Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1913 volume:

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All the Annuals Ever Pubhshed by the Sprmgfielcl Hlgh School l902 Springfield Mo I'eb 26th 1913 Edxtors Resume 1913 The editor of the first lllgh School Annual offers best, wishes to thc editors of the prcsent 'lhc lwodus was true to its namc and hxs passccl into history but I like to think that It was the lnspxratlon of the more finxshcd product the Resume Sc heres to thc 1917 Xnnual May xt be a credit to its editors and the Hugh School HXRRY D SILSBY JR O Edltor Phe Exodus 9695 1903 Tu sa Okln lseb 'fo 1913 Fdltor S H S Xnnual er a l of ten long ycnrs thc lclxtorln Chief Cnptxve Nlemones ucd by the class of 03 of e Springfield Hugh School fecls that It xs his duty' to send a word of encouragement to the officers of the 1913 Annual I belleye thxt the best mm you can haye Ill your yearly xssue IS to show the publxc what adyancemcnt has been made ln the Hlgh School work Ict your book be as far ahead of the Captlve Nlemorxes of tcn years ago as your school of today IS ahead of the school of 03 hours for success KLL KY BR KDSH -UV Edltor ln Chief 1903 we 1904 Leadyxllc Colo Nfarch 10 1913 Edltor Resume H1 h School Spnngfield Mo from the edxtors of the Wmd Up of 1904 Marne Mc Corrnxck Nlay Pepperdine Pcllth Phllllps Rev Singleton and lrlburn Hurlburt are scattered badly I am sure they would 11ke to Join me In greetmgs and good will to e Resume staff of editors Years do not lessen love and respect for Hwh School Alma Mater P S HXWKINS -14 l905 KNO annual pubhshedj 96 I906 Ed1tor1nChxef S H S innual Congratulations We wxsh success to the class of 1913 May their publication stand as a monument to those who yvxll gradulgute and ts '1 renundcr to those yyhx hayc From edltor f male HXROLD A HOUSTOY 95 9F 96 1907 Hollxster on White River Mo Annual Staff Sprmgfield High School Slx years ago the first of the fnmllv of Resume was given to the school by the class of 07 Fach succeedm year has wrtnessccl the arrnal of one of thus famous name As the exodus of 1'1 draws near several worrxed and half dlstracted students I suppose are makmg xt possible to pre sent the slxth m hne Resume 1'1 has my best wishes for a warm welcome May the students value lt as xt deseryes The future will hold ln store an abundance of appreciation XVILL YV JOHNSON' O7 l908 St Louis Nlo March 3 1913 Congratulations tc thc Rcsume of 1913 X ILII cclntlng., thc licsnmc of 1908 I little realize thlt lt would become a pcrnmncnt publlcntlon of its present cxcellcnce Oftcn when Journcymg through the temple of recollec tmn I thmk how many happy helpful hours I spent ln the course of nts composition knd with these thoughts rs a ln cere xpprccxatlon of the troublcs worry and work which I know must accompany each lssue tllow me to extend mv best wlshcs for the future of the Resume staff and the class of 13 JAMES RI, SH IAMFS 96 l909 Springfield Mo Rtsume Board Sprmgficld Hlgh School hour request for n messa c from me llrlngs to my mind the hours I spent trying to find somethmg new for a High School Annual Harry Lawlng was the manager of our board and each of us had a few ideas that proyed to be good but many more that did not I hope you may have great success wlth your publlca tion and put out one of the best Resumes yct published Yours yery truly IIKRRX S YVFIIS 09 -14 l9I0 lfdltor and Staff Resume Hlgh School Is Hugh School would make us forget the ngnomlny of the grades so college llfe makes us forget that of High Yet wlth luxe prlde and nlleglance I compare ours to other schools splendld old bulldmg finest faculty xn the world prettmest gurls best fellows Cupid rife Congratulations Heartncst wrshcs for success BEN F SFXX XRD 95 9 Sprlngficld NIO Pclltor ln Chief 191.3 Resume I send my best wishes for the successful publication of e cleycnth annual publication of mc Resume lxnow mg the determmatlon of each class to outdo lts predeces sors I am sure that the Resume for 13 wxll be the best c-yer publnshed by any class of the Sprmgfield Hxgh School Xery sincerely yours IRX X CRUNIP l' dltor In Chief 1911 -ii l9l2 Springfield M I-'dltorm Chief 1011 Rcsumc Springfield High School Knoyyxng what n word of encouragcmcnt mcnns to one who ls strrymg to make the Rc-sumo of hrs class the best eyer published I xynnt to say that you haye thc bc st oppor tunxty evcr afforclccl one ln your positron to make a success wlth Cupid as md de camp among the faculty Smcerelv yours EARL I VAUGHN Editor ln Chief 1910 . . . ... - . . . - , N -, . 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'jx-4 M , my many NCE. upon a time ln the Land of Some Q3 Q where there llved the queerest mortal dui- you ever saw Hrs head was small he was green m color and hls eyes stood wlde open m wonder at everything he saw Thls animal was part man and part Freshman His friends called hlm Freshle One day before he had become a Fresh man a fairy spoke unto hlm saying You are about to start on a Journey which you should complete ln four years There will be many stumbllng blocks snares and pitfalls along your path Others will take thus same tnp but they can gxve you nothing but sympathy Your help must come from the sprltes who will watch over you and you must wm thexr favor by Hattery smlles and bonbons Thus hav mg spoken the faxry disappeared So on the thlrd day of the ninth month of the year Freshxe arose at the seventh hour and started out But scarcely had he left home when he stumbled on a great pile of prmted maternal Thls was dlvlded mto four parts called books Durmg his whole trlp Freshxe trled to get nd of them but every time he would lay them down they would jump back mto his arms Freshle had picked up the books and started on when lol there arose before hxm a huge mountain on the side of whlch were emblazon ed the words, First Year Latin For a whole year he struggled through the many rough places of this barrler but finally by the ald of the llttle Crafllg he was able to pass over lt Beslcles the Mountam of Latin there were other places to pass such as the famous Alge Y E 'Xlfx an I 'Y' KW qqtiffv 1, 'tx.,.?. braxc lceberg the uxck Sands of Engllsh and the Mammoth History Cave When Freshle fmally landed safely on the other side of these places he saw what seemed to hlm a Utopia At the entrance to thns place there was a sign which was wrltten Three Months Vacatron He ran toward It hls heart fluttering but no sooner had he en tered than he felt something tuggmg at hrs sleeve He turned and saw at hls feet a plle of books He tried not to notlce them but every trme he looked away they would cry School s begun! School s begun l So glvlng up xn despair he pxcked them up and started agam But waxtl a change had come over hlm Hrs head whlch was at first so small was now very large H18 face had lost a llttle of its greenxsh tmge He had taken on the attltude of one who thinks he knows all but knows nothing ln other words Freshle had turned mto a Sophomore but l shall stxll call him Freshle The malady from whlch Freshle suffered the most durmg thls second year was the gloom of exammatlons These spells usually lasted about a week and whenever he had one the spntes would cast him mto a dungeon where there entered no ray of llght Others were thrown ln wxth hlm and mlsslles xn the form of questlons were hurled at them They were guarded lest they should steal answers from one another Few could pass these tralls and none came out of the dungeon wlthout feeling fatlgued, both mentally and physxcally But ln spite of all these thxngs Freshle fin xshed the second part of hls Journey and ar X -':i':5l.:j1i'54L'1n:il35 5--.:, - 5 Xe. . cgIJl':L:2'l:'g -' V I ' Q .- , ' 4...-', ,L -. 1 v,' -. 1 sf 4 , :le . 1 I -sf-ff Q. ff, -M' , , -'--- if 4' sg! .f K Mfpl- .,- -:- ' N-L' 9+ .1 -5 'Y 1- ' .. , 1- .- 3 1- ..i'LQfg',!:'Y - nf :, rw, '- . . 1 .. - -. -5521:-rl fi, -, we-!1 -V Q. , :ii mi.-1:--,, :I '.L+'?,, ,-.,TQL.:, -,NX .N , 5 L-.gzirlya .cxfgv -.. . , - A 5 ..,. i it ' E 2 .5 . 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Almost as bad as thrs was the Englrsh Hrstory Date Tree Sprrte Doran ruled over thls tree and he commanded Freshre to partake of the dates Freshre trred but every trme he thought he had one rt would agarn Thus drd the thrrd year of hrs journey pass and he reached what was to hrs companrons the Land of Jolly Good Trmes but what was to hrm Tartarus for the lrttle Cra 1 g had fall ed to help hrm and he had not been able to pass the Mountarn of Thrrd Year Latrn and so was forced to spend hrs entrre vacatron rn strrvrng to get over rt After he had studred all summer and had conquered the Oratro Crceronrs Freshre felt that he would lrke to qurt and not complete hrs Journey but when that call came he could not resrst rt Thrs trme he was not part man and part somethrng else as he had been before but he was a Senror and a Senror rs a man No place about hrm could you End a trace of green He knew and he knew that he knew Thrs fourth and last part of hrs Journey was the hardest of them all for besrdes the trrals srmrlar to those he had endured the other years there were new ones He knew that he must be erther beaten to death by the Annual Staff or worked to death by a commencement speech or parnted out of recognrtlon rn the Class Play Thrs last fate was the one whrch befell hrm but he survrved and when at last hrs Journey was ended he heard a strll small vorce sayrng Well done thou good and farth ful servant fi x rf ERESMMEM 'Ll J v I v 1 . 1 . l 7 slip away. and he woud have to grasp for it . . . . . , . q., . - 'S ' 5 5 ry 1 'Lf fy Y f V ,J 9' 7 ' , fl Schools ln Sprlngheld HE first school house ln Sprlngheld was fa-I 5 bum of logs m 1831 It had a good limi dlrt floor and one log cut out for a wmdow no door or shutter Here the chxldren of Spnngheld learned to spell read write and cypher ln Pike s Arxthmetlc on three legged benches The next place of learnlng was built on the ground where the Chrlstlan church now stands It was construct ed of logs and had a loose plank floor a door shutter and a stlck and mud chlmney Then our forefathers thought they had nearly reach ed the top round on the ladder of ClVlllZ3.tl0l'l Our present school system was establlshed ln IS67 and for two years was carried on m rented bulldmgs whlch were very poorly equlp ped ln IS69 a S20 000 twelve room build mg was erected near the center of business and populatlon Thls was the old Central School whlch stood for nearly a half century on the site of the new Frxsco Office Bulldmg The schools had opened ln the fall of IS67 with a supermtendent and seven teachers enrolllng 320 pupils There was a Hlgh School depart ment of 48 puplls which was held at flrst ln a rented bulldmg for a seven month s term When the Central School was completed the Hlgh School was moved to the third floor of this bulldmg and there It contmued untxl I893 when a fine new bulldlng costmg S100 000 was erected at the corner of Center and ef ferson streets This was regarded by the cltl zens with great prlde and the new home for the Hugh School very soon began to show lts good effect ln the mcreased number of puplls ln l907 a very much needed addltxon costing S60 000 was provided Thls furmshed room for the Manual Tramlng and Domestlc Science departments whlch were added to the regular currlculum Later the demand for a tlll more practlcal education led to the lI'ltI'OdUCtlOn of Stenog rphy Typewrltlng Expresslon and Physlcal Trammg The addltlon of these subJects have rendered lmperatlve a second lncrea e ln our quarters wlth the result that arrangements have been made and the work begun on a new fire proof bulldlng Thxs wlll lndeed be a Httmg chmax to the years of growth precedmg Even now we have a splendxd bulldmg equlpment for man ual trammg sewing cooklng blology chem lstry physics physical geography stenography and typewrxtmg expressxon and physlcal tram mg a good library Hne audltorlum and a Hugh School campus that 13 rarely equaled ln the state But then we have an enrollment of l l00 and are sorely crowded Wlth the com pletxon of the new bulldlng our troubles wlll be over for years to come We wlll have more class room, rooms for the llterary socletles and expression departments up to date equlpment and much needed room for advanced Manual Tralnlng and Domestlc Sclence and rest rooms to say nothlng of an extra fine Gymnasium complete ln every detall track showers dressmg rooms and baths all up on the thlrd floor with sunshlne and axr all around The whole bulldmg will be heated by an mde pendent heatmg plant There Wlll be two halls a full block long The bulldmg set off by the lawn and trees around lt wlll represent a splendxd and lmpressxve appearance Three cheers for the Hlgh School of I4 N o u A1 'f s J? 1 x,l . 1 . 1, ,1-,, N . Ana , . . , ,'. 1 , 1 - S , - . . U . 1 . . 11 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 S . ' , 1 ' 1 . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , . , - - . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . . . . . , 1 1 - - F T32 EEZ S MU M EE? L3 QODZ-Al Q3 BID DA 5 fs 2 9'L-'iii' S ff' U W -. 1 C C Ye Blg NOISE Great Trlumvlrate ln Art Snap Flend Athletrc Mutt Busmess It Scrabble Ads Lord Hlgh Pessxmlsts ohn Hazen Lucxle Flnkel eorge Camp Cecll Lxkms Zuma Seeley Glenn Brooke Frank Llkrns fG1lbert Cann Tom Watkins MISS Ross lMr WlldlSh Yes this 18 the whole bunch It s your tlme to do your worst we have clone ours But dear reader have mercy' And pass on If you can sur vlve the next page you can stand anythmg ---4 Tig' gr , - 1 X X ff - . sh X xxq., W? rl Nix 1 .mx Xmfx glen .P 55,5 -1 My f 'ff 'X' 'L A Y I Q. 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I 'wff Q -Sf - ':lL .Jil- gg mmuim zmfsmhg' Ll RAM What We Reac Orvllle Coble The Changing Wlll Weiss The Fairy Dan Mary Tuttle 5 E I f -ff' XZ' I E ff J f Wanted-A Ne ,...,,..,.,,,,,,.,,..........,.,,..,,,,,,,,, Murl Gann V A.. l Q55fff' A ' A Wxllls Campbell Amy Summers Lou Bemis Grace Mlller Agnes Roberts BDC Mr Pargetter Dick Gurvll Gaifer Pearce Tommy Arlcen Captam Dixon Parson Drew Constable Nan Hardwlck Mrs Pargetter jenny Pargetter Mary Roberts Kate Roberts Artle Pearce 7 '4H '7'WTl fJ 'y W Hz! ms gf? LAY ur' LL 14,2 THE MOUSE TRAP Qwlllxam Dean Howell, CPrelude to the Tragedy of Nan I Dramatxs Personae THE TRAGEDY OF NAN Dramatls Personae Glenn Brooke Mary Belle Mmard Cathenne Cooper Emma May Baldwin Marian Livingston Kathenne Robertson Ednth West Ed Muse Horace Aurancl Cecil Llluns George Dyer Walter Cabmess Bruce Hannah Maurice Baldwin Margaret Murphy Helen Walker Mane Thompson Nma Sheppard Ann Crutcher George Camp ..- f f EVXL l ff 1 W rx j ,Q 4 f, H, :XL X 'X Mmm ' ll' ,Rfg x j' f X, sv? X ' fa QT Wi to 'X-311' 5 , Eg ,.fff5i'Li .ii dwg 5 0 X T E T 2 w ,. K , i , N , g ,5 X .X f ef If ,A Y 2 X I A fj 4 1 V ff? ff XT4, .' , ly 'i,.- ' - f C X! N N 'L Q J' A I ' i, f . .X fl g, 2 X, f . yr Q VT -,. 7. ' ' K XZ? ' ll W T . A A fh, 1 'fn ' E I 4 f ' lf ' , X. f 'V Nl '.' M -, 4951 f X ' 1 ML V, I' , ':. 1 , V 1 ' 4? flmrlfll ' - ., . A M 2,3 X XL I x7 7ff,x5 Mary Curwen ................................. ...........,.....,.........,,.,,, ' V fBy John Maselieldj MW' IILI 1 1 1 N W :P W N Q-l-' Q , 4 I 'ay sx - U I ' Y f v , x H f X A' f ff E E 5 S f vu' A Pnl 'll U' X X , SA SN. A XQX H My xww i-rv i X lllIIIllI11llll!1llXW1NhxxNxmmx NKWWWN ls lmw I ' m mm mxxx i .gr X il A 'Umm ll' GIRLS I9l2 Murl Gann Mary Tuttle Dalsy Wmn Ednth Haldeman Musa West FIOSBIC Adams Frances Arnngton Grace Bennett Louise Boehmer Dorothy Breckenridge Viola Cox Stella Crawford Florence Dunlap Ednth Everest Flo Ella l'arley Lucxle Fmlcel Bermce Flte Murl Gann Edxth Haldeman Ruth Hannah Bessle Harlow Eugema Harrell Bl' 'Wi OFFICERS Presldent arf! I rg f W -.fm X XI' xl f Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Cntxc JL. NX I l 9 I 3 Mary Tuttle Lucnle F mlcel Grace Bennett Ruth Moore Motto- Loyal en tout Colors-Violet and White MEMBERS Alberta Harns Pearl Hams lrene Hayes Lena johnson Allce Keyes Estha Mack Ruth Marr Dora Mxles Lella Muller Ruth Moore Mamle Moore Helen Morgan Esther Newman Audrey Northrup Paulme Pate Deborah Pentzer Georgia Phrlllps Lulu Rand Ollve Remington Fredreca Roop Grace Sherrow Helen M Smxth Gladys Syfan Katherine Truman Hazel Tucker Mary Tuttle Mildred Vaughan Wlllle Volker Edlth West Lucy Wnlkerson Mlllle Wnlkerson Corinne Wilson Lounse Wnght Miss Craig ' fa .flyfhlll gl fl , ffvf , if Vi- A 'll ' I If Li jkdffnl ALSAJI: ala' -N , -. Q.: A TLNZA' Nfl 4 U p 'LQ r-gf! '1: Q' 1 f, H' S: 'W -S ,. ff ,Wfbf-'Z,,':'f JR. - K ' ' no af, :arf ' f' Q T ' Irfan , W, , , , , I, 19 ' Z - - W . , n,A4 - , lll lgl- Tly- , ,f l L X X f 7 ' ' ff 4' x . ,1, , - - Nl '2, 'f 1 l . , , -F . ' ' -ia f fl 3-'iv 57 x'- W. ,H n - 'TE I f f---- -. - ,, 1 A ,, .w 'A,W V- FM-- 1 U -. . ' e THE GIRLS LITERARY SOCIETY HE end of the school year of l9l 3 wlll mark the successful completxon pk of the slxth year of the Glrls Literary Soclety of Sprlngfleld Hxgh 'ig School The society was first organlzed ln the fall of l906 under t e patronage of Mlss lda Ausherman who was chosen by the society as its first crltlc The first presldent was Mlss Grace Pepperdine whom some of the older students wlll remember and who IS thxs year teaching rn Stephens College Mlss Ausherman served ln the capacxty of crltlc for two years re fusmg to accept a third term and thereby settmg a precedent whlch very much like that of the President of the United States has become an unwritten law of the soclety no crltxc ever havlng served more than two terms Under Miss Ausherman s wlse SUPCYVISIOD the society became well establlshed hav mg worked out a good Constitution and By Laws entered lnto debates open sessions chapel programs etc The second crltlc chosen by the glrls was Mlss Ross who continued wrth very few changes the work of her predecessor Under Mlss West the soclety amended ltS constltutxon so as to bring the elec txon of officers twice a year and through this change Mxss Ellen Craig became crltlc of the G L S early ln l9l 3 The policy of the soclety has been to glve the members as much practice ln speaking before an audience as posslble the meetings always bemg open to vlsltors The programs have been splcy readmgs current events ong mal stones and essays debates and scenes forming part of the regular work Each year smce its organlzatlon the glrls have met the boys of the Boys Oratorlcal Assoclatlon ln a debate ln which they have carrlecl off the honors four times Each year also they have prepared a special Chapel which 18 always welcomed by the Hlgh School pupils as a thing of joy They have found time for an Annual Plcnlc and a party or two each season the latter thls year bemg particularly pleasing to a glrl s heart ln that lt was a Tea Towel Shower ln honor of thelr beloved crltlc Miss West The first three years the G L S partlclpated m an open session either by themselves or m conjunctxon wxth the B O A but this has been dnscon tmued The bnght faces ln the picture above speak well for the future of this society lt only remains for the I9 l 3 Resume to bud them Godspeed! 1 .J . . .7 .. 3,0 K . . . . . . . AG' . . . , If 1 h , . 1 . , ' 1 1 1 ,i . . 1 . . . . . , - ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' , . . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 . . 1 , . , . . . , . . . . . . . . ., ' . fs.- as We sf Aff' I 7x7y '-71' lf f if ,, 5 I9 I 2 Presldent l 91 3 Orvllle Coble Cecll Llkms VICC Presldent ohn Hazen Hodgens Smlth Secretary Bland Helms Robert Bagby Treasurer Hodgens Smlth Bruce Decker Sergeant at Arms Glen Patterson Lester Fraker Crxtlc Mr Hull Mr Doran HE. Boys Oratorxcal Assoclatlon has just completed a remarkably successful year Under the supervlslon of Mr Hull the first half and 'lm' Mr Doran the last we have advanced by leaps and bounds The first few meetmgs with membershlp far below par were not a shadow of what was to come when we were m our prlme New life was mstllled and msplred by the support and mterest of the new members The programs were full of fun and life spxcy current events llve declamatlons and splendxd de bates In fact we have not had a poor debate thls year The boys are wxll mg to work to make a showmg before the soclety and the result has been just one good debate after another As a new feature we have been glvmg es says on the llves of the world s greatest orators-Demosthenes CICCTO Pat rlck Henry Lmcoln etc Much careful work has been put lnto these papers More recently we are taklng up other great men rn the world just as great men Alexander Napoleon, Washlngton, etc We are finding out many :lx 96 Q' -5 K lf' , 1, ' . . 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GNL F' f F: . . . . . xg' g . . x i ' e Y . - , .1 . , . . , . - 1 s ' u v ' ' thlngs about them that we would not get otherwise and they are very mter estxng Nor have we neglected the social sxde of life Along ln the Hrst part of the year we had a hllarxous tlme on a hay rlde The next thmg on the pro gram was a good old fashloned wemle roast It was a howling success Later on we had a party at Hazen s ffor account of which see Calendar, This was about the cllmax but THE cllmax was the Oratorlcal plcnxc If you went you know what a good time we had lf you dldn t you never will for tette and a mandolin club We have appeared m public several txmes-that IS at Chapel and have scored no mean successes To tell the truth we are rather proud of ourselves Here we are Mr Doran ohn Hazen Orvllle Coble Lawmg Wrlghtsman Robert Bagby Hodgens Smith Wlll WCISS George Mobley Glen Patterson Frank Llklns Wilbur Farren Weldon Barrett Richard Wlllard Walter Cabmess Criss Woodruff Bruce Hannah Bland Helms Glenn Brooke Ralph Chaney Cecll l..lklI'lS Llvmgston Bauman Conrad Edmonds Warren Kite Tom Watkins Howard Wetzel Ralph Paxson lrls Chamberlain ohn Williams Eugene Coover Raymond Teed Henry l..1ttle Bruce Decker Horace Aurand Lester Fraker Cleo Wllklns lrvmg Schwab james ones Gordon Bennett Rogers Pnmm Frederlck Llppman Sylvester Muratta mere words can not tell it. We have organized a quartette, a double quar- 5 . '. . . J . . J 'E f -5 rm! JNCX rNf N QW? Z ff D2 KVM we 'fr QR SCIENTIFIC CLUB OFFICERS 1912 I9l3 I Presldent I IVm l va: Orv1IIe Coble Mary Tuttle Wi iff? I 'I I Yi mmwmvx avi ' X291 1 X DI UTI I ALA L Il Vlce Preslclent Secretary Wxll Wenss Cecll Llkms Crltlc IVIr Wlldlsh ROLL CALL IVIr Wlldlsh MISS Fltch IVI1ss Hughes Orv1IIe Coble BIancI I-Ielms Ralph Chaney Wxll WCISS Leonard Prater Lewls Brown Cecll I..lklI'l8 Edlth Ashworth Zuma Seeley Edlth Haldeman Wllbur Farren Mary Tuttle Robert Bagby 'A fx f F A I -wi FK! , N Xi J' I H CV- , Q R15 I f S . , Nvffva , ljii I I'f Q - l ' Z 1 ' ,z fp '. Z ,vf , ' ' . - ,fb 'Q 1 I NH F- :Ig at ,rm E I I ' 'A QI Name-eff ,Q , ,H ,U -f gg Q' ' A -' ' .. -- A - .na I J ,,. .v I, ' 'H' .hx-.4 ju, .:,,f- '-L., E , -I, .L P' -' fi' 5.n'n'.j 1 - i : I - ! all-. I - Jw -'IU , -A I 13,15-j 5 gyms. 'qg...I....,,..r. 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' mumummmlxuwiuliu nnlllwm W H' mm I HE Elopement of Ellen a llttle farce comedy was gwen for the benefit of I Q the l-llgh School Athletlc AS80Cl3tl0 The story of the play brought m the old yet ever new servant gurl problem This time xt was Ellen the house mald of the newly wed Mrs Ford who caused all the trouble by dlsariipearmg m the mght with the neighbors coac man Mrs Ford has some guests Dorothy Marsh a college frxend and the man to whom she IS engaged Max Ten Eyck Dorothy and Max unknown to Mrs Ford have really been forc ed mto the engagement through the wxll of an aunt who left them each S25 000 on con dltlon that they marry each other Each one has entered mto the engagement ln a martyr like spmt to save the S25 000 for the other Mrs Ford has contmually boasted of her suc cess nn keeping help and I8 determined that Dorothy shall not hear of the peerless Ellen so she sends Rlch her husband post haste to The parts were taken as follows summon a new maid from the Employment Agency As luck would have xt une Haver hull a frlend of Mrs Ford s brother Rob 18 ln terested m household economlcs and as an experlment wants a temporary posltlon She IS sent to Mrs Ford meets Rob and compll catlons anse for Max has shortly before be comlng engaged to Dorothy declared his un dylng love for thls very une To make bad matters worse Mrs Ford s next door neighbor Mr john Hume IS a young rector whose ex treme nervousness leads hlm to wrxte out hls conversatlon before makmg a parlsh call He meets and falls ln love wlth Dorothy and wntes a proposal slgnmg just hrs mltxals H Max finds lt and thinks une Haverhill has taken hum up on his proposal of undylng love He ns ln an agony as he has fmally learned to love Dorothy However one by one these compllcatxons disappear untll they all llve happily ever after except the poor rector who loses out all around Richard Ford M Hull Molly Ford Newly Weds MLS Kellogg Robert Sheppard Molly s Brother Mr Doran Max Ten Eyck Engaged to Dorothy Mr Foster Dorothy Marsh Frlend of Molly Miss Stone une Haverhlll Wellesly 06 interested m Domestlc Science Mxss Hughes john Hume Rector of St Agnes Mr Vance Cnss w n l 'l Q' ' ' 5 24- E , ' 1 , 'I W Q, H ' u .x , l if Xf N' I ' in 1 ' - ,zlv - X im . fl- ' . - . 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W'- NU 'T ,Miha - . f ,, nxxrsn i if 0 Xi It ?s cf, r.. an Center Rlght Guard Left Guard R1 ht Tackle Left Tackle Left End uarter Rlght Half Left Half Fullback October October October October November 9 November November I9l2-S 1912-S I9I2-S I9l2-S 'ra O O -I on JP 1-' I- UD 0 I rn CJ C 1- rf: IIZIICIZIIZII LINE UP Lawrence Meyers Hobart Delp Captam elect Falrchlld Bennett Hodgens Smlth Loat Plpkln Horace Aurand Maurlce Baldwln Captain Howard Wetzel Tom Watklns Hershel Brown Alumnl 0 Aurora Independents 6 Sprmgfxelcl State Normal 6 Mt Vernon Hlgh 0 Mt Grove Hlgh 7 Marshfield High I2 Carthage Hlgh 0 5' al' - Q .7 rib, rf E Fr. ,f ,. s ff l . , , fly' 1 , , , 1 I 14 5 '2 X , X . , .34 W4 ,, Right End..'.'.ff.'QffffffA,1f,fff.fQ'f.ff.fffff.fflfifff1ffQ'.'Qff.1cienn Brooke Q .ffffffffffffffffiffffffffffQQ.' ' U ' c ' 9 5, . . S., 7: ', . IZ, l9I2-S. .s., 0: , . I6, l9l2-S. . S., 25: ' , . I9, . . S., 39: . ' , . , . . S., 27: . ' , . I5, l9l2-S. . S., 7: ' , . 23, . . 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A 9 ,sabeqfgxg 43: yy ad 4 THE '4 3 ,f 7555 kg -4954 3 'wk HE football season of l9l2 was the most successful in recent years for the Y 1 Center Street aggregat The ou look at the begmmng of the season was very discouraging as most of the old play ers had gone but there was a wealth of new matenal-all anxious to make a place on the team lt is to be regretted that most men wait until their Senior year to try for the team By so doing they lose the valuable expenence gained by playing on the subs for a year or two and are only serviceable to the team for one season This is the reason we are not more successful at the beginning of the season The small score made against the Alumni and the defeat by Aurora can easily be ac counted for by lack of expenence Most of the men were playing their first football and they were playing against experienced men The men in these games had not yet found their real positions and consequently present ed a weak front to their opponents. The de feat at the hands of Marshfield was due en trrely to over confidence and lack of pep It certainly cannot be attnbuted to superior football on the part of the Marshfield team The real strength of the team can be seen only in the game with Carthage ln this game they played real football every man doing his part until a total of 34 to 0 was registered A brief individual summary follows The pivotal position on the team was filled by Brown for the first two games, but he was later shifted to the back field on account of his plunging ability. Dunng the remaining games the keystone job was held by Stung Meyers. Maggie played good con sistent ball all through the season. particularly at Mountain Grove, and he will be a valuable man in the same place for l9l 3. Bennett, who had learned the rudiments of the game last year, and had played football on paper all summer, was back as left guard. Fatty surely made good and was a seven days' wonder to the football fans in the small towns. Without doubt he will be a valuable man for next year. Delp who played right guard was a find of the season 'Truck was there with bells every time the ball went through the nght side of the line and in most games he was able to account for at least two opposing players As a reward of ment 'Truck will captain the l9l 3 team Smith at tackle proved to be another find of real worth Always in the game with plenty of pep he outplayed every opposing tackle and seemed to have the edge on the big Drury men sent against him He excelled in carrying the ball and could always be counted on to make a wagon road through the defensive line Pipkin started the season at half back but was later shifted to tackle Red played a star game all through the season and was a fiend at running with the ball Gittyburg Brooke the human skeleton held down the yob at nght end This Job fell to Gltty by nght of mhentance his brother Paul having filled It the two previous years We are glad to say that the family honor was upheld in a creditable manner as Brooke seldom failed on the forward pass and spoiled a big majority of the plays sent against him We are sorry to lose Gitty as there has been a Brooke on the H S team since l906 The other wing was held by Aurand during the latter part of the season As this was his first year in the game he had some difficulty in getting placed, first trying at tackle but later found his real place at end Bud put up a great game all the year, being one of the most faithful and consistent men on the team Baldwin, at quarter. ran the team all through the season. His experience in foot ball enabled him to pick the weak spots in the opposing team, and to send the right plays against them. His best work was done in the Carthage game and It was a fitting close for his three years of High School football. Notwithstanding the phenoms discovered in the line, the back field was not lacking in this respect. At left half Watkins played a brilliant game after hitting his pace. Tommy ' . ..' vi. v A . Qi: S - 6-A ,.-61 -I -9-' 4124. F , ' ini: . . AZ: . . J . ' . , Q. -1' . A H 'if' - G - me ' ' .fs 1'22 ' ' 1-'55, 4, ' ' --- ra-, . 9 F f . ' - 59 x .w . .-. - . . , . ,r - 1. - -P - 1 '7 - 1' ' - - iii.: .us ' -9' A-'r FF ' vi ti 3. - ' - 4 .. '-4.5-..'g A '-rat-12, wg: 1 J - . -..V . u , .-,N ,t ,: V K . ,C .. . . 'sf 5 3 4- .. v . Y !g.1 .. xi .sf : 115 ' 'gp 3 .. .5 - . 5' ' - - 2- '- fl- ,i, ' . z -ff 'ig ' - K -- J ,Sw 1 4 5.. 4 f 24.529-K. ' Sv ., iff . ' .C A4 . .gvi,3.. 11 p xg?-,sh mt 1 xi' siugrixqf ..Qu,:. .. dwg- K W sf' an-33 555 4 ng ' DQ? 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' ' ll ll s , . . . . . . . . ll I Il I I a a I started the season at end but on account of hrs abrllty to carry the ball was placed ln the back fleld He surely made good ln every way and not wlshmg 'Tom any bad luck we surely hope he wxll be wxth us agam next year During the summer Doc Wetzel succeed ed ln overcoming parental obyectrons and re ported to the squad at the beginning of the season Doc made good from the start and played great ball all through the year made good mterference and as a gun or the forward pass he was the best ever e regret that this 18 Doc s last year but are properly thankful for his help dunng the past season Another diamond discovered by Shrpper down the center of the lme during the prev :ous year but had no cholce of posltlons just so he could play At fullback he was a huge success developing rapxdly ln every pomt of the game and as a cllmax achleved hrs am bltron of klckmg a Held goal from the 35 yard lme ln a real sure enough game Thxs occur red during the last 30 seconds of the Carthage game and spelled Hms for the five wearers of the Red and Black The success of the team IS due m a large measure to the falthfulness of the Subs and to the untlrlng efforts of Coach Foster To the Subs we wlsh the best of success ln thelr efforts to make the l9l 3 team and as uch we feel sure that the Coach wrll reap hrs reward by havmg a more successful year than the one just closed Foster was Hersh Brown Brown held 'Z mm 2 my D54 gf Z aa L.. ww' jg FOOTBALL Maurice Baldwin Captaml Howard Wetzel Tom Watkms Herschel Brown Lawrence Meyers Falrchxld Bennett Hobart Del George Camp Gllbert Gann Eddie Muse Hodgens Smith Loat Plpkln Glenn Brooke Horace Aurand BASKET BALL Howard Wetzel CCapta1nJ ohn Bodme Glenn Brooke Rollm Moore Earl Boclme Horace Aurand Cecll Llkms GIRLS BASKET BALL Emma May Baldwln Captaml Murl Gann ,losephme Pierce Beatrxce enkms Dorothy Skinner May lVl1tchell Lrlllan Kump Mary Tuttle TRACK George Camp CCapta1nJ Charles Badgley Howard Wetzel Hodgens Smlth Maurice Baldwin Horace Aurand Frank Llklns Gordon Bennett Francis Camp Ray Teed He - M ,Z . . H f D ' . . ' r s 1 5 f 9 4. M ' I 4 St Z a a f. 2. ' 1, , K Q - 0 U Z f 7 A Q ,I r WL ' ' P J . . ' - 4 ' . . . . . i J 149 X l.,- ,ff- X X -,-',,,... X 'CP X December December anuary anuary January anuary January February February February February BOYS BASKET BALL SCHEDULE I9l3-S 1913-S I9I3-S I9l3--S P9134 l9I3-S Alumnl l Drury College 7 MaYlODVlllC High School I8 Drury College 25 Marlonvxlle College at Marionvllle 51 Mt Grove High at Mountain Grove 28 Everton High I6 Drury College 36 Mt Grove High at Springfield I2 M8Tl0nVlllC College at Sprmgfleld I9 Carthage High 31 LINE UP Forward ...................... Earl Bodine fCaptam-elect, Forward .............................................. J ohn Bodine Forward .......................................... Cnlenn Brooke Center ............................ Howard Wetzel fCaptainj Guard ............................................ Horace Aurand Guard .................................................. Cecil Likins Substitute ............................................ Hobart Delp Substitute .......................................... Rollin Moore 4 sg! EN- 33? Sain: -7' 3 'T' , g. f -1 1 ' 3 ff P.. rg 9? ua it vw' win is ww-wwf 5,7 we were ff Ifhff- Nvfhv -nr l-'iwq 462731 Vik? gp.-gff l 5!.xvil?5.l',, 'Y' rf '31 5. 1' lt' M qr. QI-,If 5 f'-I sv ,I naar. 35. ,- rr .5 vi 'luv' 'VQJN X- -rr- HF Boys' Basketball team whrch repre X sented Sprrngfield Hrgh durrng the sea QF, 39 son of 1912 1913 was, wrth perhaps one lim' exceptron, the strongest aggregatron that ever donned the red and black Basket ball hrs ev er been popular wrth us and thrrty men responded to the first call for practrce Robertson, our graceful lrttle forward of last vear, had graduated, and Fred Lrkrns, one of the most etiicrent guards that ever worked for Hrgh, was gone, but there was old relrable Doc Wetzel, vvrth a record of 210 baskets thrown durrng the past two seasons, to lead the team from the center posrtron, Iron Man Bodrne at forward and Cecrl Lrkrns, who featured wrth hrs brg brother at the guardrng end of the floor last year, as a nucleus for the future five Durrnf the vacatron Earl Bodrne had per susded hrs lrttle brother to try for the other for vvard posrtron, and the krd made good from the start At the early workouts another phenom was drscovered rn Horace Aurand from the Mrlford Illrnors, Hrgh Two years of experrence as a. guard on the Mrlford team ffave hrm Hrst call on the va f-'rnt guard posrtron, and he filled the place rn a. very credrtable mfrnner throughout the season Glenn Brooke added a great deal of strength to the squad as utrlrtv man He vvorked as forward several of the games and, whrle shootrng baskets drd not prove to be hrs long surt, as a Hoor worker and defensrve man he had few equals Moore and Delp were dependable substrtutes, and when called upon played spleudrd ball As usual, Hrgh met an Alumnr team the open rug game and what mrght be expected from the boys later on was rndrcated rn the rnrtral contest The score was Hrgh, '31 Alrrmnr 1 The contest wrth Drury Academy and Marronvrlle Hrgh were so one srded that the scorekeeper threatened to resrgn unless provrded wrth an addrng machrne We mrxed wrth Drury College January 19 and defeated them, 26 to 25 Baldwrn, Davrs and D11 lard left the game rn the hands of second strrng men at the end of the first half, wrth the result that Hrgh captrrred therr slender lead and held rt to the finxsh We were defeated on the Marronvrlle College floor January 21, not because they had a better team, but because of rnadequate floor space We proved our clarm to a superror team when MHTIOH vrlle, wrth a much stronger lrne up, was taken rnto camp on the home floor February 11 Thrs game vvas won rn one of the most sensatroual finrshes ever wrtues'-ed on a local court XX hen Drury met us the second trme, Februarv 4 therr substrtutes occupred therr usual places throughout the game Therr 14 pornt vrctory looked mrghty brg to us untrl we watched them defeat Prttsburg Normal and Rolla School of Mrnes by larger scores Mountarn Grove had a good team, but our boys regrstered top heavy scores both on therr floor and ours The bug contest of the season was our scrap wrth Larthage, February 26 Rememberrug therr defeat on the Carthage floor last year, the team prepared for the game wrth determrnatron The vrsrtors started wrth a rush and scored several pornts before Sprrngiield could realrze that they were contendrug wrth a worthy foe, but wrth 400 loyal rooters yellrng themselves hoarse, the splen drd team work of the Bodrne brothers, coupled wrth Laptarn 'W etzel 's accurate work at the baskets, be gan to count and the Carthage score lagged Jay the Carthage forward, was a tower of strength for hrs team and wrth Hayworth as a runnrng mate vvas a drfhcult man to handle, but Lrkrns and xurand were on the Job every second and, wrth Buff Bodre to work the floor wrth them, played the vame ot therr lrv es faptarn Wetvel threw hrs one hundredth basket for the season durrng thrs game and Earl Bodrne hrs flftreth The contest was clean and fast throughout and was undoubtedly one of the best Hrgh School con tests ever pulled off ru Sprrngfield It was a great finrsh to 'r season that had been a success ru ev erv respect Corrsrderrn 1 the basketball srtuatron among the Hrgh Schools of thrs sectron, we find that Sprrng field has made by far the best showrng Owrng to drstance and expense we have not been able to meet all the teams, but comparatrve scores grve us a lrne on ev ery five rn thrs corner of the State We have won nrne out of eleven games on our schedule, whrch rncluded four college games We have scored 413 pornts to 245 of our opponents We won every Hrgh School game on our schedule by at least 10 pornts and most of the scores were very lop srded Wrth the above record we belreve our team has Ijustly earned the trtle Hrgh School Bas ketball Champrons Southwest Mrssourr, 1912 1913 .1-'fi'-.H .,,I II...-.1.-1. . 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I I ' 'n l r . v lv . ,, . , . . . . nu HASIEIHAL December December anuary anuary February February February 1912 1912 1913 1913 1913 1913 1913 GIRLS BASKET BALL SCHEDULE Alumni 4 All Stars 6 Aurora I-Ilgh 5 Blllmgs I-Ilgh 4 Independents 5 Carthage Hlgh at Carthage 12 Sprlngfleld Business College 9 GIRLS BASKET BALL T Emma May Baldwln Captam IVIurI C-ann o Pierce Beatrlce Jenklns Dorothy Skmner May Mitchell Mary Tuttle Llllxan Kump EAM Flrst Center Second Center Forward Forward Guard Guard Substitute Substltute u..V,vl V'f5sNQ5 bl Eg H 5- if .I wif-Le' E-,sb hw- 1, f.. -:tv sv., .mv ., ,hr Y Ve 1999 , -1-an xfif see-1 L S Nile -1 vw X K l.Ilt'Il llllllll. Xiu Baldwin lSSl ,F Q 'L ull tot Kdl'l4ll1lllZLS thutv enthusrastlc I :Ms aspnants usponded to battle tor 1 place on the team We hll teared that the oss o suth players as Jean Nlmhregor, Georgra llxsler and lrnqstlne O Du would serx mueh weaken our Lhanees for '1 wxnnnnv Lombrnttlon lhe early plaftlees however, rex ealed the tact tht re was plenty ot the rwht klnd ot materml from w huh to choosl a team Because of therr splendld showlnfv last xear iaptaln Baldwln at center md the forward LOllllll nation of Joe Pxerce and Bea lenkms were preked ls wrnners from the start Dorothv Sklnner a nnmber of the 10101911 team, and kept otf last xt ar s team on lccount of lllll09S, had llttle trouble V lpturxn f her old place at ffuard Har Nhtchell, a I ueshman and former member of the Barley Grade N1ll00l team, was the other basket guardlan Murl 1 ann s spec d earned her a tryout at second center mul hs Illl lt good bevond a dou t l'h1s rear s team was undoubtedlw one of the txon est eur turned out at Sprnngfield Hrgh At forward Prem: and lenklns were playlng therr semond season together, and thelr Sllp6I'10l' floor w ml foupltd wnth basket shootmg from any angle nudt them the tcrror of usntln-f euards Captaln I rl lwm at center led the team nn 1 hrghlx credlt nble manner Her speeds and acturate pasexnff ln l0YTllllll3.tlOIl Yhlth Murl Gann's .nblllty to take the hugh drxxes 'Vx hlle golng at top speed, put thlq palr laght w 1th the rooters at all tunes An ability to handle a thrown ball, mtercept a pass, or back up her teammates as the occasxon demanded were the flllHllt1QS that gave Dorothv Sklnner first place -'L unonf the ,guards of bouthwest NIISSOUII Nh p lut '1 brrfht future for the 1013 1914 team unde1 har leadershlp The work of Maw Nlxtrhqll at the othu ffuard wrs vers effectlu She w is the only lushrnan on the term and drserxes much prnse lox the hard work and persucrxme wxth whnh shn won her place, The teun lt no tlme laeked de pendable substltutes wlth Lllllall Kump and Mux Futtle workmng rn the llfll1tW role Thex win sent into the game a number of tlmes dulxnff the se :son md alwass performed well Before the team had settled down to hard work we met the Alumm 1Il our openrng game and L close score was the result lhe follownn four vunes were xery one sxded the games wlth Kurora H1 h and lilllrnfs H1g,h especially Sh0VSlIlg top heau scores On the Carthlge floor Iebruary l ue met our onlx defeat of the season The sue of the opposrng plax els prox ed 1 great handrcap Our ffnls ll01Hff small depended on fast and accurate teun work to wln for them but there wls no op yfortunlty for thxs kxnd of game on the llttle floor at Carthage There was xet a xhanee to redeem ourselw es 1n the return earn: wlth Carthage at Sprlngfield, but the Imsper fountw vrrls, realwmg that S178 of play us would rount for lxttle agalnst good basketball on 1 tourt of reffulatron sue, eanneled the game rather than suffer a 31001-lSl7Cll defeat We played our fmal game February 26, I-lCf03.tlDg the glrls trom the Sprxngfield BIIQIIISQS College, 41 to 9 llurmng thus contest our forwards threw twenty baskets X more fittrng close could hardly have been planned for one of the most successful sea sons nn the hustory of the school . -:ar-. . .1 'V.f '-:ff ,,..xsH1V'f.f?I Z 3, JK' 'ff 5 Q 'VL' . rg fa . 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N W E E K! c gg ONTING to the front with a whirlwind 5 hz rsh xn the last event of the program if Sprmgfleld Hlgh snatched the champ lonshlp of Southwest MISSOUII from Meet held on the State Normal Field Satur day afternoon April 26th takmg three Hrsts hve seconds and flve thnrds lt was a magmfi cent meet one ln which record after record was shattered untll seven marks had fallen be fore the prowess of the athletes from thns sec tlon of Missouri The seventy eight athletes who partlclpated ln the meet represented Lamar oplm Monett Aurora Pierce Clty and Spnngfield oplm the runner up cored 37 po nts I am r Cham lons for the past two years I2 pomts and Aurora l I Plerce Clty and Monett falled to place The day was next to ndeal for a meet and the track was m excellent condxtxon One thousand enthuslastlc rooters filled the stands and swarmed over the field The hot rlvalry between ,Ioplm and Sprmgfield overshadowed the other teams ln the meet and furnlshed the best races ever witnessed on the local track The feature event of the afternoon was the performance of Captam George Camp of the thls race the blonde boy smashed the record by cow erm the d stance ln I0 l 5 seconds Hodgens Smlth and Gordon Bennett of Springfield were also record breakers the for mer puttmg the shot 4l ft 2 ln and the latter wlnnmg the half mlle ln 2 I6 Other boys from our school who placed ln the meet were Howard Wetzel 2nd ln shot put and 3rd m hlgh Jump Maurice Baldwin 2nd place ln 220 hurdles Francis Camp 2nd place m quarter rnxle Charles Badglev 3rd pl'1cc m IOO yd dash Horace Aurand 3rd place ln broad Jump Frank I..lkll'lS 3rd place ln 120 yd hurdles Ray Teed and Frank Crooks tied for 3rd place m pole vault Monday April 28th the student body of the Sprmgfleld High School gathered ln the audltonum to pay thexr trxbute to the boys who on the precedlng Saturday had won for them the champlonshlp ln Track and Field Mr Criss of the faculty presented the med als to the boys and Glenn Brooke on behalf of the school accepted the trophy cup from Prmcxpal Dodd At the conclusion of the track Jubilee the letters for work ln the varlous branches of ath letxcs were glven out Mr Hull presented the S s glvmg to those who had shown thelr prow ess ln one branch of athletlcs a plam letter of red felt to those who had made good m two sports a block letter and to the men who are really all round athletes klled three branches of physical achievement a block let ter wlth a clrcle around It To the glrls of the basket ball squad was glven an Old Engllsh S The spmt and enthuslasm shown at thus meet mg was the best ever seen at Hlgh and means much for her athletlcs In the future. 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I -I 1 4 Frank C. Mann Sherman Rogers xl.. 1 1 . D I u I The Acorn Club Colors Maroon and White Flower Tom Watklns Glenn Brooke Earl Bodlne Phll Payne Charles Dando Arthur Wright Eugene O Byrne ohn Nee Frank Jezzard Roy Brooke Harry Knlght Paul ezzard Bert Warts Paul Hawkms Harry Lawmg Arthur Meyers Bernard Thrall Harry Wells Carl Hamlin Earl Hansel Allen Bradshaw Harolcl Lrncoln erry Fenton Wrll Llncoln Roland Klte Earl Leonard Oscar Chrlsman Richard Wagstaff Burr Smgleton Wrll Reps Harry Singleton Elbhurn Hurlburt Howard Nelson John Webber Harve Turner Maroon and Whrte Carnatlon ACTIVE MEMBERS Lawrence Meyer Sylvester Muratta Bert Meyer ohn Bodine ames Hutchrson PAST MEMBERS Werden Rainey George Mrchels ames Shelton Wlll Johnson Fred McCrosky Rufus Klng Dan Nee Glen ohnson Rex Singleton Louis Reps Davld Wldbrn Earl Leonard Walter Cossey Louis Mlchels Thomas Foley Ralph Elkins oe Campbell Harold Cox ames Collms Harold Flnney Ablal Plerce Sherman Llllle Claude Crarg Tom Nec Ed Merrrtt James Llllre Stanley Llppman Thurman McConn Earl Carson ell l J J , J 0 . l Walter Eisenmayer Lloyd Halleck ' J J . . . 9 J n 'Ns WQ7 W xpuon ecmv ,-45? K Delta Slgma Founded l 864 C. MWVI X DELTA CH NPTER john Hazen ITIS Chamberlaln Fairchild Bennett john Wllllams Rogers Prlmm Freclerlck Llppman Frank Llkms Thomas Short Robert Baghy Cxlbert C-ann Estabhshed 1910 ACTIVE MEMBERS oseph Post Horace Aurand lVlorr1s ess Victor Cunnlngham Clements Sperry Charles Rcurtree Glenn Patterson Wallace Burke Geor e Humphreys Honorary C F Aurand Pledge Frank Crooks 1 E Q' xr Z , - .fi XXX J N3 -it-1-10 Bi? I? N..-f an Tau P111 Gamma THETA CHAPTER lnstallatlon I9l I ACTIVE MEMBERS eanette Hedges Emma May Balclwln Edith Mltchell Marlan Lxvmgston Mary Belle Mmarcl Gladys Townsend Marle Thompson Margaret Murray Ruth Thrall Anna Shattuck PLEDGES Enola Small Vlrg ma Ferguson Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs essamlne Woodruff Dr Thomas Earl Seamans ames Hedges J T Woodruff Ed Sanford Karl Eaton Charlie Holland Gladys Woodson Mary Matthews Mary Ruth Mlller Marjorle Sanford FIOSSIC Stone Wllma Smlth Dorothy Blain Lillian Fuson uva Shattuck May Merrltt Helen Murray Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs R Barrett E F Mxller Wllbur Smith Charlle Coon George Thompson Frank WllllamS Ferrxe Smxth J - J . J 1 PATRONESSES . . .j. . - 1. 'bs ,,,-ff frm. .3 Ls .fx J Lambda Alpha Lambda Eleanor Vaughan 'Vlartha Mmg l-larrlet Paul Margaret Keet Catberlne Cooper Qatberlne Kllbam Cbrxstme Scbnelcler Ramona Frates Alene Martin Mar arete Jewell MISSOURI ALPHA ACTIVE MEMBERS Lucxle Crxsswell PLEDGES Mary Ely Kathryn Robertson Rebecca Cope Genlveve Garret Frances Qoftman Loulse Elsenmayer Qlara LUCIC Ely Ruth Brownlow Mabel Brownlow Frances Thrall La RISS3 Dillon c l . - . . X . 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N KX III .5 -X, A I k Conservatlves Dodd Hull M1ss West Mr Dodd Nhss Ross Mr Dodd M1ss Wr1ght Mr Foster Mr Dodd Parllament ln Hlgh School Tlme 2 30 P M Place Room 2 0 DRAMATIS PERSONAE MR E E DODD Prlme MlnlStCI M1ss Ross M1ss Ausherman Mr Hull Cabmet M188 Shepherd Ausherman M1ss Ross M1ss Ott Craxg Mr WlIdlSh M1ss Abbott Mr Hull M1ss West M1ss Wr1ght Miss Dayton M1ss Brown Mr Foster Mr Doran M1ss Liberals or Cupld s Vlctlms MISS Scene Opens CEnter members one at a. t1me Mr Foster late as usualj The quest1on of today IS about the Senlors Shall we g1V6 them mercy and let them have class part1es7 The Cab1net and I have dec1ded to put the matter before the house Has anyone anv arguments to put 1n favor of mercy? The quahty of mercy IS not straxned, It droppeth as a glft from teachers hlgh It pleaseth pup1ls more than you mlght th1nk 'T1s m1ght1est 1n the mlghtrest It becomes The ruler of th1s hxgh school more than 'rll Hxs wlll, doth sway the course of human mmds And show to us the paths that we should tread Thus let us be merclful to the Senrors fAs1de to M1ss Daytonj May h1s mercy endure forever I'm sure we all feel much better after havmg heard your plea, Mr Hull But are there any more remarks? If boys but knew when they Had had enough I th1nk that class affa1rs would be all r1ght But Doc ' and Glen and some few other boys Once at the L1k1ns home d1d meet and there They ate so much and so much crder drank That they for several days came not to school And so I th1nk we should not tempt the boys By lettmg them another party have A very good poxnt, M1ss Ross But maybe that they now do better know And maybe that expenence has taught Them to partake but hghtly of the food And so I th1nk a party they should have That they may have a memory sweet to hold NY hen they have left the haunts of th1s dear place Now that IS Just the way I feel CFrown1ng and tappmg on the desk w1th h1S pencllj I th1nk that we had better vote on th1s All those who w1sh that mercy should be gxven Please use and make xt known by saymg aye Mr. : . ' ' ' , ' Mr. : ' ' ' 1 l . . 9 . And joyful maketh those who once were sad. , I ' Z S . . : , . 5 , . Miss Craig 1' Doran Miss Craig Nfr Dodd Miss Abbott Miss Ott Mr Dodd CThe Liberals arise amidst many jeers from the There seems to be the same on both the sides So with the Liberals will I cast my vote. Now are there any other things today Concerning which we need to tax our brains! I ve something I would like to talk about While standing in the hall the other day I saw Ed Barbour go into his class Too late to do aught but turn and leave again I wonder what class he was going to And what his teacher could have said to him CR1s1ng and looking much abusedj Miss Craig, the poor boy to my class was going, But I said not a word to ingure him For I didn 't think that he was much to blame You know that laziness is natural To some few boys who roam about this school, And so I do not think we ought to blame Them for a trait that God hath given them Now, Mr Doran do you mean to say That laziness is a true gift from God? Conservativesj Here! 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Helen Le Blanc A four legged animal Wlth fur FF EPWWPSE if xf Q15 ohn Ross Say Mr Aurancl you better stay away from Cole s they are arrestmg those boys clown there as Mr WlldlSh If l should dlVlde your welght by my Welght what would l get? Vlrgle Mlller Vapor clenslty an an Miss Ross What IS local optlon? Charley Baclgley Isn t lt some kmd of a paracle3 ,. 1 , V r- L-I rr ff Qs., 'l '-I f- 41 ,A V Q f I i B nl P fs ..-l g i ex' . 1- f l is 4 mf is , X K W.. f if 1 QA XS , W ,t 2 FA ff. Q 4 1- t ,I - ? Lf 1545 .1 J A ' 5 ' ' : , i f ' 1 . -0 f . We . L, 1' .,,' , 4 f' N ' . If ' li ff 5 1 V ff' f ' X 1 f , V ,. 1, ,ff , If I ll! Q X 1 A !! 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They saw xt m a movmg plcture show vs 5' ff H a Sophomore Shakespeare wrote during King Eliza beth s Age ar I sg X X One young hopeful put the followlng into Webster s mouth ln the soul early days they had taxation wxthout representation Would our new S country of Amerlcan forefathers stand for Ita Not much!! -11- Freshle Then grey eyed Athene shed sleep from goodly Odysseus and he arose and gat hlm up and popped hls head through the bushes as L R A newly dlscovered essay by Lamb 'lhe Dxgestlon of Roa t Pork af G S got up to gxve hls oratlon He gave one sentence stammered stopped looked tearful at lVl1ss A then blurted out Honest lVl1ss Ausherman l can t go on lve got the stage fright l know l don t look lt but l have vs C S Phllllp Il sent the lnvlsxble Armada agamst England as as -vs Warren Klte ln Physics class Please Mr WlldlSh how far wlll the barometer have to fall to produce a torm? -r- -vs as Mr Wlldlsh fm Physics Warren Klte what IS a vacuum5 Warren K scratching his head Well l ve got lt ln my head but can t explam 56 Ask Everet Dulln xf mashed potatoes are a popular halr dressing around the vlclmty the lunch room3 We found hum trylng them out and Just wondered as What We All Thmk Freshman Mr Dodd does H O mean Hold Out? Mr Dodd Well er r yes you mxght call It that Freshman Well the way l have to study now Mr Dodd l don t thmk l can hold out much longer as Mr WlldlSh What IS hard water? Brlght Girl lce 96 1 JT Mr Hull For what 18 Ben Johnson to be remembered? Mary Belle For his form 5 vs vs an Edna frlneacher pro teml: How dnd PIl8Cllla offend the Miss Gunn before the party, whlle she was ln the dress mg room? Ray fcommg tol Er r, Aheml Why she told her to go down. Y7llfY'lfJY'l'lBl'X .s 1' Yearlql'-4 WHA Frtshman 515' are ujau. a sensor mr Hull Houu1d12d,8m a va -' 1 f bib , ' ' -Q 7'f ' -. - 5' Z2 Aff-l'9ff 3 'F .A E1 ' . C I: ' ' ' - 1 fxlm fh ig 527 . : N , C, kv xo f, ,sg af. l -H .gxylu Q! Y SQPY Sophs were to wrlte substance of a part of Bunker Hill Oration. as if as as 45 vs S : .. , . y . - . as FF . . D: , . . . , . i s . f ' ' J: fer- ' ' lt. as H4 . . . . . . . of wr- il : . , . ' : 1 ' 1 s - Q ' l I 96 ac A ' a u . s ,lA::.. - . : . xxhl as A4 ' ,.,,.: Wnll Wen s Descrlblng style of dress ln Sllas Marner And when he rode h WOTC 3 acob R4 Mr Doran How many Wllllams have we had up to thns t1me5 Wade Allen Two l guess Mr Doran Name them3 Wade Allen Wllllam Flrst and Second 95896 Mr Doran Vvhat posltlon dld the soverexgns of thls llne hold3 Glenn P They were kings l thlnk Mr Hull What IS a cherub5 56 Dorrxs A baby angel that IS always fat 3' Mr Hull What are stoned wmdows Mary Belle M1nard3 Mary Belle WlndOWS on top of each other A4 'Vlr Hull Now l thlnk that poets lunatlcs and lovers should be pu m he same class We wonder why -X496 Freshman fwrltmg of Alex ander He dled and that end ed hls career falso Buce phalas was a very pmted char acter -F-1'-515 Having announcements expressxon Sarah s time I gives me great pleasure to an nounce the next selection Catherme Kenyon ,F Freshman md they gathered around the tomb of a crusader Mr Hull What xs a cm sader? 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't . .ff ' I' 1 ' Fil K 5 85420 29 ,dl-3 fly 'lklf fm N 4 A B X W 3.1 'Vllss Stone havlng a dlSCUSSlOn on superstltlon Well E.d3 Ed B lVl1ss Stone would you get married on Fr1day3 MISS Stone overcome Why Edward thls IS so sudden' as Eleanor notxcmg two pollcemen ln the crowd around the Carthage boy who had been knocked out Oh Mane are they golng to arrest those boys5 as Notnce Thls IS a perfect gem we hope that the author will make his name known the barking of clogs and cows is The other day Miss Sheppard startled her Sophomores by telllng them to leave thelr fljlambs on the window slll aa Gems also They came to shore took a boat and went out on the deep but the wmd blew and the waves rose and the rocking of the boat made hxm slck at heart Was that all3 we ask Jr- And among the costumes of the Greeks was that they always before a banquet play ed on the lxars and sacrafast the bores as Emery had an essay on the board must have been some essay too M1 s Sheppard Why we didn t know that Emery was a lamb dld we3 X ST' ll tf rj 'X x..2 x X., 1,-1 Whrtmsfh urs si reshmln Er mihei llf-SQSTCWI 'Hqgs lg 5.,5?em1s?he5unln-like lands Yenusflege s4ndN ph-1 ffl f 'A V ll le ,MQ I in Y X11 Puxst' lf If ,L -K V, , 1 X ' ,I ,V l ,. L.. XT Wllf ' ff' X K l Q26 is lilk - 1 K llll biljll 'V ll l Xhfyll ,Q ff 'P 5 L . .C . . . . . . J: U y I . . . C Y J I , , . . . an an vs as when he is Ze from the bonds of school: And afar over the rolling field could be heard ' as as - ' 4 at u ' . I 9 , 0 o ' . C as A4 ' as as Q n 1 6 ' s .D .Q X ,!f',- x N X. , J , A 'I ,lf r A xXx A .. NJ , f i k' lf ' - , xxx ffl: lx fb' f fl , , h Nlyx J, 4 ' -- 2 uhm . mivdql N . Z X miss Rr ' e sol rj Cm? F :- -u ' o ' The Lordly Men of I-hgh DRAMATIS PERSONAE Dodcluff Grancl Dulce of Hlgh Hullamo Magister at Hrgh Lady Rossa Lady Otta Members of Facultle Fosteno Attendants Guards Townspeople tc ACT I SCENE I C8 a. m Enter Wetzello and Aurando, meetj How now, good XVetzello' Thou lookest well Hast heard the news? WET Iwot yet XX hat rs 't, forsooth? 'Xiy pxpe thou 'rt slow 'tls thls today we meet Fo dxg from yon bare spot, ten pounds of earth, And celebrate the 'grnment of our new abode What thrnkest thou? WLT I say 'txs well xndeed Xiethrnks there should much merrrment be made QExeunt D Sf EYE II C8 Ou a m Tumors 1n council on Crand Stalrwayj SXIITH 'Tls true, our brrght 1ns1 ma has scarce Been seen throughout the year PORT In farth, sur there has been no chance whereby We mlght display the banner of our class But look' Xon comes Bodmo, our good fr1end' QEnter Bodmoj BOD XIen' I hate lt now' Our banner shall at last float o'er our heads' PORT XND SMITH 'I falth SIP, how? BOD MV pen ye both are shallow bralned but to the plan Retlre you to our secret hlf-l1Dg place And fetch the banner forth I'll do the 1eSt CExeunt Port and Smrth Rlght Exnt Bod Leftl MT II Sl EYE I Q9 a. m Town'-xpeople and Scholars around the vacant spot Enter L1k1n1us and other Lordly Menj LIK Mv watch charm, s1r rt rs a pleasant morn PIP And yet more pleasant ns the deed soon to be done Wetzello Auranclo Badglxttro I..lkll'lll1S Pxpklnlus Lorclly Men of Hlgh Boclmo Porterlo Smlthello umors at Hugh BAD VXhat meanest thou? The Qllgglllo of the earth for the new abode? PIP Qulte rlght But look vou' See von Jumors brxght rnsrgnra' XX hat thrnkest ye, good men? WET Methxnks all 1S not well when colors fzly XX h1ch should be torn to earth But peace' I hare a plan' 1Jet's to the spot SCENE II CThc celebratlon Lordly Men arrayed promlnently Junlors 0I'pOS1t8 them Lordly Men rn com ersatron J BAD 'T1s almost o'er and yet the hated colors Peace hold thy tongue I ll lead the may when comes the trme LIK 'Tm almost due Best make thy preparatmns Fre too late WPT T s well 'Art ready men? LORIJI Y MP N l'a1th s1r, as much as ew er WET Our honored Glenmo hath dlgged the dn-t Now 1S our txme Away' ffhey charge JUDIOTS and tear thexr banner down, each man taknng a P19005 ACT III SCENE I Qfhamber of Duke Dodduf Dodduff at table 2 p m Enter Hullanxoj DODD luuth slr, thou look'st dlsturbed Iray tell me all HULI Dxdst thou not hear how e'en the Peace and dlgnxty of Hlgh was marred? DODD My specs' Thou bearer of rll news! I cp1a1n thyself' HULL ' IS thus thrs morn the banner of the .Tumors By Lordly Men of H1gh was tramped and torn! And each man took unto hlmself a prece XX hat thnnkest thou? O I D 1 E ' V . . . -7 w , ' . . . ' ' U AU.: -2 . . . D r - ,, ' C. v . , .U . . . ' i , . V Y .Y. V Y 1 1 z AU.: ' , . ' ' A y S 5 , S ' ' f - . . ' 1 x I ' v A ' 1 AU.: ' ' , Hy. ! ' 7 Forsooth, trs true. But let s away to class. WETJ . , . , L , V . I 7 . . . ' ' I Q Y l . ,Z A 2 .I nl f I . .U . .U . J I . ,D 1 ' , . .. . y ' . r ', U . . w v. X ' 4 .1 4- . , . . w ' ' Y . 1 . K ' ' . ' .Y ' . . 'K . . 'Z , ' 7. ' . 2 1 ' . .. 1 , Y , . . ' ' 7 3 . . . V , , . ' 3 , '. . . ' 1 - 1 41 1 Y X Z A , . , . . 0 u . . 1 I . I 1 V 31 1 I 'l . . . T' I 2 ' ' ' U ' , . ' ' v DODD Methmks they should be harshly dealt w1th, slr, lfor peace and d1gn1ty must not be marred Hence thou to all the corrxdors of Hlgh And of each lordly Senlor d'mand The port1on of the banner wh1cn he took And forthwlth b1nd the culprrts o er to me Begone' QEx1t Hullamoj SCENE II QLordly Men 1n mann corr1dor of H1ghj VVET Success IS ours' and free from danger are we all, my men! l ea, e en 1n class today much sport I had XX 1th th1s small fragment of the Jumors' flag' LIK 'Trs well thou dldst not hare a bleedlng wound Such as was e'en my dlre lot to PCCGIVC while 111 the turmo1l of the fray thxs morn BAD Rrght sorry are we all Llk1DlUS, That thou dxdst meet w1th such calamlty But hxst' Wast not that footsteps WhlCh I heard? E en so The Guards of Hngh appear' And now I see Hullanlo w1th them' Methrnks we had best make a safe retreat' WET Thou knaxe to ment1on such an act' And they must get us e'en before they haue us So fight we must' QEnter Hullanxo and Guards Q HULL Nien, we are wanted at the Grand Duke 's Court lor reasons whlch ye onlJ know too well Guards blllll them up' Vt ET To arms men' Fnght them to the last' Qhxeunt Guards and Lordly Men fightmgj ACT IV SCENE I fCourt roon1 of Hlgh, 4 p m Townspeople and Schol are assembled Flourrsh of pznwheels, enter Dodduif and facultlej DODD Peace' The Court w1ll now ID sessron bel I charge thee, Guards, to brxng the culpnts ln CLordly Men brought 1n 1n chalnsj Ill IS the day that I was ever born O Doddud, have thy mercy on us now' DODD S1lence, culprxt' Thou art too late to pemtently grrewe Upon the word of my Hullamo Ye poor men drdst most wlckedly Gne battle 'galnst the Jumors Is't so! LORDLX MEN 'Tls true FOST Duke Dodduf' Grant me Just th1s word or two' Th1s morn a wrtness was I to the deed By whrch these men are brought to Justxce hall And I would have thee, Duke, to deal wxth them For by my football, It was only meet That they should be 1ncensed to see a Not thelrs float rn the a1r LADY ROSSA ' IS true, Fosterxo But 1lSt to th1s A w1tness was I also to the deed And I d1d not1ce thzs That es ery man you see before us now, Dld each a portron of the banner take And yon Wetzello whxle 1n class th1s morn Dldst w1th h1s fragment make much sport an tun LADY OTTA As well as all the rest, for 1n classes Had I they And much unseemly conduct d1d I see DODD 'T1s sald, That women 's mlnd IS better than most men' Now therefore Sentence must be speed1ly pronounced LIK O mlghty one spare us th1s once agam' DODD Thou wretched berng there IS naught for thee But what IS thy Just due I charge thee, Guards, To cast these poor knaves ID the donJon keep, And for a season of five months to hold them there, To l1ve on naught but Geom and Crcero QThey are dragged outj Such tr1als as these do weary me, forsooth But I must hence me hence fFlour1sh of Jews harps, exeunt Dodduff and court J ACT V SCENE I Q6 p m DonJon Keep Lordly Men lmprxsonedj O unk1nd Fate, how cruel art thou to us! WET And yet more cruel the sentence we must bear! LIK Such d1re calamlty I never knew As th1S whlch falls upon us e'en today' SCENE II QBod1no and other Junlors 1n courtyardj BOD 'T1s well, my men They safely he deep 1n the donJon keep' PORT But yet alack' A banner have we none! BOD 'T1s true But let us to the Duke of H1gh at once, And mayhap one from hnm we e'en w1ll get And by my pxpe, hrs Judgment of today Should prove a lesson to us all that none Can overrule h1s mlghty sway and power, But that we all should stand 1n awe thereof! And for hls goodness shown to us today E'en now let's gxve three cheers for Duke Doddufl QExeunt Jumors, cheerrngj As thou wouldst be dealt w1th 1n then sad pl1ght QCurta1nj Y . I ' . . A h . 1 dag 1 . . y 1 1 ' T. . Q V . . : . . . , ' I ' . I 1 0 - ' ' 1 Y . - v n 1 . ' l l , u u . I , AU.: ' ' V 1 ' '. . 1 . ' , . . . . I y , . ' ! ' . T - , n - ' AU.: . 1 ' , ' I, , . . . Methinks, though, they are after us, ' Hence them away! ' ! . 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' ' I I SENIOR ALPI-IABET Now this IS the Senior Alphabet A mlghty poor rhyme I know to Iet Go through but had you worrxed and sweat As much as we have you d pass lt I bet Is for Anna so small and so faxr Sweet Anna wlth brlght golden hair Whom the Semor boys solemnly swear Is just as sweet as she xs falr Now BadgIey begins with a capital B And all of us here w1II agree That wherever you go you ll not see A more Hxy fussy busxer bee Of C s there are such an unendmg lot If I named CoII1ns and Camp and forgot To name Crutcher and Cooper I wot They d make all my atmosphere hot And though he s reaIIy no Sure I-Ie often attempts to Hy higher Than the highest Society Flyer Is the first letter of Ed Whose last name 18 Muse It IS sand He s modest retlrmg well bred But of the fair sex he s m dread Is for F1nkIe so dear Whom Cecil l8 often quxte near And lf you but knew the sweet dear I m sure you d not thlnk this was queer Is for the little Ganns two Both of whom then' duty do do Murl ns Iarlght and Gxlbert too So surely they re pleasmg to you Is for Hazen the Edxtor Chnef Whom the Annual causes such grief Some say he d Fund xt relxef To dash out his brams on a reef I .1 . . I ' . 1 'x fx - ' I . O p 1 Q ' dw . E! E L ' I ' Big D stands for Dyer, G . . .l . . . C f . . ' ' I 0 I Stands for lra a Valorous Kmght He gets hlmself mto many a pllght He waxed very bold at a soclal one nxght And most got a lady not qulte Oh is for jenkins the basket ball star Of guards she s the swxftest and best there are She catches the ball lf lt s near or lt s far And never your Joy ln the game does she mar Stands for Kllham so sweet and so dear Though the name to us suggests something to fear For when ln your presence or somewhere near At freezing you stiff she stands wlthout peer Then l.. IS for those Lxkms boys ln stature Scott s Saxon very Rob Roys One an athlete a basket ball ploys The other xs noted most chxefly for nolse So many names do start wlth M And each and every one a gem lt makes one wonder which of them Tis right to mention first aheml Who Hits here and there as lf she were small But when our new building 18 finished and all We can not see Geraldine flat down the hall Stands for Orville the orator great Who through the past years has not met hls fate But for a Senior party he got a mate And went marchlng trrumphant through the gate Now P does start the small word Primm And rf you chance to look at hlm Hrs face m smiles he ll surely trlm And smlle until your head does swlm ls for quiet but alas It I8 not so When Mary Belle enters as Seniors should know For hung ln the middle her tongue xt wlll go Unceasmg impartial to fnend or to foe . 4- I . l I N - . O ' J 1 u ' ' 0 Stands'for Newberry, buxom and tall, . ' ' I yfx . l ' . 5- 1 . . X . a-59. LA-J 'J C sv J e Stands for Robertson a dark brunette She has but one fault but that neednt fret She s never been known to be qulet yet For her mouth runs on like 1 broken gas Jet ls for Skldmore a wxse old owl If he lsn t called on he ll raxse a howl He s bound to talk by faxr means or foul But lf he lsnt right Oh that scovwl' Qay l1 ten' now what do you thlnlt of the T s There s Tuttle and Truman ln addltlon to these Add the Teed s lVlar1e Thompson then lf you please Pomt out IH one bunch five more studlous bees ls for you who read thls book Please lundly on our efforts look Our materxal we got by hook or crook And months of labor thrs alphabet took Stands for E Vaughan who s not llke a pole Better time she would make lf he could roll The way It rs now she oes llke a mole But some day we hope she ll arrlve at the goal btands for many but thls one for Wexss His mmd IS as busy as ten little mice Now Wxllle don t thmk because you re so nlce Youll always be able to be wlthout vice Now here l am at X Y Z But lve no names to use you see That you ll be merclful unto me lqcr reader xt may perchance be you Thxs day a year to come who Wlth hollow groans shalt rue The day the next year s Annuals due so lf with dl posrt on mean You feel mclmed to vent your spleen On thxs poor effort l prlthee lean Your ear this v ay Beware I4' Zi WT 1 , ..o , , D , - , . c ' I ' . rn . n Y , r v . 2 ., , 'S . ' ' ' , Q, . , , .. Q .t 1 , ms t- , . . g . ' X Q And so l close with just this plead n ' ' r O: . B , . . .S .i , L ' fy . ' ' . 7 x ,- , A ,hllljllfv .x XV!!! t L: L x ' Y 1-4,.Z!kFr4uW-TL Y CC L1 51 as U, t L Q I x fj 911 xi X 19 bel' 1' A ml geplemg 6 A e be wx my January '9'3 ,,, ah h 7 Zhi' 3 Al 213 No: 9 2 3 3 I4 9 3 x0' x9 96 6 ya -H 5 6 7 a 9 no ll A 4, s '202 '31 'Nw 6 9 V, Wx Q 0 nz I3 I4 I5 I6 I1 IBC ,bw le, 72 2 May 3 Oczobep 9 N xg oz els, Q I9 20 zu 2553?-izs s N 'seg 9, , 2 ' 7 2 ,ox xo E621 609 16, Q 26 2'l za oofpqs, 27 1 5 23,q,a9l qxhz-5 ,gel , A 04,4 i'eA5,cgV,l5 32A 2151601 74913 X f 94' l 2'z230' 2 2 I G 'Q gf N W 0 0 9 728 2:2324 18 ,9 189,60 1 expo 8 egg., za 303 Q2 ioeii qS0,Q 252 1 sv 'P Some of these verses wlll rhyme September ll Others of them have refused Editor had a sad tlme Fmdmg what copy he used Nevertheless we ll present Ragged and smeared from the pen Word after word sadly bent How the thlngs happened and when Dr Lowe got up early At the break of day And went away to Hlgh School A lecture short to say l-le told about the germ From nlne tlll nearly ten And when he got unto the end Then he began again J-nr fn uc ang Y'-5 DY' 'Lowe a WAR Of' Ghnmi' Nm gg Sptember 3 Harlc hark so CU'- The Senxors do laugh For Freshles are starting to school Some are tall some are small L But full of ambltlons are all -R 'lf gil H D , L. f 1 , lx A , l '9l3 , ' , ,. ,, . gb. - 4'-'H ..,,,, uw vu 1 f ' nr' , ' V ,N fo, M ,, . - ,ho rv., ND . ... 10 .lv z , .u. -,,. ..., wa ,- 1.1 ,J .1 Q s I , vs., 0 I n 3 u 0 rf ,...- 'Z 1 K 4- 9 6 .A ..'.. ,ly T. 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A' , L-FJ. :TT I , , 'Z X' 0 if -- - f 1 ' Q f , ' . l Q 7 li- S, L 17:11 1 1 A ' , V . . . -Q . - - September 16 Out on the curb all ln a row SIX teachers sat one day Why they were there all of us know For commg towards thelr way Were elephants great and monkeys small And snakes and wolves and bears Behind them came the glraffs so tall Then llons too and hares No wonder then that they were there Wnth puplls all to gaze For such a cxrcus 18 very rare And calls for each one s pralse September 19 Semor boys Senior boys where have you been5 Last mght on the campus your crowd was seen Senior boys Senior boys what dlcl you there? We raised up our Hag on hugh ln the alr J V, Senior boys Senior boys now where are you at? We re shut ln the ofhce for a straxght llttle chatl Senior boys Senior boys how wlll you fare? Not well we re afraid for l-le s cross as a bear September 25 gf? 47 Ng f Said Miss Craig to Mr Doran Id like to change room Sald Mr Doran to Mxss Craxg That Ill be glad to do Said Mass Craig to Mr Doran l m much obliged to you Said Mr Doran to Mnss Craig ou want I ll SD ill' x fm -is TI- i T im- 655: Anything y L.....l .KU s wlth you do Y . 1 7 . . , N,--,,. , .Jig mira 4 ' : ' , . I Nil E . , . v . ' 1 H Ll 4 u s a Y H' . . so 65 , , C '11 . ' f . ' ' 11 E1 F3 . . -v .,, H . . . - ' . 'r As .4 . I I ' ,, X, . . . g 'iq' 5 , . I Q ' X ' - . U v H X ' N. k u n n u . I l ' 5 7 . ' z.. l if r ' S ' ' e t I -Y Ni, in J . N u . n 'os Q ,' f' i A LM LX , v ' C XX UHQMS Our class leader s name is Glenn He s one of these busy men' He madly runs about the hall Addressing Seniors one and all October 23 Baldy Baldy little star We all know yust who you are Out upon the field so wide You fill our hearts chuck full of pride xl Ulm X fNfW 'NA I I November 5 I saw Miss Craig the other day A smile was on her face And she was in a rocking chair That wicker kind you know That with an extra wheel or so ls made to slide beside a bike ln other words a motorcycle chalrlll And there she sat and gripped the chair While It went rambling on A deadly calm was on her face A calm by which the smile was dimmed A tear was ln her eye and why3 CThough no one more surpnsecl than l This is the honest truth l smgj Because she could not run the thmglll October ff 1 .5.hf3Y?.b -v r e , I 4,5 rx . X.::, ' 'Why does the boy do this? you say A - Because he has not time to play' When ninety for their class pins owe And it s Glenn s Job to get the dough October 30 From North and South and East and West Here them come to Waterloo They ve resolved to do their best But otherwise they often do Poor lambs! what else can we expect Since stiff and cold afraid they come shiver and a sigh elect With fear and trepldation dumb3 The reason must by now be clear For each that fateful tablet bears That says Exams from ear to ear Who dares to say at last Who cares3 Gloom gloom gloom Cram cram cram Our fates we soon shall know Bang bang bang Hear our wisdom fall fGloom gloom glooml On the rocks below ,JI-gs -m ' ig-432 05293 if BV , . Y mf ., . . V f r , . WUI' Mmm . l , 4 A 1 ' i' fy 3 2 3 . 5, QI Q 'l. ' 7 P- I3 ' L ' H T as 'll ' 1 ' if l , il' f .- il 1 E l if f iff if ,5 W. ,Q If . , . Ng' X I ' qc Hear the mournful call, , .lj -1 , , , Q-.5 'li' T-V ' - . - l , , i f ' -..---. . . ' I ,zz .,,4 x. 9 if . . . : fx lx'3b? A .. I Y AV . . ' . Q 1 1 1 C -LJ i A , ,Y i ' . ' ff 77 'A xx H -j November 14 16 Today Vlr Dodd dlssemmated fathomless joy through thxs multxtudmous ald many colored crew thu ly The Teachers Conventlon cemands our attertxon We have le tures to glVC and to hear So school IS a nul ance that oes wlthcut ment on l m not anxlous to be m the rear Our teachers shall pay for thelr member hlp txckets And find rooms for those lo t and tho e trayed Ye puplls shall usher and carry thelr grlpets Whlle work ln the school xs delayed Well Some worked fast and some worked slow some cculd work and play at once some plax ed all the time there was but those who clld ard those who dldnt llved oulte gally all the txme and mlrth just took the school and towr but mlrth and Joy must always end A LASS HF ADCJU! RILPS T ACMI R CONVENTION ff? 7 ajx5 'rpms flfgq A fx X 'v' . -' g . 1 i q 'Q Lg VU Y if my of I I, -.- ,irq rltle I t el if ' ll 1 I l 1' M - T4 ffl l y f QQQQQLTTB f '-4-T fig '85, U Y all 1. nf X e qty, t 73 N . GUQ Q H rl 5 lt . ' 1 o f Q-f-of ' . I -,E f I ,A 5. 1 Smxlxng lads and pretty lasses November 22 umors go to the Hazen home om nn a party for each of the classes Some go to one house some to another But none of them another does bother ' fwifalnt ss' Whale the Sophs to Naylor s roam And the Senlors as you know To MISS Crutcher s all do go November 23 One two three four five sxx seven l-llgh School score has clxmbed to eleven Twelve thlrteen fourteen fifteen It d1d not even stop at sixteen When time was called xt stood at thlrty four While Carthage had a zero but no more vi arthaqe Cel, Some boys could eat no fat Others could eat no lean So at Baldwm s turkey supper They plcked the platters all clean November 28 Everyone 18 laughmg laughing All the bells are rmglng rlnglng See the Freshmen full of fun Semors too may laugh and play For lt IS a hollday Stlll there IS some Slghlng slghlng Many too are crying crymg For the Board of Educatlon Thought one day of vacation Any hungry heart would Satl8fy Oh but weren t they wrong? say I November 27 The table was heaped wxth every food From oysters to turkey and ple so good It would melt ln your mouth so they ate thexr Wlth never a question as to who d foot the 1 'ni' an 1u f we-9 this fx lil lf xg 2 5 I J : . 7 Y I 1 , 'fx V f l I W1 1. . , , 1 , U y , -' -1' 3 ' , ' , , - ,Fl 1225? 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'Y- liz December 1 3 Hlgh and Alumm Were Hghtmg the game Hlgh beat Alumni And won us great fame A121 FX -gg! M JP in December 1 7 WHFI W ew, -5 ME Gnmor aan Hurly burly everywhere laughs and sh utmg fill the a1r Out of the wmclows and through the door Come the puplls a steady pour Whats the racket3 Where s the cau e3 See there s a tmy man wlth a llttle m chme He starts lt movmg xt s plaxn to be seen It s the Essanay man who the teachers say Will make us a part of hrs picture p ay Hence the racket and hence the applause c ' ' S ' . . up ' l Est? x V' U ff, V V K v'I.'- - , I' ' Q-5 A 'Qy2..5J-'hi' ,Q I , I Q25 J w L' s V D' ' ll K 7' gf Y' . 1 ' D .gg .. D Cc' DD , ,-I '-af' ' . , ,, , , ' ' : , ' . 'w-' ff . I . ' , f,Jvl'lflll llgfnlq llfllf -wfs P545 - c,fc,t . 1 - 4-Q22 A0 'raw , o Q 5' n. - f- ' ' ' - . , t, , X K I 1 IX . . rl Y ' A ' 3 , Hi' . . . . . x 'lg l -' U 3 X ,, . . . . . 'll X ' 1 I X . . . 1 I December 20 Now what IS that l see3 j It s true oh can lt be My eyes must see arlght lt s there ln black and white The words l see are these E? Chapel today lf you please . .p. ug 'sl 0 1 if We d seen these words before But knew of them no more So we went to our teachers And asked them to explain What those queer words could mean 4556 Now thus IS what they sald wn A Whdihe Freshmano lfiliupn-ted Dear pupils hsten here Two weeks at home you ll stay Chrlstmas 13 drawlng near And spend your time ln play Smce from thls place you go Nor need you ever look We all who love you so lnslde of any book Felt we should you repay But when those weeks are o er And give to you a Chapel Day Youll work forevermore And as they sald xt came to pass- January 6 Yes It was the truth they spoke We all are going going School has called us to nts realms Solemnly and slow Work and sleepless nxghts forbxd Come come the school IS callin? Play and fun to take our tlme It IS a sound of woe Sad! Ah sad! A sound of woel We reach the door and enter Like prlsoners to a call Each I8 speaking to the other Saying l wish thee well l wnsh thee well January 8 l know of some one you can t see Take care! Who can both false and fnendly be Beware beware! Trust hlm notl e may be huntmg thee He has some arrows, strong and fleet, Take carel He took Miss Cope and Dons sweet Beware, beware! Trust him notl He may be huntmg thee Who? Nueva fo-N4 ' : V ir' R. . ' . 56 , QW, , , t 4 -..- gli-:' , , 'e lf . . . V - -- 'll . kdm I .. H . Tm, . M , - fi-W, 1 ,4- -. 1- :,. H..-1, ' 25? 'FX 33 . .-. , IFS' s ,Ju J . Lg ' ' 'li :f f'1:vf' n Q n - 5 K . -. . .. . . . . , . , , , f I I Q . , . . .. - .. , I Y V 1 1 Y Y QI f l , Y . D .. . ' Y . .. ' . Y 1 I January 25 Come to our Entertalnment Ye Ladye Falr and Gallant Gent Come hear the Classes slng Come watch the Hlghland fllng The dialogues quamt the Scotch dlsplay Wnll surely your time and your trouble repay X .f ' 0- W' if g January 29 flqoday we celebrate, See how they bend thelr swarthy backs Those presidents of ours And when thelr task 13 done wxth spade What noble words they shed around As they address the throng O fellow students standmg here A pleasure great lt gives to us Your smlllng faces falr to see Behold thls hollow space a while fHold your breathll It represents the first turned earth Of that great bulldmg which shall stand And glorlfy this spot so low! I thmk l ve sald enough they end We stand msplred and speechless too fCan this be lronylfl February 4 Behold a great despalr has settled down The SCDIOIS have so wicked grown That Mr Dodd bethlnks hlmself A last resort Those Drury folk do hold some time each year A Day of Prayer and percelvlng our Benlghted state dxd condescend to ask Our presence there We went we saw we heard we sensed a peace Of mlnd too great for words as we enjoyed A double bliss-a sermon strong and those Two classes mlssed February 11 Today we won that Manonvxlle game February 14 Two boys ln the school who loom very tall Paid too much attention to girls ln the hall Now Mr Dodd wlth a great deal of salve- Sald Such things as thus we cannot have For such things as this lead to thls 5 . 1 - Wy' ' .A 5 ' ,fkx 4 ' sl ' A ' 1 - th x I Lta r- E H I . ' 1 '17 K - 'vs ' I, -- N 4 , . A . rl g 1 Q . gf- s S . . Qx f --1 . . Y 7 ' 0 . . . g W o 5 ' a a I February 22 The boys ln B O A Had a party th other day An Mr Hull was there An wlth a rose m her hair Miss West an oo 0 o o gee But what a txme we had! Began wlth sort of a sewln bee An anyone there could see As Mr Hull was trained When he punctured hrs thumb But HE captured first pnzel We had a hundred mch dash Mr Hull beat ln a flash Wnth a egg an a fan Th presldent also ran But HE. dldn t have no show So we give Mr Hull the prlze Then we had a standm broad grln But Mr Hull he dldn t wm An we glve the pnze to a lad Wxth a five mch grm by dadl An Cecll was the poor boy s name But he s a good guy Just the same IVITNUZI H Jeans Swemevwi fi ,Q 14'BtH' 'L Gill , 1 it gtg: f 325 F X ff? xXx We kmda got even though Fer Hull s kDOW1H how to sew By pullm a blg surprlse That made hls hair just rise We soaked hlm with a shower of socks You should have seen them socks!! Mlss West was a standln there- He picked up a specimen rare An delivered a speech on the spot We got not a word of the lot Because of the noise of them socks! Hereafter ust lrsten and look for Mr Hull s socksl February 26 Drd you go to the Carthage game? And did you see us play? Dnd you shout for the S H S ? Drd you a quarter pay? Drd you see how our score cllmbed up Dxd you for two halfs stay? Now lf you have such loyalty If such games make you shout And lf your money you gladly pay To see our boys wm out l know you re filled wlth pride for High And hxgh you stand no doubt , HS ' , ,P 'A ' .5 l Nfl N, X 'i ff 11' gi . , fi , ' 1 tx K:-l..7,-'..'L Qu, ,B-EN :::z.5NgKK . I Q .1-J V 1320: L ,. ,tgzfzfl sg: .QP .hy HE never looked ained 49: 7 Y-A :fl ls' 'lf R K ' Ml P, A' at iq . 5-Asiiyfifrjr' ' ss P 5 f ' 5 ' ' X -- S -cl Q ' . .. Z? ' 7 , I 'n 52.59 4' ' 'N . w . x -. I Z ,K , I .V 4 . - .9 at - L:-:.,.ft 1 Q . . . 5 . , C 5 ' . 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A March 6 Now this IS a very sad story Three gurls m a laboratory With minds quxte decidedly bent On dangerous experiments Mr Wlldlsh had gone from the room And the mtrxc went off wlth a boom The mercury flew mto the alr And covered the table and chair Edna s face was red from the burn Luclle was spattered ln turn Nor dnd Mary escape from all harm The acid burned deep on her arm March 20 21 The sun IS m his heaven The stars are ln thelr sea The clock says half past seven The day holds Joy for me OJ My heart leaps up fof course But lmgers m my throat l cannot speed my course Mud dangerous rocks-but float Now what l sand before l stand by firmly stall The day IS sllvered o er And sllver clad the hill The reason for thus gladness For this peculiar lapse ls a sort of madness Exammatxons roar ln spite of what you wlll So con your lessons o er And sharpen up your quill The dear day has arnved Cheer upl there s hope ahead f?D The teachers have contrived To amputate your head fThat s All J March 28 The other day Mr Dodd called together Two members from each of the classes three That they mlght dCCldC then and forever Whether a paper at Hlgh there should be Now sald Rogers A paper we ll edlt Whlch shall tell the great deeds of thx school But It must have a name for to head It So let s plan for a game by thls rule Have envelopes brought by each student Which contaln both a dime and a name For the dlme we wlll glve them a paper And the name that IS best wms candy and fame A week later Now a clamor sprmgs up from all sldes When the leader of the brlght Senlor class Walks down the long alsle amldst chldes And says The prlze has been won by a ass But the chldes are all stopped when he chimes Wxll Miss Tuttle now come get the prize? For the name that she gave The High Times ls proper and fittlng that no one demes lslml ug 51-5 ,, f X 5 11 -ind: X A Notlce There IS a Joke about thls pxcture somewhere but we are sorry to say we have lost It , I U , .. , ' , . ., ' l . v - - , 2 .N I ' . . ' is. ' l - 1 M That comes to all-perhaps? DQ 1 l --1 ,e,, ag.: - - . . Y ' I da f 1, '- , - 'T' I , , 1? . l . A V lf! lxlw ' f . . Y 6, f , - A H - 'R . . 1 'il , v ., Xl, X. Y l' , ... 4 W X ' C' ' ' .Q 1 - . ' f l. -. v , l X. h , . U fwxkx March 31 ls t true that Ted s been hurt3 she wlldly asked ls xt true hrs hand was almost cut ln two That he dnd unawares let sllp the saw ln Manual Trammg class on yesterday3 Alas dear Ruth l cannot tell a l1e Sald joe as she dncl shriek these words at hlm And for the sake of Truth l here must own That Ted on yesterday was sorely hurt But she when first she learned that xt was true Drd cry aloud and left oe standing there Nor dld she hear the lofty things he said Of sorrows sent to strengthen here below Poor oe felt grleved to thmk that he had told To Ruth the news that made her feel so sad Stxll lt was true and so what could he do But tell the glrl what made her feel so blue Apnl 1 4 Come all ye Hrgh puplls And hsten to me ust look from your wlndows And a slght you wxll see For out where they re workmg On the new part of l-llgh You ll see they ve stopped dlgglllg And some bncks you wxll spy Then Just keep on watching And by the first of next year From these brlcks that they re laying Wrll come our addition don t fear Apnl 26 Our H1gh Track Team IS that valorous band Of youths who on Apnl 26th Dzd meet wxth lads from the surroundlng land To have and to hold a Track Meet grand They VIC wlth each other one a d all ln races Swlft to match thelr skill ln leapmg Jumping throwlng tnll You d a thought fatlgue them sure would kxll But e en as lt was with our Basket Ball So here agam they tood steady and true And tho m their stunts they rlsked many a fall They bore off their share of prize ribbons blue CAnd what about that cup3J l Y I 5 Ewwfm fi Newsome llallvdllxflfl? 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A' THE above l8 an exact reproductzon of our 1913 WONDER More Wonder Blcycles are rzdden ln Sprmgfzeld than any other make Reasons They stand the racket they look better they run easy they are better equipped and cost no more gggg ,O BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS and let us show you the most complete lme ofB1cycles Bicycle Tlres and accessorxes ln the czty P 5'?e JARED BROS 55,5 IEC e hy and l thought h r old Eug nl H rrell astt tt co oteay 1 a r Dal The Best Place ln Sprmgfield to Buy Mensclothesxsat C A l me The GLASGOW TAILORING co 2 JE WEL R Y C0 Sli? .ll I Q54 oonoe90A at I Q I -I 095961 I I I I I I 1 I I - I I I I 300 St Louls Street Sprlng lield Mlssoun U G DAWSON Manager 5 You do yourself an lnjustlce lf you l buy elsewhere before seelng our THOUSAND STYLES INCORPORA Tlx D K 1 SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI 'Tell me he shall th se e ry woes have ncl? Kathen e T She has a natural I8 sm erty Ednth West l I- we l 5 - U'lfH1!'l'J214, g:::.n:.:..- : flame 'P g I ' A - I : : Q 2 Aim J!! 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C Wldbln :Q Fox Paznt Co High Grade Palnt Artlstlc Wall Paper Springfield Mzssourz Yon Senior hath a lean and hungry look Walter Cabmess Wxth yust enough of learnmg to mlsquote Lawmg Wnghtsman Just What You Want If nt s Good Things to Eat, we have It Your plcmc basket can be fllled best by A F F I E 329 331 East Walnut l swear her color s natu l lve seen xt come and go Florence Dunlap Her han IS not more sunny than her heart -Catherine Kllham ..g..g..q..q..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g...........g........ .. .............g..... .. .. .. .. .. .4-.......g.....q.. .. .. .. .. .. ..g..g.....g.. .. ........g.....g..g.. .. .. .. C O O O I O I O ..g..q..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g-Q-.gnga-gag-9-Q--Q.-gng..g..gag..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4.4ng..g.....g.4..q..g..g..Q.....g..q..g..g..g..g..g. .. .. ..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g.. 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Q l .. 0 S . o I ' ' N 0 . i 0 I O - 3 U l 0 ' l 0 K I . . 0 , , X. 'E ' 2 I . - flick! . I sv 2. I ' - ' o Q ' I Q 2 I u 0 I E sv ' ' an 0 ' :' -1 . . Q ' ' S I :s . . I o 0' 9 E s V 2 I 5' 4 l ' 5 - - 5--0-on ...g..g.. 4.4.4..g.....,..g..g........g..g..q.....q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g........g..g..g..g..g..g .. . . ..g..g..g..g.. TI-IE BE T FLAC E TO BUY Ready to Wear Clothmg, Hats, Shlrts and Underwear IS at 3 VS, 3 '22'4:vle5 Kf 2,4401- 'vp-0 f'x E rg HE NO NAME HA SCllI1C1ClSf S On the Square SUITS S15 00 HATS SHIRTS UNION SUITS S30 00 5 00 5 00 4 00 100 100 100 One Pnce Clothmg Emponum Hugh Class Clothmg Emponum If other people have to work Why should I my duty sh1rk3 Wnll Welss WE ARE FOR THE HIGH BUT NOT FOR HIGH PRICES ulte the Contrary H Hash 112 SOUTHEAST CORNER SQUARE stands for lowest possible prices for worthy merchandise. We carry in stock Our Hobby is everything for ladies. MILLINERY MILLINERY, DRESS coops, coATs, R5Apy.1'0.wEAR sulrs, 1.AcEs, HOSIERY, coRsETs, LAC155 NECKWEAR, UNDERWEAR. 'O0OH9'O4'O-l'O 0'O OWO-O0O'1M'9'O'44l'O'O'O'0OHOWl'QlOQ'4'0CIOIOO-000000001000 ll! 'O'O O l C l OWOWON l 9 O l O l O O O C ..,.....,..,.....,...........,..........,...,...............................................,............. ................,..............,.....................................................,.....,..,.....,.....,.........-, a 6 5 I U I 9 6 1 4 6 G 6 . . . 9 - - 9 a I 9 5 ,A-:rv 1- ..,? ' . 1,.' I 0 Q . 3' A ,EQEIEP-Q ' --I -. 7 Z S . -f'??1f- - 1 .'2:Es5sEa:1l1Z?Q1y.. 11:1 ,.f.fe:.:1 1+ mikz: , ..-.-Q: '-'-v-ce Lf-:,.:: - 1 . -5: , N-. , , . -. fiififiaif -1' -V , ' N. 1222227 . ,isa 'Y , 'A f K zzg :,:,.,. 2 Q o 'I W1f ' - : 2:-1. . i' :fggg5:siS'I.Q.,,.-.-:f::::ggg,ag:,:gf.' '-154W : ig. 3: -' ax, A Q j gl ' -----4.- - -4-------.- -.-.--.-.. . .-,........ - to - j 'f2f..+A . V 11. 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'GROWING' Perfumely andT0lTOT Articles in the city Johnston s Candy A Speclalty W M RhQcTesH8z Son Prescnpuon Drugglsts 328 South St Phone 1479 gftt Gl dy g THE CORRECT STYLE FUR GRAIJUATING ALSO A X LUT F STYLES WEAVER S The Leading Shoe Store Y U cu, fc. 2 .-.................. .. , .. .. .. .. . - .. ..............,...- .. .,........,...... .. .. .. .. .. .. , .. .. ..,,.s...... .. .. .. .........-....,..........,...,..., .. ......-,....,...,. .. .. .. .. .. . 'I 5 9 x . . 7 ' 5 T 5 BY Q a ? T Successors to in on ughes , . . . 5 muon-wowu+ 4444-rwow-vw1rw:r44+ 0-0 '0 0 ' ' If women be but young and fair, they have the i o know it. -- a s Lo an. By e s reets of ' y an By' one arrives at the land of 'Neverf -Nora McFarland. 2 i014'.'f'.P.'4'l99134'.' QN.N.MQ'0Y0'.NT'Y'.T.'0''00.0.09'. . . .1'. . . . U . . '.'4.-Q .0lQ . . .''. . . . . . .l'. . . '. 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Z T never crib, T never smoke, nor do l ever swear. - i er ann. e i or sat in his sanctum, His countenance ow wit careg His in a e bottom o sine , 3 His feet at the top o i chair. -John Hazen. . g..g.....g..g -o-0-o-o-9-0-o-o-o o-fo-ooooouov-s The Hankzns Dental E5Surgzca!Suppbf C0 Spnnglield Mo A Stock of Drawing pplres always on hand Specnal price to Students 0 O O'l C3 P li ' ull Lme Presents Sultable K IS AIDS TO BEAUTY are what our trmkets have been aptly call d The pins combs brooches lavalheres etc add a charm to the most charmmg lm part an attractive touch to the less favored See our collectlon and you certainly wlll see ln It thlngs that youll want and can afford to have at our prices We wlll be pleased to show you whether you buy or not X Graduation 2 DAVIS Q HAWKINS 327 St Louis St Her heart s as true as steel Zuma Seeley Much study I8 weansome to the flesh Nma Sheppard A happy maid with a happy smile Bessie Sheppard For Cholce Stock of Oxfords Hats and Trousers ..See.. I . zzrret! 201 Commercial Street 0 Hara E99 Sons DRY GGODS Notlons, Shoes MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FURNISHINGS, Agents for Butterick Patterns. 205 and 207 East Commercial Street. ' Springheld, Mo. 'Q-4-9-Q-.g.....g.,g..g..g-.Q ao 0 o Q-o-o--o-o-fo-9-.0-0-0-o-o-0 0-0-onoavo-0-0-0-0-0-0 Dark she ls, and much admlredf' julia Patterson How oft hath thy dark eye set some poor heart to whlrhng Katherine Robertson. OK0944 04K'4i'k Y4'9 Qugujagosg-sgngng 2 5 M? Q , , , ? 1 1 ' i 5 2' .,, 2 5 . 2 , 5 ' 5 ' 2 ' 2' 2 O . 2 l n 5 - . 5 1 I 2 2 A . ai 2 2 . ' 5 I 2 1 -. 5 . . . . ........,. ,..................s..... .................,,,...........-.Q . I ..4....... .Z.,.....-......................,.. .. .. .....si......,..................,.....2 , 'Qs -3.4 . , 5 . if s ,X ', gs. S Z . f ' ,g' ' z ' I 5. A .9 . T . - 9 i 1 2 A - ' 0 -s 5 E ' -. ' 3 5' ' 2. if uallty ls Our Motto IN DRUGS SODA SUNDRIES The Store that appreclates your ,, business T e COlOnlal Pharmacy Woodruff Bullcllng ARGUMENT for gettmg DUSIHCSS IS the pure Soap and Soft Water used ln the washmgl Pure Wheat Starch used ln starchmg Expert work IH ironing and prompt de llverles of Shlrts Cuffs Collars SklYtS Shirt Walsts etc entrusted to us Try our work ancl no further argument wlll be necessary! FH, 'Qld TROY STEAM LAUNDRY 213 215 W Walnut St Phone I75 Denton s Drug Store 223 South Street THE REXALL STORES As qulet as a nun 18 she lrma Ramsey A glrl who has so many wllful ways she would have caused job s patience to forsake hum Edna Hunt D BETWEEN DOCTOR AND RUGGIST Try Our 350 Coffee WHEN THE DOCTOR PRESCRZBES ISI' Flaw YOUR- SMITH BROS Rellalale Grocers Every doctor ln town wxll tell you that ' his prescrxptxon IS best put up here, with ac 5 curacy and care, and as qurckly as cautlon g permlts We use none but pure drugs, em ploy a capable clxspenser Our charges, too, are very reasonable. PALACE DRUG COMPANY Phone I63 306 South Campbell St PHONES 109 AND 110 Springfield, Mo. I E 3 C0040-C-010'-O-'O O0O40' I' O' O' O O O O O'-O'O O O O'O O O' G Ki44KK D O OVC'-OWO1 t A daughter of the Gods, most divinely tall Ellen johns. Little retmng and shy Grace Bennett 7 U Z b4 ?G4K 0Q'OQK4 -FO- O 'YvOi4 lK0F0Qi'4 'Q'9Q'4'l0?i' OWPO'0'l0G'O'4'GQ4 k9OQKWl l O O l-'O'-OvO-'UNCHDOHC? 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Q ? 5 Z 2 2 6 3 . 4 . 5 3 4 2 9 2 ' g Springueld Stone gl Fuel Co. STONE, SAND, CEMENT, CI-IATS AND FUEL Estimates Furnished on Request We have furnlshed all the Sprlngfleld Schools thelr coal the past Wlnter y Best Coal Best PIICC Best SSIVICS j j UJNDERIOOD one I O A Q. IAAAILEER 'T I W IlIWh can't we furnish yours? . . en. M . ar . 'f9.W.W.WY4 9f .'?1'.NY4'4'U'. , . 'Q .'Q Q . .'1. . . . . .' .W.05' .'Y4 Q' ' he azy man aims at nothing and usually hits it. -Tom atkins. '9'?'.'?'f'T '0QNDNfN904W.KKWfWf'l.0.0O ' Q-Q U'.0O Ask your ocul1st or opt1c1an for the new Eyeglass Everybody s Improved Style D wi-0 They W1ll QIVC you sat1sfact1on 0-4-4- O00 -0 6 Q 9 I I Q Q L L 9 - - E E 1 Q i . . 4 ' -. 6 5 + I I Z 5 a 5 f I -I , I 6 9 6 ' 1 1 a ' 3 Z Q . Q I . 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A m ghty hu ter and her prey was man Ann Crut ber 0-1-0- -0-0-cpu 6- Dzamond Manufaeturzng I mpor ters Jewelers Your copy of our complete Illustrated Catalog IS ready for mallmg Sent free upon request Watcher Order yours early Sgfygrwgrp Mermod, .Iaccard KL Kmg C0 SAINT LOUIS Engravers and Cut Glass Dze Cutters and Clzma I stand pat for the Republican Party corporatxons and the Faculty Bruce Hannah Oh for a scrubbing brush V1rg1l McCasI1n as T IS a great satlsfactxon to carry a watch that always glves correct time That IS why there are over seventeen mxllxon W altham W atches ln use The owner of a Waltham can al ays rely upon his watch to get hlm there on time Il s lzme you owned a Walllzam W l t k f W lth 'Y 0 p te d nut nfs abo t W ltha A B Duncan 3 is 55' IS THE PHGTOGRAPHER IN YoUR TOWN BUHRMAN a EMERY JEWEI-ERS 329 SOUTH ST By the llvlng mgo she s all that s sweet Mane Thompson Short ln more ways than one Eleanor Vaughan G W Nlchols Wood Coa , Feed H t Fleld and Garden Seeds Telephone 20 514 516 East Commercml Street Platte Hardware FOR CUTLERY BUILDERS HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS Phone No 769 202 East Commercnal Street -0-5 . .. .. -9- . nv-0-one-m-e-o-o-o-o-e--e-e-o--ef-of-e-e-e-e-e-o-o-fe-m-0-onof-wma--we--nof-o--Q-fo-0--one-so-Q-une--snow -- - - - -- -- - -- -. -- -. -- .. .. .. .. ..- 'I' t x 3 Q x 5 f 5 2 - r ,,.,, 2 ? - W 1 0 Q -,, Y H .. - ' , x x 0 . z ar, E 4 A 7 ' 5 - .X Q 3 l ,A ., x Q Q ' 4 : VN x - 2 5. -f .. 1 2 ,-' jgn ' ' X 2 z .. ., 1 I - as I f I , f fj 1 i Q . . . W ' . . S 3 H Q . ID 2 eca ac m e s oc o an Q movements. 4 ome in an wx 2 f u a a m f E . E 7 326 East Commercial St. ' Tlll INSPECIORS: St. L. In S. F. K. B. nd Springield Traction Co. 5 NO'-l ONO O'fO-Of'OMO CvO O O0l O1'lMO'O O O l .MlMl O'O-OO'-OOONOWOM P '. O l l O O . l O O l''lklfflvif-ONOHINCHO'-I-'O'-I H 0 - f f- ff 0 v- H -- -v - -' E .. . . , . i T . . .. . ...- . 4 Q l O Ov'l O l O-vO-'Ol'O-O O O O O ONO''DNO l D O kFl ONE4'kQ' XP 'O l O O0'O lWO4'O0O l O O l O O l O O G'I-lv'l l O0 'O O4'O l''lvl'-O-OMIM v : a 5 1 X : O 3 2 5 ? 1 E 0 0 5 Q : 5 2 4 re- 'Y : Q i 9 5 s 1 ' f 9 I 0 3 2 5 6 6 : 3 ' 9 . 6 I 6 . 2 2 'I' ' i 3 Q '0+4 O'Y44'4'0 wP+4404i'OiKii 40F4NXO l l OKK Q-Ov! RGYAL LAUNDRY We take 1n W a s h 1 n g s for a llvmg 426 E COMMERCIAL SEE. WM R DAVIS JR For Diamonds Watches Jewelry and other things suitable for all gnft occasions For the Graduation present we have many things especially desirable Our goods are relnable and our pnces are as low as I8 possible for the quality WM R DAVIS JR W. . . . . O .''O''9'F4 Q T'P'.'Q 4'QN00W'.'Q'WQ'194N.'Q' o o o 5 , ' a 2 E - g , , C o s , , 2 i . 5 , f . . . Z Q ' Z ' 2 f . . 3 . . . . Q 2 if I 3 2 : 3 3 4 o o , o 5 2 Q ! x , - o 2 3l0 ast Commerclal Street. a . Q The world would be better if there were more like thee. -Margaret Murphy. I Many are her merits. -Lycla McMurray. I 3 'Yf'f'Y'TfWT'Y4 .9.W.0.0T'. . . . .9. . . .''Q'.'1' 14l. TfYP'Yf'. .'. '. . .''. '. . . . . . '. . . .'l '. . . 1' 2 5 5 a a i ? 5 I ' - ? i 2 5 9 3 1 f - 1 2 1 E 5 -i' 5 3 S . Q : 5 E P 1 2 5 a Q a 5 , 2 U ' . ' ' 1 , Q t 0 - s 5 l ' ' s 5 ' 2 5 Z 5 T 2 Q s 2 I 2 5 --- 2 3 2 . 3 2 2 - 5 X i 3 Q . . . 2 . v. . . f Q . Q f'0. C .l'l Q'P. UW.'UILQWQNQWQ''O''. .''. l 'W. . f .- .'.'.W.'.0.'.'f . . C f'0O 'l f' YQl0.0.lY4 K0. F14'. ' U i e i e rri ri . - ' i i . U e a ' ' a . - e i . I kY4'Q 'Q'4 TQ'T'.W.'. .'4 YQ'.'0?4'4'1 U UQ'4 WfQ4.'.i' Q'.'? , 4 CURTIS 8: LONG TAILORS CLEANERS AND PRESSERS 500 Patterns at S15 Umon Made 2000 Patterns S12 50 to S50 CALL AND SEE US 327 East Commercial Street Phone 422W Qingrru 84 Ealhmzn Harhmurr Olnmpang +4-+ Erahquartrrz fur Svpnrhng Mnnha 4' 'P -P Smith Bt lihnnr 1II3 Mylf sadumclho dg nd Cec1lLkns W re Republicans and don t propose to leave our P rty Rog rs Pr mm -0-o-0-6 --PAPER-- The paper in this book was furnished by the Springfield Paper Supply Co. Springfield WHOLDSALE OTILY Missouri BONDS FLATS BOOKS COVERS WRAPPINGS ENVELOPES CARDBOARD INKS ETC SEND US YOUR NEXT MAIL ORDER 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 , 0 Q'94'4'4' '94'0YQ0Q'. 'Q4 .'0 D u know wh li l ' ls d i school? Why, they ha he' h cl d l V la Cox. S t promptings unto lcindest deeds were in her very looks. -Deborah P S h a war of white and red were in her cheeks! -Gladys Townsend. ' On the best portralts, ln the best homes, you wlll find OUT name Kucker Studm lb +Stll W C H P U ANU WE BET YUUR BUSINESS FURNITURE GARPETS stoves HAWKINS URUS FUHU UU 11104112414 s cmnm SI 5 BOULEVARD MARION PERINI DRUG CCMPANY BROWN Mg CONFECTIONERY FRUIT J LIGIHT LUNCH No 87 3 N atlonal Boulevard cf.: P-l X1 va v-E r' C :S lil va cn P6 FU E25 U-1 v-6 PHONE 2614 SPRINGFIELD M0 Phone 778 O'-O gft b Boys ' Don't throw your money away Open up a bank account wlth us and be independent THE CITIZENS BANK 220 E Commercial St Sprlngfleld Mo hh gd l h Ih yt y t hbtrh h RlphCh 900000000- wiffnivl O O OvO 00-0- I-ooo 0-0-4..g.. -0090 O O- E 1? Q :G 5 3 2 3 5 1 I' nv 5 2 H 9 3. 2 2- ' 0 4 f 5 O 'I' Q 0 E gg- 5 B 9 9' +2 ' l 0 2 3 ' 4 3 ' 3 5. K 22 3 5. ' ' gh 2 2 E , -'3 .- rf i I , 5' 9+ :r 1 fa -. i D' 5 2 :1 B 5- Q -1- E Q I: E 6 5. 5 5. 5 9. ' IT 5 5. I. 9,1 2: 0 3' ' 5 P' ? s W I 2 - o -1 ' 3 O . 5 g . , w 0 r-o-o- --0--o-0 . a I 51 gg 2 2 2. : E . ' fi PP ' I 5' I 0 2 3 5 Q 5' Z , m , . 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The same applies to Edwln Clapp 8: Son s and Heywood Shoes for Men There I8 one place ln Sprmgfield only where you find these lmes Tls Just outslde the hugh pnc ed dlstnct on Commercial Street The Ed V Wllllams Clothmg Co The mald with the meek brown eyes Ruth Boyts A merry maid lS she wlth a wmsome face Bessle Harlow A man s a rlcldle which man can t expound Frank Galbranth I How the Woman of Today Prlce Sl 00 4- 83 00 :- Keeps Her F ngure HERE S A SAYING we have no more grand mothers Have you thought of the reason? The woman of today makes her Corset her pnde The nght model will not permit her to grow old 111 What IS the age of the woman m thu picture? Perhaps her hanr I8 gray but her figure gwes no hmt of nt fl Women of vigorous active nunds and bodies women who thunk who keep themselves p women vitally young m figure and feehngs-these are the women who mslst on WARNER STYLE M5 2 REPS DRY GOODS COMPANY ov-owf-0-0-0-of-0-4-ov +++44+0 She has occasional flashes of sllence dunng which her conversation I8 perfectly de llghtfulf' Mary Belle Mmard. She's a scholar and a right good one. Helen Morgan. '1-0 'O O O O W9 'YY ' -- . l ' TX fit V ' 2 , si Z -'K' i 2 fc fs 'Q is r 2 ' Y -Af--'E N' . Q g V: f- 1111 '11f Eine 11az1111f1f' N 218 4 5 ' - A 5 ,ff 1 L as ' ' 3 ' ' 3 -. 2 s Wk - , Q . iteazsa2g3522333ggggggiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisz -'-.: 21 . 1 2'fiiiif222if222523EE5Zz22s212111112liiiiggiigiiiiiifiiiiwaifa- j -111f2111ff1 111121132211111WW'fL Q 2 . ? . ' l 5 i ' .. - - E ' - 0 . 4 I 1 5 -- E - 5 2 - . 0 E 0 0 ' . - 1 -. i e . I: T . . . V . - ' 3 5 . Z . ' . 3 . . . . . I: . v Q -,, . S ? so ' ' l. . . 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Wzlson S H I R T S Kelser Cravats 1 IW W Any Klnd of Clty Property DesIrecI SUITS TO ORDER Hama: 5 d 5 y erms ee 520 522 0 an 52 1 I wmnu mm luvfsmsur cn MADE IN SPRINGFIELD 222 South sheet An author! txs a venerable name how few deserve It and what numbers clanm Angus Armstrong Man IS an anImaI that makes bargams No other ammal does thxs Bland Helms Under Government Supervlslon No I0 074 THE IVICDANIEL NATIONAL BANK Capltal S100 000 00 Stockholders I..IabIIIty S100 000 00 Boehm Bros Insurance Call on us for the best protectlon In the Strongest Compames SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI Flre Tomado, Life Accident Health Plate Glass and Surety Bonds Officers HENRY I. scl-INEIDER P T BRUER v P a GEORGE D M DANIEL Cash JOHN 1' YOUNG A, N ,C 1, Phbne 371 326 SOUIII Street 308 South Street In German Amencan Bank Sprmgfield Mo Meekness 18 not weakness NeIIe Bowman Heaven deIIver me from all thmgs worIdlyI Mlldred Wasson Q-1 5-Q -0 0'-of 'O 'O 0144044 'C 'C O l 0' IOPOO' I I I 5 P 2 2 I I ? ? I 5 . 6 . 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BANKS ULU G0 2 WE SELL BETTER CLOTHES 298 St Louis Street Thus dear llttle vam little girl each day Wnll put on her veil and her hat And looks m the mxrror to say Oh I can t be as handsome as that The Home of the Purple Box FRANK B SMITH LAUNDRY CO Phone 423 512 14 16 Boonville St For Flrst Class Llfe Insurance 88 Bagby 45 Dark Phone 215 407 WOODRUFF BUILDING Manan Llvmgston SATISFYING SODA We hope you wxll renew your acquamt ance wlth our fountain early thus spring q Patrons of our fountain will be provlded wlth the purest and most clehcxous beverages Absolute cleanllness prevails m every de tall of the malcmg and servmg of our soda q There will be health and enjoyment for you at our fountam thu year Come often and brmg your fnends J W CRANK DRUG C0 Crank s Corner '59'F'??E 'O C0O0O O C'4C1'l0O0vO'vl0'.0l . l O . . C l O0O O0'l0ECW PQ09'ON?klNG4 0'?W'CHO' C I o Where utwar nance is Evidence of lnwar u i S I O O . l n . . 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Wrmkle up, sm 1 , Let s start an epldemlc TRADE WITH l O0O 0 O'O' 'OOM AUSHER Campbell Street O' wO0O 0 O4'Ov I m glad l am a handsome man George Camp And stlll they gazed and still thelr wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew -Orvllle Coble of Dr D B Farnsworth F urmture and Carpet Co 00000 OMOMONOMOHUOHC' Practxce Lnmxted to Diseases of the Eye, Home of Good Ear, FURNITURE and Low Prlces Get our pnces and we wall get and your busmess Leaders and Makers of Low Pnces Nose T71roat IWOWOIIO' 3' 4 9 Q- 2'- U' 9 Q H o o EL 3 5 o 3 5 m 5 o Q Q 0 5 U 2. 5 UQ '1 o 9' 0 5 FY S 'U 'B o ? '1 '. 217 EAST COMMERCIAL ST 414-416 Woodruff Bunldmg Phone 201 Sprmgfield Mo The silent upbraxdmg of the eye 18 the very poetry of reproach Alice Keyes JARRETT BRO HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS B I C Y C L E S BIOYOLES REPAIRED EXC ELSIOR MOTORCYCLES 213215 SOUTH CAMPBELL STREET Dlsdam and scorn rlde sparl-:lmg ln her eyes Hazel Seddon A stlll small volce Gertrude enner You cannot wm wlthout SBCYIHCC Ruth Moore QQQL2 T 0 Investors SQSLZ lf you have money you want to loan on good real estate come and see us We have real estate loans for sale Think of the followmg xnducements First The oflicers of this bank pass upon the value of all real estate on whlch these loans are made Second The attorneys for thus bank draw up all of the papers examine and pass upon the abstracts of title Third We see to It that each year s taxes on the real estate are paid also that ex plrlng insurance I8 renewed and placed ln good companles Fourth All mterest can be collected by the bank wnthout trouble to the holders of the notes Fifth ln our years of banking expenence we have never sold to a patron a real estate note that had to be foreclosed The UNION NATIONAL BANK H B McDaniel President W lVlcDan1el Vlce Presxdent S E Tnmble Cashler -0- -o-o-v-o--o-o--o-+o-e--o-4-o--e+vo+-o--e- o--eww 0-e--0-on 0--0--0-0-e--o--o1-o--o--e-'o--o-o-e-n--of-o--0-4-o--o--one--o--v-e-v-o--s-o--O--0'-o--o--o-v-0--o--0--o-0--o--v-n--can-o-0-e-9+-on 1 Q 2 Y . ! 2 2 , ev rn 3 l ' . 5 Z 2 . 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T 2 f I Z ' 'S N 5 E - R Q 2 2 I 2 : 1 5 Blessed ns the man that expects nothmg for he shall not be dxsappomted Ed Muse l shall surely Hnlsh this time Wxll Bexderlmden Lawler Thomas Fogarty Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Co Plumbmg and Gas Frttmg, Steam and Hot Water Heatmg Telephone 151 430 E Commercial St Springfield Mlssoun Spnngfneld l Leading Book Store BHUWNE BUUK ANU STATIUNEHY B0 I50 North Slde Square BURT P SMITH Prop Largest Stock of Books and Statxon ery, Magazmes, Fountain Pens and Artlsts Supplles m the Clty Give Us a Call Stnctly One Pnce THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE Everythmg First Class and Up to Date I never saw an eye so brrght and yet so soft as hers xt seems a beauty set apart for softness and for sighs Katherme Kenyon Of all rlghts which ought to command attentlon at the present time woman s rlghts ought to take precedence Ruth Marr E G Tucker C A Ferguson P id 1, ScetryT Tucker Ferguson Warehouse Sz Transfer C0 Incorporated Office 300 North Jefferson St Phone 762 MOVING, STORAGE A N D T R A N S F E R Warehouses 666 E Chestnut 300 North Jefferson Phones 881 762 J B R O S S Book and Stationery Co School Books and Supplles The Best Loose Leaf Ledger Manufactured Artists' Sup plzes of All Kinds 320 COLLEGE STREET Phone 1034 W Springfield, Mo The man who blushes ns not qulte a brute ohn Bennett And some day when I go to Congress Lester Fraker '4'40QM??40'G4'4'Q'4'4 W'YQv9-PQ'4 lWG4 T'Y4'4'Q-ONO'.'GQ'-i OWP v????9'G4iKi'.'Oi'W A 2 3 o E I x . 3 ? - 5 o o - I Q ' 3 4 Q Q 0 5 ' o O 2 - L Q . . 4 ' . 5 5 . , . . , T 6 . . 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Fully 40 Per Cent of the Graduates of the Sprlngfield Hzgh School Enroll Each Year ln the Freshman Class of the College Ample Equipment Modem Laboratories Commodlous Class Rooms Wholesome College Spmt THE FORTY FIRST YEAR WILL OPEN SEPT 18 1913 J H GEORGE D D Ph D President F Catalog t G. W NONEMACHEKS y A merry hea t doeth g cl lk dl m Hele Walk QT enty G u s lea m e grees f A . sn B. S Other things being equal, the College Man is the Best Man. - , , I I , U O, I 0, . or , vri e . ec' '. Q'. '. . ' r oo i e me 'c' e. - n er. -Ovi-O-'O-9-0--0-'O-Ov-0-0-O--0-Ov 0-0-O-'O-0-'O--0-4 -0-9 I-0-0-Ovb-Q-MQ-0-Iva OvlwOv0-Qw0-0-M4-+0-Or -0-f 0-0-0-C-0-9 Jarrett Rlchardson Pavmg Company MUHICIPHI Street Pavmg Improve Your Street Wlth the Best arcollthlc meral Rubber JAC CARD S KANSAS CITY tatloner to clmools and Co eges f 1. 11 E g JACCARD JEWELRY CO KANSAS CITY MO 44-wvmeowmuynwewawmwwmawvrow+-wv-o-o-ohrawoeo-v4--o0o-+a-v4vv4-++mwr4-owv-vwn-o-owc-a-u4--m' 0 0 . Q O C I O 4- 0 0 0 A 1 3 9 . .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g.,g..g.....g..g..p..g..g..q.-g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g,.q.....g..g..q..g..Q..q..g..g..g..g.4..g..g..9..g..g.Q-0..o.-Q..000-4.-Q-0-4--0--U--0--0--0--0--0--U--a ith grave aspect he rose and in his rising seemed a pillar of state. -Raymon ee ....................-,.. .. - , .. -,,......................,......n.,....,.......,.,.,.......n..................................-................-............,.. .. .. N .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 9 5 5 5 , I S ' S ll 5 . . . . Makers o t e lug est quallty n raverl Invltatlone. Programs. Claes Pins and as Rings. Sumplea nnt upon request. Write for our Clan Pin . . KiKK14i f?Oi' 4v94 0Q40PQNM14'Q'l'QKHF4ie'l C .' O Ov-O-Ov-O-OvO-'M 6-lv-Owls' O14 -0- Of- D-O-'C'-OO' Try Us for oph Cups and Class Plns HALL The Jeweler Telephone 792 Wnenerman Bros 2 Largest Costumers Southwest Mlssourl GIVE THEM A CALL Phone No 2845 306 East Commercnal lt I8 better to be a self made man than to be half a man -Chns Woodmff A Hg for your bull of fare-show me your bull of company Forest Nichols uahty has built and Qualxty will mamtam Us You the increased demand for QUINN BARRY S School Books fFresh Roastedj coFFEEs 1 Teas, Spices and Extracts q Through the kmdness of so many dealers and consumers who recogmze an article of ment our goods have found their way into far away States For eight years we have labored to build a reputation until now we can truthfully call our firm the old reliable QUINN BARRY TEA AND COFFEE CO and Supplies qwe have a complete lme of Books of all kmds School Books exchanged We also have kodaks supplies fine statxonery art oods magazines sporting goods fountam pens and wall paper Rose Book Store 403 E Commercial St .WIN uQ'Q'f ''. ,'-Q . . .''. . . . . .'4I''IWQWQ4'IHQHOHG'.U.0 'YQN 9f'. .Wlfl. l0'.0'. 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There is somethi i a cl l bout er. atherine Wilson. e open e ' 's . '- s a ack. A F When You Want Palnts Glass Wallpaper and Pamters' Supplles 209 EAST COMMERCIAL STREET Phone 1026 Spnngfleld Mo IJUILITY 60008 IT HIIIIEST PRICES Look for tlus Trade Mark Spganuo 60005 WHOLESALE SCHNEITIERS num SPRINGFIELD W' A Satisfied Customer I8 Our Best Advertisement WE SELL EVERYTHING THAT WILL HELP GIVE YOU PLEAS URE AND GOOD HEALTH Schneltter Suurtmg Goods Gu Sprmgiield Mo Comer South and Walnut Warrensburg Mo 122 N Holden Street I m the very p k of cou t y James jones The Merchants Natlonal Bank Corner Square and Boonvllle Street Sprlngtield M0 Officers WM HORINE, P d t E L SANFORD V P d t BERT GARDNER C h CLAUDE F WRIGHT A t t C h UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY We Invite New Accounts I.. ,I 9'OW.W Oi' 'W'FE?2OMEkYO Ei40O0OWGO'9'9 O 9'Q'l OKEOWOWP' 'O O O O O O0O O0O0O C l l O-4ll' l' 0 U' '- Q . . ? 9 o o Z 5 , 5 x II I 4 6 I ...,. , - ? 9 a I ..T......., 5 . ' : . 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