Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1932 volume:

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V ' - 'QW X V ,ff Y , 5 l f ' 4 gxn ibffii vm, ,f'q11v L Y, Q. f . . .,zafl', f. I Y In f ' light 5 K, P:-Ja, ,,-3EiE? nk I , M Hi f-W ' ' W ,xii-ul 4 'LN ' - - - I gl X ,M f -.:.,, 7 PIERIAN Of 1932 553 Publislled by THE SENIOR CLASS of MORTON HIGH SCHOOL RICHMOND, INDIANA Elinrmnnrh NCE again an endeavor has been made to present the events of Morton s ever progressive history. We, the staff, record this revieuf of undergraduate days so that acquaint- ances and activities may not be for- gotten ivitli the lapse of passing years. Brhimtinn We a'czl1'cc1tc' this book to lfzc' nzcnzory 0 GEORGE WASHINGTON M an and Pfztrzbf A - TIfI E IQQZ L PIERIAN , lclnzininration 1L.l.t11ne,A.IS., M.:X., I'l1,IJ. Donna Parke, A,B.. M.A. -IUIIH I . 'I'l1mn1rsm1. BS- INI,F. I.eora jnllanning English Department Anna I.. lfinfroek. I'I1.I5,. I'rl.M Inez Ii. 'I'rnelwlnmI. A.I4. Flora l'. Iirnallzlus, Ali. Maty A, Ifnrnslxell. A.Il.. M.A. Mary A. lnlhns. A.I!. Glenn llnlxler, A.B. Yvnnnn- flalrriel Iiwoczalla, A,I5. Matliematics Department Martha A. NYl1it:xcre. A.I'3., INIJX Iillwrt Vicliery Dale Seicler, A.H,. MJX. Science De partm ent II, Ilamlml Stanton, IIS. Margaret I. Iiwan. A.II. ILz1'a A. Mlller. I'l1,I5. -lnlxn I . IIWIIOIIIIJSUH, IXI.S. Zllarultg Vocational Department Ray II. Treasure, BS. Charles McNaught0n. HS. Iinnna Bond Jeanne Swan Lnckey, Ali. Edwin M, Moe Otto Horner, ILS. Corn mercial Department Rolmert Sullars, All., M.A. Helen Ilicks, A.B,, M.A. Ilelena li. Sutton, A.I3. ,lusepll bl. Powers. A.H. Physical Education Elder I. Elmerhart. A.B,. M..-X Ruth Ilulmer, A.B. Palmer A. Spnnsler. A.H. Six M mic Department James fnthlxert, B.M., B.S.l'. I.enn Beery, A.B.. M.A. ,f1rt Department Elizabeth Ilidgnucl, Pratt Institute Library lflorence A. Ratlitf, A.Il. Rebecca Martin, Assistant Social Science Department D, Neff, A.B. VVilliam S. Stafford, A.B. Palmer A, Sponsler, A.B. Elder j. Elrerlxart, A.B., M.A. Harriet A. Thompson, A.B. Vharles I. Bechtolcl, BS. Foreign Language Department Varrie Lane flmrles, I'I1.B. Anna Bradlvnry, A,H., M..-X. Mary E. Richeson, A.B. Svvninrn THE 1932 PIERIAN g5SSgQB111maWa,L1U,,aQ:L,3g::33a:i2Z: ,355 V-are M mgfgjip Hum' 2-Xftrrnrlf WOITICU. Your first duty in life self. So live that the man in his time be possible, be the years, he is Waiting his leave for him? Will it be lust or dissipation, a mind NSTEAD of attempting myself to write a mes- sage to you, the class of 1932, I should like to pass on to you suggestions made by David Starr Iordan, once President of Indiana University, and until a few years ago President of Leland Stanford University. Though the message is addressed to young men, it is equally valuable for young is toward your after- you ought to be mav actual. Far away in turn. What will you a brain unspoiled by trained to think and actg a nervous system true as a dial in its response to the truth about you? Will you let him come and take your place, gaining through your experience, happy in your friendships, hallowed through your joys, building on them his own? Or will you Hing it all away, decreeing, vvantonlike, that the man you might have been never shall be? This is your problem which is vastly more to you than any or all others. IDONNA PARKH. illlvmhvrz nf thv Qllaum nf 1932 OU will find many times in life that the game is hard, and winning seems impossible. When you feel such is the case, just continue playing according to the rules with the assurance that: as When The One Great Scorer comes To Write against your name, I-Ie Writes not that you Won or lost, But how you played the gamef' S. D. NEFF. light Tl-IE 1932 PIERIAN IoIIN BROWN Academic Cliairman of lli-Y Drama Groupg Pierian StaFfg Regis- ter Stagg Mortonite Stalfg llealth Board: Aviation Clulig Dramatic Society. The alert and cheery sel- Ilmn lag in the race. IANE BARTON Academic Girl Reservesg College Cluh: fhorusg Around-the-World. ,lane is always full of pep. Vllll, and vigor. WILLIAM BALEs Academic Football, '.llg Basketball, '30- '3lg Track. '30g Bihle Studyg Vocational Council. He that climlrs the tall trees llas won the right to the fruit. MARY BRADLEY Stcnographic G. A. A.: Fhorusg Girl Reserves. VVhen those hlue eyes he- gin to roll, you'rl better watch your step. VERA BURIJEN General Happy is the heart that has nn care. OLIVE MAY BOXVINIAN Stcnographic Girl Reserve 3 Around-the VVorlIl. 0live's manners are most courtly, and her voice is soft and low. Nine SARAH AIIL Academic Girl Reservesg lfhorusg tbl- lege flulvg Voc. Council. We hope Sally will live up to the record established hy the Ahls, she lveing' all of the Ahls. CHARLES BLACK Academic lli-Y Drainag Bilmle Srtumlyg Track. Charlie and his Mortonite Ford may he seen anytime passing all the other Cars. BETTY BRowN ,flcudcmic Dramatic Society: Girl Reserves. . . , the sunshine, I de- clare, is but a golden jeal- ousy awakeued lxy her hair. WILFRED BUCHER General I'll put a girdle alxnvt thc earth in forty minutes. GENEVA fxLEXANDER General Uhorus. Her heart is as true as steel. ROBERT BIsH fflczldcmic lli-Y. Holi was one of our lxest students-when he wanted to Ire. lle liked to Apraetice sports in his spare time. THE 1932 PIERIAN MYRA IANE COATE Academic Girl Reservesg College Clnhg Chorusg Annual StaE. Little, witty and wise! If she does big things in this world, we won't be surprised. ROBERT CHASE Academic Mortonite Manager. If you should hear our tip- pie play, Your cares would all be chased away. HELEN BROWN Academic Girl Reservesg Chorus. The girl with a smile is the girl worthwhile. VERNON V. H. CRUSE Academic Track. Vernon distinguished him- self in track, partly because he likes to travel. .IXINIY L. BRADY Academic Around-thc-Worldg Girl Re- servesg Sec. G. R. Bibleg Health Boardg Chorus. Amy never spent l1er time on worthless things-boys. Isn't that right, Amy? WELDEN COFFMAN General Vhorusg F 0 o t lx a l l, '30-313 Round-the-WorldClub5 llealth Board. Happy - go - lucky, fair and freeg Nothing there is that bothers me. E71 r y IAM ES COLE Academic Football, '29-'30g Track, '29- 31, Captaing Chorusg Booster Clubg Aviation Club. Men of hut few words are the best men, they say. Iosuz CRAYCROFT Stenographic I assisted at the birth of that most significant word. 'tlirtationf MYRON CoRsI Academic Foothallg Golfg Basketball: Base ballg Glee Clubg Chorus. Babe excels in athletics and in studies. FRANCES BRAMBLETT Academic Girl Reservesg Art Apprecia- tion. There's little of the melan- choly in her. FRED CRYE Academic Freddy is seen, but Sel- dom heard. LUCILE CREVISTON Szenographic Girl Reserves. A sweet smile and charm- ing personality - that's Lu- cile. g THE 1932 PIERIAN CARL H. CIRONIE Managing and Selling lli-Y. The blinking owl never says much, But ax wise olil bird is hey ,lust gather from this how wise :i lmy Our silent flilfl must bc. HELEN BARKER Gc'nc'ral G. A. A. A disposition tl1zit's sweet :xml sounilg A girl who's Il pleasure to have Zll'0llllll. WILLARD R. ERR Acadfmif Aeronautical flub. VVillard says. If mathe- matics be the food of life, feed On. ROVVENA EUDALY Academic Girl Reserve flEllJlllCf1 fol- legc flubg Chorus. Au A girl, not only in classes but in charm. HAROLD ESSENMACHER General Rlllllld-fllf-RAv0l'l1lI Science Clubg Ili-YQ Chorus llarolil is quiet and re- served iwe don't know for wlionil. NAOMi C. EIXK Academir A Orchestrag Girl Rc- servesg Art Apprecintiong A r o u n d-the-World Flubg Vhorusg Vocational Council. A smile like sunshine, As busy as a beeg Maybe you've guessed, Naomi. Eleven RUBY BURKHART Stcnographlf She cloth clap her lnuuls null whisper. HARIKX' Cuins Voc. Drafting Boys' Booster Ulubg lIiAY. llarry says, I guess l'lI go M1305 I need the sleep. RUTH EssENMAcuER General An ornament of a meek :inil quiet spirit. TQIIEODORE ENDLEINIAN Ac'aa'cm1'r Archery Clubg Glce flubg Chorusg Rifle Club. Tell has the most convinc- ing way: It seems he always gets his sny. TliELMA IRENE IDIETZ Managing and Selling How much better is it to get wisdom than gold. RICHARD EIWIWEIKICK rlflldflllllt' Football. VYe know him by those tell-mle lxlushesf' THE 1932 PIERIAN IAMES DAVIS Academic Treas. Morton Hi-Y: Chorusg Boys' Booster Clubg Avia- tiong C' h a i rm a n Archery Groupg Rifle Club: Annual Stalf, 19325 Mortonite Com- mittee. A diligent worker and a cheery, likable chap. MILDRED ANTHIS Academic Girl Reserves. llere is a good example of loads of pep packed in a small bundle. Cecil. CORDELL Voc. Drafting He that refraineth his lip is wise. MARY K. BURKHARDT Academic Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Chorus, Tennis Team. Sober but not seriousg Quiet but not idle. STEPHEN DUDAS Voc. Pattern Illalqing Stephie can always be looked upon to give a touch of humor to any occasion. MARTHA BROWN Academic Girl Reservesg Vocational Council, Art Appreciation. -- llere to our friend, so true and sincereg Morton shall miss her for many a year? Twelve LEAH DENNIS Academic Little but mighty sweet! She may be short, but we look up to herf, RODERICK IDAVIS Academic Rod has the admirable faculty of expressing his convictions in such ample How of vocabulary as to make his contemporaries blink at the magnitude of his mental capacity! I ? WINIFRED CUMMINS Managing and Selling Girl Reserves: Chorus. The little blonde has made a very favorable impression, Zlllenl, OH DNC pefsofl C5179- cially. ALBERT DOZZA Voc. Machine Shop S u c c e s s to a diligent worker. EDNA R. BULLERDICK Slenographic Girl Reservesg G. A. A.: 'l'ennis Team. A good heart is worth its weight in gold. FREDERICH DINGWERTH Genera! Round-theWorld-Club3 Chorus. Fred says, If happiness were water, l'd be the whole darn ocean. THE 1932 PIERIAN RUSSEL HARGER Academic The force of his own merit makes lIis way. KILBOURNE KNox Academic President of Radio Cluh: Ili-Y: Aeronautical Club: Chorus: Track, '29, '30, '31, Rough and ready, and a real sport is Rusty, VIRGINIA TANGEMAN Stenographic Follege Club: Girl Reserves: Chorus: Around - the - World Club: Art Appreciation. We know Virginia for her beautiful red lIair and also her fiery temper, NIBRVAL NELSON General His enemies shall lick the dIIst. HELEN WILLIAMS General Full of pep llllll enthusiasm. -Yes, everyone likes llelen. RYLAND IONES Academic VVilliIIg to do more than his share-that's Ryland, Thirteen BENJAMIN H. EMBRY Voc. Printing Chorus. William is a real fellow, one of our best workers iII the print shop. ROSEMARY LICHTENFELS Academic Girl Reserves: Uollege Clulm. Date last night, Date the night before: Going to have Z1 date tonight lf I never have a date any more. HARRY KERCHEVAL Academic Hi-Y Cluh: Booster Club: Around-tlle-World Clnlsg A Or-chestra. Believe ns. Harry's time is taken up Wllll someone not iII M, ll. S. MIRIAM MEADOWS Academic Girl Reserves: Vollege Clnlm: Chorus: G. A. A. lf you Hnrl HH evening that Miriam stays alone, yoII're doing well. BEVERLY R. LANTZ Academic Ili-Y: Pres. of Art League, '31: A Urchestra: Chorus: Mortonite, '30 and '32. One of the chief reasons wlIy the personnel of Z1 cer- tain section of 30 was changell daily. CiERTRUDE MCADABIS General Gertrude stands out as en- ergY- action, and industry personified. THE 1932 PIERIAN MARTI-IA c.iAAR Academic College Club: Booster Club: A r 0 u n d-the-World Club: Chorus: Art Appreciation: Girl Reserves. Martha hasn't an enemy to her name. CHARLES L. ENCELBERT Academic Bible Club: lli-Yg Booster Club: Captain of 1930 Swim- ming: Around - the - VVorld Club: Basketball, '29-'30-'31g Football, '28-'29-'30, Captain: Baseball, '28-'Z9. Charlie doesn't allow his studies to interfere with his high school education. ciRETCHEN RELLER Academic President of Girl Reserves '32: Girl Reserve Cabinet: Vice'PresideIIt Dramatic So- ciety: College Club. VVe see Gretchen in the misty future running out be- fore the footlights to bow once more over roses to the applauding audience. IorIN K'IAWN KOLENTUS General Basketball: Football: Golf. '30-'3l 32: Track, '30: Glee Club. jawn is the old batch manager of Morton. Ile does- n't go with any girl: he goes with all of them. VIRGINIA RODEFELD Academic Vice-President Girl Re' serves, '32: G. R. Cabinet: Sec. College Club: A Or- chestra. just to look at her is enough: we can see by her face how sweet and friendly she is. MYIKON SANDERSON Academic Glee Club: Chorus: Swim- ming Club: Morton Register: Tennis: Track. He usually gets to school just in time to get one foot in the room before the bell rings. Fourteen CHARLES PRICE Academic Band : Intramural League. Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more, Men were deceivers ever: Une foot in sea and one on shore: To one thin g constant never. FRANCES NINDE Academic Girl Reserves: Dramatic So- ciety: Health Board: College Club: Glee Club. Fran-ces hasn't been with us long, but we have learnecl to love her. ELINIER HOLZAPFEL Academic Annual Staff: M 0 I' t 0 n i t 0 Staff: President of Around- the-World Club: Art Appre- ciation: Art League: Nice- President, Spanish Club. Here's a true artist, with smiling face. VVhen he's gone from Morton, wlIo'll take his place? MAXINE RoE Academic A Orchestra: Band: Girl Reserves. lVIa.xine is a bright girl and one of the best pianists in Richmond. RICHARD MARINE General T r a c kg Tumbling: Hi-Y: President, Aviation Club. VVhy boastest thou thyself into Inischief, mighty man? MAXINE THKJNIAS Academic Girl Reserves: College Club: Chorus: Annual Staff: Gills' Booster Club. Maxine never lacks friends, especially among the boys. THE 1932 I PIERIAN RUTH WALTKDN Academic No matter what anyone says. l must be busy. GERALD Fosmcx Genera! Quiet in manners, Il gen- tleman at all times. lion FITZPATRICK ,f1c'adc'm1c' lli-Y. '30-'31g'l'innbIingi'Iub. '30-'Sly Around - the - VVorlil flub. '30-'32g llealth Board. 'Aly Aviation Vlubg Art Ap- preciation, '3Zg Football. '31- '3.Zp Basketball, '31-'323 Buse- ball. '3Z. Fitz, our precious little halfback in football and for- ward in basketball, is surely popular and well-liked. IUHN N. FINK General llaskc-tlrall, '30-'31-'SZQ Base- ball. '30-'31-'32g Bible Study. ,lohnny. the worthy floor Captain of our Red Devils. causes the rafters to ring with admiring shouts from the side lines. MAliTlI.'t FIENNING ,flfademif Around-the-VVorld Vlubg Girl Reserves: Ch 0 r u sg Glee flubg llc-alth Board: Art Appreciationg Morton l'ivii:3: Bible Study, lf l have done well, it is that which l desired. ciEORGE FIENNINC, IR. Managing and Selling Mgr. Baseball: Vice-Pres. lli-Yg Booster Flubg Avia- tiong fhorusg Arouml-than Vl'orld Club. George is business-like in evsrything he does. Fij'tc'fn SARAH IANE RICHARDSON Academic College Clubg Art Apprecia- tiong Morton l'ivic Council. Smooth flows the water where the brook runs deep. HELEN A. FOLLICK Stcnograplzic' llealth lloardg Ii. A. A.: lliorusg Girl Reserves, To judge this maiden aright. right well must you know her. fiEN EVA FLOYD General Often the most worthwhile are thuse from whom the world hear least noise. MARGARET FINE flcademiz' You Vouncilg Girl Reserves: College Clubg Vhorus. Peg is popular among both sexes on account of her win- ning personality and good looks. CHARLES FRY Managing and Selling Quiet and modest, but al- ways willing to do his part. LORRAINE FEEZER Stenographic To be happy is an nrtg and she is artful. THE 1932 PIERIAN ROBERT N. HORTON Academic Football, '27-'28g Football Mgr., '29-'30g President jun- ior Class, '29, Arouud-the- World Club, '27-'28, Sport Ed- itor of Register, '31-'32g Win- ner Lincoln Oratorical Con- test, '28: Mythology Club, '27g IIItraIIIuI'al, '29-'30 3l-'32. Bob was the best sports editor the Register ever had. RUTH HAYNER Academic Thou art the excellency of dignity. IOSEPH MAULE Voc. Drafting Aviation Club. Seeing the root of the mat- ter lS found in me. AUDREY HIJLMES General Girl Reserves, Advanced Chorus. Be good and you'll be happy: A But you'll miss a lot of fun. CLYDE HARIIIS Genera! Football g Track. The troubles of my heart are enlargedg oh, bring thou me out of distress. HELEN MADGE Slenograpliic Girl Reservesg G. A. A.q Fhorus. Innocence, learniniz, and fun are part of Helen's make-up. Sixteen RHEA HEWITT General Girl Reserves. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. MARY K. HINSPIAW Academic Girl Reservesg Art Apprecia- tiong Chorusg Bible Study. Young, merry, happy, and gay, nothing in life to do but play. MARTHA HUNT Academic Girl Reserves, Art Leagueg Around-the-World Club. She backbiteth not with her tongue nor doeth evil to her neighbors. Ion HARRIS General Aviation Club: Around-the- World Club. He knoweth not the worth of his hand. ElN1lN1A ALICE HQRINE Academic Girl Reserves, G. A. A.g Art Appreciation Let her own works praise ber. RALPH MORGAN Voc. Machine Shop I am fearfully and won- derfully made. Tl-IE 1932 PIERIAN ROBERT IDLYNING Academic Mortonite Ureltestra direelorg l'ierian Statlg lli-Y flulrp lfdilor of Morton Register, 19315 Morton Band. There's no exeeption to this rule. lle was the tallest lloh in sehool. Doius Riczimims Academfc Girl Reservesg follege l'lul1g Vhorusg Art Appreeiationg Annual Staff: llealth lioard. Doris was in the midst of all 1ll'llVlllt'S of the sehorl. DoN TATE Academic Hlec flnlwg Chorus: Morton- ite Orchestra: Tennis. lion has great hopes and prospe-cts of lweeolning a great pianist, It is reported that he played on the linoleuln at the age of Illl'Cl'.n RUTH ALLEN Academic 42. R. falrinetg tilee Vlnlnp I'ierian Staff: Vollege l'luh. lf all our wishes could conie true. HK-'d want our friends to he like you. KIIIESTER I.. LoNc:ER , 1 cademic Around - the - XN'orld K' l u lug Aeronautical Cluhg lli-YQ 'l'unihling Clulu: lihorusg An- nual Statlf. Flies is a line student. and he has an exeellent 'sense of lnunor. BLANCHE IDILLUN Academic Sec. of Senior llassg lreas. of G. R.g Dramatic Soeietyg llealtli Board: Chorus. Some day Blanche hopes to he the social secretary of the First l.ady of the Land. She'd he a good one. Seventeen Lotrisli HoLz,'xPifEL Xlcademic lilee l'lul1g Chorusg Art Ap- preciationg Girl Reserves: College Cluhg lloosterg An- nual Statlg Around-the-NVorlil lfluh. llolzy evidently hurns the midnight electrieiKy.jutlgs ing hy the nuniher of times she recites. Dick CRANE flcademic llasketltallg l oothallg Base- lrallg Aviation Cluhg Ilealth lfoardg Bandg Morton Uivie Vouncil. l'rane, also known as Blondie, has always had the attention of the girls when playing Ivasketlvall. footliall, and haselmll. MAIQY EMERY Academic Annual Ftatfg Girl Reserves: Follege lilulmg Art Appr:-cial tion: Uhorusg Booster Ululrg Round-the-VVorld Cluli. Mary leads the noise organ- izations of the sehool. VVe expect to hear lnig noises from her when she gets out into the world. JOHN HARDINU Academic President of Senior lllass. Ile surely did his level host to make old Morton shine: it' everyone would equal hini our pep would ln- just line. MILDIKED SMITH Alcademiz' Girl Rcservesg College flulig Chorusg Animal Staff. linssy is very eccentric in some respects: she prefers dates served soon after sup- per in sonieonc-'s Packard. IXLFRED MARIANI ,-lcademfc Editor-in-l'hief of Pierian: President, B o o s t e r Flulrg lfoothall, '29-'30-'32g Track '29g lli'Yg Art Appreciation. Words ean't. Colne to ine fast enough. THE 1932 PIERIAN ROY PEEELEY Academic Booster Clulmg Basketball, '28. Morton's lanky Roy is noted for his desire to keep the girls from heing lone- some. MILDRED R. Moss Academic Girl Reservesg Glee Cluh. Mildred has not created much fuss, hut she is a loyal memhcr to our class. STANLEY MEYERS Academic Keep me as the apple of thine eycg hide me under the shadow of thy wings. DOROTHY MEEK General Girls' Athletic Association. When she's assigned one hundred lines of poetry, she gets one hundred ten. JONAS E. MARKEY General VVoodwork Cluhg Film Cluh. Rejoice. young man, in your youth. DOROTHY NCJGGL-E Stenograplzfc She will rejoice in time to comef' Eiglzleen MARJIJRIE TIIORNBURG Academzc Girl Reservesg Art Apprecia- tion. Her ways :irc ways of IllCIlS21I1tI1CSS.n WILLIAM F. THOMAS Academic A Orchestra 3 Baud. As prone tO mischief :Is zihle to perform it. MARJORIE MERRELL Stenographic Girl Reservesg G. A. A.g Art Appreciationg Vhorus. A winning personality, :I pleasant smile, a kindly word for each and all. IAMES Mocx Voc. M usic A devotee ot' music and drama. MARGUERITE MEYER Stcnographic To gaze upon her coun- tenance is like looking into the heart of at lily. LIONEL HAID General Here's a chemist, an elec- trician, toog His favorite stat io n is KUKIV' THE 1932 PIERIAN Rosen KIEN1-nan Academic Annual Staff. Huh was our staff plmtog- rapher. always there with his lwox. And Can he por' tray Dr. Jekyll and Mr. llydef RICHARD INDERSTRODT Managing and Selling Remember not the sins of my youth, nor my transgres- sions. ARTHUR WHALLON Academic Dramatic Society. VVe shall always reinemher Arthur's military hearing and his striped sweater. MARTHEEN WILCIJXEN Academic Girl Reserves: Follege Cluhg Gen. Mgr. Morton Registerg Bookkeeper of Mortouite. She's the person to sec when you're hlue. Perhaps thatfs why she's engaged so Stlflll. FRANCIS WILSON Academic Francis had his heart and soul in the lli-Y. Ile did make a good president. PAULINE Yosr Academic The haughty little girl with the hig blue eyes. Nineleen EDYTHE Wouuay General Some that smile have in their hearts, we fear, lots of mischief. LUCILE Worm Academic Girl Reserve Fahiuetg Voca- tional Vmmcilg College l'luhg Around-the-VVorld Cluh. ller wit was more than mau's. MADGE WALLEY Academic Madge is one of thc must sociable, agreeahle, unaf- fected girls in our class. EDWARD WRAY Academic Dramatic Society: ll-YQ Ili-Y Drama Group. Here is a hoy that is su fair. llow we envy his curly hair. RUTH IANNE Woons Stenographic Travel l'luhg Girl Reserves. She has been a phantom of delight ever since she has gleam:-d upon our sight. IoHN WIGGINS Academic llaudg A Orchestra: lli-Y: Vice-Pres. of llealth Board. '31g Science Club. f'Oh, thou art too mild, too mild. I pray thee swear. THE 1932 PIERIAN WAYNE NICELY Academic Bandg Editor-in-Chief of the Registerg Sec., Drama Group of Hi-Y. Wayne says that he does not care for the feminine gender, but :Actions speak louder than words. IANE LICHTENFELS General Girl Reserves: Art Apprecia- tiong College Club. She works for what she gets, and gets what she works for. ERNEST CQABLE Academic Hi-YQ Glee Clubg Chorus. Yet a little sleep, a little folding of the hands to slum- ber. MARY E. KAUPER Academic Girl Reserves: Travel Clubg Around-the-WorldClubgMor- ton Civic Councilg Chorus. We shall remember her as being quite good natured and studious. MALCOLLI C. STOVER Managing and Selling President of Aeronautical Clubg Track. His feet are far from his brains: both are well devel- raped. HELEN MILLER Stenograplzic G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. She has to keep a card in- dex of her beaux. WILMA GIBSON General Quiet and unassuming, but friendly. IAMES A. NORUNGOLO Voc. Course Vocational Councilg Hi-Y: Archeryg lfootballg Track g Intramural Basketball. For the most part his works are hid. ELOISE GODDARD Managing and Selling Things done well and with care exempt her from fear. SHARON D. S1-IERER General Vocational Councilg Around- the-World Clubg Tumbling Clubg C h o r u s 9 Advanced Chorusg Aviation. The light of his eyes showeth the joy of his heart, MARYE STONE Stenographic Marye is small and quiet, but there is a great report when grade time comes around. CHAS. MULL General Footballg T r a c k 5 Football Mgr.g Business Mgr. of Bas- ketballg Hi-YQ Bible Study Cluhg Chorusg Around-the- World Club. Charlie's highest ambition is to be a good student man- ager. Maybe for a big col- lege some day. THE 1932 PIERIAN VIIKGIL LANDIS General lland: Mortonite Orchestra: Morton Civic Commission: lli-Y Dramatic Club: Regis- ter Staff. Virgil is generally 'seen with a smile on his face. He takes pride in playing jokes on Mr. Miller. LoUIsE HASELIEIER Academic Tennis Team. '304'31, Louise to 0 k in all the school activities and a big starck in the girls' athletics. BEVERLY LANTZ Academic lli-Y: A Urchestra One of the chief reasons why the personnel of '30 was changed daily. MARY MARIANI Academic Girl Reserves, 'Z9: French Cl u b : li I e e Club, '29-'30: Chorus, '31. Modest and silent, and everyone's friend. LLOYD MILLER Academic Ili-Y: Track, '31-'32: Foot- ball, '31. l.loyd says you're yellow if you don't jump off the Brook- lyn Bridge. EMOCENE HAIRT Academic tiirl Reserve Cabinet: Glee Club: Chorus: Dramatic So- ciety: College Club: Girls' Booster Club: G. R. Play, '32, Little, witty, and wise. A lasting friend. Twenty-one MILIJRED KEITH Academic Girl Reserves: Chorus: Atl- vanced Chorus: Around-the- World Club. Mildred is always in for :i good time, but somewhere and somehow she linrls time to study. OLIVE MAE HINSHAW Academic liirl Reserves: li. A. A.: Art Appreciation. Olive Mae is always mods est and silent, and nz-vcr hunts trouble. IESSIE M. POSTHER General Girl Reserves: College Club: Art Appreciatioiu. Morton Civic Council. Jessie can play the type- writer with as Inuch dexter- ity as Paderewski can play the piano. RAY MILLER Academic Checker Club: Annual Staff. Two things with which Ray was speedy-typewriters and girls. WA NDA EVELYN MODLIN C om m ercial Morton Civic Council: Bible Study: Art Appreciation. We are proud to have a quiet, dignified girl like Elc- lyn in our class. ROBERT HAFNER Academic S w i in ni i n g Team: Ili-Y: Around-the-World: Aeronou- tics. The only trouble with Holi is that he will wake up some slay graduated. THE 1932 PIERIAN RODERIC RICH Academic Froggy was our school playboy. VVe hope he doesn't take his Yo-Yo to college. AIJBREY RHINEHART Stenographic Girl Reservesg College Clubg Girls' Booster Clubg Glee Clubg Morton Civic Commis- sion: Around-the-World. Our idea of a mighty sweet girl. RUTII K. WIESIHAHN Academic Girl Reservesq Around-thee VVorldg Uhorusg Morton Civic Council. A humming, energetic dy- llil.lll0. RoBERT A. ROBBINS Academic Basketball, '30-'31-X325 Track. '3Zg Ili-Yg Boys' Booster Club, '31-'32g Tumbling Club. Bob is the best paper boy that the Item has, and the nicest boy Gaynelle ever met. Ile makes up his lost sleep during activities period. MARCAIKET UNGEIKICHT General Always dependable-that's Margaret. CHARLOTTE IORDAN Stenographic Girl Reserves. An investment in knowl- edge always pays well. Twenty-two FRANCES E. ROBERTS Academic Sec. of Girl Reserve Cabinet: Chorusg Colle g e Clubg Around-the-World Club. The rarer action is in virtue than in vengeance. FESLER ROLLER Academic lies never lacks friends. lle is a jolly good fellow and ever ready for a good time. FLORENCE MARPLES Stenographic Now we come to Florence with all her curly hairg when she goes walking down our hall. she has a regal air. SALLY ROBERTS Managing and Selling Around-the-World: Booster C' l ll b 3 A r t Appreciationg Chorus. She's a jolly little girl. There's mischief in her eyes. yet she can be quite dignified and can look so wondrous wise. RICHARD A. ZURWELL Academic Ili-Yg Banrlg A Orchestra. 'Alle that hath knowledge spareth his works. INDA ZURWELL Academic Gentle of speech, beneti- Cent of mind. THE 1932 -Q PIERIAN MAIKX' E. MARTIN Academic Evelyn is new to M. II. S. lt's all too soon to say good- hye. RALPH STARR Academic Ralph hates to fa-ce the class, hut he's right there when it comes to getting in nn a good joke. Lotus SCHNEIDEWIND General llasehall, '29-'30, Capt., 'Sig President, Sec'y, B o 0 s t e r t'lnlzg Basketball, '28-'29-'30- '31. Lou do e s n ' t know whether to he President or take a rest cure. PAUL B. LAINIARTINE Academic lfrench t'luhg Ili-Yg Art Appreciation. Girls are useless inven- tions who waste a mau's time horrowlng his knife. HELEN f,LER Academic tlirl Reservesg Chornsg Col- lege Club. For never can anything he annss when slmpleness and duty attend lt. IAMES LARKIN Academic Hilde Studyg Ili-Y. -lim doesn't make lunch noise, hut he has enough common sense to make him Il dependahle citizen. Twenty-three WALTEIK SQUIRES Academic IJ r I1 m a t i c Society: Hi-Yg Track, '30-'31-'32, Walt excels in studies and in athletics. DIDROTIIY STECALL Academic Girl Reservesg College Fluhg tilee Cluhg t'horusg Vcea- tional Founcil. The class critic is what we would designate Dot.l' She is capable of summing up ull our faults and virtues in one sentence. IANET STINSUN Academic Girl Reserves, college Flulng Business Manager of Mor- ton Registerg t'irculation Manager of Morton Register: Asst, Art Editor of Pierian, Art Appreciation. l janet was more interested in college than high school. VVe think she preferred rol- lege freshmen. ROSELLA KELLNEIR Academic Rosie could see the hright side of everything, and she cheered everyone with her smile. EUGENE PHARES Academic Ili-Yg Dramatic Society: Art Appreciationg Bible Study. Eugene was husinesselike in school: in fact, in every- thing he did. MINNIE LEACII Managing and Selling Girls' Athletic Association. Minnie could usually he found in the art room, THE 1932 - PIERIAN KENNETH SNYDER Academic The girls all think a lot about Kenny and his curly hair. JUAN ITA E. STOUT Academic President of 'VVebster Club, Girl Reserves, Vocational Council. A Hash of red hair, :I buh' bling laugh-and you'll know it's Juanita. JAMES L. NIITCHELL Genera! Public Speakingg Art Appre- ciationg Tennis Club. Quiet in Ill a n n e r and speech, but always willing. ELIZABETH THAYEIK Stenographic Girl Reservesg c'll01'llSQ Art Appreciation, G. A. A. Liz has a Wonderful per- sonality, and is liked by everyone. EDNA SIIARITS Academic Drama Group of G. R.g Vicel President of Health Board: Glee Club: Chorusg Around- the-World Cluh. C'upid's representative in Morton High School. DKJNALD CASTELLUCCIO Academic Football, '29-'30-'31, Basket- ball, '30-'31-X325 Track, '30-'31, Vice-Pres. of S-enior Class. Dandy says it's better to wear out than to rust out. Twenty-four IANE MOCK Academic Little, witty, and wise. A lasting friend of those who know her. IOHN SALYER Academic Ili-Y. Now this young fellow. they Say. Puts thoughts of tlIe fair sex away. VIRGINIA KJRR Academic For you will find that she will outstrip all praise, and make it halt behind her. GLEN SWALLOW Academic Does anyone r e In e In h e r when Glen was shy and back- ward? At least we can't say that about him now. RUTH L. KAUPEI1 General A Orchestrag Band, Mor- ton Civicg Around-tlIe- World Club, Girl Reserves, Glee l'lubg Chorus. A studious girl with an enviable disposition. IJOROTHY SCOTT General Girl Reserves, Advanced Chorus. Sweet, quiet and reserved- that's Dorothy. 'IQHE 1932 PIEBIAN YARYAN TREFFINGER Academic Aeronautical K' l u hg Ili-Y l'lnlJg Ifnotliall. TWH has the alvility to ask unheard of questimts auil tu argue his point with the teaelters. CELINTON SMITH Academic lli-Y, Teuuisg Golf fluh. lle's full nf life anil full of joy. QIATIIERINE SETTLES Academic liirl Rest-rvesg flturusg Art League, H Orcliestrag Art Appreciation. She hath many irons in the tire, swine nt' theni will lvnruf' Timixms RIDPATH Academic 'l'unnny was a fast man, es- peeially in the mile run. lle is always reacly fur a good time, ELIZABETH WEBB Academic 1'uucei't-Mistl'eSS uf A 01'- eliestrag Girl Reserves, Col- lege flulrg llilzle Study. lflizalreth is one of those conservative people who pay little attention tu th 0 s e almut them. IDALE RETIIIXIEYER Academic Dale is a relialmle surt nt' chap with whom one couldn't pi-ck a quarrel. lle likes l7lJlllll'lll2lflCS, Twenty RUTH ANN TURNER Academic l'pon the earth there is nut her like, IOSEPIIINE SCOTT Com m ercial Art Appreciation, l'resident of Family Relations l'lulu, '29g Chorus. Steady, sincere, sweet, the three S's that make up a frientl like Josephine. HELEN SeuimEnE1c Slenographfc liirl Reserves. 'tS'he always wears a cheer- ful smile. The kinml that's never nut nf style, GENEVA REED Academic Girl Reserves: Girls' Ath- letic Assnciatiung Around- the-VVm'ld fluli. Genevieve is one ut' the best athletes of the weaker sex. INEZ WIt3KE'FT Academic Art Appreciation, llirl Rt-- SSTVCS. Quiet, pleasant, llllll attrac- tive. MARGAIiET REDD1NcToN Academic Girl Reserves: Arounil-the- Wurlil l'lul1. When you see someone run- ning down the hall like a streak of lightning, stand asicle-it's Margaret. THE 1932 PIERIAN ROBERTA RUSSELL Stenographic Whatsoever she d 0 e t h shall prosper. BERT SCIIEIIB Academic Yell Leader, '30-I31-'32g Ili- Yg President, Booster Clulmg Dramatic Society. Bert is the Rudy Valen- tino of M. H. S., the lady killer de luxe. We shall send autographed photo on receipt of twenty-tive cents. IoIIN CURIRY Managing and Selling Warmed bench on Baseball Squad. 'When john comes walking down the street, the maidens' hearts all cease to heat. LETI-IA BALDWIN Slenographic Girl Reserves. Of manners gentle, of af- fections mild. WILLIAM EMBRY Academic He discovereth d e e p things, Twenty-:ix PAUL DINTAMAN Academic Swimming Clubg Science. Paul's power to talk on any subject is only exceeded by the width of his shoulder. ELOISE SHERICK Academic Girl Reservesg Art Apprecia- tion, That smile of Edna's wins everyone. HELEN B. HIATT Voc. Music A Orchestra. We hope that Helen goes far in music. STANLEY HAYES Academic Ile holdeth the dence al- ways, and draweth four cards.', HELEN RoYs'roN General IUhave fought hard--and won. A HELEN HANKS Academic - VVe all like her, for slxe's jolly. THE 1932 PIERIAN my QQ IOHN DONALD KAMP Academic john was brought up on pub- li-s speaking. ANNA PARKER Academic She's genial, likable, and sin- cere. RICHARD BENNETT Academic lle has not been with us long. but we like him just the same. ROBERT CREVISTON Voc. Mach. Shop VVC- heard a lot about Bob in football. MAUIKICE BORTNER Academic lle was with us a long time, and we hate to see him leave. MARK PORTER Academic Ilis favorite expression fused commonly, in basketball and golf or when unduly agitatedl was ! ' ' ? ? ROBERT ALLEN Academic Bob is known to Morton as the old heart breaker. Although the girls know the results will be fatal, they run the risk. ILvN1oR RIDENOUR Academic lle's genial, slow and easy, and works when he is of a mind to. CJRVAL GRAl1ABI Academic Orval was a friend of everyone that knew him. WILBUR SPARKS General Wilbur is at home on the ten- nis courts. CLARENCE MAY IETT General What shall a girl do but be merry? CiLENNA SHEAFER Managing and Selling Given to soft and gentle speech. VERDA DisHMAN Academic The world needs more of the cheerful and willing. STEPHEN SHERROW Academic Great men 'ire not always wise. WILSON BURR Academic We can see Wilson in the fu- ture as stage production man- ager for Ziegfeld. 1932 Qllaaa igintnrg HREE years ago, one hundred seventy-two bright but frightened and bewildered children entered the stately portals of Morton High School as Freshmen. That marked a new era for the school. The next year, as Iuniors, our brilliancy increased, and we started to take an active part in school affairs. We were no longer looked down upon as lowly, but as promising students. Our class increased in number till we had two hundred and seven members. This year marks the height of our glorious career, for we are Seniors. Our worthy Senior officers are: Iohn Harding, President, Donald Dandy Castelluccio, Vice-Presidentg and Blanche Dillon, Secretary-Treasurer. They have handled class affairs very well. The class sponsored Mortonite, which was a great success. Huge crowds attended the performances at the Tivoli Theatre, and the money which was realized was used to fatten the depleted purse of THE PIERIAN. Now it is time to bid adieu. Our school life at Morton has come to an end. We will always hold a cherished spot in our hearts for the education and pleasures which we have derived from our school. We can only hope that the Senior classes to come will carry on the Morton traditions as we have done. Twenty-seven THE 1932 PIERIAN eggxq. at Q- Hp R 1-9 46-mi e 5 Q iibomg E 5iSE l-1 STHmf1'fiff1f' Sh! fx . :A T' Q! Eff Qi' nerr 4' ' ' A ' f A - a-em' 'w G L.- f...' Nq - Muon .L , , 1'1 'slum eaemum- ENNQ WW E' 4.1.-., 5-Kngfsn. REODRRD '3 I VL:- -if' 'f' ff , 9 M , 2 f1 , Mm 3 S5-,ggi f ,Q N gf 7,,r,W,,sS ,gf 'Li ' 4 7- I lg 2: BHK 'Q . J ' Q l , V - ' - 15 Ci :sf ff? , Q 4 M' ,N I SEEN? K-qx my ' Q ,T 3 Q I 3 -T Lgg91Se,1f . 4 I - O rl by 4- wwf- ETC g b L- . ' X Zi 153 '-Q 'LE ' L U R ,A I 5 ff y 1 SMG, ' X 851975 1551. ' Foss:-Ly NJTFFIIV' 9 Rf 3 1' My I Q. 'fffvp ' QE? ' 3'LooR pw A-,El X . . .R.ENqEn8REqH1' l I 1 ny N FEQWW lumen fl iw Q Q if :, x 4: 1095- ull.. gs! X! Q' PORTER ' ,f..,1 1 X 54 I v-e NR r 77 W wi f 155940 Wea . a n S -V .1575 We 6 was QNX, ,E Mm - f ig 6 b Fi Q , I X r? I ' 9 , Missfomwfla o vm NU X ,gk .q4.. Q 5 - I ZW if .g 1 ' KY v X .355 'r , Zvi ' RK U X f t X ff Q N' - 'W ' M ' SFP E.e.clius K lffssnxf - fl.. ,, Q , ,J n 1 :Z -WH ' cop' FgaI'K'F.- 1 A ' M. Q S Q -W i- ' . fx n x 2 W 1 n -' ug, 'auf is -, x v I 4 .Ib P 'NEQQ R-Sf ' K W y -sux .. 4 1'-2 x L- GYM-91 GBQIGVP 2 S f uf X ef i Ig .ml 'N Nh 5 Fa: 5 'gf F22 l 'f '- f HORN Twenty-eight Hnhvrrlzwnmvn THE 1932 PIERIAN f aaea Sponsor A President , -f 1 12 113 5 , Dale Seicler Vice-President . Robert l.oehr Mervin Culbertson Secretary . , Doris May You can clo as much as you think you can, But you'll never accomplish moreg If youlre afraid of yourself, young man, Theres little for you in store. For failure comes from the inside first, ltls there if We only knew itg And you can win, though you face the worst, If you feel that you're going to do it. Success! It's found in the soul of you, And not in the realm of luckl The world will furnish the Work to do, But you must provide the pluck. You can do Whatever you think you can, lt's all in the Way you view it. lt's all in the start that you make, young man: You must feel that you're going to clo it. EDGAR A. GUEST. -From How Do You Tuclqlc Your Wo1'fq? Tf11'rty THE 1932 PIERIA f gl I ' N 1133 Spmmmr I. I . ,VIIIJIIIPSUII Y1L'L'-Pl'L'S1lIl'l1l llorollmy Dnllnx l'rcsia!cnl lump-s lily Sucrclzlry Bcity Ciilcrcsl 1133 Spmmsm' Miss lirglmllwlllj' Yicc-l'rcsiclcl1l l':LlgL'lliQl Malllu-xx' Prcsimln-ul lk-11yMilIur SL'CI'L'l1ll'y Dorothy Slmwlmxm ,lvfllhl ly-nm' THE 1932 PIERIAN ,,,fff'A ,,,, ff, ,437 , -' : 1 , HL f III 2555 Sponsor , ,Ioscph Powers Vice-President . Doris 'I1iI11ll1CI'l1'llll1 President, , . , Ro fer Colo Sccrclzlrv unc cnkins Ev , III E55 Thfrlyflwo v THE 1932 PIERIAN A s- , K --funn x A A f fw:e W f E W Q. ., N ,f N if - q a-er H --L GANGS Abs. Gigli-Lai' - wan? , AT me Mlm some . Tuna' Mu 0,9 Muna wenran.- SWEIT lu-wuA1 ? 'I'hi1'ly-three -n mem THE 1932 n PIERIANF E Q uf fu' f X f W f M 1 YF i': 3 -K I , f , I I ' ,f , ,f v, V 1 fd X WA l WQ Wlgjf f 'il fg w X lv' . , X P .f ---ssniilgnu H I Q ' . ,D ' v T'g:1' 1z-A L..-6 'lNPf-KUYL snls.-ay 1? v ' no 'PI' 'ZH' oo' N , W f ' N N f gag 3 ' -I M .1vVj:fJ-if 'az 1 :MX +int 3 SR., Y qu 73 ua-20 Q gi -1 - YYY' OUT ET: TZAEXEZ Jro, W In ki Av I MMT Curse Nu Q . 7-0 5721! 'Lf 1 -1- ug Y 1Znn,v+ l mar rafkl ' CHARM? x f , 0 rmr suif oHf 'f pq'-'LL. .4 ' ,, A Wg, wmoon-n 1 1 Hop H my' 3,,455p14N+ S'oax,y,8u7 jou'll Qkfm' il 1-V 6 X- 1-Inv: 7D use TNF 04'f.fSlN7'WN0f: 4 X ii ' A 2' 0 a WX , Q, X xf V 551,555 Uvfinnv EL ELT ofhff I4 WINE 0 'M W' Xx ess Lwks ' gj Z X, I?-'rw T'-' VER 5 N., gpg If Dmja l.Firz.fATR:cf E 6512453 I 'E W Nu Su-meg rggfvizi I I X f 0 G' mms. QXQZ All . Mc' 6 Q If K 6 1. 'f - Q9 E - X 1 1 -gf-wexriskfxsncgnufgggc? X , ply, R, .. 9 ' T ou t . A cowii e,F- Au, qc siTou 17504. -X .. .0 A3 f f 7 gltqsih Ya fo' ff it A , A ' il' -9 . Qsrll' Q Q 5 j M fa ,WH If 1 GG .VI ll S5 W fl Q' N Sdpea- 59 ' ,wi 1' Rm- M 1' '1 ,x k 9 fl f D 1 new 1-Luigi 'fd E 5,282 X I b ,X 22:2 Sox, bv-41,211 J V1 , 14af,:,,Q'1l X X V f H ' ,,f,,,,I,Qk ff' A 5 f K I f'fv Stes 'm'f 5f'.Si,2'I!,1fi q'EL 1 Z Tlzfrty-four 3-Xihlvtirz zmh Artiuiiivn men THE 1932 PIERIAN T llvzumii nf illnnthall Svetlana THE SCHEDULE Morton . . , o Wilkinson . . .,,. I2 Morton Rushville . . Morton ...... I3 Anderson ....,,.... 32 Morton Marion . . . Morton. . . . . o So. Side, Ft. Wayne 27 Morton ,..,.. I2 Portland . . Morton, . . . . o Connersville .....,. I3 Morton Shortridge . . . . . FTER getting off to a bad start by dropping its first four games, the Morton grid machine snapped into a more improved form, winning two con- tests, tying one, and losing by one point in the Hnal game of the season. Early season material gave promise of a very strong team, but injuries robbed Coach Eberhart of several experienced men and the prospects of a successful SCHSOH. THE LETTERMEN MYRON CoRs1-'29-'30-'3I-Co-captain, ,31 Babe followed in the footsteps ot' brothers. Al and Pat, and did a good job of harking signals. Graduates. DONALD CAsTELLUcc1o '29-'30-'31-Co-captain, ,3I Dandy was all set for a big year, but a hroken ankle in the tirst scrimmage put him out all season. Graduates. loin: KCJLENTUS-,ZQ-,30-73I1EI1Cl Uh! how he could snag a pass and run! Graduates. Bois FITZPATRICK-'30-'31-Halfback Fitz sure had speed, and those snaky hips had everyone guessing. Graduates. YARYAN TREFFINGER '29-'30-'3 I-Backheld n Treff had an' educated toe that saved Morton in many tough situations. Graduates. AL MARIANI--'29-'30-'31-Tackle Concrete proved a hulwark at the tackle post. EARL LAHMAN-'30-,gr-Guard Earl showed he could play guard with the best of them, Graduates. ROBERT LOEHR-'30-'31-jEnd Captain-elect, '32 Boh was a good pass catcher and defensive man. One more year. RICHARD CIQANE-'30-,3I-EDd Dick was an excellent end and our hest drop kicker. Graduates. ANDREW IMPERIAL-'30-,3r--Guard Morton is sure of a good guard next year. BRICE PENTEcosT-'31--Fullback Brice plays like a Trojan at this post. One more year. RICHARD HILL-'30-,31-Fullback Dick had an injured arm, hut gave a good ac-count of himself anyway. Une more year. IAMES HILL-,3O-,3I1GU8fd Jim didn't allow his hrother to out-play him. Two more years. HARRY HANNA-l3I-T3CklC Sinbad was as much at home on the gridiron as on the water. One more year. THOMAS ADEI.SPERGER--,3I-T3CklC Morton will have a mighty tine tackle for two ITIOYC YCHYS. Thirty-six nm THE 1932 PIERIAN ra A W A P V'X-' n - 1 Thi,-fy.,-I I THE 1932 PIERIAN msn n 1 312111111115 nf Maakvthall Savanna SCHEDULE Morton ,..... 21 Boston ,.,,........ I3 Morton ...... I9 jefferson fLafayettej 22 Morton ..,.., 32 Fountain City ....,. 1 3 Morton ...,.. I2 Newcastle .....,... 3 1 Morton ..,... 16 Anderson .... .. 25 Morton ...... I7 Hagerstown ....... IQ Morton ,.,... 18 Lebanon ...... . . .28 Morton ...,.. I7 Tech flndianapolisj .36 Morton ..... 1 6 Logansport ....... 25 Morton ,.... 1 1 Connersville ...,,.. 24 Morton ,...., 23 Wiley QTerre Hautej 21 Morton ...,,. 34 Liberty ..,.....,... IS Morton ..,.., 22 Eaton ,.,,....,.... 20 Morton ...... 31 Bedford ,......,... 26 Morton ...... 5 Newcastle . . . . .27 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Morton ...... 29 Kokomo .,... . . .28 Morton. . . . .19 Washington . . . . . .21 Morton .... 21 Frankfort . . . . . .18 Morton ..... 24 Cambridge City ..... I9 Morton .... 26 Spartansburg ....... 15 Morton ..... 20 Greenfield . . . . . .26 Morton ' I9 ' ' ' ' ' IZ Morton .... I9 Shelbyville . . . . . .22 Orton' ' ' '21 lton A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'I' Morton , . , I9 Rochester . . . . . .12 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Morton .,.. 23 Muncie ..... , . .39 Morton .... 22 VVinchester ,...... .27 HEN the first call for basketball was issued, sixty willing candidates responded. On Coach Sponsler was placed the responsibility of turn- ing out a winning team. The first half of the season was unsuccessful, the team losing nine out of fourteen contests. Through the efforts of Coach Sponsler and the co-operation of the players, the Red Devils were quite suc- cessful. The close of the season found the Sponslermen with nine out of twenty-two games won. Morton had a difficult time at the sectional, defeat- ing Milton, the runnerup in the last game. In the Regional, Morton was handed a defeat by Winchester, 27-22. LETTERMEN IO!-IN FINK Romsnr FITZPATRICK-Capt., '31-,32 Record: Three years as Forward Record: Two years as Forward The Fighting Irishman sure put pep into the tcam. and was a Fine captain. Graduates. DUNALD CASTELLIYCC10 Record: Three years as Guard Dandy was right there to take the ball off the back hoard. Graduates. Bruce PENTEcosT Record: One year as Guard Brice sure gave his opponents plenty of scrap. He was one of the best offensive men. One more year. MALCOLM LAND Record: Two Years as Forward Mike was a valuable man on the team, and could be depended upon to do more than his share. One more year. MYRON CORSI Record: Three years as Forward Babe was small but speedy, and kept his opponents guessing. Graduates. johnny was the most consistent scorer on tht- team. Graduates. IOHN KOLENTUS Record: Three years as Forward and Center Klink sure showed them how to play center. Graduates. THOMAS L.NMAll Record: Une year as Center Tom was given his chance early in the sci son, and made good. Two more years. ROBERT I.0EHR Record: Two years as Guard Bob plnyedra consistent game all season, and should develop into an excellent player next year. ROBERT KAHLE Record: Une year as Guard Bob started with the Imps. but was given a berth on the regular squad early in the season. You 'can't keep a good man down! One more year. Tlz1'rty-eight THE 1932 PIERIAN 5 WW IJ I ' 7 is :mb 1 ffm ' , THE 1932 f BIERLAN UE Q Q3 Sal N 6 'Q 9 r, ,4,,,, 41' 'D W3 ' ey 4, J' - 9 'Q 0 4- ,Q E G 31: G igi Y ,X em s N G, ,QU 9 'bf 1 'Q 9 M590 p ro? 5 XSEQTRQNAL. CHAN P3 0 ,,,.- 7r2,,1,.f e +1 9 321' N , J , arne,e1'Ioemv'f 3 an Ro-A If? , X, REMEMBER 'y4,,,,,1.A,, Ti ERTLETQ 'founnamefrz' 4 ,715 Q42 Efiif ' '-v -- K- 74 1 1 1515732 ff in X 2? L' X. If :sw . X Stl V fzx .. T ' ZNK ax K C521 A! ESYSSHUNI. Q Q.. I ' 3 MY uQfb as '55 NM, Zffgv ,ff f .hx ' 1 Z. J . ff X Z LAND nfeborfirlnr-wig, 42, A JCI, W, 1 3-NFM0fg0?-?0ES ,V if -U 0 avg my so--if 1 fm W 222 D ' 5 f-fm l l 6 M x 1 N ' by X di. 7 V, I -52.5, 72:31. 1Z,g,.A5n Wy! .. Q' I ' 4 Hi ,Xb X jx 9 Q:,.,,f 4 -1. - ,-.- 2 4 I e . HEAR L A 'M fo I :LSR Fnofx ' Ask N ,, Tom 7 7 R. o WBAQ AY KFXLL gqS2AE2D N 9 JWHKFA f: 'EQ, fu Q-2 sm 'N Q-H-A-QM mm' z.:::z2,,,:,,,5 ' 5 UNSERIAKER- I-B225-Z . if X Z X Qxitt-0,,f1 - f . f .Y - ,, f X .J xl-4iBR Fog:-EQLL Fog A H931 CRPI' ' X f -mmnmq ,f- 'D-1? A X f 97 7 X 'fl--.1--:GJ .Ju 3 X Q M A P7 N3 'rust 'TEAM on 'r Q' f Rang NE l ' 21 F!,Zomo, 4 , AT PoRTLRND Q SwlN 5 ' ' ' Q ,H aff ?a:1N:M..W H ww Q W f xxx K -1 ' A 5 fwbsgxm M Forty TH 1 2 PI A A, Tim Social I. ..,., A A A Social II. .,...., A World Friendship. A A A A A Sign of the Times Perfect Circle ,... Bible .,..,... Social Service. Music .... Drama Variety A Astronomy December io A December iq .,.., Ianuary 27-28 .... March 18-19. A A April 22-23. A A A April 29 A A May ii A CABINET President A A A A A A Gretchen Reller Treasurer A.,AA.A AAAA I Blanche Dillon Vice-President AAAAA A .Virginia Rodefeld General Treasurer. A A A Mrs. Richeson Secretary. A Frances Roberts General Sponsor. A A A Miss Ratlilli CE' I EK oimiitMAN sPoNsoit Virginia Rodefeld A... A ABlanche Dillon ..... A A .Frances Roberts Rowena Eudaly A..A A A A A Emogene Hart .......A A A A Henrietta Nordsieck A A A A A A A Lucille Wood AAAAAAAAA A A A Maxine Roe AAAAAAAAA A A .Mrs. Lucky A AMrs. Charles Miss Fornshell A A AMiss Hicks A A .Miss Reilvel .Miss Whitacre A A A AMiss Bond .Miss Parke Lois Lawson AAAAA A A A Miss Trueblood Ruth Allen AAAAA AAAAAAA Iv Iiss Ewan Betty Bartel. A ........AA.A AAAAAA A A A .Miss Bradbury ENTERTAINMENT CALENDAR Gangway AAAAAAAAA A A A AAAAA Morton Dramatic Society Ciencias Exactasu. A A AAAA Spanish V and VI Classes The Whoolienpooff A A AAAAA Hi-Y Dramatic Group Paying the Fiddler AAAAAA A........A.A. C Iirl Reserves 'kMortonite', AAAAAAAAAA AAAA. A... T i voli Theatre, Seniors Washington's First Defeat . A A A A A AAAAAA Drama Class Two Crooks and a Lady . A A A A A Drama Class F arty-one THE 1932 men PIERIAN BOYS' BOOSTER CLUB Sponsor., L..,. Mr. Sponsler President ,.., . . . Al Mariani Vice-President Harry Hanna Secretary. Lou Sclineiderwind COLLEGE CLUB Sponsor .,.,,..,.. Miss Riefel President . . Maxine Roe Secretary. Virginia Rodefeld F Orly-two CIVIC COUNCIL Sponsor. . . . . . . .. Mr. Neil President Evelyn Modlin Vice-President Virgil Landis Secretary . Virgil Tangeman HI-Y DRAMATIC CLUB Sponsor . ..,..... Mr. Seider President . . . . . .Iohn Brown Vice-President. .Wayne Nicely Secretary ..... Charles Black UMD ' Z PIERIA ssts sTHEsl2Z1 C lIQ DRAMATIC SOCIETY Sponsor ....,,. Miss Finfrock President Mervin Culbertson V.-President ,Gretchen Reller Secretary , Blanche Dillon HEALTH BOARD Sponsor . A , A Miss Parke President. . , . Edna Dunn Vice-President. Edna Sharits Secretary . . . Gerald Smith VOCATIONAL COUNCIL Sponsor.. ., . .. Mr. Nell President Mervin Culbertson Vice-President Mariana Munn Secretary .,., Margaret Fihe Forty-ilzree AVIATION CLUB Sponsor. Mr. MCN2lLlgl1I0l1 President, . . . ,Francis Miller V.-President Harold Campbell Secretary. , . Iohn Huey TH 1 2 5 E 93 P1iEig1AN-4 E AROUND TI-IE 'WORLD CLUB Gbthrr Airliuiiivn AROUND Tl-IE WORLD CLUB ARCI-IERY CLUB Sponsor ................ Miss Thompson Chzlirmflfl , ,. ...,......,. Wilson Buff President .,..,... ..... B ob Fitzpatrick Vice-President ...., ..... I .ucretia Long G, A, A, Secretary t ' ' lane Elmer President .................. Geneva Reed Vice-President ...,. .... D orothy Dallas HI-Y CLUB Secretary .,...i.,........ Ruth Goddard PLCSICICDI' .........,........ DHY'ld Vice-President .... .,.., , Ralph Kramer U I Secretary-Treasurer . .. Malcolm Parshall Lhalrman ---------------'- luamta Stout Sponsor .................., Mr. Becthold DRAMA CLUB GLEE CLUB Chairman ,.,,..,..,.. Maurice Huffman Y , Sponsor IHQAIHHIQ A II.II'..... Mr. Beery SWIMMING CLUB SCIENCE CLUB Chairman ,.....,i.,.... Iames Moorman Sponsor ......,.., , .,..,. Mr. Stanton Forty-four THE 1932 PIERIAN ' ' ' fm W ig, ,. g,g Lf. av.- 'K N. 1 WY 5 f 531 f-ws 1 ' D A xx 1 M k r- 14-J -C 2 Forly-fizfc THE 1932 PIERIAN aaa eeee as-iam? Ellie Svvninr Flag THE THIRD LEG H HE THIRD LEG is a farce-comedy by Alma VVilson. It is the story of the excite- ment preceding the third tennis tournament of a series in which Will Ianney hopes to win the loving cup that he has held for two years previous. Susie, the nurse-maid, is kept busy satisfying the whims of Mr. and Mrs. Ianney, who make a great effort to keep up appearances before club friends with whom Mrs. Ianney particularly is ambitious to associate. Several complications arise through the loan of Mr. lanney's dress suit to Mr. Thompson, an accommodating neighbor in the same apartment house. The attempt to cover embarrassing circumstances in which they involve themselves produces a really amusing play with numerous funny situations from beginning to end. THE CAST Susie. . .. . Iosie Craycraft The Nameless Une . . . Iohn Harding Mrs. Ianney. . . . Rosemary Lichtenfels Mr. Ianney. .. Mrs. Driver. .. Mr. Thompson Bobby Gordon Mrs. Patterson . . VValter Squires . . Madge Walley Arthur Whallon . . Robert Chase . Emogene Hart Mr. Patterson .... Mrs. Boyd. . Mrs. Mallory . Mr. Boyd. Mr. Fields ... The Sergeant . . Police Oflicer . Salesman ..... The Messenger . . .Edward VVray Forty-six . .Maxine Roe . Naomi Erk .. Iohn Brown Roderic Davis Richard Zurwell . . Wilson Burr . Iames Davis . Iohn Kamp THE 1932 PIERIAN iiirirrrr or r r r r r . l 1 'hr 1932 lgivrian li llUl'li the Iijhgl l'naiu.xx speaks lor itselli. lt is no easy task to protluce an annual. Special coininentlation shoultl he given to Robert Duning, who tlitl a wontlerlul iolw in the arrangement ol the senior panels. Charles lingelhert anal Chester Longer were also more than willing to take upon themselves acltlitional work. The H1081 teclious antl hartlest work in preparing Tiiia Piiaiuixx was typing the copy, and we are intleetl grateful to Dorothy Stegall antl Mr. Sollars lor this work. Miss lfinlirock also was always reatly to give suggestions anal to supervise tht- work lor the betterment ol' 'lima l,lliRl.XN. NVc are also intlehtetl to Mr. Roy Hirshhurg lor his help in supervising the photog- raphy. to the Nicholson Printing Company, antl to the lntlianapolis l'll1gI'llVillg Company. .XL Muztwi. 'lil Ili S'l'iXl7l litlitor-infChiel' .Xllretl Mariani Snaps. lioli liienker llusiness Manager Iohn lirown f lmncs Davis Circulation Manager Doris Richards Rlllwfl Rvltlfllh llookkeeper ,VVilliretl lluclier PC'-Smmls ' BCH 5',l 'l' Holm Duning, Mary 'i C'l' . ' o i is -,iii Senior Photographs llarry Kercheval V 4 l mm ll ull' I l.ouise Holxaplel lyivwl RUF' Mlllfr .Xctivities Chester Longer ci V it Miltlrctl Smith 'Olly l Ruth Allen Art, . 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