Patricksburg High School - Memories Yearbook (Patricksburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1933 volume:

Memorzes Class of 1933 Patrzcksburg Hugh School Q by the of the Patricksburg, Indiana L IIHHHIIHI ' -Z -I MEMORIES APHI 1933 Patrlcksburg Hlgh School Patrlcksburg Ind April 1933 THE STAFF Wavel Waddell Gene Maegerleln V1rg1n1a Slndlmger Carl Fulk Melvm Oberholtzer Ruth Curtls LIIIIRH Oberholtzer Carl Fulk Harold Calahan Edltor BUSINESS Mgr Advertlsmg Advertlslng Athletxcs Plctures Personals Personals Jokes Mlss Drlftmeyer Sponsor WE CAN WE MUST WE WILL Qs-W OW that we are leavlng Sf school frlends and our be 71 Q loved scnool we as Semors feel that we want to leaxe an CXDTGSSIOH of our motto to the school The expression WE CAN means that we have the ab1l1t5 'These two words though small ln sxze have almost an unequaled mean but as long as we have th1S keynote to all hard problems we w1ll meet trem saymg WE CAN WE MUST and WE WILL OUR J ANITOR fxq LD FRANKIE' What a man lt He can look at a blackboard and tell you when It was lthe low down on the coal p1le He IS the only bemg ln the Umted States that understands the school heatmg plant Nothxng escapes h1s watchful eye and no one ever tells h1m what 'to do He senses the thlng that needs lto be done and does It He llkes all klds and has the knack of gettmg ln good w1th them be they good or bad They may stretch h1s blue suspend ers and k1d w1th h1m about h1s teeth but they eventually rr'1nd mg No one can accompllsh anythxng what he says He lS good to everyone or achleve success wlthout ab1l1ty land partlal to none All look allke to All of our great men have had ablllty and they used It or they could not have succeeded WE MUST means that after we have the ablllty we need the determlnatlon to accompllsh our alm WE WILL shows a wllllng ness and determlnatlon to accompllsh what we have set out to do We must have wllllngness and wlll power to go wlth ab1l1tv and the feeling of 1espons1b1l1ty or we shall not attaln success We the Semors shall take thls motto wlth us when we leave hlgh school Our llves ln future years may hold for each of us many hardshlps, h1m even the Hlgh School Inspector When told to shake hands wlth that dlgmtary Frankle rubbed the coal black from h1s hand to hls pants leg and exclalmetl O Hello Frankle has two great loves a clean orderly school and a package of long greens He IS stlll wlthout teeth though repeated efforts have been made to secure h1m a set thru State Aid Our Jamtor' Just one m a hundred The old school takes off 1ts hat to a gentleman a frlend and a workman who knows hls work and loves to do It well By Mr Davldson 'I' + , . 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Semor HAROLD CAL-XH-XX Pxevcent Joll Q Bfx lletball Ixan 01 Cemge ln the Cla pln Sununglx qulet 1nd hy but popu lar wlth the x.,11l Too bad Betty moucl RLTH Cl RTIS Vue PI6SlCl6I'lt Glee Club N11 O Ha1a ln the clasQ plflw One of ou1 athleta and beautv ope1ato1'S S01 0 llkes ou1 llttle boy GENE M-XEGERLEIN Sec1tary Buwneb Nlanager Glee Club ESther IH the claw play Cmms Qlde kxck Takes all he1 W0lk Qcrlouilw and hai a hablt of mak IH good grain LILLIAN OBLRHOLTLLR TIEHSUICI Pusbnals Glee Club Patty thc new pape1 1' 1orte1 111 the glass play and thc leadlng lady of oux play but yea1 competent ke per of our fmanws W-XNLI VN -XDDELL ElltOl Better noun a Tmw e ow Mabel 01 Ruthq In fact hes mge to ll the girls WODKlQl why 1ts N0 hald fo hlm to Stax .ma e on Nloncdy mmnlnp. Deteatne B11.a1 ID the play 0u1 .11t1st ' 99 ' . V.-1 ,D . . . . . - 1 . , ,., .S' - ' ' 1 'V ' - ss zj. 1' ' j ' z s ' - v' ,' . S. V, . 'P -1 ' ' ' . fj. ' 1 is ' .. 'I , . U . ' 17 . ' -.- . . - , . a 1 K , - . ' :S . 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Senlors OO CARL FULK Advertlsmg Personals Bas ketball Captam-Jlmmy m last year s as well as thls year s class play A good sport and a real ball player Macs shad W V0 IRGINIA SINDLINGER Advertlsmg Glee Club Yell Leader Have you any thmg to sell' Just call on Sadxe Can take any crazy part IH a play Always around when help IS needed Lots of fun Grandma m the play OOQ -Club-Valerie ln the Semor play Popu lar wlth the boys but beware' D1d you see that rmg MABEL EVERLY Hlstorlan Mrs Snlp per ln the play The glrl wlth the blg brown eyes and the mxschlevous glggle Interested m a certam red head N wonder she and Lorene are such pals f fd RAYMOND LONG-Wlll Maker Basket ball Dr Paul m the play Certamly can make love Has eyes for only one-a certam sophomore Q Q0 o V . . , . , ,- - 1 0 . . V 1 T . . , CHARLOTTE CHAPPLEfP'1'0phet, Glee 4457 - - . .3 SGHIOTS MELVIIN OBERHOLTEZER Athletlcs Basketball LOUIS Awf in the class play And was he off' To be wlth you IS hap plness Meanmg who? Ruth Casslda cr Feln Long INELLIE OBERHOLTZER Jokes Glee Club Evaleens pal Qumet but we under stand thexes an attzactlon at Clay Cxty PAULIINE WHITE Glee Club Pollv our beautlful red head Quxet but stlll watexs run deep WILNIA BRYANT Glne Club Another artlstf xn ou1 class Very xndustuous Al ways carrles a load of books wlth her EVALEEN BONNEWELI Qulet and very shy but we know theres an outslde at tractlon 47' Snapshots 'lx 'qs-eL,X Sh 215,296.49 Y' gvzlof NA... Class Hlstor WW fBy MABEL EVERLYJ On a brxght September mornmg 111 the year of 1929 seventeen happ, Freshles presented themselses at Patrlcksburg Hxgh School 1n search of knowledge Thev met and selected the followmv OITICQFS V1rg1n1a Smdllnger Presxdent MPIVIH Oberholtzer VICE President Gene Maegerlem Secretarv Doxa Powell Treasurer At thls meetlng purple and whlte were c osen as t1e class colors The motto I Can I Must I W1ll was selected A heated algument arose over the ChO1C9 of a f ower that would represent the class The boys wanted the dandellon but the glrls demanded somethmg more refmed Slnce no lmmedlate need was seen for the flower the cholce was postponed untll a later date The flrst great event for the Rhlnes was the m1t1at1on ThlS was excltlng for the other classes but a llttle hard on the class 1n1t1ated Dm mg thls year attendance partles were glven every two months Two of these partles were gxven 1n honor of the Freshmen The Fres imen bought play books entltled Beads on a Strlnv but taxled to UIVQ the play These books were bought by the Senlors of 1 but up to the present wr1t1ng the books have not been pald for The basketball tournament was lost bv the Freshles to the Senxors The Freshman volley ball team however was very good Although memorv falls us no doubt the yolley ball tournament was won by them All the Fresmes were sorxv to lose Robert lVI1ller who qult school at the end of the Freshman Vear An operetta The Toreadors was gnen durlng thls year and a large number of the Freshmen took part On class nlght the Freshmen presented two numbers The flrst was a burlesoue of Pvramus and Thlsbe and the second was an lm1tatl011 of a CIHSQIC dance gn en b Rob M1ller and Melxm Oberholtzer 'N , 4 . l. 9 ac - n Y - - ' . 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In the flrst meetlng of the Sophomore year the class chose the fol lowmg offlcers Carl Fulk Presldent Wavel Waddell Vlce Presldent Raymond Long Secretary Melvln Oberholtzer Treasurer The class co'ors were changed to orchld and gold and the yellow rose was chosen as the class flower Durlng thls year the class m9mbQTShlp made several changes Allcc Sproat left P H S to attend school at Oaktown Indlana Woneta Young left school to take up housekeepmg The lucky fellow was Paul Stantz Doya Powell left P H S for Ben Davls Hlgh School The cass deep's regretted the loss of each of these members About the mlddle of the year Harold Calahan from Freedom 1omed the class At the same tlme Ray mond Long decxded to take a sencesters vacatlon so Llllxan Oberholtzer took over the Job of secretary The Sophomores gave a party m honor of the basketball team Thls was the onlv soclal event of the vear The basketball tournament was lost to the J umors Durlng this vear a number of the class members took part IH the operetta Hulda of Holland The class closed tne year Wlth a wemer roast over on Rattlesnake Has anv member forgotten the flat tlre UD Paul Teague s carload enjoyed? When the Jumors first met the followlng offlcers were elected Paul Teague Vlce Presxdent Mabel Everlv Secretary L1ll1an Oberholtzer Treasurer T e two new members added at thls tlme to the class were Ruth Curtis of Honev Creek and Vxrgmla Chambers of Evansvllle V1rg1n1a remalned Wlth the class for onlv the Jumor vear A receptlon was g1ven by the Jumors m honor of the SBHIOTS Thls w1ll alwavs be remembered as the greatest undertakmg of the Jolly J umors A play was also glven durmg thxs vear entltled Jlmmy Be Careful The fmanclal status of the class was ralsed by the sale of pop corn at the basketball games and also by the sale of P H S penc1ls The Jumors won t e class tournament and celebrated lt wlth a welner roast at Maegerle1n s Grove The class especlally Mxss Drlftmeyer had a great tlme blaymg Flv Sklppy Fly over the powed ground and ln the woods On class nlght the Junlors contrlbuted a barn dance to the entertamment In September 1932 when school started flfteen Semors were pres ent The class had lost one member Paul Teague who entered Spencer Hlgh School Charlotte Chapple from Brazll 1o1ned the class . ' , - . , y ' . . . . . A . T ru' 1 l , 1. I u 1 - - 9 ' . KK - 77 ' ' , . . , . - T X.l,. Wavel Waddell ...................... President 11 . ' ' ' ' . . . . H . ,Q v. 1 ' , 1 a n ' a . ,1 . . . KK ' ! !7 ' ' ' ' ! 7 ' ' KK ' 97 I ' - . 7 -. Xl.l- r V 1 . l ' ' ! 7 The Seniors met and elected the following officers: Harold Calahan .................... President Ruth Curtis .................... Vice-President Gene Maegerlein .................... Secretary Lillian Oberholtzer .................. Tre-asurer This year brought many outstanding events for the Seniors. On Sep- tember 13 the. invitations were selected. On September 16, the class de- cided to wear caps and gowns at the Baccalaureate exercises and Com- mencement. About this time, the publication of an annual was discussed. All the class favored the undertaking if the financial side could be ar- ranged After flgurmg very carefully plans for an annual began to take form The Jewelry was selected and It arrn ed the day before Thanksgiving A volley ball tournament between the four classes was won by the Seniors In order to raise money for class needs the Seniors sold P H S pen cils candy and the school seals which were mherlted from the Seniors of 32 The class attended Senior Day at Indiana State Normal Terre Haute on February 23 All had a very enjoyable time The Seniors gave a play on March 17 and 18 entitled Business Picks Up Baccalaureate SQPVICQS were held Easter Sunday April 16th Rex Swarens was chosen by the class to delner the address The music con sisted of a Cantata given by the Girls Glee club Mr Davidson our honorable principal selected Mr M E Foley an excellent speaker and lawyer of Indianapolis to deliver the Commence ment address on Thursday night April 20th Miss Driftmeyer was the sponsor of this class for all four years of its history So ends the four years of high school for the most industrious class which has ever graduated from Patricksburg High School ik! 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CHICHCJHY CBV f ENE MAEGERLEINJ QEPTEMBER We gathered ln the halls ot P H S to acqune the last year of out hlgh school knowledge The Semors had thelr flrst class meetmg They elected Haxold Cala han presldent Ruth Curtls NICQ presxdent Gene Maegerleln secre tary and Lxlllan Obelholtzer treasurer The Freshles are countlng the days unt1l Chrlstmas yacatxon starts Coach McCallum calls for basketball players The Senlol class IS well represented Freshmen were guests of honor at a party g1y en by the upper class men Ey ery one reported a good tune ey en lf It dld ram Ask the Freshxes how green perslmmons taste We accepted thc Freshles as full fledged members ot P H S Monday mornmg IS a D001 tlrne to ask a sleepy Senlor to glye a report However Mac IS no respecter of PQIQOHS theretore the Health class gaye reports Semors declde to weal cans and gowns for Commencement The Glrls Glee Club IS verv YY16'OdlOl.lS thes days Semors are glad that Frlday comes but once a week as Mac lnsxsts on g1y1ng a test ln Health every Frlday For the tlrst tlme the Senlor cry Candy for Sale could be heard The teachers are happy over thelr txrst pay day But a lone Senxol OCTOBER Report cards are handed out and do the led letters show up No not much 6-The prlnclpals of the county XlSlt Mr Day ldson Eyeryone IS becomlng lnterested m polltlcs Two Senxors attended a polltlcal meetmg The students of the Goyernment class haye turned Soclallsts slnce they haye studled the SOC12l1Stb State Platform The gxrls basket ball team ploy es to be a blg dlawmg card Pats play fwelr flrst basketball game of the season Flllmole took us mto camp by a smgle polnt margln Thls was a good day tor ducks But why doesnt Dutty follow ou! example and let us sleep IH peace? C0mlHg soon Jlggs and 'vlaggle and then' tull show Two days yacatlon ahead The teachers are gomg to Ind1anapol1s fol Teachels ASSOC13t1OH maybe Clay Clty B yyas the y1ct1m of our tast t1aye'1ng basket tObS9lS The teacwers are back agaln and look none the worse atter thexr t11p . h I L . . . U - v 1 1 '9 ' 9 1 ' ' 9 l y a Y v . v v '1 - . Y I I r . ' .v . . . . 1- . ' . l I . A . -. . -A . L . . . U v . .Y . , ' . 5 1 ' Y ' ' 1 v 1 1 . , . . I 0 Y - A . c . . . V . . ,N i A ' , A s .. . . Y ,, V ,, T U ! ' H U . .. Y- Y . Q ' 66 , , V!! sxghs, Only sey en more months of school. T . ' . K V . , y V . . I. A VY v . . . ,w i ' x Q . , ' . .' , 1 ' ' , , Q ' Q W T L A t v- . r n I ' , , ' V v 9 - v . 1 l - , ' . ' . I 1 X - , U ' A T- nv 1 ' ' V' , V v ' 1 A ' ' ' ' ' , . . V 9 , ' v . V' ' ' W . . ' - N Q I . , ' , . . ' ' -' i . T - ' The Semors all but dlssolved partnershlp today wh1le chooslng thexr Jewelry As usual the boys had thelr way Mr Moore gave the Freshmen thelr I Q tests The fxghtlng Shppery Eels sprung back and defeated Pats by a score of 30 to 13 Halloween We all washed our faces and came to the school house to w1n a prxze Our efforts were ln vain as Mac won the prlze NOVEMBER Fveryone IS busy llstenmg to pOllt1C3l speeches Only seven more days and the suspnse w11l be over for four more years The Semors recexve word that thelr class Jewelry w1ll arr1ve ln three weeks Our game wlth Qumcy was an easy vlctory Flllmore lads met Pats on the hardwood A thrlllmg game was played wxth three overtlmes and the score stlll tled ELECTION DAY' We had a vacatlon whlle the facultv went home to vote HELLO ROOSEVELT' SO LONG HOOVER The season s flrst snowflakes were flymg today The hlgh school had an Armlstlce program The Pats were handed a defeat by Van Buren Semors candy supply IS gettlng blgger and better all the tlme Snowballs were flvmg thlck and fast on the schoolground today Pats clashed wlth thexr rlval Bowllng Green and were defeated by them whlch IS the Second tune ln hlstory Sleepy Monday' Too much Wheeler and Wool ey last mght In a vote of the hlgh school Engllsh proved to be the most practlcal subgect taught The Semors Jewelrv arrlved Dr Xocum gave us our Schlck tests for dlphtherla Cory pald us a VlSlt and defeated the varslty but Pat s B team came out vlctorlous Thanksgxvmg vacatlon started Back agaln Yea I had a swell tlme at Grandma s The Advanced Grammar class was glven an extreme'v ong sentence to dlagram Thev sent 1n an order for newspaper on whlch to dla gram the sentence Rev Swarens gave an mterestlng talk to the hlgh school on Psy chology DECEMBER Class meetxngs without sponsors are mysterlous The classes drew names Semors declded that hfe wasn t so bad after all Thev dldnt have a test IH Health thlS week The Semors had another dl agreeable c ass rfeetmg It looks as 11 Drlfty w1'l be without a Chrlstmas present lf Tlnv and Calahan don t soon declde somethmg Hlgh school was lnformed that exams were to be he d ln two weeks O' Happy Dav' . - Y . , . T 0 ,- , , Y ' J K I I . JL' T . T ' Y ' Y ' , . . i. . 1. ' ' I , ' . . , . . . . T . . . . . l ! ! , . -.. . S l I . . . I 1 . , . . v - , .- t . . 4 L . . . . . . ,W ' 9 ' ll ' ! Y! l . , . ' 1 . - 7 ' .... , . A . . . , . , . . , . . . -- , S . A . . . . . . . ' , . . ' I 4 . , 7 , 8-benlors start the sale of annuals Freedom met us on the hardn ood and we finished on t e short end of the score Seniors have sold three foulths ot their annuals Freedom s Sunshine Club sang for Parent Teachers' Meeting Semor Girls have their first experience of teaching school Senlors started their advertising agents We all wish them luck 16-The weather man seems to think that this is Alaska and the mercurx goes to 10 below nothing Pats waited six weeks to defeat Cory anl they sure did We are all getting good Onlv six more days until Santa Claus comes We are feeling bad What the flu hasn t the C0m1Hg exams have We survived half of our exams mavbe we will survive the other half Our exams are over and are we glad? The grade operetta was not presented on account of sickness The Freshness gave the high school a Christmas party and Santa Claus WlSlt8d us at the party and gave out our gifts JANUARY Happy New Year' Everybody is back after their vacation which was veI'V enjoyable We are all busy on the last lap of the school year Senior salesmen came home- with some ads Seniors chose their class play Business Picks Up pals meeting 6-Qumcy came to play basketball with the Pats and did we wallop them an even fifty to seven' The Economics books arrived and we had our first class today A very large crowd attended Parent Teachers meeting to see the Negro Minstrel given by the town boys being conducted by Mrs Davidson The Gir s Glee club sang ln public for the first time The chorus members began singing their solos for voice tests It s hard on you lf you have a weak heart The girls basketball team demonstrated some new plays today Friday the thirteenth and luckv for us Jinks Freedom boys met the Pats on the Pats floor and did we get our rex enge Pats 37 Free dom 29 We had school todav to make up for Election Day We had a volley tourney and of course the SENIORS won Mr Woodward Herff Jones representatne came to see us and gaxe us a full page ad for our annual Basketball boys went to Spencer to practice in their gym We are all prepared to take the tourney The Seniors had an almost successful class meeting Wabash Valley Tourney' We defeated Jefferson Township 31 to 13 Basketball boys pose for the photographer then play their second game in the tourney with the countv seat lads They proved too much for us and vuon 31 to 18 + '-- + 9- if i ' ' It 12-, ' A , I . - . - - .. 13- 3 ' - ' , 14- . . 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' . 21- ' g ' SOPHONIORE CLASS A , FRFISHNI .XX VIASS The annual staff was appointed We start poslng fol the photoglaphcl The Semoxs are on thelr homeward lap Only tw elye mole weeks and hlgh school responslbllxty IS oy er Fnst led letter day ln the new semestex FEBRL ARY Start shly erlng agaln The gloundhog saw hls shadow ' Pats played thelr last rome game Bowllng Green was humbled aftel a hard battle Dufty was seen w1t1 a tape measure but she was onlv YYICHSUIITI the Senlors for thelr cans and gow ns SQHIOIS began collectmg then ady eltlslng money The Sophomores threw a U zrty for thelr mtxmate frlends The Semoxs took snapshots fol the annual Tre characters were selected for the play and the Baccalaureate speaker was chosen Valentxne Day ' The mallman was kept busv 15-The Unholy Three had a party Ha The Senlors had thelr tlrst play practlce A Washlngton program was gly en by the hlgh School and faculty The Semors attend Semor Day at I S T C They all enyoyed the plofram and ask V11g1n1a xt the hot tamales were good The undel classmen pose tor the photographer MARCH VN e wonder whv Tlny sprawled all oy er the floor Perhaps too much escort aftel p ay practlce Pats w on thelr flrst game of the tourney by outclasslng Qumcy Pats play ed the best game of the tourney when they outplayed Cory They were nosed out bv Van Buren ln the afternoon session 'Ihe Senlors drew the Qophomores ln the class tourney Too bad S0ft19Sl MISS Drlftmever threatened to send three Semor g1rls home fol causmg a dlsturbance 1n the assemblv Btlt she dldn t HURRAH for the SENIORS' WE won the class tourney Basketball season closed Hello marbles and baseball The mock tr1al gn en by the hlgh sc wool puplls at P T A was emoy ed by all 17 18 The Senlor class play BUSINESS Pxcks Up was plesented to the pubhc APRIL 16-Baccalauelate SGIWICQS Rey Swalens dellyered the selmon The Gxrls Glee club rendel ed the cantata Sprmg Cometh 20 Commencement nlght How wonderful' The SGHIOYS dlgnlty was well blought out by the caps and gow ns they wore 21 Oux hlgh school davs are oyel And all ends well ' 4'- h' + l 24- ' ' . 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O 3 1 X f , 5 9 Q 8 GSS 7 i r '35 me .'0. .nm Q fBy RAYMOND LONGJ iS E THE MEMBERS OF THE 1933 CLASS of Patrlcksburg High School fearing that our days are numbered and that our end 5' is near at hand professing to be of sound mind and bodv do hereby state and make public our last will and testament We will our tournament taking ability to the Freshmen They need it To Florence Cahall we will Charlotte Chapples good looks and wise ways Charlotte will need tnem no longer as she is to be married soon Raymond Long wills his place on the basketball team to Wilbur Young Ruth Curtis wills her part in the hair beautifving trade to Harrison Miller He should prosper To Renos Johnson we beoueath Wavel s abi ity to study an houi on his mathematics by sitting on it Pauline White wills her red hair and freckles to Sibyl Collins demus Mabel Everlv wills her love for John Norris to Betty Laymon on con d1t1on that if Bettv moves away she will turn it over to Ruth Cassida Virginia Sindlinger wi ls her readv smile and winning ways to Irene Greenwood We as a class bequeath to Floy Addy a rex erslble seat so she will not have to sit in a twisted position to see Toots Ruth Curtis wills her love for Terre Haute and her fllrtatious vxaxs to Mildred Galimore Gene Maegerlem wils her studlous nature and love for English to Lester Mitten Carl Fulk wills his place on the basketball team to Vhllie Orman To Paul Bolingei and Wilbur Bonnewell we bequeath a large quantitv of Dr Hess Aromatic Foot Balm to be applied twice daily 15 To our friend Lloyd Ewell Virginia Sindlmger wills her vocal chords to be used in singing cow box songs 1 ' O 0 Y , 6 o g . X-' . ' 1 .j Q . . 1 121' X Q R , 1 u , . 9' n , . s , l Q N ' L l Q .Q . , I . i 'J' ri , ' U , 1. Q u o . A . . 1 . 2. , ' A ' ' 1 4. . . u . . . . A . . 5. , - ' ' ' 7. Melvin Oberholtzer wills his place on the basketball team to Nico- 8- D . . - 9. n 4 n . 1 N .1 - u 7- 1 I 10. , , ' ' ' 11. b . . . . V 12. ' ' I ' 13. ' ' - - 14. ' ' ' ' , ' l . ' . Raymond Long wills his ability to solve geometric problems to Frances Newport. Wavel Waddell wills his books to Harrison Miller. Wavel says, I never studied them and if I thought you would, I wouldn't give them to you. Carl Fulk and Melvin Oberholtzer will the joint ownership of their Public Speaking book to Silas Boyer Harold Calahan wills his Economics text to Peb McCartei and his basketball shoes to Pauline Grafe Lillian Oberholtzer wills her teaching abilitv and her loye for children to Irma White Nellie Oberholtzer wills her fountain pen and seat to R G Carr The seat is to sit in and the pen IS to figure out how to get out of work Wilma bryant wills her long hair to Maithetta Humble and her quiet manner to Glen Summerlot To Mrs Davidson the sponsor of the Freshman c ass vse will a sum of money with which to buy the wolume How to Make a Sure Thing Out of an Impossibility Mary Troth we will Evaleen s ability to break the camera Toots we will an alarm clock and a bed in the furnace loom so will be at school at 8 20 our noble coach and mathematics teacher we bequeath 2 cents on condition that he collects it before April 1 1933 We put it in the bank two years ago To Mr Davidson our worthy principal we vull Dr Hoodlum s book Kids and Snakes Last but not least we will Miss Drfitmeyer our world wise sponsoi the pleasure of remembering us who haxe made her famous lust by being in charge of such a class w is ig llliww 1, .kg Q , I . . , . , V . . . 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El I H ,aff 4- - , M- W wr A WW, + Class Prophecy Nwmwdtgfggi- 'Q-iffff, QU' 'xii' ' lBy CHARLOTTE CHAPPLEJ ff 31 S THE FAMOUS FOO CHO0 fM8lVlH Oberholtzerj gazed 1nto the f large crystal ball before h1m he muttered several words whlch later were recognlzed as the foretellmg of the prophecy of the Senlor Class of 33 from Patrlcksburg ThlS prophecy told that saw Coach Jakle Fulk wlth h1s basketball squad on the fleld ready to play a wonderful game of Blowball As we leave the Owen County Plckle Farm we see Mabel fEverlyJ Snootsmger m a qulet llttle white farm house on the hxll feedmg her crew beans that were left over from dmner the day before And what do we have here? murmured Foo Choo ani low and behold lf It wasnt Paulme Whxte running a hot-dog' stand on wheels her poor old nag Flossy Just about fagged out And the way Paullne was beatmg the poor thlng was a s1n She was on her way to Hollywood to cook for Vlfglnla Slndlmger who has now taken the name of Sadle Blake and has Jomed the famous movle team of Marle Dressle1 and Polly Moran Bov oh bov what a knock out Sadle has made for at thexr flrst performance she mlssed her target and knocked out four cops wlth a can of sour kraut' But she IS dolng flne now and IS behaving splendxdly smce they started thelr new mcture called Reducmg At dear old Purdue we fmd Professor Wavel Wmston Waddell teach mg a branch of SOC13l Sclence called Courtsh1p Just a new subgect to be taught and 1n whlch evervone IS mdulgmg We flnd MISS N lppxe Snooper lRuth CUITISJ 1n her new Moderne Beaute Shoppe She IS now demon stratlng the newest method of enamellng your teeth so they w1ll match your dress or costume and she has a speclal on permanent waves for men who have unrulv ha1r Alfred McCallum here S Vour chance' Next we fmd Raymond Long Wlth hls long strlng of l1ttle Longs all wlth a palr of dentlst phers nractlsmg on each other They certamly are followmg m the footsteps of the Long No 1 di 3' 'ie 'Tb If A I 7 115 ' A' V 'za , 'K X 'f' 'iw :of w e XJ' F. 2 3 in ' KC Y, ? ' . ' which would take place twenty years hence. As he gazed and muttered he u ' ar ' ' ' ll Y! ' , . . , . . ll !7 , I . . , . . , . . . 3 CK !! ' ! ' . ,, . ,, . . . . n - ll ' Y! ' . 9 ! . Y ! . u . u Q KK n ,, - . - U . H . . . - Y . . . . . . . ,, . . ,, ' ' T tl Y! ' - g . . , . . ' 1 , ' Y Madame .Iuha Wottasnozzle the wafe of the famous mventor CL1ll1an Oberholtzerj has a cute llttle dress makmg establlshment on East Clothes l1ne Avenue ln Punkmsvllle where she IS especxally fme m rlpplng and cut tmg holes so they can be patched We now flnd the refmed Wilma Bryant ln the mountams of old Ken tucky teachmg the poor llttle mountaineers whlch am t had no eddlca t1on We see her down the ravme on a beast of burden wxth her goodly book under her arm and her ham sandwlch 1n the other hand And who IS thls agent walkmg down the street wlth hxs brlef case gomg from door to door pestermg all the housewlves? Behold' It lS the one and onlv Harold Calahan agent for the Wecheetem Cheetem 8x Com pany taklng orders for fence post holes stove plpe holes and checkered pamt 1Next we see Mlss Gene Maegerlem m the role of head nurse at the Fhppant Flymg Flea Hospltal ID Fleaton As we enter a certaln room Mlss Maegerlem IS carefully dressmg a fractured thlrd fmger on the left hand of Mrs Alexander Almo Albert Alderman Flea and as she xs domg th1S she says the fracture was caused bv Mr Alexander Almo Albert Alderman Flea because he couldn t flnd a weddmg ung large enough for Mrs Alex ander Almo Albert Alderman Flea s fmger So he broke her fmger so that he could put the rmg on xt and marry her' Say whos the classy dame slttmg across from us' Wxth her rolled hose kxss proof hps and that come hlther look ln her eyes land does she know how to wmk'J she should go p'aces Well well well well lf It lsn t Leona Naoml Hlghstepper' CYou know formerly Nellxe Oberholtzerl The last tlme we saw her she was domg the tango m one of Flo Zexgfleld s Follxes Wotta glrl Nell1e And what IS that we see m the dlstance a strawberrle patch? For goodness sake' There s our own dear llttle Mrs So and So Qnee Charlotte Chapplej trymg to force a spoonful of castor o1l down the neck of each of her flve llttle strawberrxe blonds My' My' She certamly fell hard for red heads The last tlme we saw Charlotte she was desxgnmg dresses fo1 Chanel and to thmk she gave up such a famous career for love' Now that s a woman for you Last but not least sald Foo Choo xs our good frlend Evaleen Bonnewell We see her ln her oualnt llttle bakery bxtmg ho es ln dough nuts and wrappmg dough around a long hole for macarom Foo Choo looked up from the large crystal ball and smlled That s all that I can see ln the ball about the class of 33 from Patrlcksburg so here s my best wlshes for lots of good luck everybody' 1 ' 1 - . . Q o o n I o 1 n u n . . . . . - . H . . , . . ,, M . . . . . . . . . . , , 1 . . . . . . . I y ' . . 1 1 ' . Y . . . . . ' . . . . . a 0 ' a u o , . . I. . - , . . . , . . . ' ' u ' 11 ' 1 ' ' 1 . 4 , . . 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A g QBV 'VIFLVIN OBERHOLTZERJ URING our four years of high school we have seen four different Pat ricksburg High School basketball teams go through successful sea sons In these four years they have won a total of fifty nine games lost twenty six and tied one game The class of 1933 had representatives on all four teams 1929 1930 NSWERING the call of Coach Jenkins in the fall of 1929 were four Freshmen They were Carl Fulk Raymond Long Mlelvm Oberholtzer and Robert Miller After weeks of practice the coach picked his team We found Carl and Ray mond on the first team 1930 1931 N THE FALL of 1930 there were tour Sophomore candidates namely Carl Fulk Melvin Oberholtzer Raymond Long and Paul Teague Wfhen the race was over we found three Sophomores on the squad They were Carl Raymond and Melvin 1931 1932 positions while Raymond and Harold did their share of substituting These four were the only Junior candidates Melvin and Carl received honor sweaters 1932 1933 NDER our new coach Alfred McCallum we found four Seniors on the team Carl Fulk forward Raymond Long and Melvin Oberholtzer guards xx ere holding regulai nositions while Harold Calahan played reg ular in sexeral games Carl was captaln this year All four Seniors re ceiwed honor sweaters Although our class has few bovs we have given our share to athletlcs 1 5 Q , F1 IN OUR Junior year we saw Carl and Melvin holding down regular guard QBy NELLIE OBERHOLTZER, HAROLD CALAI-IANJ Mr Davldson What ns the formula foriBus Drlver Why are you late agam? water? Mildred My slster was marned this morn Evelyn Everly H I J K L M N 0 mg Mr D How d0 y011 3CC01ll'lt for that' B D Well see that lt doesnt happen Evelyn Well you told us lt was I-I 2 O agam Peb M1cCarter I see they have mvented a 301119 P60919 are b0l'l'1 dumb Others acqulfe new km,-1 of polggn dumbness, and others take thelr over wllne orman what IS that coats Off when they are gettmg welsh Peb-Aeroplane polson--one drop and you: Gd and h0ld them ln their arms are dead Mr Davldson Name an mmportant country m Indo Chma Sllence Mr D Are you l1stenmg Clarence Long Yes I am tS1aml Mr D--Correct Maxme Now nf you stand facmg the north what have you on the left hand? Irma Fmgers Gene-I am workmg for the support of llterature vlrglflla What are you d0lTlg9 Gen Makmg bookcases Ruth Curtis I bel1e've thxs school IS haunt Ruth I heard Mr Davidson talkmg' about school spu-xt Evale n B I want permlsslon to be away three cays after the end of vacatlon Lorene W So you want three more days of grace E B No three more days of Kenneth Mabel She wmked at you? Well what followed Calahan I dld Fern Long Whats the score Clare Nothing to nothlng Fern Oh goody I havent mlssed a thmg' have I Vlrglma What would you gxve for a volce llke mme Cleo-fhlorofoxm Drlftmeyer I told you yesterday that Id gwe you one day to hand m that theme Nelson Grafe Yeah but I thought I could plck the day Drlftmeyer Semmary derlved from the Latin means where learning begms Loxs Yes and cemetery IS where It ends Charlotte I want to make a dress to put on around the house Mrs Davldson tabsent mmdedlyj How blg IS the house Melvm Who defeated the PhlllStll'l6S9 Wilma Bryant I dont know anythmg about football McCallum fto a class dlscussmg' the pay better attentxon You cannot get a true ldea of so hmdeous a creature unless you look at me Pauline Irma IS sxck ln bed Lnlllan Is that so What s the complamt Q Pauline No complamt Everybody satlsfied Tmy Somebody stole my car Jakle These antlque collectors wlll stop at nothmg wPaul1ne Bryant Do you suppose a rabblt foot ever brought luck wMr Davldscn Yes My wlfe felt one m my ro ket nd thought lt was a mouse John NCYFIS My doctor has ordered me to keep to a dlet of sea food Mabl Very well Ill bake you a sponge cak at once I O O I Q Q 1 n ' l 0 , T' , . 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Semor Class Poem 124+ I -, gi, ef we sf, M fw If you will look into the eyes Of Old Pats HI SCHOOL Senior Class To find fifteen both lad and lass Ill give a brief report of each As they come into my mind Let me into the grabbag reach And first Ill see who I can find Our president first now Oh look' Oft Harold is called Kalllkak He hopes some day by hook or crook To be a famous coach like Mac Next Gene who is a studious lass Some Seniors think she should be Mary For of that She oft tlm most industrious class s is a bit contrary Now Wavel He answers IS quite tall and fat to the name of Tiny To tease the tea her he liked that Ev r smc he was a Rhime Miss Nell a la s both tall and fair To everyone she is the same With her bright eyes and lovely hair B guiled a lad Chicken by name Kind Wilma is the next ln line She never finds much time to play When asked How do you spend yo time Replied With fr om Iowa Ruth Cuitis who is small you know So timid and so very shy Sh s looking for a nice new beau Perhaps it is that Tiny guy Fair Mabel is a bonny lass She has a wickec dark brown eye Tho liked by bovs not in our class Alas' likes Wmders why, oh whv UI' Sweet Pauline White with hair so red ,Which will bring fortune and renown We never see her wear a frown Carl Fulk the smallest of our boys rBut quick and mighty on the team Plays calm amid the awful nolse Our captain on the girls does beam The news reporter of our play And one who keeps our dough Shy Lilly has a winning way But why tell you'7 The boys all know O' Eval en sweet Evaleen So shy so modest yet so fair To some kind sir you are a queen I know you ll make a handsome pau' Charlotta bunk oh what a name From Brazil town she came to Pats Was in our play the weepy dame We re told she has a love for cats Tell Melvin how he liked the girls A very Jolly lad was he Ruth CaSSlda with golden curls lH loved and always went to see lBrave Raymond wh n he sings a song lH1s eyes they are always turning lAlon the line to Lois Long The girl for whom he is a yearning Now last not l as' ls Ginny dear With curly locks about her head She s been a scream throughout the year Wh n she act d rarts of things we read Fift en, I've found no more no less Who soon will travel far and wide lMay all success and happmess 'With vou Seniors, fore'e1 abide O 15 A t 4. 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