Perry High School - Rambler Yearbook (Perry, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1929 volume:

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M. -i-1 '?i. .ff-144 ..f'2- S' .M 'Sh' A fu.. 4 Y W . -wr.-ruff .4 '11-eff-2+M ,.vR 43A .---f.-V1 ---,mx-. 4: , -t Q:-Q A Ltf'4 4rf::: f:f'3fe.:: Qffsfzxi, ffsmii-P' a'3:f1-'Swat-.zaif B-52525032-:wr1gff'?if 'Sfe:fa'fi-ffpzhfqifkifs-:rf THE PERRIAN 1929 Pl I BLISI I ED HY TH E SENIOR CLASS PERRY HIGH SCHOOL ' PERRY, MICHIGAN E MEMBERS of the BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. W. D. EULER President MR. S. S. COBB MR. R. C. BOTSFORD Secretary Secretary IVIR. L. G. ROTHNEY MR. A. C. LE ROY Trustee Trustee IU I PAGE FONT! DEDIC TIG To our class advisor, Ruth Swarthout, whose untiring patience and friendly in- terest has been an inspiration to us throughout the year, we, the Senior Class of 1929, lovingly dedicate this annual. CULL INSTRUCTORS of the PERRY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS Mr. Lee M. Thurston - - - Supt. Mrs. Cora B. Coulter - - Principal Mr. Wilbur Haskins - Mr. E.. W. Doak - - Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Bernice Mitchell - Ruth Swarthout - Hazel Shaft - - Marjorie Ovenden Arlene Astling - Elizabeth McDonoug Blanche Smith - Genevieve Baker Martha Boardman PAGE SIX - - - Agriculture 8: Science - Manual Arts 8: Mathematics - Home Economics gl English - - - English Sc History - 7th.-8th. Grades - - - 6th. Grade - - 4th.-5 th. Grades h - - 3rd.-4th, Grades - - Znd. Grade - lst. Grade - - Kindergarten 9 . 5 , I I N X C Qi Q! QW? , 1, ff x QW 3 X lj' f 1' Y 2, Q RX XER- X ZLNXX X N! X SENIORS mf? Editor-in-chief - Business Manemger Advertising Editors Athletic Editors Snap Shot Editor Society Editors lVlusie Editor Calendar Editor Joke Editor - Art Editor PAGE EIGHT ANNUAL STAIV I+' - Elsie Main Margaret Towsiey - Jean Leggett Caroll Roosa - Helen Turner Dale Pettengill - Waivah Brace - Frances Burns Letha Peck Elizabeth Loomis - Majel Euler - Arthur Bray Arthur De View MAJEL EULER um -,-I lo il1illllN --Rl l'rim-nal. Glue Club ------- ' '26, '27, '28, Girls Trio - Junior l'lay A - - Debating Caffj Team - Vive President Girl Reserves Vzrudeville Jr. Play V Caleiiflar Editor, l'errian Girl Reserve - - - - - '28, Senior Play ' Class History ELLSWORTH RILEY 'l'l1e shaulow ol' IlllllUj'2l1ll'L' never l'2llll1 ll1'il I' llll . Class Trensurei '--- Junior Play - Football Secretary - Senior Play U' JEAN LEGGETT True worth is beings, not SL'Ull1l11Ll'. Basket Ball ---- Vaudeville Junior Play Debating Caffj Team - Adv. Editor, Perrian - Carnival ---- Senior Play Girl Reserve - Class Optimist ARTHUR BRAY K'Webster's rival is President ------ Joke Editor, Perrian - Debating Qnegtj Team - Junior Play ---- ,Senior Play - -' Student Council - Glee Club - - - Agriculture Club Hi. Y. Club - - Yell Leader - - President 's Address argrunienlation. - '27 '26, :gb - 1 1 '23, '9 '29 1-,JS 198 '29 '29 '28 mg '29 MIS '26 198 '29 '29 '29 'aus 'Qs 129 '29 '26 129 '29 '29 '29 '29 '28 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 PAG E N INI' PAGE TEN LAURA MAIN With hor joy and llillDIDlllL'NS wc- alri- lll'V0l' 2l1!7ll0.N .Give Club - - - - - '26, '27, '28 1 I l'0!lSlll'0I' --------- Vnuclvvillo .Tuuior and Senior - Carnival ------- Sunior Play Class VVill - WILLIAM WARE Hill'f0l'llllll3lflUll is tho kc-5' fu sum llvbzltilig' Qnogj Tcfun ---- -vm-ss. Vivo i,1'0Sldl'1ll' - - '26, '27, Footbzill - - - Or:1to1'ir':1l Contosf - Prvsidvnt Hi. Y. - Svnior Play - Student Counvil - Nlonologuo - - ELSIE MAIN One could 1l01l01ll-i on hor to do hor part, nu lllilll1'l' what tho task. Prosiflont Girl Roscrvus ---- Orc-lwstrzi ----- Gm Club ----, - '27, '25, lilclitol'-ill-Cliiof, 1'vrrian - Carnival ----- Baskut Ball - - - Vnuflcvillo Junior Play Student Council - - Senior Play - Girl Reserve Class History - CLARENCE LEROY - '28, 'AYUI1 can lu-:ir hiln, you can toll him lu' the sound of his fuutfzlllf' Junior Play -------- v . Football - - '28, Treasurer - - - - Gloe Club - - '27, '28, Orcllcstra - - - Agriculture Club Senior Play - - 'zu '26 fax '26 '29 '29 '29 '29 '28 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '26 '26 '28 '29 '29 '29 '28 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 29 ELIZABETH LOOMIS With lllllSlI' I would rfhnrni mine fue. President - ------- - - - - Student Council - 7 - - - Cleo Club - - - '29, '27, '23, Orvhestrzi - - ' ' Girls Trio ---- '23, Music lfldifor, l'erri:Ln V A Cnrnivzil ----- - Senior l'l:i.y - Class Proplieey - CAROLL ROOSA ll, is n friendly heart thnl has plenty ul' f1'ie1uls. l 0otb:,Lll --------- '28, Capt. Basket Ball - - '27, '28, Glee Club - V '27, '23, Ol'L',llL!Stl'21 , v - - - Vaudeville ---- - '28, Adv. Editor, Perriun - - Agriculture Club - ' Student Council - - ETHQEL DILLINGHAM lute is not. su short but that, there is zilwaiys time for eullrtesyf' Canip lfirl Girl -. ---- - '26, Glee Club - - -I '23, Calendar ---- - '28, Current ,lflvent Club - WAIVAH BRACE With her lllU1lNll1'0 and zictiun, our hours seem sliortf' Girl Reserve ------ - Junior Play - Senior Play ' - Girls Trio ----- -'23, Debating fnegj 'Uemn - - - Snap-shot lflditor - - - - - Glee Club - - - '26, '28, Carnival - - 'l'l'0RSlll'Cl' ' '27 '27 '29 '29 '29 '29 '26 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '27 '29 '29 '26 '29 '28 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '26 '26 PAGE ELEVEN FRANCES BURNS True to her work. lu-r words, her friends. Basket Ball ------ '26, '27, '28, '29 Glue Club - - '26, '27, '28, '29 Seeretary - ----' '28 'I're:1surer ---- - - '27 -Tunior Senior Play - - - - '27, '28 Secretary of Girl Reserves - - - '28 Student Couneil ----- - '28 Carnival ----- '26 Society Editor, l'Ol'l'l2lll - - '29 Girls Trio ----- '22, '29 Senior Vaudeville - - '29 Class Poem - - DONALD COLE XVhnt is done wisely is dune well. Senior Play ----------- '29 Agriculture Club '29 Class Pessinlist - MARGARET TOWSLEY For they 4-nu conquer who lwlievs- they vnu. Basket Ball - - - - '26, '27, '28, '29 -lnnior Play - ---- '28 President ------------ '23 Secretary and Treasurer Student Council - '29 Businoss Manager, l'erri:Ln ----- '29 Senior Play ----- '29 Girl Reserve - '29 V:1,leclietori:m - LETHA PECK As good lm ont of tho world ns out of fashion. Basket Ball ------ '25, '27, '23, '29 Gleo Club - - '26, '27, '28, '29 Secretary - - - ----- '27 Senior Vrrucleville - - '27, '23 Carnival - - - - '26 Tunior Play ---' '23 Society Editor, Perrinn - - '29 Girl Reserve ---- - '23, '29 Class Proplleoy - HELEN RUESS She has 21 lnlensmlt way about her flint has made lu-r many friends. Vaudeville Junior Play Baseball ---- Oreliestra - Glve Club - - '26, fax, THREE YEAR SENIORS HELEN TURNER 'l'n say little and :lc-1-nnrlnlislx ll1ll1'll are el1:l1':1elv1'isties nl flu Basket Ball Girl Reserve Orchestra - Vnudeville ----- Athletic Editor, Perriml Girls Trio ----' - S21ll1fIlf0l'l2l,Il - great. Glee Club --A-----' - '27, '28 '27, '28, I - izs, 128, 1-38 7 DALE PETTENGILL Ability and 4'lllll'ilfJ,'l' emiqm-rs. l'resident Hi, Y. - 4 - President Student Couneil -Tunior Play - - - - Vice President Athletic ASSUl'l2lfl0ll - Vice President - - - Afliletie Editor, Perrian Football ------ Basket Ball - Baseball ------ 'I'reasurer Flower Fund Orcllestra ----- - '27, '28, '27, '28, Capt '27, '28, Capt. :QS 1.37 '29 we '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '27 '28 '28 '28 '29 '29 '29 '29 '29 '28 '29 I PAGE 'l'1Il1l'l'I'll'lN LAWRENCE LOCKE 'A patimll IIHIDAN fl 11fllf1'l'll for fl 1 1 Agriculture Club - - - Hi. Y. Club - ' 174-lmtiilg Q:1,1'F.j 'I'u:l,m - Z1 CLASS MOTTO - - - - Fit via vi. , fEnergy wins the wayj CLASS FLOWER - - - White Rose CLASS COLOR - - Yellow and White CLASS ROLL Bray, Arthur Brace, Waivah Burns, Frances Cole, Donalcl Dillingham, Ethel Euler, Majel Leggett, Jean LeRoy, Clarence Locke, Lawrence Loomis, Elizabeth GE lf'Ol7ll'l'EI'1N Main, Elsie Main, Laura Peck, Letha Pettengill, Dale Riley, Ellsworth Roosa, Caroll Ruess, l-lelen Towsley, Margaret Turner, Helen Ware, William IAEUCDHZCIC.. F5 fl Q X XX? ,fx-x-'x Y X WSH? X M M Le JUNIOR CLASS Toll CON-q'lICl'S all tlz-i'ny.s. ' President - - - Vice President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Class Advisor Bacon, Onalee Bentley, Bernice Boutell, Norma Brimley, Rose Caldwell, Clara Claucherty, Merlin Colby, Elmer Cottrell, Lenore Crouse, Kenneth Cummins, Omar Dansby, Donna De Pew, Onalee PAGE SIXTEEN ROLL Estes, Herbert Ferry, Lorne Gisel, Robert Johnson, Gertrude Kellogg, Reva La Rowe, Marjorie Locke, Donna Locke, Howard Lyon, Freida Mills, Oliver Morrice, Ruth Palmer, Gladys - Bazil Southwell - Ruth Morrice - Herbert Estes - Lenore Cottrell - Mr. Haskins Pasco, Clare Pelton, Wayne Polhemus, Kenneth Roosa, Ruey Southwell, Bazil Spangler, Wilfred Spaulding, Thelma Stevens, Helen Van Haun, Arthur Vlfelch, Roland Woodhull, Lee SUFHEQIUR S Q JN X x2 00 -Q I 0 If 5 ,. Q ff? .De lLfe W SI'IVl+1Y'l'1'lI4IX SOPHOMORE CLASS 1Yof filvlf-QIIUII, just Iwgi1111fi1ly. ' President ----- Vice President - - Secretary Sl Treasurer Class Aclvisor - - Betterly, Zelpha Boutell, Daniel Bowerman, Thelma Cross, Lois Darling, Victor Davis, Opal Dean, Lawrence De View, Arthur Estes, Marian Francisco, Julian Gaedke, Frances Griffin, Mary Ann l-lasforcl, Grace Hill, Dorris 1 XL-:I 1 Ik IITEEN ROLL Kenneth Brown lVlary Ann Griffin - - Dorris l-lill - Mr. Doali Locke, Zelona Michalek, Agnes Vlunsch, Helena Payne, Shirley Phelps, Royal Schnebelt, Marguerite Slocum, Harold Slocum, lla Sobers, Amelia Towner, Ellanor Towsley, lVl. P. Welch, Versal Wright, Lester X XX! X MQW W A RQ Eg Ay ESHM5 NY Dc Presiclent - - Vice President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Class Aclviscr Arnold, Leslie Bemiss, Willard Botsforcl, Helen Brenclahl, Theodore Brown, Kenneth Cobb, Marion Cole, Kenneth De View, William Euler, Carl' Foley, lrene Frederick, Elsie Garrity, Norma Gibbs, laleen Gisel, Kathryn Green, Benjamin Green, Rosemary Griffin, Dorothy l'AGI'l 'l'XVl+1X'l'Y FRESHMAN Mivwloxv ROLL CLASS - Carl Euler - Cassius Shaft - George Stevens William De View - Miss Mitchell Hutchings, June Irish, Margaret Koss, Louie Lewis, Genevieve Little, Bernard Michalek, Frances Mills, Lois Molclenhauer, Dorothy Palmer, Mae Pasco, Lynn Plowman, Thomas Rothney, Catherine Shaft, Cassius Stevens, George Smith, Roy Smith, Russell THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Perry I-Iigh School was organized in the year of i926 for the purpose of promoting athletics, a higher standard of scholar- ship, and a higher standard of citizenship. During the past years the Student Council has been successful in carrying out these ideals. The council is com- posed of the Presidents, and one representative from each class and organ- ization of the High School. OFFICERS President - ---- - Arthur Van l-laun Vice President - - Kenneth Brown Secretary or Treasurer - - Ruth Morrice Advisor - - - - lVlrs. C. B. Coulter ROLL ' Boutell, Daniel Bray, Arthur Brendahl, Theodore Brown, Kenneth De View, Arthur Estes, Herbert Euler, Carl Main, Elsie lVlorrice, Ruth Roosa, Caroll Southwell, Bazil Van Haun, Arthur Ware, William Welch, Roland P A GE 'l'W1'IN'l'Y -1 ORCHESTRA DIRECTORS Clarence H. Post ---- String lnstruments. Frank Perne - - - Percussion lnstruments. First Violin Second Violin Koss, Louie Turner, Helen Bishop, Maurice Kellogg, Reva Pettengill, Dale Wallace, Harold Brenclahl, Theodore Welch, Edmund Ruess, Helen Banjo Cello Mandolin Griffin, Mary Ann Rothney, Catherine Cole, Virgilene Mills, Oliver Griffin, Sadie Roosa, Caroll Mills, Ouicla Pasco, Lynn Solo Cornet First Cornet Ferry, Lorne Claucherty, Merlin Main, Elsie Ciilonlblgjne Le Roy, Clarence Shaft, Cassius 0 y' mer Pasco, Clare Turner, Eugene Saxaphone Boutell, Dan Drums Woodhull, Lee Cole, Kenneth . Southwell, Bazil Accompanist PAGE 'lf W IG NT! - 'FXVO Loomis. Elizabeth THE ORCHESTRA The orchestra was a new experiment this year, and has proved a very successful one. Early in the year it was announced that the services of Mr. Clarence H. Post and Mr. Frank Perne of the Lansing School of Music had been secured, and that half of the expense of lessons would be borne by the school. A great interest was shown and regular lessons and ensemble practice soon began. The orchestra made unusual progress, considering the great number of members who were learning to play. Much praise belongs to Mr. Post and Mr. Perne, who by their friendly guidance, made this organization a success. During the year the orchestra appeared at Parent-Teacher Meet- ings, The May Festival, and a recital sponsored by the Lansing School of Music. THE MAY FESTIVAL Another new feature of the year was the May Festival presented May I5 and I6 by the musical organizations of the school. Wednesday evening, lVlay I5, the Festival opened with the production of the one-act musical comedy Cynthia's Strategy , with rnusic by John Wilson Dodge and lyric by May Hewes Dodge, by selected members of the High School Chorus. The characters were: . Cynthia May Perry fthe girlj Frances Burns Smith Stanley Young fthe boyj Lorne Ferry Adelaide Susan Perry fCynthia's motherl Elizabeth Loomis Eugene Stephen Perry CCynthia's fatherl Caroll Roosa The four main characters were assisted by a chorus of eight members. After the operetta the following concert was given by the High School Orchestra, under the direction of Messrs. Post and Perne: Elementary Nlarchn ---- Ascher Orchestra Soft, soft Music is Stealing Cwaltzj - Ascher Orchestra Violin Solo- Holiday Waltz - - - Yost Reva Kellogg Mandolin Solo - - ----- - Virgilene Cole Little Gray Church - - - - - Bennett Orchestra Trumpet Duet-- Nocturne ----- - Ascher Elsie Main and Lorne Ferry Violin Duet- Valse Barcarolleu ----- Offenvach Helen Turner and Helen Ruess Activity March -------- Bennett Orchestra At the Matinee program, Thursday afternoon, May l6, the Kindergarten, First and Second grades under the direction of their teachers, Miss M. Board- man, Miss G. Baker, and Miss B. Smith respectively, and Mrs. C. B. Coulter PAGE 'IWVIG N 'L' Y - 'l'IlliI'1IG presented the Cantata 'Sleepy Town by May Andrus. The Kindergarten Band gave a concertlduring the Matinee program. For the first part of the closing program, Thursday evening, the High School Chorus presented the American lndian cantata, The Mound Buildersn, by Paul Bliss, under the skillful baton of Mrs: C. B. Coulter. The Orchestra completed the Perry Consolidated Schools first May Festival with the follow- ing program: The First Regiment March - - - - Ascher Orchestra 'Pansy Waltz ----- - Ascher Orchestra Violin Solo - - - - - - Helen Turner Flower Bell Waltz - Q - - Ascher Orchestra 'AMelody in F - ------ Rubenstein Violin - - Reva Kellogg Cello - - - - Catherine Rothney Piano ----- Elizabeth Loomis Norma's Dreami' fwaltzj ------- Bennett Orchestra Summit Marchl' ----- - Bennett Orchestra THE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS A chorus of sixty-five voices was conducted by Mrs. C. B. Coulter this year. Besides the American lndian Cantata The Mound Builders , by Paul Bliss, given at the May Festival, the Chorus gave a short concert at the Baccalaureate Service. This was the largest chorus ever organized in Perry High School. ' PAGE TXYIGN 'I' Y - Fl I I 'R THE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Director - - - Mrs. Coulter Accompanist - - Norma Boutell Soprano Main, Laura Rothney, Catherine Bacon, Onalee Bemiss, Willard Bentley, Bernice Betterly, Zelpha Botsforcl, Helen Bowerman, Thelma Burns, Frances Cobb, Marion Cole, Kenneth Dillingham, Ethel Euler, Majel Gibbs, laleen Green, Bennie Green, Rosemary Hasford, Grace Hill, Doris Hutchings, June Johnson, Gertrude Kellogg, Reva LaRowe, Marjorie Lewis, Genevieve Main, Elsie Michalelc, Frances Palmer, Gladys Palmer, Mae Payne, Shirley Peck, Letha Pelton, Wayne Roosa, Ruey Spaulcling, Thelma Stevens, Helen Towner, Ellanor Turner, Helen Welch, Versal Contralto Brace, Waivah Caldwell, Clara Cottrell, Lenore Griffin, Dorothy Griffin, Mary Ann Loomis, Elizabeth Moldenhauer, Dorothy Michalek, Agnes Mills, Lois Ruess, Helen Schnebelt, Marguerite Bass Boutell, Daniel Bray, Arthur Brenclahl, Theodore Colby, Elmer Claucherty, Merlin Darling, Victor De View, William Estes, Herbert Euler, Carl Ferry, Lorne Koss, Louie LeRoy, Clarence Pasco, Lynn Plowman, Thomas Roosa, Caroll Shaft, Cassius Southwell, Bazil Stevens, George 1 XGIG 'lfXY1'1N'l'1 I NEGATIVE DEBATING TEAM William Ware - First Speaker Arthur Bray - Second Speaker Waivah Brace ----------- Third Speaker The Perry School is very proud of the Debating Teams and the work that they have accomplished this yearg it being the first time Perry has been able to have a debating team during the past four years. The question for this year's debating was Resolved that a Federal Subsidy for the Development of an American Merchant Marine would be a Wise National Policy. The Hrst negative debate was held at Gaines on November l6, l928. Al- though Gaines put up a hard fight Perry won by a decision of 2 to l. The last negative debate was held in our own High School Assembly December 7, l928, with New Lothrop as the opponents. Again Perry won, the decision being 3-0 in their favor. . These two debates ended the successful work of the negative team and Coach Swarthout immediately turned her attention to the interests of the affirmative team. The team realizes more than anyone else the service, en- durance and patience. with which lVliss Swarthout coached. Too much credit cannot be given her whose untiring efforts were responsible for whatever amount of success was attained . PAGE T XVENTY - S I X AFFIRMATIVE DEBATING TEAM Jean Leggett - First Speaker Herbert Estes - - Second Speaker lVlajeI Euler --------- Third Speaker On january I I, I929 the Affirmative team made their first appearance at Potterville, although a very stormy night a good audience greeted them as they took their places. The debates were very close and the constructive speeches and the rebuttals were even. Potterville won, however, by a 2 to I decision. The team was not discouraged for the debate brought much to their credit, and it indulged with more vigor than ever in the tactics of debating. The last debate of the season was held January 25, I929 in the Perry l-ligh School Assembly with Holly as their opponents. Again the affirmative lost the decision being 3-0 in Holly's favor. These two debates ended the debating season for Perry as they were un- able to enter further eliminations for state championship. The following Monday morning Waviah Brace in behalf of the Debating Teams presented Miss Swarthout with a small token of remembrance in appreciation of her ever ready help and thoughtfulness during their recent debating season. PA G IC TXVENT Y - S141 YICX GIRL RESERVES llc f'onq11c'rs, who r'-onqlu-r.w lIiIll8f'1f.v President - Vice President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Advisors Bacon, Onalee Bentley, Bernice Botsforcl, Helen Boutell, Norma Bowerman, Thelma Brace, Waivah Burns, Frances Caldwell, Clara Cobb, Marian Cottrell, Lenore Cross, Lois De Pew, Onalee Euler, Majel Griffin, Dorothy Griffin, Mary Ann Green, Rosemary PAGE TXVENTY-EIGIIT Elsie Main Majel Euler Frances Burns Lenore Cottrell Mrs. Coulter, Miss Mitchell, Miss Smith ROLL Hasforcl, Grace Johnson, Gertrude LaRowe, Marjorie Leggett, Jean Lewis, Genevieve Main, Elsie Morrice, Ruth Payne, Shirley Peck, Letha Rothney, Catherine Sobers, Amelia Spaulding, Thelma Towsley, Margaret Turner, Helen Welch, Versal HI. Y. CLUB President - - ----- - William Ware Vice President - - Victor Darling Secretary Sc Treasurer - Donald Cole Boutell, Daniel Bray, Arthur Brown, Kenneth Claucherty, Merlin Cummins, Omar Darling, Victor Estes, Herbert Ferry, Lorne Advisor ROLL Locke, Lawrence Phelps, Royal Polhemus, Kenneth Van Haun, Arthur Ware, William Welch, Roland Wright, Lester Mr. W. Haskins l'.KGIfI TXVl'IX'l'Y- X 1 NIC AGRICULTURE CLUB President - ---------- Herbert Estes Vice President - - Roland Welch Secretary ZS: Treasurer Donald Cole ROLL PAG L1 TIIIK Bray, Arthur Brown, Kenneth Cole, Donald Crouse, Kenneth Cummins, Omar Darling, Victor Dean, Lawrence Estes, .Herbert Ferry, Lorne Francisco, Julian Gisel, Robert Advisor TY Le Roy, Clarence Locke, Howard Locke, Lawrence Pasco, Clare Polhemus, Kenneth Slocum, Harold Spangler, Wilfred Van Haun, Arthur Welch, Roland Wloodhull, Lee Wright, Lester - Mr. W. Haskins 'AGE 'l'Ill R'l'Y-K JUNIO P1 PLAY The Junior Play i'Aaron Boggs, Freshmann by Walter Ben Hare which was presented at the High School April 26 and 27 was greatly enjoyed by the people of the community. It was a college play, which was entirely different from any which has been presented in Perry in the past few years CAST OF CHARACTERS Aaron Boggs - H ------- Happy Jimmie Jamieson - Beau Carter - - - - Pepper Jervis - - Epenetus P. Boggs - Mr. Chubb - - Casey jones - - Second Hand Abey - Miss Elyzabethe Mauclelia Mrs. Chubb ------ - , Mrs. Pickens - - Miss Evelyn Newcomb - Lois Hunter - - - Cherry Carruthers - - Loretta Rea - - - - Miss Dollie DeCliffe - Mr. McGoogin - First Girl - - First Student - - Professors ------ Students and Co-eds lumlfl 'l'IlI 1:'l'Y-'rwo Feeney - - - Herbert Estes - Lorne Ferry Arthur Van I-laun - Robert Gisel - Oliver Mills Bazil Southwell - Elmer Colby Qmar Cummins Norma Boutell - Donna Locke Marjorie La Rowe - Helen Stevens - Ruth Morrice Lenore Cottrell Thelma Spaulding - Gladys Palmer - Lee Woodhull Gertrude Johnson Kenneth Crouse Merlin Claucherty Clare Pasco SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class Very successfully presented the three act comedy Deacon Dubbsn December I3, and I5. Much credit is due to Miss Martha Board- man who skillfully coached the production. The entertaining vaudeville be- tween acts was managed by Waivah Brace. Because of the great popularity of the play about S95 was received. CAST OF CHARACTERS Deacon Dubbs --------- Arthur Bray flfrom Sorghum Center, West Virginnyl Amos Coleman -------- Ellsworth Riley CHis nephew, a Young Lawyerj Rawdon Crawley ---------- Clarence LeRoy CA Wolf in Sheep's Clothing, Major McNutt --------- William Ware A fAuctioneer and Justice of Peacel Deuteronomy Jones ------- Donald Cole CA country productl Rose Raleigh -------- Margaret Towsley fThe brave little school ma-amj Miss Philipena Popover ----- Elizabeth Loomis CWith both eyes on the Deaconj Emily Dale ---------- Elsie Main CThe richest girl in townl Trixie Coleman --------- Laura Main CFull of Mischiefj Yennie Yensen -------- Jean Leggett fi-lqhe hired girl from Swedenl 1 U IIIII ll 'l'IIItI'll'I Name Arthur Bray ..... . Jean Leggett ....... Majel Euler ....... Ellsworth Riley .,..,., ,.... Letha Peek .......,.. Lawrence Locke .............. Helen Ruess .......... ..... Ethel Dillingham Elsie Main .......... Clarence Lelloy... Donald Cole .....,..., ..... hlargaret Towsley ,......,.... Laura Main .......... YVillian1 lVare ...... Frances Burns ..... Caroll Roosa ,,,,...... ,,,.,. Elizabeth Loomis Helen Turner ...., .... .. Dale Pettengill ......,,....,,,. lllaivah Brace ...,.. RGGUES' GALLERY Chief Occupation Peculiarity Destiny Yell leader? ........., ...... ' Falking ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, . To get small .,...... ...... N Vriting letters ,.,.,.,. .....,Opera singer...... .Farin mechanic.. To be an aviatrix ....,,..... Farmer ..,,.,,...,,....... r .To be a nurse ........ ...... Stay young ....,,.. ,,,,,, BI. S. N. C ....,..,,..,........... To get through P. H. .X V - iator ........,........,.., . ,,.,., H To be an old 1naid?? .... . .,.... To get married . ...... To be an author ...., .,.. . , 4 . ...... M. S. C ............... ,.... . .Football hero .......... ....,, To be a lnusieian ........... To be a teacher.. Ask anybody ........ To be a poet ...... ...... Talking ................ Arguing ...... Motoring ....... Studying? ......... Thinking ....... Smiling ............ Consentrating ....... Loafing .... . ........ Being still ...... .lVorking .......... Staying home ....... .Debating ......... VVhispering ...... Motoring ....... Studying ...... .. Reading ........... Being a lady' .Ioking .............. Being frank ...... ....., . Laughing ........... Talking ability Being solenini? ..... 1. ...... . ...,..H1S blush........... .Goodness ...... ,Being good? ....,. ,,,,,.. .......Curly hair....... Studying? K? ...... .......Quietness......... J atienee........ .Long hair ....... Voice ............. Stubborness ....... ....... Hobby Being happy ..... ..... Eating .......... Camp ....... Teasing ......... .Dancing ....... Laughing ........ ...,..,.V1Ol111........ Motoring ........... Play trurnpet ...... ..... Sports .............. Seienee .... .. .Rings ........ Thinking ...... .Movies ...... Generouslless ........ ........ . Football ....... Hel' I. Q ......... ....................Goodness.......... S lll all ........ Laughing ........................... . Good Looks ...... Golden Hair ...... ....... Music ......... ....' ' BI01'1'lCGH.... Margaret .... .... Typing ...... Favorite Expression Horses Really Boy howdy I knows-but- H'lo lVhere? f'I'll bite UO' Gee Oh Heavens ' 'I 'ni not particular ' ' ...' ' Gosh ' ' Oh shut up . I'llbetcl1a Yes , You're that kind 'fSuit yourself 'O, clear Kfcatsll ..f'Don't you know PAGE TIIIRTY-FU'1' GALE N DAR SEPTEMBER -School opened! There is a wild dash for the back seats. Juniors sadly find that they are in the Senior row and must move! -The first chapel meeting -A trial football game at Bath. We won! 25-7. Friday evening the Sophomore class initiated the Freshmen. Also the Juniors and Seniors held a Uweeinern roast at Lockes woods. --Every one found himself put into a different seat, or with new neighbors! Where will we be tomorrow? -Perry Business Men and the Shiawassee University of Michigan Club presented the High School with a bronze platt. Each pupil passing requirements will have his name placed upon this platt. , OCTOBER -News broke out that school would not be closed for the fair at Fowler- ville. -Football-Perry at Ovid -First Pep Meeting. -First Student Council Meeting. They decided that each pupil be marked in Citizenship! Something more to think about. -Eight candidates tried out for debating. Each gave a short speech on the Necessity of a Sudsidy for the Merchant Marine in America. -Football-Perry vs. St. Charles. -Football-Chesaning-Perry. 23-No school!! Teachers institute at Lansing. -Football-Laingsburg and Perry. Freshman Return Party. NOVEMBER -Football-Perry and Elsie. -All-school party held at Grange Hall. - -Chapel-Sophomore Clothing Class gave a style show. -Trial Debate before the H. S. between Perry Negative and Affirmative. -First League debate. Perry Negative and Gaines Affirmative. -Seniors began the sale of Uannualsf' -Pictures taken for annual. LOST- One mustache by Mr. Haskins. Finder please return to owner and receive reward. Students of Perry High -Thanksgiving vacation! DECEMBER -Negative debate with New Lothrop. l5-Senior Play. Deacon Dubbsf' -Basketball-St. Charles and Perry. Drew names for Xmas. -Christmas Vacation. Who's sorry? I HIE TIIIIITY-SIX JANUARY 2-Everyone is straggling back to school--plowing through snowdrifts! I I-Affirmative debate at Potterville. 25-Everyone seems to have a furrowed brow. Can it possibly be caused by the Semester Examinations? 28-Affirmative debate with Holly. FEBRUARY I-Teachers Institute in Owosso. I9-Mother and Daughter banquet sponsored by Perry Girl Reserves. MARCH II-Perry High received platt from the county at a Pep Meeting for C championship in basketball. I3-Athletic banquet given at the M. W. A. Hall. V APRIL I-Folly Day for Seniors. Senior Class was invited for a Folly party at M. EuIer's Home. High School received a cup from the league for C Championship in Basketball. 26-Baseball-Perry vs. Ovid. 26-2 7-junior play entitled Aaron Boggs, Freshman. 30-Baseball--Perry vs. St. Charles. MAY 3-Baseball-Corunna at Perry. 4-The Girls Conference held at Perry. 7-Baseball-Ovid at Perry. I0-Baseball-Elsie at Perry. I5-I6-May festival held at High School. Music furnished by Glee Club, . Orchestra, Kindergarten band, grades and a selected High School operetta. I4-Baseball-Perry at Chesaning. I7-Baseball--Durand at Perry. 24-Junior and Senior Banquet. 30-Baseball-Laingsburg and Perry. JUNE 9-Baccalaureate Sermon. I2-Class Night. I 3-Commencement. I 4-Picnic-High School. Annual alumni. PAGE THU L1 bl Nl X SOUIETYP FRESHMAN INITIATION PARTY On the last Friday in September the freshmen were initiated by the sophomores at the Woodman I'Iall. The sophs treated the poor little freshies roughly by feeding them the Hcats' eyeballs , soap, salted. and peppered milk and chocolate suckers. Refreshments were served by the sophomores. Miss Mitchell and Mr. Gardener chaperoned. FRESI-IIVIAN RETURN PARTY The Freshmen gave the Sophomores a Return Party at the Woodman I-Iall, October 26. The hall was decorated in orange and black keeping in touch with the I-IalIowe'en spirit. At the conclusion of the evening a buffet luncheon was served. Mrs. Coulter and Miss Mitchell were chaperons. A GIRL RESERVE--I-II. Y. PARTY The first of the holiday parties was given at the school building December l9. Games and stunts were enjoyed by everyone. A novel feature of the party was the drawing of presents from a Uchristmas Pie. Popcorn balls and apples provided the refreshments. Mrs. Coulter, Miss Nlitchell and Mr. Thurston chaperoned. ALL-CLASS PARTY The All-Class party was held November Zncl. This party was one of the most successful functions of the year. Games and stunts were enjoyed and due to the interest of the chaperons, Miss Mitchell, Mr. Thurston and Mr. and Mrs. Haskins, an unusually large number entered into the fun. JUNIOR AND SENIOR PARTY The Junior's and Senior's held an all-class party at I..ocke's Woods on October I9. Games and songs were enjoyed until the flickering firelightu announced that it was time to roast weeiners. Approximately 50 were present. The Misses Swarthout, Smith, McDonough, and Mr. and Mrs. I-Iaskins chaperoned. GIRL RESERVE CEREIVIONIAL Eight girls received their Girl Reserve rings at a very pretty ceremony held in the Auditorium in October. They received these rings for develop- ing outstanding qualities and attaining certain achievements. Mrs. Coulter, advisor, awarded the rings to the following girls: Ruth Morris, Norma Bou- tell, Majel Euler, Elsie Main, I-Ielen Turner, Gertrude Johnson, Frances Burns and Letha Peck. PAG Ii TH IRTY-IGIGIIT MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET-SPONSORED BY THE GIRL RESERVES On Tuesday evening, February l9th., mothers and daughters assembled in the Dunning and Rann Hardware Store. At 7:00 o'clock they marched up stairs into the Grange Hall to the strains of the 'icommunity Grand March played by Elizabeth Loomis and Clara Caldwell. After they had been seated to prettily decorated tables in the Girl Reserve colors, blue and white, they were served a delicious dinner by the Hi. Y. boys. Miss Blanche Smith led community singing between courses. Afterward Mrs. Coulter, Girl Reserve advisor, introduced the toastmistress, Mrs. George Winegar, Sr., who in turn cleverly introduced many speakers and musical entertainers. The Girl Reserves were given a toast by Mrs. Winegar, who responded with a song, Follow the Gleamf' This affair was one of the most important social functions of the year. ATHLETIC BANQUET A very successful banquet was given by the Athletic Association at the Woodman Hall, Friday evening, March 15th. Norma Boutell in a very clever manner acted as toastmistress and introduced a long and varied program. The principal speaker of the evening was Coach Benjamin Van Alystine of the Micliigan State College. The boys and girls basketball letters were awarded by their coaches. ,.,, ,ggg b Z.. 1-.mic 'rrtii:'l'Y-mv BACCAALAUREATE SERVICE june 9, I929 M. E. Church 7:30 june lnvocation Class Poem 12,1929 Class History - Music - Class Prophecy - Monologue Class Oration Class Essay Rev. Johnson CLASS DAY PROGRAM March M. E. Church 8:00 - - Rev. Ormston Music COrchestraJ - Frances Burns - Majel Euler, Elsie Main Clarence LeRoy, Caroll Roosa Elizabeth Loomis, Letha Peck - - - William Ware - - - Waivah Brace - - - Lawrence Locke Music - - - Helen Ruess, Ethel Dillingham, Dale Pettengill Optimist --------- jean Leggett Pessimist - -------- Donald Cole Music Class Will - - - - - Laura Main Presidents Address - - - - Arthur Bray Class Song Benediction - - - Rev. Smith COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM June I3, 1929 M. E. Church 8:00 March Invocation - - - Rev. Smith Music Salutatory - - - - - Helen Turner Song - - - - High School Chorus Address - - - - - Mr. C. B. Hawkins Music Valedictory - - - - - Margaret Towsley Presentation of Diplomas - Supt. L.. M. Thurston Benediction - - - - Rev. Bennett PAGE FURTY -,-1 ,, -Aff A - - A- Y - A, - - - - H ,,A ,YA -Jar..-, -.-.-:W-, -:.-.4 -V-..-Y-Y, -,-,--,A ATHLE ff 4 Q! 7 X X x N 4 1 X I X 120wYfs,5f: Wa., - 14 7-W.-iw. TIC5 f-f J The girls of the basketball team wish to express their sincere thanks to Miss Baker for her kindness and patience in coaching them throughout the basketball season. The boys participating in Athletics will assure you that the success of their teams was clue to the efficient coaching of lVlr. Haskins. -egg t W5 I U I I1UIi'l'Y-TXVO FOOTBALL W. DeVieW - L. E. V. Darling XV. Ware - - L. T. R. Phelps - B. Southwell - L. G. O. Cummins - - - L. Ferry - - l-l. B. C. LeRoy - - - - C. Roosa - F. B. lVl. P. Towsley D. Boutell -------- C. SUBSTITUTES D. Pettengill E. Riley R. Welch H. Locke T. Plowman SCHEDULE Sept. Zl-Perry - 25 Bath - Sept. 28-Perry - 6 Corunna - Oct. 5-Perry - 7 Ovid - - Oct. I2-Perry - 0 St. Charles Oct. l9-Perry - 0 Chesaning - Oct. 24-Perry - 7 Bath - - Oct. 26--Perry - 6 Laingshurg - Nov. l-Perry - I9 Bath - - Nov. 3-Perry - 0 Elsie - - Nov. l6-Perry - 0 Durand - - - Won - Lost - Total Points 70 Opp. Points 239 - R. E. - R. T. - R. G. R. H. B. - Q. B. ftherej Cherej ftherej fherej ftherej fherej fherej ftherej ftherel ftherel Although the football team of '28 did not win a majority of their games the team was in excellent condition clue to the work of Mr. Haskins, coach of Perry' s team. The boys of the football team of 1928 express their gratitude to Mr. Gardner, who at the first of the year was their coach. PAGE FURTY-TH 121411-I BASKETBALL lVl. P. Towsley - - - l... F. Dan Boutell - - - - - R. G. Lorne Ferry - - - - L. G. Dale Pettengill - - - C. fCapt.Q Thomas Plowrnan - - - R. F. Coach - - - - Mr. Haskins SUBSTITUTES l... Koss H. Estes G. Stevens V. Darling Mascot - - - Donald l..aRoWe SCHEDULE Dec 7-Perry St. Charles ftherej Dec -Perry St. Charles there, Dec -Perry Ovicl - - - ftherel lan. --Perry Laingsburg Ctherej -lan. --Perry Durand - ftherel Ilan. -Perry Vernon - fherej jan. -Perry Nlorrice X fherel, Jan. -Perry Corunna - fherel Feb. Perry Laingsburg Cherej Feb. Perry Morrice - - fherej Feb. Perry Vernon - ftherej Feb. Perry Williamston there, Feb. Perry Nlorrice fowossoj Feb. Perry Elsie - - ftherej Feb. Perry Corunna - - ftheref Mar. --Perry Laingsburg fst. Johnsj Mar 8-Perry Corunna - - fst. Johnsl Mar. 9-Perry Durand - CSL -Iohnsl lVlar l 7-Perry Reecl City flVlt.PleasantD Wcfn - - - I4 Lost - - - - 5 Perry - - - 403 Opp. - - - 303 The boys wish to express their thanks to Mr. Schoerke for use of hall and Mr. Haskins for his efficient coaching. 1 Xbl 1 ORTX-FOUR BASKETBALL GIRLS Forwards - - - L. Peck Guards - - M. Griffin M. Towsley T. Spalding Centers - - - R. Morrice fCapt.J Coach - - Miss Baker F. Burns SUBSTITUTES N. Boutell H. Stevens M. Schnebelt L. Cottrell ' H. Turner Mascot - - - Gladys Stevens Dec 7-Perry - - St. Charles 2 6 fthereb Dec. l 4-Perry - - St. Charles l 2 fherej Dec 21-Perry - - Qvid - - I9 ftherel Ian. 4--Perry - Laingsburg 23 ftherej Ian. l l -Perry - Durand - l 9 Ctherej Ian. 23-Perry - Corunna - 20 fherej Feb I-Perry - - Laingsburg l 5 fherej Feb. I 3-Perry - - Williamston 6 fherej Feb 2 2-Perry - - Elsie - - l 7 ftherel Feb. 2 7-Perry - - Corunna - 5 ftherej Wfon - - 5 Lost 5 Perry - - 2 69 Opp l 4 5 The l929 girls basketball team was very successful this year Winning five of the ten games. Three very good players, Margaret Towsley, Letha Peck and Frances Burns, will be lost this year by graduation but We hope for as successful a season next year as the one this year. The girls extend their gratitude to Mr. Schoerke for the hall and to Miss Baker for her efficient coaching. IHI 101 LXIIXI Honor Roll These are the Business Men who contributed to the success of the Perrian. We wish to thank them for their hearty co-oper- ation which has macle the Annual a reality. La Rowe 5: Son-lVlorticians. Carl E. Rann-Druggist. Perry Bakery. D. P. Hinchey-Fine Vlfatch Repairing. II. H. Plowrnan--Ford Sales Sc Service. C. lVl. Van Benschoten-Standard Oil Products. R. E. Southwell--Hudson, Essex, Chrysler. R. C. Botsford-Clothing, Shoes, Furnishings. Dunning 81 Rann-Perry Hardware Co. Perry Oil 6: Gas Co.-White Star Products, Staroline is better. Rann Sz Hart-Hardware and Implements. L. G. Rothney-Groceries. H. D. Stoddard-Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries. The Perry Journal--T. H. Halstead, Publisher. Kroger Store for Good Foods. The State Bank of Perry-Capital Stock Surplus 550,000.00 S. Blanchard-Postmaster. Shiawassee Telephone Co., E. W. Pettengill, Manager. john Cass-Dealer in Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries. W. H. Kelly-5c to 151.00 Variety Store. Perry Lumber 8: Coal Co.-Lumber 6: Coal. Day Studio. Michigan All Food Products Corporation-lVlanufacturers of Water-Controlled Vegetables. Lansing Colorplate Co., 230 No. Washington Ave., Lansing, Engravers for Perrian. PAGE FORTY-SIX I T31 Sis! I F QM fs JN Q J , Ji? w 'Y of Jolcf-:few 7 JOKES If your roasted rather badly just remember that you gladly Read the jokes On other folks. lVlr. Thurston: Clarence do you ever work? Clarence: Yep, l like to work. lVlr. Thurston: Well what on earth do you like to work at? Clarence: At intervals. Arthur Van l-laun: Will you go to the party to night with me? Elizabeth: No fooling? Arthur: Thats up to you. Do you think they approved of my talk? asked a new minister after chapel. I think so, replied Mr. Thurston, They were all nodding. Norma Boutell: CTO an innocent Freshiej Letha nearly drowned last night. Freshie: l-low? Norma: 'iThe bed spread, the pillow slipped and she fell into the springs. Traffic officer: Didn't you see me wave my hand? Thelma Spalding: Yes, But we never met before. Mrs. Harrington was starting her son, Jack in school at Perry. On the first day lVlrs. Harrington said to Miss Smith as she was about to leave the room, Now Miss Smith, Jack is very delicate and if he does anything wrong just punish the child next to him which will nearly break his heart. lVlrs. Haskins was telling some ladies about the burglar scare in her house the night before. A Yes, she said, ul heard a noise and got up, and there from under the bed l saw a man's leg sticking out . lVlercy,,' exclaimed a Woman, uthe burgler's leg? No, my dear, my husband's leg-he had heard the noise to. Lorne: Mrs. Coulter, may l be excused this afternoon? lVlrs. Coulter: Whats the trouble? Lorne: l have dropsy and heart failure, l drop down then haven't the heart to get up. Ellsworth: Can't you see my hearts on fire? Ellanor: Well, do l look like a fire extniguisher? Mrs. Towsley: i'Dale, wake me when you go. l want to get up early in the morning. PAGIG I4'0Ii'l'Y-EIC IIT l asked my Pa a simple thing Where holes in doughnuts go? Pa read his paper, then he said, You'1'e too young to know. l asked my lVla about the wind Why can't you see it blow? Ma thought a moment, then she said, You're too young to know. Now why on earth do you suppose They went and licked me so? Ma asked: Where is the jam? l said, You're too young to know. Haskins: What do you turn your cows in the orchard for? Young Boy: We wanted some apple butter. Frances: Did you mail my letter this morning? Letha: Yes Frances: But you still have the two pennies l gave you. Letha: Didn't have to use 'em. l slipped it into the box when nobody was lookin'. Dale who had prolonged his evening call at the Towsley's house one night was surprised as he left to hear an upper window raise and a voice call out., Leave an extra quart this morning, please. Mrs. Coulter: Why didn't you answer me? Elmer Colby: l did, didn't you see me shake my head? lVlrs. Coulter: i'And do you suppose l could hear it rattle way up here? lVliss Swarthout: i'Caroll, how far were you from the right answer? Caroll: Just two seats. A Freshman's examination paper: The people who lived in the uninhabited portions of the earth are mostly cannibals. Geometry is that branch of mathematics that deals with angels. Longfellow was a full-bloded American poet. He wrote the Salmon oi Life. The pilgrims, came to America so they might persecute their religion in peace. Electricity is a current of strong stuff. ' Sir lsaac Newton invented gravitation out of an apple. An axiom is something that is true whether it is or not. Well what? exclaimed Wells. My legs just went out from under me and l hit plump on- Wells, screamed Norma. Leave this room instantly. But he's hurt exclaimed Wells. Hurt? asked Norma Who's hurt. Why, brother, I came down on him. Only you wouldn't let me tell it. PAGE 1+'OIt'l'Y-N1NE 1885 1886 ALUMNI LIST -L. ff. XVatkins1 : ll, S. Dunning: L. C. Mixter: G. IJ. Mason: Alla U. Andrewsig Charles ll. Stevens . -31,-S, Hpssiti M:,l.,Lm.,i,,: My-s, Lena Gray: Stanley Uleutt: llev. Fred XValkerZ Byron Peek: Mrs. Carrie 'l'I'1lIll5lIlI Gustave If'ri1-prel: NVill XVatkins: Mrs. Mary lfl. Nnrris: Mrs. lflditll Browiitt: XVIII 0, Calkinstg lfldward I.. Masnnf. 1887-ldrwin IC. Austin: Llewelly ll5ll'1'lllfJffHIlQ Mrs, Inez llalli Mrs. Malnlm- Grant: li, li. liulnirtsi Mrs. Amy Fivldsg Mrs. Iiuvinda Burg'es. 1888-Mrs. Ina Bridgrer: Mrs. Gt'l'lI'lIIlt' XVatlcins. 1889-I-2, H. Colburn: Mrs. Leila Bridgrt-r: Mrs, Imtlit- Shaw: Glen IC. Eddy: Mrs. l'auIin4- thlis: M rs. Itllllllltl llllllrlllilll. 1890--Clifton M. Spalding: Mrs. Mary l'laveway: Mrs. listller lIale : Mrs. ltllHI't'll4't' Iillllidlllllbk. 1891-Alf-tha Austin: Mrs. Birdie M'allat't-3 xvtbflllj' Ilalstt-ad1 Z .Tehn l'. 011-ell: Nina Spaldingrz 1 892 l red Sharp: Edwin 15l'llSlDIl4'. -M'iniI'rc-d N. Mat-:gin-en: B!'I'lll2l Vreeland : Uarrie Ultfuttii Mrs. May Calkins: Mrs. Bessie Clin-kg Mrs. Iiinnie Hurd: Mrs. Mabel Garland: .I. A. I-Iigbie: Rey Ilardyii. 1893-Mabel A. B07ll'tllllllllI Mattie lioardniani Mrs. Maln-l .Ions-sg Mrs. Lena Ilit-liardsnng Fred l1'rt'1leri11ks: l'l0lIlL'llt NVard ': Guy lfl. l'll'2llll'l1?k. 189-I--Mrs. Minnie Austin: S4-liuyler Spaulding: Stanley II. 1VIlllilC'l'I ll. NV. ffallcin: lieniainv If. l895 Botsfordg Mrs. Edith Spalding: Mrs. Birdie Gill: Mrs. l-'lorenve Ililnlrardg Mrs. Nnra Hurt.: Mrs. Ida Hawkins: Geo1'g:u l'ri1'e: J. ll. Cudney. s ' -Leslie A. iliilllllllfll Mrs. Alta lbunn: Mrs. lnrdit- lflIlllZlIl3.1't'l'Q Carey Slcadtlm-i1 g Fred I. Tuttle: Ray Murner. 1896-Mrs. lflttie NValla1'4-: Mrs. Julia liarnninz Mrs. llattie In-an: XVillrur Barnum: Mrs. .It-nnie I Hainnwndg Mrs. Susie lit-ree: Sister M. Visitation. 1897-N0 class. 1898-Siint-on lil. l-Ewing: llarrisnn Spalrliiiggfg Gt-nrgre F. Kelly: Mrs. Lyla l'ray. 1899 -Clayton IFl'I'I1I'll2 Mrs. Ilula llayisg Mrs. Bertha Glazit-rg M1's. Edna lflwingi Mrs. lllnnna . Ware: Mrs. Gertrude Castle: Mrs. Winitretl Geddartlg Mrs. Minnie Stewart: Iaul Ilalsteadi Tlmnias Sharp: Charles Gibbs: Ilny Ilaskins. 1900-Mrs. Nina lfainpllellg Mrs. Blain-lie llutvln-r: Mrs. Ma-- Spaldingr. 1901-Mrs. Bertha li0nt0ll : Mrs. Isaln-ll Arnistrengz Orin Ilnttonli 1902-.laines C. Stoddard: 'l'l1ad H. Ilalstead: Mrs. Augusta Kinsler: Xvlllltllll lilanvliardi Alinwr if 'l'ow110rq lfldna Cllllll1llIlS. 1903-Mrs. Marion Alling:': Mrs. Altanette llt-alll: Floyd Sllfllilg Charles XY2lll1':l'IlSt'll0l0IlI Juanita 19 04- WViIIiams . Frank Cullister ': Mrs. Alive Slinniang Mrs. llnlwrta lJlll.Cll0I kQ M1's. Pearl Breed: lit-rt Kiinhallq Burke Sharp. 1905-Mrs. Lottie llL'C2llIllYZ Mrs. Ora Yan 11I'llSt'0l'I'l1Q Nellie Bunliiiefg Mrs. Grave Jordan: Mrs. 1906- 1907- 1908- 1909- 19 I0- 1911- Sadiu Allen. Mrs, Sabra Magttmlig Mrs. Avon Ynillg Mrs. lit-Ile Tl'elling.g'g Gerald Grunt: Mrs. Jennie Robinson. Mrs. 1 lnre11r-e Spalding: Mrs. llazel Curtis: George Slnwell: Clare XVint-grart Mrs. Nt-lia IiIlll1zill1I01 'Z Mrs. Ilazt-I Shaft: Mrs. Maud King: Sumner Blillltillllllli Stearns Cnlilr: Mrs. Cora Srliwcityer. Lyle Marlingg Clyde lfisllt-rg Flay lilanuliardg lfurd Iiainb. Mrs. Alien Bei-Int: Mrs. lfldna linwt-rs: Mrs. Onida Slllllll. Mrs. lmuise Stl-veils: Ilay lVatliins: Huy Sc-liutit-ld'k: l'larl 'l'owner: Mrs. llltliul Julinsnn: Lulia Lainb. M rs. Mrs. Clara Yan lflll0'l'Q Max Christie. 1912-Mrs. 1'aulinv GrilTitIi: Mrs. Leona Witt: .laines ltlntnnz Earl Arthur. 1913-Claytnn Bea-rsg Mrs. I+'ln1'i-live Myt-rs: Mrs. Iluth l?l'llllllPt'ClCQ I.'anl IM-vu1'sP . 1914- 1915- Mrs. llutli 1':lll'lCll2l1'I'2 Mrs. llllllllllllll llrt-wer: XVillialn lllinem-g Huy Itnnng Hi-len Ugqlt-ng Paul XVllI't'l0t'liI Dr. Stanley Vnllnyi Mrs. th':u1t- Clark. Holland Spaldingrz Mrs. Ilutli Spalding: Cliarles Ilutvliingrsz l':1nl Imininnnz Mrs. lllmlla Gibson: Mrs. Ilona Gnrdun: Mrs. Zaida lllllswnrtlng Kny Ilannnond. 1916-Mrs, Bessie Olson: llareld Flint: Mrs. Mildred Kinnvy: XVayne North: Mrs. Fannie Lum-as: Mrs. Marion Gardner: l'liiIlip lllanvliardz Mrs. Alt-tha Ililds-ln'and. 1917-Mrs. Adall 1ill'C'lll'l'j Evelyn lmvejey: Iiutli Spalding: Mrs. Elsie Snytler: Floyd Snyder, Mrs. Xalora Arthur: Gladys Lnnnnins: lllll'lllt' Gilbert: Earl NVing:: Ilvrln-rt Al'lllSll'IIIlj.2'Q Luster Sinitlig Mrs. Gladys Ls-ninnnig Harry Kinney. 1918-Carl Ogden: Mrs. Edith C'atln-rnianz Mrs. Ilntli McKee: Mrs. ltlstln-r llallevkz Mrs. Marion Henderson: Mrs. Lillian Moore: Mrs. Gladys Marvin: Mrs. Myra Cornelius: Anita Tlminasz Mrs. Marjorie Blinvne. 1919-Mrs. Neva'Fnland:LMrs. Pauline -lillflistblll lmla lmtts: Bernice Glyssnn: Howard Iinud: Laverne 141111-llg Irving 'l'aylurg 'l'llt'l'Ull Hall: lim-V. lfllwin Sfl'lll5ljL'1'. 1920-Mrs. Mildred Snyder: Mrs, sV2'llYtlll Imnd: Ibunuvan lVallaee: Paul Kellyfg llavld Snyder: Lloyd. Fulton: l4'lo1't-mee Adams: Ura l'h'nadw:1y: Mrs. lfllsic- Curr: Tlll'I.lllUl'I5 Ilunn: 'Ester Spedding. 1921-Mary Oakes: XVayne Yan liipvri Mrs. Mildred lVatkins: Harry Alniong liallrll lmyejuv: I-Edgar Ihr-ang Mrs. Cleo Grundy: Mrs. Etlilli 'l'aylerg Mrs. Genevieve Iimnnisz Alina nt-rig Veer Pnllieniusg I-lc-lc-n Bridgerg Mrs. Ilerntliy Cnhlu, PAGE FIFTY 1922- 1923 1924 H125 1926-Mi CliI'l'urd 4Kl'll0lllZ Marin-1 1:Zli'lDllI l15lXVl'l'Ill'0 NValliinsg Hoy xYilkillSUllf Mrs. Hlllllvlll? .laifks Wiuifrod llil.L!'0l'1ll11llQ Mrs. llvlon Rllissg Gi-ralil llarris: Mrs Ellivl Clark: Mrs. lilhi Wilkinson: Dr. Hollis Clark: Bvrtlia Bcardslvy: Maxim- I'flIl'llllJ4ilIlll'Q Vi-rlyn Kvllv: l in H4-niissg Vharli-s Siolxg llussoll llramlt: Lluycl l':lll4'l'. l Gladys NYXIIIIIHQ Mrs. Gladys Law4-um-k: Paul Milliislm-r: l'lark Van IM-Wallufr: Lvila B Is-Ilixllt Julia Svliranu-kg Virgil 1.1-Huy: Mrs. Marjnriu Ynunpr: 'l'll0llIlZ1 l'lim-nix: Arthur Cobb. lim-ary Lumiiisz Albert XVilliams: Mrs. Iri-no Smith: liuih Grundy: NV:lynv .IIDIIIISIDIIQEI Nils Clariln-1 Ilavl: I-ivrnio A111114-sg Mrs. Vivian Ilmrlu-1': Charliv lilai-lc: Ward K1-llv: l'1 Slbilllllllffj Marshall Spaldingr. A -Mrs. Armina Williams: llarnlml Ibann: M1's. Arilaili Knapp: Virgil K4-ily: Max Koss: Im H1 ' y Idlllllsl xlllflll Olcnttg Mrs. Malls-l liassvtt: Mrs. Alix-4: 'l'l1u111as: M1-rlu l'ulh1-in IIN. Iuull li-in-: l4'lUl'1'lIl'l5 ltaniig Mrs. lilwa Bl'llf0IlQ Allmvrt 'I'uwm-r: Sanfnril Warm-2 liar-lu-l Willia Gail Marsliallg ffl'2lIlfl0ll Arnislrmigg C2ll'lllA'l1 IN-an: Rullanfl Ilaris: Iflilm-a Spaulsl I Ga-ralil Stuart: Arlnuu Wilkinson. lmome .l'4llll'l'I Ilniinvz 11 'ranksg IX2lflll'j'1l G11-tlv11lwi'grm-l': I.a Vl'l'll4' Illini: I.:-lim' , . 's. Narnia l'n-:lx-of-k: Lui-ilo B4-vrs: Arthur I3Il4'lll'llll'l',kf 'l'lll'I'1lll llray: xvlllllblll Vluanm ' 1 I' s ' L1 nis Ralph lammis: lla Main: Ali-Ilia Mitvhi-ll: llnllis larks: Ray lasvu: Mn-ruv Vkllllxvilfllll Mrs, Margrarvt SIlIl1l0l'SIlll2 liilwin Pvrkiiisg Lloyd Smllllwi-ll: Mrs. Julia l-'aullz Lawn Ilciiipstcad. 1927-Juanita lumix-llg Hi-lun Lalluwx-3 NYilf1-i-il 1'lu-llus: lim-u1'g.:'4: NUXVIIIIIIIQ llam-1 Culv: Elf Crnsst Hvm-lyii Lvwisg Hlxiury Foluyl All-mi Imnmis: Collrtlalifl Lanlis: Mary Michai Mrs. Nurma Spalflingrz Louisa- Ilili-y: Yarn liuvss: Marion lluhiilsmig Mrs. .lnss-pliilu tink 118 Mrs. lh-riiii-v llm-ki .': .lvnniv Williams. 1 1 1!Df:8-lin-iimw Stl-4-Iv: Faye- P4-limi: N1-al Mm-l'la-llanml: llhlwarnl llmm: Iiussi-ll liilvk: Mai- lralu l'as1-oz Llvvrt Sulwr: Linn 'l'uwslvy: Kvinu-tli Palmm-r: Ifllsii- Lvun: Ama ,Im-nlnis' I-um Hunt: llIlXN'l'l'Il4'0 Kunymiz XVillis Spaulding: Ilnnald lmwis. ' PAH Iii l+'Il1 l' Ant 14 s Y-4 L ! ! i 1 Q 3 v I I 1 I i S E