Ventilating Ducts, Eaves Troughs, Electric Heaters, Wire Fence, Furnaces and Ducts, Furniture, Garbage Cans, Gas Radiators, Gasoline Pumps, Hollow-ware, Hotel and Restaurant Equipment, Steel Houses. Metal Cabinets, Laundry Tubs, Lavatories, Magnets, Marquises, Wire Nails, Office Equip- ment, Baking Pans, Humidifying Pans, Play- ground Equipment. Plumbing Ware, Poster Boards, Radio Sets, CoaI-Gas-Electric-Oil-Gasm THESE PRODUCTS BASIC QUALITY line Ranges, Refrigerators, Refuse Cans, Roofing, Roof Flashing and Valleys, Rubbish Burners, Scales, Porcelain Enameled Shingles, Shovels, Siding, Signs, Cabinet Sinks, Skylights, Stand Pipes, Porcelain Enameled Table Tops. Stainless Steel Tableware, Tacks, Oil-Gas-Water Tanks, Septic Tanks, Porcelain Tile, Toasters, Toys, Transformers, Truck Bodies, Vats, Burial Vaults, Ventilators, Washing Machines, Water Softeners, Welding Rods, Welding Wire, Well Casings, Window Frames. Brooder Stoves, Buildings, Corn Cribs, Milk Coolers, Chicken Feeders, Grain Bins, Grain Separators, Troughs, lncubators,Manure Spread- ers, Irrigation Pipe, Milk Can Washers, Range Boilers, Dairy Sterilizers, Silos, Threshing Ma- chines, Chemical Toilets, Stock Tanks. THE AMERICAN ROLLING MILL CO. MIDDLETUWN OHIO f149:I ff? IUHN SEXTUN 8100. Established CHICAGO - BROOKLYN ,T, ,, nf, Y, fav, Z YY?4 Y YY,, 74 Mggiigf Compliments To the Class of 1939 GXNJ DoeIIman - Kurry Co NASH LAFAYETTE nn,.m-M CENTRAL GARAGE W. S. WILMER USED CARS REPAIRING 1943 C I Aven Wholesalers In Candy THE MIAMI SALES CO I 1 The telephone bell rang' in the charge- rooin and the police sergeant picked up the receiver. Hullo,'l said a distant voice over the wire. Ish that the police station? The sergeant answered in the affirmative. Good , said the Voice. Ish there a chap named Bill Jones there?l' No, said the niystified sergeant, no one of that name. Thanksh, said the voice, Thish room 1,111 in ish locked and I thought I was in jail. She: Your kisses are like a popular drink. Wilbur H.: Powerful? She: No, old fashioned. Jack: Did they put stitches in? Christine: No, I just pulled myself to- glether. A popular girl goes out and gets dates. The unpopular girl stays home and gets raspberries. Bill Barnes: I suppose you think I'm a perfect idiot. Dorothy H.: Oh, none of us are perfect! Miss Spahr: Bob, you know that you must not laugh in the schoolrooni. Bob Vanderveer: I know, ma'am, but I was only smiling' and the smile burst. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 2 Refrigerators Washers Ranges Radios Nu-Enamel Philgas Agent i.in's Appliances MARTIN L. BAUER Construction Company MILL WORK 1909 Manchester Avenue PHONE 579 Rathman-Lewis DRUGS 1051 Central Avenue PHONE 69 Lowest Cut Prices Every Day If151J At age 60 .... an experienced investor .... with nothing to invest! Failure .... iust when the need is greatest. lsn't the attainment of financial independence less less a matter of how much you earn, but more a matter of how much you save-and how you invest your savings? How many do you know whose financial plans have failed them . . . just when they needed their lifetime savings most? How much income per month will you need at retirement age? Is there any surer way to get it than through life insurance? E. A. Badger General Agent The Ohio National Life Ins. Co. 701 First-American Bank Building PHONE 222 MIDDLETOWN, OHIO KEN Compliments of NETT'S FURNITURE FRANKLIN, OHIO inE0Ei'iiE 'iEiikivfifiiifiiiiiiinv g N 4 4 V - ,, 7-X' A ' 'DEN lf A' Q -F 5: ' X' ' llllkx ' ix -:rf ' X A Wh f da u? 55:3 L: 1451? .1 lijf e il, ,- 'rr 'lu D ICE CREAM AND ICES THE VERY BEST IN THE CITY WHOLESALE 1804 and 1236 Central Ave. PHONE 1810 and 516 Middletown, Ohio I:152fI MQNAIR STUDIO For QUALITY PORTRAITS Developing - Printing Enlarging 1391 CENTRAL AVE. Mr. Winkelman: I am the kind of man who thinks for himself. Dwight: Really? I thought you were mar- ried. POP IS A DOCTOR Miss Easton fsternlyjz Fred, I will have to ask your father to come and see me. Fred Whitman: Better not, teacher: Pop charges two dollars a visit. Mr. Evans: You must be keen on the talkies to go twice a week. Mr. Winkelman: It's not that, exactly. You see, if I don't go regularly I can't understand what my children are saying. QUITE AN ORDER Miss Powell fwho does her own cooking in her new apartment, went into a grocery storejs I bought three or four hams here a month ago, and they were fine. Have you any more of them? Clerk: Yes, ma'am, there are ten of those hams hanging up over there now. Miss Powell: Well, if they're all off the same pig I'll take three of them. George: What did you do with my shirt? Mrs. Palmer: I sent it to the laundry. George: Ye gods! The whole history of England was on the cuffs. bikini WEBBY'S Gem Smokery NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES 1700 Central Avenue PHONES 213 - 63 Compliments of MASON 'S Service Station Crawford and Woodlawn SHELLUBRICATION ISUPER SHELLJ GASOLINE f153fI SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE I4-fag-'A-gn SEARS, RUEBUCK A BEEHI E A A Lunch 1334 Central Avenue Best For Less A We Make Our Own Ice Cream A Fresh Daily ANP UUMHNY A Lunches Sandwiches Soups MIDDLETOWN' OHIO I A OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS A Dora A P. A c. A. A A. 0. A A v. c. A K. Dietz, D. 0. Jones, D. 0. Lynch, D. O. Spinney, D. O. Thompson, D. O. I:154:I Florence Freeze: I believe I am a little better, doctor, but I am still short of breath. Doctor: I can stop that completely after a few more treatments. Why is the ship going' so slowly'?l' asked Miss Clark. The fog, mad.am, replied the Captain. But it's quite clear above, she said. Yes, madam, but We are not going that way unless the boilers burst. Dwight and Art found Hshing such a slow occupation that both fell asleep. While sleep- ing Art fell into the water, and as he was scrambling up the bank, Dwight awoke with a start. Hullol,' said Dwight. Where have you been? Only to see if my bait was still there, was Art's reply. The high school orchestra was rehearsing a new piece of music. The harmony, how- ever, was rather spoiled by the trombone player, who was a newcomer to the orchestra. What on earth do you think you're doing? shouted Mr. Copp. You're a couple of bars ahead of the rest of us. Sorry, sir, said Frank Scurlock. 'tYou see, I used to play in a street band, and the one who iinished first took the hat around. Compliments of HAROLD W. GOETZ ARCHITECT TO THE 'I939 CLASS: Harry A- Finkelman Our Congratulations INSURANCE AGENCY 57 South Main Street PHONE 343 and Best Wishes . . . The A R M C 0 International Corporation f155j Fred B. Greathouse IMPORTER AND MAKER OF ff ff Fine Clothes H Middletown Deposit Building 1 'QP PIPE MIXTURE I W WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND RALSTO Petroleum Service F LEETWING PRODUCTS Buy From An Independent Dealer On a cruise a species of bird had followed the ship for some time, to the intense curi- osity of Miss Wilson, who never let the subject rest. At dinner one evening: she returned to it. Captain, she said, Ucanit you tell me where those birds came from? The captain turned to the first ofiicer and asked plaintively, Can you say where those birds came from? Eggs, sir, eggs, replied the first officer. Janice: What becomes of a car when it gets too old to run? Mrs. Schulz: Somebody sells it to your father? In the very near future men will eat baked beans and say, Ah, dear, these are just like mother used to open! At a lecture the speaker orated fervently: 'tHe drove straight to his goal. He looked neither to the right nor to the left, but pressed forward, moved b pose. Neither friend nor him or turn him crossed his path What would you A taxi driver, audience. from his did so at call such shouted y a definite pur- foe could delay course. All who their own peril. a man? a voice from the 51561 COMPLIMENTS OF The Fairbanks Fiber Box Co. THORNBERY'S STUDENTS. of Barber ancl Beauty Service MIDDLETOWN OPERATORS J. C. THORNBERY PEARL THORNBERY BETTY BURKHARDT J . R. MATHEWS COURTNEY SPEARS Phone 285 404 Crawford Sfreef HIGH SCHOOL Meet Your Friends and Continue Your Fellowship With Them Through the Years MIDDLETOWN Y. M. U. A 51571 Fenzel - McDonough Established 1880 Watches Clocks Diamonds and Fine Jewelry Sterling Silver Featuring Hamilton, Longine, Omega, Gruen, Elgin and Bulova Watches 20 North Main Street Clothing Made To the Highest Standard At the Lowest Cost 523.75 and Up High School students should wear tailor made clothes to look above the average. Selection of six thousand dilferent patterns and samples for anything you desire to choose from. Con- vince yourself by coming in and inspecting them. FOR BETTER CLOTHES The Finest Designs and Brightest Colors Ever Shown Before SEE Aloe r o s We Also Do Alterations of All Kinds Lesourdsville Lalce SQ ON ROUTE 4 Between Middletown and Hamilton Miami Valley's Chosen Playground 3 IF-9 2 O E If :Q :Wh O firm 20930 0 -'Dm Emtg :ebb-F1 9.2!-C5 Eias-' 051: 14:52 'ago l 3 5-1 941 -1 l:158j W W 0.35623 ,. N' - - 'kgedg X MPL QI, TF 'gin QE nm Q Q 50 E3 Y-Wg? -':L . 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IOYNER X X , E Insurance Agency I 17 NORTH BROAD X Phones 1026 - 1027 The Crystal Tissue Company MIDDLETOWN, OHIO f1601 West Disinfecting Company Largest Manufacturers in America DISINFIEICTANTS Automatic Drip Machines and Disinfecting Appliances Liquid Soap and Dispensers Paper Towels SOLE DISTRIBUTORS Kotex Vending Machines 722 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Virginia: Hasn't J. T. ever married? Gene: I don't think he intends to. He is studying' for a bachelor's degree. Mr. McMillan: Why are the days longer in summer? Robert Glass: Because the heat expands them. Charles R.: Big boy, wuz George Wash- ington as honest as dey sez he wuz? LaFayette: Ah tell you, George wuz the honestest man dat ever wuz born. Charles R.: Den, how come dey close de banks on his birthday? Mr. Raberding: Really, Albert, your hand- writing is terrible. You must lea1'n to write better. Albert Osborne: Well, if I did, you'd be finding fault with my spelling! A semicolon is comma. Some semicolon was did not know whether to use a Comma or a period, so he used both of them together! From a schoolboy's essay: a period sitting' on top of a think that the first time a used was when some man Girls interested in reducing were informed by Art Linkins in a speech that hunting and climbing over fences takes off the hips. Compliments of C. N. Stemper Co. Manufacturers' Distributors HIGH GRADE FOOD PRODUCTS 999 East First Street DAYTON, OHIO l1611 COMPLIMENTS OF Howe Motor Co The F. H. McGraw Company gl.-111 ,gi Engineers and Constructors L .i-111 YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER , . The First-American Bank and Trust Co. Building MIDDLETOWN, OHIO Chautauqua Swimming Pool DECORATION DAY TO LABOR DAY Meet Your Friends at this Popular Summer Playground Roller Skating - Tennis - Shuffleboard Boating - Picnics - Programs - Canoeing f162fI Middletown's Oldest and Most Liberal Credit Store PEOPLES Clothing Company HIGH GRADE CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 1123 Central Avenue Middletown, Ohio Senior: I hope you will dance with me tonight. Sophomore: Oh, sure, you don't think I came here just for pleasure. It was 3 o'eloek in the morning and the guard was rather suspicious of the man in evening: clothes who walked slowly along the street, crossing' and reerossing the road. Out rather late, aren't you? asked the guard. Perhaps it is a little late, agreed the man, but it's about the only chance a pedes- trian has these days. Spanish class was quite shocked while reading' Chapter V of El Capitan Venino, Max Stamper reciting at that time trans- lated a verb meaning Hexamined her clothes as Hehaneed her clothes in the middle of the streetf, George Montgomery: Since Mildred and I have been going together weive had no quarrels, due to a syitem we have. Charles Goforth: What's that? George: We agreed that I would take care of all major difficulties and she would take care of all minor diflieulties. Charles: How is your system workingz? George: Well, so far nothing but minor difficulties have arisen. GIFT HEADQUARTERS for GRADUATION M l L L E R ' S 9 N. Broad St. Middletown, Ohio Compliments of allaher Drug Store Central and Broad Where You Get What You Ask For 51631 li T Compliments of Dave Finkelman .l1i Charmingly Different MARIES Beauty Service MARIE DONISI Contoure Specialist 2200 Central Avenue PHONE 1638 907 CHARLES STREET OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE MIDDLETOWN CLEANING SERVICE Co. CLEANER Note the Difference PHONE 818 Claradon TOPS THE MODE FOR Unique . . . incomparable and Exhiluraiing Millinery CLARADON Hat Shoppe 1219 CENTRAL AVENUE Middlefown's Leading Millinery Store f164j COMPLIMENTS OF Prompt Courteous Service ANY TIME - ANYWHERE The man at the theater was annoyed by the conversation in the row behind. Excuse me, he said, but We can't hear a thing. Oh, replied Bill Dixon, is it any busi- ness of yours what I tell Nancy? Boss: What! You want another week off? You've just returned from your vacation. Arden: But I want to get married, sir. Boss: Couldn't you get married during your vacation? Arden: What! And spoil my vacation! She: My brand of love making is just like a shot in the arm. He: Come closer, I am a dope fiend. Exasperated Wife: The night before last you came home yesterday. Last night you came home today. If you come home this evening' tomorrow night, I'm going' home to mother. Mary: That old maid school teacher sure has plenty of pupils. Betty: Yeah! but not much class. Juanita: My big moment is familiar with many tongues. Betty: Oh, is he a linguist? Juanita: No, a doctor. SPENCER'S Middletownls Oldest Credit Jewelers Home of Blue White and Perfect Diamonds WATCHES DIAMONDS CLOCKS SILVERWARE RADIOS All Nationally Advertised Merchandise Sold at Cash Prices. No interest or Carrying Charge Spencefs Is Locally Owned SPCHCCI' Jewelry C0- 1041 csnmm. AVENUE f1651 The Middletown Lumber Company -.ill-1 iii-1 DEALERS IN Johns-Manville Asphalt Asbestos Roofing and Enterprise Paints 1l..l.i1 l.l INVESTIGATE OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN ON ROOFING AND REMODELING Smart cc cc za as l:UI'l'lll1Ul'C Reasonably Priced Give a girl enough rope and she'll ring the wedding bells. He: I have made a lot of money exposing' gals like you. She: Blackmailer? He: No, bathing suit manufacturer. Valet: Wake up, sir. Master: What's the idea? Valet: It's time for your sleeping tablets. I have sad news. My dog died last night. What happened? Did it swallow a tape- line and die by inches, or run up the alley and die by the yard? Naw, it crawled under the bed and died by the foot! Jean McIntire: Oh, mother, you are so early-Victorian! This is 1939, not 1938! A negro cook came into a northern Mis- souri bank with a check from the lady for whom she Worked. As Mandy, the cook, could not write, she always endorsed her check with a big' X. But on this occasion she made a circle on the back of the check. What's the big idea, Mandy, asked the teller. Why don't you make a cross as usual? Ah done got married yesterday, Boss, and l'se changed mah name. ELITE Confectioner M Y 1 W, ?.':::: YOUR FRIENDS -l-l'l2 l:l.ll'l'lltUl'C At Our Soda Fountain 1049 Central Avenue 1236 Central Avenue I1661 COMPLIMENTS OF The GARDNER-RICHARDSCN COMPANY The Gardner-Richardson Compuny's Roster of Middlefown High School Graduates NAME Leroy Alfrey .....,.........,........... Douglas Ball ...,..................,.......... Charles Richard Beacom ......... Francis Beedle ,........................ Harold Bennett . ...... ........... . . Charles Berry ...,... Mildred Booker ......... Fred Bowman ....... Naomi Braun ....,........ Hugh Brelsfoard ....... Betty Brown ........... Frank Brurnley ........ William Burton ......... John Carmody ....... Robert Carmody ....... Ed Cogan ..............,.. Dorothy Crauder .,..................... William Cretors .......,.....,.................... Nella CMorrisonJ Culbertson ........ Myra J. Cunningham ........ Lafayette Curtis .................. Paul Davis .............. ........ Virginia Dowrey ....... William Drake .......... Margaret Eagle ............ Hillard Fausnaugh ...... Richard Fink .........,.,. Jean Finkbone ....... Ed Geran ......,...... Ralph Gilbert ......... Frank Gray .............. Wilbur Gregory ,....... Webster Griest ....... Virgil Gullette ....... Harry Hadley ..............,......... Fenton J. Hall ...................... Helen fBrosiusJ Hamiltonlwmu Herbert F. Harris ..............,. George E. Harvey ................ John C. Herr ............. Charles Howell ...,............ Delpha Howland .....,.......... . Lillian QBeierj Huber ....... Wilbur Huffman .........,.... Mary Kappel ................ Mark Kelly ............... Mark K-erschbaum . ..,...,... .. Robert Kimble ...................... Mary Knepshield ................ Ruth Louise Knepshield .. Helen Kunz ............................ Calvin Lloyd ...................,... June Lloyd ......... Floyd Lockard ....... FEBRUARY 15, 'I939 YEAR NAME . ,..... 1936 Clarence Long .......... 1937 Christine Lyle 1928 Dorothy McCabe 1934 Wilburt L. McIntosh 1913 James Miller 1938 Norman Mohn 1929 Arthur Moon 1934 Thomas Mulligan 1936 August H. Oglesby 1911 Nate Otterloein 1933 Clyde Peck 1923 Claire Porter 1930 Noah Powers .. 1932 Maxine Pugh 1937 Marie Puthoff 1934 Ed Quinn 1930 Helen Radabaugh 1935 James W. Reed 1929 Fred M. Ridge 1932 Harlen Romans 1925 Helen Rowe 1924 Warren C. Rupp 1935 Vance Russelo 1930 Mildred Saul 1932 Lysle Savage 1938 Lloyd Schlotterbeck 1933 Marcella Schneider , ....,. 1934 Ruth Schneider 1918 Jerold Schuyler 1935 Harold Sebald 1931 Nina M. Sheley 1934 Jack Smith, Jr. 1922 Nancy Jane Smith 1936 Christy Snyder .. 1922 Irene Stahl 1925 Ohmer E. Stewart 1931 James Stiles 1929 Lee Strickler 1925 William Tickel 1923 Sherley Thomas 1934 Earle Turvey 1929 Lenore Upton 1929 Esther Veidt 1922 Harold Voorhis 1930 Orville B. Walker 1923 Doris Warner 1931 Russell Weidle 1931 Ada Mae Weikel 1932 Arta Lee CWellsD Hogg 1932 Vera Wills 1907 Victor Wilson 1930 Helen Wombold 1937 Ruth Yeggy 1921 YEAR 1923 1933 1935 1931 1935 1929 1928 1923 1926 1932 1929 1934 1936 1935 1936 1933 1936 1937 1935 1932 1938 1917 1936 1938 1923 1937 1938 1931 1923 1917 1916 1918 1933 1929 1937 1917 1923 1922 1926 1937 1930 1936 1934 1923 1922 1934 1933 1933 1933 1930 1933 1935 1938 I:167J TOM'S Glass and Paint Shop Complefe Line of PAINTS AND GLASS SAFETY GLASS 1913 Central Avenue PHONE 1960 Compliments Eleanor and J ack Hose Flower Shop 1385 Cenfral Avenue PHONE 3963 I Iimes Dairy QUALITY SERVICE - - Phone 840 FOR NEW THINGS YOUNG FELLOWS STOP AT A FAVORITE SPOT Wurthmore Clothes Shop Home of Hart, Schaffner and Marx Central at Verity Parkway Ii168j Ph THE MANCHESTER The Center of All Social and Civic Activities In Middletown FRE SH FRU ITS and VEGETABLES FRESH AND CURED MEATS H h ld R d Henry Combs one 3356 2013 Tyius Ave. Harry Walburg All Kinds of INSURANCE PHONE 213 ROOM 602 F 1' A ricun Bank B Lewis Flower arden 1 1 I i 1368 CENTRAL AVENUE E Flowers For WEDDINGS - FUN ERALS 1 TABLE DECORATIONS CORSAGES We Telegraph Flowers PHONE 585 RESIDENCE 1609-M MIDDLETOWN, OHIO P I The Ralston l he Empire Pai-f Sw-e, nw. Exclusive Dealers in PAINTS' OILS and VARNISHES 1 Archer Hosiery Vanity Fair Undergarments For Every Purpose ' Lynbrook Frocks ' ARTIST SUPPLIES 1008-1010 Central Avenue 11 North Broad Street Sensible, Dignified Credit To A11 PHONE 136 1 L170J MOORMAN Sand and Gravel Co. Ready Mix Concrete HAULING - EXCAVATING West Columbia Avenue PHONE 506 Mr. Miller: What kind of pudding is this? VVaiter: That's college pudding, sir. Mr. Miller: Well, there's an egg in it that should have been expelled, Mother: Max, what are you doing in the pantry? Max: Oh, just putting' a few things away! Juanita: Now that we are engaged, dear, you'll give me a ring, won't you? Bob: Certainly, darling, whatls your number? 1865 Grandma has a caller VVho has a timid heartg When they sit together They sit this far apart. 1900 Mother has a boy friend Who was a bit bashful and shyg Do you think he kissed her? Why, he didn't even try! 1939 Yllhenever daug'hter's sheik does call He greets her with a kiss. And when they sit together, Theysitupcloselikethis. Mr. Miller: Can I get a room for three? Clerk: Have you got a reservation? Mr. Miller: W'hat do you think I am, an Indian? Compliments of Thomas D. McLaughlin and Associates COMPLIMENTS OF Pratt's Market 542 CRAWFORD 51713 Itls H3011 FOR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS, BUT . . . It should be the beginning of a fuller and richer life for those of you who will make it so. Whether you turn to college or to work, you'll find interesting new problems to solve. They may puzzle or perplex you but they can't stop you-not unless you let them. You'll simply scratch a little harder, dig a little deeper, until you reach the Gold of Success. And you will reach it because, though the vein has been tapped by others, it is as inexhaustible as man's ambition and desire. You may uncover fame, extract riches, find glory buried there, or you may find only the key to an average useful life. Do your best but be content with your discovery. For in contentment lies the only True Happiness. The Middletown Iournal Your Friendly Newspaper Stylish cl.on-:ING and FURNISHINGS Compliments of L A G . t For Young Men ' rles Who Want To Be In Style Fresh and Smoked Meats GROCERIES 1514 Fairmount Avenue PHONE 139 1234 Central Avenue Next to Electric Shop L172J The undertaker is very smart, He will never need the dole, For he gets rich when other folks Are going in the hole! Miss McCray: Well, Jack, how are you getting' along' while June is away? Jack Daly: Terrible! You know last night I went to the picture show all alone for the first time in my life. Don Worman: His life began when he met June. Curtis Thomas: Do you know Mr. Tent? Paul: No. Who? Curtis: T. P. Paul: Oh yeah-T. P. Maffett. There once was a guy named Othello A dark disagreeable fellow. After croaking his wife Then he took his own life- That bird wasn't black, he was yellow. VVilliam Dixon: I know your license num- ber. It is 163MR. Miss McCray: That is right, but you'll soon have to learn a new one. VVilliam: Make it an easy one. Miss McCray: I had a MR this year? What shall I get? VI'illiam: 1 JR. The l. G. Anderson's Sons Cn LUMBE R MILL WO GLASS and Builders ESTABLISHED FRANKLIN, O l V l 5 i . ' l l The FCIY D1'ugCo. 1 3 1 X 'I024 CENTRAL AVENUE E gym .- :,:. - .... - .:., -..y iw if L I l Complete Drug l i I y and Prescription l y i Service , y i SODAIVESINIAIN I i i i i l AND LUNCHEONETTE , l l I illicit I AIR CONDITIONED I ' nlivi ' K Compliments of THE PARROT Greene 81 Brock It Spealcs For Itself Members New York Stock Exchange and Other Exchanges DAYTON NEW YORK SPRINGFIELD PHONE 2630 MIDDLETOWN 1024 Central Avenue Compliments of ine Massasoit Chemical Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO Bastian Bros. Co. Manufacturing Jewelers and Engravers ROCHESTER, N. Y. Write For Catalog of Emblems For High School Clubs GEORGE O. SWEETMAN 317 Fernwood Drive DAYTON, OHIO Ohio District Manager f1741 Portraits of , Distinction The TOBIAS STUDIO MIDDLETOWN, OHIO A an OH' I Photogr ph f h Opti i ' v U51 Potato Chips Home Made Candies COMPLIMENTS OF The CarmeIcrisp Shop Makers of that Delicious Pop Corn Confection was CENTRAL AVENUE Nuts and Peanuts Buffered Pop Corn STICK T0 BRICK AND BRICKER E. I... F RISCH Brick Contractor PHONE 2324-W Residence 231 Yankee Road KM Qc E I 3 ' ' 'vA-v I ....-:1:,:1 r',:n'. : Z : , ::': Q 2 -1 4 -'1 1 ,Q Q Z ,g-ff' Ii 2 O ,.,i ' '2 ,r.'i f 1' : I, 'e- - ' I i i I 'H ' E e.:' -'i-l3Q.l.iE5i2 1:f:V:-:-,-:1: 4 D U W-L-1e..,,', 2 .'A4 3 .z,:-.:: 'f:t ,',., 5 Yr-'I L Q i cn -I ,5 P U R I T Y n-1 4 Q Genuine Z 8 U STAINLESS STEEL cn 2 World's Finest Cooking Ware E 6 g LASTS A LIFETIME O O ,Fl g '5 Q Complete Line Displayed at C2 4 E Dohn Hardware 8. Paint Go. I2 3 'I017 Central Avenue 2 PHONE 174 f176j There is a famous garden near Mobile visited by travelers from all over the World. Not the least of its attractions are the stately live-oak trees festooned with the ghost-like Spanish moss. Recently, two women from the Midwest were inspecting the garden. One gazed up at the moss hanging from the limbs of the live-oaks and asked her companion: 'iVVhat is that stufT ?l' The other woman looked long at the moss, then ventured a guess. Maybe it is the grass-that Mardi Gras you read about so much here. Dorothy Davies: What is meant by the three Ris? Mary Yantis: The three R's run all through life. At 25 itis romance, at 45 it's rent, and at 65 it's rheumatism. Miss Buschemeyer: Hody , you misspelled most of the words in your composition. Hody Anness: Yes'm. I'm going to be a dialect writer. Ray Mehl: What time do you get up in summer? Bill Barnes: As soon as the first ray of sun comes in my Window. Ray: lsn't that rather early? Bill: No, my room faces west! Earliest with the Latest WALKER'S Complete Family Shoe Store SHOES - BAGS - HOSIERY 1106 Central Avenue Geo. H. Recker Co. Wholesale Food Distributors OF FAIRVIEW IMPORTED CHEESE and MARGARINE DOMESTIC HAMS Delicacies 1813 JOHN STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO L177j BASHFORD'S Grocery Member of White Villa just As Close As Your Telephone CALL 833-WE DELIVER QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS Af Lowest Cost 1410 CENTRAL AVENUE HENDERSON Ice and Coal Co. High Grade COALS - COKE - ICE Exclusive Dealer For Blue Star Coal and Zephyr Stoker Coal 511 Richmond Street PHONE 212 Compliments of MIAMI CABINET DIVISION THE PHILIP CAREX' Co. MIDDLETOWN, OHIO l178fI Compliments of THE DELICIA SWEETS EATS MIDDLETOWN'S POPULAR CONFECTIONERY Luscious Creamy Sandwiches Milk Shakes PLATE LUNCH 1019 Central Avenue PHONE 562 Good Luck to Middletown High and its teachers. By the way, we invite you to our comfortable reading room where you can examine Plays of All Publishers and Entertainment Materials of All Kinds Free Catalog Eldridge Entertainment House, Inc. FRANKLIN, OHIO OPTOMETRISTS HARRY BRAKEMAN 1317 Central Avenue Phone 1038 'Z ! 5 M E' FRANK HOLLOWAY 1906 Tytus Avenue Phone 274 C. E. .IURGENSEN 28 South Main Street Phone 1904 r'5 ! i i E' C. C. MARLETT Schomer Building Phone 138 l179J COMPLIMENTS OF The Middletown Bankers Association The First-American Bank 8. Trust Co. The Oglesby-Barnitz Bank 81 Trust Co. 0' STHEIFTHAU BRUS Henry 1728 CENTRAL AVENUE Preutenborbeck Radios Cafe - Restaurant Refrigerqfgrg Maytag Washers l Sporting Goods Hardware 4 'I224 Girard Ave. Phone 599 Q Motorcycles l180j Sisterls friend had come to spend the afternoon and evening with the family and at the supper table her little brother, be- tween mouthfuls, said to him: Oh, Howard, you should have seen the nice soldier man that was here to see sister yesterday. Gee! He was swell, and he had his arm- Johnny! said his sister, blushing deeply. Looking surprised, Johnny said, VVell, I was just going to say he had his arm- Johnny, said his mother, 'tnow that's enough from you. Johnny began to pout and said, Well, I was only going to say he had his arm-'l 'tJohnny, you leave the room! said his father, very severely. Johnny began to cry and moved slowly toward the door. As he opened the door he said between sobs, I was only goin' to say he had his army clothes on Z What does the bride think of when she walks into church? Aisle-altar-hymn. Bob Jones, passing' the kitchen, decided held like to know what was on the menu for tonight. What've you got for dinner tonight, mom? he asked his mother. Oh, we have thousands of things to eat tonight, replied Mrs. Jones. What are they? asked Bob. Beansl'l was the reply. COMPLIMENTS OF THEA 8: PSUPER MARKET GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Daily me 20 SOUTH CANAL STREET E. L. BEELER, Manager prin board .... FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS How can you make the jump from high school to a good job, course has been the springboard to employment and oppor- tunity for many high school graduates. Specialized, advanced courses are offered for commercial Il after Commencement? An intensive, college-grade business , graduatesg complete courses for academic graduates. Secretarial, Stenographic, Bookkeeping, Business Administration, Civil Service Get free catalog now. Write, phone, or call M AMI-JACOB COLLEGE SECOND AND LUDLOW STREETS DAYTON, OHIO Union Sanitary Laundries, Inc. Thrifty Service 'I4 POUNDS . . . 981: PHONE 2580 So DJ erentn Lambesis Bros. BUNDY BLOCK We Solicit Your Pafronage Eloise McGraw Qlistening to a program of swing musiclz Did you ever hear thing so perfectly wonderful? any- Pop McGraw: No, I can't say I have- although I once heard a collision between a truckload of empty milk cans and a freight car filled with live ducks. Miss Buschemeyer: Bill, parse the kiss. Mrs. Barnes' little son: This word word is a noun, but it is usually used as a conjunction. It is never declined, and more common proper. It is not very singular, in that usually used in the plural. It agrees me. than it is with Mr. Greene: I see where a Chicago man e proposes that a badge be given every p who pays all of his taxes promptly. Mr. Winkelman: Huh! A barrel wou more appropriate. Robert Glass: I have lost my bicycl rson ld be 9. Policeman: Was it fitted with white rear mudguard? Robert: No. Policeman: Red rear lamp? Robert: No. Policeman: Safety brakes? Robert: No. Policeman: That will be five dollars fine. Now we will see if we can find it for you. IDEAL Beauty Salon 'Ji 65 South Main Street PHONE 3591 l1182fI Elle QE TRAL TORE Central Avenue at Canal Street DEPARTMENT STORE FIRST WITH NEW AND YOUTHFUL FASHIONS AT THE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH PRICES To the Class of 39 MAY WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS AND WISHES FOR A LONG AND FRUITFUL CAREER 'W MIDDLETOWN'S HOME OWNED 9 H lT'S BEEN EIGHT YEARS . . Yes, eight years since high school graduates First began going to The jug. It's a practice you'll want to con- tinue, because it means a good time, with good eats and good drinks. We congratulate you and welcome you. TI-IE JUG SWITCH TO DODGE AND SAVE MONEY Courfeous and Efficient Service BOYKIN, Inc. 1619 Central Avenue PHONE 527 DODGE - PLYMOUTH - TRUCKS A ehiekenf' says Lonnie Alexander. ani mle mos' usetullest annnule dat ani niatle. X v e'n eat hini lvetoh he ani hohn an' at'ter he am clai4l. l'lease. Nol Pretty please. Nol .lust mice? No! Aw gee, mom--Aall the other kids are goin: barefoot! 'T I ani so sad, l'd like to know VVhy it's only around t'hristnias They use mistletoe! Bill: l heard the audience gets a lnt ni' feeling' when Tiger Ellison speaks. Teil: Yeahg feeling' for their hats anti L Mats. Miss Maier: The eotfee they serve here is awful. Miss llaueisen: VVho told you? Miss Maier: A little swallow! A lllltltlltt-21QCtl woman lost her lialanee and tell out ot' a window into a garbage ean. A passing Vhinanian reniarkecl: Ann-lisans vely wasteful. That woman eoocl tor ten years yet l West Middletown Coal and Feed Co. STRODTBECK BROS. We Are Not Members of the Middletown Coal Dealers' Association PHONE 393 A. J. RYAN WILSON BROS. B 0 R D ,S MENIS FURNISHINGS 6Q7 Crawford Sheet Hammd For FINE Foons Custom Tailoring We Deliver 1725 Central Aven PHONE 1505 PHONE 3043 MIDDLETOWN, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS OF MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL .....FROM..... INGOT IRON RAILWAY PRODUCTS COMPANY AND THE DRAINAGE ENGINEERING COMPANY I I Compliments of The Ra mend Ba Co. Beckis Dair HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS If Pleuses Us To Please You 1106 Second Avenue PHONE 2168 Jack: I suppose you dance. Lillian: Oh yes, I love to. Jack: That's better'n dancing! Stout lady to small boy: Can I get through this gate to the park? Little Boy: I guess sog a load of hay has just gone through. Beverly: Marriage makes me think of a quick lunch restaurant at noon time. Jane: Why so? Beverly: Well, one simply grabs some- thing that looks good and pays for it later on. In a roadster the girls are so gay, In a taxi they can be jolly, But the girl worth while Is the one who can smile When you're bringing her home on a trolley! Charles D.: Sir, er-that is, I would like to-er-that is, I have been going with your daughter for four years- Mr. Hauselman: Well, whadda you want -a pension? I1861 PI-IYSICIA Charles T. Atkinson, M. E. 0. Bauer, M. D. D. M. Blizzard, M. D. Fred Brosius, M. D. E. Norwood Clark, M. Martin Decker, M. D. Mildred White Gardine Mabel E. Gardner, M. D. S D. r,M D. David F. Gerber, M. D. H. Helfman, M. D. Ross Hill, M. D. E. McCall Morris, M. D. Frank C. O'Neil, M. D. R. M. Pierson, M. D. Walter A. Reese, M. Walter H. Roehll, M. D Louis H. Skimming, M Mildred Law Snyder , M E. T. Storer, M. D. J. C. Stratton, M. D. Willis A. Whitman, M. W. H. Williams, M. D. D If187j 9911 FOR THE SMILE OF CONTENTMENT Patronize The mile RESTAURANT 1912 Tytus Avenue PHONE 541 iii!! EIGHBOUR sMen'5 Shop SPECIAL COURTESY To Graduates 1070 Discount On Your Graduation Suit FOUND ON EXAM PAPERS There are three classes of nouns-common nouns, proper nouns, and pronouns. An alien is a person who won't help his country any. Public sentiment is whe1'e anyone can go. A man escaped with a frigid air, and knocked the night watchman cold. The result of the discovery of gold was starvation, sickness, and no gold. A young man named Harnden invented the express company. He had a little wagon hauling packages all over the country. Poe was president of the United States. Clipper ships were wagons used by the '49ers. A shock comes from electricity, it is very hot and very quick. A person whose clothes are on fire should be wrapped up in blankets so tight the fire is smothered to death. We obtained Alaska by going up there. We got Alaska from Canada and paid 25100. With my set of tools I built a dog house for my grandparents. Mr. Vanderveer: No, my son, I don't know the Latin for people. Bob Vanderveer: Populi. Mr. Vanderveer: How dare you accuse your father of lying? Mill Established 1865 The Harding-Innes Paper Cn Excello, Ohio MANUFACTURERS OF High Grade Loft Dried Bond, Linen and Ledger Papers Papers of Distinction Made From the Finest Materials Hornet Linen Bond All-American Bond National Linen Bond Treasury Ledger American Bond Parchment Ledger National Linen Ledger Lissjl BURTON 8: SMALL Pure Oil Products Tiolene Motor Oil Kendall, the 2000 Mile Oil GENERAL TIRES Delco, Remy and Auto Lite Ignition Parts Delco Batteries - Battery Recharging WHAT EDUCATION IS TO SUCCESS MILK IS TO PERFECT HEALTH O O Dlxle L f-:WS A The Super News Stand DRINK AVALON MILK MAGAZINES, SOFT DRINKS, DAILY CANDIES, Etc. 'W' Central and Main Middletown THE AVALON DAIRY C0. 11891 Compliments of THE A. ASHWORTH COAL COMPANY COAL BUILDING MATERIALS Telephone 1133 MIDDLETOWN, OHIO First Avenue and Big Four R. R. Maud Muller on a summer night, Turned down the only parlor light. The judge beside her whispered things Of wedding bells and diamond rings. He spoke his love in burning phrase, And acted foolish forty ways. When he had gone, Maud gave a laugh, And then turned off the dictograph. A tutor, who tooted the flute, Said the two to the tutor, Said the ttwo to the tutor, Is it harder to toot, or To tutor two tooters to toot? Worm Him dummy Him got no mummy Him Him crawl on his tummy dummy got no legs Him Worm Charline: This school is haunted. Janet: How come? Charline: Didn't you hear the talk about school spirit? Miss McElwain: Are you fond of indoor sports, Christine? Christine: Yes, if they know when to go home. I. W. Holman 8. Company FRIGIDAIRE DEALERS Lighting Equipment and Fireplace Fitments Tile Work 1626 Central Avenue MIDDLETOWN, OHIO PHONE 2661 Olympic Restaurant and Soda Fountain Try Our Sunday Chicken and Steak Dinners Air Conditioned f190j 0,,,..,4L f 'Wd' JA, Q, WELVE years of education is yours because the art of paper-making was discovered. Printing would have been of little moment without a cheap medium of recording and disseminating information. As you go on through life you will depend more and more upon paper, just as paper- makers have learned to depend upon Shartle Brothers for the development of superior equipment with which they can produce better and more economically the paper you will use. We trust that as you use paper, in whatever form, you will remember Shartle, in a way, helped produce it. Gif' J'g,L,V,...bAT7c O J' 'i ' weve! A X A' v7Ll.il'3 Shartle Bros. Machine Co. MIDDLETOWN, OHIO f1911 YN C nik, E. I. Polisini GROCERIES AND MEATS 31 Crawford Street PHONE 'I860 -, 7, BAUER Service Station 24 HOUR WRECKING SERVICE Call 482 - Night 2173-R Tires - Batteries - Accessories BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Alignment - Auto Laundry Yankee Road and Michigan Avenue With Compliments To the Class of '39 Wishing the Undergrads A Most Successful Year ln '40 in Eddie Christmannis Orchestra KONE KAVERN For Those Delicious Malted Milks and Taste Tested Sandwiches .LD- FIRST AND MOORE AT CENTRAL Compliments of The Wrenn Paper Company MIDDLETOWN, OHIO When You Want the Best In Sandwiches, Soups and Chili STOP AT SMITTlE'S TRY OUR NOON DINNERS Everything Home Cooked Best In Coffee We Do Not Hove Liquors of Any Klnd Smittie's Sandwich Shop 'I75l Central Phone 3416 Open Daily, 5:30 A. M. to 2300 A. M. Except Sundays and Legal Holidays The Crist Realty Company C. G. CRIST, Secretary-Treasurer STANLEY A. CRIST, Salesman Invest Your Savings In Real Estate The Safest Investment Possible 404 First-American Bank Building PHONE 1615 L19:-aj For An Everlasting Graduation Gift We Suggest An ELGIN WATCH ROGERS Jewelers 1038 CENTRAL AVENUE Famous For Fine Gifts AUCTION LIQUIDATION REAL ESTATE STOCKS FARMS FURNITURE Allaaughs' Auction Miami Va11ey's Oldest The Hatfield Coal Company N. E. Corner Central Avenue and Big Four Railroad Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Coal and Builders' A ' H , ' uctzon ouse Supplles 320 Charles Street PHONE 'I'I00 PHONE I2 Middletown, Ohio V1-:mi AI.BAUGH ART ALBAUG f1941 Washed Sand and Gravel EXCAVATING Ready Mixed Concrete O The Middletown Sand and Gravel Company PHONE 3320 HIS NAME IN ENGLISH Customs Officer fto Chinese immigrantl: What is your name? Chinese: t'Sneeze.', Is that your real name? UNO. Me translate it into velly good Eng- lishf' Well, what is your native name? Ah Choo. Mr. Kreider: Don't you know that punc- tuation means that you must pause? Tom Morningstar: Of course I do. An auto driver punctuated his tire in front of our house Sunday, and paused for half an hour. Howard Leighton: Why don't you shoo your flies? Miss McCray: Well, you see it's hot today, so I thought I'd let them run around bare- footed. Minister: Where are you running to, my little man? Art Linkins: Home, Ma's going to give me a spanking? Minister: What! You run home just to get a spanking? Art Linkins fover his shoulderl : No, but if I don't get there before Pa does, he'll do it. Parlay Beauty Salon Ml ' 1 '75 1 S, '3 8 I W E A 3 I X 19 fl Q 'A - I ai 7 Qkrv 3 4 3 S73 PERMANENTS 52.00 AND UP MACHINELESS PERMANENTS 56.00 We Specialize In Scalp Treatments and Facials 1708 Central Avenue PHONE 60 Tom Baird EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE OFFICE 202 American Trust Building PHONES RESIDENCE 'l650 OFFICE 303 I:195:I DENTISTS C. T. Bartholomai, D. C. G. Barton, D. D. S. H. T. Derivan, D D S. H. H. W. B. Ligetf, D. D. S. S. F. Maurer, D. D. S. M. S. Mills, D. D. S. H. A. Sebald, D. D. S. D. Douglas, D. D. S. S. Compliments of Thomas-Andrew The C H United Welding Co. Ompa y STEEL PLATE AND SHEET FABRICATORS P. o. Box 365 Sayre, Pennsylvania I:1961 Compliments of the Middletown Gas and Electric Service DISTINCTION The eight-year-old niece of a well-known teacher has the optimism of the family to which she belongs. When asked if she passed the examination in arithmetic she answered cheerfully, No, I did not, but I was the highest of those who failed. The teacher was trying to impress the class with the danger of bad habits. She asked: What is it we find so easy to get into and so hard to get out of? Bed, came the answer. Jasper: What is the shape of a kiss? Marian: I didn't know they had a shape. Jasper: Give me one,and I'll call it square! The perfect boy described: his homework, Does all Does not cut classes, care for girls, Does not Does not come home late, Does not borrow- Does not exist. Robert when your nose itches? 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Jackson Coal Co. 1901 Manchester Avenue PHONE 1207 Local Moving, Hauling and Storage Fireproof Storage With Private Steel Rooms Coal at Various Prices I1971 WOULDN'T IT BE FUNNY IF IT WERE: Bill House instead of Barnes, Carroll Wrong instead of NVright, Ruby Scream instead of Howell, Charles Night instead of Day, Betty Soap instead of Sudds, Bob Big instead of Little, Virginia White instead of Black, Gene Sheep instead of Lamb, Mildred Dollar instead of Nickell, Calvin Coke instead of Cole, Barbara Plymouth instead of Ford, Wallace Locks instead of Kees, Tom Sun instead of Moon, Jack Snow instead of Raine, Laura Butcher instead of Baker, Donne Old instead of Young, Josephine Fox instead of Wolfe, Jerry North instead of South, Ruth Orioles instead of Robbins, Marguerite Rods instead of Miles, Robert Major instead of Minor, Jesse Ache instead of Payne, Tom Ups instead of Downs, Ruth Duck instead of Drake, Betty Black instead of Gray, Barbara Littlehome instead of Greathouse, Ruth Beef instead of Hamm, Mary Orange instead of Apple, Charles Short instead of Long, Virginia Paddle instead of Rowe, Arminta Soften instead of Hardin, Bob Lowly instead of Highley, Earl Paths instead of Rhoads. 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Rom 73 1004 c:NmAL Avenue Phone 3560 MIDDLETOWN, orno She Walks In Beauty f2001 To the Class of 939 CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK AND GOOD CHEER O OU IN THE COMING YEARS From the Entire Staff of the ARAMOUN GORDON STRAND sons Theatres Cosmopolitan Senior Boy Hair: Cecil Ballard Eyes: Carroll Lewis Eyelashes: Tom Jackson Nose: Frank Scurlock Lips: Fred McNabb Teeth: Charles Long Smile: Arden Swope Feet: Charles Day Hands: Ray Mehl Physique: Harold Shaffer Personality: Art Linkins Disposition: Albert Osborne Dimples: Bud Kerschbaum Complexion: David Scheibert Profile: Jim Stubbs Cosmopolitan Junior Boy Hair: Bill Dixon Eyes: Bob Nickell Eyelashes: Carl Smith Nose: Bill McMullen Lips: Jim Sheets Teeth: Carter Wells Smile: Bill Lickert Feet: Herman Hoskins Hands: Bill Jones Physique: Jack Daly Personality: Harry Pratt Disposition: Bob Jones Dimples: Bill Croake Complexion: Bill Class Profile: Johnny Weber Cosmopolitan Sophomore Boy Hair: David Simon Eyes: John Schwall Eyelashes: Fred Ruscher Nose: Jack Lewis Lips: Eugene Simrell Teeth: Eugene Reichter Smile: Emil Kolodzik Feet: Boyd Snyder Hands: Bill Sebald Physique: Jim Duvall Personality: Ted Davis Disposition: Jim Barrett Dimples: John Ingwersen Complexion: James Pleak Profile: Jay Johnson Cosmopolitan Senior Girl Hair: Audrey Davis Eyes: Glennie McQuinn Eyelashes: Mary Ellis Nose: Beverly Moon Lips: Helen Massey Teeth: Christine Rish Smile: Suzanne Douglas Feet: June Jurgensen Hands: Martha Chamberlain Physique: Jean Fanning Personality: Virginia Augspurger Disposition: Jeanne Maier Dimples: Jean Bryant Complexion: Carrol Holschuh Profile: Marjorie Wilmer Cosmopolitan Junior Girl Hair: Mary K. 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MIDDLETOWN, OHIO PHONE 881 Corner Girard and Verity Parkway THE BEST IN HOME-KILLED MEATS We Deliver THE MAYER MEAT CO. STORE 1031 C 1' IA enue Ph PACKING HOUSE Michigan and Walnut Ph 2105 2106 1066 12031 COMPLIMENTS OF Mulloy's Market Groceries and Fresh Meats FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Complete Food Market Self-Service with Service 14 North Main Street PHONES 29 - 2526 ln Business For Your Health Meelcer Plumbing Co. JACK W. MEEKER, Manager 21 North Brood Street PHONE 1673 AND 960-.I EARLY'S ICE CREAM PHONE 1 15 Max H. Stamper Complete FOOD STORES 2024 Yankee Road PHONE 3707 400 Crawford Street PHONE 1572 532 Baltimore Street PHONE 3025 I2041 E E RECOGNIZING the contribution of lithography to the printing industry we have added a Weben- dorfer Offset Press to our letterpress equipment. Fast changing conditions in the printing industry call for improvements to meet new demands. Offset Lithography has demonstrated its right to recog- nition, resulting in our decision to place our plant in a position to take care of your lithographic needs. Let us demonstrate this new process on your next order of letterheads, direct-by-mail advertising, booklets, publications, and other printing needs with that beautiful, soft photographic effect. o-o The Naegele-Auer Printing Co. Commercial and Offset Printers FIRST AVENUE AT VERITY PARKWAY MIDDLETOWN, OHIO M M f205:I The FOR ENERGY AND STEPS SO AIRY PAmoNlzE Youn LEADING DAIRY DCHHY LIIIIIIJCI' Co LUMBER AND MILL WORK Furnaces and Furnace Repair COMPANY mms ROOFING 402 Clark Street INSULATION PHONE 3722 First Avenue at Grimes PHONE 94 DoN r LET IT t ei n GET You DOWN! A IF You're Moving--Let Us Show You How EASY It Can Be! Moving a household is no joke, of course. You need an experienced, responsible, well-equipped company to make things go smoothly on moving day. We offer you our fine facilities as the solution to any moving problem. Call us for an estimate. The Hauselman Transportation Company FIREPROOF STORAGE-PRIVATE ROOMS Expert Packing and Craling 110 S. Verity Parkway Phone 3100 f2061 LET US MARFAK YOUR CAR Texaco Marfak Will Last Longer and Lubricate Better FIRECHIEF . Texaco SKYCHIEF Gasoline Bob and WaIt's Service Tytus and Maryefta -I-ITC FUIIZI' BTUSII Mah AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS VISITOR Announces NEW PRICE REDUCTIONS Fuller Brushes Lowest In Price Against All Comparison 2005 Henry Avenue PHONE 3191-M Central Meat Market 1206 Central Avenue OUR MEATS ARE FRESH KILLED DAILY We Treat You E the Year Around PHONE 1946 4 V- D. W. SN IDER INSURANCE AND BONDS First-American Bank Building PHONE 379 52071 Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of I939 lluality Family laundry mc. GOLDEN RICH MILK Quality Assured CLEAN AND SAFE Maple Parlc Dairy lnconvonmsn PHONE 1282 DR. CUPID AT M. H. S. In the Curriculum at M. H. S. The course on Love leads all the rest. Dr. Cupid is the teacher, Who leads his pupils to the preacher. The students listen to his speech, While each is thinking of his peach. Any color so it's Brown, For Kay-although Ray is out of town. Ellen mopes and frets and pines, And' writes to Bud lo! many times. Dancing, twirling on her toes, To Bob Flynn's heart Pegi goes. The candid camera can never lie, About the look in Charma's eye. Lois was never a swearing woman, But now it's O Heck till it seems inhuman. From C and D pike comes brawny Dwight, To fill Margie's heart with bliss and delight. Ruth Marlett made a wish on a Morning star, Andi after that Jack's stock rose to par. Jack Barrett went forth from out his dwellin And came back courting Lucyellen! Eloise took her pick from the crowd, And cried It's Dick , in a voice very loud. Mickey Taylor practiced winkin' On her hero, Arthur Linkins. A Carrol is Bill's favorite song, And he sings it all day long. Far away though her Howard may be, He's the only one Suzanne can see. If Louise Boyd could only go forth, She'd show young George her own true worth Longman, short man, thin man, fat man, Doris Kronborg knows Ken is that man. Jimmie Ross sure knows his states, Because Virginia 'he always dates. Spinning, spinning while they dream, Marjean and Donald, happy seem. Ever since Audrey first eyed Hunk , Her heart has been completely sunk. June Jurgensen is present Daly , And practices on her Jackie gaily. Bob Little leads a Lamb around, His pet is Gene he has found. Although February has long' been past, Miss Sudds her Valentine holds fast. Warren Rupp just loves to prance, When he swings Madgie at a dance. Days may be Gray for Lois too, But Ray can make the sun shine through. If2081 ! Compliments of Middletown Funeral Directors W. N. MCCOY JOS. R. BAKER S. J. SCHRAMM J. D. RIGGS 8. SON CRISTEE AND BAILEY HOWARD A. WILSON'S SONS Er l2091 The Store With the Hospitoble Atmosphere and the Cordiol Welcome OU may be sure when you Visit this store We Want you to feel you are a Welcome guest to whom we take pleasure in extend- ing the courtesies of a considerate host. Our first thought is to have you spend your time here comfortably and agreeably - Whether you spend little or nothing at all does not change the spirit of our service. And remember-our hearty Welcome is not altered by the amount of your purchase. Y THE JIOHN Ross s'roiu5: f2l01 I r I ADVERTISER PAGE l ADVERTISER PAGE ADVERTISER li-AGE Albaugh, Vern 8: Son . ,. , . 194 Gough-Lamb .. , .,,. ,....,...,. . . ,. 164 Office Outfitters II I 141 Anderson, L. G. 8: Sons .... 173 Greathouse, C. E. 8: Sons , 144 Ohio Corrugated Ciilverg CDI 158 Armco .. , .,,. ...,,. .. ,. 149 Greathouse, Fred B. ...., ..., . ., 156 oiympie Restaurant I II I I 190 Armco International . . , .. 155 I Greene 8: Brock ...., .,... .... . . 174 Optometrists I II II II I 179 Arpp, John Company .... ,.,... 1 39 ' Griest, L. A. ,.... ....,,..4.....,....... , .. ,... 172 orrmamstewart nlt, ,-,, I I I I 140 Artwil Dress Shop ..., .,,. . . .. . 137 Hamilton Business College .,,. ,..,. 141 osieopaihie Physicians I I 154 Ashworth Coal Co. ...,,....,. ,. ., ,, 190 i Harding-Jones Paper Company ,,... . . 188 paramount Theatre I 201 Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Co. ,.... 181 Harrison Insurance Agency ....... . 142 pariay Beauty salon II 195 Avalon Dairy ...., ..,..... ,... .,.. . .... 1 8 9 Hatfield Coal Co. ...,...,...,...., ..... , . 194 parro1I The iili vviiviivvi I I II 174 Badger, E. A, . ....,,.......,,. ,... ...... 1 5 2 ' Hauselman Transportation ...., .. 206 peoples Clothing Store IIII I 163 Bailey-Howell ..,. . 142 , Henderson Ice and Coal Co. .... 178 physicians IIIIII IIII I 181 Baird, Thomas .,.. , ..,, .. . . 195 Himes Dairy ,,,, ,,,, I I ,,,, I,,, ..,, 1 6 8 poiiSiniI EI JI II II I I 192 Bales 81 Bales .,.. .. 197 Holman, J. W. ,....,...,....,.. . .... 190 Pi-args Market II--IIII I 171 Bashford's Grocery Co. .. . 178 I Hose, Jack ....,,......,... .. 168 preurenhorheeia Henry II 130 Bastian Brothers , ,... 174 Housh Jewelry Store ..,.. .... 2 00 Quality Family Laundry II 208 Bauer Construction Co. .... .... . l5l I Howe Motor Co. ......,.... ..... .,,..,, . . . 162 Raisron paint store II I I I 170 Bauer Service Station V... .----. 1 92 Ideal Beauty Salon .,,,,........... .........,... 1 82 Ralston Petroleum Service IIII 156 Beck's Dairy .......... .--4. - -- 185 , Indianapolis Engraving Company .,.. , 159 Rathmai-1-Lewi5 Drugs II,II I 151 Beehive Lunch , .....,.......... . 154 3 Ingot Iron Railway Products ,..,,....,.. 185 Raymond Bag Co, IIII,,I,,I I I 186 Blaine's Service Station ,,,. . 134 ' Inland Container .. . ....... ,........, .,.. 1 4 3 Re-Cher-I George HI Company IIII 177 Bob and Wolfe Service - - 207 1 Interstate Folding Box .'--- ----. - - - 138 Reed-Klopp ,,.,,,...,............,.. . .. 147 B0nd Furniture C0mP-'-my 744 ' Jackson Transfer ,... .......,.... . , 197 Reinerfs Market IIII II 147 Boykin, lno- -4'---4--- --- --'-- - - - - 154 Joyner lnsurance Agency V... 160 Ritter Brothers .... ..,,. ,..., . . ,. 160 Buckeye Paper Products . 203 I Jug, The ...,, ..... .....,....,....... .... 1 8 4 RizzoI SI 81 Sons IIIIII IIII IIII I I 140 Burton and Small ---f - - 189 3 Kelmeiti l-- G- .--- ----- --VV 1 5 2 Roberson's Sporting Goods .. 142 Cappel Furniture Company . ,,,. 133 , Kitchen 8: Sheets ...... 145 Rogers' jewelry IIII IIIIIIIIIII I I I 194 Carmelcrisp Shop .,... ....,...... . , ., 176 I Klyd Inn ,...,....... ....., .... 2 0 0 Ross' IIIII IIII IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I I 210 Castell Drug Co. ....,. ....,,... . . 147 Kone Kavern ..,..,,. .,,, 1 92 RyanI AI JI I IIII IIII IIIIIIIIIII I I II II 185 Central Garage .,.. ,. , 150 I Korros, Abe .,..,.. ,, . .. 158 5awyerI BI FI gr Son I I II I II 133 Central Meat Market .... 207 I Kresge, S. S. Co. ..., 134 Sohraffarihergervs Fiower Shoo IIII 145 Central Store ,... ..,.. ..... ,,,. ,..... ...,, 1 8 3 1 K yle Boot Shop .... ,..., .... 1 4 6 Sears 5 Roebuck IIII IIII IIIIII I I I I I I 154 Christmann's Orchestra .,,, ,..,, .,.. , , . 192 1 LeSourdsville Lake ..,....,. .. , 158 Sebaid Grain 81 Coal Company I 203 Cincinnati Cake 8: Specialty Co. . ,. 198 Lewis Flower Garden ...., . .. 170 sebaid Reairy Company IIII I 137 Claradon Hat Shoppe ..,,..,.. .. , 164 Lin's Appliances ,..., ..,. . .. 151 sextom John 81 CDI IIIIIIIIII II II 150 Clevenger, W. S. ....,. , ..., 134 Long's Drug Store .... ,.... . ..,, 1 44 Shartie Bros Machine Company II 191 Combs, Henry .... ,...,. .,..., . . 169 I Lorillard, P. Company .......... .. 156 Singen JI W-I IIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIII I I II 160 Crist Realty Co. ........ ....,...,, ,..., 1 9 3 1 McCune, C. E. ..,..,.. ............. ,,..,,,. .... 1 3 6 Sm11eI -1-he IIII IIII I II IIIIIII IIIII I I 133 Crystal Tissue Company --...- ,..,.. 1 60 I McGraw Construction Company ....,... 162 smiitievs sandwich Shop 193 Dagenbach, C. T. .... ,....,..... .... . 1 41 I McLaughlin, Thomas D. ..,....,,,.,. , .. 171 Snider, DI WI IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I 207 De Bord's Grocery ....., ,.,.. ..., . 1 85 I McNair Studio ....... ...,,,.... .... , . .... 1 53 so Different IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 132 Delicia, The ,... .... .....,...,..,, ,..... 1 7 9 I Manchester Hotel ..,. .,.. ..,. 1 6 9 Surg Paper Company I I 146 Denny Lumber Company ..,.. .... , 206 z Maple Park Dairy .,...,...., .. .,.. 208 Sparrow-I EI KI IIIIIIIIII II I 145 Dentists .,........ ,...... ........,,,. ,..... 1 9 6 Marie's Beauty Service ,.,.. .. , 164 Speneerg IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I 165 Diver Coal Co. .... ,.......,.,. ....,. 1 7 6 I Mason's Service Station .... ,...... .... 1 5 3 Stampervs Groceries II 204 Dixie News ....,..... ., .... ..... . . ,..... 189 1 Massasoit Chemical Company ...,, ..., 1 74 s1emperI CI NI IIII II II 161 Doellman-Kurry .... ...,. . .. ,..... . ...., 150 Mayer Meat Company ...........,.... .. . 203 Stokes Dairy IIIIIII I 206 Dohn Hardware 81 Paint Co. .,,. . ,... 176 ' Meeker Plumbing CO- --------,-- ---4 - -- 204 Streifthau Brothers , , 180 Eariyfs iee Cream I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I IIII I 204 , Miami Cabinet .... ..... ........... ,,...,.. .... 1 7 8 5 iiifstedvs Bakery I 133 Eldridge Entertainment House ...,.. ,, 179 I Miami-Jacobs Business College -- 181 Superior Auto, Inc, 139 Elite Confectionery lHagiasD .... . 166 1 Miami Sales COIDPBHY ---- ---------- r - 150 Thirkield's .......... ..... .....,. , . 199 Elite Confectionery iRevelosJ ........ , 152 1 Miami Valleb' Chautauqua -oov -'-- - -- - 162 Thomas-Andrew Co, 1,,, ,,,.., , , 196 Empire Clothing ...,... ,.., .,... .... . . . 170 j Middlef0Wl'l Bankers' AS50Cl3ll0l'1 -- 180 Thornbery's Beauty Parlor .. 157 Fairbanks Fiber Box Co. ..,.. 157 Middletown Business College ---- -- -- 135 'I'hrusher's .... ...,,...... . . , .. 139 Fay Drug Co. ,,,, ,....,... . .. , ,... 173 I Middletown Federal Savings 8: Loan Tobias Studio ..,. ....... .. 175 Fay Service Stations ...,, ...... 1 45 I Association -.'--vi--- --4-----o' - - U -- 146 Tom's Glass 8: Paint Shop .,.. 168 Fenzel-McDonough .,... ....,. 1 58 I Middletown Gas 45 Electric ..., , . , 197 Two-5even Taxi CoI 127 Taxiy II 155 Finkelman, Dave ..... ....,. 1 64 I MiClCll6f0WIl Ice sl Coal --4. -- 198 Union Sanitary Laundries, Inc. ,,,, , 182 Finkelman, Harry ..,. ...... 1 55 Middl9f0Wll Journal ---- ----- - -- -- 172 United Clothiers .. .,........,.. .... . . 172 Frisch, E. 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Middletown Lumber Company ---. 166 United Welding Co. .. 196 Fuller Brush .,.,.,... ..,.., 2 07 Q Middletown Sand 31 Gravel ----- ---- l 95 Vradelis Brothers ...,. .. 148 Funeral Directors ....,.,., ,..... 2 09 I Mlller, E- l-- ....---------------------- ----- - - 163 Walburg, Harry .... .....,..,....... . 169 Furniture Shop ......., . .... , ..... 166 I Mokry 8: Tesmer Machine Co. ., .... 136 Walker's ...... ,,........, ..... ,.,.,,...,. ....... . . 1 7 7 Gallaher Drug Company .. ,. ,. , .. , 163 M00rmarl S-and 81 Gravel CD- ----- -- - l7l West Disinfecting Company .. .. 161 Gardner-Richardson .,.. .... . .... .... . , 167 Mull0y's Market ---------- ----- ---- - 2 04 West Middletown Coal 8: Feed .,,.,,.. 184 Gem City Ice Cream Company ..,, ,... 1 37 ' Murray Studio - ----- ---------------- ---- - . l3S Worthmore Clothes Shop . , 168 Gem Smokery ,... ,......,,...,.. . .. .. . 153 , Naegele-Auer Printing CUFUPHHY 205 Wrenn Paper Co. .,.. . 193 Gillen-Crow ,.,. ,. .. 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