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EllQ!Z'SIll TlZfI 1.ftSJll College P1'epa1'at01'y fll'CllESlIl'E1 '20 leilee Club '20 C11.x1u,o'1 1'12 EDI'r11 ATILIQIIQIN Cwlvar alfind lfollege fl'1'epa1'ato1'y Class lf'1'esicle11t '20 llonm' Student Y. NV. C. A. '1'l'C2lSll1'C1' '20 luxe' I l,x1.m' ......... f1lfl'c'f'1'U' Hmzfuz' ' 'l I l lll.L'Ql' I l'l'IJ2.ll'2llUI'y Ili Y '20 , !g,, 7' -f - gif ' -- - Y Y ,,T,l , THE HA BIT , 4' ff J Rf'mN.xLn ERNIQHI' '.l'liRlw .... I1?0Iay Tulscr ' Lfollege ll'1'epa1':1tory Habit Staff '20 Hi Y '20 RL l'11 Ex'.1xNc:121-1 N If: l, 0 0 D 0 D Q I D I 0 0 I h I Coilege .lfreparatory Class. Treasurer '20 llumn' Student Y. KV. C. A. JOHN bl. lllTeL13,xN.. College P1'epa1'atory 1 7 7 Basket ball '18, 19, 2' Football '20 Y13R.x T.-wmre.. . . . fleneral Senior Girls' Club I-llzmzlil-:'1' line-:l,r.. lfullelge l'repz11'utu1'y lflrmllmll '20 lll Y '20 . . . . .Just lllflzfzlfjlf 2 O nic 1 N .lx RU . . . .Kczdium Light . .Vcffy Ywlifffllf . . .High Bnjl' lf Fh- a 5 M. 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RUSC Xliljflffllu I W , i Q 1l.XIQX'IiN' ,XIvIilx'1.u,x l1-x11'l.lN l!1z.v!.'-x' 'l'1gjf'r ' f fnllvgp- l'x'm -p:u':1lfn'x' f I U31 ' 35,1 I I 3 3 , , . . .. !V'f - 1 l..xae x Xxx XIyX.XIlll ..... I fzzzffrrzgf I fm' X 4 1n1 lm1nc-rrizil ' 3 f,I'l'Ill, -.Il'jl 'IU 5 1 IGM- Klzuiflw-11 l,l .rl if. 'ML a 2 E rl F H -...... --- ..--,..........--....-- .....-.- A.--...-.- ....f- ...------' .-,.,.....,...,- i ,,,.,,-, X Y I 5 A li 1 4 i l F i .9 r fi Y Q, il YZ, 1 .Rd TS' 5. VI' 'E nl :Si L. 14 1 'S if 1' 3 3 if 2' ,A B 1' 1 r Q 9 KT ! i -Q4 ...-a---- THE HABIT l,1aux.x 31.-XBIZI, GRIFL-'1'rI I .... 'Luc-icy Girl lffmllege l'repa1'at01'y N . XX. KH fx. ' Seminar f2irlS' Club Q,'I..'xl-ZIV!-I 'X'1f:RNE E.'X'l'llN . . . . . . . . . .C1'C.S'L'l'ldfJiI 'l'I'GL i-Eft' Lfollege 1 '1'eparat0ry Hoya' Glee Club '17, '18, '19 CYrc11estra '17, '18, '19, '20 Chimes of Normandy .'Xl,Il'1'I .1'Uri1i1'HINE EN-Gr.UND.AZI Ejficimzt 11611611211 H OIIOI' Student Y. NV. C. A. IJ:-.Nil-il. 'l lm,liN ...... ..D41rz'rzgj Buy Lhllege l'reparatory . .. . Q , , ,.,. f--' 1 Xu mx luxe.: mn ln:-,mms-.u,1x . .1 ............... l'f'1'X' f f 'f 'f1 '-1' Hn-llm'1':1l Sl,'II14lI' Hirls' Vlub ..,,, l li' ' , 1 f - .J THE HA H17 W i, HI, 7 Y ll 'rfll-21, Blu-3 Flklllll ..... ..!f:w' Sfmrjw - lxi 1 1 f ,-, -7 Y-1 7' 1 - i .X'm'1nz1l 'llrzminlng 1 l I1 1 , Q fJ1'cl1vs11':l lx, lb, l . 31.1 ,J . 1 - l ' hcnlm' fnrls Llulm ' lll l.xIw1.1ll ,X. MAN lil-il-:. .l!l1r,vf!z'1zg .lft!IIi!fjt'I' . . I Lwllcgc l rcpa1'z11w1'x' lli Y. l'l1-sinlcllt 'QU l li Y SCCl'L'lEll'X' '1 Dcbzltc 'IO n Rl .-xmgr. Es'Uf3rl.L,x H IJ WA RD Normal rllllzailllillg lllonur Stuclent Q Y XX' Cl X . I 1 .1 p A Q lDl'Zi1llE:lllC Club . . . ..l1'0.9t HUI I1ZO7l'l0ll5 Lfxfcl, fX1,l-N141-gn flll.SfJN. . . .C'6!l'l X'-fDll- x Lfllllfgc l'1m:p:l1'z1t1u'x' Ili Y '20 f114.fxL'1i l'1r,fx1fl ILMUJNJ-114 Nmrmzil 'ltralnlmg Senior Girls Llluln Cjmidul Gmduafc l . 'M ' l r- 5- --r--,V -r--:W 0 ., s-QT' l l l , t l : E f' , I ' 5 l i l l in 1 ' .iii flzf'-'Q li l l 7 l l r' lf 4 X I l. 5 'S l:! f f ' Iii 4 s l' lx s ,gl l ll lug, Q. l 'Vi 1,,l l I I ' iii, ,,i '-1 THE HA BIT T1H2r,M,x LUCILLE DIEMER 1 ................ Tlzoro-uglzf Digger L oflege I:'1'epa1'ato1'y Hmmm' Student I l1'eheSt1'z1 '20 XV. C. A. GLIQNN MYIQUN GARI-z1s0N..Gr'eaf Grief' General Hi Y '20 Mui Es'r12Lt,13 SOWER ..... Mostly Sweet College P1'epa1'at01'y Ielmmr Student Y. W. C. A. CA-xm, Dai Km-,1,1: FoS'r1':R. .CIHIHI-llmtj F5110-zu Qfollege l'1'epz11'z1tory Habit Staff '20 Hi Y '20 li.x'l'lfl-gleam-Q l'xI.URIfNl'I'I llwxm-H ....lx1m!f!t'fJf'f ftL'IIl'l'Ill St-Him' llirls' lflllll t A t 4 I , Y ,wif -W - L Y 1 g la! ' Tlfwf Y W H THE HA BI? V.-- . 4 W ' -1 ---A-v-Q -f 3' M. '-. 6 I--N----V qlmgw-A I mala,x Mm' R1-:Lim . . .l n'qm'fzJ!.,' m.Q.'f'u..' J- 5 f-QCITCVZI. I K 1 . - ' J ' 1 ' J f1lCL'l,l11lJ 15, 1,1 Ruse 5Iuif lc11 I L' L H1 X 1 iff! 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'JP-I --1--. 1 .57 k ' 4 -........... -l ' THE HABIT l5'R.xNc1is AITJEEN GRIFFIN ..................Faitlzfzil Guide College Preparatory I rrrr I onor Student Rose Maiden Y WT C. A. Eifoizmi S. FLOYD .... . . .E-ver Frierzdlv College Preparatory ' Yiee-l'reSident '20 Chimes of Normandy Boys' Glee Club '18 le!12.x'r1mii+: IRENE BUENN1NG.Big Bcrtlzas College Preparatory Senior Girls' Club Rose Maiden iilil-ilk-10N L. PAGE. . . . .Happy Pal College l'reparatory leli Y '20 YI-i1.n.1.x l,mw'l1.1-1 iiN.Xl'l'.. ...l'cr,v KHP!! Vemllvge l'1'm-p:1r:ilu1'y gi Yin- l'1'i's1rfle1il ol Senior L:11'lS Llllll Y XV 1' X s . . . A n Y THE HA BIT 4 R-' X. U . 4 1 i J 1 f? aj, .- -4- .r I , C. 1 rl. 'wp f ' I fn I .I Q 4. .41 '? I 1 EH I!! Sf- , ? +9 T V' fXlI1.IJ1cliln .'Xl'HliUI-.X LAW. ..llz'5fl1fy Loyftl - Cfnllegff I'1'epa1'a1to1'y Qf 5 I4 I UI'l5JI' Sluclcnt 1 --3 GGG Cflula '11, '15, '19 MZ' 'FQ :H ,a 4 N 54? . 5 L 14. x1-:ENVI-1 AFA!-IIIJN Luxmmlxrz ................. 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Hca-zfcn Sant Lollege lle'repa1'ato1-y Rose Maicleif' Senior Girls' Club Glzolzoli Pl?-11L.1P SHULER. .Great Slzalecsf College P1'epa1'ato1'y Debate '20 FOIXL-XIIJE L1eH'r13NBERGER..Fussy Lady Normal Training Senior Gi1'lS' Club PAUL TALMADGE NVn1'rT12MoR15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pofzuwfzzl llvIi,S'l77'Ul College Prep2i1'ato1'y Vice-Presiclent '18 Debate '19, '20 X1-gxtx l'i'x'.XNflICI.lNli Illcowx g . . . . . . .i . . . . . . . . . iVi I'a'2' Hf2i.5'fc'l'UH-V 1 ollnnc-1'i'1:1l r s - Q v ' ' ' ' I 11-zl,sl11'n,'r'ol 5L'lllHl' l11l'lS l lllll Y XY. lf A. l l ,.... , .1-. T' + 'QR l X 15 Yi.: f 1- N 4 N X RC' ' x 'Q 6 X 96.1 W PNK NX 'N J? :,,,.,..-MB.. va.. -:N A... 'Sf' ' A dB 'i'-bil? :Nix li i fxfy kf 1' ' . ,,,3,5..'..f':i gg' .5-, me f- -, v i x '5-5-4 ' i i .,-..N.m U -- H -X .. - 1 1.---K. 4. , ---'- - :S QA . ., o ' - gt. lg 4 T55 I fv .ff , . l Al . l , . . . i2 16,1 .-..7-:gg i, 1 Q film -, N . 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EDI'1 I-I LOUISE S'r.fx1x1P5.E-zw' .gflfl-Sj.l7C'fLJJ'.l' College Pl'CfDEll'21lIOl'f.' Class Secretary '20 Honor Student Y. XV. C. A. L13r..xND IQEEFIZR .... . . Lusfy-Kia! College Preparatory Football '18, '19, '20 FRANIQIIQ GURTA. T1113M.xIN.Frz'sIey Talker Commercial Y. VV. C. A. Rose Maid-erll' RILEY RAIN CASH. . . . .Roaffing Czfss College P1'C1JEi1'2llIO1'y l-li Y '20 N 151,1.I11: l.Nl.x13 S'INHl.lf'liR. . . .N. z'w' Sl:!f'!.-.Q Normal Clil'Elll'1Ill'1.g lflonor Stmclem l.fll.'2llN2l.llLi lflub ljl'f35lLlC1Cll '20 Y W L' 5. . Y I 1 O I ,F 1 J, Q -Q. M Q. I., W, Aragp- -'A' , 1.- '-.. la 4,1 ' 3 W., 1. , 4- A, 5 h. 5' rl 'T ' ' ' 'M . F J. '. ,' rv -' A A ' ftd .gg - 4 ., A Q QKLXVT--H 3 . 0 gn' A , 0 , .' :J , , -V. IN- QV' I rg 4 1 .ei ,,. v 'T ,Q . ,l , ,':,.e .194-Qs.. L + f V 4 Y'1 5 j. - Q.: . L, ,-A: '-' ' '... ga ' 0 ig ' y an A -qv F' . J '. 'i- ff. -4. np ' -' .x,. Af' V' ', 'l In C in 1 1-A A N . - .w ' AVWL . ..s,,, fm 5 swf rl ll :fl l 1 tvll w ,il .il F Q K? 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Energy Coudm't0r College Preparatory Iim.nz.xma'ru l u,xNf'1-is ll1f:1u:1N ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-ver B!UUlIII.lI.lj 1 iencrzil Senior Girls' Club I1! 1 I THE HA H17 l. LIQUNJQ S1-il-2 fXl.ixi-:'i'1N. . . . .Milfs .lluzrffu L'i,1l.lGg'c il 'l'CIJEll'EtliUl'f,' Spirit ul' -'Xl1lCl'iL'LlU Y. NY. C. A. Habit Staff 'IU Cir-:ie.iii.i. N. i.I-fUN.'-ilwlll. . .. .Ciurfli Lum li Ugillcgi: i'l'ClJ2lI'Z1llIl'jx' Habit Llusiiicas Aillllilgtfl' 'QU J IRLLNE Sixiuii BENZ .... f1ztcrcsfz'1zg Buffs L'fbi1ii1iie1'Qial Sciiim' Liirlsi Club Fiiiib EIJGKR IUAXIIIJNGIYR. .I7ri'cm!i.v Dzzrk ffl Q ii c 1' all Habit 512111 'QU Hi Y '20 w -1- q, 1 .,, Fi iii i , it 1 it 5 5. . -QL 'w iv emit: , Ti N Y J ' V- V Y , fit.:- Fi' F5 ' i fi i fi is ir? Q Si i 4 E 1 M V 1 i ! i 1 i KilIiil.k,'XI Uiurisi-1 XX'ii:ii'i'..1!ii,slfy lIi'1'g5ffi'.w i 1 i Lwllcqc l'i'uli:iii'ziim'i,' 3 Y. xx . ii. fx. ' SL-iiieii' lblirls' Qfliib F- i... i i xg. X , 1 wb I Q ,,,,A..... . .1 4 , ., -N .f- ' . iii- T ,177 W ' V 1 H1-,F Y THE HABIT f- l I ' 417 if Y I . , l ,H-1 I J 2 l fl l, 'l I , l- - Ir 3' 1 il 1 -l , l 1 'I l 'l A 1, 1 l in . ' ,l l - X '1 ,. x f fl !- ll-l,llw1l',B'lCR'l' H. SHIER. . . . . .Has Steam Qmflege P1'C1JE11'3.tO1'y eleelaluit Staff '20 Hi Y '20 leilmifia-a'1' S'1'.lxU1fFER. . . .Eenlrmgh Said College Preparatory L'.eXliI', F1e121J11:R1eK PFEIFER .... Cczzlft Pike Q0 lege l'1'epa1'at01'y Hi Y B20 N. Es'r15LL VVUUDLEY ...... E-vcr Willinlg College P1'eparato1'y Colored Glee Club '19 NV:l,l,1.xm Ill-:Nl-:Y jul-almx .llUmM1z'! Juice ifullege l'1'L'IJZll'EllfJl'y L':1lm'wl lllec lfluls 'IU eufinf 4:17 ' 7 gi THE HA BIT ' ,il .Q M exif! .K N. W .. . . CLASS ormiras. 5 , 3,- H-41 1 .U Q ..- H 1 . 4 N Mmm. YQ fi! iv., . i l '-.I 0 5 . i 4 1 f 422. .1 it , -1 3. JT f- 'WY' .ASELF vi - . ' I., 1 n LYLE HOLL ING? 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I w j 11 j :-.J i L in 4 1 ' Elumur 15155331311 il :J -xi --'v--.--.--.V------.,-.,.,,,,,, , 1 F ifi lfliifmi imiif ill ilfxll W NMIX1lflXlFKlX'lfixlldlxilKlWlXllflXil i5. fii lfliiif lWl'W'l In Eh H, Abel, Curtis l Anderson, Carl Anderson, Harold Baber, Tom Balaun, Ellis Berger, Paul Bosserman, Melford Briscoe, Corwin Bryant, Willis Calvert, LaVerne Creitz, Eugene Elston, Gail Federhen, Richard Fagerberg, Ted Gamble, David Gillman, Albert Gillman, Harold Grosser, William Hammontree, Ernest Hawes, Raymond Alderson, Clela Bales, Anna - Banker, Ruth Beighley, Thelma Bell, Zola Bergsten, Rosalind Blake, Ruth Buell, Juliet Bulkley, Elizabeth Clarke, Lila Cole, Thelma Connelly, Mildred Crawford, Margaret Crow, Ura Crowthers, Ethel Curphey, Wilta Davis, Greta Davis, Lucille Dickerson, Gertrude Donmyer, Madeline Donmyer, Ola Donmyer, Pauline Entz, Margaretha Fisher, LaFaye Young, Verna Ganoung, Pauline Miss Hamilton Miss Jones BOYS Hower, Lawrence Johnson, Carl Hogan, Frank Holingsworth, Lyle Hower, Ralph Hower, Lawrence Hutson, Henry Judson, Lynwood Jung, Harry Kastner, Charles Keys, Claude King, Lawrence Kring, Stanford Lansdon, ' Henry Ludy, Delos p McCready, John Pierce, Gail Pierce, Russell Prater, Carl Pycha, Richard GIRLS Taylor, Vera Thomas, Doris Thompson, Floy Whitney, Marjorie Wilvers, Anna Vincent, Roberta Fisher, Mary Fisher, Elsie Fitch, Zenobia Fitch, Gilla Flemming, Ruth Gamble, Janice Garrison, Gladys Garten, Irene Gilbert, Agretha Gregory, Lelia Hagler, Ethel Hahn, Wilma Hahn, Edna Hall Ella I-Iankinson. Mary Hogrefe, Marie Holmberg, Marie U Humphreys, Josephine Jameson, Bessie Johnson, Olga SPONSORS Miss Downing Miss K. Gemmill Ragle, Homer Sherman Harold Smith, Hiomer J Snapp, Arnold Snyder, Maurice Spaeth, Frank 1. Squires, Emery , Staples, -Jack p agtiefel, F tolpher, Bay - Weberg White Strite , - Swed i Swift, Mr. Lebow Mr. Dunsworth ,v- THE HABIT NVHUHUKE M55 oFF1cERs. ,,- If -.I 1' w- :Jig I E mmew BQOxvmx2E Nou BEADED' V PRECJUDENT WSE Df?E5EDENT' i g ADDDQH WALKFR rit,2?ws'i'OENi CRMTH5 i - 5EfP?E' PM2Y M1 A13 U vim f 'iq 1 fgyjkifiii g i i Tiifiii fl ' ' 'W' N , i' :i, g 'i Ml V 'W r I 1 I 4, . .. s'. , , I - L THE HABI T l k i t l l l l i lhullulw flb ll Mll l gfllw il illgl wlllx ll ll lftwlllwli xg g j W ,w q f J Snphnnmre lass Bull . .. l U U? l l Wlllfllll iffilff NY ilil ilf lnill llf XIPKIXUK illffiillnlllZiil?KiiUZli1bK WK NY lil? BW IW: 1 ' BOYS Agnew, Harold Anderson, Kenneth Anderson, Thomas Atherton, Robert Bayles, Ward Beaudry, Noel Bernhardt, Harold Cantrell, Alfred Carlin, Harold Carver, Robert Chappell, Clarence' Collier, Verne p Corsaut, Ted Cravens, Kenton Creitz, Paul DePriest, Crawford Dillard, Emit, ' Elliott, George Emmons, Wayne Garrison, Carl Gross, Franklin Hahn, Edwin Hamilton, Harold Hamilton Leroy Hawk, Harlin Herzig, Harold I Ahlstedt, Ruby Antene, Violette Barber, Ruth Barnett, Lolita Barr, Faith Beichle, Alice Benz, Gertrude Bowman, Fern Bradshaw, Ellen Hogrefe, William House, Raymond Hudkins, Dale Iden, Paul Jay, Amos J ohnson, Ted Just, Roy Kirtland, Chester Lantz, John Lipe, Reuben Mattison, Paul McCurdy, Evans McGuire, Jennings McQueen, Donald McLeod, Wallace Merryfield, James Metzgar, Raymond Miller, Clovis Mudge, Kenneth Murrie, Moses Naaman, Philip Nelson, Harold N esmith, William Paugh, James Pfeifer, Laura Phillips, Doyle GIRLS Bradshaw, Viola Brownlee, Mildred Calvert, Norah Carlson, Elizabeth Carlson, Anna Carnegey, Louise Carney, Helen Cheaney, Louise Cheaney, Elizabeth Pierce, Harold Pohlhammer, David Prater, Clwd Priddlen H01-'IBY J ' Putnam, Eliot . K Raynesford, Ryberg, Shi1'kf,W?F1Wi A Simpson, ' smith, i N S z g Oozine,.BWllh1 Crowthem, Curtis, Ruth A Dickinson. Helen Eliason, Helen Falk, Mar8'01'0l5 Felt, Frances THE HA BIT 38 ,, in ,M J i Sophomore Cillaoo Boll TES Fessler, Pauline Fitch, Mildred Fulton, Mildred Garrison, Pearl Genisch, Verna Godbey, Frances Graves, Vera Groves, Dolores Hepner, Frances Hite, Julia Holm, Gladys Hoopman, Effie Jameson, Ethel GIRLS McCance, Lenora McCullough, Dora IVIcCready, Reva Miner, Edith Mitchell, 'Nina Moe, Beulah Morgenstern, Josephine Morrison, Nona Naylor, Edythe Nelson, Essie Nelson, Corinne Nichols, Dorothy Ostrom, Ruth Jenkins, Margaret Owings, Lila Jodon, Louise Johnson, Gladys Jones, Viola Keefer, Harriet Keys, Merle Kenyon, Mabel Lantz, Leone Lenter, Inez Levin, Elsie mpgs ul Mnhero P0814 Msschal, Alice Hina Smith Miss Kremmin Peake, Thelma Petit, Susie Phiefer, Laura Pierce, Hortense Pitzer, Fern Rassette, Margaret Sabin, Norma Schumaker, Katherine Sherwood, Gertrude Smothers, Avis Snapp, Eva Snyder, Dorothy SPONSORS Miss Sperry Miss Gordon Snyder, Mildred Stanford, Hellen Stephenson, Edna Stephenson, Mary Stevenson, Marguerlte Sevanson, Gladys Swanson, Hope Marle Swanson, Gladys Swift, Rubena Terry, Lucile Tipton, Leora Timbers, Emma Tinkler, Zella Tinkler, Irene Westerlund, Alice Wheeler, Marian White, Doris Vifoerner, Mildred Worrall, Glenys W ulber, Adele Young, Opal Young, Helen Young, Elizabeth Zill, Amelia Padgett, Charlotte Mr. Johnson Mr. Koger THE HA BIT lr YJ - i-i , , . 1 f V 1'gg, 11M,, T1KE5HUPxN H955 UFFKEQ5. 4' ... A I i , POBEW m2121512 JOEL VAHUERFORD WESIDEHT vacfvmaanom . HAYNE VOPTFP IHELVIA cm you picmlwl HZEAQURER :www 4 I ' - . -. Y-n 1 f X - x 1 1 rw -1 r -1 1 - ' f' - -.-i-wg-eam r' -In-rv'-'ffl' '., ' s '- ,.,,,,,,,.,,,-b,,4-,-,nga-,A-0-F. ' ' 1 ' ...-an-n ' A--........-.........--.............. .. .... A 4-,.. f I' qv '.l.I-- t fl V. V . 'x,. ' .I . 1 ,W H 77.4,-wiv , K H,-, lx mf ' - 4- -4'N- b ' 'A - ' ' 1 3' 40 THE HABIT iwmMMUNMMJMMMMJLLMMMMMMJLMMJMMAWMMMMMMMMQT T S res man ass n Zxw imiimwi i v a ssi zmim a i 'l lmmiilffi i im i mn i my BOYS Ahlstedt, Mi1t0H Alley, Glen Anderson, Joseph Anderson, Ralph Ashbough, Archie Bailey, Earl Brassfield, Max Brown, Ralph Buell, Milton Brown, Royal Carroll, Charles Casterline, Fred Catlin, John Cochrane, Wayne Cooke, Herbert Cooley, Harold Coughenour, John Cox, Avery Curphey, Wilfred Crawford, Albert Dodds, Roland Elllberg. Ralph Everett, Willard Farrier, Robert Fenll. Billie Frost, Lawrin Girrison, Carl Gamble, Goodrich GUN. Faus Gtbhart, Leslie Godbyv James Grimm! L0uiB Hammontree, Earl Hlmna, Virgil Hardy. E. w. 337902, Keith Haftle. Rudolph Henry. Burton Hodan, Claude Hunt, Eugene Jenkins, Kenneth Johnson, Reubin Johnson, Carl Jones, Harold Jones, Hubert Johnson, Arvid Kane, William Kane, Alfred Kimball, Edward Kline, Roy Knapp, Vernon Laessig, Clyde Laubengayer, Eugene Lewis, Lyle Lockstrom, Erland Lott, Clyde Mauch, George Mayfield, Lamar McPhail, Forest Miller, Ralph Miller, Harry Molander, Paul Muir, Robert Muir, William ' Myers, Robert Nelson, Howard Northcutt, Merle Patrick, Lester Petit, Gerald Priddle, Clyde Prim, Herman Recht, Lourin Rush, Drew llicholson, Jost-ph Sabin, John Samllicrig, liaurizi Schultz, Clarence Schumaker, Chester Shaffer, Harold Shelly, John Shier, Raymond Shipp, Ray Simmons, Roland Slack, Oscar Small, Lowell Smith, Harold Soldan, Lawrence Spoon, Alvin Spoon, Adrian Stafford, Lloyd Start, Albert Taylor, Lawrence Taliaferro, Birney Tolbert, Howard Terry, Newell Terry, Jack Vanderford, Joel Van De Water, Joseph Van Horne, Verlyn Walter, Wallace Weaverling', Ralph VVilson, Herbert Winslow, Clyde Witter, Donald Wrench, Jewell Yeager, Howard Yockers, Ernest York, Francis Ohlson, Hauris THE HABIT I 1MZ1 l,'Qll, Ui i Wl lZ9.L.4lxA..f UW U D4 jfrrsbman lass ull Abel, Vera Alderson, Ila Fern Allison, Bernice Altof, Nola Altof, Mary Anderson, Marguerite Antene, Georgia Armstrong, Margaret Ashman, Mabel Ayers, Bertha Barnes, Elmo Bartleson, Caroline Battersby, Mary Beighley, Edith Bell, Blanche Brown, Carrie Brown, Frances Brown, Helen Brownell, Sarah Buck, Nola Cantwell, Lucile Carney, Anna Carson, Thelma Christian, Mary Clardy, Mabel Cook, Erma Cook, Ida Cole, Aileen Collins, Mabel Copeland, Josephine Crane, Ruth Crawford, Margaret Creitz, Lueile Critchfield, Esther Critchfield, Norma Crow, Reba Cruse, Zella Davis, Katherine Donmyer, Gertrude GIRLS Durant, Hazel Elliot, Gladys Eisele, Ruth Fitch, Margaret Finnegan, Josephine Finnegan, Rose Foil, Dorothy Frazier, Cecelia French, Esther Frost, Alva Gafford, Marie Gebhardt, Edith Geiger, Cora Geiger, Sarah Godbey, Catherine Green, Louise Gustafson, Anna Hagg, Judith Haggart, Lucia Hahn, Vivian Hall, Mary Harbison, Vera Hartzell, Vesta Hatch, Genevieve Hines, Myrtle Inline, Dora llinkle, Ruth Holloway, Lucile Hoop, Audrey Houghton, Mildred Huffman, Berneta Huffman, Margreta Jameson, Pearl Jay, Alma Johnson, Bertha Johnson, Katherine Johnson, Mildred JUIJIISUII, Goldie Keller, 'Phelmzl Kerr, Mildred Kincaid, Marion Kirtland, Gertrude Lewis, Garnet Maxwell, Margaret Massey, Ava McGlashen, Edith McPhail, Beatrice Montgomery, Wanita Montgomery, Frances Morgan, Mabel Morrison, Katherine Mortimer, Grace Moss, Modanna Nelson, Nora Mae Nelson, Rose Nelson, Thelma N iverth, Bessie Nixon, Ruth Nothern, Jessie N othern, Beatrice Ott, Beatrice Owings, Florence Patterson, Agnes Peterson, Neola Peterrnan, Katherine Pfeifer, Vera Plummer, Martha Porter, Mayme Preston, Minnie Pyle, Nellie Rigdon, Bernice Riley, Margaret Roach, Veda Ryan, Wyllis Seusy. Bernice Shaffer, Wilma Simmons, Loine Sloan, Ruth THE HABIT 43 DB 19351 MEMBER OF THE KANSAS STATE HIGH SCHOOL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATLQN VOL. 10 JUNE. 1920 NO. 36 Published and printed Weekly during the school year by the students of the Salina High School pg-es, room. Entered as a second class matter at the poaloffiee, Salina, Kansas FIVE CENTS A COPY -- -YY ' 'W' ' Fl FTY CENTS A YEAR Letter Men H. S. HAD over 300 letter ' men at the close of school in 1919. To this record has been added for 1920 thirty-two letters awarded for football, basketball, track, and debate--the largest single ,group of letter men added in any one year. This fact alone speaks for the spirit and success of the school year that has just closed. Letter men are leaders in school life. They stand apart from the average student for they are the representatives of the school on the athletic field, the gymnasium court, and the debate platform, and their loyalty and skill bring honor to the school. They win the coveted letter by long gruelling' hours of pratice supplemented to necessary school work for passing grades. Ina measure personal renown itself Tellilys these students but the letter bestowed for skill and faith- fulness of this sort enrolls them among' the S men of the school and is a lasting lgl'l.lll,ll.Lf of the appreciation of S. il. S. .1e....-- Y Y YY YW i Y YY,- i i Y rg --..iL....,--..,.. Art in This Number. HIC HABIT is indebted to members of the jouralism class for the drawings that have made this 1920 commencement issue at- tractive. The panels for class and organization pictures, form- erly designed by outside talent, were drawn and lettered this year by Oscar Seitz assisted by Ronald Terry. The school nev- er feels the need of an art depart- ment more than when work on the annual begins. Talent in the journalism class solved the problem of how to make the 1920 annual attractive. Seitz and Terry did it. H h-an-ice, ,mul HE annual this year, in spite of the advancing' cost of papel' and other .material that entered into its production, was included in the yearly subscription price of Tm: HAm'r. While this arranges ment was a bargain for the sub- scriber, it was not a profitable business proposition lilll' THE l'lAlil'l' management and mtff with expenses that will necessitate an increase in the price next ytfilli 1 Y . - ' '-'L3 ' I-ilf ft?- . W - Q93 ' - fe- ., ssl. .x 55 ,2l.,f2- .,IK,.Q! Ax., N kai- v ll lqrpzi Q, ,W f I -1 5 l .lf ' SIS' Tw. z5 4.f' W-'f'l ' v-.' -v . f. -' M :Q,'.'-u.'.,.,'- , A- H - .Y .. nl-A-, --gray -,. . ..-, .--- he ,. , . v rm, --I . E+. . ,,i -1 . 1, 'A--. grgfz, , 5352. ,Y .W so va-ff. fi 1'-'-f-9-ffrfffwrlff '.i e.-2- - -l .ve - .'R-,Ggr 33'-. .f' -.Z 'f., 1'., THE HA BIT to ' fl.-5,024-R,- 3 . , lf X - -.zjjg :ldvantages To Be Derived from Enlistment in the U. S. At v 1 , , v A . . .-,, ,- Q Q1 . 1 ...--51:54 F . 'Z By Marian Wheeler, '22 i ' ' ' The Rookie was drafted? he left a twelve dollar a week Job 111 the musty back office ofa New York banker, he left a walktlhfi doll of a sweetheart and the in- fluence of several fa miliar, harm- ftll Cfolllesg anrl the lJ0ss,Wl'1O had faith in the army training told him his job would be waiting' for him when he returned, Whether henthady a Croix de G-uerre or D. S. al. Here is what happened like--rookie, just as it could hap- -any-othen' man who enlist- army. ., v was examined, ashamed of himself. -going down on his ng' forgiveness for followed , he fflvslight paid uscles and ally learn- . 'His back -.muscles more 9 ,ffl1-iS carri- .off the ti'-st 'kie fish - i' Farm y con -- looks he ate .should- cwrl -en qi neers :W th-Latin stud- nd all got the . N0 daddiffs re- i . Whfi Went absent lkfave' He lG2l1'nQCl that . vm 3 great leveler of the status, HS iweu as being H of dlsdpllne. lie learned theprivate from tho that a man with common sense can exist on thirty dollars a month, after all, but it takes un- told necessary and beneficial thrift to do it. 'Thus Rookie learned to save. And, abov: all, Rookie found out that all times and in certain cases he was not the only pebble on the beach. The second oyster that Rookie gradually lad- led out of the kettle was character. To develop his brain and in- crease the boundaries of his knovv- ledge, Rookie found that the army was a Wonder. He saw peo- pleg he savv countriesg he learned how to signalg to telegraphg to shoot arifleg to march: to love his country. It was a slippery oyster of benefit in the shape of mental developement that Rook- ie forked out with the tool of study from the cauldron. Such were the gains that Rookie reaped from a year's service in the U. S. Army. He is every man vvho enlists in a like manner. Every man learned what Rookie didg some knew more. Any can learn as much. Uncle Sam is proud of hisar- my. He is constantly trying' to make it hetter. The man who becomes one of his children is to be admired and usually is: and the advantages obtained from such an enlistment as I haye re- corded in that ofthe Rookie are not like advertisements for patent medicines---they are the real thing' and when Uncle Sam promises you the right thinll' .Vml ffm lt- W pouygh Place in the Nrrfzknml U. S. Xgmy Contest Albfll, 1920. ,P-ffwvif QQ ' Y .Q-W' -f.l..2 ' G q- . s WWC fv ' r W fl!! THE HA BIT ,J i, V I . rx, I 5' I i mom wumf' EUZABUHBULKLU7 PAULwH1TrEmoRf Armzmfwvg DEBATE mwx. LEAGUE fend TR lANGUL2AR'5 i DEBATE. f' . f,5,?,gg-.1-3:-1 3 '- . 'G??si2ifr'?f -2 , , A .4.,4E1Q . . .40 ' . A V b ' 91 .4 gg 6. Q HAROLD IWW? RALPH MQWER .mlm wmmev wm.rmvE DEBATE TEAM. xWUANGULAR DEBATE, N DOHC! HY NVHH NH' f'W3i1.1'Xl3l.fT' 16 Il t T ' NHMMIVX, DIQISMQ. H MK, LEMU1. 171,13 fix lb - 5 ,... . ,. v. J' - ,, 'qty , '. w V . , 'Q '. f- ' V ,-.- 3 , I -. .4 ', 4Q-- ' , , .Q J. -11.- uu-.' ig. j. . , .ef v Q., . is.. . .Y J'-1-,r -1-A J., rv -.mu .1 . l.l ...ii an N, 1-1 . 1 . ' 7 'HBE HABIZI ' J i .ut . 11 1: fr V l . 46 J --,,........ Debate . . Debate this year was taken up with more oranized work and 1n- -13 d than ever before. Un tenses! u y J fc.L.J01iffe, instructor in the history depart' ment, the teams met every Tues- day through all the months from October to the middle of March. der the supervison o Co nsiderable time and work was t preparation by each and the promised credit was well earned. c to the triangular .Salina has annually City andftb- Anwas opened fjrto enter the was accept- compos- Doroth y l l anker defeated f herew- . ya-.ar Gor- over d as: become taken a per- the high school of working Pmgrams, it de- itime to Preparing short general assembly presen - Elizabeth Bullzley, and Paul Whittemore Won the decision at Salina. 'but the average of the two teams was such that the Manhattan team won the contest on grades. ' ' The triangular debate took wt ll Jvc?-J xlvvtu 3, X. - . . -f a if?'ie... Wa-as -'rg' Klint?-Q-if IT' ,.g.w,,,-.. -as -,Q sn K 11. 4 . ,,,,ZU:-q, Q Q .4 i tRs,E,'ie!.f A lx '. R.-fs. Q wx wr .Q K X ff 3 1 15341 nu place on March 29. The neg- ative team John Whitney, Ralph Hower, and Harold Manker, accompanied by Mr. Dunsworth ofthe Science department, were defeated by the Junction City team 1 at Junction City. The affirmative team was the same which took the affirmative in the League Debate. pThis team was mentioned bythe Manhattan paper as one of the best in the state. S ' Altho Salina High School did not win first honors, the school was .proud of its debaters. tic Club . tation. The club appeared iirst during Good English Week in the morality play Everystudent. Then followed Joint Ownership of Sunset Home. a clever farce, as the first in a series of assembly programs presented by high School organizations. A third play Tile Flower of Yeddo, the last Public program of the club, WHS Present' ed a few week before the C1056 of school. THE HA BIT I - - 1 7 - W DRAWXTK QLUB OPIIIQERS. 55311, 'Q NELUE STOLPHER HADELIHE DOHHTER PRENDEHT vm PRESKUENT r , . i 1 -Y FRANKL 5TiEPEL CHRl5TlHPx NUIR r 1fEA5Ur:ma ' i ' ' aw . f- f rv VY W W 'l. Vi N ,wha x nn ,- ':,,, Y N . 16.1, A.-A, N ,i A pi FT P-all :- n-In f'- 11 Fi' I'- CL 5. Pl-1 PT! fi up E 'IBF nga I. fx if gm fs' 'T ,.. penn' -an AAI 7? pi 1 in H'- Lf THE HA HH 'L I9 -l .T+- THE HABIT TTSTQ ' rl The Girls Glee Club GEORGE BARNES,fDi-1'ecit01' Ila Fern Alderson Louisellodon , , ,S Marguerite A.ndef501l S Exl'aTlClS MOHtglJm6Ty' S, Caroline Bartleson Viola Bradshaw Thelma Beighley Josephine Copeland Qugile Creitz Cozine Connelly . Gm-wforcl ' l .Jaunita Montgomery Mary Montgornery S Mayme Porter' it A Agnes Patterson Bernice Rigdon l ' a Ethel Mae Smith, Trees. Hortense Stone Q at 'Edith Stamps, Vs. Pres. A Eva Snapp Olivia S Wedenburg, Press Alice Snodgrass, Librarian Lucile Terry Olive Traylor l Adele Wlilbaer U Pauline Wakenhut Rlilthus-10311 Ella W6iSgC1'b6f Marian Wheeler, Sec' y 'i'Ame1ia Zill ,Olive Ziegler 51 w pp-5 4 p-I gg. .i qi I fn -.4 ..- Z it x I fs. il n l xg! p1 K I P 1 'T I THE HA B17 l V Yi- ..avm gun' :un un., ,M I 5 1 i I .lf 1 4. 0 ,QU 7l1i- ' w --.-.. ---' lu . 1 VS ' -' '-.: g., A'i.1 1 M... -A.. an' ,..dlf' -nw if I , , . I - ' Y ul-5 L.. JL! .' , Y O I Q. , if 3 fha.. ,Cx K . 'E' v': L45 N X A 59 THE HABIT :nl ' '- ' 4 fi7 5-J 17411- 4 gli 4:7 'Y f Y , --1, . - l ' - , ' -,hge H , 0 A ' - - ' Th e Girl'a Trio Tlllllil High School Orchestra The high school orchestra has made unusual progress this year, conducted as a regular class the iifth period of each school day, and ranks among the best high school organizations of the sort in the state. The thirty-three members of the S. H. S. Orchestra with the Md of a number of local artists furnished Pun Concerts in 1920 ljtanlffd the St. Paul in the 'bpflng Music Festival. Arranm-meuteh 1 1 music at two Municpal and accom- ., . zu ,men mantle by M. l Y ' ' I' Lebou, director ol the or- Chestra, to ent l t U tu' State Con- est A ' ' at lbmporia but tl 1eHpl'i11ggf a . -' 'fer- Festwaland the weathel iiitelqlrh ed. The orchestra gaiieha liiiol . 7 S' - class concert in the hlg lf . , n- auditorium on MJY 14, the limo of ey going toward the l5Lm'ha??,UiJ new music and other necess. y Suppjilelie orchestra 11213 Q'iVe,n HAZ students and Ielatmns Oi ,t f school more elljfffmeniu thai? dig other organization oi S., Few weeks of the school 'iiiifi.i I en- passed without some llllilfllt? It lertainmerit ily thlf' gHji1I,lIi.Hn5 1135 appeared in ei1t11 ?wlJit1,:Jt3Cml and has assisted Q with --ieiinlimlv numbers at 111051 I Hi? fu i 'i exercises clurinil' thc ical' ...f-,Vx W: ' K I '- UV., , -z. u v w fu'- , - :Lili ' - if 'ff' f '2,.'ng,41.ff, ' :if ' eff i 3 ' '4 . Taka k gg K. THE HABIT The Schools in the Spring Festiv al Thursday, April 22, 1920 Welcome Sweet Springtime ...... 4 ..., , ,,Ruben,m,gn Cradle Song-g. ...... .Q ......, H -Brahms Merry Heart--..- . Questions--'....-.. - ..... ,,,,, O'er the VVaters Gliding .... - Our Bright Starry Banner---.. -- -- Grade Chorus Sunday, April 25, 1920 hAFfrERNooN ' a Minuet ...... -- .... --.. p ..r......-.. In Arcady Moonlight ..... - .... .,-..,,., .,.,,W.,', High School Girls Glee Club ,IQ Ave Marie ..... .. .... - .- - - - ... - .... . - ., - .. Girls Quarlotte G p f. Violin Obligato by Lillian Sterile f Ballet Egyptienne ........ --- -.... ...,.-...,.... Allegro non troppo, Allegretto, G Andante sustenuto, Allegro Vivace. i Italians in Algiers Overture - . .... .. High School EVENING Oratorio St Paul ...... ...... M BI Salina Oralorio Society aaa High School Orchm ,ll?ip'.3l1 .'+',l- -Q' - --.Periaa - -Meredith - - . Offenbach . - . Ofien bash f , 1 u 1 'V' ini . . rg' -.,. -41, ,4 I JA , v ,. Q . 5 r n THE HABIT :- ggfl- A If - 1 U - y ,VV,. . :iff '23 vm M .2 ' ' 111: I I 1 I I 1 : . wi.-, 1.2 , . W4 ' H lb: ' :FI V '-A ' I - fm r ,f 117, -31 wg 3 5' ' ,J 11 fa? J.-,V 3 inn, ,X F3 wg L ,W . in Y v ' ' . 2 9VL um FFl'?GU50 N' VELM9 HNQPP' PRESIDENT I vm-Pnfsfpfwr . ,,.,, .J -. - r L , DORA GEIGER NEVQ 5!'?0VLN 1 5EL'RETHl?Y' , TFFEQ SUHUQS' ' , ' , AWA - f ,- -.Q 35333 aw? iw . 1 ,S 3 141 1 J THE HABIT 1 ' r I '47 ii s ,N igg ,,1y, '1g. N gWggg,4i 5,g,..X 3 OPF1 Q E 125. W X r N HAROLD VIAHKERQ I PxF3HOLl75NP1P? PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT RALPH Hoxvw CARL OLSON Smzume-f WffHW'4'i'f 'iq-J - Y . , Y .. ..,.. , ,.,,. , ,.,,..,...,.....A...7.-.,,,.vf D ' . .A. , .. . Y l '.AZnK'g,,fjIT:.:xH---A- A-f- --f-.4-'-- '4 3 i Jp',, 'H X b Q - nl Q--N--Q Y.YA .-H.-Q-.,,,,,,... .,,.,,,...-....-.- - v--- ....,.,,..,. -. . Y ....V.. H . V . , -. . 7 . 1 f . .....-,......o-9II,..ud-nf...-. - --- ' ' 4g.. -Q..-.-........, .... .... . , -.-...... . THE HA BIT 1111 1 11111 11 1 11 1 1 1 lr 1111 1 Nw 'Il 1 , 1 , .I 1' WKTP1 ' O1T:F1fE125.1 . ,-..- , 4, -. . - 3 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 5 3 1 3, 1 I: 11 U, 1 1 11 1 .1.11 '1-J Qfq 1 1 3 1 ' . , Q L ,I .. I ,I , ' :':f:-S 1 :YET ' .1 , ' - 'if 11 ' - , ' ' H. 1. ' 'JULIET 1?1UE1.1. STLVIA 1'fE1?GUiON 1 1 1 ,ff 1. 2.55.1 1 A12 1115191111 111115 P1e155111E111 4: 1 iff f 11 ' 1 1-C I 11111111 11112121111 1111112101113 11111111111 5121111111111 11111511111 1 ' 112 1 1 ' 5 i 3 ' 11 1 1 Lf I . V' 1 1 1 1 11 'nf - .. , , 1 1 1 - , 2 .1 1 ' ' 1 1 X , x i . 1 -.-,-..--,. . , 1 1 H N. -.,-, . , ,.,,,-:.7 N--A--M1-M.-.WJ 1 1 1, A , 1 . ,1 ' ' 1 'w-N----1----H -N-..n.,1--1.w..,,.,1, 1 ' 1' -11 -, .,..,...1 ,A AWWWW 1,,1,,1,-,..-W-..1 THE HA PI T Organizations Y. W. C. A. The Y. W. with one hund- red and thirty members is the largest and most active organiza- tion in the nigh school. During the early spring a drive for a city Y. W. C. A. resulted in a local organiza tion of 1400 members, giving a fresh incentive to the high school group. Two mem- bership campaigns were held as usual, one in September and one after the Christmas holidays. As school was uninterrupted by enforced vacations, the associa- tion was able to hold regular meetings this year. During the first semester meetings were held at noon, but owing to the large group the noon sessions added to the already crowded cafeteria, the time of meeting was changed fo? the second semester to alter- nate Wetliiesdayf evenings. The WESlj'HI1 Y. VV. joined the high school organization in social gath- erings several times during the school year. The Events of the Year Get Accquainterl Weiiiie Roast, Octob- er 3. Taffy Sale, October 24. Navy Party for the Army, October 31. Christmas Party for Tnirty Little Folks, December 19. Ci1tl1'JEi1JIOg,'1'2ll11 Gentle Alice Brawzi. Preqldent John Wh'tne-V, Vggg March 19. ' don tfengufd Pie Social, March 24. presldtnt Louise In R th Benefit Picture Show, April 21. Motlier's Meeting. May 5. vt3415,-Q.Zi--:ff-.v3.:!.-?::1'3-' , ft? ffuf'+75', J-'.-'L V .V-,Q-,.aQ,. . 5 k,,.3,,: ,.,q ,. ',4 i ., gl., h- 5 ass.-A 1 2 L ,I .J , I , rf' 45'J--'- 1'9 -23' ' - fh,l'i+ u !tf?0 H-fi F' i -' 'JQHJQ ,fnftfi iff. M. d , A . I Zf!3'ggj,g large l M 'K - ' 5-fir ' 'X 'I '-1 55 - Y . ' THE HA BIT 1 - l . , 'v 5 I f -cs' gil' A- -. , i 58 l al ' ' F 1 -Q v ' aj . K k , Q fl - illlgfqfh i , 1 I , '- ,,, M 7 ' 7 ' L n - -- '-.- . J' , 'H 4 4 ' ' i e l- , , . Q 52,Qfgf5f-Syl . , . r A , A - l.r 2a . 3 , c a 1 as ' l I n is . ' f1?'1 ?.': f J? - ,, 1' .ff l , ' ' ' ' Z ' ' sd M 28 1920 Thur ay, ay , . i k , , . ' A . . . - - ,V - Ufuv 4-1.L'.4-.4 l b i U . . b Q Q 5 5 i - .VA .J Ve , I 11 t -a - V 0- 1 c t P 1 no in 9:30 a. m. . Aest e ic ancmg 5 senior ,Dir s in l 1 sy ar Qi ,meCfJ:d , by MISS Sperry. A a -, 10 a.mi.f Senior Class Planv, Dan Cupid, Head Coach.'i'fn C C V e Characters C C n V .Bob Houston, an American boy - - Scott ldigflgkgy' f5?'hiProfessor Carlton, President of Killkair - . Caar1 Bi-mst. C McLeod, Secretary to Prol. Carlton - Paul Whittemoi'e Spinksg fresh from verdant green - - 'Oscar Seitz 5Iethertlon, the college Joke' - Harold C131-lg ii friends of Bob: C iREdley C-s ' Ronald Terry ha Claud Lipe n Dan Bolen n ' - Eugene Floyd ' i - Q ' Walter' VVoodworth Sservant C Harold Manlzer - George Shuler ' i - H Ruth Woodworth - Josephine Lantz - Ellin Levin is f- l Neva Brovvu i .. ' Mildred Law Qlgif - Beatrice Buenning ' v Freda Rehm - Irene Benz A if Katharine Eberhardt ' - Leland K1-efer il r John w1CLf.-M I i Glen Niquette ii lVenclell Young' Senior Class and yells. '- . ,QV f ,.b 4-u p . , V 4 4 ,P '- ff 60 F THE HABI T Abbott, Leacile' '16, Anderson, WGSJQY' 16 Bell, Herbert, 19, , 9, Brassfield, P21115 16: 1 Beil, Iiziwrenirg, 16 fill, 3-X1 , , , Bennett, Merrill, 15, 16 Berger, Ralph, '15 Borst, LOUIS, '15 , Calvert, LaVerne, 19 Clark, Francis, '16 Corsaut, Charles, '13 , Chambers, Adelbert, 14 Evans, Lee, '14 Evans, Clem, '14 Gillman, Harold, '19 Gillman, Albert, '19 Graybill, Durand, '18 Gross, Raymond, '15, CHP' tain '17 Goodall, Henry, '17, '18 Garringer, Clifford, '17 Heuner. Alfred, '17, '18 Hower, Lawrence, '16 Hamilton, Gordon, '13 Hinnenkamp, Charles, '15 Brassiield, Paul '17 Bennett, Merrill, '17 Bergsten, Ray, '15, '16, '17 Brill. Max, '17 7 er, Roy, '14 , Earl '16 camu, Earl, '19 Conant, Charles, '14 Cannon, Paul, '15 Gillman, Harold, '19, '20 Gross, Ravmond, '17, '18 Gflybill, Durand, '18 0luke,Harold Herbe W my walter rt Builder. ima beth '2 ggghhy, Anile, '15, 39 Ge, 'ni Zelh. '17, 'is serv ucy, '16 Geiger: '16 Hoskins, Ethel, ,17 Kimber, Dyson, '18, 19 S Men Football Johnson, Eugene, '17 Jones, Arnold, '13, '14 Joy, Harold, '17, '18 Hedin, Elmer, '15 Hendershott, Clarence, '15 Hamner, Dyson, '18 Kerr, Raymond, '15 Keye, Neil, '15 Keye, Lyle, '1 Keefer, Leland, '17, '18, Captain '19 Kirtland, John, '13, '14, '15 Kohr, George, '16 Kreps, Leslie, '16 Lipe, Claude, '19 Lockstrom, Carl, '18 Lang, Donald, '16 Longhoffer, George, '16 Ladd, Harley, '13 Markley, J Scott, '17, '19 Moseman, Ira, '18 3 Marsh, Clarence, '17 Morgenstern, Herbert, '17,'18 Muir, Edgar, '15, '16 Muir, Loyd, '13, '14 McLean, John, '19 Basket Ball Herzig, Harold, '18, '20 Hower, Lawrence, '16 Jones, Arnold, '14, '15 Ladd, Harley, '14 Morgenstern, Herbert, '18, '19 Maxwell, Leslie, '14, '15 Muir, Edgar, '15, '16 Muir, Lloyd, '15 . McLean, John, '18, Cap- tain '19, Captain '20 Nichols, Dan, '17 Niquette, Glen, '20 Track Gillman, Harold Perry, Ronald Anderson, Harold Debate Heusner, Alfred, '17, '18, '19 Nichols, Vera, '17 Martin, Wayne, '16, '17 Murray, Alvin, '16 Morgenstern, Rudolph, '16, '17 Manker, Harold, '20 Petit, Anice, '18, '19 Nelson, Harry, '18 Nelson, Edwin, '17 Nimmons, Freeland, '15 Neptune, Harold, '15 Niquette, Clare, '14 Oliver, Lawrence, '13 Pierce, Harold, '19 Pierce, Russell, '18, '19 Pierce, Gail, '19 Pohlhammer, Alfred, '17 Padgett, Hardy, '16 Peck, Carson, '13 Parker, Wallace, '13, '14 Pruitt, Elmer, '13, '14 Robertson, Valie, '13 Staples, Jack, '18, '19 Simpson, Sam., '17 Seymour. Charles, '15 Seiver, Fred, '15 Smith, Donald, '13 Smith, Maerland, '13 Thompson, John. '15 Toomey, Allen, '14 Wigley. William, '17, '18 .Wood, Benjamin, '13 . Niquette, Clare. '14 Pierce, Gail. '18 Parker, Wallace, '14, '15 Short. Max, '16 Sprinkle, Raymond, '16 Schroyer, Edgar, '16 Todd. Ralph, '14 VanOrden, Christopher, Captain '18, '19 Van Trine, Ralph, '14 a Keefer, Leland McLean, John Markley, J. Scott Riley, Margaret, '20 Stricby, Oscar, '16 Shuler, George, '18, '20, Whittemoro, Paul, '19, 130 Whitney, Do1'0thY, '19, '30 Whitney. John, 'EU llowor, Ralph, '20 THE HABIT l'- Athlf-3tiC Officers . Y PAUL BRASSFIELD HAROLD CLARK Huaincaa hffanager Treasurer -, - ., ,-4---..'-.qg-r, A 4 I' ' V w', V, D S---'h - -,' :Nil f' ,. Pj? 1- - vw.. g' . -' .. gn .- 5 1 1, .1 '. ur., , , 5' ', f ,n 'P ' 'r n' Q 'W V' A 4 . . . . f-.-. ' w H 14. ,, cf .- A 1:'45.f' -' .in I ahh .,,.'f.. . V W. -4. .-x--:sf THE HABI T LELAND KEEFER, fCaptainj left tackle, 177 lbs. Along with weight, Keef , hasscience and action. Determination, grit and hard work made him an able captain. No one could open a hole for Cal , if Keef couldn't. HERBERT BELL, left guard, 142 lbs. Although this was Bell's first year at the game, he will be a hard man to replace next year. He played a strong defensive game. Herb , was always ra:rin to go. CLAUDE- LIPE, left guard, 165 lbs. Although the game was new to Lipe, he played a good line position. He was slow, but has a great chance for development. His weight will be a valuable asset to the team when he learns how to use it. - HAROLD PIERCE, right guard, 159 lbs. Pierce was a veteran player from the A. E. F. When you see him paw , bet on S. S. It means something. His fight was the foundation of his success. HARRY VIDRICKSON, right gL12-rd, 152 lbs. Vid had the requisite fight of a real football player, although he was hand1- Calmcd by inexperience. When Harry learns to hit low, opponents WIN have 3 power to be reckoned with. . 3.1 - i :.f . ' 111. ., ...si 1, 1-' .-'nf - .,., an ' 'Lin THE HA BIT JOE ANDERSON, sub center, 125 lbs. The bigger they' are, the harder they fall, was Joe's motto. This was his first year at the game and in it he gained the re- spect of every 'man on the team. He is S. H. S.'s most promising football star. SCOTT MARKLEY, center, 137 lbs. Scott possessed more pep and fight than any other man on the team. He was sure of his signals and no enemy plays came over center. 8 ALBERT GILLMAN, right tackle, 175 lbs. Windy blew the right Way this year. He was keen on smashing interference and opening holes for backfield runs. Ras tackled hard and usually gave a good ac- count of himself. HAROLD GILLMAN, left end, 147 lbs. Gilly was there with the goods when he was most needed. His grit and natural ability made end runs an impossibility for opponents. He has another year in.which to distinguish himself. J ACVI STAPLES, quarter back, 136 lbs. Jack was a letter man from last year. He was fast on the field and brainy as a quarter back. Jack was quick at finding the weak points of opposing teams and lwt no time in taking advantage of them. . ..-', . ,. . f. THE HABI T GAIL PIERCE, quarter back, 136 lbs. A scrimmage with the Wesleyan injured Pierce for the season and hence handi- capped the football machine. Gail ruled the squad efficiently when it was possible for him to enter the game. RUSSELL PIERCE, half back, 147 lbs. Rocky was noted for his line plunges 23-30-2-6-89- a flash and Rocky's head was seen protruding from the fallen debris. PAUL BRASSFIELD, left half, 163 lbs. Brassie the peppy half back, was a cool thinker, a whirlwind on the offensive and a sure gainer. His spectacular end runs made him a favorite with football ans. JOHN MCLEAN, right end, 155 lbs. Johnny was a marvel at end, a demon for pep and fight. lHe distinguished him- self especially in his clever forward pass Work which saved the day in the Manhat- tan.game. LAVERNE CALVERT, full back, 156 lbs. Cal was the steadiest man on the team, the man that always could be de- pended upon in a pinch. He was fast 011 his feet, a terrific smashelko and 3 SUF9 tackler. When he hit--Obl1V101L THE HA BIT Basket Ball fGuardJ JOHN MCLEAN fCaptain.J Johnny. Johnny played a fast, aggressive style of ball which always drew the admiration of the spectators. He played as guard on the All-Central Kansas Basket Ball Squad. HAROLD HERZIG CCenterJ Swine, Herzig was the hard luck manof the squad. A severe case of the Flu handi- capped him for the season and made him erratic in play. Swine will be an inval- uable man on the next year's team. GLENN NIQUETTE fGuardJ UNL!! Niquette starred as an all around de- fense man. Although he was not a spec- tacular player on the offensive, few goals were caged by opponents, for Ni can't be downed. LAWRENCE HOWER fGuardJ Spear. Hower suit school in the middle of the season to take up a claim in Wyoming. His loss was a severe blow to the team as he was one of its strongest men. THE HABIT Basket Ball HAROLD GILLMAN CForwardJ Gilly. Gillman made a place on the second team of the All Central Squad . His floor work and clean goal shooting pulled S. H. S. thru many a pinch. Gilly always was there with bells on. DANIEL BOLEN CSub-forwardj Dan. Dan , altho a hard Worker, played in but one game of the season. He showed remarkable ability as a goal shooter in the Sip. J ohn's game. PAUL BRASSFIELD CGuardJ B1'assie. Brassie was a reliable man on the de- fensive. His aggressiveness, fight and pep marked him a hard man to pass. GAIL PIERCE 1Fo1'wa1'fl-3 HP. Studies made Pierce ineligible bet'o1'e thc end ol' the season and cut him out of his letter. Ile was 21. skillful icmsser and 21 sure treo tl11'owe1'. I THE HA BIT 67 l I - ?i-i- Tratk. pi.. -.-1.,.., ,..at.-,n , , Q-, ,.n, ,. ' is 1 li l l . i i 1 1. l l l . 4 1 u- 777 H-- , rich, N, f . 4 Four track meets were includ- eh in the schedule for 1920, a tri- ang ular meet with McPherson and St. Johns Military Academyg a triangular meet with Minnea- polis and Abilene, the Fifth Dis- trict Meet at Abilene on May lg and the State Meet at Manhatt- an. Hay H. Salina men lmast ofa suc- cessful season after winning the championship cup ol' the Fifth District along with the relay cup fill' lgliat meet, a Victory over Albi- lene and Minneapolis in the tri- angular and two second place medals in the State Meet. Seven men, Harold Anderson Hillman should IN Ronald Terry, John McLean lrValter Wood worth fCapt.D Har- old Gillman, Leland Keefer, and Scott Marlzley met requirements and were officially awarded trark letters. The relay team com posed of McLean, Gillman, Anderson and 'Perry brought home the relay cup. coming within two seCOI1dS of the state record. NVood worth tied for high point man in the Fifth Districft and won two second l.llZlCC Illtfdflls in the State Meet at lllflllhiilttflll- 'lil1Lll'SlgUll, Anderson Zlllil Ulu. 3-mul men in lflll. 31 0 , X. 5 'V l wa -'nl' 'V' MQ' ,4 4' fm., 4 1, , ,df . ' V --. -, fm? 5'-fx 1 ,, 4 -Q-U 2' ' '-'At?,127l ' 'X ' 4- . '5'. - r . 5 ' V' 4' f 'f. 71--ii-1. k 1 Li ' H f ,V ,J cw 1- 1 ,Q.- . ,Z .4 -a. Q., 10 THE HA BIT 69 LL' 'T TQ udhry ' 1 '41 . x. we-1-11--.. min-li 4 I l--.,it- 1-wg, g.'. I Q., - -.o ...A og. -..... 'Ing itlnpq- ,ru .3 , .H .'. ,af- -.-. A 1 -,f :msgs .L 1 'P ,al .,, , '14-'S -T -un... ---q Q 'QUE S w v ' 1 VV., JN? 'ht in x , Z 1........ - f l 4 1 . gnu. ww- 'F . Q 'ui eg, ' 'uf 5 Aw' Y 1 ' Q - 'Ht' '4 ' 1 .,c 1 6 , I 30 .',,, 'K' A dw QQ, rl 3 2 ' -- k , if l 4 1-4. - 11 Ani 4 .L , ,gf l I 1..1 1 O ' I ' . .Qs 70 7 HE HA BIT 3 ., if ' 'K Y 1 -, . 'f F . , , -. ,.4 ,,.-0 is . -2, . 3, -5 W . g'..-' y-f,v A - W' 1 . CQ.-5. 1 ITL ' 1 ' E i-afar? . ' c- -' xl, N. 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I 5M Y , 5 ,. r-fi ' .f . . 1' v!! kim 1 a 1 '1 1 Y FR t . , v .ull 12 t on ad TIHE HABIT 74 .,..,. -.-- 1 , Y 1 , . r '1 I . R v- ll au- ' 11 peep- 'UIQ X' I -...f , Vs. 1 ,, EQ ' ,N H X , W A . . . . . , , , . , 7 mu. ..3: -'-:Q R, . . , , .f Q. 1 ' -L . 9.-7-:il fx R Q .CU ur 'Ay . Ja, , -- , ,Q-sw my as , 5 fn, 0 -. t it-g.v-..-,..--moe ... W I Y . ,pw 1 I f 1 4 . .- -4 f ' ' ' 1' -v , ... .. i A 3 i f . 5.. t -:A-2-'F?:i.iT5N' A :QVV ox.. 4: X-.. X. new 'Psi 'ff ,ua-aft .ba :is Ns..,.....-- , , ,.-.Q-.mv ,. W li. 1 1 W .K ,, In -1 4? :i 'Y I .31 .1 J v -v .1 ,M li -is Fl .Tl -51 ,Wh N ,Q w .. , 1 , 1, w 0 V ?4, A -.. ' , ,.- ' . 'fu .. 2,1 V 1 'I , eh at k .',l W .1 THE HA BIT 79 Y in Y v , Humor Remarkable Statistics Concern- ing the 1920 Annual If all the cartoons drawn by Foster and rejected by the censor board were gathered together and published in book form, a book of 1,097,008 pages would not accommodate more than 2 percent. of them unless placed three on a page. If all the paper wasted by Shier, Floyd, Markley, Dahlinger and Price while getting inspirations were placed end to end, it would encircle the largest star in the milky way, and incidentally relieve the paper shortage. And if all the time wasted by the Staff in writing-copy and attempting originality could be regained and divid- ed equally among the class of '20 to be tacked on the end of their lives, they would live to a ripe old age. A Junior Class Prophecy The prologue to a prophecy should al- ways be quite short, For people often like some time to form a sharp retort, I am not wishing to create an avalanche of wrath, Nor would I be a fugitive before the af- termath. So if within this verse you see a line that bodes you ill, Remember that the one who writes it bears you no ill will, But this is written only for a reason you H may know 5 I think it may amuse you and I hope I will do so. Ten years have passed since '20 and the juniors that I knew Have changed beyond conception and I'm sure you'll think so toog Henry has achieved success on New York's Ilroad VVhite Way: A great producer furnishing the highest type of play. The city's fairly gasping at his leading lad star Y - i For Margarefs accomphshnients are known both near and far. l'liey're surroundec l by .' Q whom you'll recognizi company m bsme of your old companions who have caught the public's eyes, lial Sherman is the leading man and lllorris p.ays the heavies, , While Franklin as the juvenile attracts the girls in beviesg l.ela as the vampire, and Dot Soldan the soubrette, I Witli Tom as the comedian have not been equalled yet. VVithin the constellation where nmvig stars abound Two names that I shall mention easily be foundg I . p w. Bill Grosser is a heroin the cupid's darts, I y He's iust released a picture 3 ftis A, of Broken Heartsf' I q lVhile Ralph, the cowboy very best In The Bold Bad M311 a tale of the wild, At home he has a sweet hoped but all in vain -5 That someday to a.n7n.13giC3l might attain, Instead she is a I own, Due to her husband's p W place is in the home.2f.T.f,. In far off Cali.fo1'ni3iEdiQ, Jeannette 5 , I-Iaveprospered well the most famous They specialize in irl ' I Thai artifice of beauty, the curl. I ' g , Curtis Abel is quite much alarm t ,. In a seminary for debtttilfllffas sor of charm. . I e l if Charm is a new addition to the taught of old. ' . . , 0 llut Curtis 1.'lH.l4CSldlt 1ntereSt1n8- or 5 I have been to . q . q Reverend Stiefel preaches and proclau'nS the Golden Rule. XVhile Richard is 100111 sive dancing scum , F q n Two authors may be mentioned 3010 H licting an exclu- .mr former class. 'S' THE HABIT ' Whose works contain such merit as no one can sL11'Pa55 5 Lyle I-IollingSworth has written My Aff ' in Youtlifi Love Tz1?gSRight of Nations, as Based on Legal Truth? Collaboration - work of art, A song by Berger, Stonebraker has won the public's heart? And all the world with one accord pro- nounces it a dream. D Itls title of Oh, Richard, Love, sug- ests the leasing theme, Corrinne has produced another Stolpherlislarge establishment is of il the very best, started out his great career with en- and zest, a 'eneations are the rage: and we a . n . the fashion in all fem1- mention g I recently movement, and al- , Anderson takes to be bored by .excels in her stage, de- of 'am- bard's onafunending .A,1 of yours :I think to. you of .f-,r ats THOMAS. did Ruskin play ofhis day? Mid a youth to the truth. Awarded, and helped in that Loose Pages from Salina. A School Census, :1920f L Name: George Shulerg also '.'Si,:etc. Address: Take West bound car going south and get off on East Side Sex: Who, me? Oh, I'mia man l Color: I feel blue . ' I Favorite indoor sport: renewing Wrig- ley's Gum. I Favorite Class: H3145 P. M. loan--il1,.i.l Who Are You? Doc, I-Iurlburt Sheir. Nationality: Latin, Favorite Author: , Mr. Caesar of Rome. Favorite Teacher: Miss Miles. L Name: Leland Keefer, Cap. Business: Before pleasure ! Ambition: To be graceful. r Favorite girl friend: Sadie, the soda squirt. f?j A Who goes there? '6Riley Cash or Cupid. Nationality: Don't I look Irish ? Occupation: Student C?j Do you-keep chickens? Wh-huh ! e What do you feed them? B, B. Spe- cialsf' Why do guys call you Cupid? Don't make me blush. . o g1q1a1 Name: McLean, johnf' Job: Caging wild basket balls. Trade Mark: The Big S. Motto: ':'Talk 'er up. i. -rl L s :l Behold! I am a Sophomore! What heights have I attained! I'm full of wise andbooky lore: the freshman I disdain. They are beneath my haughty stare: they're only children yet, while on the trains I pay full fare. My toys I'll soon forget. I'm getting very wild and tough 3 I wear a gorgeous collar. No one dares to call my bluff Cthey know that I would hollerj. I see a movie every week: Im out till half past eight I have a fuzz up- on my checkg last month I hacl a date. By all this it is plainly seen I'm some- what of a sport. My hair hes sleek up- 'ov my bean, and some beauty IS my forte. l've realized it's still' to ffllfli' long and hard. SIIIJPOSC my bra!!! 15 Jel- ly? l have a lion heart. ...f....f,...... ,..,, M Q W FA THE HA BIT i 81 New Blue Label Records iLet Me Waxidei' Not Unseennu jDear Little Boy of iyqi,,e-an ' ' ' ' ' - -- - - - slilihei lilac Smith 'Q .i '--------Q--N- -- I. , H1 he Man Behind the Hammer and the Plow -Melloid Bosserman Back Holne On the Fa1 111---- - Gh-.. A In - ' ' - Hslsn Smith Oh!Morhe1- 1'm Vvildd--9 H- ' ' ' ' ----Albert fgilln-lan 1fY0u Look into 1161- Eyes-NMQVH -y . yy 'iJ'f 'ilJ'C Sflhulef' I I-.laven't Got Any Time to Have the Bluesrih -Icigiici. Pulclers -- VIS ina ui,- 1 Might Be Yours cms in it While , You Callili Get Lovin' NVhere 'T here Aint FClell iiivm ' ' '------ HI' ,son D01'1't Take Advantage of My Good Natm-en- an I Lived, I LUVedf I.lTl Satislied -- - , , , Take Me to That Land of Jazz- , , Wheii ILook Into His Face ..,. Alwholic Blues ---- U ---- M yu-- Psa'a'3-' ---H - Uh Frenchy -n-- hukF-------- in 111-41.- -1-1 Will 'Iiher-2 Be Any Stars in My C1'0w11d-- ,lNllQV31111J ---- ---- ---- F H -Q Mu! Everybody Calls Me Honey, , , lim HJHZZ Baby ---- E- ---- ----H--hu I May Be Old But I ve Got Young Ideas .,,. ,, Willlil You Wait Till The Cows Come Home--- - - Lela nd Keeler - - Eugene Floyd - .. - Harold Clark . -Neva Brown - - - Verne Eaton Margaret Drake - - -Nora Calvert Alfred Cantrell - --Clara Venard William Grosgef ----Ray Stolpher ---Glen Niquette . .. - Carl tF'm-stef Way EDOWH In Aflgaljsas- 5 ------- ---Q---n,--- in - - 0. Mr. Niarr He S A Devil Ill OXV11 rlxryvvn -9- ----- ------Ctjach 'Boxer fl-Far Dffm Bfelle--y ---- ---- - - -Q .--. -- - ,Mi-. Mtfwiiiiamts 1 GO ide--9 - ---- ---6-- M r. pfleXT-lderis Ragtime Band -- - - - - ---- --MIS Lebow and Orchestra C1l21SSlC21l Spasms ,,,- U 1 nnwn U H ---- .--. - -Riley mash Long Boy , , , , - , I I am a Junior old and wise, lve stud- ied many hooks. llorn rimmecl specs adorn my eyes, l sure possess the looks. 1 m 5-fctllllg Vfify dignilied, I have a state- lbf tread. My studies l can well let slideg l-ve enough within my head. .fXltl1oug'l1 l m grovving rather old, l lightly hear my age. U lhe colors of my shirt are holdg my ties are all the rage. l have a lovely pompadour, a heautilul complexion: my resolutions are no more, theyfve sullereil a deflection. l see a movie 'every nightg Fran kl bteifel tl roam the great white way. I gllllle cakes with main and nuh '1 'vltg I startle pid IQ fl lUlkS Santa lie. ln short l'm quite a ra ihnt tl t nn ' s y thu 'llY El llllflll Z C, l they look at nie and sigh. and Ja 42 l'm a clown. lint in - quite a brilliant 1 n ll Q 5 mv est.xu.1tnou lm y socks cause Ill consternation: my shoes are hectic tim. rrutv little hd that suits my I . l 1 N 4 i 21 little kid. l wear a . - 'life ol' llL llllN l Ill ll 1 lllllll l h in 1 rox-in ul an s duly 4 yt. tr. 1 1. - 1. rw THE HABI T 82 Q 'f' M , n -ss G54 ' r' Q Q ,ff U ff.- .. wo-noon H I an- '+ EE: 9 --!l- 'ff F f 4: fgnlt' . 5 I I 'byym J P X I f, f XV., - A iid.: Ri its N cm Ni: GD Q X X VN J 1.5 . T I K- - E' I - x K ' 5' 4' I F ' 1 He NPRM' Quit, ' I ANG ' I f -J 1 5: Y N' 15 W 40 'v' 1 A 1 ALB E C2 T 1- Jia? ,-.:':'-1', It R. -- W , N 9 Y an I ' f 'W-kf4ili,? ! Q G I 1. M A N. NT Q f0 f4odQf'l 'l rough 5-,def as S I 7 ' T 1 Tx-'leodorv ROOSQVel+, :'-'-,am Geo. SHULER JR. All X A5 Sh- WaI+frR4le.g'5'l- Ii? 1 j e J. '.,. ff. 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J X-,J F hs? ll'l'6 P Glove 3,11 K4 I , -,M ' I THE HABI T 83 Tlie Girls Glee Club in Action Ma non troppo Clirely, but not too much sol ..... . lla Fern Alderson Crescendo Cswelling, increasing in loudnessj ---.- Marguerite Ander-:on Anima fwith Hnimationl ---.- --- - -- ..,,,, ,H -H Ca,-,June Bartleso Fuoco, con Cwith Ere, with spiritj --- Dolce fsottly, sweetiyj .... -- .,,, ,, Obligato Can indispensable party --- Piacere, a Cat pleasurej --.-- -- -- Vivace fwith vivacityj .... --.. Allegro assai CVery rapidlyj ...... .. Agitato Crestless, with agitationj -..- Appassionato fini passionedj ..... - - .. Thelma Mezzo-piano Cgmoderately softj ,,,, ,,, ,,,, ,- Louise Amoroso 'Calfectionatelyj ..,, .... , , , , , ..,, - - - . Gladya Accelerando Cgradually increasing in speedj ,- - -- LaFaye Tacet fin sileucej .... .... ..., ,.,, , , , , , Semplice Csimply, unaffectedlxj fl - - Viola Bradshaw . - - 'llhelma Belghlay - - , Josephine Copeland .... - - - . Lucile Creitz -- .. - Thelma Cozineb -..- --. --.... Nola BUCK Margaret CI'HWf0ifGI Largo Qbroad and slowj ,... ,M ,,., , ,,,, ,,.. - ..--.. ' ' J' H ,,,, U-. .,,. ,.,-.... E 'd Stentanda C dragging or retarding the ternpoj -.. M1'l+fU4i7e Allegro Clively, brislq rapidj -H ..... --- Tenuto Cheld for full valuej .... - -- Allegro moderate Cmoderately fastj--- Legato Qsmoothlyj ........ - - - - ---.- -- --- - Brillante fshowy, sparlclingj ---H .. Pianissimo tvery softlyj .... .... .... . - - -- ..-- Seque Qtollow on in similar stylej - --- .... --... ..-- Tremolo ta tremulous fluctuation of tonej Grazioso fgracefullyj - - .. - ........ - ..- - - - - Risoluto fenergeticj--. ---- Con Spirito fwith spirit! .... Elegante felegant, gracefulj - - - Una Corda ton one etringjv.. Ritenuto fin slow timej .... -- hjspressivo fi with expression? ....... --- Scherzando fplaytully, spnrtivelyj .... -.. .. Variation ftra nsform ation of a melodyj --. - Cantabile lin a singing style J ,-- .... -- Forza fforce of tonel - ..... - ..... - - Barcarolle fVenctian boat so:1gJ-f--- Perdendosi Cgradually dying away? . - - Senza sordino Cwithnut mutej -.,-- -- Tonic Ckeynote nf any scalej ..... - - Poco meno fa 'little slnwerj-. ,... -. - - - ' Finale fthe concluding movementl- -- 1111111131 suvfibvv -qqgkyif 1 069 Fra Juamftit . Mar i - - - .,. ,OHYQQ i. - - --Adele'W ------LuCil1f , , Anna Gmlstanfwni - Alice Soodiffassi Hr' , 1' -f Wakenhnt Mpau miRuth Sloan ' ' ' i rbi 114 'vVeissz'erber 'fffji Marian Wheeler - Amelia Zill , , , Olive Ziegler 5 5 xxygu marry +59 qfrl, 9 THE HABIT 64 ' i af Tj , 1 f I 1 I - - Y E , l : fsrexvjy E 0 I ..,- :-:1 ef! es ff' FAMOUS 1 5 7 ATHQEE - ' IN , owe? , vA Rx ETlEi5. , W '11 wcarrfish fb? '1O1'5f 'A, Q - L- Q f ' YF f .WMM . ' ' Q ' L' 90 YOU N -X . TH E K k ' Q A W 'SMH EEL? --f ff , ,, '5 BMEQ5 TWHNS . cocoa. Mi - 3. H. 5, A - ' fufwfe Q 'W qqbqo XXTiME'To ,Q ,7 ' ', ' 1 R E T I Q 'E 1 J'M9 !.' 8 r H XZ QQ I ,, Ogg, skim-.fr, k R .Q i 4 . -E ' f BL74 MSX will -u J-t i 4-lt ' f ii V1cToRTAu.m NQ NACHlNE5f I AT THE ,, . J' GUVW- ' I ,ff'2 ' '--. L4 af Olw N ii.QK',bMff If 'MN Q ' 'f'f iff' .7 TO N ITE 'hu wwqf A' I, - , gk , -f THE HON, V J Q v Aiaqgggggli :E f-T W H ll '3J'J'1:iL' 5 1 H-ml + g?2:V:,f.:, ',j,Q,Q,q S22 mf . A N 1- .J w: M M Q' ' ,,...,,,,,,-W WW WM ,L .J 1 . M I. N , ,,, W ,, I Unqiron K Z Q H A T O QI, v G+ rf' l 2. Cf rx S3 . THE HABIT 85 A Senior Soliloquy 1 sit me down to cogitate on future occupations: I want to be both gay and great, and famed thruout the nation. I'cI like to be a steeple-jack and sky- lark on a steepleg, I'd see'f the hells were out of whack: I'd awe the earth-hound people. But if I fell, I'd crack my dome or break my swan-like neck. I think I'II linger near the loam, my mug I'd hate to wreck. A doctor's life is free and rich, he helps all sickly mortals, hut in hc makes a little hitch they view the pearly portals. A lawyer rakes in heau- coup jack: he protits on each case. The coin rolls in by bale and stack, he elo- cutes with grace. A teacher's life is glad and free, he makes the children learn. The coin he gets would not suit me. You don't get half you earn. A preacher's life is most benign. He does a world of good. A soldier has a lovely time: he gets free clothes and food. But all the same their pay is punk: they never can live high. This altruism stuff is bunk, when the wolf howls ever high. An author has a lovely time tif he can sell his booksj and for his books he'lI get one diinegtlf th' editor likes his Iooksl. I'II never be a poet, nor yet a journ- alist. I may yet in time out-grow it, but l'II be a Bolshevist. Shes a senior: her manner is charming, Her effect on the boys is alarming, They worry and fret, I And their lessons can't get, But, really, her smile is disarming. I suppose you have heard of the teacher. W ho of late has become quite a preach- er: He believes the career Ihat a girl should hold dear, Is that of a tidy housekeeper. x1-in-1- ..... The Overall Club should decrease The prices: and bring us some peace. liut don't you suppose 'Wliile wearing those clothes The cost of them, too, will increase? This is leap year, the girls coyly say So we girls should go out of our way. Iiut to tell the sad truth, I I'Il admit its uncouth 1. Isn't every year leap year today? Q ist-niors. Sci pompous and Wim.: , gli' I 'K'5Il'lll'I1. with wondering eyeg- . ' Y I Ile Nophomorcs, crmymg- 'Iihe juniors, all-knowing-I These four do a Ili I i Ile's a senior, distinguished and tall, gh School comprise. -.. ii.- -..---.-....,., She's a girl who is known by her smile .Nnd her g1ggIe's become quite the istylei bttll, although it's retreshing, In class, it's distressing I o the teachers who've knowledge awhile. ' Miss Kremin: What is a syn- onym ? David P. A substitute for the word you spell. B Mr. Marr: What is the unit of electrical power ? Hi Clark twaking upj What'! Mr. Marr: Correct Leone twhen a picture of some Oh! aren't they dear! Oscar: No they are sheep. f 'W-l I Y Mr. Marr explaining negative elec- tricity. ' Thelma Diemer. Oh, is itlafflrm- ative electricity that hurts ? Mr. Marr: I never knew a woman who could keep a secret. . Miss Kuhn: Oh, I haven't told my age since I was sixteen. Mr. Marr: Yes, but some day 'll t ll 't. yolilflisis Kshliz Well, I think if I'v6 kept it two years, I can keep it for' ever. Wagyu!-1:1 1:11, 1--ii Glen Garrison: Say, D323 what is the solution of the H. C. - Dad: Blest, if I know. Glen: Now there. YOU 30' To' morrow I'll flunk in history for your ignorance. A Y The Senior soars. The Junior roars, The Sophy snores. The lfreshman bores. THE HABI T 86 IN LAB. Senior Girl: Why does my flame N v fy: 0 bngyeldfiol- Boy 1 Because it can't Chew. I Foster Shows great interest in tl1g3lgir1P61'S from the Osawatomie ex- change. p p Qhes junior, quite slender and small, They talk of a dance . A d are soon in a trance , Tiien Mac chases them out of the hall. Where their-ids-a-:vill there's a re- lation. If 7 - Margaret C: Henry, I've some-T thing to ask Y011- , , Hem-y L: Go ahead, this 1S leap year. I L , 7 Y I had no nickel on the car Naught but a 'tater-sakes alive- The corraccepted it and gave Me back a dollar forty-five.--Ex. 1-in-U17 Harold Stonebraker fin history class! : The nililists are fantasticsf' Mr. Dunsworth idisplaying a bot- tlel: This is grape sugar. Henry L.: Is it good to eat '? Hr. Dunsworth lshowing the half WNY biitflelz Mr. Marr seems to think' so. , Mill Gemmill: Wh h T - IM with the red back ? 0 as enny r ' We 'hear that Miss Swick gives no 131011 because she does not use pow- Heard in the hall ' All ants were Americais. my decend- uhlgrd. Dunsworth gout for ducksy: M any luck yet? T- MQW' I should g Q ' S ,fav 5' I Q L-- mlsied a flock of chickensf' so Inst 523.5 KYOLZ love another! - You re another. EXEUNT SENIORSQ CURTAIN, When through these portals I depart Into the world, flie still my heartlj Upon the steps I'll sit and sigh And wipe a tear-drop from my eye, , L - No more the halls I'll promenade, Nor stand and gossip with some maid No more by freshies be admired, Nor of the sophomores grow tired. 1u11 The juniors, too, I'll leave behind, And all the faculty so kindg e The overtures by orchestra, The hum of press, the buzz of saw. The clanging of the class bell dear, Never again shall I hearg So when I've made my last exit, Upon the steps I'll sigh and sit. -O. J. F. S. '20.- She: I don't admire her taste, do you ? ' I-Ie fvery fond of her mentioned abovel : I don't know whether I do or not, I never sampled it. Profiteer Ito freshman applicant for j obj : Let me hear you give the table of weights and measures. Freshie: Fourteen ounces make one pound -- -. Profiteer: Great, you're hired. Carl Brust Ccalled upon suddenly to translatej: So it is you who have drawn me from my nap? Teacher: Can you tell me of any- thing of importance that didn't exist a hundred years ago ? Snapp: Me , Did you call him up this morn- ing? Yes, but he wasn't down. But why flidn't you call him down ? Because he waslff UD-U . Then call him up now and call him down for not being down when you f 1 callc-cl him up. ---l'JX- THE HA BIT G 93 C Class of '19 in ,20 Bessie Morrisson, teaching near Glen- dale. Merle Morrisson, teaching near Glen- dale. Doris Muir, attending college in Cal- ifornia. Laura Nelson, teaching near Mentor. Thelma Northcutt, attending K. Vt. U. Rhea Northcutt, attending: K. W. U. Alice Olson, teaching near Falun. Vera Pehrson, attending Bethany. Anice Petit. teaching near Smolan. Lena Shelton, teaching near Gypsum. Zella Snzith fMrs. jchnsonj living' at Colorado Springs, Colorado. e Eva Stevenson, living at home in Sal- ina. Bertha Vanorden, attending Oxford University, Ohio. Juliet Walkenhut, attending K. U. Ida Pearl Weis, teaching near Tescott. Lucile Weisgerber, with the Postal Te - graph Co. Lorraine Whitman Hafhanszl, liv- ing in Kansas City. Lenore Winters, attending nurses school at Kansas City. Lois Wynant, attending Northvtestern University, Illinois. Stella Yockers, teaching near Tescott. Ruth Sh eets, teaching near Hope. Ethel Barret, teaching school near Wini- fred, Kansas. Ncna Bay,1iublic stencgrapher at tlfe Lanier. Eunice Beichley, attended K. W. U, Edith Bengston, attending the State Ag- ricultural College at Manhattan. Geraldine Bryant, attending the Empor- ia State Normal. Mary Campbell, attending K. W. U. Lauline Cole, attending K. U. of C. Wilma Crow, teaching near Bennington. Anna Curphey. attending K. XV. U. Edna Day, attending K. W. U. Bernice Donmyer, attending K, W, U l-Iulda Eikilberger, teaching near Culver Fern Fulton, at hom: near Clara Garing.-r, teaching near Mm-yqlaje Elizabeth Hinchee, working in Sailing, Maurine Irving, at home near Salma, Violet Johnson, attending K, W, U, Ida Kauffman. teaching near Ellis, Charlotte Keeler at home at Mentor. Mentor . Mildred Keeler, working at Neale macy. Q Ruth Kuhn, secretary at S. S. N U Helen Lohniiller, teaching near , ville. Margaret Lynch, attending K. Wg Laura McAdams, attending Blanche McDermet teaching Ruth Mitchel, teaching Wilber Buhler, attendingl. Earl Carrol, attending P Roy Crabtree, Workingiilt- Cleaners. Wendel Dodd, at hom! Kansas. - g Harry Felt, attending Henry Goodall, attending! La Motte Grover, Dyson Hammer, attending cultural College. . PM Alfred Heusuer, attendilli James Hotz, farming. L Harold joy, attending K- cv, Leland Kettenring attemliml Charles Kohr, farming new Richard Lagerquisf. m 'd'W sity of Chicago. G 3 Robert Lay farming nw HWS' Vyvian Mannnel. with the International Harvester Company- joseph Miller, attending K. U. . Mark Mitchell, farming near Salma. Harry Nelson. attending K S' A' C' Vinton Rull, farming. 0 Vinton Simmons. Htfefldlflg K- W' U' Paul Sllllllilllillla iltwllding K' W' U' THE HABIT Our Kansas Exchanges The VVichita Messenger, Wichita The Mentor, . Manhattan The Wm-ia, 'llfvivfflfil The High School Buzz, Hutchinson The Tattler, . Chanute The Eldoradoan, Eldorado The Cardinal, . Ossawatomie The Buzzer, . Minneapolis The H. S. Booster, Abilene The H. S. Spectator, Coftenvville The H. S. Budget, Lawerence The Union. . Pratt The Inter Nos. 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E Um. liiy 51109 'E Illlllllll - , l IIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll 2-1ll.llllllZlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIllllllIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll E E E '::-'I E S 2 a 2+.4'v1 al.El'l'li?11g3t,l,.unn lllllllllillllll lllllllllliillll umm? llllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllIllIlllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIUIIlllllllllIIIlIllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllS Grahuatinn Qllntbes You want to look your best for com- 5 meneement. 'That's the way you ought to E feel. Come in to-day and see how you look E in a suit of 5 Collegian Clothes s They keep you looking your best. These E new suits 'show the latest styles. Beautiful : soft. finished materials and durable worsteds E in smart colors and combinations. You'll E like these new stylish clothes. 5 Prices 3645.00 to 365.00 2 Haggart Gawthrop i 155 North Santa Fe E llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlhllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE HENRY C. LOW get Drugs gif? 2 lillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIF glllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllliillllllllIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllilllllII Ill l i 7 i l l l l l 1 i l l 1. i if l li l l i 2 ffbucm E f Q :, vf -- Ly JI tc, - ,rg 'J U .1 QLDLKQ. Qfel ui +!1ll2L'L1Lf'Q1,1,g3 Z JFWS L1 El 5 .,. 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As E : this school rear lies down to rest we haveln store 5 Z2 clothes galore for both those whose thoughts are E :gl home-ward hound,and for thoes whose minds are grav- E E itated on happy vacation days. E 2 Bulkley's Dry Goods Co. 2 A. C. Bertschinger, Pres. E ga-:llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliillllllllllllEllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllhllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg -- V Y- V 77 777 77 7 7 7 7 7 77 7 7 777777777777 77 777777 777 7 77 - ---p gllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIIIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlallllllllllllllllllllg Have You Your First Thousand? Ad vxslng voumf men seeking a fortune, Andrew .md the rest will be easy Have xou accumulated youn hu-,t thousand young man? If xou haven t start ci I i g ' ' ' ' E ii C1if'l16g'lC is quoted as saying, Get your first thousand E j I - -, ' ' x Y 19 F Q. I E ,iw ' i '1 v , f 1 1 E il i L 9 V- ' Ji 1 's E 7 'today by opening a bank account. Money in the bank 5 Hlllgers you up. It gives you confidence. If a busi- E if ness opportunity offers. you have the cash. Everylmody 5 knows that money nmltes m lucy You ll find th It 1 bankooolt is your but lrlencl r enplzs State Bank capital Stock Sl00,000.00 if Surplus, l':dI'fll'l.l gt: llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIl'llllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllIIllllllllllIIIllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllNUIIIIIE IlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllllllIIlIIllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIllllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll E llllllllIIIllllIIlllIllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Rensselaer fi, .j1'j, ',2,f24 Polytechmc and SCICDCB Ilb e 0 in Clvll Emzln erin! KC F5 Mechanical L. n M bl la.l cm LB95 Alobp ulCo rp e n I Phy ical Floctrlcal M0 I dMterluIaT 021.110 l rin. t logfue ill I I d p phlets ahovvl d stud .a and views of b lldlnga and camp s pply to JOHN W NUGENT Registrar 5 . . E n Q 2 E ' ' ' : o ngmeerlng -1 I X W E C .ursel n Q , ,, , E t En 'mm-ri li: C . '. , ' c- ricul Engineering Ui. EJ, 3 -' Chemical Engineering CCh. EJ, and General Sdonco E ' . . . . s 'e e u ursel. : Uasu ass d ew Chemical , s , . , . E ' chnnicu an ll es 'n ll rn 0 1- : For cu n and us ra e am ng E work of graduates an en' u : o u , a llllllm Q i - 2 i l i H i l i Q i 2 1 1 i 1 i 1 - 1 i H - - l 3 i 1 Q i Q i 1 Q 1 1 1 1 lllllllllllll S 1 I I E E S E E i 2- S- i E Elllllllll -Y :Qu-gut, QlllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIllllllIllllllllllllllllllIIIIllIllllllllllIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll 2 High School tudents E VVG: congratulate you as you reach the end g of another school year, and wish for you E the success in life you desire. We HTC here g tufurnigh you with the hlg'l'lCSt type of 5 recreation and amusement and 110196 fe 5 lTlCl'lt your continued patronage. The Palace Theatre 1 U-1 In 1 i l i 7 1 2 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII RllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll 'S IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIllIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllIIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllli Elllll l -7 i - -, 1 - ip lg i -, in i : 1 Q F' 1 - ' in - nn ? You niay be getting ready ug ng tor Qracluationg 2 E r mav be your turn doesn't come for another year or so. 5 0 : E But Whether you are graduating or not, it's important to E E present a clressecl up appearance for the event. E We'x'e specialists in the clothes young men like to wear. E E Smart styles and attractive patterns. E 5 The home ot Hart Schalfner Mar:-t clothes. 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