Shawnee High School - Indian Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1948 volume:

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'AGO :url lmim thwii ull with pin-tiiwsi' l.ish-ii to thc- wnrcls of NViSflOlI1v .....,. livliaui Priiiccsscs ,..................... ulfm' Rl'iHL'illl7l'l'l!lQ-N .. 'l1l'll1AIl Clnum-il ..,..... A 'llilu of XVoii:loi ' ...................... USI7lL'IlillQl iri the-ii' ixliiit zmcl DllllIlllQl'N .. XYlio is this that lights thi- wigwaiiiu .. St-ii' Nlaiialciis .,.,..... .. lhvpmiusv In Lhicl .,...,,.... XVlic'n wc wen- Piipoosvs .... 1 2 23 .. 4 Insvri .. 5 0-7 H 9-20 10 21 22 23 24 ...25-20 26 30 Indian Corn ..........,............,.. .,.... I 31-S5 'l'hv Swcctvst of Nliisiciaiiisv ......,.,.....,,.. .............. ................ 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I S0 'Nulmlv worcls zuicl iu,'tio1is - Tlu- usc of siiiiplcsn - lov :mil t1'iumpli ,......,................... ............,........,.,,.,..... ......... ...... 4 l J This Appuritiun .,..............,......,.......... .......,..,.,......,.,..... 41 All tha- Crafts - Ul,lC'llll'i' - writing -- Gunn-s of skill .. 4:2 Ain I not fair? ..,........ ......,. 4 3 A Di'm-ziiiiu ...,...,.......... .......,......,........,.............. .............. . . 44 'iliruiiglit fhvm liuoilu - XViiigs Assviiililiiigu - A swcct tzmqiu- ,,.........,...,.,............,............,.........,.... ..............,..,...,.,.,. 4 5 'l'lic Cfiuming Littlm' Pvuplv .. 46 ln ai Vision ...,.. .........,..............,..........................,... . 47 ull1'lllClL'l'l' Siiivwsu - Bcholcll the wumlcn tlislwslw 48 'WW' clmft lwlivu' it! ..,................,..................,...... 40 Each ligiirv haul il im-uiiiiigi' .... 50 Our wan' lin-s llll'l't'0 .....,........ 51 uS0llll'll1lllQ rn zumisv vuun ........................,.....,......,.,.. ...... 5 9-53 'l'lim- Ililll0l1'S lc-gc-mls - 'l'hv trilw L-ullvcl Su-xx-ri .. 54 Sounds of music - worcls of woncln-r .,..............,., 55 Down thi- 'I'raxil'A 56 ,, .1 PA GE THREE TA GE FOUR Slmulfl yuu axle nw ll ill1'lI!'I' lllffw' .vlm'ir's, lVlll'l'lTlf flzcxc lCgjl'HlI.S will Im1liIimi.s', I .slmizlrl un.vu:cr your llllllllfllf-Y, Slrr1ig1lilu'ny. in .wucla u'urrl.s' ax follow. ln choosing our Theme Tor The I948 Annals, Indians , we have done our besT To make This book one ThaT would recall many happy hours, Through arT, liTeraTure, and CapTions, we have aTTempTed To carry ouT our allegory. The Indians preserved Their lore by singing songs and Telling Tales ThaT were carried down Through The years. We, Too, have Tried To preserve our school-day memories by collecTing Them in This book, which we hope will become a prized possession oT everyone who reads iT. Long ago, when we were only liTTle papooses, we looked Torward To The day when we would become The mighTy warriors. Now ThaT Time is here, and soon we shall no longer live in This spacious wigwam. AT lasT, we shall become members oT The larger Tribe. WiTh a Teeling oT sadness in our hearTs, we are leaving our Trail behind us and heading Tor The big beyond. Many Times, as we Travel new Trails, we shall pause To Turn The pages oT This book, and remember our happiesT days. Margie Dover lVlarTha Holloway VVhence These sTories ONWARD, SHAWNEE Unumrl. Hlmumw, Ufbllklllll, Sl1111z'rn'r'. l':l'l'l' Irue' mul 4'1'4'1' lnyul ufrll hw' 1'nlm.x H11 Tn ilu' NVIIUHI lu' lun' 1 will mul lfllfft' iff' flwulinp Mn' In .'Ull'Ull-S' ffvfvlltl mul lawn lllllll .xfllllilllllfx lliylx Sfn1u'ln'r lliula Wlffvifm Nw Wiqw.1rrn lPrin7 by Mary Fox! PAUBQ FIVE PAGE SIX' A r NGO and oain++l'1em all wi+h pidures ,-L 4 r . 1 1 'a v A K1 . M K e 1 w . UN I ? I. ' fa Q ' nrzfinf E f JC' ,x ,, 'S Vf'1'y .r jJ11z'1'011f fwfm' ffzw fwigfwf I UI 932' ix, uf fe -N 4. :hiv- Q f iii Y X V A -.. 2 I -2 I 4 I L 1 I -11 us 1 -f J- 0 Q3.'1. 'c. V il . ' ilu ids-J .11 r.,, K4 , x , X A ,. 4-1 ,-if 1 l. ', E, q ..u:.:d' :ix NX.'.f,a.-nal-5 sf.. yy.: ., f wcu . -2, K' ,V ' ,IV jf! , ,M . ,. , . , M A , - W. -wt-v..a, , vr , A A. , X N, .,1e,.,:-'- QJQ1' Afa'.l'-.f'1 .x:-gf-x--- L' 5145- .. , .-3 -f..Ksmgg.kfA5:m anziiakffil,-142.-kzix iafaikaziw.-J?,wei:.Qu.-mxfqm-s:5,'4,,a .-X.1:1 'I'llrm-x- Rlaxtha llnllnxvaj, XI:u'jn:'iv lmxw-1' Illumln-II! Ihivhl .luznn IYIIIITIIIUI' Alarllna 111-4-I-n Judy 111-4-I-r .loan Ilzlllulu-1' AIIxi:a-1' . IXIIImIrn-:I Moss lm-Iio Ilarig X'Il'1:iuia .Xlwvs Mary Charlvs App Jaan Cram-n Max-tlm Dunn Martha Ein-rsnlmi .X dvisn-1' .,... Nanvy Otto Iiolorvs Avlu-rman Shirlvy B1-vkol' Marianna f':1n1piu-ll Ch-o Uarlson Murin-I King Asivisvr , EDITORIAL STAFF ASSOCIATES :111i1'I4-y II-Inriott .Mm Ham' lIiII Ulxarlotto Jnlmrznn IH-pzgy ICOIWJIIIIIJI' I':1t Murphy ART STAFF ASSOCIATES Mary Farlvy Bonnie Kaisvr Joy Lam: Sun- NI-al Ruth Snirin-1' BUSINESS STAFF ASSOCIATES III-tty Lawson BI-tty Jam- 1.01-khart Dwrotlu-a Manta-Il lvmrothy Milburn .Ia ne- M 00I't' Sl A . . .I-lwlitorrl-in-Cllil-f Manapzing Iflalilnr !VIarmIyn AIlx:':u'c'!uu Ilmma Vaynv C:u'oI SIxaz'p1- Joym- Slack Jn-ssiv Tully Virginia Turnvr Bm-tty Wolfm- Miss 1.1-o Varol Sh-wnrl Eva-lyn Thompson Norma Wm-alhn-rs IlOl'11 JOIIDSIOII . Editor lfim-mrv Edilnr B1-tty VVetzm-IIJL-l'5.:n-1' Th-tty VVinn-Ilrinnx-1' . . . . . . . . M155 D01-ollu-:1 Kurk . Busi Darlyn OIBl'y'ilI1I Shirley Pinnick Joy Raymer Ethvl ROSt'I1I5l'l'K Wilma Taft Varolyn Williams , Miss Ap: nm-ss Milnngix-1' mfs Bnrgman 1 X! A Go and pairv II'1em aII in The pldureu PA GE SEVEN Come to warn you and instruct you, How by struggle and by labor You shall gain what ycm have prayed for. MISS EVELYN WELLS MISS LOUISE M. KORNFFLD Assistant Principal DNN Of Girls ENGLISH HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mary Catherine Coll Mrs. Irene Rhoads Dearlnger Charles Y. Duncan Alice Gregory Edlth M. Hester Leonora Johnston Mrs. Julia K. Keyburn Marguerite Nlcklles Elizabeth Robinson Harriet Salln Anna W. Sohns MATHEMATICS Davls B. Fields Annabelle Hanklns Mary Kaltenbrun Mrs. Dorothy Richardson Mrl. Sue H. Schroeder Edith Stark 1 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Molly B. T. Coyle Elizabeth Fosskuhl Catherine McKean ART H'ulda Gernert Dorothea Kurk DEAF ORAL Mrs. Ruth Browning PAGE EIGHT , II. L. Cundlff J. Carson Gary Robert Johnson Frances Koop Eva M. Skillman Mary Strlckler Georgla Wheeler SCIENCE Edward Baglan Agnes J. Borgman Marie Borries Alma K. Brown J. P. Colvin Edna Mann COMMERCIAL STUDIES John G. Dunn Naida Eakln Mrs. H. T. Johnson Mattie B. Scott Huron G. Smyth Margaret Surmann MUSIC James R. Elliott Mildred Gaddie Mrs. A. G. Gilsdorf Mrs. Selma B. Hamlet Mrs. William Recclus Harold Wlch Listen to the words of wisdom Mlnell Beuther Marie Louise Fernow Mrs. Eva Jane McGrath Jerome Keiffner HOME ECONOMIC S Alberta Brusselbach Mrs. Thelma Cobbs Alice Farrell ' Esther Clark Dorothy Moran HEALT II Louise Cornell Mrs. Garnet Dlxon Mrs. Sarah Miller LIBRARY Mrs, Doris Miller Margnret Walker OFFICE Mrs. Frances Dover Mrs. Evelyn Rymer Mrs. Clara Schell MANUAL TRAINING Wayne Cooper Jewell C. Jackson William Slack Frederick Zuercher Pr7nf9:4e1 mf H19 Tribe g-mm NtNhL fr-'Ama tri-:N J x Lui! Z W 1 1 Ll J' L J UML OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, I948 Top Row: Nancy Otto, Pianistg juanita Hollis, Trcasurerq Paclic Ilarig, Vice Presidentg Marilyn Musacchio, Presidentg Shirley Pinnick, Secretary: Miss Frances Koop. Class Adviser. Bottom Row: Jessie Tully, Assistant Pianistg Gloria Collins, Cheerleadcrg Peggy Korphagc, Checrlcaderg Charlotte johnson, Cheerlcaderq Norma Vertrees, Sergeant-ab Armsg Shirley Clements, Sergeant-at-Arms. Me ye see no more B I I b ' ur, or remem ermg, alier I am gone . After our long march, thc- t-ntl ot tht- trail is in sight. NVL' liravvs of Shawnut' have toilerl IOQCIIIPI' as one trilw. Often wa- wc-nt on thc' warpath, Isnt our council Lonqllerecl thc' one-mics vic'toriouslv. On entering tht- spacious wigwam. little clicl I rvalivc' that sonuwlav I shoulcl ln- a chief. Never clicl I cxpt-ct to have such honor hc-stowt-cl upon mv. I express my thanks ancl ap- preciation for this honor. to mv manv hravcs. To mv, Hfxlciiioriesl' recall manv things. Urn' Qrvat C't'fl lll0llItll of tht- autumn, 'I'ht- Charm Sclioolv, l't'QllIl't'll the co-operation of lmoth Ivaclvrs and young hravvs to malcf- it a slice-css, arncl in this procvtlurc- we all Inocainv closer Iric-nfls, The Scnior Play will in-vcr he forgotten, as thc cast prow-tl when it sang Memories after the curtain fell on the final act. This was iust one occasion which test:-tl tht- loyalty of our trihe, Other smaller tests, hut no It-ss important, were mc-1 clav hv dav. drawing us together, making each lllt'lllI7Cl' mort' tlvvotvrl to the irilmt-. All too soon the Council has vronouncr-cl us worthv to move- on from well-known I paths into the unknown parts ol thc' lorvst, XVQ are conliclc-nt that wc shall meet all future tcsts hravely, lust as we met those in the pastg vet we shall ne-vcr forgot the clavs of our It-arninf anal mlavinf tole-tht-r. XVO shall afain sinrf Mc-inorivsu. cw-11 on our tIt'3ilTIllI'l' of L. I 1 L . ls - this uspat-ions Wigwam . lor thrvt' vvars our clwelling. Mnrilvn Musact-Iiio For remembering Kb, 5 40 .2 DOLORES ACKERMAN Not much lulk, ll great. sufeet silence. ANNALS Business Staff S C. 'ASL-hool girl in Charm School Clec Club C6 termslg Aeronautics Clulm CI termjg Lab. 'l'ecli. Cl is-rmjg Maior Science CRACE ADAIR 'l'he fruit of loyal 1111111111 111111 of noble minzl. Lillian in Charm School Major-Social Stuclics KATIIEIIINE AEILTS Is il such Il little thing? Band 47 termsl. Maior-Foreign Language- ANN ALTMAN Her eyes- as stars of t11:ili1zi1l fair. jim in Charm Schoolg S. C. Q4 te-rmslg Drama Cluhg Honor Rollg Major- Foreign Language. viRC1N1A ALWES Who is contenl is rich . enough. ANNALS Art Staff Clee Club C6 termsjg Major -Science. MARY CHARLES APP lvllllf good I see h11111lnly I seek to rlo, Anil live oherlient fo the llllli. ANNALS Art Staff U s h e r , Charm Schoolg Major-Home Economics AMANDA BAIZE A soft answer lurneth lllliflfl Uifllfll. Miss Meadows in Charm Schoolg S. C. ll termjg Major-History. CllAllLO'l l'A IIASIIAM The while IUIIHIICI' of jullelf-. llflllll. IA1 lfCl'Tl Business Staff 'iElisc in Charm Schoolg Ilonor Roll K3 termslg Drama C l u lm g Aeronautics Clulug NI.xjor-Skeno-Tvpinsl. NANCY BENSINC Thy IIIUIIC-Sfll,.S' II euizrlle lo thy meril. Make-Up, Charm Schoolg Maior-Steno-Tvping. IACQUELINE BERRY I .see lhe hlush 111111114 Ihgl cheek. V Costumes, Charm Schoolg Major-Scicncc. LUCILLE BLAIR My heart is like ll .s-iuginc: birrl. Clce Clulmg Maior-Steno Tvping. DORIS BROOKS Those true eyes. Too pure 11ml hrmesf 111 augght io 1li.s,gui.se The sweet soul .s'hinin,u through them. Costumes, Charm Schoolg Major-Steno-Tvping. DORIS BROVVN Oh Music! sgwhere-cleseenfled maid Friend of Pleasure, VVis- rlornfs' aid. Bancl ancl Orchesira Q6 tcrmslg Maior-Ilistorv. LOLA LEE BRUNNER XVhere innocent bright-eyezl rlnisvies 11re. Orchestra l6 termsjg Maior- Ilome Economics. -TAGF EIAQAPPN new 'rwmnvm JICCCY BRYANT Her mirth the wurlcl required. Advertising, Charm Schoolg Major-Home Economics. JEANNE MARIE BURKE Light of step and heart was she. , S. C. C4 termslg Yvonne,' in Chami Schoolg Mai0r-Steno- Tvping. MARY ANN BURKE A willing heart, a helping hand. Advertising, Charm School S. C. Q3 termslg Major: Steno-Typing. PATRICIA BURKE Perfectly pare and good. Joe Marks in C h a r m Schoolg Maior-Steno-Tvping. MARIANNE CAMPBELL Cheerfulness and good-will make labor light. ANNALS Business Staff Sergeant in Bandg Major-M Social Studies. CLEO CARLSON A witty woman is a treasureg A witty beauty is a power. ANNALS Business Staff Maureen in Charm Schoolg Clee Club Q2 termslg Maior- I Ionic Economics. JOYCE ELAINE CASSADY Some are bam to sweet delight. Clee Club K6 terruslg Aero- nautics Club Q2 termslg S. C. ll ffflllpg Usher, Charm Schoolg Maior-History. SHIRLEY CILEMENTS She walks in lreauty, like the night. Usher, Charm Schoolg Sffl. at-Arms CSr. venrjg Mpxif4Il'-- Steno-Tvpilig. GLORIA COLLINS Anrl laughter holding both his sizles. Elise in Chami Schoolg S. C. Q4 termslg 1311111121 Cluhg Cleo Club K5 l0l'IllSlQ Major Scif-ucv. PATRICIA ANN COOPER I lay me flown and slumber, And every morn revive. S. C. C1 termlg Usher, tickets, Charm Schoolg Ma1ior-Steno- Typing. AIOAN CIIAVEN She has a lovely face. ANNALS Art Staff Usher, Charm Schoolg Muior fSL'l9IIL'l . CHARLOTTE CRAWFORD I waste my time in talking. Clee Club Q4 termslg Usher, Charm Schoolg Maior-Slenm Typing. ANNA DAUC IHERTY Sometimes I'll sleep :mtg The rest I'll whistle. Usher, Charm Schoolg Miss Cornell's Aicleg Major - Steno-Tvping. MARY FRANCES DEASON Peace is always beautiful. ulwlalrgarretil in Charm Schoolg Clee Chili C4 ft'I'IllSi1 Majors! Social Stuclies. MAR-IORIE DOVER Intense and keen and sharp and clever. ANNALS Literary Stuff Lantem Business Stuff Sully in Charm Schoolg Honor roll C4 termsjg S. C. C2 termslg Clee Club C5 termslg Prim-ipal's Cubinetg Maxior-Foreign Languages. RUTH BRUNNER DOVVNING A ,uoocl wife unrl health are a man's best wealth. Glee Cluh C6 iermsjg Muior- Fine Arts. GEORGIA DUCHSHERER An eye like Mars to threaten mul romnlancl. S. C. Cl termlg ullomerl' in Cham1 Schoolg Glee Clubg Drama Clubg Muior-Historv. ANN DUNN ller eyes were fair, and very fair. Kittv in Charm Schoolg Gvm Letterg Honor Roll C5 termsjg Drama Cluhg Buncl C4 termsl: Marion'-Lzxngxuuge. M NRTHA DUNN Not in rmrarcls, hut in ilu' .vfrength to strive. 'l'lur lzles-sing lies. ANNALS Art Staff S. C. C2 termslg Usher. Chann Schoolq lNiuior-Steno- Tvping. HNRTIIA EBERSOLD The sweetest thing that error grew luwicle a hmmm floor. ANNALS Art Staff Usher. Charm Schoolg Muior Steno-'l'x'pim1. VARY lCl.IZABI'I'I'll FARLICY Rid me tliszfourse. I will en- rhant thine ear. ANNALS Art Staff Usher, Chamm Schoolg Muior Home Economies. ELIZABETH FRANKLIN Though vanquished, she coulrl argue still. llonor Roll C5 termslg Drama Clubg Mrs, Donnettn in Chann Schoolg Lab. Tech.g S. C. C1 termlg Maxior-Him tory. JOAN GARDNER Grace was in all her steps. ANNALS Literary Staff Major-Home Economics. BETTY CENTRY Her hair is yellow ins-teafl of gilt. Major-Social Studies. PAT GRAF Silence sweeter is than speech. S. C. C3 termsl Costumes, Charm School: Muior-Steno-Tvping. MARTHA GREEN All radiant with glml sur- prise. ANNALS Literary Art Staff Executive Boardg Drama Clubg Kathleen in Chami Schoolg Honor Roll C4 termslg Muior-Soeiul Studies. JUDY CREER Look for fl lovely thing mul you will fiml it. ANNALS Literarv Staff Lantem Business Staff S. C. C4 termslg Madge-H in Charm Schoolg Drama Cluhg Lulu. Tech.. Honor roll C3 termslg Maior-Sc'ience. GRACIE GREGORY A good tongue has seldom need to beg attention. Muior-Steno-Typing. PA GE THIRTEEN MANDY HARDY Unfading are the gardens of kindness. Makepupl Charm Schoolg 'Major-Steno-Typing. PADIE HARIG Nature macle her what she 1.5, Anrl ne'er made .sie anither. ANNALS Art Staff Secretary Ur. yearbg V.- Pres. - CSL yearjg Lantern Literary Staffg Term Honor roll C4 termsl S. C. C4 termsjg ulinin in Charm Schoolg Pres. and V. Pres. of Health and Safe- ly Boarclg Major-Art. JOAN HAUETER . . . . foreoer dear, forever ' kind. ' ANNALS Literary Staff Sally f ini Charm Schoulg Clee Cluh C6 termslg Maior -Science. SHIRLEY IIENRIOTT . lVhose little lzocly loclgll ri mighty mintl. ' ANNALS Literary Staff Lantern Business Staff AQ.-2-T.AlixD in Charm Schoolg Office Aidg Honor roll L5 terinslg First prize, essay con- testg Major-Social Studies. ICDNANIIENIXY llerqhlue affrayefl eyes wide open shone. Properties Charm Schoolg - Aeronautics' Clubg Lab. Tech. Q2 termslg hlaior-Science. llANNAll HERZBEHC ller eyes are pools whieh shine in deep canyons. Usher, Charm Schoolg Aero- nautics 'Cluhg Maior-Social I Studies. BETTY IO HOCKERSMITH Fair tresses manis imperial race insnare, -intl beauty draws us with a .single hair. Usher, Charm Schoolg S. C. ll termlg Maior-Steno-Tvp- mg. PAM ifdiifarmmf CAROLYN HOLLAND Silence more musical than any song. Costumes, Charm Schoolg Mzlior-Bookkeeping. ' -IUANITA HOLLIS A .slout heart crushes ill luck. Treasurer Ur. and Sr. yearslg S. C. l5 termslg Tim in Charm Schoolg Gym Letterg Sgt.-at-Arms, S. C.g Honor roll ll termlg Maior-Steno- Typing. MARY ELLEN HORN For nature had hut litlle clay Like that of which she molded her. Honor roll C4 termsjg Lantern Business Staffg Office Aidg VVon 80-word shrd. ping Major-Steno-Typing. BETTY IOH NSON lleasant to ihink on. Y ANNALS Business Staff S. C.g David in Charm Schoolg Office Aidg Honor rollg Drama Clubg Major- Steno-Typing. CHARLOTTE IOHNSON A I Sang in accents .sweet anzl I ienzler. I ' ANNALS Literary Staff E d i t o r , Lantern Literary S t a f f g Tim', in Charm Schoolg Cheerleader lSr. yr.Jg Honor roll Q4 terinslg Vice Pres. and Sec. of Health and Safety Boardg Maior-StenO- Typing. BONNIE KAISER v 5. . A dancing shape, aiririirzgle , , ,M ally- I ANNALS Art Staff ' Art, Chami Schoolg Maior- Home Economics. ' 1' ' CLADYS KAVICH , H Little cleerls of kinclness, lit- tle words of love, Heh, to make eaith happy, like the heaven above. Major-Social Studies XIURIEL KING A violet by fl n1o.v.s'y slum: lvllf l111l1l1'n fron: eye. ANNALS Art Staff Major - Honu- Economics: Entvrezi S. H. from Mor- ton High School, Cicvro. Iii., Maw 5, 1947. PEGGY KUHFHACE Will: lwr moo11.s' oy' slmflf' 111111 smzslzine. .-XNNALS Literary Stuff Hxvviltivc Board C6 terinsjg Health und Snfvlv Boawdg Drznlmtic Club. Skipuv in Charm Schoolg Chcc1'lca1cio1' LSr. vvgirbg Crm L1-ttvlt Mn- for-SL-ivncv. S IIHLISY KU'l'iIiCiNllfIK ,Ls I1lr,Q1' 11.v Iifc cur! iwiuc ll-Y n1llur11l. XILiior-St1'no-TvpinQ. IOY LJXXU For Ihou !L'fI-S' can lzrrrlfrfjf III!'C'k. :XXNALS Art Staff .'X4'l'Uililllii1'S Chlhg Circ' Cinhg Q5 ivrrnslz Ushcr, Charm School: hiklfill'-SL'iPllL'l'. XIXNY K. IAIRINIOHIC .Xngrlx tml. lcu' nur! jo l1r'fw1'1,n. AXNALS Busincss Sluil' S. C. ll torxnlg Honor roll Q3 tcrinsiz Give' Cinh Q2 il'l'l11S,Q Dunno Clubg Officv Kimi: BInior-Stvno-Tvping. B!+I'l l'Y LANVSON .X IIFUKIIIICI' of IIIIXIIIIS. :XNNALS Business Stuff S. C. Q1 tvrnog Officc Aid K1 in-rinbg Usher. Chami Schoolg TXIaxior-Steno-Tvping. THELMA LEE A fair face wifi .wt its praise llzouglz the owner keep .s-i111nt. S. C. C1 termlg Usher Charm Schoolg IXIuior-Steno-Tvping. NORMA L1-GRAND Sha .s'1fcm131l H111 lI!ll'HItIIlf0HS echo from our Ili-S'f'0f!IlllIf life. S. C. fl tL'filIJQ Propvrtic-S Charm School: Muior-Hoinc if:-onomics. - MARY E. LESLIE A vzuirlcn gentle, y1'I 1:1 ' 1f11Iy'.s 1'11lI,' Z ' ' Firm 111111 urzflinclzing. - Lantern Bnsincss Siu-if Q2 tcrinsiz S. C. Cl in-rniig Miss Curtis in Charm Schoolg Honor roll Q3 tcrinsbg Draimn Clnhq Mziior-S11-no-Tvping. RUSH MARY MJXLLICK Il1'1' 1'g1z'.s w1':'1' 1Ic1,p1'r f,l1.H IIJ1' 11171111 rf 11':1t1'r.s' .s'iilI1'1l. ' Mzlior-Social 'S1l.Kiil'S. DOIROTI IA Ni:XN'l'lCI,l. D Iiin1I11c.s.s- in 1:no!l1c1'.s' Lou Izlc, l70llI'll,lfl? in o11r1ou'n. ANNALS Bnfi 'css Slziff S. C.g Chi' Linh Q5 U'l'I'llSi1 Vsiicr. Chami SCilO0i1'Ni1li0l' Scivmo - . i':X'i'S'l4 M.'XHSIi. .i. I, I- p , 1I1'r 11n,u1fli.v f.'11'1' .x'l1m1rc46 Iniglif 111111 m1i1l1 ll 'xml- .s-l1i111' in Ihc .s','m1ly 311111-'1'. eq:-' '. Ushcr, Charm SCilC0lgi3Ni2liUl' Social Stndics. Nomm M1-c:iQuL1.Ax SI11'-iii 11- 17111'A1' 1Ii.s1'oz'1's'1':. 5. .wail il'!'l1I?1, f,ost.ii11ws. Charm Sclmolg Major-Social Stildim-Sl ' MA1a1:.o'r McDowi51.L H In lfcr fonuquv is tin' lruc of kinclncss. ' Charlotte i n C li a r m Schoolg Honor roll Q4 tn-rnisbg Svrgeunt in Hzlnrig Milfor- Stn-no-Tvpinq. PAG-F 1' Il' Th.l1.N EDITII MAE METZ llcr life had many a hope ancl aim. S. C. ll termlg Honor roll C3 termsjg Aeronautics Club C2 termslg Lab. Teeh.g Ma- ior-Science. NORMA JEAN MILLER Oh, blast with temper whose unelouclecl brain Can maker tomorrow cheer- ful as torlay. Maior-Home Economics. MARGARET MISKELL PAGE SIXTEEN Of manners gentle, of affec- tions nliltlg In wit a man, sirnplicity a elllltl. Usher, Charm Schoolg Maior Steno-Tvping. MILDRED MOSS Aml though hard he the task, keep a .stiff upper lip ANNALS Art Staff Art, Charm Schoolg Stage, Charm Schoolg Awarded Art Center Scholarshipg Maior- Art. I'A'I'RICIA MO'I I'I':R Clearly amlmr eyes. Uf pearl ancl faintest rose. S. C. tl termlg Maior-Steno- Trping. IIAT MURPHY The passionate lmzc of Right. the burning hate of IVrong. ANNALS Literary Staff S. C. C6 termsjg Lantem Business Staff: Muriel in Charm Schoolg Honor roll l2 termslg Drama Cluhg Maior-Social Studies. MARILYN MUSACCHIO hl'7l7l1fl'l7l'7' I dill not know, I :ras not ashamed to in- quire almut, .vo I aeauirerl knowledge. Feature Editor, Lantern Staffg ANNALS Literarv Staffg Pres. lSr. yearly Dot- siev in Charm Schoolg Ma- ior-Foreign Languages. Jo ANN NAU I was not horn unzler a rlzgpning planet. Usher, Charm Schoolg Lan- tem Easter Poem Contest YVinnerg Maior-Art. SUE NEAL Slit- is pretty to walk with Anrl witty to talk with. ANNALS Art Staff Charlotte in Charm Schoolg Drama Cluhg S. C, C1 termjg Third prize, Coun- tv Fire Prevention Poster testg Maior-Mathematies. DARLYN O'BRYAN'I' The worltl still neezls Its champion as of olrl. anrl fiurls him still. ANNALS Business Staff Lantern Business Statfg Clee Cluhq lxIaior-Steno-Tvping. NANCY OTTO Flying fiiiacits tauelirrl tht lyre. Class Pianist lSr. year? ANNALS Business Staff Lantern Business Staff: S. C. 43 termsjg Uffice Aidg Honor roII tl termjg Usher, Charm Scho0Ig Major - Steno-'I'x'p- nw. JUNE vancrvrr She was good as slu' um fair. L a n t e rn Business Slalta Make-up. Charm Sehonlg Advertising, Charm Schoolq Honor roII ifi termsbg Office Aidg Ix11IiUl'4-SIUIHI-TN'I7illQ'. PATRICIA PAR RIS! I Little rlectls of lciiulnmv. lil- tlc wortls of low' Ilclp to make earth liappu. like the IICHLAUII alzore. Rtaior-Steno-Tvping. DONNA PAYNE The fairest ,uarrlen in In-1' lfmks And in her nzinrl flu' u'i.w.sl lmoks. ANNALS Literarv Staff Lantern Literarv Staffg Miss Curtissn in Charm School: S. C. C3 termslg Honor roII l6 termsig RILIIKIIASDRIIHSII. Science. NIILDRED PIAZZA Yon, mudum, are tlze eternal lmmorist. Usher, Charm Schoolg Gym Lehersg Major - Steno-Typ- ing. SHIRLEY PINNICK ller smile is the sweelesl Ilia! ever was seen. ANNALS Business Staff See. CSL yearlg Celia,' in Chami Schoolg Drama Clubg S. C. C2 termslg Major-Social Studies. JEAN RAY A winsome wee firing Slie is Il lmnnie wee thing. Drauuu Clulag Genevieve in Chami School, Major-Social Shulies. MARY ANN RINGWALT Honest labor bears u lovely fnee. Xlufor-Steno-'l'vping. MARIAN ROGERS Gentle of .s-pf'f'rl1, lu'm'li1'ir'nl of mind. S. C. il leriuslg Draunu Clulmg Niaiior-Social Studies. l'f'l'llEL ROSENBERC Iler lmir was Ilzirk will: many u enrl 'l'lm1 f'luslered 'round lier liend. ANNALS Business Stull Aeronzuities Club, Major - hlllll10lIliltlL'S. ,IUNIE RUMPEL You must wake and cull me early, cull me early. .ilotlier dear. Lantern Business Stuff Homer johnsn in Charm Schoolg Clee Cluli i5 termslg Nlnior-Steno-Tvping. BEULAH RUTLEDCE True ns tlie needle Io ilu' pole Or as llie dial to flu' Sllll. Lantern Business Stuff, Mrs, Donnettn in Charm School, S. C. C1 termlg Honor roll C5 terinslg Drama Cluhg Of- fice Aicl: lulli0I'-Sl'Q'l10-TYp- ing. FREIDA SANDERS 'l'lie smiles flint win, flze tinls flml glow. Business Manager. Lantern Stuff, Chairman of Proper- ties, Charm Schoolg Lulu. Tech., Cvm Letterg Honor roll K2 terinsl: Muior - Science. CAROL SHAHPE Knowledge is Il jewel Ulllllllll lll'lllL'L'.Y. ANNALS LltK'l'ill'V Stuff Lantem Literzlrv Staff, Band C8 teruislg lst Lt. K'Dorothy in Charm School, Pepsi- Colull Finalist, llonor roll C6 ternislg Litlirarv Aicl l-1 termslg Muior-Latin, SARAH Sl'll'lRRARD Write me us one wlw lures lzis fellow men. Properties. Charm School: Blzlior-Steno-Tvping. VIRGINIA SHERYAK Eli!l1ll'IIHl'l'. lnmvlulil. slrenggfli and skill. Pfxecutive Boarcl Q5 lernlsl: Pres. of -lr. Class: Sophomore Awairclg Lilliuni' in Charm School, Two Cviu Letters. Honor roll 16 lCl'lllSl1 Major -Science. EVELYN Shlllll A flllc' fi'ir'nd is l:n1'i5r'i' n friend. Office Aicl, llouor roll, il termlz Improvement honor roll C2 termslq Mnjoi'-Steno- Tvping. MARY C. Shlllll The mildest manner will: llie lll'llVl'-Yl mind. Oreliestru C6 teriuslg Nuke- up. Clulrm Schoolg Maior -Science. PAGI hi X F 'XI llU'I'II SNIDER Tying her bonnet under her chin, she tied her raven ringlets in. Art, Tickets, Charm School, Mnior-Art. PAT STAHL These lleliglzls if thou eansl give, Mirlh, with thee I mean lo liife. Properties, Charm School, Mziior-Social Studies. CAROL STENVART She seemed a thing that rroulfl not feel the tour,-h of earthly years. ANNAL Art Stuff S. C.g Mz1riorie'l in Charm School, Muior-Foreign Lam- guage. BETTY STOESS Reierlfvl sweetens lalzor. Executive BOZITCIQ 0fCl1l'Stl'ilQ Pres. of Health and Safety Boarclg Aeronuutie C l u h 5 XVinner of Invitation to Knowledge Q u i z ftwieelg Properties, Charm School, Nlaior-Science. MARY LOU STOTTS Seeing more harmony in her llrighl eye than now you hear. S. C., Laila. Tech., Drauuu Club, Properties, C h a r m School, Major-Seieuee. MARTHA SULLIVAN Thy inoclestyls a eanzlle lo thy ll1Cl'if.U Mnior-Steno-Typing. W ILMA TAFT A still small voice spoke nn- to me. ANNALS Business Staff Tickets, Charm Schoolg Mu- ior-Soeiul Studios. PA GE EIGHTEEN DORIS THOMAS The laughin,Q lips, the few! that rote, lhe face, flu' hotly that you lose. Usher, Charm School, Major -Social Studies. .IOANN THOMAS The lady whose roiire was faint and sweet. L il u t e 1' n Business Stuff: School Cirlu in Charm School, Muior-Science. DORIS 'VHOMASSON She knew no! lliose .x:c'1 'I :Lords she spake, nor lcczrn' her own sweet szuay. Lantern Business Stuff, Ilon- or roll C2 teruislg Major- Steno-Tvping. DIQLOHISS TIIOMPSON The souls ralfn S1111-Ylflllt' an I the heartfelt joy. lklilitll'-Sll'I1O-'IIYITIIILL B Ii'I I'Y TIION EN Like the lily or Ihr! rose. Glee Clulig lloilor roll il teriulg Usher, Chau-ni School: NIuiorvSteno-Tvpiug. IXIAIUOIIIE TRUESDIJILL Loce is Godfs essence, Pow- er but His aftrilmieg therefore is His love greater than His power. Tickets, Charm School, Mu- ior-Languages. FRANCES TUCKER Every lnan has his fault anl honesty is his. Lantern Business Staff, S. C. QI terml, Burial C6 t6!'l1lSlg Or- chestra C3 teriuslg Tickets, Charm Schoolg Lulm. Tech. Q1 iermjg Honor roll K2 ternislg Mziior-Science. JESSIE TULLY Chords that vibrate sweetest pleasure. ANNALS Litemrv Staff Miss Hzivsl' in Charm Schoolg Superior, State Music Festivalg XVon Philharmonic Societv V o c a l Auciitionsg Honor roll I2 termslg S. C. fl termlg ltizljor-Social Studies. ANNE TURNER Genlle of .vpeecl1, benefici- ent of mind. ANNALS Literarv Staff Lantem Business Stuffg Alix in Charm Schoolg Honor roll Q6 termslg Major -L1lI'lj1llZli10S. VIRGINIA TURNER Frorn lim' shall read Ilie pur- fecf ways of lzonor. ANNALS Liremrv Staff Lantern Business staff Yvonne in Cham1 Schoolg Honor roll C6 termslq Major -Languages. NOIIMA VERTREES . . . young and comely daugh- ters . . . tall and lillze as wands of willonrs. Miss Havsu in Charm Schoolg S. C. Q2 terinslg Sgt. at-arms CSr. vr.lg Crm Let- ter: RI1liUT-St'It'l1Cl'. DORIS XYATKINS Order is liernvens firsd law. Lantem Business Stuffg Hon- or roll il termlg Office Aicl: Usher. Chann Schoolg Major -Steno-Tvping. LUIS VVATSON And widely glittered lun' and there llie ,aenzs en- tangled in lzer liair. Tickets. Charm Schoolg Maj- or-Steno-'I'vj'ing. YOHMA XVEATHERS As innocent as gay. ANNALS Business Staffg Ethel in Chann Schoolg Honor roll: Clee Cluhg Maj- 1 or-Arr. MARY XVEAVEB But to know lier was to love lier. Honor roll fflitcrnislg Lan- tem Business Staffg Tickets, Charm Schoolg Office Aidg Gym Letterg Major-Steno- Tvping. DELORES XVEPF The rose looks fair, lm! fairer we it deem for tlzat sweet odour wliieli doth in if live. Clee Cluhg Major - Steno- Tvping. DeLOIS XVEST Her hear! was merry as her dress. S. C.g Tickets, Charm Schoolg Bunclg Major-Mathe- matics. BETTY VVETZELBERGEH A sweeter ligh! than ever rayed. ANNALS Art Staff: Usher, Charm Schoolg Major - Sci- ence. DELORES XVI I ITAK ER Liffle drops of wafer, lilllc' grains of sand make the miglzty ocean and the pleasant land. Major - Steno-Tvping. BETTY NVHITE Slze liked wlzal ere she looked on. Honor roll K5 termslg S. C. 2 teriuslg Miss Haunmoncl in Charm Schoolg Office Aiclg Second prize in essay con- test: Major-Steno-Tvping. EVELYN NVILKIE As sweet and nmsieal as lzriglif Apollofv lute. Drauua Cluhg Glee Cluhg Health and Safety Boardg Properties, Charm Schoolg lXIajor-Home Economics. PA GP NINLTLFIN SUDIE NVILKINS CAROLYN NVILLIAMS NIILDIIED WILLIAMSON lump: 'rwr:N'rY IIAZEL NVILSON A rlmpsozly of worclx. I . A sunlnfnm on II IlIlHlL'lUS Miss h'll'2lCl0VVSU in Chann Schoolg Drama Cluhg Health and Sufi-tv Boarclg Major- Social Studie-s. rluy. . V. Make-up, Charm School: lN1aior-Home Economics. BE'l I'Y NVINEBIIINNIQII Tlzesc' lovely lrfzzzpx, These winrlows of thc soul. 'Xml hm' hair is like .v1m.vl1inc'. ANNALS Busincss Staffg S. C. Cl tcrnilg C ostu ni vs, Charm Schoolg Banclg K6 ll'l'lI1Sl1 Orc-lwstra 453 tvrinslg Major - SL'IL'I'IK.'P. Art, Stagc, Charm School: ANNALS Art Staff: Design- vr of tag for The Coosv llangs lliggliug Major-Ari. ELLA VVRICIIT A guy lzit of clcuillry mul lJr'vun1s of doing good. merriment. I, a n t e r n Business Sraffg David in Charm Schoolg 'll-rm llonor roll ll termj S. C. ll forinjg Lantern Busi- ness Staflg Kittv in Charm Schoolg Drama Clnhg Aclvvr- Drama Cluhg Aeronautics tising, Charm Schoolg Maior Cluhg Maior-Scivncv. MSU-nn-Ty.-pimg BE'l l'Y 10 YOUNG Her fact is like the milky uiay in lhe sky, . . . . . . n mectinlg of gcnllc lights. S. C. L2 il'l'l'I1Slg Glu- Club: Properties, Charm Schonlg Drama Cluhg Maior-Boolo keeping. In Loving Mvnzorgg of MARY JO SHUCK Born August 23, 1930 Dis-fl Nov:-mln-r 25. l9l5 '1'Imn llw Alu.s'tcr, zhoosing. pluvkul Ihcn: From ull flnngrrr of cle.sirua-firm, Took them to he wholly loifvrl Anal cnioyerl without disruption. Still the memory is loved, Emil lingers Of the beauty of the bloom Which, hecausc' of the lwmvenly fingers Swann fo lmzze cnrlecl all foo soon. rlfrom Ono Flower, writtr,-n by Aloycc- Plc-nge: Novvnihcr. 19453 The Tribal Council P PA GE 'VNV l'1N'I'Y-l PAGE TWENTY- lu :paver-vuvur.-v-funsvdn 616171159-Q--inn THE CHARM SCHOOL by Alice Duer Miller and Robert Milton lx m - -sv THE CHARACTERS AS YOU WILL MEET THEM ' Friday Night Mild red Williamson Padie Harm . Juanita Hollis ..... David serious law student, Jlln and his Tim Mai-Kenzle ,..,.,.. ..... is helpless to cope Slmpklns , , . . . . twin brother Slmpkins ...,.,. Saturday Night .. Betty Maurlne Johnson with ...,....Ann Altman Charlotte Ann Johnson who toil not, and have never seriously considered spinning , deals-competent with Louise Nacke .... Patty Hardesty . .. Mary Lou Stiehllng , Joe Marks Patricia J. Burke a messenger whose curiosity exceeds his judgment ........,...Geortrelioyml...,,............ ...Dorothy Kasey an expert accountant recently without a job, and Austin Bevans Mary Ann Nuebllm: an automobile salesman with ideas, complete the circle, into which June Lee Rumpel .........,....,....,.... Homer -lohns , ...,...,.....,....,. Georgia Duchscherer a man of wealth, wrath, and warm heartedness intrudes, with his ward, Chai-lotta Bashum ...,,.,................ Elise Benedotti .,....................... Gloria Collins lovable senior at the Fairview School, at which Elizabeth Anne Franklin .............., Mrs. Mary llunnett ...... ,,,... ,.... . . Beulah Rutledge the bustling, efficient housekeeper. is helped for hindered! by Skippy llonnett .................... Betty Jayne Maurer her time-killing nephew, who finds a source of fun in teacher, Peggy Korfhage . .. Amanda Balze .. Betty Jean White . . Donna Payne .. Marjorie Dover .. Joyce Zlmplemann Sue Boedeker , . Grace Adair . . Melissa Meadows Sudie Wilkins romantic though middle-aged, and Lucy Hammond Carolyn Cruger her colleague, also middle-aged but disillusioned, unlike Theoilosia Curtis Mary Elizabeth Leslie School Secretary, who believes the Tallest Stories spun by Sally Boyd ,. Joan Hauetei' wide-eyed young schemer. Muriel Doughty Pat Murphy piles sentiment upon invention, along with Ethel Sp:-Ivln ,. Norma Weathers their peer in verbal ingenuity. Lillian Stafford dancing through life, finds a pal in .. Virginia Sheryak Marianne Cecil ....... ......,,........., it Iadize Kent ...,..........,.. .. Judy Greer whose thoughts turn to food and boys, surprising Shirley Wray Henriott .. ..,..........,... Alix Men-Ier ............... .. Anne Turner a ,ieune fille, and her sister, Jeanne Marie Burke . .,,......... Yvonne Mercier .......... ., Virginia Turner recent arrivals from la belle, France. Billie Rose Johnson ..........,.............. Dotsle .......................,. Marilyn Musacchlo though a mere junior. annoys the girls impartially, including Margot McDowell ........,............. Charlotte Haynes ........,,.,..,......,...... Sue Neal who objects to the horrid Mr. Bevans, Carol Sharpe ,,........ Dorothy Blair ....,....... .. Mary Katherine Smith anxious to get all the news, and even Martha Green . . . ..,....., Kathleen Spears .......,.., , , . . . , Norma Brown Norma Verti-ees . . . Ann Dunn . . Gloria Ohlson . , Carol Stlebllng . . Norma Franke . . Cleo Carlson .. Bunny Parry . . Ella Jean Ray self-confessed Delores Ackerman Elizabeth Chambers Betty Lou Fouts Joann Thomas Jackie Trumhle TWO disapproving, sensible, and superior. luleanor Hays Jessie Tully School head, is loved and feared by all, even Klttyliobbs Ella Joan Wright Dotsie's boon companion in mischief. fella finds both youngsters a nuisance, as does Margery who defends the dignified David, eneoiiragediiy' Margaret ......,...,, ,....,.. . Shirley Jean Pinnlck . . . . . , Carol Stewart Mary Frances Deason who advises her ot keep on in her efforts along with , ............,..,...... Maureen ,,... ...... , ............. S hirley Wilcoxson who is sure that she for one, isn't making a favorable impression. Mrs. Elston Pat Bouse of the nouveau rlche, makes life miserable for . .................. Genevieve Elston ........,...,,.....,., Betty Jane Gibson drip , longing to escape The Charm School , eiilivened by six more hitherto unmentloned. School-girls A Tale of Wonder school-girls, Delores Ackerman Elizabeth Chambers Betty Lou Fouts Joann Thomas Jackie Trumble .nav-U .--ul. -stu! Splendid in iheir pain+ and plumagew fW35fS'i 57 - Qufgg 1 9 lizifl ,M , V PAGE TWENTY-THREE XL ilf wfi 9 LANTERN 'Q STAFFQ, ff Wf'1oisfl'1is+l'1a+llqP11s+l'1e wiqwamff' FN if English VII Song XY:--rv Ifnglisll YIIR, S4'llifll N QQIY: XXVI?XIIXNLIXNtlIl'l't'fUl1'1lllllH' um: XN'itl1 lmnltx xufll lqlkv4v1ll'sl:ll1Ll Wvn- going upg xu'r'1'll1lllfl in llllllll. 'I'lw Linh! qmal uluin' xlmll vu-1 Hx NN nfrv DYUIICI of nurcle-alr'Slum1n'4 High: XxVl'1l'l' lhnglixln YIIS with tlxv slvp R., .WH . Hu- lun-'lull X115 xxlll L-'ul Un' lllf . Sfar Maidens 'IWNICNT OFFICERS OE THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I9-1-7 Top Row: Edith Hudson, Secietaryg joan Staebler, Presidentg joy Raymer, Vice Presideutg Lillie Pleasant, Treasnrerg Miss Surmann, Class Adviser. Ilottoin Row: llelen VValIing, Sergeant-at-Armsg Jane Washerg Cheerleaderg Betty YV:nlfe, Assistant Pianist: Fvelvn Thompson, Pianistg Lula Hughes. Cheerleader, SMALL PAPOOSE, HAPPY CHIEF We were a small group when we first eame into the Shawnee Wigwam, hut as we traveled down the trail. we grew even smaller. To some mindsi a small group is a disadvantage. hut I iIon't share this Imelief. It has lieeti possilmle for each of us to he aequainteil with most of ilu- lufliaus in our own eirele. ln a large group the uieiulzers ean't :ill know each other. Enter- ing trilmal aelivilies, too. has lueen easier for all of us Iieeause of our small number. Tliere- fore, instead ol' Ineing sorrw, we shoulfl all he prouzl of our siuall sife. YVe :'re now experiencing the thrill of llt'L'UIl1lllQ the nolmle liraxes of this lrilme. NVe Iizive pina-tit-aIIx' aeIiieve'l what everv menilmer looks forward to from the time she is only :i papoose. Our fun has just begun, and we have manv goocl times ahead of us. XVe shall soon Ime the privileged group thin sits in the ein-Ie nearest the eaiuo fire. YVe shall lme exciteil and tIn'ilIe:l, when we have our own great ceremonial, eallezl Senior Plavn. Yes. our last war on these stamping grounds is going to he a glorious one. Now is the time for me to express mv gratitude lm' the honor that you, mv fellow triluesmeu. haw lmestoweil upon me. XVhen vou chose me as vour leader for our remaining moons to he spent in the Shawnee trilue, vou made me ewlremelv proud and happv. I aiu irulv grateful for the honor, and, heeause von are so cooperative I know that our last season together will he most eniovalmle. joan Staelmler, President Papoose to Chief mm: TWENTY-SIX 0' I v w f' ff fl f CQ jul 6 rv., Sllllll.l'lY lll'lCKl'lll V' A I lotliing Area! was ever av- eomplislwcl without en- tliasiasrn. A N N A L S Business Stuffg Health nncl Snfetv Couneilg Bzincl C6 lt'lAll1Sl1 Major - Span' 'b. lj I Lf1,l,L'1 U NADINE BIUCEDEN A 'dl' ' I ' 4 lIl1fIllll.'.S'.X' lamzng meteor .s-li me for lzair. .intern Busiucss Still Bind 4 we . YQ Mb ' . , - 1 5 'R ' .' '.'.' A 3 1 i' C6 termsjg Office Aid C1 ,af - ' , af' Xml term, Honor roll C6 tirins, S. C.: Muior-Soeiul Studies. PATSY BROWN ller air. lier nunxners, all who saw azlmirecl. S. C. C1 teruijg Clee Club C4 fernislg Mnior - Sliortbnncl- Tvping. DONNA B U RCESS I zrislr you all Ilze joy llzal you can wislz. Bnncl C6 teruislg Muior - Home Economies. llE'lvl'Y CARPEN'l'ElT The joy of youllr anrl lreallli by JV her eyex till-Sjlllllllflll. P 6,51 Clee Club C4 ternisjg Cheer- , lender Cjunior Yenrlg Mnior- JJ Sliortlmncl-Tvping. 1 . Iv v Cv JOYCE DANNENHOLD Iinflaranee is the crowning quality, Anil patience all llze pa.s-.von of great liearls. lxltlitll'-ShOI'fl1ilIKl-'lwV1'IlllQ'. ELIZABETH DIE! IL 1'II make Iliee glorious lry my pen. ANNALS Liternrv Stuffg Lantern Liternrv Stnffg S. C. C1 tt'l'IllJQ Term Honor roll C5 terinslg Mnior-Foreign Lain- gunges. FEBRUARY CLASS OF I949 it M ILDRED EVANS The fairest garllen in her looks And in her mincl the wisest lzoolcs. Lantern Business Stnffg Term Ilonor Roll C5 ternisjg S. C. Cl terinjg Major-Sc-ienee. L11VEliNE FORD M Patience is a flower tlral grows not in every garden. Cbeerlencler Junior Yezlrg Mnior-llonie Eeonoinies. ARY FREDERICK FOX Only by knowledge of llnll iulzieli is not Tlzyxelf, .vlmll Tllyself lie learnerl. Glee Club C4 ternislg Lanveru Literary Stnffg Honor Roll C23 terinslg Mnior-Lntin. f RUTII COODLET 'L' JC The only reward of uirlnsfw uirtaeg the only way lo have a friend is to be one. A Clee Club C4 termslg S. C. Cl 4 termlg Softball Letterg Mali- or-Seienee. J ANN IIADDOX I A lrlrcl of llie air Sllllll carry' Nl' the voice, and that which lzatlz llJlll.,!f.S' shall tell Ilie If matter. W ' Glee Club C1 lt'I'llllQ S. C. Cl ternnlg Muior -- Home Eeob nolnics. BETTY IIAHDY The eye is llze pearl of the face. ANNALS Business Stnffg S. C. Cl fermlg Executive Board C2 termslg Term Honor Roll C2 terinslz Treasurer of class Cjunior Yezirfg Mnior - Sei- ence. BETTY IIEAD Consideration gets as many urvtorres as raslmess loses. Lantern Literary Stnffg Term Honor Roll C6 terinsjg Mnior -Science. C,' ' ff. r If If 1 wif' ,LM ,IILKVJ .Sl l .'fl ! In 1 if Qui Cl li PA GE TWENTY-SEVEN U 1 , A .i 7 UU flf i 0 PA ' MNE HEINZ Happiness seems made to be sharecl. Executive Board ll termjg Maior-Foreign Language. KIAROLYN HENDRICKSON Angels are painted to look like you. Clee Club Q6 termslg S. C. Q1 termlg Dramag Maior-Social Studies. ANN CARR HILL She is pretty to walk with, And witiy to talk with, Anal pleasant, too, to think on. ANNALS Literary Staffg V. Pres. S. C.g Clee Club C6 termslg Representative to Ex- periment in International Livingg Major-Social Stud- ies. MARTHA JANE HOLLOWVAY Angels listen when she speaks. ANNALS Literary Staffg Ex- ecutive Board Q4 termslg V. Pres. S. C.g Honor Roll Q6 termslg Dramag Class Pianist Uunior Yearjg Maior-Foreign Irllllgllllglfk lll'l'l llY HOLTZCLANV Virtue is a iewel of great price. Pres. of S. C4 Executive Board C6 termslg Honor Roll C6 terinslg Major-Shorthand Tvping. :XNl'l'A HOHNBACK Deeds are fruits, words are leaves. Class Secretary ljunior Ycarlg Draunag Maior - Shorthand- Typing. ICDITII HUDSON When the heart flares to speak. it needs no preparation. Lantern Business Staffg Class Secretary QSenior Yearlg Cheerleader Uunior Yearjg Band C6 termslg Maior - fhorthand-Tvping. U .I TWENTY-EIGIIT LULA HUGHES Smiles from' reasons flow. Cheerleader lSenior Yearlg S. C. C1 termlg Dramag Maior- Shorthand-Typing. LORINDA IHOSLIEN Deserve success and you shall eornmanll it. Major-Science. DOROTHY MILBURN The sweetest garland to the sieeelest maid. ANNALS Business Staffg Ex- ecutive Boarl K5 termslg Term Honor Roll Q5 termslg Orchestrag Health and Safetv Boardg Mafor - Shorthand- Tvping. JANE MOORE Confidence is the compan- ion of success. ANNALS Business Staff: Honor Roll C3 lermslg Board of Health and Safelvg Mui- or-Social Studies. .I UNE PALMER In friendship I was early taught Io believe. S. C. tl tcrmlg Maior-Short liancl-Tvping. ANNA LEE PIERCE Soft peace she brings. Orchestra K6 lcrmslg Major-- Shorthand-Tvping. Ll l..LlE PEASANT Some friendships are magh. by naluie, some by con- lael, and some by souls. S. C. tl lernllg Clee Club Q4 termslg Maior-Social Stud- ics. ll A aff' MW ' J M li if DONNA POYVELL Grace was in her slap, luzauen in her cya. S. C. ll termlg Major-Social Studios. IOY HAYMEH The reward of u thing uvull done is lo have clone ii. ANNALS Business Staffg Lanlem Business Staff: Sophomorv Honor Awardg Honor Roll K6 termslg Clee Club ll termlg V. Pres. flun- ior-Senior Yvarlg Office Aid ll termlg Major-Sl1orthancl- Tvping. IOYCE SLACK Dreaming dreams no mortal er-er dreamed before. ANNALS Literarv Staff. Lantem Business Svaffg Honor Roll K6 termsjg Office Aid C1 termlg Glen- Club Q3 lc-rmslg Major--Steno-Typing. IOAN STAEBLEH As welcomc as the flowers in May. Class Pres. lScnior Ye-arlg Honor Roll C3 termslg S. C. QI tc-rml: Major - Forvign Languagc. I VELYN Tl IOMPSON True happiness resides in ihings unseen. Lantem Literary Staffg Hon- or Roll K5 t6l'l'TlSlg Class Pia- nist lSenior Yearlg ANNALS Art Staffg Softball letterg Major-Shorthand-Typing. ,gym S XVANDA YOUNG Q B Is .she not more than HHH: ing can c.rprr'ssf JENNIE LEE ,I-nos P l Clee Club 14 tvrmslg Majorf Scivncv. HELEN VVALLINC A sweeter mfcr lzrvafhczl. Sgt.-at-Arms l-junior - Svuior Yvarlg Softball lc-tt01'g Major- Social Studies. JANE VVASHEH Arul young so lzuauliful, arul .wfl as ymmg. Clic-vrlvaclvr lSvuior Yvarlz S. C. C2 tcrmslg Major - Short' liaml-Typing. B ETTY XV! JLFE Slufs a maid who rnorlfrs-ily conceals her bcauiy. 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Eaecgp msc-QQ GSWECEF urea : Iili ages -EQ ii Q:-nz PAGE THIRTY-FIVE 'IVSIX K1 K K VY f Enqlixn VIII fe Learned of every bIrdI1IQIanqL1ageII Lafin --f 'Speaking many Ionquee Gv.m1rnm'anCI Cornposifion - IaIIcInq In Ineir nafive Ianquaqef Spanixh -f IILearnInq worde yef unIamIIiarI I GH 'FHIRTY REV FIRE FANCIES By the shores of the beautiful Ohio, Over the great 'Tepee, Rise the smoke signals of days gone by, Unfolding our history. Silently and softly night breaks into day, Revealing the golden glimmer of a September morning, A smoke cloud arises, Disclosing meek little papooses, expectant but forlorn. , The Geat Chieftain his all-powerful favor had given, And commanded the brave and elder warriors By sumptuous feast and ceremonial rite To welcome these saplings with amity and peace. With harvest season over, and springtime drawing near, No longer fwith bewilderment trod we unfamiliar trai s But with quickened spirit and lightened heart Our paths we followed ever on. But waitl like ohantom with trailing gcwn, This vision fades, Suddenly-glowing anew, the embers illumin The dawning of another day. No longer stood we as strangers, outside the council fire, But Ioining the encircling throng we became as one: A chieftain now had we, with warriors to do her We planned our first tribal event: in the spring lt fell. We bartered maize and venison, of almost every- thing had we some, Maidens, princesses, and warriors brave and strong Came and danced, and thus we procured the needed wampum. Once again the smoke rises over a new horizon, Showing princesses of higher rank, With supreme grace and spirited hearts, we made our way Over paths now our own. As the earth is blanketed again in green, we gather round the fire: This time not with trepidations, but with saddened ioy, peaceful serene, We silently pass the pipe of peace: our tribal rites complete: This final vision fades away, never again to be 5880. The coals stfll are faintly aglow, And into the caverns of the sky A willcwy shadow of a fire once brgiht Winds, carrying hopes and desires, still to be fulfilled. biddlI19J Donna Payne Our counc.l naw chosen: our place was won. Martha Green MOLDERS OF CLAY As we entered the Great Tepee, we were met by the Council which had prepared a gay feast in our honor. Perhaps we were a little fearful as we awaited the instructions for molding our pottery, but already visions of design were beginning to shape themselves in our minds. Later in the year, we began to be a part of the Council, when we appointed our permanent leadcrs, Princesses Ann Carr Hill and Betty Holtzclaw, ioined later by Princesses Martha Jane Halloway and Betty Hardy. It did not seem many moons before we assembled to create the first design in our pattern, election of junior Officers. Among other plans guided by this new group fBetty Holtzclaw, President, Joy Raymer, Vice President, Aneda Hornback, Secretary, and Betty Hardy, Treasurerb was the Junior Carnival in which the entire tribe helped. By the spirit of Nakoma, Time, on its moccasined feet, crept by quickly! Suddenly wc found ourselves giving skits to advertise The Charm School . and selling candy. Another pow-wow, and we elected our high chiefs, joan Staebler, President, joy Raymer, Vice Presi- dent, Edith Hudson, Secretary, and Lillie Pleasant, Treasurer. Our earthen vessels, on the verge of completion, were precious to us. Each tiny dish with each little design had been shaped by patient hands. And now, we, the tribal members, take a last look at the valley behind us and press forward to lofty mountains before us. There is only a short wait for the final realization of our dreams - our golden rings - the senior play - the most highly desired seats in the clearing - and most of all - the great day when we shall be given the sign of approval by the mighty chief, marking us young braves. Then our tribe must cease to work together, de- parting as individuals, rather than members of the tribe. each ever seeking the design that will mold her life in unknown lands. Martha ,lane Holloway Ann Carr Hill PAGE Tl-YIRTY EIGHT Alqebra l I I W , VV'cwdQv-MN and fTWVS+lf'FlQl1V92w G6-omwfrw' Vw-JcnNwQy 'hflarnlnq The Stfxffflf of Sf!-QUQHW! Chemidryf A!! Wk mwfery and maqir! HPI 'l'lllR'l'Y N PAH E FOHTY Sfudenf Council- Noble words and achonsm Health and Safefy Council g h'Te-aching men The use of Mmple Honor Roll Group ---- With a smile of joy and friumph' .X , esta N2 'lf i-, r 1 I THIS APPARITION Through the forest mist we see Visions familiar to you and mcg Let us look, O Indian maid, Before this apparition fade: The din of slamming lockers - The mad rush for the lunchroom - The popping radiators - Sunny weeks and rainy weekends - The sound of music from floor to floor - NVilting corsages on Monday morning - Vendors in the center hall - 1128 odors from 206 - Exchange of Annual pictures - Frantic pencil sharpening before tests - The fright of legal-cap paper - Thrill of the class dav race - Sin ring of class son fs in the lunchroom - Brick ice cream and-.two-for-a-penny cookies - Potted plants on Stoll speaker da - The neat row of waiting cars in the drive at 2:55 -- Chipped finger-nail polish in the middle of the week - The howling of the wind around the corners of the building - New fads in specs - The New Look' - Invitation to Knowledge - Committee Meetings in 213 - Silent Nighti' around the Christmas tree - Long lines at the bus stop - Student Council slogans - Basketball games after school - The joy of heing a Senior - the home stretchn Ann Carr Hill Indy Greer essie Tully I if f , N I '4 f K X . J I .1 , Q ' 1 I x U 51 1 W. I M J .' in- K PAGE FORTY-ON E 11111 FOR'l'Y-'VVVU Office Force and Aidedl Hgkllifzd in all H10 HAHA Office Training I Ar? is AIN We ar+s of picfurefwriiinq' Squad Lemdere -- 'xMar1y qames of sldlf and hazard Am I not flIi,l'fJ nf lens! Ihr: glrlsy pool, That lmtli no cause to flnfler, tells me su. 1 I lim princess As she stands hefore Out of our glorified wigwam' steps our idea nc 1 the magic pool, we see reflected there the oval face of Jennie Lee Thompson, sur- rounded hy the flowing locks of Carolyn Hendrickson. Walling provides the perfect hackground for the sparlding hrown eyes of Betty Hardy. The glowing complexion of Helen petite nose of Shirley Pinnick and the we realize the soothing voice we hear is that As she steps forward to greet us, l' fr forth from the lovely mouth of Janie Heinz. of Mandy Hardy sounc ing The flirtations smile which captures our attention is that of Gloria Collins, reveal- ing the pearly teeth of Lula Hughes. With the neatness of Mary Kathryn Larimore, the lithesome figure of Norma Ver- trees is adorned hy the fashionahle garments of Joe Ann Haddox. As our lovely princess walks lightly with the feet of Mildred Evans, we are made aware of the gracefulness of Bonnie Kaiser and the poise of june Rumpel. Georgia Duchscherefs charming hands hring forth Mildred Moss's sl-:ill with the paint hrush. Our own Indian princess possesses the versatility of Ann Carr Hillg this trait is manifested by the musical talents of Jesse Tully and the athletic prowess of Juanita Hollis. s ' 91' To send our lmcautiful maiden successfully through life, we grant her the comlmincd intelligence of Ann and Virginia Turner and the friendliness of Peggy Korfhage. As she walks from us toward the dawn of a new life, the sunny dis- position of LaVeme Ford and Margie Dover's sense of humor arc made ap- parent to us hv the merry laugh of Dorothy Milburn. joanie Gardner Joyce Slack AM I NOT FAIR? 2?-'R as :- A UJSQ9 PAGE FORTY-THREE DREAM A maiden of the Trihe ol I orlv-Eiglitn fell fast asleep. And wandered far into dreamlaudq She looked surprised at her own two feet, when she found upon them Indian moecasius of tan. ller dress was made of hear skin, and fringed around the hottomg ller braided belt was wide. These clothes, she cried, Are not mv own. WVhere did I get tlu-in? lfoe nor friend replied. She felt she was not alone, as she crept across the sand Toward a stream of water clearg Something seemed familiar along the river,s hank. It Was the Ohio! No pleasure boats were sailing on the water as she watched. But dark canoes glided by. VVhat a graceful sight it was to see the voung Braves row' The Senior gave a sigh. She drew a little closer to the wateris edge, NVhere an aged Indian stood. Ile gazed as one unreal across the fertile vallev, And seemed as hard as woodl The young graduate was verv braveg she asked. Why are vou so sad?U How dare a pale face question mel The old Indian seemed almost mad! Now the Shawnee graduate of Fortv-Eight was sorrv. and a little hir afraitl: She felt he was a foe. An empty canoe floated to the shore, and she stepped into il. Standing, she hegan to row Upstream, with her head held high and a steady hand, The old Indian faded awav, But a thought had remainedg Her forefathers had saved this countrv for herg She would possess it, someday! The dreamer fair awoke, and found, to her surprise. Moccasins on her feet. Mother had put them there as she sat asleep in the chairg They were pretty, and neat. Like a flash, she remembered the old Indian she talked with in her dream, And the thought came back againg Your forefathers have saved this countrv for you. XVhat a wonderful land at her own two feet had heen laid! Martha llollowax XVI - X v-Q 9' 2. X 27 iff' Fr 5: I7 x ,DA 9 re .11 E, -,Q x :Eli ,n-. -v PAGE FORTY-FOUR P Y :Of . ' af5 k,x 2 li AERONAUTICS land H Y I' X i , E -W... P ' l , t l . Y, av Z gg . .Y , Q O 4..--.-AA, , N g, S Z R C O N I 3. E R 1Frxl1:'Tvsy of Hu' fmxxlvl-.lm11'11:e1v Food Dfrmormfrafion Qrcfup -f WBVm1ql'2f Hmm food in bowk mf baeawofvd fqGl'OF1GUHCF -- MMarw wings assemwinqx Spanish V--VIH MA ,weed fonque, Hwouqh sfrangfbm KTW 44 37 ,f x 55 N- '9 31 EUQHSTW Five Enqiklfu Six Q 'The Cunning IHH9 peopk! To The presenf English VII class we dedicafe ihis page, whereon fhey may pasfe programs, faqs, and oihm' rcmcnwbrances of 'fheir own Senior Piay. IK Nr- Kif I 'K I have seen if in a vision. ,f ,VS P2 FORTY-SPIX' I AG I-I FOH'l'Y-l'I IGHT Clofhing flviiss Moran? X Foods lMi5-s Ciark 3 , ,Bound if sfronq wiilw reindeer shew' Clofhinq fMi5s Farrelil x Foods QMISS Brusseloach I - W I ' , Bel'1oId! The wooden dashes! f MILL HONEST INJUN! Facing West on trail of Larkwood. stood the large and spacious wig- wam, where there came a flock of maidens to acquire the ancient learn- ing. Some Brave Spirits came to meet them, whom Chief Spirit sent to warn them to beware, and not fall victim to the Spirit named Monda- min. Dressed he is in a green wrapper, on his head a golden tassel. 'Round his waist there hangs no scalp-lockg he has never won in battle. Thrice with him you'll have to struggle. Then the Wise Ones called a council to prepare the maids for battle. Soon the Spirit came before them from the land of Your Vocation , and at once began the battle, fierce and ha1'd, with deer-skin flyingg then at length they overcame him with their sharp-toothed pens and pencils. Wounded him but did not slay himg off he fled into the forest. Bragged and danced, they sang and studied, joyful ox er their great conquest. But from out the woods that autumn, coming from the land of Long Theme , once again he offered battle. Still unable to defeat them, ran again into the forest, where he lived throughout the winter. Skulking from the darksome hideout, when the spring sun's rays :first touched him, made he plans to snare the maidens, wise and bold, who did not fear him. Slyly slipping to the wig-warn, in the guise of VVitty-Humour, crept he up -beside a maiden, with a tongue as smooth as waterg told. to her an ancient legend, which she put into her essay. One by one in this same fashion made he victims of the maidens. As he conquered each new victim, stronger grew he from the battle, and the unprotected maidens never knew they had been conquered. Deep with- in the walls of Shawnee flourished this deceitful spirit, in a room they call Miss Johnston's , in a book they call the Annals , . Virginia Turner Anne Turner Kewl they said, We don? believe it! im L roivrr NINE. F , I AGE FIFTY Bookkeeping Uviiss Eakin, Mrs. Joiinsonjee How muciw Wampum? Shorfhand IV Uviias SCOHQ I Siworfiwand IV flvlise Surmanni T-iiFacii figure had a meaning Siworihand Ili Miss Scoiij J followers that tht' goal t-an he reaehtrd. tlwavs snrt' ot what tht-v are seeking. hnt et'rtain that it will he worth tht Q OUR WAY LIES THERE .llltlllllllllla loom upon Ihr' ptltll tu' mice: Yontltv' peak HUIL' rises sharp and eltftlr: l3t'lmltl.' ll .v!.'mtl.s- trilh ilw l1t't1tl tzplilietl: 'l'hitht'r tl't' f.1t1. s'int't' our ll'tllf lit-.v fIIl'I'l'.n In tht' wax' ot' lntlitns who tlwtllt tl htit ht t' , . t . ' ' -tm' ns. there appt-areal inanv ohstaeles - not onlx tall nionntains, lint dt'st'rts, toi wiltl heasts. hostile trihes, drought i the Indian hatl to he t-onstantlv on his guard even in well-known territorv It ht 1 , annne. anti strt-anis treaeherons with hidden pitl t - 't'sts, and nnknown terrors. Danger' lnrked t'vt-rvWht'rt lalls. ' - had not heen t-onragt'ons also. distant lands would have rcinainetl nnexploretl, and the India have linallx' ierishexl. ll he hatl hatl no enriositx' t'ttlK'0l'IliIlU' the unknown, no s i ' ' l n would , p rlt ol ad- ht xxonlt n xentnre. ' ' l ever have tried to tintl what lax- hehind the great pt'aks that often in his path. lit' inax' have wondt'rt'tl what poples. what tt'rrors. what Ure' 't , tn xtlltxst ll T lmevontl the: . l nt ht' would not have nndertakt'n tht- L'lllIlll. .-Xs wt' approat-h tht' end of our high sehool dax s. we, also. see lmttlore tis inanx' olista f- not real nlonntains or other natnral harrit-rs. lint others just as torinitlahlt-. If '- TUSL' MY 1'lt'S, ut nt to snrinonnt them, wt- inn ' ' st kt-up in nnntl tht- 'food tin'ilitit's whith ins Jiitd t . E . . ' yr tht' lnditn All these. plns tht- t'ndnr'1nt't' whieh tht' Indit ' ' A . . . tn sinelx posst'sst'tl, are indispt'nsihlt' to eess , . . as we start down tht' trail tox to ht't'olne onlx' hindranet's in tht- wax' of fntnrt' trax't'lt'rsg ol thost' who atlvanet' far inany will gradnallv fall hehind as tht' wav ht'eolnt's steep and tt-dions . . . vet tht- .-Xs this last group stands on the pt'-tk tt few tttttth tht nistlxts from I SUC- vard inonntains, a few will stop among tht: foothills, ther top will he attained ln' soineg sonit' will he sneeessfnl in their various fields - to prove to later f 1 . , . , . , -1 - - ' tit' restg tlissatisfied xxitl 'nt sn ' ' 1 I s .' eet-ss, thu' are fired with dt-teianination and the all-nnportant qnalitv - fa l'hev tntwt' on, ltvtl ln' tht'ir imagination. to set-k the lantl of invention and diseove ' eftort. Though stunt' will not tr'n'el 'ts fn' or rt ieh tht htighrs of othtis ht ith. rv, not L t .. . ,. ' ' .' t - important thing lor all is not to stop. In tht- world of progress one nnist ht- t-onstantlv inovintf, alwavs nnproving. NN e nxnst lit' looking forward toward tht- inonntains and their ehallengt-. sint't' t wax lies llll'I't -. llll' Carol Sharpe PA GE FIFTY-ONE 1. . WM ff Q15 mf, , V..-...g . P bl F , fp. ri P 13 . M Q, .av 1? 4 i 3 I mii- Q Mil A PAGE FIFTY-TWO Here IQ someflwinq fo amuse you fn vw AA- 2 'WW HMP Iv Qomefhinq in armme youw PACE FI F'l'Y-TH RICE Democracy in me making! X ,Th Y , , d . 0 na :om s- ,oqem Democracy In The making IH English Vil . . , The Tribe Calkeci xgcvfkrwx Gfee Cmb - SoLmdQ of music . . .N DVGVTTG Ciavx Dfawa Club - . . words of wonder Pukilc Speakimql DOWN THE TRAIL llu.s-l1in,Q !l'C-YfIi7IlI'll rfrr ilu' IIYIPIIIIHIIYIA 'Ili Ifu' flnr1ri1'rly.v uf Ifzf' ll'f'.x-I-ll'iml T in Ilzz' porluix of Iliff Siln.s'1'I To lllr' 4'rl1ff1'.v i'm1iolm.' lwu'rlrr. At last the time is drawing near when the princesses and maidens ot' the tribe ofthe Great Wigwam will leave and begin their Journey to greater wigwams. After sunset, all these princesses and maidens will assemble in the council hall of the Great Wigwam in order to receive parting gifts and exchange farewells. At the end ol' the ceremony the tribal song will be sung, and the baud will set out. Their departure will be a sad one, because many will never again travel along the paths to the Great Wigwam. They will begin their journeys on diverse paths and trailsg some meeting members of the tribe along their way. while others sigh and long in vain to see the rest of the tribe. Wher- cver tho Great Spirit leads them, however, the memories oi' the hap- py times when all were members of the tribe in the Great Wigwam will be rememberedg the carefree maidens will once more re-live days will return in retrospect, the those joyous moments. Libby mem l l',-N GH FIFTY-STX ,. 1 x H. ,A . 1 i, Q, 2 4 V f 1 I 4- -ww-1 -v-