South High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Lima, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1925 volume:

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U l V'V'N qw W T1 Wav, M r ' . s . 5 Some of the smokes God dropped on the job Cross on the sky and count our years And sing in the secrets of our numbers: Sing their dawns and sing their evenings, Sing an old log-fire song: f 'TTYTX Qui 23 -f', J ' j'm'f -1 J Nl: H 1 Skis ' X Not soon shall I forget-a sheet Of golden water, cold and sweet, 5 M -1 fs 55. Y , ,,'wL,-. kg-Ng-Q, e 4 - ' li? fi, K 'Q X r Oh beautiful for spacious lawns To which our hearts do cling, For scholars here in ample throng TQ make the whole World ring. N x K ..QifWf 5g,,r f 5 y .Q y T. Q , I 4-X ,f,-sgrliiy - ff. -- .. x f V w w X I X 1 N . ' f 3 I 'ix .. ' , - My xxx AV i ,. ,J -fwfr , W, -..v .-W.. Q, f . N W Y X T x 4 mtl iii ,A H f,f:'l ,ln-K l 'W 39311 fill? .'.w.fw V 'I 9 5 755, n 3 ' x MARIE BOVVLUS ELIZABETH LOCKRIDGE Heidelberg University, B. A. De Pauw University, A. B. English Ancient History and English HELEN MEREDITH Antioch and Columbia, B. A., M. A. A English SOPHEA ELIZABETH ROESS HELEN SHANAHAN Ohio State, B. S. in Education Trinity, A. B. English English and Latin MARIE MUEHLBAUER 'J. VV. SCHXVARTZ Miami Ohio Northern History and Geography History and Geography ' A AVA BALLOU Denison University, A. B. Head of History Department ANNA SMITH MISS BEATRJCE PETERS Ohio Vvesleyan, A. B. Ohio Xvesleyan University, B. A. History and Geography General and Modern History 1 I il ' 5 -13. .rf - I 251' ylflfxdf '1 0 hs ,ALT .,,, Y, H Y ui 'lf T777 lmllillgrifffpl Af 5 ' I 'Q ll WUQQSQF l f INIISS COSETTE SCOTT HATTIE THORING DEFIANCE COLLEGE Heidelberg, A, 113, 1NIgLthen1a,tiC5 lNI21t.h6I'lli1tlCS RUTH BACHMAYER Ohio Xvesleyan, B. A.. Mathematios and History HELEN NEUMAN HECKLER Ohio NVes1eyan, A. B. History and Geography MARY TUDOR Bowling Green Mathematics MERLE BURDEN Ohio Wfesleyan, A. B. H EDITH RIDEVNOUR Ohio University Commercial HiS't0l'y, Geography and English HAZEL BAVER Ohio State, H, S. Head of Cornmercial Department . ETHEL STILES ' ETHEL ASHER Michigan State Normal and Cleary College Ohio State Commercial History and Geography il I Wg 1 3 S- G A L A W . rg 'fri QIFX, ' ' - KJ on K D. ,,,,,!L,, Yr, - ,O,,,,,,,, AW, ,W -,O W ,,,,o,,o,,M--o 1 i 'X ':.- --... .- S1521 -. wr .U - X gk ', l Al jfgfji ' -4 3... ,vu 'S Yiigiiiilillf Q I J x PAULINE E. JONES C. F. SINCLAIR Ohio Vvesleyan University, B. A. X Ohio State English Plane Geometry and General Mathematics GENEVIEVE INIARVIN Ohio University, B. S. in Education English CLYDE PIENRSON C. F. HUGHES Miami. B. S. Ohio Northern 8: Ohio State, B. S., M. A. ltlanual Art Head of Mathematical Department MARY J. CROXVTHER THELMA BURGOON Carnegie Institute Lima. Business College Library Science Office MARY CONRATH Columbia University of Chicago, Ph. B., M. A. Latin and Spanish NAOMI SHREVE-S LOUISE TAGGART Ohio University, A. B. Ohio Xvesleyan, B. A, English Latin and French S B ,a 9 -,. -M ......... , ..... .. . , A 5 . if F2 ,fl - GMS' , , if 1, nr-Y V fzzwu- iii I KK ., fgQ- jx I s B A es .. L ' '. gffffg X 1 . N, If, Q if time . eq: HELEN NUNGESTER Oberlin, A. B. Biology and General Science VERNA DAVIDSON Bluffton, A. B. General Science GEO. G. MAXFIELD Michigan Agriculture College, B. S. Science MYRTA STOVER Ohio Xvesleyan, B. A. XVM. H. G-ALBERACH Kenyon, Ph. B. Physiology Pliysicul Education R. D. CHAMBERLAZQI P. S. XVALDECK Practical Miami, B. S. Machine Shop Machine Shop A H. C. ROBERSCN Miami Manual Training LOLA SCHAERGES HELENA BAEQR Miami University, B. S. Bowling Green Home Economics Home Economics I I .lei is ifif' 5-,ix B' J' I 'iw 'RTV 1 -' ll, 4 B' I l l Q w EST? - . , ,,,,,, , Wg. V 5 ,J ,IM , Y .7 W - , Yrwial... K-, .,, Wi 13 3 f ' i' l ll LEONA SMITH HELEN BAKER Ohio Ylfesleyan, Music Soloist Bluffton RL Toledo Conservatory, A. B., B. M. Music History and Geography N EARL ALEXANDER Miami Mechanical Drawing LIARIQ EVAN S NIARTHA ROUY Ohio Northern Ohio XVesleyan QQ Chicago Art Inst.. II. A. Muwic Art PAUL B. HARTMAN MRS. A. YV. SCHULTZ Boston Tech. Baldwin -XVIIIIHCG, A, Ll. Mfuhemanix-s IVIARGARET CARTER ' Ohio State, B. S. Education CHARLOTTE DARRAGH BERYI. XV. SHARICR Ohio State, B. S. in Agri. and Edu. Ohio State, A. 11. Home Economics Psychology l K l ig' l X f Yjjr YQ HY gAVY 4: -M ' VTR' 1 in 5. V , A Z.. 13, -Q, H Q W R! 2 -N -. 1-W?- x 1ff'T5f-'f an - r ...N ,lx ll f U L U Q, . or , 1, Ruth Bachmeyer: 2, Betty Lockridgeg 3, Louise Taggartg 4, Helen Nungester- 5 Dxck Glaham 6 Cosette Scott 7 Ethel Asherg 8, Hazel Bavex 9 Marie Bowlus' 10 Helen Meredith' 11 Ethel Stiles. , I , , . u - n ., . . ig - . , N - v y . - 1 ' . ' 'Z , , , 1 y ' ,Si fb SF-if ix-X 5 1 ' lf--. I I vial Il: iKLAf Ill fifg-, J V 1 I .. g 5 ' 1 ll .7 ggeiaizsnrv' ?l1lll,.Hlgw,,L ' The Class of '25 By Betty Lengel Farewell, dear Alma lVIater, Dear teachers, classmates true, The time has come for us to leave And start careers anew. Our school life here is ended, No more we'll roam the hallsg For we must follow and obey - When a stronger impulse calls. VVe've been loyal to every phase Of school life, here at South. Faithfully we've worked, and Willing, every year at South. Proudly we have waved on high Our colors, blue and gold. Oft times to victory we've cheered Our warriors, brave and bold. Oh, it's six long years we've spent here Six happy, care-free years Filled with joys that now must cease As graduation nears. And we recall good times we've had As it nears the time to part, For they'll soon be but memories Treasured in our hearts. Oh, it seems unfair that we must leave Old South, old Gold and Blueg It's hard to think that the school we've loved Must at last be bid adieu. Yet we cannot linger here for aye, Like others, we too pass by To seek what life holds for us, far From the portals of South High. So farewell, dear Alma Mater, Dear teachers, classmates true, May your school life carry on E'en though ours is through. And- when we've begun new lives ln thelworld beyond, K May the memory of our spirit Inspire you on and ,on. K L! 2, J 1 f !T':2:i. at W1 l - 5 fxli.,-, dll ' l 5' -- gi: 1 X. j Xl M ! I ' I V tx P 3 7 I mlm! - g ' if M ' M JM I 'I ,A E f i ' N 12- Q51 f7 70' 7' 17 4' ' 'I if W 'of ' X A L V ' f X ' I v 'V 12 aw Y V f s: 1112 Qllasses 4 15 XTX t '..eeTi . :r l Q O Njlllll' X0 History of Class of '25 The beginning of the school term of 1921 witnessed the advent of a very promising group of students into the domain of South High. Even as Freshmen, they began their upward climb to Seniorhood with meritorious effort. Evelyn Winegardner proved capable of bearing the responsibilities of leadership. Progress was rapid. The girls' enthusiasm in basketball foretold of future honors. Remark- able ability was displayed in The Gypsy Rover and Strongheart. Throughout the term the pep of this body was unexcelled. The reins of government in '22 were placed in the skilled hands of Mark Lutman. Then as Sophomoies the Class' of '25 continued its illustrious career. Their partici- pation and success in athletics was noteworthy. Representation in dramatics, music, and clubs showed the ability and spirit of a group of determined students. On re-entering S. H. S. as Juniors, the Class of '25 entrusted the administration K S I fl l ll ll . A . 3? ' ss E . f ' A VK .h h ,'-f'4,,. f-f --f' Af f----nf-W ---W f-ff+sX4g XXX. . 'vm-v Y. .. R i J in-.3..il'iT? 1 . - Vg, .D.--...,., -,.-,,,, A, , HM , Y AMA. W +95 4 vi Ps. 14: K ' lliliz :lo of theiraaffairs. to Ted Kafitz. The championship of the Soccer Tournament went to the girls of the class. ln the Garden of the Shah and Daddy Long Legs were the achievements of the '25ers in theatricals. The Junior-Senior Prom turned out to be the biggest social function of the year. Then the long-waited day arrived! In September, 1924, the Seniors began their final season in their beloved South. The untiring efforts of Myrtle Slade, the chief executive, brought the class into' the very center of the limelight. The motto these people adopted when Freshmen was greatly emphasized, Do it for South - a noble maxim worthy of emphasis to be sure! The responsibility of putting across a lyceum course was placed on the Seniors of '25 by lVIr. Graham, principal. With the aid of Miss Conrath, the selected program was an assured success. Another institution established was Senior Hobo Day. The droll costuming will evidently remain in the memories of many for a long time. To the Seniors of this year is also due much credit for inaugurating the Hrst Home-Coming Day at South. Despite the fact they don't' allow it anymore at Kissing Hollow, several out- door parties were held. The Professor's Love Story, a Barrie Comedy, was presented by the talented ones of the classyin the new auditorium. The appearing of the Rainbow weekly instead of bi-monthly was likewise hailed with delight. The climax of social function was the Junior Prom. Everyone assured the Juniors no other event' had been planned and carried out with so much genuine entertain- ment in it, as that last farwell reception for the class of '25. ' Senior Day and the bestowing of the memorial was greeted with both tears and joy. Finally, the day of granting diplomas dawned! Then the Class of '25 passed forever through the portals of high school life at South. 1. mg ueni W n,n'f45'x' 11 4 . - MQ.. .ZA 7 ,QL , N 5 A . A- -3, 5'- '.'3, 1--1 T S 4. 13-if t. . Xf' - 1344!-fsY if-'W v- --- -7-Y-H - D HW 6.6955 ,.. , , NAA-. , WM W mdk' W NLS!! e9351I'!l 'L W13 QHfLL B E E, MADELEIN E UFH EIL-' 'Maddien FRANKLIN GILROYi IFTIllIkIl GALA LEEDY- MARY BURG0ONl Jf.J: TH EODORE KAE1Tz- Ted ALICE NESBITIL- Tuggle HEI,EN KALIHER'r,H0lIIlj K K fl F 1 un 5 Y :J 4, yu ir E. f ' 'Qi' .x i 'M' ---+L -LELQQ IWADELINE ROBNOLTE-'rA'1!lddi6', IXRTH UR SWISHER- Chick EDITH BYERLY- Pep Wamsmzgqf e f f Q, u, EDNA HILYARD-- Eddie , VVALTER NEGELSPACH--'r.EflliEJJ gg OLIVE HAWKINS- Billie ff 3 IVIADALENE LENGEL- Betty -5-3 'n.'xx, 9' , '-:Hn V5 ,, HX--f zz ,, , ill ,,,. . N- L..-.. V- v , .J . Qgd' -IREM t .1,f f.. A A A -fvf-W - 7 E ' ev! 11 FRANCES ASHLA- Nil-He VELMA 'rURNEY-- EDITH PARR- E ' - GLENN MORRIS- Lanky V LEE VAN BIARGEN ' Lee GERTRUDE SPENCER Spe il ,ff-fmn ,f f ,,., ,lm 4.7 MJ- - mgi , . U K 1 -'- ' A J n . -4L., , A LILIAN GRUENBAUM- LVly 53. ALICE STEVENSON--lrSf67l8 ', RAYMOND BOYER- Ray ALICE DAVISONTIfDIl1.'j'J, fi? FERDINAND ELSASS-Hlflldgdn YQ RICHARD CONRAD- Dick'J ' HARRIET VVHITE- Dolly i LILLIAN WAGGONER- lVaggie V M' - f- V , 124 iYiWT'N Qfgli' M Qfljffffffa lz ' WW 1 - - 1 iff? 3 1 aw uf M ,X 4 . - ,-,i- - ..,,,-., ,, , ,WWW , ...Jw ,H , ,W -Y,,,....v- ..--- - A 5- ZS, , If - nus1:muag3,,,,, 'eigwzsxlvf MARY WILKIN- Sk-ne REID MORRIS--f'Al0Tfi8,' TURAH MOZEL1-'tfl100dj',, MARK LUTMAN- Luffy RALPH BALLINGER- DALLAS SHIELDS-'rBll5fBf X B MARTHA BARNETT- M'artie QQ I JJ 4- ,,4- 5 '- LQ w I . X Ili E , ifiii . it in i ! I? 1-7 - J 5 ' Walk! HAROLD SHRIDER- Pere RUTH ARNULD- Dimpie IVIYRTLE S1.ADE- Patch 1 , V ,. 4 HNEDH JENNINGS-'Ned - s X CERELDA SrA1fI.LToN- Betty GRAL1: WACONER Hx. -. , . - .' ..-, X-. 1 ALOYSIUS QU1NLAN-- Babe any vm .- bf A 1 4,552. 1 -1- ,, , , , ,WWAK A.. ,, ...-lL 4,-F55 5 -' --' 'lfl' K i 5' W N EIWA TAYLOR-ftAl1B?'J MARY X!VILl.IABiS'tlWilli6JJ LA DONN.AX BAUMGARDNER- Babe rf v MORTON BOGART- Red 4 LOUISE SHOCKEY- Louie i LUCILLE OVERHoLTzER- Jimmie 'g LOWELLA CRAIG- Lell f,,5f?' k f' K' - 7 --W f -- -- -W If --fr ' iax MARCEl.l,A STEX'ENSON-1'MllffiP,' EI.NfER DUNBAR- 'H11.vky INEZ MASON- Ike ' Q5 JOHN KRAFT- Shorty L A WILLIS EIBl.ING-Hlffillilf' MYRTLE SPEES-n11'fil'k?yH VELIN1A REICLL Val ' W2!1IfHsfgf! K . 1 .. L if 11 U gm l Q, x Q, N 4-4' f'g',1,,,g,. ,. ! '-3, ,W .,,. , -W , , 3 Ll,,'hfR if ' '311' VQBML, : - 41-I- - f ik ' 'nw' 4c9,?Ill95f VVILMA ToM1.INsoN- Billie WALTER HAUSER- Walt LAMo1N12 BROW'N- IIBf0ZUfliP,', I JJ t El.IzAB12'rH KARTHAUSER-Q- Beflz' ESTH ER RIDENOUR- S-tr x v DELMA DAY- Del WVILBUR GOOjJENOVb'-ftlfljib E..-.. z 1, I, . .5 f-y X Xu .f-fl 7 K- NA I,- A 'ITV b 1 ,A-f'l'WiHN .wise-ill f 1 il ' A Wxi . -.Q . . A . MADELEINE UFHEILTrfMddd16JJ , Peck's bad boy has nothing on me. Blue Triangle '22, '23, '24, '25, Girls XVe1- rare '22, '23, '24, '25, Sophomore Literary Society '23, Nature Study Club, Pres, '24, Type Ticklers, Pres. '25, Class Treas- urer '25, Prom. Decoration Committee '24, Rainbow Staff, Literary Ed. '25, Bible Clulb '22, Class Basketball '22, Inter-Class Debate '24, Southern Screamers '24, '25, The Professor's Love Story '25, His Model Wife '25 FRANKLIN GILROY-'-N,F1'II7IkU Rainbow Staff '23, '24, '25, Science Club '24, The Profesor's Love Story '25, Class Basketball '23, '24, '25. GALA LEEDYT Disturb not my slumbers , For I dream great dreams. Blue Triangle '2i3, '24, '25, Girls XVelfare League '23, '24, 25, Type Ticklers '25, Literary Society '23, Ye Merrie Players '24, '25, Class Secy. '24, Junior Hop Com- mittee '24, Memorial Committee '25 .. if MARY BURGO0N-- Jr. 1t's a short, short life we live here, So I'm living while I can. Masquers '22, Ye Merrie Players '23, '24, 25, Blue 'l'riangle '22, '23, '24, '25, Cab- inet '24, '25, Girls Xhfelfare '23, '24, '25, Secy. Literary Society '22, Rainbow Staff '23, '24, '25, Cir. lirlgr. '25, Girls Athletic Assn. '22, Leaders Corps '25, Referee '25, Southern Screamers '24, '25, Class Basket- ball '22, '23, '24, '25, Soccer '24, '25, All- Star Team '25, Baseball '24, Track '25, Play Com. '24, Prom. Com. '24, Breezy Point '22, Daddy Long Legs '24, Pro- l'essor's Love Story '25. THEODORE KAFITZ-'IT6d', You've tried the rest Now try the hest. Class Pres. '24, Prom. Committee '24, Class Basketball '23, Rainbow Staff '23, '24, '25, Assistant Manager '24, Business Manager '25. f 1, ALICE NESBITTL-'TUggl6 Have am smile for everyone you meet And everyone will have a smile for you. , Masquers '22, Ye Merrie Players '24, '25, Reporter '25, Blue Triangle Club 22, '23, '24, '25,'Gir1s XWelfare League '22, '23, '24, '25, Commercial Club '22, '23, Sophomore Literary Society '23, Daddy Long Legs , Southern Screamers '24, '25, Memorial Committee. HEI.EN KALIHER- Honny Everybody calls me Honny And you may call me Honny too. Blue'Triangle '22, '23, '24, '25, Choral Club '22, '23, Vifltan '22, '25, Girls XVel- fare League '22, '23, '24, '25, Vice Pres. '22, '23, '24, Pres. ,'25, Ring and Pin Com- mittee '24, Prom Program Committee '24, Gypsy Rover '22, In Old Louisiana '23, Southern Screaers '24, Literary So- ciety '23, Memorial Committee. MADELINE RoBNoLTE- Madd:e ' Ye Merrie Players '24, '25, Girls Welfare '22, '23, '24, '25, Blue Triangle '22, '23, '24, '25, Pep Brigade '22, '23, '24, '25, Com- mercial 'Club '22, '23, Geology Club '23, '24, Athletic. Association, Howling Hun- dred .3 '.. ' Boosters' Club '23 ' ' Science Club 2 Rainbow Staff 25 Soccei 24 'Daddy Long Legs 24 lug gi '9 . 94, , 9 , 24, . - , . . ,EL 1 . 1 5 1 H' n 1 ' ,se if- as.: -'Q--X A. 1 f NN . f , ' I H -yi ',. , -1-'1L...gi-1 ' lg, V Q.. .- - A, 7 ,.,. Hi X 7777777 L v ii V X-T i :wait ul 4 K EDITH BYERLY- Pep To be a, friend with a. heart and smile That tHvi'll1.fnake this bubble of life WOT IW 1 6. Choral Club '23, '24, Ye Merrie Players '24, '25, Girls Nvielfare League '23, '24, '25, Blue Triangle '23, '24, '25, Literary S0- ciety '23, Secy. '23, Southern Screamers '24, '25, Rainbow Staff '24, '25, Class Secy. '24, Reporter '25, Athletic Association '23, ,Debate Teams '25- Class Basketball '23, '24, '25, varsity -22, '23, Blue and Gold Team '25, Navy Team '24, Soccer '24, '25, All Stars '25, In Old Louisiana '23, In The Garden of The Shah '24, Daddy Long Legs '24, His Model XVife '25. EDNA HILYARD- Eddie Blue Triangle '24, Girls Vifelfare '24, '25, Raingow Staff '25, Southern Screamers '24 ' 5 WALTER N EGELSPACI-I-rr..Ef7li8U Aim to get the best Life has in store for you. Commercial Club '21, Glee Club '22, Or- chestra '22, '23, '24, '25, Band '23, Junior Music Committee '24, Senior Program Committee '25. . . ,, OLIVE HAWKINS1-frBllll8 To be master of myself but beyond that to look for something far great- er than myself. ' Art Clu-b '23, '24, Secy. '23, Sophomore Literary Society, Pres. '23, Ye Merrie Players '24, '25, Vice Pres, '24, Girls W'el- fare League '23, '24, '25, Blue Triangle Club, '22, '23, '24, '25, Vice Pres. '24, Pres. '25, VV-itan '25, Southern Screamers '24, '25, Leaders Corps '25, Referee '25, Rain- bow Staff '24, '25, Reporter '24, Editor- -in-'Chief '25, Inter-Class Debate '24, All Star Team '25, Class Basketball '22, '23, '25, Class Baseball '24, '25, Track '22, Miss Somebody Else '24, Daddy Long Legs '24, The Professor's Love Story '25, Prom. Program Committee '24, Play Committee '25, Ring and Pine Committee 24. MADALENE LENGEL- Betty Life- To find its meaning is my meat and drink. Class Reprorter '22, Class Secy. Treas. '23, Girls XVIe fare League '23, '24, '25, Girls Athletic Assn. '23, Home Economics Club '-24, Choral Club '23, '24, Southern Scream- ers '24, '25, Masquers '23, Secy.-Treas., Literary Society '23, Orchestra '22, '23, ,24 '25, Secy.-Treas. '22, Blue Triangle Clu'b '23, '24, '25, Cabinet '25, Type Tick- lers '25, Ye Merrie Players '25 Rainbow Staff '22, '24, '25, Reporter '22, '24, As- sistant Editor '25, Prom. -Invitation Com- mittee '24, Class Play Committee '25, Breezy Point '22, Daddy Long Legs '24, The Gypsy Rover '22, The Pro- fessor's Love Story '25. FRANCES Asi-IBA- Nickie I-Ionesty. Your conscience betrays you. Girls Welfare League '22, Blue Triangle '24, '25, Commercial Club '22, '2l3, '24, Type Ticklers '25, Awarded Medal '24, Central Type Contest '24. VELMA TURNEY- I may do something sensational yet. Blue Triangle '24, '25, Girls Welfare League '25, Commercial Club '23, '24, Type Ticklers '25, Southern ,Screamers '23, '24, Sophomore Literary Society '23, l 1. g m lilly' M W L 3111, L F X L 53 I, mf? to , EDITH fPARR- E Better not to be at all, Than not to be noble. Central High '22, '23, '24, At South, Girls VVelfare League '25. GLENN MORRIS- Lanky I am always on the contrary side. Class Baseball '23, Class Basketball '23, '24, '25, Varsity Football '24, Science Club '24, '25, Vvitan '24, '25. LEE VAN BLARGEN-ULEEU Honor is the crowning virtue of American manhood. Science Club '24, '25, Pres. '25, Inter-Class Debate '24, Debate Team '25, Affirmative. GERTRUDE SPENCER'--HSPBU To be glad, not to be sad. Commercial Club '24, Blue Triangle '24, '25, Type Ticklers '25. ff - U LILIAN GRUENBAUlNl- Lily Cheer up, it could be worse ' Ye Merrie Players '22, '23, '24, '25, Pres. '25, Rainbow Staff '22, '24, '25, News Edi- tor '25, Girls XVelfare League '25, Qu1d Nunc Staff '24, Prom. Program Commit- tee '24, All Star Soccer '25, Class Soccer '24, '25, Class Basketball '25, Class Base- ball '24, Blue Triangle '24, '25, Xvitan '25, Southern Screamers '24, '25, Class Play Committee '24, Daddy Long Legs '2-12 The Trysting Place '24, The New Puor '25, The Professor's Love Story '25. ALICE STEvENsoN- Steve Old reliable. Always good, always the same, Blue Triangle 522, '23, '24, '25, Girls XVel- fare League '22, '23, '24, '25, Home Eco- nomics Club '24, Treasurer '25, Reporter '25, Girls Athletic Association '22, '23, Commercial Club '24, Southern Screamers '24, '25, Class Baseball '23, '24, Basket- ball '24, '25, Soccer '24, '25. RAYNIOND BOYER-HRIQVU If I can't give you satisfaction. You haven't a chance in the world. Glee Club '22, Science Club '23, Rainbow Staff '24, Hi-Y '24, '25, Student Manager '24, '2'5, Stage Manager and Electrician '25, South Varsity Club '25, Treasurer '25, Motion Picture Operator '25, The Professor's Love Story. ALICE DAVISON-tfDHiJj'JJ The world's no better if we worry, Life's no longer if we hurry. Prom. Invitation Committee '24, Blue Tri- angle '22, '23, '24, '25, NVelfare League '23, 24,' '25, Art Club '23, '24, '25, Secy.- greas. Pres. '25, Soccer '25, Gypsy over ' . FERDINAND ELsAss- Fudge Iii the thief of time is Procrastina- on, Arrest him now. Insure your desti- na ion, Edison Science Club '24, '25, Treas. '25, Quid Nunc Editor '24, Interclass Lebate '24 Daddy Long Legs '24. RICHARD CONRAD-nDiCkU Climb though the rocks be rugged. Science Club '25, New Hampshire High 22, '23, '24. HARRIET VVHITE- Dolly Never do today what can be done tomorrow. Blue Triangle '22 '23, '24, '25, Girls WVel- fare League '22, '23, '24, '25, Girls Athletic Association '22, '2v3, Sophomore Literary Society '23, Choral Club '23, '24, '25, In the Garden of the Shah '24, Daddy Long Legs '24. LILLIAN WAGGONER- Waggie Cheer up, the end is in sight. Blue Triangle '23, '24, Choral Club '23, '24, '25, 'Secretary '25, Sophomore Literary Society '23, In Old Louisiana '24, The Garden of the Shah '24, The Bells of Beaujolias '25. MARY XVILKIN1'f'Sk-NE!! A balg in the basket is worth two in the han . Girls NVelfare League '24, '25, B-lue Tri- angle Clulb '24, Type Ticklers '25, Soph- omore Llterary Society '23, Commercial Club '22, '23, Class Basketball '22, '23, '24, '25, Class Soccer '24, '25, Class Base- ball '24, Girls Athletic Association '22, 1-Iome Economics Club '24. REID M0RRIST M0Tfl8,J Sometimes I just set and think and sometimes I just set.- Hi-Y Club '24, '25, Science Club '23, '24, Class Baseball '23, Class Basketball TURAH MOZEL- Toody He profits most, who serves best. Sophomore Literary Society '23, Commer- cial Club '23, Blue Triangle '24, '25, In- ter-Class Debate '24. f f MARK LUTMAN-I Lutty ' Jack of all trades, but when will I master one? Class Editor '22, Class Asst. Business Manager '23, Class Business Manager '24, Assistant Athletic Editor Rainbow '24: Advertising Manager '25, Glee Club '22, '23, '24, '25, Vice Pres. '24, Pres. '25, Band '23, '24, '25, Orchestra '23, '24, '25, Secy. '24, Hi-Y '24, '25, Class Basketball '22, '23, Varsity Club '25, Class Pres. '23, Vice Pres. '24, Secy. '25, Junior Hop Commit- tee: The Gypsy Rover '22, In the Gar- den of the Shah '24, Daddy Long Legs '24, The Bells of Beaujolaisn '25, The Professors Love Story '25, Invitation Committee '25, Inter-Class Debate '24, Play Committee '24, '25. DALLAS SHIELDS- Buster as I go, girls watch me so. '25, Hi-Y Club '24, Love Story '25. I chatter, chatter That's the reason lVitan '24, '25, Pres. '25, The Professor's MARTHA BARNETT-'tMHTfiEl, She has a kindly ly manner. HAROLD SHRIDER- Pete Love, and the world loves with you. Class Secy. '21, '22, Orchestra '22, '23, '24, '25, Glee Club '22, '23, '24, '25, Secy. '25, Ba.rsit5Q2Focg,b1zill '25, Miss Cherggr Blos- som ' ' e of Beaujolaisn ' g The Professor's Lovse Story '25, Secy. Varsity Club '25' Band '22 '23 '24 spirit and a friend- o i l N. , I , , , , -25. ' ' f S F34 X ,f'.x', ali 'Z' ,' ...ur , Ls-. v . if Wi E' gg. T ,W Nb, I 'nh' 'u ll l .y 'V'-'Yr' .dw ,gills -N v-1 1- , 3, 1 1,'U'-lli',,- X vw-W r g 'Uhr i iQ6w Q4 l 77 r - ' 13.14 , 1 I1 use 55 'X ., My RUTH ARNOLD- Dimpie It is th,e heart and not the brain That to the highest doth attain. Class Reporter '23, Aft Club '23, '24, '25, Vice Pres. '24, Type Ticklers '25, Vice Pres. '25, Invitation Committee '25, Cen- tral Type Contest '24, Awarded Medal '25, 'MYRTLE SLADE-uPdfChU To love and be loved. Sophomore Literary Society, Blue Trl- angle '22, '23, '24, '25, Cabinet '25, Girls Welfare League '22, '23, '24, '25, Girls Athleitc Association '22, '23, Commercial Clulb '23, '24, Secy. and Treas. Type Tick- lers '25, Southern Screamers, Prom. Com- mittee '24, Basketball '22, '23, '24, '25, Soccer '23, '24, Capt. '25, The Professor's Love Story '25, Inter-Class Debate '2-L NED JENNINGS-rrIN76dI, Knowledge is power. Hi-Y '23, '24, '25, Pres. '24, '25, Science Clulb '23, '24, Debate Cluib '24, '25, Debate Team '25, Vice Pres. Class '25. ff 1, CERELDA STAPLETON- Betty One cannot always be a heroine, but one can always be a lady. Choral Club '23, '24, Ye Merrie Players '24, '25, Blue Triangle '23, '24, '25, Girls Vlfelfare '22, '23, '24, '25, Girls Athletic Association '22, Class Basketball '22, '23, '24, '25, Ceptain '23, Captain Blue and Gold Team-'25, Varsity Basketball '23, Soccer '24, 125, All Star Soccer Team '25: Track '22, Baseball '24, Sophomore Liter- ary Society, In Old Louisiana , Daddy Long Legs , The New Poor , The Pro- Eessozrgs Love Story , Invitation Commit- ee ' . GRACE WAcoNER- Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomor- row we may die. Blue Triangle '22, '2l3, '24, '25, Girls YVel- fare '23, '24, '25, Rainbow Staff '24, Girls Athletics Association '23, '24, Type Tick- lers '25, Commercial Club '23, Home Eco- nomics Club, Pres. '24, Class Basketball '22. '23, '24, Literary Society '23, South- ggi? Screamers '24, '25, His Model XVife ALOYSIUS QUINLAN- Babe Class Basketball '22, Quid Nunc '24, De-'hate Club '22, Rainlbow Staff '25. NEMA TAYLOR- Nee Never contradict although you know you're r g . 'lg-Que,2griz52g'le '25, New Hampshire High MARY WILLIAMS- lVillie To live, laugh and love. Blue Triangle '22, '23, '24, '25, Cabinet Member '23, '25, -Choral Club '23, '24, Secy. Treas. '23, Witan '25, Girls Xvelfare '22, gli.. '24, g235,2'5yl1fet Ticklers '25, Lggerazry ociey ' 3 e ic Association ' , ' 3, Southern Screamers '24, '25, Masquers '22, Gypsy R0ver ' '22, In Old Louisiana '23: Breezy Point '22, His Model Wife 125: Baseball '23, Soccer '24, '25, Captain '243,All Star Soccer '25, Basketball '23, 24, Q53 Captain '24, '25: All Star Basket- ball 24, '25, Varsity 'Z3. LA DONNA BAUMGARDNER- Babe Obedienli1e alone gives the right to comman . Rainbow Staff '24, Exchange Editor '24, Blue Triangle '25. L . MORTON BOGART- Red Silence is golden, I'm not rich. Hi-Y '24, '25, Secy. '25, XVitan '25, Stage Committee Class Play '24, '25, Student Basketball Manager '25, Assistant Foot- ball -and Basketball Manager '24, South Varsity Club 25. H I D LOUISE SHOCKEY- Louze WVIhen joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. Rainbow staff '25, Junior Prom, Com- mittee, Senior Program Committee, Blue Triangle, '24, '25, Cabinet '25, Choral Club '24, '25, Reporter '24, Southern Sggearitners '24, '25, Girls NVlel are League ' , ype TlcklersA'25g In the 'Garden of the Sha.h i The Bells of Beauiolalsi' rr I D U LUCILLE OVERHOLTZER- Jzmmze Tis the song you sing and the smile you wear, Thag carries the sunshine every- w ere. Vifitan '25, Vice Pres. '25, Choral '24, Blue Triangle '53, '25, Debate eTam '25, Blue Triang e ' . LOWELLA CRAIG-'K'LEl1'J Laugh angi be merry for tomorrow you may e. Blue Triangle '23, '24, '25, Girls VVelfare League '25, Home Economics Club '24, Class Soccer 24. N i U MARCELLA STEVENSON- Marcze Hold your temper and your tears. Blue,Triangle '25, Vvlitan '25, Girls XVel- fare 25. H U ELMER DUNBAR- Husky Don't walk in the dark, Stairways are rough. Student Manager '24, '25, Hi-Y Club '24, '25, Varsity Club '25, Daddy Long Legs 24 INsz MAsoN- Ike Blue Triangle '22, '23, '24, '25, Girls Wel- fare League '23, '24, '25, Choral '24, '25 Pres. '25, In the Garden of the Shall '24, The Bells of Beaujolals '25. JOHN KRAFT- Shorty Success is not so much staying up late at night but being' wide awake in the day time. Rainbow Staff '24, '25, Asst. Advertising Manager '25, Junior Prom. Committee '24s Class Basketball 322, Inter-'Class Debate '24:'Scienlce Club ' 4. '25, Secy. '25. ' WILLIS E1B1.1Nc- W1ll1e ' In your pantry of jams and jellies, think of me as the berries. Class basketball '25. ff - ,-, MYRTLE SPEES-- Mickey Take your time. It's all day till to- morrow. Blue Triangle '22, '23, '24, '25, Girls Wel- fare League '23, '24, '25, Home Economics Club '24, Vice Pres. '24, Sophomore Lit- erary Society '23, Type Ticklers '25, Southern Screamers '24, '25, Class Basket- ,lgzgllq '24, Soccer '24, Baseball '24:'Track VELlS1A REIGLE- Val To have friends is to be one. Sophomore Literary Society '23, Blue Triangle Club '22, '23, '24, '25, Commer- cial Club '23, '24: Girls Kieliare League '23, '24, '25, Girls' Athletic Association '23, '25l: Southern Screamers '24, '25, Type I'E22lglgr24'25: Soccer '25, Daddy Long ..f:f- - X - ,B -- ,W X,,- ,L,--- -- - 777. J.. , lll' 2 gg, 1 g - J l W li 'i A 1 1,0 A Class Prophecy Did you e-ver hear of the Yet-to-bef' The wonderful country of Yet-to-be? Where homes rich and humble, on efvery hand And mountains of knowledge and money stand. Where is this couzitry? How do you go? Listen dear children, and soon you shall know. Oh it's far away from here all right! At the rate you are going now, it will take you twenty years to reach this land because sometimes your path will be rough or slippery. But don't watch the path all the way or you won't enjoy the trip. just keep looking for the sunshine and the flowers for they are the first signs that you are nearing the promised land. I found this land first and have come back only long enough to let you know some of the pleasures that are in store. l had only a glimpse of the promised land, but this is what I saw: Harold Shrider, fAlias Petej a world renouned musician that can't be beat. Edith Byerly, a great politician, now ruler of Tinytown which has a large population. Mary Burgoon, that iblack-eyed sheikess, has made a great man out of 'lMark. What a heroic hero he is in the screen production of Tarzan, the Untamed. Kraft and Kafitz, Cash or Credit Clothing Company, are better known as the Ladies' Outfitting Shoppe. Hear Mary Williams sadly exclaim, If it isn't one bill its another. Billie Hawkins is Editor-in-Chief of the Early Morning Star. Dallas Shields and Russell Hall are taking a permanent rest cure at hdoon- light Bay. Madalene Robnolte and Walter Houser are running a beauty parlor. He adver- tises their permanent' wavingg she, their complexion. - Myrtle Slade, our old friend Patch, is still teaching philosophy. She is famous for her lecture, Man, the Gay Deceiverf' Betty Lengel spends most of her leisure hours in a Brown Studyf, She is also trustee in the Home for Stray Cats. ' - Arthur Swisher is president of the Fisher-Men's Club. Wilbur Goodenow is in a home for those who don't feel like working. He has been an inmate there for a number of years. Spees, Arnold, and Ashiba, formerly known as the Type Ticklers Three have recently changed the Type to Toe l Interesting, isn't it? Ferdinand Elsass took up sculpturing as a profession and soon after that came the report that Nema Taylor and Edith Parr are living in Greenwich Village and , working as models. x Ned Jennings, Lee Van Blargen and Bobby Waggoner are in Europe playing l Two Crooks and a Lady. f I fl 3 t ,,--1- f K 'pk 'lril' X - -- A---- - fr -'Y -'YA A' 7 ' 'Nl' ' ' - -sll1x y ...,.-.,, 'ill-rv' li1'f'fr. . qlllgs 'mr ,Ili X ,rl ii Am i 1.li!'p:A we ff.-1. Emmy 'Raimi ill , xi A 0 Alice Davison is called Neysa McMein II. She is now painting the world's handsomest men. It is rumored that Owen Harrod is posing for her. La Donna Baumgardner, Reed Morris and Aloysius Quinlan are members, of the Ohio Board of Censors. It isn't known if they have much sense'r not. Alice Stevenson and Betty Stepleton have a dancing salon. Velma Turney is their police-woman whose job it is to keep -the dancers dancing. Lillian Waggoner is teaching Home Economics at South. Experience has made her a good teacher. , Alice Nesbitrt is matron of the Elmer Tuggle home for Wayward boys. Esther Ridenour, Inez Mason and VValter Neglespagh are with the Metropolitan Grand Opera. Edna Smith is teaching physical culture at Ohio State. Morton Bogart' and Raymond Boyer are managing the New York Giants. They had a very successful season. Ralph Ballinger is professor of English at Yale. Lamoine Brown is head-barber at Sing-Sing. Louise Shockey gives advice to lovesick young men. It is invariably, Say it with Howersf' . , Edna Hilyard and Luella Craig own the famous Green-Tea Room. A Kenneth Layland is starring in the modern version of the Sheik. ' Lillian Gruenbaum is his leading lady. Gala Leedy and Delma Day are nursing at the New City Hospital. Harold Kooken, the Saxaphone King, is with Paul Whitman Junior's Orchestra. YVilma Tomlinson and Martha Barnett are founders of the Anti-Rouge League. V lVIadeleine Ufheil is poet laureate of America. . . Elmer Dunbar and Willis Eibling are still famous as the World's Dummest Dumbellsf' Lucille Overholtzer is 'Only a Poor Chorus Girliefl Turah Mosel is Chief Judge of the Supreme Court. I Beth Karthauser, owner of the New Orpheum, recently announced that Velma Reigle bought half interest in the company. Mary Wilkin is keeping house on Franklin street while Gertrude Spencer is mistress of a Herrod Mansion. ' Marcella Stevenson won a thousand dollar prize for the best story in the True Story contest. I ' I e Norman Miner is president of the Beaverdam City Bank. Richard Conrad has discovered a sure cure for freckles. But this is enough! I know that you all want to go, because this land I have been telling you about is better know-n as the Land of. 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R-EEMZ 6ESOz'.WmEESH USA -255: EMSMMHHO3 -k:gPl,5m:'mm 3:35 NEEOOG: -Etna Kweggzwlbg-H8000 :SES -EVEEYA: FEWOEHEYW hEb'm'lh2:U z:vEs:H 2:5295 ewgdhlhdhlwmdgm 2:3635 IOZENS: 53:5 d:k5lms:em MESS :hxmsmc Stdmvm -Bdmlhdegn 'SFEH zxgn: -OEQSQ EBQSEESQIUQEOO vs-gsm :wc-asm: -:annum .EQIFSOHMH UEOEQH :ESF -BEOWOM nga-OSNMIHQAOQ HEOENSM -5202: QMEMAESA crdtmgltdmom F-0:02 HSQQZ lj V! , XR MA V Jx yf Ev NNY? VY K ,S N .X fu emywmw 1 w..1 r vyglt- His? Nixkmxh: V 65.241 'K'-' 'L3?2i!E21ff 5 K, 'ff mx . 'Y 1 :A+ 7151 .ff , ff .K .5 .5 , K.. Y r yr Lew . 'X' I 5 Xi qMQfgQ ,GNZWHTTII ,glliyeelwijgggf 4 - -1- Mei' Vzfgfg - ---- - - - ---W ---V1 -V -- - ---' ' '- --fmwfzf' -' 'gig A155 Sznywfx Q, Y ff 'E Y-,P - M A Q ' ' . ' -2:-u ' fl 'F W, fi 1 I I x 3 F Eli? W gli? - r s Kilim History of the Class of 1926 The Class of '26 started out as Freshmen by being one of the livliest, peppiest classes in South. Eliza Stuart was elected president. A weiner roast and several parties helped to make the year a success socially. VVe were represented in both Choral and Ye llflerrie Plays, and on football and basketball teams. Q Last year we entered South High, as Sophomores and elected Beryl Wren as our leader. We won a prominent part in athletics, having members from our class on the basketball and football teams. The boys, class basketball team held the championship. We also had two parties, one at the Locomotive Club and another at the Moose Hall. We edited one edition of the Rainbow, Thomas Sidener acting as editor. As in the Freshmen year, we were represented in the Choral Club and Ye Merrie Plays. But this year has proven to be the most successful of all. The very first thing of importance which the Juniors accomplished was a thrilling hay-ride to Kissing Hollow. Shortly after this, a big party, a covered-dish supper, and a Christmas party all in one, was held in the Cafeteria. The same night the Whole class enjoyed a theatre party at the Faurot with lVIr. Clark as host. The next important event was the choosing of the standard ring by the Juniors. The committee was especially competent in this task of selecting South's standard emblem. One feat the Juniors can always be proud of is that they were the first class to wear the new ring. During the course of the year, the Juniors were represented in every play and in every sport. The captains of both football and basketball teams were Juniors. The girls soccer team held the championship. The Juniors also had the honor of conducting the mass meeting during the holiday season of February. In debating this year, half of the team members were Jun-iors. But the biggest event of the year was the class play, Adam and Eva. The cast was especially good, and honorable mention must be given to the efficient com- mittees. lt was the most successful enterprise the Juniors have ever undertaken. The Junior issue of the Rainbow preceding the class play was especially interest- ing and original. Byron Osmon was editor this year. Marcli llth was the night of the Hard-luck dance. It was said that this was the funniest and best party ever staged by this class. Everyone had a wonderful time. The committee on this dance deserves highest honor for their service and loyalty. The Junior-Senior Prom ended the successful career of the Junior class of this year. It was declared the best ever and was the crowning of the year's work. The only hope which the Juniors entertain is that their Senior year may be as successful and interesting as this year has been. . Sas i x' 'latin Y , -- NY - ff, i ,--Hx 'wv . 1 ,, ,1:2s1mx:Mm xli:!llQ5I:1Lix'gsgfX w-w- r H, eq IEW' 7' -figs-82.9-1i',, 1 W1 W 1--.fliif il-f YW V WW iioilfgq im? Q5-4 M yi I 5 f . Qi' Av i 4- .pa . - f. ff K f I ff:-553 ,Sv ' 1 I I gk 5 Q ,. . in g History of the Class of 1927 With the usual greenness of a fresh1x.a:'. cig,s'.,, the class of '27 ente.ed Senior High, After the novelty wore OH they got down to work under the leadership of their class president, Elizabeth Dudley. A Weiner roast at Kissing Hollow and a Hallowe'en party were the high lights of their first year. The class took an active' part in school activities. Many football and basketball men represented '27 in athletics. Several Freshmen also took part' in the dramatic presentations of the year. VVith more knowledge, they became Sophomores. Again the class of '27 was prominent in school activities. The spotlight was flashed on this class for the second time on the football field and basketball floor. This year, members of this class took prominent parts in the dramatic play and operetta. Come on '27. ..- 5- f- 1 N ,r . 'i' . -- , A - ,D rlrw ,V-,1 ,A W 7' fgmmn ' A- eww ' 'J N 'Jill ,fg lillli t E, I ggi on L N I, 3 Mi 2 ve, r. , . History of the Freshman Class The first meeting of the class of '28 was held in the former part of October, 1924, for the purpose of electing class officers. Helen hllorey was chosen by a small majority to lead the Freshmen during the year. She proved to be a good leader and the class progressed under her leadership. Many of the class qualified for the Ye Nlerrie Players. Some of the members of the class organized a club which they called the Upides. There were also some boys of the Freshman Class who were initiated into the Hi Y Club. ' Some of the members of the class evidenced a great interest in athletics. There were several who made the hrst football team, and two, Louis Goebel and Elwood Guy, received letters. The Freshmen meant a lot to South Hi during the football season. YVhen the basketball season came, some of the Freshies went out, but not so much enthusiasm was shown in this sport. The class enjoyed several social functions during the year. Miss Bachmayer was supervisor of these. The Freshmen consider their first year of high school life a success. Next year they will come back to school as Sophomores, ready to renew their efforts for South High. A -ef tV.?f'-'f. f N .mffrv .,if5':w-svif'9+iJ .FK sifiilg '7-if ' ' i KD -5 I f' '. LM.: 'Ji ,4a2X2lg-5-fgsmki , + kiiiip-ie mS W-Wi UK. W 'F5?7lT!1 -V K Lf ' r 1 Q , x ff fl 'A I 1 i j A f ' Nl K V Kgxxh X-Qfx L., 4 . 'Y H 'z.L,,..' ' X f - if-Nfd ,.-v ' ,..,.Q Q W ne, K., 'B Q f' 1 X g r isp, -A.5--- ffifg ' ,' V ' 'I S1 ,fe is ,Ab-, J, .-.J 4--5. V I il K' I f'v51s,..., 0.1 -'fix V-A-V ll l Li-E ag? 1 l 1. ' - A .., -! 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A E 1-1, -eD'3vK.fI,.rq?iL-if :vw if I, ar syn X 1 X no ' , Ye Merrie Players ' LILIAN GRUENBAUM an ----- President HOWARD ROBINSON Vice President VERA VoRHEEs - Secretary ALICE 'NESBITT - Reporter . Miss HELEN MEREDI1'H Supervisor Ye Merrie Players, the Senior High dramatic society, is the oldest club at South. Each year has been more successful than the former. The club was first organized under the leadership of Franklin Mowery, then it was led by Harold Thomas, Carl Blank, James Smith, Neil Shaw, Robert Berger, and Calvin Early. ' - A great variety of plays have been successfully presented by the dramatic clu-b. They include: When Patty VVent to College : Daddy : A Perplexlng Situation 3 Purple and Fine Linen g Zara.gueta g t'Strongheart g I-Iurry! Hurry! I-Iurry! : Miss Somebody E1se g The Trysting Place : 'The Gray Parrot and The New Poor. The society has also helped the school by frequently contributing money to the auditorium fund. , . E ,This year has been one of exceptional success. The' annual play, The New Poor, was given at the dedication of the new auditorium with great success. Donations were made to the auitorium fund and to the library. Speaking parts for the May pageant, The Wonderous Gift, were taken by members of Ye Merrie Players. The officers for 1926 are: preside-nt, Kathryn Gilmore: vice president, Eugene Kaliherg secretary, Helen Moreyg reporter, Maxine Wallfburg. , I Y I A 5 Q..-f Q VI ll A ' ee. e--M.----w.--- Y E --- E.E.,, 1 Ax ,.lyg11U!ZYjr: , UvU,,1 xQl, Y I'-122 :kvqlhzwizs X '1'i! ' 1. - f H:ifa:L.,,,.f '.2'LE-5.-4, CEL ?fsgjlaf fD52E'1f-H1kid,..W -ss s ss N -s ss - q...,,s xQjB?v5fF M ,?lEg,.f1wf:,: ,'im1.u, iii1,N BQ ji 1 Eff ,fs Chorgl Club . Miss Smith, supervisor Inez Mason, president Glee Club ,-.1 A X i Mr. Evans, supervisor Mark Lutman, president A- iff? 71135-EX , A '7gii'33 11:3 is Nffif-F2 - -'V4 'W' W---W --s--- - ws nf ' - 'E .--.:...:- , pa, - xl 0. The Choral Club has won for itself the name of being one of the most important clubs of South, by its activities this year. The Choral Club not only presented its annual operetta, but it also entered the Eisteddfod at Findlay and carried off second honors there. Then. it also gave a radio concert which was a great success in every way. Under the leadership of Miss Leona Smith, the Choral Club has done its best work this year. The Bells of Beajoulaish was the Choral Club operetta, presented in the new auditorium. The story took place on a small French island, where an American party had come to visit. Mr. Bender, the head of this party, was immediately made the object of the Countess Mariajs affections. The Duke, although affianoed to the Countess, fell in love with Aunt Sarah, Mr. Bender's sister and chaperone of the American party. Mr. Bender's daughter, Phillis and her friend, Belle, were also in the American party with their finances. These young gentlemen think they fall in love with two village girls, Yvonne and Susette. After many complications, all ends happily and the Americans' leave the island just as they found it. The cast of characters 'was as follows: Augustus Mark Lutinan John Bender Robert Thomas Larry Yale Bloom Tony Harold Shrider 1-Iarkins Earl Speer Pierre Harry Roeder Chlcot John Rutledge Countess Kathryn Cheney Aunt Sarah Esther Ridenour Phi1liS Gertrude Ernest ,V Belle Lillian Waggener if Yvonne - Mae Niles ,Q Susette L-ouse Shockey i s Fantine Inez Mason is , 'ii' if - Y f -- - slr' ,r, ,.,. ' ,Ln W 1:3 'iff '1 ' .V J' fl-Q 'vii A HW' .ff,.-v-Y-1-. .,-,..-.-....,,, N ,...,..-...,,w....,.V.,v -wr wmv' ..,,. -V, ,,,,,,l GE , ,H The Professorls Love Story was presented by the Senior class. Left to right lN'ilbur Goodenow, Lilian Grueiihaum, Raymond Boyer, Betty Lengel, Harold Shridei' Billie Hawkins, Mark Lutmziii, Elizabeth Ku1'tliz1use1'. NVulte1' Hauser, Mary Burgoon Dallas Shields. Y . in .- D 152 ' -r L ,. :wr- . ,J U M.: l -IQ1 I .-,fZmf:'5!'ff5i3f ,E Qlfig wfm ix' lrifhl gx I ff,l .,,f ' L5-U 1 ' 242222 , uf 0 Adam. and Eva A THREE-ACT CORIEDY PRESENTED BY THE M 1'. James King Cust of Chzxlucteis Corinthia, the maid Julie De-Xvitt Clinton DeVVitt Eva King Dr. Delanuifer Aunt Abby, the 1 Adam Smith Uncle Horace Lord Andrew IUI it, who i: dc-vply interuffed in club work JUNIOR CLASS Nui-man Minor Ruth ,Daily lV1llL1l'lH9 Xvhlte Yale Bloonl Kathryn Gilmore Nl'il1au'd Bingham - Helen Jones Earle Speer - Elon Hill Earl Vogelsang .11 .x1'zg3WI,AyL K 'w X Q3 ,,::-gy-.r-. YS X,1g,:-,,1A: nm U www 1:15 qi, f-X21A,v:.9 mf'sa:Eig v F M f'? G-cfm? ' 'k'1'M ': Wm' xi' Mfg! ki, -PLM . Qi 'fx' MASQUE-RS L00k1'idge, Shanahan, supervisors LEADERS CORPS Miss Stover, suvpervisor Leora. Mae Reese, president l J -' L' -' x'- . :fx - v K .- . ,ff Q..- x, --.-WN---F -..,-F-.--.,-W W -,Y..,.W,.,,.,... ...w,,..w.N.,..,,,...,.w, w -. K . ....,.. 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Miss Stiles, slupervisor Madeleine Ufheil, president 'fxvig ' Sf: T ..,,,,,....,...VW,,.,.,K..,,,m6mhK..,,,...., ,N ,,-M,,?- ff! ,7 ,V N, i . ,ff - . 5 X W f ,nf 9- ' tl! I+ 4 N RQ . , -1'WUT5fY'7! we AVQIM-:w:iI,1J,gx ,'W5f'q 'WEi4, fjrSQA All :iw cfx .591 -LAI. ' ,lv V ee fr 3522265 W .Za-r 'ig'-23fvfq3,3-5X'r: E'!'v Wjlgx' 212 1.un:ss-gg, .K JUNIOR HI-Y Mr. Xvilliams, supervisor QV! v X. qw EDISON SCIFNCD CI UB - 4 1 A 4, 4 1 W Mr. Maxfield. supervisohr Lee Van Blargen, president ei df Q3 , Le N1 n'. E?:IS-W: '-1 V , xf -f . ve - - - -T,.....A- - W.. f--- -W -WW' Y YW. ,ffwl Y LYNN, x.,,.,, V, x, , W 1 WW y!53E H S iengbmifff' g ff M. HI-Y Mr. Maxiield, supervisor Ned Jennings, president X VVITAN ' Milton Driver, president Miss Bowlus, supervisor vw gl. X za . , ff- B ,, N-1 v,f1:'- v Q w , ,,,, A ,A Y Y ,W ,W M, 4 , .W , ,,.,,7W,,,, V7 , . W ' 'I 3- R ' -if' 4 11. i ,Q ., ., I .,,,, 'M -FA I -yy.. .f'I .' ':: 1 qi?-, .ey8QXEgg if! 4 1 X ,M K -N., ,Mya-ff-4 Y VY if-31,3-Lfff-..,21,n1aL-53,1 . Y T .-:-miQi'E'I5i'E?3 if xi1'f?N-? Lf QMS 3' 1 Il ff Q- If, Fxfl Negative Team, left to right-Ned Jennings, Helen Kaliher, Glenroi Zierer, QSM Maxine Vvalburg. Affirmativo 'Foam-Lee Van I!lm'g'en,.1,uci11e Overholtzer, Bob Chap- lran, Esther Ridenour. !'.'E??' fig?-Fg,N'4'F7ix EQp'wEG A '-Ji 'HH -'ff -Q-www-Q -f-' :XX wwunnmfgafr----Lfgwff ---4--,:w.NQgQTw ,.T,.1W,...,,.R:T-1g?,mX,,,m..,,mw7 T? w TY -mf. mEWE' S 2f -, 2 -A+ 'f q2'- , by T, lrssh Show f ic- . 4 N ., 'T i Q4 5, - e l TUE. A ziwzllhlrflh H125 A - -A Y ' YY-ci ....f- ' by memes 4 Manual Arts More than three hundred boys take wood-work each week. The picture of furniture illustrates the type of work that is done by the Senior High boys. Those who sa-w this department on o-pen house ,night receive-Q at better conception of the , kind and amount of work accomplished. Many th-ings are constructed as needed for other school activities, such as, a, float for Hallowe'en, football for Thanksgiving game, stage scenery, float for boys' week, platform for May festival and equip-ment for bookstore at South. Wlith the two new machines that were recently installed, a jointer and a universal saw, we now have a well equiped shop. , Manual Arts has been, is, and should con-tinue to be, a very definite and important part of the general education scheme, and though it deals exclusively with manual a.ctivities,'its objective, briefly stated, 'may be said to be knowledge of, rather than intimate acquaintance with such manual activities. I like to consider the objective of Manual Arts work in terms of appreciation rather than in terms of development of skill. ' A -I-I. C. ROBERSON. . 4 'Knee H fr U f n ' . FE ff? N F1-3 ' -JJ ,f-5. i fm -lux i -Q , - ,,, if cmd- W , ,, vii wi ni-vw K c s., Q!!! !!l!!I!i d r! 7 Yells Bread Can! Tin Can! Who Can ?- YVe Can! South! S -S-S -S- S O-O-O-O-O U-U-U-U--U T-T-T+T-T H - H - H - H - H South! South! South! S. H. S. Rah! Rah! .S. H. S. Rah! Rah! VVh0 Rah? Who Rah? ' S. H. S. Rath! Rah! Yea Lima Yea Lima Yea-Yea-Yea! Ea-11-a-fight Ea-a-21-fight ' - Ea-a-a-fight South! South! South I Yea-Team Yea1-Team Yea-Team Fighvem, Fight'Em, Fight'em. 3 K 54 x. ffl?- foj- fx,-' J'-T!!! ! ,Y , H, -M f ll .J 1 .1 .- ,. 14 pf, ,-- ,g.. v 1Q,q1.:f1. , xi. , -. V , N55- M' -- -- 'k f K 1 ...1:.-- s 4 MV N -. NX 3 m il 1 5 x 1 .W I Psilrletirs L' . 1 ftiffifififiisi i . 1 -.E I -QJVS in-is u -1 Er' - Wifi? 1-i-:ggi 33 353 -' 'Srl-t 'Y F1159 - 1'Jf3L,f' ' 5,-f.,Q - HT vgfkfi ' EEE ,W , mg: QI. 7535 2 - .ERN 'Q Q I4 ,ping A ?'Q .- F 1 ,gag 1 fy V f, 2 --1 , KX . . 3,5 Z 4 .- ,K -as-i - K' s ' . 5374 5? 3' wi, E 1 -V rg , J? QQ' 9 33,1 , Eiig z 1. A ,... 1 A A' 153 H ii? Q ,QW xflvlfin, 'VA . 1, .. -1z'1 ms'M3::X 5321 5,' W5 fi f. A 42535251133 ' Y Qi! s S K Cv , ' fx 5 - 1 - 'Ks' .I .2 3:53 15541 a 'ulllillifisa ' H JU N! 9. 'fe ' Athletic Assistants NIR. H. C. Rosizksox MR. VV. H. RosE Assistant Football Coach Assistant Physical Director RAYMOND BOYER Student Mazzfzger for Football ELMER DUNBER MoRToN BOGART Student .llflanager Student Manager for Basketball I7 YI I7 W a Q M , I7 W Q Qi ' '75s-X 5 4' H E lb-, gil o 1924 Football Season The 192-P football season found South with a new coach and only five letter- men around which to build a team. But out of the host of green material, Coach Galberach developed a team that won a majority of the games, and that fought, winning or losing, from whistle to gun. Injuries took an unusually heavy toll this year and sent an almost wholly new second team backfield into the Thanksgiving battle. Van Buren was the first opponent faced and was sent home smarting under a 19-2 walloping. Coach gave nearly every player on the bench a chance to show his stuff and, consequently, the game, though rather slow at times, proved very interesting. . The long trip to Fremont, taken on the same day that the game was played, took all the pep out of the players, but nevertheless they carried,off the scalp of the upstaters to the tune of 12-2. ' After tramping on Bellefontaine for more than three quarters, the Tigers saw their six point lead, and the game, hopelessly lost when Karbo, visiting half, make a magniiicient run for abtounchdown and kicked goal just before the gun cracked. The game with VVapakonet'a was uninteresting and the Tigers, plainly suffering from over-confidence, scored only two touchdowns, winning 12-O. Our old enemy, Bluffton, was overwhelmed by the lopsided score of 32-O, the highest count ever made between the two teams. This splendid victory put new life in the Tigers and they took Ada into camp 12-0 the following week. Ada never got past our -l-0 yard line more than once. T Probably the best and most exciting game of the season was the struggle between South and Cleveland Heights.. The Southeiners repeated the dose given two years ago and avenged last year's defeat when they held the raging Clevelanders at bay while they scored the single touchdown that won the game. The Toledo VVoodward scrap, won by them by the score of 7-0, put four first stringers on the hospital list, the defeat by Cleveland Commerce made the list bigger, and the Defiance game, which ended with both teams 12 points ahead of where they started, just about finished wrecking the team. V ' The Thanksgiving battle was a tragedy for Southern rooters and consequently glorious for Central. The crippled Tigers, who had held nothing back in former encounters, many of them with injuries that would have retired most athletes, fought the unhampered Dragons to a standstill, but fell to glorious defeat. The final score was 12-0 A It kk 1' l Q1-11, ,iglllililiilifiif in its '?J:f 'ill s Tim 1. Ei Li. iixh . - MM --W -A -1 -ef-f H Y-fd -,.....:fA gg a, X BERYL WREN-Just Beryl The great Worth that Beryl displayed in his Freshman and Sophomore years won him the captaincy of the 1924- eleven. When he hit the line, something gave and it Wasn't' Beryl. Plunges of thirty yards, almost impossible to the average fullback, were heeled off by the great bundle of muscle and courage many times. Besides that, he could run the ends and pass straight and true as a bullet. Another year of football will no doubt bring him state-wide notice. l7Yl ILA VY! VY! IAA IAA Left to right, Top Row--Boyer, manager, Heitzman, Shape, Mowharr, Rutledge. Peltier, Sidener, XVa,l1ace, G. Norris, Porter, Fundom, Bowersock, Taylor, Kaliher, Roberson, assistant coachg WVa.ldeck, business liianager. . ij Second Row-Dunbar, manager: Throckmorton, Vvorkman, Guy, Todt, Thomas, Minor, Q' Ga.lbera.ch, coach: B. Wren, captaing Vastano, Bullock, L. Bowers, J. Bowers, Cumrine, K ' Shrider, E. Vvren, Young. X Bottom Row-Ford, Wright, Smith, Redge, Goeble, Carr, Heffner, Long, Vance, 1 Q Gilmore, Calle, Lincoln, Holden, I-Iortman. Hlxx, ,-Q ',,T,,' K I . li ll lk J 5 - -'LL' -is - - -'HH A - -V -f---f - --'-' -'HW-A .1 1 -W - - K--4 ... ,- QQWII a 'll'lr,,,s- Louis VAs'rANo- Louie Louie's sensational work in t'he Fre- mont game convinced Coach that he had a right tackle that could be de- pended upon. His ability to knife through any line and his ability to take it earned him much praise. With this experience back of him, he should be a tower of defense and one of the best men on the team next year. Joe Boweus- Joe This was Joe's first year as a regular in football and he made good. In spite of the fact that he played every game and fought all the time, he finished this hodoo season without a scratch, barring a bunged up nose gotten in practice. He will be one of the bulwarks of the team for two more years. JOHN RUTLEDGE-rrJdZU7l', Injuries robbed Johnny of a letter last year but this season he stuck it out in spite of more injuries that would have conquered many a less courageous fighter. His position was center and he His and held it down in faultless style. passes were always fast and true he was a hard man to go through. He is another of our Sophomore stars and has two years more to fight for the school. GUY XVORKNIAN-ttH0ge,, Hoge was one of the few players who cinched his position from the first. Any opposing back who tried to go through left tackle usually thought that he had connected with a battering ram. Despite the fact that Workman played on the line, he scored two touch- downs via the fumble route 5 ,l l rank I ,-I .44 a? H ,- - .ima -' ....- 1... W :v u nt 1. -- N-fl 1- .-1-r :rv .1 R.. 3. , , l - x lfil 'QF1 ' fm x , p lllll Def L, W NORMAN MINOR Coming to us, already fortified with ample, experience, Minor proved to be a capable guard and a steady, consistent fighter. He hit 'em low, hard, and often, and anyone trying to go through him certainly knew that he hadn't been to a party. His spirit will be missed next year. RANDOLPH BAR'rHo1.D- Connie Connie probably had a better knowledge of football because of his ample experience than any other player on the squad. From his position at quarter, he directed out rock-crushers all through the year and besides could give a good imitation of a war tank when he hit the line. ROBERT I'IEITZNIAN1HB0bU Bob was one of our pair of fast wingmen and although this was his first year in varsity sports, he made himself one of the most valued imen on the team. Fast and tall, he could get down under punts and spear passes with ease. Another year will see him fighting as ever for South. ' LEWIS GOEBEL- Stonewall Lack of a pair of football pants, large enough for this big Freshman, kept Fat out of the Hrst few games, but when 'a special pair arrived Goebel took his place at guard, and any back who tried to go through him once, went in some other direction the next time. He has three years of football ahead of him. V ,.f',.-UT, - 412 't 3. W . Y .,... . .W Erwoon GUY Sid Southern football enthusiasts predict a brilliant future for Sid. ln his role as wingman, he invariably got down under Chuck's punts and nailed the receiver in his tracks. Few punts were ever run back through him. On the defense, he and YVorkman made the left side of the line nearly impregnable. fx ,,41. ,fmff-K -1, qi :LS X i Vx Us 1 is I he Lim? , G53 1 Ag an ,,t. ui . YE ,Q Q Cl X. CHARLES THROCICBTORTON-rrChUCkJJ Chuck's great natural football ability and his fighting spirit made him one of the most dependable warriors ever known at South. He can run the ends, hit the line, pass and kick with equal skill and effectiveness. In two years of varsity competition, he has won four letters and we can certainly count on him for the two years of his school life yet remaining. Ross xfVAiLLACET'fR055i6ll For the first and last time in his four years of high school life, Rossie engaged in varsity football. Despite his lack of weight, he played end, and his speed HAROl.D SHRIDER-'rP?f6Jl Pete was one of the best liked and most cheerful men on the squad. His grit and fighting qualities made up for his lack of weight, and he won his S in the face of competition and hard luck. His persistent plugging set an example to the rest of the players and his absence will certainly be felt next year. ROBERT TODT- Babu Bob's fighting spirit would not be denied and he won his position by sheer grit. Every minute he played, he fought like a demon and handled with ease, made his most feared to opposing safety men much heavier than himself. It is men. South certainly regrets t'hat this safe to say that South never possessed is his last year and mourns the passing of a more loyal player or' braver man one of her most courageous fighters. than Bob. ,fo it i i i W ,A ., llil X ' f ' A 'rw' A-viz, '.. U :YM --'-fl-Jfmf.-X ,..t5Nl'5S?XT!?s1155555 asifk ,i lfw'ffN:?, B wif-53:.:k Im .J fi2a!22f:.fffQfQ,2n+5 A,,,,,,,,,,,,,m ,,n.,,,.w.A, hw., ,,.. . H... . ,.N,.f.H1-.w'M- V W-N-M E-W-M--F ., , 'E:5f..XY3sd.mx:5rg??sZ?i..:.T, V , ,N-,,, 11 , 'l5kjfg2saK,i',?X.-W- -.JFN 'if iw , L W! vp , 5, lt -N v xX f -W If :X 1. -. 1 ,Q --'-L ' ' KX x . ,, 1 f l . phi ,JA Aww It : ' , ,-1 QC, u u JU. Ml m ii-5 get t FCM tttt gag. so KM.- -C 7..- as ' io Basketball With a hard cage schedule confronting them, the Tigers buckled down to active practice soon after Thanksgiving. The outlook was fairly bright as three lettermen reported for practice. A team was developed that was unusually successful except in the two inter-city clashes, both of which were taken by Cent'ral in two memorable battles. Our old cage rival, Van VVert, was the first to oppose the Southerners, and after a hard scrap, it was found that the visitors had one more point than did South, consequently they departed rejoicing. The following night, Bucyrus invaded the Blue and Gold camp expecting to keep up the good work. But the Tigers with the memory of the defeat of the former evening rankling in their breasts, tramped upon the visitors Without mercy and sent them home sadder but wiser. The big Akron West team repeated the dose of last year and held the fighting Southerners down to six points while it pulled down sixteen. The Tigers just couldn't hit the hoop and missed a number of easy chances, caging only one fielder during the scrap. Leipsic, the team that took the Class B sectional championship, proved easy and only got near the basket a few times. St. Marys was not so easy, but was nosed out by the Blue and Gold in the last few seconds. Bluffton fell by the score of 9-6, the smallest count of the year. Then came theifirst big scrap with Central. VVhy linger over a tragedy? VVe lost. The basket seemed about three inches across. After polishing off Celina, South took another crack at Central. After South, had led up to the last few seconds, Doan, Central center, got lucky and stuck in two inside of ten seconds and Central had won. The next night Sidney came and left badly licked. - The Ada game, won by them, was slow since neither team cared to show much, for they were scheduled to meet in the first round of the Kenton tournament. The second game, played at the tourney, in many respects, surpassed the last South-Central game in thrills and excitement. A fielder by Ada in the last half minute eliminated the Tigers and very effectually closed the basketball season. ,af X X11 N x .. - v '.v ---.-A--- W Y- ev-ifg n 3 -1 !If'f'y ,qj5g?EggQgii's jx Qgllg' w -fkflf l li i,..m'l-isfa Q I WYMY ' K' Y' 'kg idhm' Y Y -e ' ' f!,:'.'1'9ZTfi', -'i VVILBERT THONIAS- BiIl', Four years ago, Bill made his debut into the athletic world at South and has been one of the Star performers ever since. Though not large, his fight and speed has won him gt place on the basketbal-1 squad for four con- secutive years and on the football team for two. This season he was Flttingly rewarded by being selected as basketball captain. The most accurate shot on the team, a fast, heady floor worker, and possessor of a real lighting spirit. he proved worthy of his trust and inspired and strengthened the team. I 'Pop Row-VVZ H. Galberach fCoachJ, Donald Xvrexx, Robert Heitzman, Robert Todt. Ross Wiallnee, Morton Bogart fStudent Managerj. ' Bottom Row-Flrox Porter Charles Throckmorton VVilbert Thomas, Guy XVorkmun, Joe Bowexs Wi K7 su.. wtgrf ' . A. ' , , , .-L . ' i- 1 Q P-5-3- ' lxx 1 ,r-5. ' gl Ax lg JA A A z 1 XX WEB A o .-w? l .. .if ,:,N G L YL J, w A v Jos Bowsns- Joe Joe, besindes being high scorer for the year, played a real floor game in every contest. Vvhen sickness and ineligibility temporarily crippled the squad at the flrsft of the year, he kept up the morale of the team un-til the regulars returned. Ross WALLACE-frR055i6,l Rossie's light and accurate shooting eye won him a place in the hearts of all Southern rooters. He sunk all kinds of long shots and his speed made him much feared by opposing guards. Q A 'I at I, ELROY PORTER A A Asthis year's basketball season open- ed, Porter, one of South's regulars, was ,- ushered into the 1-imeugm for the first 4 T time. Porter proved himself a capable l guard and an excellent partner for ', 1 Xvorkman. .- ' ' -.sl , , met- ., -f--- -- - -muses sl, 3 gl 1 1 5 ,ul -- ' num, e l in Q w cf ' ROBERT TODT- Bob Todt carried his fighting spirit into basketball and his ever present cheerful- ness and courage brought him success. As guard he let few men through him and could always 'be depended on to scrap until the flnal gun. 'CHARLES T HROCKMORTON- Chuck The all-around ability of our big pivot man, coupled with his past experience, made him one of the most valuable mem- bers of the team. Tefmporari-ly out because of sickness, he returned quickly to stardom and made 'the Tigers one ROBERT HEITZMAN-f'B0b,, Chu-ck's illness gave Bofb his chan-ce and he quickly demonstrated that he knew the game. He played forward or center with equal skill and had a. 'fmean eye for the hoop. hundred per cent more efficient. I 7 I K GUY WORKMAN--rtH0gZJ, In his first year of basketbatll, Hoge wa,g.una.nin1ous choice for the all-city team. Trying to get through him was futile and opposing forwards soon found it out He was very accurate' in long shots and certainly sunk some pretty ones' ' QL ... 37 re X I 'Inv , ru e:z?14Lj - ti- ! 1 g ill . x ilu ,Qu M. X ily., glgillby Miss MYRTA STOVER Girls' Coarh and Pllysiml Director Girls' Athletics At the beginning of school this year, there was a marked interest on the part of the girls for athletics. This interest developed into enthusiasm and was noticeable throughout the whole year. It resulted in the -formation of soccer teams and at tourna- ment. More pep and enthusiasm were shown by the girls in this sport than in any other they have participated in. Although all the teams were especially fine, the Juniors carried off the honors as champions. The idea of giving embleims to the all-star soccer players, originated by Coach Stover, was very successful. Thirty of these awards were presented. ' The'basketball season was perhaps the most successful ever experienced by the girls. The Leader Corps, an organization of the athletic leaders, was especially helpful to Coach Stover and the players. They took charge of training rules, the selling of tickets and emblems for games, and also the final championship games. The basketball all-stars had an opportunity to display their abilities when they played a preliminary to a. South-Reserve game. Ten basketball emblems were given to all-stars. The old saying To the victor belong the spoils. was evidenced when the Seniors copped the tournament. ' The basketball season being over and the pep still running strong, the organ-ization of baseball teams was next in order. Not only was this game enjoyed. 'by all the girls but such sports as volley-ball, and various gymnasium games and exercises. The amount of pep and enthusiasm shown this year was remarkable and has never been equaled in any of the preceding years. The fine spirit of sportsmanship which was predominant in every girl marked the advance of our girls' athletics to a prominent place in the activities of our school. The one hope of the girls is that this spirit may live on and on through all the coming classes. The only sorrow to mar an otherwise perfect athletic year is the fact that we shall lose a wonderful pal and Coach. This is the one regret the girls have with the closing of the school term. Not only was Miss Stover a perfect Coach in all sports, but a comrade and friend to all. Her absence next year will 'be felt by all the girls. l .As t . if . Soccer Soccer is 11 new activity at South, having been played only two years. However much interest was taken in it by the students and it promises to become one of the mejor sports for the girls. Last fall an interclass tourmunen-t was held among the girls. In the first games, which were hard, fought, the Sophomores and Freshmen were eliminated. The championship game was played -between the Juniors and Seniors, the Juniors being victorious. b V After the tournament an all-star team was picked from the four class teams. The girls on this team were awarded emblems for their work. U i i. S SSW L i Basketball ,nik ,--A--121 i i K TOURNEY SCORES Freshmen .. .......... -1- Sophomores Sophomores ....... 10 Seniors . Freshmen .. ....... 31 Seniors . Sophomores ....... ll Juniors . Freshmen .. 3 Juniors . Juniors ...... .... 7 Seniors . n ix , Y! X . . ---'1 K. , - . , X KK X Xfxgrg-1 In the 'baseiball tou1'n9.ments the Juniors proved- themselves.: superior by winning the chzuiiploiiship game from the Sophomores, 6-3. Track interclass meet was held May 15th at South for the Hrst time since 1921. The Sophoniores Won the nmeet with 22 points. The Seniors followed with 19. Evon Long, Sth year, was individual point winner with twelve points to her credit. Mary VVil1ia.ms with eleven points, won second place. The Mat Team, composed of sixteen members, was the iirst of its kind ever organized et South. Under the coaching of Miss Stover, the girls worked up some splendid stnunts. They gave an exhibition on Open House night and gave a. program before the fathers of the Home and School Assocution as well as in assembly. 1 1 . v W.-,,' 4 sri, mf5?.,f 'v-, ee- ee-- T.. - W-.. --.-. A - -. C- W..- ,. ,ill llt .. U1 ' r Yr , +e 'llll3l' 'o Calendar . SEPTEMBER 1 8-School begins with Mr. Graham principal. Pupils got lost in new halls and class rooms. 13+Tigers defeat Van Buren 19-2 in first game of the season. 15-Rainbow staff have banquet at Y. M. C. A. Lots of pep shown. 16-Ted Kafitz elected to lead the Seniors in the final round. 20-Fremont drops before South 2-12. 24-Junior Class elects Maxine Nvallburg as president. 26-First issue of the weekly Rainbow appears. Seniors enjoy hayride and Weiner roast. Ask Ted how he enjoyed his initiation. 'Snuff sed. 27--South loses to Bellefontaine 6-7. OCTOBER 1iB'lue Triangle members enjoy Friendly Frolic at Y. M. C. A. 4--South annihilates Vlfapakoneta on their own field 12-0. Atta time, boys! 11-Our old enemy Bluffton falls before South 32-0. 18-South tramples Ada 13-0. 20-Sophomores elect 0hu'ck Throfckmlorton president: Fresh-men choose Helen Morey. 23-'Seniors enjoy masquerade dance at Laux Hall. 25-Rah! Tigers down Cleveland Heights 6-0. 29-Teachers have Underground Meal. They all came back above ground, however. 31-Horns! Confetti! A real Miardi Gras! A real King and Queen and everything! Betty Lengel, South, and Morris Hughes, Central, rule the festival. NOVEMBER 1-Tough luck! Toledo Woodward defeats South 7-0. 8-Cleveland West Commerce steps on South to the tune of 27-7. 11-Laurant, the magician, is first number on South's lecture course. 14-Janitors were getting lazy so Girls' Welfare League gave a Carnival with shows, caps, horns, confetti and all the trimmings. Needless to say, the janitors are cured of their disease. 15-South ties Defiance 12-12. 2'0-Jess Pugh gives his side-splitting entertainment including latest rules in oratory. 25--Girls on all-star soccer team receive letters. Atta time, girls, show your stuff! 26-Senior Hobo Day. They certainly looked their part and somehow they seemed' natural anyrway. 'Stunnyl Everybody getting 'pep for 27th. 27-South bows to Central 0-12. Editor goes to Madison, WVis., for C. I. P. A. Con- vention. ' DECEMBER 3-Myrtle Slade is elected to succeed Ted Kafitz as Senior president. 4-Mothers' Progressive Club banquets football men in Cafeteria. 5-Sophomores enjoy masquerade party in Cafeteria. , 9-Sidney Landen delights his audience on lecture course. 12-Juniors become kids for a few short hours. Juniors and Seniors enjoy theatre party at Faurot, as guests of Players Guild who are presenting The Brat. 22--Lollipop epidemic spread throughout the school fexcepting the faculty, of course.D 25-Santa. rewards everyone for being so good q?7 Consequently everybody received lots of presents. A e . .-j..... lv xv x , N: is 1 mt we Hum' X' L' ,.-s!Y'.!IlEf':7. wg! L if I - W ,W Q, 1,q ,. ut 1 JANUARY 8-At last! Auditorium and Library formally dedicated. Ye Merrie Players present first play in new auditorium, The New Poorf' 9-Van Wert defeats South 17-16. ' 10-South wins over Bucyrus 21-12. 13--Floto Opera Company presents picturesque opera L 'Ombra'-' in Auditorium. 17-South vs. Akron 6-16. 19-Tom Skeyhill lectures on The New Renaissance in Europe as lecture course number. 23-South tramps on Leipsic to the extent of 27-11. Seniors have covered dish supper 24 in Cafeteria. f -South wins over St. Marys 18-16. 26-Second semester begins. , 27-Cafeteria opens for pupils. Grades! From 1's to 6's, the latter is majorityf 31 5 6 13 17 18 20 21 25 Many fates sealed. , -South wins bout with Bluffton 9-6. FEBRUARY -Choral and Glee Clubs present The Bells of Beaujolaisf' Q -A real red letter day. Home-coming for alumni and teachers, arranged by Rain- bow Staff and Senior Class. Cafeteria supper for the guests. South-Central game with tragic ending of 14-17. Stunts in auditorium by various classes. The faculty was dignified f?J as usual. -South won over Celina by narrow margin of 31 to 11. -South's reserves walloped Central's 2nd team 7-4. Rah for our side! -First movie in our auditorium. Robin Hood 'is shown. -Horrors! Central beats South again 19-16. Tough luck! 'Snuff sed. -South downs Sidney 25-16. Atta time! -Committee chooses invitations for Senior Commencement. 26-Ada batters South 17-12. 27 6 11 13 20 23 27 -Seniors present annual play. The Professor's Love Story -by James Barrie was very successfully played. . LIARCH -Tough luck, gang! So near and yet so far! Ada defeats South 16-15 in first round of Class A Tournament at Kenton. -Senior girls win basketball championship. Rah! Girls' Welfare League enter- tains the Central club in Cafeteria. -Juniors enjoy Hard Luck Dance at Barr Hotel. Such cute bums. The Junior High school gave three one-act plays. Keep up your good work. -DuPere's Symphony Orchestra gives a concert for the benefit of South's band. -27-Four C's 'Week observed at South. Everyone strives for clean speech, clean habits, clean sports, and clean scholarship. -Open House is held for South Lima. What do you think of us? APRIL 1- Timothy's Quest, a movie, is offered at the Auditorium. 3 -The Blue Triangle club presents two short plays and a varied program. 8-Celina and South debate on child labor question. 17-Juniors give class play, Adam and Eva. Good Work, Juniors. BIA Y 2-South is represented in oratorical contests at Ohio Wesleyan University and Spring- field. Best of luck for you. Seniors are entertained at annual Prom by Juniors. JUNE 2-Sun is making red hair redder, especially Xvilbur Goodenow's and Morton Bogart's. 5-Commencement exercises finish the school days for the Seniors. Farewell! A long farewell to happy school days -Seniors. Uffig ,s fr E E, 3 tk The Lima Trust Company A The Bank That Serves CAPITAL 55400000.00 SURPLUS 5200000.00 LIIWA, OHIO , Trust Building: South Side Branch: Public Square and VV. 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Elmer- What did you get ? lkiorton- I got six months for stealing coalf, Morton B.-'il fell into a piece of property the other day. Elmer D.- Get out! Morton- Yesg a fellow left a coal hole open and I fell in it. But I sued the fellow. Compliments of Consolidated Bottling Company 117 VVest VVater Lima, Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND x ,- We Will Appreciate live s-CTO if? Your Patronage -1 we -nm .. , Everything in .l A ,gal I. fem ,I DRUGS, KODAKS ,gf1lql, qs ill-I Lqfi , STATIONERY aff All ? s Ni SCHOOL BOOKS 4 225 gifmliuixs x 1'-, R ' O Ns 1095 MA J stands supreme in beauty :ls well as performance. The one outstanding instrument that has won its Way into the home. THE RADIO SHOP 213 W. High sf. AND SUPPLIES Plzmzoyrnpllx lk Radios But1er's Drug Store Blain and Kibby Everything in Sports Footlbiall, Baseball, Raskertfball, Golf, Tennis, Bathing Suits. Gym Suits, Leather Goods, Fishing Tackle, Tents, Kodaks, Sport Sweaters, Guns, Hunt- ing' Coats and Hunting Knives. The Lima Sporting Goods Co. 218 West lliarket St. The Lima Camera Shop In Connection 2-F HOUR SERVICE EZYUUNG Buy a Dependable SUIT TOPCOAT 3535 and be SATISFIED Nowhere will you find bet-ter values LOOK AT C753 Store For Best Values K City of Lima DRINK CKQHZZ The Ilflost Refreshing Drink in the World Bottled by THE LIMA BOTTLING VVORKS 329 S. Union St. Phone Main 6753 Financial Statement of The Citizens Loan and Building Company Lima, Ohio RESOURCES 'Sash resources ......... ...S 134,620.58 Loans on mortgage security ...... . ......... 4,536,7'7G.00 Loans on stock and deposit security . ............. .. 78,941.41 Office building' ......... .. 208.000.00 Furniture and fixtures . .. 8,909.65 Sundry items ..... ........ 3 2.00 Total .... . ....... . ..... 34,967,279.G4 LIABILITIES Stock and dividends . .... S 224,764.16 Reserve and undivided pro- fit funds ............... 114.-400.00 Net current earnings . . . . . 39,237.10 Reserved for taxes, inter- est, etc. ................ 4,738.51 Due borrowers on unfin- ished loans .......... . . . 34,639.96 Deposits and interest ..... 4,549,499.9I Total .................. S4,967,279.64 209-ll N. Main Street, Lima, Ohio Phone lVIain 2761 May 1, 1925 Q0 S FISHING TACK xi' 46 -LC' '30 60 A A QL p.5.MARSHALL6 CO. U' -.9 I A x 'Q loop 77 6000 NG 6 ATHLETIC 308 N. Main St. Opp. Court House D G0 Glnmplimvniz nf lima Enrnmntiuv mutha Clncorporatedj LI MA, OHIO X975 244412 JOHNSTON'S 'QS' Thrift qUnredutedJ Compliments of Paint WILLIAMS In Colors and VVhite VVill Give You 10096 Efficient Q Surface and Saving DAVIS The R. F. Johnston Paint Co. 58 Public Square ab Compliments of CHAS. E. ECKERT 8: SUN S. H. S. Sure Have Some ' P' ' VV H A T ? X 0 A 'xv 315 Z. W 96. ,YW ' SQ. ,lf V lk XAZ 206 S. VVest St. Phone Main 1421 Graham's Ice Cream COMPLIMENTS OF THE OHIO POWER COMPANY Ser-vire Courlesy Co-Operalion BEST . REAL PICTURES I FUNNY ALVVAYS COM EDIES NOTE: The Nlzljestic Theatre is now operated under Sigma Management The same care will be taken in selecting the very best pictures of late releases as is used at the Sigma JUST WATCH THE MAJESTIC! COIVI PLI MENTS OF The Adon Studio Portraits of Ch arac ter All Photographs in this Book are Products of our Studio Special Prices on Graduation Portraits Phone Main 2348 for an Appointment THE ADON STUDIO 31-37 Metropolitan Block Opposite Court House COMPLIMENTS OF THE MODEL MILLS PRIDE OF LIIVIA FLOUR Ask Your Grocer GAS APPLIANCES ' When you buy gas appliances for your home, you are not buying them merelg for today, but for the future. The Gas Ranges, VVater Heaters, and other appliances which we sell are the kind which will give you satisfactory service year after year, and we are sure th'1t their quality will be remembered long after the price is forgotten. West Ohio Gas Company All-Luays at Your Service Our Best Wishes Compliments V to the of a High School Graduates Friend For Their Future 0 Behind the Success in Life School Hofeller, Hiatt in SL Clark 1 A11 Its Young Menjs Wenrirzg flpparel h Activities 237 N. Main St. Opp. Norval Hotel THE LIMA PACKING CO. Wholesale Meats Ll MA, O HIO THE B. F. REPP CO. 226 North Elizabeth Street Limafs New Athletic 8z Leather Goods Store Athletic Equipment of All Kinds for Every Need BASEBALL H FOOTBALL TEN NIS BASKETBALL TRACK GOLF To the student who intends to travel or go to College next fall we have a fine line of Trunks, Bags, Suitcases and Laundry Cases. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND The Wentworth-Dean Electric Co. 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