New London High School - Wildcat Yearbook (New London, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1923 volume:

5 A E Ei I s 3 G 5 4 E S E 55 Q il 3. S 4 5 1 E 5 fi gi EW 53 E 4 5 S e 3 Q Q 4 EN EL HI E n -uuuulnunnununulnununnuununn E -u--q..o..a--Q-.4..q..a.4.-Q--Q Ont--04-O-0eIv-I-lv0v0'-0wl--M-if-md-000.-M-0-mnvm-mnqwqug-w4wQ-aw! The EL HI ff PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN TWENTY- THREE. 1I PRINTED AND BOUND BY THE ED M. ESKER PRINTING FOMPANY, OF NORVVALK, OHIO. ff ILLUSTRATIONS ENGRA V E D BY THE CANTON ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPE COMPANY. OF CANTON. OHIO. AND THE PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY M. E. GRAVES. NEVV LONDON. OHIO. W THE EDITORIAL STAFF VVISHES TO EXPRESS ITS GRATITUDIC FOR THE COURTESY SHOVVN BY THESE CONCERNS. CARL E. GRAHAM. Editor. ' MILDRED IVOOD. Busim-ss Mgr. V-OLUMEII I 9 2 3 n .gn ,Qu-quIguys-Qu-Q..gnQwlMln-ln..ncQwlug.-Q.-Q.-Q.-Q.-5--Q.-Qngn.Q..Q..QnQ0Qu-painful--...Qu Iwi-. 2 EN NI, III E1 -------'-----'--------------------'---'-----'----'------------'-------f--1'f':f--------'-----f---f----:----------------------------'----------'--------------------- ---------'--------' EJ LD Z F ,- E: 5 o Q1 r44 L! L Z O 3 z Q li 5 F3 W E ! F l NN lil , HI 3 1:1 ---------------------------------------------- EI I'Ill'1 NEW LONDON l,llSH,XliY wlic- by Amlrvw l':11'11y-giv :md I'10!l1l'l' Johns s. lf. M. Mcfmmlllxvll :ls the I.il1l':1ri:m. 4- IGN IGI, III Eg........ .............-.............................. I3 - ' - MISS .IOIINSOX Sc'ivl1c'4' :UNI IIi:aImi1's SI I I I5I'RYWOI I'II M:lIIwl1x:1tu's MISS MOIIIIIS MISS I3.XHNI4IS I,:1Iin SIHIIIISII :Incl Suviui Sluclim EN EL HI DEDICATION VVE, THE SENIORS OF N. L. H. S., DO WITH DUE GRATITUDE, ADDRESS THIS ANNUAL T0 OUR HIGHLY RESPECTED FACULTYQ TO OUR. ESTIMAHLE MR. BURNVVORTH WE EX- TEND OUR THANKS FOR HIS SERVICES AS SUPERINTENDENT AND INSTRUCTOR, TO MR. HATCH VVE ARE EVER GRATEFUI. FOR HIS DUTIES AS A TEACHER AND PRINCIPAL IN OUR SCHOOLg NVE APPRECIATE MISS JOHN- SON'S HIGH QUALITIES AS A TEACHER Ol-' ENGLISHg TO MISS MORRIS WE VOTE OUR THANKS FOR HER VVORK IN THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB AND HER INSTRUCTION IN LATINg VVITH DUE RESPECT WE ACKNOWL- EDGE OUR BENEFIT RECEIVED FROM MISS BARNES: VVITH ALI. SINCERITY WE HOPE THAT THE READERS OF THIS ANNUAL VVILI. TAKE PLEASURE IN RECALLING THE HAPPY MEMORIES OF SCHOOL DAYS IN N. L. H. S. RUTH SMITH. EN EI, HI E n nununnnnnInInIIIIuummmmmmn E IN MEMORIAM Lucilc Saclictt, olclcst clauglitcr ot' Mr. aucl Mrs. JI. H. Sackctt. Jr.. was lmoru .luuc 6. 1905. l'ractically all hcr lifc was spcut in Ncw Louclou. Ouc coulcl not know licr liut to Zlilllllft' aucl rcspcct llcr. Slic was liiucl aucl tlioug.g'litt'ul of others. Couscqucutly. t'ricucls Without uumlmcr wcrc hcr spccial Wealth. Sports ot' all kiucls cacli had a special attraction for hcr. Shc was au active uicuilmcr ot' all stumlcut activities. 'l'cacli- crs aucl scholars alikc fclt licr prcscucc in thc classrooms. Originality, initiativc. aucl hcr chccry clispositiou pavccl licr way to social popularity. Yet sllc was talicu from our miclst ou August 1. 1920, at the youtliful agc of 15 years. I luoutli aucl 25 clays. Milclrccl 'iVoocl. P l I ,x NY JIIM su EN EL HI i' g EI -------- ------------------'------------------'---'--'- EI b'Ax J :Q Q., af 'I '5' CLASS OFFICERS IIARVICY II,-XI,I, MILIJRICIJ WOOD IIIIIH RI SSI l'rc-sidvnl Scfy :und Bus. Mgr. 'l'r1 IS N OX RI. GRA I IAM GII,lSliR'I' SFRA I'I1IiInr-in-l'l1i1'I' JXSHISIIIIII lflditm EN EI , HI '' ' U ' ll lm THELM A A RTHI VR 'Every man is odd. LAYLIN BLISS Tho end must justify 'rho mvansf' MEABEL COLE ' Ill blows the wiml profits lIUh0lly.,, IDA BIAY COLE Praise the briflgc that czu'ries you over. L. XII III 9 1 V Y 1411 ' 'A 4 Y Enunnnnn nnuulunnluulnunlnlnunlnunununluuunl uunu E DOROTHY FOVVDEN '4VVhat early tongue so sweet sa luteth me? FRANCES FULLER Best safety lies in fear. CARL GRAHAM Least said the better. DORIS HALL Noug'ht venture, nought have . EN EI, HI E mmmumnunmmmnummunmn mmm E HARVEY HALL VVise men say nothing' in dzlnger- ons times. IRA HOFS'l'A'I'TER Faint heart never won fair lady. FREDA .iEYVET'l' HA penny for your th0llQ'h'lS.,, MARIAN JOHNSON I am just going to leap in the dnrk 1 E luInuulnlnllnnullllllllnluullll nlllllllum DONALD KlR.KTON He cloth lmestride his nzwrow world as 21 Colossus. HARVEY LYON Harp not on that Sll'll1Q'.M EI TGENE ll'ICC11AXY14l Hail fellow well met. PAI 'L MESSENGER They all Hop SOUIICI' or later. EN 1411, I-II 11 EN EI, HI E unulnInuIInnunluuululunlnl E LAYVRENCE 0,HA R A :qllllCl'L' shall llc nu lovc loslf LEAH PERKINS llllilllgll zmcl grmv fat. LERUY ROURBACK c l'he will to mln. the soul to c RVTH RUSSELL Not if I know myself at all. u EN EL HI 1? E ulnlunuInlunuInuunlnulunlnlulu unnlllllllll E DORA SCOTT A fail' exterior is a silent recom- menrlationf' DOROTHY SHIPMAN 'CAII this for il songf, DOROTHY SMITH 4'I,ook before you Imp. IYY SMITH Attempt the end, and nevcr stand to cloubt, NOtl'lIlIQ',S so harcl but sczlrvll will fmfl it out. EN EL HI JAMES SMITH Let the world slide. RUTH SMITH Silence gives consent. GILBERT SPRAGUE Every why has a W'h61'6f'0l'C.H FLOYD SUTFIN Better a witty fool than a foolish wit. EN EI, HI 15 El EJ unuuulnnlunnlulullunnunnnlun I BYRON NVHITE man. l'HlI,1,ll' YVH ITE Fitted him to il I . MILDRED VVOOD Happy and contented as llSllill.' SS VOLORS: Purple and Gold. CLASS l I.OVVlCR: Yellow Rose. CLASS MOTTO: IF :md lu- YM. But hark, I heal' the footing o I EN EL HI E unnnulnllnlInnuunnnunlnulll E Histor of Class of '23 lil UST twelve short years ago, we. the class ot' '23, started upon our school career. The class at that time was large and happy, but of that original group only a few remain. This number includes: Laylin Bliss, Frances Fuller. Harvey Hall, Donald Kirkton, Paul Messenger, Lawrence O'Hara. Ivy Smith, Byron VVhite and Philip VVhite. Ten of our present class joined us as Freshmen, one as a Sophomore, live as Juniors. one as a Senior and two from the class of '22 remained in school to graduate with us. Early in the fall of '19 we held our first class meeting. Harvey Hall was elected President, Donald Barrett. Vice- President, lda Harrod, Secretary, Gerald Ensley, Treasurer. The members of the faculty that year were: Burnworth. Flowers. Johnson, Paxton, Shidaker, and Sprague. During the year a weiner roast was held at the rural home of Leah Perkins, and a party in the basement of the Congregational Church. After the party all were taken to their various homes on a bob-sled. XVe were all glad when the school year ended, however, so that we could rid ourselves of the hateful name of green little Freshiesf' The following year another class meeting was held to elect a new Treasurer, the oliice hcing left vacant by the moving away of Gerald ltlnsley. Ruth Russell was chosen EN EL HI to take his place. The teachers for the year were: Burnworth, Gordon. Johnson, Long, Paxton, and Sprague. The only party during our Sophomore year was held at the hoine of Leroy Roorback. No other events of nn- portance happened during the year and it closed with :L picnic at Crystal Beach. The fall of '21 found us taking up our work as Juniors. To the faculty that year were added: Keay, Johnson, Morris and Gillogly, these taking the places of Johnson, Gordon, Long and Sprague. This was the year of work, being made thus by the presence of lNIorris and Keay. The reception that we gave in honor of the Seniors proved to be the largest and best of its kind. VVe ended the year by a picnic at Ruggles Beach. After a lnueh enjoyed vacation, we came back to the old school building for the last year. The presence of Barnes and Hatch in our faculty group, in the places of Gillogly and Keay, inade us feel that the nalne of Senior iinplies. Chew- ing guln and whispering was absolutely forbidden in Mr. Hatch's class. Our failing of being late was also stopped. And now our last year is at an end. VVe close this class history by saying that this graduating class of '23 consists of thirty-one lll6lNlJCl'SQ fifteen boys and sixteen girls. RI JTH Rl TSSELL. 18 EN EL HI nuIuII Il II llIllIuIl I I Il IIIIIIIIIIIIIllunllunnuInIlIluIlIIlluIllIlIIlII I u llIllIlllllllllIIIInullllnlullllllllllm ddr . '2 - nominee unior Class Histor lil N the fall ot' 1920 there was brought forth into New London High School a new Freshman Class, formed from a motley mass of students from all over our town and the adjoining districts. The mem- bers were twenty-eight in number. Our faculty that year were: Mr. Burnworth, Miss Paxton, Miss Gordon. bliss Sprague. Miss Long and Mr. Johnson. Many from the adjoining townships came that year to fill our ranks. They were VVinifred Upton, Marjorie Cole, Bessie Day. Ruth Day. Frances Sellars, ltlarian Coon, Ruby Beers, Hlarybelle Hubba1'd,John Jewett, Joseph Atkinson, Thomas Sellars, Dick Shipman, Owen Thomas, Vtfeldon Vtlilliams. Early in the fall we held a class meeting, electing as our class otlicers. Murray lNIcC'aleb. Presidentg Alvin f'asto. Vice Presidentg and Elizabeth Robinson, Secretary and 'l'reasurer. Our first party. a inarslnnallow roast, was held at the home of liliza- beth Robinson. Other parties during the year were held at the homes of Marybelle Hubbard, Frances Sellars. Grace Dawson. and Vtlinifred Upton. YVhen we entered our Sophomore year, one new member, Harold Cole, had joined us, and two had left our ranks to enter another school. During the year one of our number, Marjorie Colemwas summoned to the other world. She was one of our best loved companions, spreading a gleam of sunshine wherever she went. with a kind word for every one. and her death was greatly mourned by all. Our faculty that year were: Mr. Burnworth, Mr. Keay. Miss Morris, Miss Gillogly, Miss Johnson and Miss Paxton. Our class was well repre- sented in all school activities. Parties during the year were held at the homes of lithelyn Jenny, Mur- ray McCaleb. Grace Dawson and Frances Sellars. Robert Swanger also entertained the Freshmen and Sophomore Classes with a dance. A few days after school was out, a lf'reshman-So-phoinore class picnic was held at Crystal Beach. The majority of the class reported a good time. Our class this year has a total of twenty-tive members. one Owen Thomas. having left our class, and two having been added to our list, lrene Marrett and .lack Richards. MURRAY lNIeC'AI,l'll5. 1 Y W 11A lul, III 10 E nun euulnunnunnululnllulnlnuuuu nn: E '96 l'I,ASS 0l I lL'l'lliS Ml'RR.XY Mei'.'Xl.l'll3, Presiclenl l'lI.lZ,Xl4l'l'l'Il ROBINSON. Sc-ey. .Incl 'l'r'4':xs Left 'fo rig.g'l1l': lop row: XVelclon VVilli:1n1s. llzllpll liilllllllillilllg .luck Hiellzmls, Han-olfl Cole, Alvin Custo. Seeonfl row: Robert Swanger. Marion Coon, l+'ranee5 Sellzn-s. YVinil'rerl Ilplon, cll'2lC'C Dawson, lierl Arllnn: 'l'bi1'4l row: .lobn Jewell, Vllayne Hol'stz1lle1'. Mzlrylmellm Hnbburcl. Eva Heonglmer. Tllolnzls Sellurs. Murray AlL'CillClD. 1g0ll0lIll'UXVZ 1DNVlg'l1l1ilI1L'll21l'l. Elizzlbetll Robinson, Ruby Beers. Irene Marvell. lfllberla Kelley. lfllbelyn Jenney. Absent on 2ll'CUlllll ol' sieliness when pielnre was taken: YVill- i:1n1D. Sblpnlun. CLASS COLORS: Al21g'L'lllIlilllIl Blzleli. Q0 EN EL I-II j7f17!417!77L7f45j' . Sophomore Class History ti N the year of' 1921, twenty-seven boys and girls entered the assembly room of the N. L. H. S. These pupils were classed as Fresh- men. After eight years of grammar school, and then to arrive before these INTELLECTUAL people, so full of pep that they tried to frighten the poor Freshmen. Indeed, the Freshmen were so superior in brilliance, that they rather dreaded having to spend four years with such uudignified I persons. During this year. Mr. Keay. our principal, asked what the opposite chemical substance of salt was. ' One of our brilliant pupils answered pep- per. All of these things go to prove that the Freshmen 1-lass was the smartest ever. Our first class was--linglish. VVe did not know whether we would care for this or not, but decided, after considering our teacher. that we would eondescend to like the subject a little. The first class meeting was of great importance, as we elected our ofiicers. After voting we elected .lack Richards as president. Don Seiler as vice-president, Ruth Palmer as secretary. and Robert Richards as treasurer. VVith these people as ofiicers we soon had our first party at Glorene Coleman's. The Freshman year soon passed, and we gathered into the assembly room. not as Freshmen, but as Sophomores. Now we were classed as lN- THLLICICNT CFD persons. This year began again with the linglish class, and we learned to care for the subject. There were still twentyeseven in this class. Although one person had moved away. another had taken her place. liven Don Seiler was beginning to be distinguished, for new his aim had improved so that he was able to knock a Hy ofi' from Kenneth Jacoby's ear without hurting him. Our first Sophomore party was at Dick C'arvey's, and everyone had a wonderful time. And now this class of twenty-seven is aspiring to become dignified Juniors-at last! MARIAN S. VVHITH. NN NI, III 71 El ..... ............................................ ... E1 FIUXSS 0Fl lL'l'IIiS DON Sl'IIl.l'Ili, l'1'c'si1la-lui lil l'll l'AXl.NllilC, Svc'rc'f:1l'x' I,ci'tto1-iglmtz 'Pup row: HL-lc-I1 Hilcunm. Blarizm XVhitc Glzulys Dawson. l'1liZ2lbL'H1 Hull. Don Scilcr. Sccuml row: l+'runccs Rom'b:u-li. Arla-nc P04-li. IIVVIIIZIII Puwlcs. Rohn-rt Riclulrcls, I,z1wrcm'c lizu'1'c'rt. Roluml Arthur. d V Y W lhircl row: Myron Allgoml. .Iuscph Lush. Dick C 2ll'VL'y. Mack Stcvc-11s. IQCIIIICHI .Izlcolxv lglltttllll row: KHKIITIIC' CUICIIIZUI. Allllil' IIL'11l'SUll. Dorothy 1'wllHL'l'. Ruth l':1lmu1'. Hylzl McClz1Hin. Olive Vx'z1llicr. Absent on ilCCUllIlt oi' sivkncss when picfum- was i2lliL'llZ l,n-mm l 2ll'llSNVUl'th. Alwha Gillilan. lflvclvn Hilc-mam. CLASS COLORS: Ru! and lilzwk. EN EL HI E .Hung llunlInnunullllIlnulnlulnunnlln nnunnlm rieslwmgifi Freshman Class History ll5..l HE Class of '26 started in the fall of 19141 in the First Grade with thirty-six lneinhcrs, with M1's. l.Valtz as teacher until M arch. when Miss Hclcl, as substitute, iinishecl thc year. ln the seeoncl graclc Miss Bartholinew was the teacher. Miss Shaw took charge of us in the third grzule and Miss Doucl in the fourth. Miss King' was our teacher in the fifth :incl sixth grzules. and at the close of school in May. 1920, we haul ai picnic at Hercforcl. Miss Hazard taught us in the seventh grrzule and our class was en- l:n'g'ecl by pupils from the country as all the schools were central- izecl at this tiine. Mrs. Burnworth was our eig,'litl1g'i'acle teacher. VVe have eontinuecl the custom ot' liziving' picnics and all have heen at Iiereforcl. Last fall we startccl in High School with 21 class ot' thirty- eight. Although we have only fifteen of the original nuniher. the new pupils have lnamle up for the ones who were lost hy renioval. FRANCIS LVXUN. b- EN EL III P3 E1 ....... . ............................................... .... E FLASS OFl lL'l'lliS l ll.XNi'l5 LVXON, Presimlent ARDIS .X'l'KlNSON, Sm-ey. :xml 'l're:ls Left to rig.g'l1t: top row: George Carpenter. .lznnes Norris. Everett Kinffslinrv. Luwrenee Kellev. vvilllilki' Cuwrse, Curl Crun- T' . . clzlll. Elton Robertson, Cornell Duviclson. Seeoncl row: Amos Coon, Holi Davidson, Irene Houston. .losepliine Sniitli. Lelia Laliorie. Nina Bliss. Donna Sniitli. Nornizz Snycler. Thircl row: Lneille Barnes, Clanclins Neflry. l'll'1llll'lS Lnxon. Lewis Hearson, .lolin Beattie. Harolcl Gooclnmn. Rolwerlt lVoll'e. Elizzllietli Roeliel'eller. Helen Eclwnrmls. Bottom row: Virginia Fuller. Aliee Robinson. lxl1ll'1LflH,'I'llC Sellneiter. Arclis Atkinson. .lean Bartlett. Dorothea Parnell. Blariain XVoo4l, Gwenclolyn l'arnell. George Arnolcl. Absent on zu-eonnt ot' sieliness or otller reasons wlien pieture was taken: Lewis Myers. Donzllil YV:-lilm. Doris lVliile. Evelyn Fast. Haleyon Lenox. P EN ICI, HI IA-ft to right: Mcfxxlvh, lmlflmckg Arthur. tncklt-g Scllzxrs. guarclq Grzllmin, gixardlg N11-su-11g'c:i'. tacklc: Kirktou. center: Smitli.t:1Cklcg Kcllcy tacklv: C':1pt:1in lVhitc, lmlfq B. YVhitc. cud: Rillltllkflllflll. hulfg Colt-. hzxlfg EQ-I The Football Season of l922 By HARVEY HALL 'l'HlC Now lmmlon High School ilflllllitlll fCZllll has tl goocl rccorfl this vn':1i' :xml is cvrtrxinly llflillll of the fzwt. Of tht- tl'll g.l'1llllt i schvcl- ulcrl. 1-ight 21111165 wcfrv playa-rl. :xml Ncw I,oml4m won tivo of them. Thu first gaimf of thc Munson was played with l,:1 fil'!lllgl'C. Scptmiilnel' 30th. Thr- Nm-w London hoys slmwccl up iiuvly :xml provn-xl that thcy h:ul lllxtll hswing lmrcl :xml l'l'fIl1li1l' p1':xc'tic'm'. As it was thc first game. liowcvt-r. tha-5' wt-rc h0:xlQ11 I3 to ii. Uctohci' tith. Now I.Ollll0ll wvnt to Lollclouvillc. 'Illia' two tl'1l.lllS worn' quitn' t'V0llly mntvlu-cl. holding 1-:wh othvl' to :x scorn- of 0 to 0. SCVCII days HlJll'Htilltt'l'. sinh.: St-ilcr. cmlg R,lCllJll'ilH.SlllD.1 li4ll1.xVllltt'. Clll!Ll'tt'l'2 Rzmcllc- man. half: R. N. Hogwtt. L-ouch. l EN EL HI 3, E unnn -lumnuunnununmnnmnunummnnn nnuuu E later Ashland's second team visited New London. The game was uninter- esting and badly played although New London beat Ashland 12 to 0. On October 21st, New London played Vermilion winning over them 18 to 0. The outstanding game of the season was played with VVellington No- vember 4+th. It had been customary for VVellingon to beat New London each year. The last two years the score was 87 and 97 to 0 in favor of VVelling- ton. This year they had again planned on winning and had said that they would win with a score of 100 to 0. This game was witnessed by more people than any other game of the season, there being between three hundred and Hfty and four hundred people on the side lines, nearly one hundred of these being from VVellington. VVellington High was surprised when it gained only twelve points in the Hrst half and seven in the last half. They tried ever so hard to run up a high score by using all the plays they had. New London High could not score in the first three quarters, but in the last quarter they scored two touch defwns, and failed to kick goal either time. This ended the hard fought game with a score of 19 to 12. Due to a perhaps unintentional accident. Alvin Casto, our regular quar-. ter back was disabled in the early part of the game by a broken ankle. This was a great loss to the team in this game for Byron VVhite. regular end, had to take Casey's place, and we lost a good end and a good quarter back by the same accident. Needless to say, Alvin's good work as a quarter backs, was greatly missed during the rest of the season. The game was well played by both teams. New London showed what she could do if she had to. The people of YVellington said that New Lon- don had the best coached team of any they had played this year. The squad celebrated Armistice Day by bringing home a defeat of 56 to 0 from Shelby. lfVe felt better after November 25th when wc. in turn, defeated Greenwich 38 to 6. The football season closed November 30th with the Alumni game which resulted in a victory for the High School with a score of 144 to 0. Much credit must be given Coach Hogsett.. for the achievements of the New London team this year. A member of the All American, in 1912. Hogsett. has real football experience. He was liked by all mem- bers of the squad and they were eager to work for him. Hogsett had good support and cooperation from beth the school and the business men of New London. and was enabled to put a team on the field, of which the school had a reason to feel proud. The football squad had to work for support from the business people of the town. as the school has no Athletic Association. Through the kind- ness of our public-spirited men and women of the town, enough money was obtained to furnish each member of the gridiron with a complete outfit of the finest quality We believe the season just ended is the beginning of a new era of football for New London, and we hope that the record of our team in the coming years may more than justify our prediction that the New London High School will be a foe to be both respected and feared throughout North f'entral Ohio. HARVEY HALL, 'fr EN EI, HI U nu nnnnnuuu..lunuunu-unununnnnnnu nun E TIIIC BOYS GI.i'll'I CLUB S. U. ll,X'l'l'H. llirector Loft to right: top row: Elton Rolic-rtson. IAIXVTCIICC Bzn'rett. Floyd Sntiin, Dwight Rinvhawt, Jim Smith, Lcroy Rooriiack, Robert Swanger. Mr. Hatch. Miclcllc row: Iiayiin Bliss. Jack Richzmis. Hfirvcy Lyon. Lzlwrcncc U'Hzn'a, IAZINVITITCC Kcllcy, Paul Mcssciigciz Mnrrziy McCalch. Bottom row: Lt-wis Hczirson, Donald XVolili, Thomas Sellars, .loc Atkinson, Robert Richzwcls. Herinzin Powles. .Ioscph Lash. EN EL HI 27 E nuumnunnnunnnmmn-mnmmnn nu-nmlg 'l'III'1 GIRLS' Gllili CI,l'l5 MISS NIOIIRIS, Dirm-1-Tm' l,ci'f to right: top row: Dura Scott. Dmiim Smith. limi ISL-miglwi-. lfllizziiwtli PIllii.1,Ul'0ii1y lfmwlcii. lm-:iii l,L'l'iiillS. Miss Morris. Miclcllc row: Hylz1Mc-Clafliii. lflthclyii Jcniicy. Elin-1 r:1 Kvllvy. l 1':1m'cs Fuller, Ivy Smith. Ruth Smith. B4 XVhite. Sniilh. mtfuni row: Mario I1C'2l.l'S0l1, 1Xlill'g'llCl'iJfC Schncife1',Dm'is Ruth Pzilmcr. Alicc Ruluiiismi. Virginia l iill1fi'. .Ioscphiiic P8 RN ICI, HI EI -'-----------'-----------------------'------- EI 'l'l I IC SCI IOOI. ORCH ICSTRA c-ff to 1'ig41t: l4'l'L'lIZl .Icwc'H. I,c1'oy Ruo1'ba1ck, Rz1y111u11cl 13.111 H:11'1'cy 147111. .lack RivI1:11'cls, ll0llCl't lliL'hHI'4lh ICCIIIICHI .Iacohy N Robc1't RiL'l12ll'1lS XYi0lil1iSl'SZ Firsts f Leroy lzO0l'b1lL'k Q I N Hz11'1'ey Lycm . 41-11111 s , I ffclCl'2llKllllC llllllyilll T t 1 K'-'lil'l1llCth .Iacuby l'lllll mc 'sz 1 . . acc IC 1: V4 s 1 I I 1 11 1 1 1 '1'l'0IlllNllIL -Ha1y111o11cl l3z11'1'c'ft 'iz111is11 19111121 .lcxvvff EN EL HI 29 - 'III-IIllIlIIll'I-III----l-1--1I-1l---------l---- ............ EI SCllOOl Calendar l:O1' Years l Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. 5 6 11 13 15 18 19 22 26 27 3 0 2 3 1 9 10 13 16 18 10 20 21 4 10 13 20 30 1 By LEAH PERKINS lil Oh Joyl School A! Yes! Freshmen had usual experience in getting to class. Spring tests unrolled. Rhetoricals started by a Senior girl. Dlr. Eastman first out-of-town speaker. Football started in earnest. Glee Club meeting. VVhat? 1Vhere? Freshmen party. VVhy so still? llliss hlorris says, Boys canst translate Cicero. La Grange vs. New London Hi. Score 13 to 6 in favor ot' La Grange. 1Ve'll have to work harder. One month gone. Our sympathy is with Phil. He is on crutches. Noticed in the hall a rather small Senior boy and a dark haired Senior girl. VVho? Oh! Oh! Grade cards. Don't look. VVho's ahead? VVe heat Ashland 11 to 0. Not so had. New Rules. 'elf you talkeleavcf' says Mr. Hatch. New school house under way. Every thing is running line. Big Rooter's Meeting. 1Ve wineNew London vs. Vermilion-19 to 0. VVellington heat use-too had. Are you going? N-N-No! Three tests tomorrow. Burreso cold. Had our tirst snow storm. Yum, Yum. Turkey dinner. Twenty-tive days until Xmas. Hurry. Dee Dec Jan .lan .lan .lan .Tau .I an .lan Feb Feb Feb M ar Mar M ar. M ar Apr Apr Apr A pr Apr May May May 20 May M ay EN EL HI School Calendar-Continued Vacation--Oh joy. Merry Xmas. AHappy New Year. VVhat,s your New Year's resolution, Seniors A! Harder work! VVorkl VVork! How I hate it! A Freshie. Rhetoricals a1'e going now. Second semester started. Styles discussed in Democracy class. Girls' and Boys, Glee Club had their pictures taken. Twenty on for Rhetoricals this morning. Lincoln's Birthday. Mr. Burnworth gave a very interesting talk on Lincoln. Senior Class Party out to .lzunes Slllltllai A good tiniel H Talk by Mr. Stratton. Seniors selected their Connneneenient invitations. Bliss Haza1'cl, our seventh grade teacher. died. School in a body attended the funeral of Miss Hazard. Got out early. A week vacation. Oh Joy. Spring is here. School started again as usual. Senior Class play selected. VVatch for date. Everyone out for baseball. New London played baseball with Fitchville. Score 13 to 12 in favor of New London. A game with Ruggles. Uh! Tests and exams. One nionth longer ot' School. Junior-Senior Reception. Baccalaureate. Coinniencelnent Drainatization oi' She Stoops to Conquer. Vacation is here. LEAH PERKINS. EN EL HI il E lillllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll I E Class Prophecy of Class of ,23 N. L. H. S. I.-'ill N JANUARY 32, 1940, four of our dear old classmates, Ira Hofstatter, lllabel Cole. Ruth Smith and Byron VVhite, chaperoned by Phil VVhite, stepped for the ocean steamer, Maid of the Mist, to make a six months tour of picturesque Europe. VVhile they were traveling over the vast wilds of Italy, they came upon Carl Graham, who was pursuing the wild European mice. Carl hinted ve1'y mysteriously of the strange discovery that he recently made. After some persuasion he consented to guide them to the old cave of the Sybil, which he had accidently come upon the week before. Carl introduced the group to the twentieth century Sybil, Dorothy Smith. After astonished and affectionate greetings were exchanged, she obligingly went into a trance and told them the news of their absent classmates. After a few moments hesitation Sybil told them of Leroy Roorback, who serves as a minister in Kamchatiia. Dorothy Shipman is very contented to be teaching little hopefuls of Kamchatka. Following the information that Sybil told us of Harvey Hall as a member of the Four Hundred in the city of New York. In this same city Thelma Arthur is a very ac- complished movie actress who rivals ever her predecessor. Theda Bara. In a different section of the city Ruth Russeil is a model in a wholesale millinery shop. llpon talking about Ruth Russell, naturally the subject of Paul lN1essenger's destination in life would arise. lVe iind that he is tripping over the desert sands of South Africa in search of diamonds. From Africa we go to Australia where we iind Lawrence O'Hara chaperoning a Hock of sheep on the grassy plains. and then to the one and only Gilbtrt Sprague, who is touring Lithunia as a musical comedian in Scandals of 19410. EN EL HI E lulnnnuunIlulununlnnnuulnnu E Class Prophecy - Continued Scotland is the next place of interest for ns. Here we find Donald Kirkton, who is a Captain in the c'Scottish High- landersf' The next event that attracts our attention is the excite- ment resulting from the recent Presidental Election in the U. S., during the course of which Mildred lVood was elected as the first Socialist President. Frances Fuller is domestic science teacher, cooking in the orphan asylum ot' Freda .Iewett is the matron. VVe run across a large poster stating the important event of the season which was to take place in the Town Hall ot' the city of Fitchville. The incident was the debut of Leah Per- kins as a classic dancer. She had worked for this event for the previous fifteen years. Our dear old friend, IIarvey Lyon, after hearing of the wonderful entertaimnent to be held in Fitchville, decided to honor Leah by his presence. VVhile traveling from Cleve- land to Fitchville on the train, he met the porter, Laylin Bliss. Laylin says he is very well contented, because he likes to travel and see the beautiful scenery. PIarvey told the public while in Fitehville, ot' the new Chief' of Police of' Cleveland. The Chief' is a great success. Her name is Ivy Smith. As Sybil disclosed this information to the g'roup of highly excited classmates, the newlyweds, Floyd Sutfin and Dora Scott, and .Iim Smith and Dorothy Fowdon burst into the cave and their noisy exclamations awoke Sybil or Dorothy from her transe. As the two next parties came together they all returned to our Il. S. A. and to New London to hear Ida May Cole auctioneering off the first edition of En-El-Hi of' 1923. MARION JOHNSON. DORIS HALL. ICN IGI. HI H U -------- -------------------------------'--'---------- ----- EJ Hl+1Rl+1I+'0RD IERIDGIC. 'Iliis ln'iclg.g'c is i'znnilizn' lu must ul' ns, for it is localccl in 'flin- well known lizunlct ul' I'IL'l'L'I'lOl'Kl. It is in llic vicinity ol' this ln-iclgc that picnics are usually lielrl in thc- spring. In thc winter there is gmnl voasting in the hills on L'ItlIL'l' simlc of 'thc lmriclgc. ilflxccllc-nt lislling can lm lizul in the crcc-li, which is seen Hmviilg pc'1u'c'i'1llly along at the loft side of the pic'tni'c. H ICN ICI, III XHW Ol l'.XIiK NND RlCHllDliN'l'l.XI. l7lS'l'l 1 x k .XYlCNl'l'l .XNID 3-9Ol l'Il MAIN S'I'liI'lIl S-iOl' 'I'll l'1N'l'li.XXL'l . 'l'O NICW LONDON EN EL HI 3: A Plea for Better Athletics ANY centuries have come and gone since the Grecian bards sang of mighty deeds and warriors, or rendered immortal in song and verse the athletic prowess of a Hercules, but in that dim and shadowy past there was created in the emotions of men a love of sports. a passionate admiration for one, who could accomplish something that his fellows could not do. one whose mental and physical ability made him conspicuous wherever he went. He was a hero. a super-man. the plaudits of the gods were his, to him was awarded the laurel wreathg the fruits of victory were laid in his hands. The world has changed greatly since the time of which we have just spoken, but people are much the same today as yesterday, yes. even as the-y were in that mythical age when Hercules. taking pity upon the miserable Atlas. relieved him of his burden and supported the earth on his own broad shoulders. We still admire a hero. VVe can still summon a tremendous amount of enthusiasm over the breaking of a worldis record. or the accomplishment of some impossible physical feat. VVhat has been the result? Our modern system of athletics. Vvidcly different from those previously mentioned in this article. but more in keep- ing with the needs and spirit of the times. We have no desire to inspire in the minds of our boys and girls any particular admiration for those athletics of the past. nor yet to foster on their part filly emulation of those ancient heroes. but we do believe it to be the duty of every red-blooded man and woman to stimulate a love for clean. wholesome athletics. to inspire in the minds of our young people an intense desire and determination to excel in some branch of outdoor sport. limerson said in one of his essays. You send your boy to the schoolniaster. but it is the school boys' who edulcate him. There is more truth in the statement than we are sometimes ready to acknowledge, It is natural for a child to play. and in later years when he has become a citizen of the com- munity often it is the events of the school playgrounds that stand out vividly in his remembrance. and the training. the impressions that he received from his schoolmates often outweighed and overshadowed that which he gleaned from his books. The play ground is the living school of Americanization. Here under the right kind of leadership are learned the lesson of fair play. the respect for rules. ability to meet defeat in a gentlemanly and sportsman-like manner. cooperation recognition of leadership. and the true ideals of sportmanship. These never have and never will be learned in the schoolroom. They can only to be learned on the play ground. and we firmly believe that upon the recognition of these ideals. and their inculcation in the minds of our boys and girls, rest largely the future of America. especially her industrial life. Let us then plead in behalf of the New London Public Schools. an even deeper interest on the part of the people of the Community. You are spcnding thousands of dollars annually to prepare these young people for future citizenship. lt is also your duty to sec that their physical ability is developed as well as their mcntal ability. and in no better wav can this be accomplished than by a well-developed. well-regulated course .in clean out- door sports. , . Then here in our hand and our heart. for more and better athletics in New London. MR. S. H. HA'l'C'H.Priu. N. I.. H. S. 36 EN EL H I mnnlnl nnnnnuulllllunuunulllnnuunu ulunl uluu Inlulllnluluulnlunn ullnllum YOII CAN DO BETTER. .avr VROMAN,S DEPARTMENT STORE R. H. SEILER BARBER SHOP and CIGAR STORE Try a Sta-comb Ruh or liuy it by the .Iar. It makes thc wildest hair lay down 0 H. H. HAYNES GAS. OIL. TIRES and OTHER ACCESSORIES LOCAI. SERVICE AND SERVICE BETWEEN ASI-II..-XND AND NEW LONDON FOR I URNI'I'I7RE. LINOLEITM AND RUGS S E E G. M. HIBBARD NEW 1.oNnoN, oH1o uununuun llllllllm . .J A Ira H.: Ifivant a haircut. Barber: You might as well have them all Cut. It won't cost any more. Harvey Lyon: Did you sec that Freshman girl smile at mv? Bob Richards: That's nothing. The first time I saw you I lauglicd out loud. X Eugene: If I stole a kiss would it hc petit larceny? Glort-nu: No I think it would hc grrand. NIOtl1C'l' of Ruth Smith: Young man. don't crm' let me catvh you kissing my CIZIIIQQIIICT. Sidnvy G.: No ma'am, I wou't. VVantc'd-A white girl for cooking. HL- who can lmottlc up his tcmpvr is a corker. lilvssings on thee, Freshman boy. Dirty face and mothcrls joy. Mother feeds him with a spoon. His face is QIFGCIICI' than the moon. But I will share with him his joy. For I was once a I reshman boy. Lawrcncvz Yvhat makes thc: Tower of Ifisa loan? Leah: If l knew. I'd try it. Ever atc the apple and siglicfl for clothes: VVhy can't girls now find apples like those? Teacher: A fool can ask qucstions that a wise man 0an't answer. Pupil: That's why we all flunkcd. EN EL HI E Iqllgnnlnlnllluunu unuunnln unuulllllr I I lul:nllllllllllllllllllllllll I lrnnlll I IIII IIII E NORVVALK PRODUCE CO. Cash buyers of CREAM, FRESH EGGS :md POULTRY. A COMPLETE STOCK OF FANCY AND STAP LE GROCERIES PHONE 230 UNEIV SOLES for OLD SHOES' PETER ROSIN SHOE REPAIRING EA ST M AIN S'1'REE'l' NEVV LONDON GREENHOIISE VVl1olvs:1lc :Ind Retail Growers or PLANTS AND CUT FLOVVERS RECEPTION CORSAGES A SPECIALTY SHRUIIS, BULBS :incl PERENNIALS GEO. ARPASI H O M E G R O C E Better New London 'IRS not that our popula- tion is large or Small. lt's the spirit of the people who comprise the town. HE bigger opportunities :ire most often found in smaller places. Enthusiasm pays dividends in :I small town as Weil as in a large one. NTHUSIASM, common horse sense, and elfort will make :I HRel'ter New Loudoni' THE C. 141. WARD Co The store from which good things Come. The hast fed :irc healthiest and happiest. No ons.- lives for less money than our Customers. IVhen you buy here, you can depend on our giving you just what you ask for. and you may rest assured that what you get here is good. IV. B. Broughton FIRST STREET PHONE 2314 I PHONE Ill. Ifj,XS'l' M X El........... RX 158 EN EI. HI EI ---------- -------------'--------------------------------- ------1- El THE CENTRAL GROCERY VVe handle only high- grade goods. with the prices consistent with quality. VVe have gained the eoniidenee o f o u 1' many patrons by giv- ing quality, service and satisfaction. PHONE 151 Bunn: J Freshman : Huh P Sopln:-inor1': VVhat F Junior: 1 didn't hear the questionf' Senior: 1 did not comprehend the nature of the interrogation. VVise Soph: VVhy did they make the hand of the Statue of Liberty eleven inches long? Freshie: ldonit know. VVhy? Soph: Wlell. if they had made it twelve, it would have been a foot. Mr. Hatch:- VVhat is a micro scope?'i Marybelle Hubbard: An instru- ment they use on the sea to see over a long distance. The old-time maiden used to blush and murmer eoyly. This is so sudden. but the modern ilapper looks a fellow in the eye and says. Go on. where do you get that stuff? O you think of Flowers B from a scholaristie stand- point? Say. for their beau- ty. arUstn? arrangcnient :uid quality. UCH special work with the best of materials you will find executed for dis- criminating people by MILDRED 141. SVVANGER SVVANGICR FLOVVHR SHOP PHONE 117 NHWV LONDON i......gg Mr. Hatch: VVhat was the Diet of Vvorms P Laylin B.: Lunch room spaghetti. Mr. Hatch: 1Vool is of poor quality when sheep are raised in moist eli- matesf' Roy Roorback: VVhy don't they wear raincoats PM Mr. Hatch: Prisoners are distin- guished by their striped suits and ab- sence of hair. Roy Roorback: They have hair but it is cut off. Paul Messenger: The Census Bu- reau doesn't have much to do. They only work once every ten years. . isa ar Too much corn NI s B n s makes hogs lazy. Dick Carvey: They're naturally lazy anyhowf' Miss li.: That can he true with almost anyone. ' ICN EI, HI 39 Elunulununnlunlnl nnuunnuu nunlnlluulnuunuuulunlnululnlnluuluu lllllllllllllllluam I'I'lRIOI7ICAI,bI NEVVSI'Al'ERS E LUNCHHS IXIIQAIIS B R A C Y'S FOR 'l'HI'1 NEVV EDISON Rrcllwecl Privvs on Instruments, Rt-vords NEVVS DEIIOT Nvw I.oncIon Phone 258 CON1 IiC'I'IONERY TAIEOR ICE CREAM 2 Arc you still thinking about that Spring Hat? Stop thinking! Oo and get it! VVIIQNF IVI15' at Iilln I'IIcIc1 s, of coursv. EI ,LA I+1I.DI+1R IlXCI.l7SIX'Ii M11,I,1N1iR Axn 2 IJI'1AI.ER IN NOVICI.'I'II:IS CIGA BOOTS SHOES D. R. I3 A R N IC S Nlcw 1.oNn0N, omo Yun r Putronzugsc Apprecinlml GI'1NT'S FURNISHINGS CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHING SHORT ORDERS G I I, S O N'S RES'l'.XURAN'l' .Inst Rust of thc' Post Oftif-1' RICST OF FOODS ,xxn SICRVI CIC CANDIES RS TOR.'XC'C'O FOR NICAT HA I RFITTS .NND CLICAN SHA VICS 'FRY SAM AND DAVE I2 1i.1xs'r MAIN SAVE YOUR COUPONS 5 Pm-r Font Profit Sharing A. IVHITE N CO. 110 EN EL HI Prosperous Year at the Oberlin Business College The Oberlin Business College is passing through another prosperous year. The attendance being even larger than ever. This school has now come to occupy a great place in training young men and women for business and oiiice positions and for teaching commercial branches in high school and business colleges. It has now' the highest stand- ing given to any business college in Ohio, by the state department at Columbus. It was the iirst business college to be placed upon the accredited list of Ohio colleges, in 1915, by which authority it oifers a two year teachers' commercial course which leads to the state cer- tificate. It is said to have more graduates holding certificates than all other similar schools combined. The Oberlin Business College is the school for High School students for it urges all young people to complete a full high school course be- fore entering a business college and as a result, has an older and bet- ter class of students than any other school of its kind. fhis accounts for the great reputation which this school has gained. Any of your present Seniors who think of entering a business college would do well to consider this school. Elulnuuununnnlnulnnlnunninulluinnnnnnnnnuninininnnllnluunuluul nun Philip Vvhite was heard to ask Clau- dius Nedry, VVhere do you live Pi' Claudius quickly replied with this ques- tion, IVhy do you want to know P I haven't any sistersf, Mr. li.: 'Wve will have a written lesson today. Up goes a frantically waving hand. Mr. B.: VVell, James? James Smith: VVill we need paper and pencil, sir? Heard in Biology class: Miss Mor- ris: Now will each student in thc class name one of the lowest classes of insects. beginning with Kenneth Jacoby F Laylin B.: I wish Savonarala had been a Spaniard. Phil: VVhy? Laylin: VVell. that's what I said he was on my examination paper. VVe hear Phil VVhite plans to com plete his education by marrying. He will! And another reason for Frances Fuller's mind being cleaner than almost anyone else's. is that she changes il oftcncr. I Leroy R.: Do you have to get a 1 license before you get married or after- wards P E Mr. Hatch: I would advise you to get some definite information on the subject before longf' Paul M.: I would like to be the very ground that Freda walks upon. Murray: That would never do. She would get stuck in the mudf, Six foot porch swings all remind us. Three foot swings would do as well. EN EL HI 411 Z A X? Av-':,..3w'ufff- . . Wmjfk-f44r,y,,wS A X W 64 f f '.v '-w1i0f -.-:.'iI-If2f,fEQ5,1 64f:61.,fZ724 JH M01-'Fn,. Q., :A SQL X Y, yd zmdf' .xv I mf 4210. 'Q xx ,sn , it 4.4 1- .. ..-.- .4 'NfZ,f-M A, 7 v t x My X 'N .J-W' wiv' ..'-5.511 :-I'-f.3.'I4I' g-'zi' ,,, ? g?igli, ': 'I - 1-i'uAv K 1 N Q4 Y 9, -1 'V M 'A'A -F1if:5,3. f.5-'Q5-.1 4 H A ' 'W f9 'i.1r:f1Tf1'..-,. f, Q xx N , 1 . I! J, Q' MX Q' -1134-if. L 'W is . -f b N '-1':'E.51' f Y ' ff v ' ,, U, .,,v b A Al.. .nm y, , 1, .Nv. , AQ 55'-Iliff-'-12' A L X , ,'1f'-1':':'HlIzm .ll fqfix :E,Ef'2 -fl'-If,7554. 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Vlllmt are your intentions ? .luck R.: Never to do it agziin, sir. VVhen Paul Messenger gave the mor- al of the story They all flop sooner or later. he evidently voiced his own motto. Did you full? said I1 man rushinf: to the rescue of :i woman who slipped on the icy street. Oh. no. she said. I just sat down to sec if I could find any four-lr-:if eloversf' Miss Johnson: lVh:it is the future of 'I love?' H Bright Freshie: A divorce. Mr. Hatch: YVho enn give me a fu- mous date in History? Soph: Anthony's date with Cleo- pzitrn. PFEIFFER and JONES CASH GROCERY IVe handle goods that are of the best, :ind we sell them at prices which everyone 1-:in afford. These facts coupled with excellent service, show why you should trade with us. A. ll. JONES Proprietor ......i.E1 Snowball: Say! black boy, it seems to me 'at I've saw yo' face be- fm:-ref' .Iames Norris: Reckon you has cause thatis where I've been wenrin' it :ill my lifef' l In the dark last night I met her And took from her ax kiss, And the sweetness of the nectar O'er swept my soul with bliss: lint today I have :1 feeling A taste that's clear and keen. Aitd it tells me that the nectar XKYIIS cold cream and glyeerine. I y l Junior: I :un doing' my best to get ahead. l Teacher: Goodness knows you need one. l ' FINIS. w l If you e:1u't laugh at the jokes of the age. then laugh at the age of the 1 jokes. EN EL HI +3 lnnuu - umnImmnunummmuunnuunuuuun ununumE LI-:T Us SNL1. YOU CLOTHING AND 14'IL'RNISHINGS AND YOU WVILL ms P1,14:As1a1m K I N G'S R A 'K 141 R Y Every kind of lligll-g'l'a1lc' Baked Goods. couple-cl with Service. insure in our P2ltl'0llS all that is mm- sistent with good busim-ss BIRTHDAY AND VVICDDING czxmcs A sP14:Cl.xL'1'Y W. B. MESSENG-!f1R THE C'I.O'I'HIlfZR Plwm' 265 E ,nu uuunnm THE UNIVERSAL CAR FORDSON LINCOLN GICNUINIC FORD PARTS. TIRES AND 'l'l'l3l .S Af'C'l ,SSOR,IliS. VULCANIZING AND RICPAIRING W. E.. BRANDT PHONE 25 NICVV LONDON, OIHO Jil EN EL HI munnun In lluall munmu mnuuum a num unnnnu nmum lllp . ll.p................. U ,,,,,,,,,,,H,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,El For Quality I'hotog'raphs K A R O L Y N AND ' T H E A T R E Expert Ifmlak lfinishing VVe have installed inodern projection machines and a SEE gold fihre screen. No bet- M. E. GRAVES IVatches, Diamonds Jewelry. Iflountain Pens FIRST-CLASS VV.-X'l'CI-I RICPAIRING The Jewelry Store Around the Corner C. H. M ARQI IART r11orR1ifz'1'0R Three Reasons NVhy You Should Trade :lt THE COLONIAL IA--YVe Sell Quality 2-Our Prices Are Right 3-- Our Service is she Best THIC COLONIAL STORIC NEW LONDON, OHIO Sunkist Oranges and Lemons ED M. ESKER PRINTING CO. NORXN'Al,K, OIIIO Printing. Ruling' and Bookhinding This issue of lin ICI Hi from our press May we serve you? mulls!! ter projection anywhere. VVIC USE ONLY TI-IE BEST OF PICTURES Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday RALPH R. RIPLEY l CITY GARAGE ,xU'l'HOR1zI41o CIIHVROIE1' .l.Jli.XI,l'1RS VVatch Us Grown SUPERIOR MODEL ROADSTER ............ ............... 510.00 TOURING ....... .... 5 25.00 COUPE .................... 680,00 SEDANIi'l l'E ......,...,.. ,.,, 8 50.00 SEDAN ..,...........,....,.,,.,. ,,,, 8 60.00 LIGHT DELIVERY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 510,00 UTILITH EXPRLSS ....,.,.,,,,,,,, 575.00 F. 0. is. Flint, ivni-li. Accessories and Chevrolet Parts Tire and Tube Repairing R. N. HOGSETT rROPRiu'1'0R llnlunm EN EL HI Their Autographs V A 4 f , f' Q wi J Qiwmi, 'M CMM, NK M me ,.,w, 4, LQ -Q 1 Mm' ,xQ,g.4lQfL -- JX- , I , , ,,,?c , I W- 46. 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