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Riverdale High School - Riverian Yearbook (St Joe, IN)

- Class of 1929

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Riverdale High School - Riverian Yearbook (St Joe, IN) online collection, 1929 Edition, Cover

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Elizabeth Davis Harold Walter X ll 1 I ll ll 1 ll I I DEDICATION THE SCHOOL CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS LITERARY ATHLETICS l I I ll I ll ll I 1 ll ll I I ll ll ll I I DEDICATION .MOMM To Mr. S. E- Pickering, the Seniors of Spice- land High School gratefully dedicate their Annual as a token of appreciation for his work in influenc- ing their lives in the earlier years of their schooling. Most of the class, at some time, was taught by Mr. Pickering and also some of their parents received training under him. The twig is so easily bended l have banished the rule and the rod: I have taught them the goodness of knowledge, They have taught me the goodness of Godg My heart is the dungeon of darkness, When I shut them for breaking a ruleg My frown is sufficient correctiong My love is the law of the school. -Elizabeth Davis E! H III' Ill H: z1.---- The Eugmxwemn ........1m -H I I UP C I-5 C3 IQ 'JU Q32 'U I U3 -QQQQQ s I 6 53.1 3 ll - ll Maxi' 'W -1, 5' M fn 'G f-M M ya 'fn 'wa Q I 'X Q ,gk A fl! .f 'm , 4, V- n ' ' ia W an K 'M .W 'E W 14 W I A - ,Q M f 9 A W A . aw ., is .S ,,, Q 5, 4. , A K , A ...Q .. K 'E iq! if 541. THE SCHOOL El an..---- The Eugemecan ----.vm -H s 5 l I I f In this sweet time of delight, When all grievance should take flightg Many flow'rs waken to drive away sadness, Even the birds sing to tell us their gladnessg The honeybee is hunting for clover, While Sweet Joy bathes the world over- At Springtime. .95 F' -I .....n1ig:..-1 4:.'f,,.. L. N -J I e I I I I I -6 Es'- F 6911. Q Z' 3 I I I f s .!. Q. I 1 1' ?H Let us then with birds and flower, Live in joy and love each hour, Making this old world of sorrow, And of all that useless horror Turn her heart in love toward God, Praising him in every work- At Springtime. -C. J. .95 I- I I- .J :In z'.---- The Eusgemecln .--....-.mm -:I I I l Weeping for a night alone endureth, God at last shall bring a morning hourg In the frozen buds of every winter Sleep the blossoms of a frozen flower, wk N: ' .Y'!g,,l K.. 1 fn f:fS-fZQ,Y-- I 'I -.153-ii lifyn.. L. ...I ll' If 1 - 5 1 ::1l:4r---- I-HTG ELI Gll'19G1l'l ----vb-1111'g I U L. W. CARSON Principal CARROLL HALL J. H. EILAR Trustee County Superintendent Q. K QQ 5 4 H 53.1 3 ? ll ll l N I I Elmer Hasler Knowledge is power. Jessie Quebbeman She teaches her pupils that what ye sew, so shall ye later rip. Clarence Christopher I grant although he had much wit, he was very shy of using it. I Lucy Buroker L Be not like dumb driven cattleg l E Be a hero in the strife. 1 l k s E L. NJ I i l I l u I v -6 C? F WM. Q 2 'IS n I 5 I I I ll: K 'QQ 5 3 Ei S7 Q31 S E I mp.----.. The Eugsmecxn ---xx-Q -l' Roy Clifton All great men are dying, and don't fell well myself. Elizabeth Roop 'kNothing's so sacred as honor, nothings so loyal as love. R. E. Brooks Travel is the greatest source true wisdom. Bessie VanSickle I 2111 of Thine is the mystic melody. ls .I l- -l I- no - .rjlli I I i Il CP fgczzff . G 2acfx5.s P-zu. S.E.2'clcerm6 A GL1gfn5gAAJJis ll l:: I 5 l l U l I Y 6 3- an F 690, Q 2 :S I l 5 f F I .:: --S-QQQ 5 H 53.1 3 3 : :In mp.----. The Eugcfgclliemn ----xxx -H I R I Senior Class History CLASS COLORS-Pink and Lavender. CLASS FLOWER-Piiik Rose. N MOTTOeA quitter never wins, a winner never quits. ' I PRESIDENT ..,....,................,........,.........,..,,e,,,,,,,,..,.,.,.,,,,,........,... PAUL GARDNER I l SECRETARY ...... ..... R OBERT REECE 1 TREASURER ........................,........... ....... ..,..............,.......,......,... E L VA BOGUE In, September, 1925, there were twenty-five shy Freshmen who entered a great institution of learning. As organization is the first step toward success, a class meeting was called and officers were elected. At the beginning of our second year we felt much braver. Some of our boys played on the basketball team that year. Then we were Juniors. We are now upper classmen. So many important things happened. Among them was our class play, Aaron Slick from Pumpkin Creek, given December 6, 1927, and the Junior-Senior Reception given May 11, 1928, The summer soon passed and we found we were Seniors- We worked hard on our Euganean and our class play, The Goose Hangs High, was given May 14th and 15th. Now as our school days are nearing a close, we look back on the many ac- tivities where our class was always represented but we know that with such a beginning there will be bright futures aheadfor us in the school of life. the'---rw ff W ' ri Y,,,,...i..J -,,.,, , , , . E3 I 'I -1-nxQ1 lla'-. L. N .I H! 1:4----.. The Eugmxwemn -.....-.mm :H I I Paul Gardner SQQ I 5 l Q34 l 5 He is not merely a chip oil the old V block, but the old block itself. N n t I Dorothy Pickering 'LI am always in haste but never in a hurry. A i Robert Reece I A man after your own heart. y M V Happy, pleasant and thoughtful. A Bernice Ward Life without laughing is a dreary blank. A P x 4 .. , . . I.. -1 XVhat Kenneth Pickering ' Good sense and good nature are -as never separated. Rachel Hatter a sweep of vanity comes this way. Edgar Hall ,V O, it is excellent to have a giant's strengthg but tyrannous to use it like a giant. Hildreth McIntyre But still her tongue ran on- I' I fi I. .J Elva Bogue Speech is great, but silence is greater. N I I Russel Pate If the inside of his head is like the outside, he certainly has a black outlook on life. Mary Stubbs Mary is a grand name, and Mary is a Wonderful girl. Wilbur Griffin Eat, drink and be merry for to- morrow you may die, '-'li-9ix I- .J I i l l I n l v -a if E? fm Q 2 13 I I I I 5 I l:: Q ix s l HI fllrru- TIWQ El,gGll'lGCll'l --11111 I 1 Donald Black Much study is weariness to the flesh. N I , I Olive Smith t If you lack words to tell others noble deeds, think and do them ' yourself. Elmer Brown A man not of words but of action. Mary Louise Hiatt tt The only way to have a friend is to be one. L. .J Q QQ 5 f KI 67 Q91 3 Martha Williams Not sour, miserable, nor backward -just modest. Paul Lacey No cord nor cable can draw, or hold so fast, as love can do with a twined thread. Carrie Johnson Ln I am in earnestAI will not equi- vocate-I will not retreat a single inch, and I WILL BE HEARD. Forrest Virgne To himself he is a wonder and you'd better stand from under, for there isn't anything he d0esn't know. ---Q 4 1 I I I nil I i I l I u l v -9 53' E77 95. 2 2 3 n I 3 l I I IS: L QQ l I .. 1' E .. l 6 Q34 E l l l mn..---- The Eugcmecsn ----xxx -H l unior Class History 9!f'iifS MGTTG-The elevator to success is not running Stairs The, Take I COLORS-Qld Rose and Silver Gray. g FLGWER-Pink Rose. Cn September 6th, 1926, what is now the junior Class rose another step to success when they entered high school. There were about twenty in the class and we were all rather frightened at the prospect of starting our high school Clays. Miss Hodson was the sponsor and the class officers were: President, Margaret Brooksg Vice-President, Elizabeth Davisg Secretary, Henrietta Henryg Treasurer, Ann May Griffin. As Sophomores our class lost a few members. Mr- Ballard was the class sponsor and the officers were: President, Henrietta Henryg Vice-President, Elizabeth Davisg Secretary-Treasurer, Harold Walter. In 1928 we became Juniors. Miss Roop was elected sponsor and the officers were: President, Harold Walterg Vice-President, Anna May Griffing Secretary, Elizabeth Davisg Treasurer, james Wztrd. Harold Walter Clara Magee Dorothy Ford Frederick Poer Henrietta Henry James Ward Maxine Hall Anna May Griffin Dorothy McGee Margaret Brooks james Delon Genevieve Stubbs Marjoria Kirk Viola Harrison Mary Jane Harter Nixon Elliott Marjorie Smith Vera Wtirth A Elizabeth Davis Margaret Stubbs Roscoe Pheneger Ada Merle jackson N.: lj: in M irsm- S , T 'WG El,gQ1l'lGG1l'l ---.xii L l 17-Y Sophomore Class History MOTTO-Sincerity, Simplicity, Service. -:il If there is one class in high school to be pitied, it is the Sophomores. It is generally considered that the Freshman class is very important fin their own estimationj, the Juniors are decidedly Grown Up, and everyone knows the Seniors are dignified, but the Sophomores are just Sophomoresf' But for all of that we have a group this year of which to be proud, ten girls and thirteen boys. Two boys are among the Hrst eight of the basketball teamg three on the second team, one of last year's tennis championsg several honor stud- entsg and romanceg why, we can almost compete with the Seniors in romance. We are an agreeable class, generallyg help each other without lessons, enjoy our parties together, and turn the class meetings over to the boys- S z:.---- The Etgcllaecirl ----xxx SI' I COLORSfGreen and White. l FLOWER-Sweet Pea. I I Ellis Adams Maurice Black Martha Paul Margaret Black Susanna Bundy Cosby johnson Forrest Denney Junior Wilson Robert Wilson Charles Applegate Dorothy Butler Estella Allen Virginia Griflin Mary Gardner Lamoin McFarland Francis Allen George Cartwright Omer Carr Mary Elizabeth Woods Frances Haguewood Gene Lacy Myron Brown James Mollitt I 5 6 3-1 Q34 l 1 I. .I I I r - flirt:- The Eu? mlwemn ----xxx -H EFI I9 ILM M1 I 1 I I I 'I I. N .I l zp.---- The lftgemeczn ----.xx -l' Freshmen Class History MGTTONNM finished, just begun. COLGRS---Green and Silver. FLOWER--Lily of the Valley. We'rc really not so green as lots of people think we are. To begin with we haven't lost so many of our members on our eight years' journey over to high school. There are twenty-eight Freshmen now. At the first of school, we thought it best to elect our oflicers. As our presi- dent we elected Joe Johnsong Vice-President, Betty Jo Painterg Secretary-Treas- urer, Ruth Deem. Tiny rather disliked the fact, at first, that he was put on the look out for us, but as he came to know us better he found we, weren't such a bad bunch after all, Cf course you wouldn't notice Mr. Clifton as to personal appearance, but we all like him just the same and he makes a dandy class sponsor. We have three of our boys on the second team- Sometimes they even sub for the first team. Now don't tell us we're not stepping out. Harold Goodwin, Joe Johnson and Edward Smith sure know basketball from the word go, just you wait until '31 or '32 We will take the state tourney with those Freshmen of '28 playing. joseph johnson Betty Jo Painter Alice Mae Lykins Louise Fleming Mildred Ewing Virginia Evans Ava Dott Conwell jack Hoover Wilson Kuhn john Longwell Levara. Mae Catt Ruth Deem .I Martha McIntyre Barbara Phenegar Hallem Reece Thelma Soloman Dorothy McDonald Harold Goodwin Marion Lefter Oliver Longwell Gladys Byers Lawrence Seward Edward Smith Rua Trabue I' 'I L- 'U The Eu? CIVIQCIYI ---1111 mil N gf N E I l L ef? W-' 5 L2 l L I- 'I I- N .J I N I I THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1928-1929 Officers President .............. ........... ....... H e len Elaine Hasler Vice-President ...... ..,............. H arlan Hasler Secretary ........... .. .......... George Wilson Treasurer ...........,.........,....,.......................,......................, Winifred Pickering The Junior High School enrolled in the fall semester fifty-five pupils, thirty- seven in grade eight and seventeen in grade seven. The first social event of the year was a marshmallow and Weiner roast at the home of Mary Ellen Hall. All enjoyed a rollicking evening of fun around a large campfire, especially the boys and girls who put on the boxing gloves. The jitney Festival was the next thing to claim our attention. Who Takes the Cake? a humorous playlet produced many hearty laughs in our endeavors to secure shekels. We are quite proud of the first aid room that the proceeds of this event equipped. .I T r' -1 ........f1-J ,,,,.. L 'U ORGANIZATIONS I , I ll ll u l l u :ll zp.---- The Eugsmeon .......-.vm -:I I I n T 4 I 1 Staiiding-WL Grilhn, L. Buroker, M. Willi2lll1S, H. McIntyre, E. Brown, C. Johnson, M. Stubbs. Seated-P. Gardner, R. Reece, E. Bogue, R. Pate, D. Black, M. L. Hiatt, D. Picker- ing, K- Pickering, B. Ward, E. Hall, O. Smith. The Euganean Staff has labored long and faithfully to give you at hook of which you will be proud. They sincerely hope rhat in years to come when mem- ories are most dear, that this record will be il reminder of the pleasant days spent in dear old S. H. S. The name for this book was chosen from u large group sent in by members of the school. lvlaxine Hall was the author of Euganezm,i' which means hills, higher places. The art work throughout our book was drawn by Elva Bogue with the assist- ance of Mr. Clifton. We are very proud of the work done by all members of the Euganean staff. 1 I- -I ...-..urgT',.i1 l',... l. ' .I H! z..---- The Etgmlwemn -----um -H I I 5 I 7 7 Left to Right-K- Pickering, E. Hall, A. Whitton, O. Smith, R. Trabue, R. Pheneger, M. Mcshurley, Miss Vansickle. ORCHESTRA This is the first year we have had an orchestra for several years which ac- counts for its being small. Of this group three are Seniors, two Juniors, one Freshman and one Seventh Grader. The orchestra has played at both churches and at Parent-Teachers meetings. We are hoping that it may increase in coming years. F' I I. .I I ll f I I l Back Row-D. McGee, H. Henry, M. Gardner, M. Paul, C. Magee. Middle Row-Miss Vansickle, M. L. Hiatt, L. McFarland, M. Stubbs, G. Stubbs. Seated-B. Ward, C. Johnson, A. M. Grimn, D. Pickering. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Our only regret is that we have not heard more from the Girls' Glee Club this year. Four of this group were chosen to join the All State Chorus. They Were: Henrietta Henry, Mzirgziret Stuhhs, Anna Mary Griffin, and Genevieve Stubbs. The double quartette sang A special number hefore the teachers of Henry County. We also have a very interesting and capable harmonica playerfileorge Cart- wright. .1 I- I L- V I l f H! zp.---- The Eugclliemn ---.xxx -H I E I 1 4 l 7 Back Row-F. Allen, F. Virgne, P. Lacy. I Middle Row-Miss VanSickle, G. Cartwright, E- Hall, C. Applegate. Sitting-W. Kuhn, H. Goodwin, N. Elliot, F. Denney. The boys' Glee Club lost quite a few of their talented singers with the gradu- ating class of '28, but they are still able to bring forth quite a bit of harmony. From this group Forrest Virgne, Francis Allen, Charles Applegate, and Harold Good- win went to Indianapolis to sing in the All State Chorus. Francis was the only member of this group who went last year. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr, Clifton .... ....... ,................ Z 4 wology and Biology Mr. Brooks ..... ...... 8 th Grade and General Science I' 'I ..-nmgg- lzap.. I.. N .I ::1l1nav:-- TIIQ ELgG1l'l9CH'l ---1x15 I I N I I GONE BROKEN A Comedy Given by the Junior Class on February 20th, 1929- FREDERICK POER ...... ..e,... ,,.,.... .......,....,,.,,..,,,.,.,........,. B I L L SMITH HAROLD WALTER ........ L...,,...,.,,,,.....,....ee,7,... T OM PRENTISS ROSCOE PHENEGAR ....e,,,, ....,, R EV. CASSIUS HARROWDANE MAXINE HALL ........evA, ...... .V.. P H OEBE HARROXVDANE DAMES DELON ...,..,. V,.,. S TEPHEN DE VILLENEUF DOROTHY FORD ,ee..,,e .Y MATHILDE DE VILLENEUF ELIZABETH DAVIS .....,,. ,. ..... MARTHA HARROWDANE DOROTHY MQGEE ......... ,,.I.,, G EINEVE HARROWDANE ANNA MAY GRIFFIN ......................,,.....,,,.....,......,..............,,....... MRS. TUCKER COACHED BY MR. ELMER HASLER f l ...qw Ng... ...gm wg... 1. QQ I 5 I H 1251 2 ? :Il zp.---- The Eugeilaeon ----xxx HH I I E ? l Top Row-C. Johnson, V. Worth, L. Buroker, M. Kirk, K. Pickering. First Row-D. Ford, D. Butler, O- Smith, M. Brooks, C. Johnson, H. Heffel- man, D. Pickering. Miss Buroker is the head librarian and twelve students act as librarians dur- ing the periods of the day, before school and after school. The students keep the books arranged, file the cards, and see that books are returned at the correct date. They also receive visitors who come to the school and are regular office assistants during their respective periods. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. E. A. Hasler ...... .........,...... J unior High and Freshman and junior Classes Miss Lucy Buroker ....... .......... S ophomore and Senior Classes and Public Speaking. I' -I I. ' .I l z'.---- The ELEQIQQGH -----Q -:I I 4 2 Back Row-L Jackson, M. Brown, Mr. Brooks, E. Hall, Moffitt, P. Lacy, W. Griflin, E. Adams. Middle Row-O. Longwell, W. Kuhn, M. Lefter, Longwell, L. Seward, J. Hoover, H. Reece, G. Cartwright- Sitting-1. Ward, E. Brown, D. Black, R. Pate, R. Reece, P. Gardner. VOCATIONAL WORK Agriculture, manual training, and farm shop work are all under the able tutoring of Mr. Brooks- All of these boys are finding out that there are many interesting facts about farming and carpentry. Several of them will make the trip to Purdue University in May, to exchange ideas with boys of Indiana High Schools. F' -1 I. .I H- z..---.. The Eugeixueon ----.-Q -H I I u 4 2 7 Back Row-G. Byers, T. Solomon, M. McIntyre, B. Pheneger, M. Smith, E. Bogue, A. Lylcins, M. Ewing- Middle Row-Miss Quebbeman, B. Painter, L. Catt, V. Evans, R. Deem, M. Stubbs. Seated-R. Trabue, D. McDonald, A- D. Conwell, L. Fleming, A. M. Griffin. DCMESTIC SCIENCE The girls showed their ability to cook when they served the librarians and basketball boys. They are going to show us how well they can sew when they take part in I1 style show, appearing in dresses of their own designing. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. L.,-W. Carson ......,. ........,.................,...................,...............,.......... B oys Training Miss Lucy Buroker .,....... ........ H igh School Girls Training and junior High Girls V' 'I I- N .J 1 Llnuun- il-ll'1Q El,gSll'lGCll'l --'Kitt I COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT We have a well equipped Commercial Department. The object of this de- partment is to prepare students for office work. The courses offered are especially attractive and beneficial to students who find it impossible to attend schools of higher learning. Courses are offered in bookkeeping, typewriting, shorthand and secretarial training. Students of the typewriting classes are constantly called upon by the principal and the teachers to write letters, type forms, and cut stencils- Miss Elizabeth Roop is the instructor of these courses. LIMS-2 I I L. N -I F The Goose Hangs High So high, in fact, that it was completely out of reach when Mr. and Mrs. I I I Bernard Ingals discovered that it must be brought down to the level of ordinary living. A splendid play, showing the sacrifice of a mother and father, which would have ended in ar catastrophe had the three children not come to the rescue. The play given by the Senior Class on the nights of May 14th and 15th before a well attended audience, BERNARD INGALS .,,..... EUNICE INGALS ,....... NOEL DERBY ........ LEO DAY ..............,. RHODA .....,.,............... JULIA MURDOCH ...... MRS. BRADLEY ,...,...... HUGH INGALS .,,....... DAGMAR CARROLL BRADLEY INGALS ........ LOIS IN,GALS ,............... KIMBERELY ..............,.. RONALD MURDOCH CAST OF CHARACTERS X na, -I A 115 eg -I MM! 1 GJ :F Wx Y -ff ,N ,.-0, W -1 KENNETH PICKERING MARY LOUISE HIATT ROBERT REECE ELMER BROWN OLIVE SMITH HILDRETH MCINTYRE MARY STUBBS RUSSEL PATE DOROTHY PICKERING DONALD BLACK CARRIE JOHNSON EDGAR HALL WILBUR GRIFFIN IS: I I I I I u I -El 2' F 6906, Q 2 I3 I l 5 I 5 I ll: L QQ 5 3 i I' 'I Pi E I I 2 - 1 13111 IS: I i l I I u I 1 -A 2' l 'fI 225, Q Z0 25 n I 5 I 5 I ll: QQK El L1 33.1 3 E 2 .., L THE CLASS WILLIAM ul 11.--.W The Etgcmesin ----xxx -H I Q I We, the undersigned Senior Class of Spiceland High School, being of sound mind and capable judgment, do make this our last will and testament and de- clare all other previous wills and agreements to be null and void- . I, Hildreth McIntyre, will my bashfulness to Nixon Elliot. l : I, Mary Stubbs, will my good looks to Mary Gardner. 7 I, Edgar Hall, will the popular book entitled Why Gentlemen Prefer Blondes to Maurice Black. I Dorothy Pickering, will my desire for necking to Marjorie Smith. I, Forrest Virgne, will my political ability to Leslie Carson. I, Russell Pate, will a bottle of earth worms to Elizabeth Davis. I, Paul Gardner, will my fleetness of foot to Cosby Johnson. I, Carrie johnson, will Virginia Griffin an alarm clock so she can get to school on time. I, Elva Bogue, will my silence to Forrest Denney. I, Wilbur Griffin, will my' heighth to Roy Clifton. I, Robert Reece, will my welcoming visits to the elevator to Charles Applegate. I, Rachel Harter, will my longing for letters from Purdue to Henrietta Henry- I, Donald Black will my studious attitude to Gmer Carr. I, Elmer Brown will my facial expressions to John Longwell. I, Martha Williams, will my package of chewing gum to Bessie VanSickle- I Bernice Ward, will my popularity to Dorothy Butler. 9 I, Kenneth Pickering, will my red socks to Roscoe Pheneger. I, Paul Lacey, will my basketball ability to Hallem Reece. I. Olive Smith, will my bottle of perfume to Oliver Longwell. I, Mary Louise Hiatt, will my acting ability to Frances Haguewood. 410' 41 'Jw f:. 1, 1 1-s2,J.+nT-...i1g- 1 P111 ': 'fm , twff '- X :xg I' 'I .-1-s.Q1 lla.. I.. N .I ::- lllrrr- Euggllqgcln --11111 -. OUR FUTURE Cn Senior Day the Class of '29 went to the tent of a noted medium and each in turn had their future revealed. Some were well satisfied while others were thoroughly disgusted. Some were quite funny and others were pitiful, but we will have to admit it was worth the money and the class as a whole feels duty I The following is word for word what the fortune teller told us: Donald Black is spending his remaining days in a padded cell at East Haven. Well, he just went crazy over that little black-eyed Susan he met at college-- that's all. Elmer Brown has become manager of the New York Yanks. Elva Bogue has become a very famous artist. Rachel Stanley, oh, I forgotfit was Rachel Harter, but it ain't no more. She is operator of her own Little White Kitchen. Paul Gardner was honored with first prize in the 'Round the World Trot. Now that he is wealthy he can't decide which blonde he prefers. Mary Louise Hiatt is now teaching in the Kindergarten in Ogden. Wilbur Griffin is a taxi driver in Peking, China. Carrie Johnson has become quite an influential person in governmental affairs, in other words, another Clay or Webster- Edgar Hall has ended up working in a garage and to satisfy his lost dream to be an undertaker, he buries all the old worn out bodies of mechanism. Hildreth McIntyre was married to Chet the night after Commencement. Their family of three is very happy. Paul Lacey is old and gray. He is traveling with a carnival and is in a side show. His long beard is his only consolation, for a blonde broke his heart and he hates brunettes. Clive Smith is an old maid who is a missionary in the heart of Africa. Russel Pate is head manager in a cosmetic factory and is working on an in- vention to turn brunettes into blondes. F' I .......K,-.:. ,,,,... IU I.. .I ll f : bound to give you the full benefit of the prophecy as she sees us. ' - 1:1-M--- The Etgellaecin ----xxx I Mary Stubbs is married to the Duke of Austria and is living in luxury. Kenneth Pickering is now professor in Harvard University. Dorothy Pickering is a great author who is writing for the largest magazines in the United States- Robert Reece is hauling coal for Spiceland Coal and Grain Company and is eating off of his mother-in-law, Bernice Ward is an old maid seamstress. Forrest Virgne graduates from Stanford University and is the Democratic N candidate for the United States Presidency. I . Martha Williams is still living in Ogden. Folks say she is preparing her f ' trousseau. 1 And what will happen to us after this is hard to tell. Like a ship we put out to sea, Our goal is far away, Though many our trials may be, We draw closer day by day. Our guide is our conscience onlyg We will not be led astray, Although we are many times lonely We look from the past away. We see in the future before us Great heights we must attain, Our work is essential for thus Comes sunshine after the rain. So with head erect and face forward, We leave our dear old high school, Our motto will always be Onward, True, Honest, and Brave, our rule. -ur. I 5, Jflbiiiffia 1, . S.. .,. ..,,, 3 .:gg,,.if.aiv..-1194 ,S I 1 -,,.vr vf4L,- '- I- -I --'anim 9 Illia-av L. N .J ij Q .. 5 El Q34 l 3 l 11,-..-- The Eugsimecin ----1-Q -. For Freshmen nly THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF S. H. S. I. Thou shalt not get to school before 8:20 a. m. or 1:00 p. m. II. l Thou shalt not chew gum in Tiny's classroom. I III. i Thou shalt not play marbles- IV. Thou shalt not throw paper wads during Miss Quebbeman's assembly period. V. Thou shalt not change thy Seat in the assembly. VI. Thou shalt not be late to Miss Roop's class. fAsk Bernice., VII. Thou shalt not make an average below 75. VIII. Thou shalt consider the principles for which S. H- S. stands as Order, Industry and Co-operation. IX. Thou shalt not read library books, magazines or parers in the assembly fthe library is the place for that., X. Thou shalt not speak to one another during assembly periods. Cease to be a chronic knocker. Cease to be a progress blocker, Then to make our good school better, Boost it to the final letter. .I I fllbnu- rl-llWG ELgC1l'lGCIl'l ---xiii Ig' I l 'I I PROFS AND PROFESSIONS In this school of ours so fair, Our professors are quite rare, They are smart, we will agree, Or at least they try to be- I Carson stands up at the top I And he is quite an able prof. f He's quite a fighter it is said And though he's small he is The eadf' H Lucy, as she is so sweet! For a sponsor she is hard to beat. She tries to make us keep the rule And marks us down when we're late to school. Tiny is a jolly fellow Some say he looks rather yellow 'Round the eyes when he's out late Trying to run off some his weight. Miss Roop, the teacher of the keys, Nothing happens but what she sees She, has the very best of eyes And erased places she always spies. Mr. Brooks is a likable man And he is quite a basketball fan He wears specks with big black rims Which help him to distinguish the twins, Miss Quebbeman has a Latin name, Or at least it's pronounced quite the same, And we will admit she is quite a cook Although she reads it from a book. Miss VanSickle plays while the glee clubs sing, And the volume they have makes the schoolhouse ring. The orchestra my! It is so grand 'Cause Bessie leads by waving her hand. I' 'I ....-.gggT,1,'-,J ieiur... I- J 'JISC 0,55 Sa: r-J P-iQ,:u SQL N.J :s 3 git. 'cn gqe-+ 7,-, Na:- 25? 533' ia-3 5.1! mg: mf? nv: eff, QS? gpmzgf 'UQ 5 :- o. 1 l:4n---- il-ll'1Q ELgQII'lGCIl'l ---xnxx Z For at home he is used to handling six. lU7 ffl D'E,G:r Q :za 26201 B735- f ? QTWE Saga, ,,U mO ogjjfvg' Bdffm mfP,'C Ummm fazgi' U2 F3595- r-'CD rv S9553 bJ 53555 'fig-ff h:f9' S05 -0' ij -AQQ Q as D 'Q o Q E3 DU 93. :J cn 'NU Virginia, Levara Mae, and Betty Jo in the Philippines, Alaska, and Arabia? Margaret Brooks satisfied? Margaret Black and Francis Allen peaceful? Dorothy Pickering or Sue Bundy on time? Virginia Griffin unsarcastic? Forrest Denney quiet? Henrietta Henry without vanity? Forrest Virgne agreeing with the class? Leslie Carson tall and slender? Olive Smith with a date? Hildreth Mclntyre with her mouth shut? Frances Haguewood without a large vocabulary? Tiny, Mr. Carson's twin? The Common School without Mr. Pickering? Mary Gardner with a date she has not asked for? Cosby Johnson running a two twenty yard dash? Maxine Hall without a smile? Harold Goodwin not in mischief? Dorothy McDonald with long hair? Elva Bogue with short hair? lf Elmer is Brown? Is Donald Black? If Wendell is a Painter? Is William a Berry? Does Dorothy Ellen Test? Mary Ellen a Hall? I 'I -.,ss.t1i..-113 -1441: L. J ASK SALLY Place: A northern town of the United States. Time: Any season: time of action-6:30 in the evening. Scene: A modern, cozy living-room. Characters: The Northerner, Merle Conway, the Southerner, Joe Rodney, I I I Daughter of Southerner, Sally. Act I-Scene I- All seated in living-room in comfortable natural positions. Merle: Well, Joe, you've been here about long enough now to begin relating some of those fine old stories you used to tell-how about it? Joe: Well, you know there's a story I've saved just to ask you about. I've thought about it for a long time. You have heard me speak of Alphonso Higgins? He was one of the ucharactersq' in our town. By keeping his mouth shut he had become famous. Words were to him like carrier-pigeons-to be released only singly and in some emergency. 'Fon, Higgins can keep still in seven languages, folks used to say of him and yet when he died he was not greatly mourned. His silence had won him respect but no love. These men, Merle, are the characters that make me question that old theory Silence is Golden. I can't figure-just what that something is that makes me question it. Merle: I've enjoyed your story and feel as if I was well acquainted with Fon but as you say that story does leave a question in one's mind. Sally: Though I haven't had a voice in this conversation-I've been lending my ear-and now, if you'll permit, I'll prove by another story- M,erle: Delighted. Sally: Then fair countrymen let silence reign. Once a peasant with a troubled conscience went to a Monk for advice. The peasant had circulated slander about a friendwonly to find out later that it wasn't true. The Monk was old and wise. If you want to make peace with your con- science, he said, you must fill a bag with chicken down, go to every dooryard in the village, and drop in each of them one fluffy feather. I 'I I. .I :Il rp,----- The Eugclxwecsn --.-.vnu -:I I I The peasant did as he was told. Then he came back to the Monk and an- nounced that he had done penance for his folly. 'LNot yet, said the Ivlonk sternly. uTake up your bag, go the rounds again, and gather up every feather that you have dropped. But the wind must have blown them all away. Yes, my son, replied the lvlonk, and so it is with gossip. Words are easily dropped, but no matter how hard you try, you can never get them back again. . This speech was like a shower on a granite walk. The wise old Monk told ' t his words in building beautiful things, while Alphonso Higgins wasted his words I ' by hoarding them. Now I'm sure no one even guessed that the Monk's words f on life was the better part. Therefore, if you ask SallyfIt's Fact, not Silence that's golden. -Bernice Ward. May 4-Class Party. May S-Class Dinner, May 10fJunior-Senior Reception. May 12fBaccalaureate4 May 14 and 15-Class Play. May 17fMay Day. May 20-Commencement. fqfgjr An .I I' I L- FU - 4v1.---- The Eugsmecun ----1-um ng' I I OUR SENIORS They say we are dignified, but then Why not, we know more than the rest, And this we say to you oncoming ones, To be like us you must do your best. Paul Gardner is our president, And for pep he doesn't lack, He's good at winning automobiles, And quite a star at track. Elva Bogue is our treasurer, And she pays all our bills, She's quite an artist for our book, Euganean, which means hills Robert Reece is a Senior, But his interest is divided, Although he's secretary of our class, With Martha he's delighted. Bernice Ward is a decided blonde, The kind that men prefer, And. though she's only time for one With one look you are her's. Kenneth Pickering, the wit of the class, Is a friend to one and all. He makes two bucks each Friday night Hittin' on the keys at the Town Hall. Mary Louise is a willing girl To help in every way she can, Although she doesn't take part in sports She's quite an eager fan. Donald Black the brainie boy, Who always stays within the law- He has worked hard through all four years For the scholarship to DePauw. I 'I FU l. .I FU 1 S .-. FD '-4 O .- -1 - ,J ua O 'J S11 cn P1 N f-f D' C9 1 t-. SU FP 0 -11 11 I i I E I 1 I -6 ES' l 'J QE if S 3 l n I i I I To come into our class, But now she drags the honors in, Oh, she's a brilliant lass. Edgar Hall is the athlete Whcu is back guard on our team, And he is still quite regular P11 D E' UI. .11 F? PY ro D PY ,-. O Z3 U3 F? O G cv I3 rv S. rv 4 FV -1 0 -s1Q Mary Stubbs is a quiet girl, But as sweet as she can be. She belongs to the Senior Quartette As on the snapshot page youlll see. Paul Lacey is our basketball star Who wears the bars and stripes, He's played four years this year The eaptain's honor svvipes. Rachel Harter, our waitress is, Who juggles the glass and plateg 1 The type who would 'fa down and go boom' If she ever tried to skate, Wilbur Griffin is a ehaueffer Who drives and works for Steele, He works morning, noon, and night, But he hates to miss a meal. Olive Smith is our Quaker maid Who is honest, kind, and true. Her character quite resembles The old red, white, and blue. Forrest Virgne is an obstinate chap Who likes to have his way, Our class had narry an argument Until he blew our Way. Martha Williams is another of our group, She's seen, but seldom heard, If things don't go to suit her She never says a word- F' -I 4. .1 -1 1 lllrarn- Ti'lQ ELgGil'l9G1l'l ---1111 I Elmer Brown is the sheik of the class, He's broad and short and tall, And he cut quite a figure This year in basketball. Hildreth McIntyre is quite shocking, It is said she loves to neckg Whenever she steps out at night She has all hands on deck. Russel Pate is a sweet little boy, At least Mary told him sog When it is way past bed time She whispers, Please don't go. And that is the end of our poem, Telling you what to expect Of a class like us in the future, We're a jolly good bunch, by heck. -D. P. OUR PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS How many facts about Grammar d'you know? About talking, gesticulation, and standing just so? Did you ever have to speak to a crowd, And feel weak and scared and perfectly cowed? If you did you can guess what one goes thru, For if you don't have your lesson you can step thru the dew. wf4,?fff'wfs-5r,:' v. I 7 1 M SQ 5 I EI IQ si? Pi l 2 .. I CALENDAR ll: I ll l I I n I -El if E? 690, 3 2 I3 I n I l F I IS: K CK 1 5 l l I'A56'l l 3 AUGUST 31, 1928-School started along with the mastering of the year's pro- gram. SEPTEMBER 7, 1928-Class officers elected. Some Proxy fEh? N ooToBER 1, 1923-Pink Monday. 1 OCTOBER 3, 1928-Two new boards were inserted in the upper hall, Why'? Because Mac Hall fell down and went boom! OCTOBER 16, 1928--The new jazz orchestra in full swing. OCTOBER 18, 1928fA vacation, recline all ye fair ones with rare ability. OCTOBER 24, 1928-Well who thought of that? Senior Day. Yes, we're still, young. OCTOBER 30, 1928-Annual Hallowe'en school party. Spooks. Yes, even two teachers and two students were mistaken for ghosts as they groped their way toward Dunrieth and were followed to Bill Fentress's-however, nothing was further detected. NOVEMBER 2, 1928-Seniors had every camera repair shop open and in the biggest of business-why? Heichert took a few pictures. NOVEMBER 3, 1928-Rah! Rah! Rah First game of the season. just a one- point victory for Middletown. Please, all crepe hangers beware! NOVEMBER 5, 1928-Returned with tales of woe and wonder. Mr Heichert made us look better. NOVEMBER 6, 1928-Election day. The American Government Class seems to he rather one-sided. NOVEMBER 9, 1928-We believe we're hoo-dooed - one point loss to Hagerstown. Captain Lacey hi-point man. NOVEMBER 23, 1928,--'And then we beat Markleville. DECEMBER 3, 1928-Wonder if Helen is as lonesome as she acts and looks, and why those frequent trips to thc furnace room. DECEMBER 5, 1928xJunior play practice ascending the hill of hardships. DECEMBER, 6, 1928--Forrest seems to have a warm hand for Mac DECEMBER 21, 1928-A BIG DINNER and allele DECEMBER 25, 1928-Merry XmasgAnd some were more merry when the schoolhouse flamed up -but they employed every carpenter around-no use- DECEMBER 26, 1928-Who said Carson's Yellovvjackets couldn't hold the laurels from the Gas City boys, Where he formerly held supreme rule. DECEMBER 31, 1928-Home returning we appear, back to school for another series of studying. JANUARY 1, 1929- Sleepy! and how? JANUARY 4, 1929-Librarians eat!! JANUARY 5, 1929fMilroy, 32, Spiceland, 29. JANUARY 9, 1929kLucky! Exemptions read. JANUARY 10-11-Exams ! ! JANUARY 18, 1929iLapel ? ? ? ? and rain! JANUARY 23, 1929-Slumber party. Ask Dorothy. JANUARY 26, 1929- K-Town Tourney. Too bad, boys, but more years are coming. JANUARY 31, 1929-fHelen and Dot late. Unusual? No, habit. FEBRUARY 8, 1929fSpiceland, 18, Charlottsville, 11. WHOOPEE! l I 1 FEBRUARY 12, 1929fJunior-Senior coasting party. Wild ride to Mac's. FEBBRUARY 20, 1929-Don't linger in assembly. The locks are on the out- side. FEBRUARY 22, 1929- Gone Broke. We all say ndittof' FEBRUARY 26, 1929-Trip to Legislature. Indianapolis's population increased for one day, and ask Vera Worth if she got monument sick. MARCH 1-2, 1929--Tournament. We have nothing to say. MARCH 5, 1929+ fJimtown game. Who said that Elizabeth couldn't use her fist? I' -1 1. N' .I H! z..---- The Eugsmecsn .......-.xx -:I l I I MARCH 6, 1929+B. B. supper. Sweaters distributed, Some honor for some people. MARCH 7, 1929-Seniors beat faculty. Yea, Seniors! MARCH 12, 1929-Chains in the back seat. Soft riding, eh? MARCH 16, 1929-Senior girls give party for boys. Good time? Oh! MARCH 21, 1929-Community night at church. APRIL 1, 1929fL'Take paper and pencil. Answer eight out of ten ffApril I l Fool!!! f : APRIL 8, 192i9.fClass play try-Outs. f APRIL 18, 1929-Some kind glee club boy should have loaned Bessie his sweater until the door was unlocked. F' 'I ........f:-J .,.,,,-- I. N .I II: I i l I l u I v -EI E' E? 90, 2 3 13 n I 5 I I I ll: J ' xxQQQ 5 ..- I H PJ 3 ? 4' JP CI ,-4 :O 10 uso lib 'o FI UD z1.---- The Eugsilaemn -----mms l Clarence Christopher Coach Basketball and Baseball And did you see him play basketball? He learned how at Butler College, Indianapolis, dur- avi' ing the four years that he was there. Butler's ' athletic loss is our gain. I Roy Clifton Coach Basketball and Track If the boys get hurt Tiny is right there with the bandage, tape and mercurochrome. We are proud of the track team this year, too, and are sure that it will be better next year. Mr. Clifton came to us from Purdue University. The foot- ball team surely must have missed his size. .I I- 'I L- fs :lu z1.---.. The Eugsmecan ---..van :H I I AUTOGRAPHS r Q E 9 N I I I I- -1 .......n.i.'i'.. .'ll c,T.:7e:.-..r..... I.. N .1 H1 ljzuam- rl-ll'lG ELgCll'lGCll'l --11111 I ' I P. Lacy-The captain of our team was fast and clever. As a ball handler he has few equals- Gardner-Our tall center was a cog of great importance in our basketball machine. His defensive and offensive work was beyond question. Allen-Though only a Soph, was a dependable point getter. His accurate shots from the side of the floor aided our scoring column greatly. Applegate--Our able guard who showed clean sportsmanship in every game that . he played. I g Reetze-Who was late in coming out, proved himself an able point getter. 5 Ward-Our running forward who will be a dependable factor on next year's team. Hall-This fast and plump backguard was there right with the ball. His crashing through center made him one the opponents respected. He will be greatly missed next year. Johnson-Though only a Freshman he has a future. Goodwin-Little but mighty- Denney--The team wouldn't be complete without him AA LAN-2 I' 'I .--n111 f:1 19 lla:-. I. .J HS z:.---- The EUSGIIWGCIH ----xxx I I 1 IZ 'tl N I 2 f 3 I I 'I -.qn1'Q'l l:p-. I- N -J ll: I e I I I I I -3 if Q1 690, Q E5 2 I I 5 I a I ll: Q QQ l 5 ll is 53.1 H l l : unior High School Basketball 1928-1929 The team: Forwards--Frederick VanDuyn, Jack Tompkins, Charles Jackson, Billy Kerr. Centers+Lathern Sweet, Horace Murphy. Guards-Eugene Walters, Harlan Hesler, Cullom Tompkins, Cameron Johnson. N The Junior High School was represented during the season of 1928-1929 by . one of the strongest teams in its history. Many of the boys were big, strong and l powerful, and if some did not have these qualities, they were quick, dead shots at the basket, and sure footed. At the close of the season they displayed excellent team work. Kennard Junior High School furnished the stiffest opposition of any of the Junior High.Schoo1 teams played. That bunch will stand watching in the future. The Junior High hates to see you go, but great things are expected of you. J- Tompkins, VanDuyn, Hasler and Jackson are left for the nucleus of next ycar's team. THE GAMES: Q Spiceland J. H. S., 12' Spiceland Seconds, 23. Spiceland J. H- S., 21, Straughn J. H. S., 14. Spiceland J. H. S., 21, Ivliddletown J. H. S., 11. Spiceland J. H. S., 34, Straughn J. H. S., 15. Spiceland H. S., 27, Kennard H. S., 25. Spiceland J. H- S., 21, Kennard J. H. S., 18. Spiccland J. H. S., 15, Spiceland Seconds, 17. An Ldv l zp.----. The Etgenmecin ----xxx - I l GIRL'S VARSITY This is only the second year for a girls varsity team in the high school This year showed a marked improvement in teamwork, basket shooting and playing ability Their revenge was sweet when the score for Lapel was the smaller part of the marff n Other games played were with the New Lisbon girls Dorothy Pickering Margaret Black ..,..... Mildred Ewing ,..,. Marjorie Smith ......... Susanna Bundy ......., Thelma Solomon ...... Mary Gardner ....., Elizabeth Davis . Rachel Harter ....... Bernice Ward ,,...,. Viola Harrison .,,,.. Maxine Hall ,..... .. Virginia Evans ....,. L. .J Forward Forward Forward Forward . Center . Center Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard .. Guard V' l ........C1 .,,,.. fU Hn 11.----- The Eugeme-can ----mm -:I I I If 'Q 4 Q f l I g I I- -I ...-..-xnxx.-in 1 .:4f'-, 1. ' .I H! z'.---- The Eugelnecsn -----xwm in I l i -YOUR STORY IN PICTURE - LEAVES NOTHING UNTOLD .Z-Q. Q X . l II sff' ' I W W was a pleasure to Work with your An- nual Staff ancl to pre- pare the Engravings X for this Book. I Q XXI' C in ,ay this Annual, in Nsyiears to come recall with pleasant ieflec tion the many happy inciclents of your school 16 -r X t.... .XXX XI . XXX RSX X XXI X XXXX XXX t,ta p X XXKX t... I XXX DELAWARE ENGRAVING CO x . MUNCIE INDIANA XX X XXX XX SX XX .XXX X, IX X X X XXXXQ X XXX X X Xi X , X I I . XX X F Q f X5 XX! S X- X, 'X I -N X XXL QX QX XX XXXXXX X N C SQ X' X eii e Q ss esse f X X X XX X X X X X XI ' X X X X X X X X S X X X XX X X XX X XX XX X XX XX X-f Rox XXX XX XXX X XX X X Q X XX X XX XX X X X 4 X 9 NN SX X X X X X X X X - XX N Q X N S X X N X X N X S X X X XSS X X X X XX XX X X X XXX , X If N XX X X? XWXX o Cr- XX XS S X X XX N X X X XX XX X XXX XQ S S s XX X XX XXX . XX XXXX X X XX XXX ' 1-fl X E XS X XX X . vm XX X X XX X S EX R E' X I X X XX X X X N X X XX X XX XXX AQ XXX X X X X X X X X XX XX X N X N X XX XXX X X X X X XX X N X wx Q X NNXXWX XX XX XX X XB Q XX X XX X Q XX X X X X X XXX X ,X 'Mi X X --XX X XXXX XX XXXXX ,ZX X L Q1 I ... I 'I .......g::. ,,,,- I- N .I H- 4:'.---.. The Eugsmesan -.--.-.mm -H I - 1::::::::i--- -----1,1--1-1-kllv ,J i31:1o1tt1,111i,1,-1101004 U l U ! g .,,.......,.....,,...... ....... .. , ,... ,.,v.v ,.,,, , v H! il ' . n SHADES 5 A C ! 1 Manufaflulw Shades for eVe Y Purpose- ll l Homes and Public Buildings, equipped with : J :::ss.'m'. is-M:2:lff4 s::::::::f:S2'?3CSi?:-:M-:::-:::::w- x'.,,::m:Qz::g:: - - - ,f 5 .. f , ., appropriate Shades of highest quality and - if H .-.el I W ..... 4 ,,,,,,,,,... workmanship m 5. ' Q Government and man letters of commend- :V .-...1 .1.1.,,E:.:.:v:g5g We,megsef,-,,:,4,:,1,mq:,:v . . . Y , , Q ll mn and aeefwaflon from defanf Pom . ,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,, .... ..,..,.,.,.,,,,.....,,,,,, E, invited I0 Call, be YOUI' needs great Of Small- ' Wabhahle Tohflhe and other S0 Called Wash' E able Shades for the home- '... , lll VV i A ' V' 1 ' I ' I i E '- 'o 'n LUTHER O. DRAPER 2 lg Vli,, Q Q l Phone 26 and 85 Spiceland, Ind. l 0311117.12-1111ii-1:1-11-7.11111111512-n:: lyliss Quehheman - Give me the '3 :'i: : :': : : E : I : 2 Iwi' principal part of the Latin verb to skatevf' Betty Jo - Skate, slipere, falli, bumpusf' Y ek PF Someone has said, that the present age is an age of mechanismg but El few glances in our assembly at noon hour would convince one that it is an age of neckanism. Pk Pk Bk Tiny fin science classj - What is wind, joe? Joe Johnson-Wind, Mr. Clifton, is air in a hurry. if wk vs Kenneth P.- Speak, oh speak, just those few words that will mean heaven to me. Dorothy P-i'LAw, go out and shoot yourself. Q The Seal Of Dependable Service H NWI ll lllllllmbii . Q Q ,fcflllglllet Q 'M mv Wuhiull X 9 --11 8 .A 5,5 ,gf -xo 11 2' C Z 5 55-I ro 5 ZS bl- ? Pz ZS Z' 25 2,0 Wnnnnmity e l W Q9 qmhlllllllullmff l'I ESTABLISHED Q EXPERIENCED Q APPRECIATIVE U 0.0-in-.11 1 1,1n-u-u1n1u1u.-11 , I- -I l. N -l ll ll I N I I .,-.,- -s -.-- ..---- - -,- - - - v ,gn 1 fun. .. lfilti ,T ----T ft 11-1 T n Q I i Q ofnicricnianiexioioicnioi 10:1 in 1 11: 1 qs: 1: is 1 1 xioinininioxa :ix Virginia Griffin f Can't you drive with one hand? Wilbur Griflin flooking dumfounded and disgusted with Virginia-Well I should hope to tell you I can. Virginia Griilin-Then pick up my glove. :ze vs wi: LOVE 2 lb. of love. 2 lips well pressed. 4 hands well clasped. Stir well, serve after dark. ae vs Pk Qflicers to P- Lacey in parked auto in New Castle-Don't you sec that sign, Fine for Parking? P. Lacey- Yes, officer, and I heart- ily agree with it. as :xc sf Tiny'ffWhere do we get steel wool from, Nixon? Nixon -A Steel wool, why yes, it comes from a hydraulic ram. l. ,:, 191. 1 - 1 - --1 - 1.1 1 Z-nina.: V A FRIEND OF THE YOUTH ALTON EVANS Dry Goods - Shoes Clothing Tailored Suits for Men SCPICELAND, INDIANA v pq.:--.ef---94-pf-ser--5---------gv .I M n1n n:o I E I I u I r -A 2' F 90, -2 S ZS 4 I 3 I I I IS: K LQ i 3 H Q34 E l 3 :Il z1.---.. The EUEGIIWGCIH -.....-.vm ll ll ,i,..,v..-..-.- -, w--- W- - -Q,-,,-,,-,S 2 - -,-Q, ---- 6- -K,-,jj U U Q WILLIAMS' 5 ANNOUNCE GREATER VALUES AND SMARTER STYLES IN Young lVlen's Clothing, Footwear I Q and Furnishings I I I -COMPARISON INVlTEDe I E - H 'iiiiiMiiTTi4tTi' 1Ti'iftt TTi:Ti'fTTTTf H II I Q THE GEO. W. WILLIAMS CO. 2 KNIGHTSTOWN, IND. U . II Mr. Clifton fin health classy-I am '2 :3:::::::::::I:1::::1:f::: '!' wearing the same underwear that I Q have been all winter. . U . Elmer Brown Qat zoo looking at storkQfYou know, I believe that he is trying to remember me. S CO. Ava DottfI wish that I knew the K immortal speech of Paul Revere. A A Q Bob. Wilso11fWcaa, of course. T ri Q TREATMENT 5 Martha Paul-What do you know Q about nitrates? ll Bob Reece-Well-er- they're cheap- er than lovemates. A FRED PAUL, Mgr. Q :xc Pk ax: ' Q ' T Tiny-Name some liquid that won't freeze. Viola-Hot water. g,,,,,...,-.- - -.,-.-....-.-,,,,::,.f, I I .--n1 ,j.:.y.4r4v.-.- L. N .I H1 Illrzu- rl-ll'lQ ELgGll'1GGlI'l ---1111 Ir 2 I g THE CARROLL Co. Q ! 2 .M SPRING oXFoRDs , ':1,....:,:::i, ,...,,... ,.. I Izswmd WWII gi ,N hh ' ---'IIIlu.ll.l1 Il llIlll'l'l.', 4 'llllllllllllll lllll, i Handsome, New, Spring Styles N in Black or Tan. : g ,,,,, Bostonians-57.50 to 58.00 : -e-R +hR-' I R-R- I ll g xlE1T 3 ' ..Q :mr:uIv'I Friendly Five--35.00 I Q Suits of the Better Kind-319.50 to 335.00 I I l -, ....... ,-,---. .... .----- About 8:30 P. M.. April 1, 1929, 'Z 0 ' the telephone rang at Pickerings Dor- 5 othy answered. A voice came over the U ' I- h' 41297 II lm? I 5,15 ,I I GRIFFIN at BUNDY N-no, answered Dorothy- Look at U the' calendar, answered Mr. Carson. as wa :Ie U Grcceries-Hardware Miss BurokerfFrancis, do you know what a compliment is? g Plumbing-Electrical Work Francis-No, me? Miss Burokerful am pretty. What Sheet Metal Work is that? 5! 0 n Francis--It's a lie. American Fencing X is Il: Atwater-Kent Radios Miss VanSickle- Francis, you have a good ear for music-why don't you -I Sing?-I ll PHONE No. 1 Francis Allen - L'But I can't sing ' I' II Wlth my ear' Spiceland, Indiana Say who is that uaker? I bet she II knows her oats. sfo .I I- 'I l- N If 1' I - I -un- .g.,-.,--'--- --- ---.'-.---- - - - - - --- g DUNRIETH ll H Q Compliments H H ELEVATUR I' H i GRAIN and COAL swf the- E 5 WAYNE FEEDS ! PHONE 5N NEW CASTLE 5:6213iznznzoznzuzuzaz Z : CHAMBER OF H A :,,:,,:,3:l,:.,:,1:I,:,,:n-W: :Q W E E ! CQMMERCE U Q SPICELAN D i 3 SERVICE STATION U i GAS - o1L :1 I and ACCESSORIES Q Q E FRED N. COPELAND l ,E,:.,-.,-,-1,- -,-.,-.E.l i. -,- E E- 5 - I E - - - . I. .I QLQ, 3 3 QD.: E 9 3 11 11 2 Z '1 : 1X Z ini '1 102 if 10121 013 X l H H l U U l Q l E H U Q n F C1 fi n U E 53 Q S E Gm U Q S 2 cs m 4 I pp I Sr 'V ru 4 eo lv-n :GY 3? hd U F1-J 3' If ' U2 U2 3 Z U 1: Z L 'U U Dow I gg t 2 5 5: C U Q Q cn 2 52- E F' n E5 91 E cn O E 71 Q 3 Q 5 Q U 3 UD ,G . H ' 5 H 5 U Q I u l U H cnoxoxoang' f -:: ul z'.---.. The Eugmlueon ----mmm -H I I .:.-: : I 2.1: : :.1:.,:...1.,:1:..g. ,., . aio ' Q J We congratulate each of the Class Q I DR. C. . ALL of '29 and Wish them well Q H V H in the future- Dentlst i I. O. O. F. BUILDING l . RATLEFF 5 l Ne Y c 1 1 d. THE JEWELER i ast 6' n 1 - I 5 I l -g. -U ' ' Mr. Haslerf when handing hack Am- I ' ! ! erican Government test papersj-'From I g lzhe lrguks of slime of these paplelrs I A ave een teac ing some unny L ings i GARAGE in this class. ' G 1 R ' ' ' I I I E I enera .epamng Helen H.f-In looking over the sen- Q Gasvlme ' 0115 Greases 2 ior hahy pictures that were heing ! . . g mounted for the annual I recognized Splceland' Ind' Phone 16 several that would not have recognized l - themselves. .g.,:.,:1.:.,::,:.::..: ,T :WL-..2.,.,.,E'Z' ,F ,R ,lg Runt--Have you forgotten that two 5.21: I I 2: : 2 I .-2 : I :..g. bits that YOU OW? 11167 S WilburfNot yetg hut give me time. U I E IgI1ief'iI.et's think hard noW.?' i ef No, lets do something you i Q can do, too. C ' g ae as wk ! StudentfMr. Carson, why are you ! using that heavy roller on your garden? Q Lumber, Coal Mr, Carsonfl want to raise some I lil mashed potatoes. i Bllildlflg Material ll WantedfMan for gardeningg also ' : to take charge of a cow who can sing ! II i in the choir and play the organ. 3 Creosoted Fence Posts 5 ff :ff if i High School BoyfDo you pet? i The Girl-Sure ---- animals. i S, G, DENNEY, Mgr. High School Boy-Go ahead then- : : I'll be the goat. H S ' l d . ' g plce an ' Ind I went to the dentist yesterday. ' Q Does the tooth still ache? i I .f. I don't knovvg he kept it. o snorioioinioim in if :poi 11011111103 I- I ......-.-.9121 .20-1...-... 1. .1 H1 5H1 rl-ll'lQ ELgG1l'lGG1l'l ---1111 I I Y iii 1 ENE' 1' 1' iiiil ' 'Kel ogviflilliUi i 1 'i i0illiliiii i 31 2 S M A L L ' S i W' R' WALL PAPER 86 PAINT CO. E 5 . Knightstown, Ind. E Meats SL Grocerles Radios 1 Electrical Supplies 2 l Contract Papering and Painting fi I Spiceland, Ind' ! Furniture, Rugs, Etc. U N . E SEE US BEFORE BUYING ? 111111:-an zrrivctv-T-oiuiuifricoi 5311:1011:1u1u1u1n1.u1n1.,,1r:101. Q f COMPLIMENTS OF if ! 8 THE HIATT AUT0 i Groceries Sz Notions CO' PHONE 25 Knightstown, Ind. H Spiceland, Ind' Q - ! - -.lg YEuimTA,G'0iu?0:0i -:hT,:wm 0:4 Liu.-w1.,1,,1.,1 1 1 1 1 1 101611920 11n1n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 can-:1u:-9. 141011:101411-11111-n1n1o1r1n1xo.o q. N-I ----- --------- Q C. N. 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