South High School - Lens Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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SOUTH HIGH ANNUAL Remember Rose McCollum tl H asked Sylvia. She is teaching people to drive aeroplanes in the Levy Field. Yetta is very prosperous and employs a number of old South students as salesmen for her aeroplanes and dirigibles. Among the salesman are Carl Hanley, NVilbur Huntley, Gladys Knopp, Edith Kimmel- man, and Helen Kielmeyerf' XVarren Medert teaches Greek at O. S. U. Herman Heil and Emerson Ogborn teach Geometry at the same place. Barbara Oehsenwald, Marabel Root and Alvina Henderson live together, in an ideal old maids' home. They have an old cat, parrot and a canary bird. Thelma Sallee, Mabel Ruehle, and Ruth Ruble are in the Keith Circuit. Ruth Riehl and Elizabeth Rice are in the auto repairing business. Earl Rosenblum had his Ford fixed there last week and he claims he is still trying to find some of the parts. Carl Stalder and Julius Stone are barbers in the Close-Shave Barber Shop. They are giving poor Ted Russel1's bald head treatments, but so far have not been successful. Elmo Hulbert is star quarterback playing with the Crnery Oswalds. XVesley Yates teaches Spanish in a private school for Girls. Florence Weakley was arrested the other day for speeding on NVest Broad Street. Anna Visochnick is a chorus girl in the High Stoppers Review. Margarete Pugh is now teaching senior history at East High School and Margaret Rapp teaches sewing. Alma Sturgill, VVendal Stultz and Mathias Stocklin run a hot dog stand at the Stadium. Charlotte Hilscher, Sara Foreman, Bella Fox, and Ruth XVisemiller are manufacturers of bottled applesauce. Their nearest rivals are Marjorie Newhall and Gladys Hepner, who make a specialty of canned mashed potatoes with gravy. John Comeras and Rose Winter are salesmen for this corporation. Morris Tarkov has decided to become a bachelor after his third divorce. Just them Mr. Metcalf ran up to Sylvia and gave her a hall pass. She immediately left for the lower regions where she also edits a paper called the Infernal Idiots' Jolly Jestings. So bidding them goodbye she left and Eli re- turned to his work, leaving Marion dreaming as usual. ANNETTE BAER ALICE KEMP Senior-1 unior CRK was put aside on the evening of March 26, 1926 and the gymnasium was filled with gay students attending the annual Senior-Junior prom given by the Seniors. The prize waltz was Won by Dorothy Davis and NVilliam Collison. They were presented with a box of candy. Maxine Hicks and XVi1lis Powell proved champions at the Charleston. They also were presented with a box of candy. The Ohioans furnished the music to which no one could resist dancing. This affair was under the supervision of the class officers, Edward Hennesey, president, Emerson Ogborn, vice-president, and Emmett Berry, secretary a.nd treasurer. Committees in charge were: decorations, Miss Minna Volk, Marjory Todd, Ruth Knollman, Frank Heath, and Mr. Stauffer, invitations, Miss Clara Volk, May Hyle, Ruth Tungate, Dorothy XVa1-ner, and Elmo Hulbert, music, Mr. MacDonald, Emmett Berry, Vloodford Holzbacher, and Doris Bach, refresh- ments, Miss Armstrong ,Rodney Kolb, Fred Hoffman, and Evelyn Herbert, entertainment, Miss Grove, Miss Scott, Miss NVolfe, Marjorie Todd, Helen Jones, Alice Kemp, NVarren Medart, and Nellie Armentrout, lighting, Miss Flynn and Mr. Stauffer. umvmnmunumI1mmmmummon mu-mmumnmnmnummm

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