St Joseph High School - Josemont Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1925 volume:

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Il- 5 0 f xx 95 '.6zw ' L EJEEJIEPATI H BRIS' As an expresslon o gratltude to our Rzght Reverend Bzshop, we lovmgly dedlcate our annual, the ,Iosemont bf 'I I 1 1 I l 1 me .' ,lel le Al T ij if ef n u I re . ,,,....l l ,, Y, - 5 g x x WH, . ,A ,, , , P I , .N X .,,., , 'Ml Q 1, 1 .fv .W A H 'EZQFQEBL-1ufmx?riETl'Lv ,ln 1 I sigma? . K ..f 'Q . ff Ei pil KW 4. Eu rx W' 65 UWB if I f A Sf O.l L. 5 s' -' gl? 'I EHMTEPAITS QYO QYLJ O-5 3iLT.'9 -9 Dedlcatlon Introductory Vlews Semors J umors Sophomores Freshmen Athletlcs Actlvltles Advertlsements Autographs -l If I I I 1, . ' 5 i 71 o . I - I Q ' I I v -4 V 1 o .,, s l dhkw' I . 1 - Wm I iv.. ' Q I - ' u 25, ' I '4 g , I ' I .- H 'ouolol u l lolll'1'ln-I-I lolr-I vu L.. '. IW ma H Q i L The theme of the Annual IS the travels and explolts of the Wyandot Indlans - Premont the heart of the Sandusky Valley rlch 1n hlstorlcal memorles lends ltself well to a subject so lnterestlng The Indlans had many natural quahtles but knew nothmg of supernatural vlrtues I They possessed courage and d1v1ned many of nature s se- crets but made httle 1f any progress lacklng Chrlstlan ldeals and culture Contrastlng their llves wlth the I subject of thelr theme the members of the Graduat mg Class feel they have much to be thankful for Unhke the Wyandots from thelr earllest years the I Graduates have heard the appeal of the Un seen whlsperlng to them They have been prlvlleged by precept and example to touch somethmg of the DIVIHQ An mner voxce teaches that man lives to grow to up . bulld hlS bemg and that effort IS the source of all lmprovement belng noth 1ng less than the hold the f1n1te has I on the Inflmte Ever Stl'1VlY1g to make the best of opportumtles they enter l1fe wlth youthful I enthuslasm exclalmlng wlth Hutton 0 Blessed age' - Mlnds awaken sclences bloom lt IS a Joy to be ahve Rev Joseph Waechter I Rector I l- ll ,I 1 . 53 s I ,- - If It I I I I 5 I I I I aj I 4-' ,f I E I -- H i ,I.v... . . .I . ., . 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The Plan of the Josemont IS Derlwed from the Hlstory of Fremont The 1925 Josemont has been planned to reflect and perpetuate not merely another year of school l1fe at St Joseph H1gh School but the school l1fe of St Joseph Hlgh agamst the colorful background of Its hls torlc settlng It s very name which IS a contracted comblnatlon of Joseph and Fre mont has been chosen Wlth a v1ew to dlfferentlatmg It from annuals of other schools of the same name by addmg the d1st1nct1ve local touch It seems but log1cal therefore to follow out th1S ldea by drawlng upon local hlstory for the themes of lllustratlon and motlfs of deslgn So rlch and varled has been the avallable source materlal that lt was lmposslble to exhaust the matter 1n a slngle volume but made p0SS1blQ the plan of a consecutlve serles of annuals each of Wh1Ch wlll prove a sequel to that of the precedmg year by hnklng the h1stor1c assoclatlon of thlS locahty w1th the present development of St Joseph Hlgh School The hlstory of the Aborlgmes the Wyandot Indlans has furnlshed the keynote of deslgn and lllustratlon as well as the unlfylng prlnclple for the 1925 Josemont Every phase of Wyandot llfe from the httle pa poose to the Indlan graves finds adaptatlon and apphcatlon ln the lllus 1nto the border des1gn and lettemng A brlef summary of the early hls tory of Fremont W'lll serve to elucldate the sketches Durlng that perlod of years Whlch fills the western annals w1th storxes of mtrlgue and bloody confl1ct the plams and pra1r1es of the Lower San dusky Valley were the homes of the most powerful and most generous of the savage natlons The border country of Pennsylvanla V1rg1n1a Ken tucky and the first settlements 1n Ohlo saw the Indlan at war and too often hls character has been estlmated by h1S conduct when 1nsp1red bv a natural deslre for revenge Here we see h1m at home far removed from h1s enemy and percene the softer s1de of hls untamed nature Less than a century ago these plams now covered by a thrlvlnfr clty presented all that lnterestlng var 1ety of scenes of Indlan llfe pr1m1t1ve and agrlcultural--crude cablns canoe bulldlng amusement the councll fire around whlch palnted war rlors planned campalgns 'md expedltlons havlng for thelr ultlmate object the preserxatlon of the xast beautlful forest and the beloved huntmg grounds the return and welcome of war partles and the terrlfylng and not always harmless treatment of prlsoners As the story leads Hundreds of years ago back ln the age of the anclents a beautlful rn er sang happllv as 1ts waters coursed rapldlv to the sea and on 1ts shores the mound bullders went about the task of erect 1ng lastlng monuments to thelr memory Then another race came to take tihelr place and we find the sole record of these people 1n old Indlan tra 1t1on 'I I I 'I I 4' KA - is at I I les se n .' vl,l l- je .. V 1 - -, ' . I . . I , ' . .. . D. u .l H I ' '. - ' '. ' . - ' . l . . , u I i .. .u . . l. - i trations, while the beadwork of these Indians has worked itself admirably I . 0 , i . , . . . y 4 A 1 . ' U . L . . A t Q . i . l y ' . y , .Y L . 7 . . 5- , . . h l -. - l , , : ,, . ' , . I . . ,K I . . Y . . 1 . . Q - 7 I I. .H , . . - ef as e n I I l l 43. tm '. :W in L lhls trad1t1on relates to us that the lroquols tlred of war had founded for themselves a home beside the peaceful stream and that It was a Wyandot trlbe For many years they llved here and the r1ver as lt flowed by was wltness to the happlness of thelr abode But war the destructlve serpent crept 1n and m tlme the natlon that had been for so many years a refuge and a haven was demollshed Years later the banks of the Sah un dus kee the Wyandot term for clear water became the center of the trlbe Here the red man llV9d loved laughed and fought and held h1s prlsoners of war It was a flourishing settlement and through lt ran the r1ver broken by falls banked by forests and bluffs untrammeled by brldges and lndustry Truly lt was a glor1ous watcher of the ever changmg tlde of human1ty and over 1ts gleammg surface the Indlan pad dled hls canoe So the tlme went on and w1th 1ts golng came strangers to the land of the red man Strangers who stole from them then' home on the r1ver s bank Then the Indlan resentlng the lntruslon warred on the pale bloody confllcts between the savage and the c1v1l1zed the red man and the whlte Years passed but there was no end to the turmoll yet the r1ver flowed quxetly by seelng all yet not able to g1V9 volce to the protest It per haps felt Then came the day when the last red man dlsappeared over the western h1lls and the whlte man became possessor of the country through whlch the Sah un dus kee ran Then great changes took place IH the l1fe of the rner From Its banks the trees were cut and across 1ts rlppllng expanse a brldge was stretched Strange boats salled down the S1lVely stream and the wheels of progress moved rapldly Even 1tS name was changed and It became the Sandusky while the thrlung ullage on 1tS banks was called Lower Sandusky T K S Z5 Sweet Sacred Heart mflamed wlth lose For us your chlldren here GIVE us the grace to do the rlght To please You Fuend so dear You are so good to all of us And we do thank You too Well pray and work to gain success Because It pleases You MRF25 I-I 4 I Eleven I I . , . l use I l I 1 e ' fy- g I g I la- S I 8 , rv - - - u ' ' 7 Y . ,, . 1 1 , Q . a I 1 1 , , ll - - - 73 I Il- YY . 7 I Y . . ' . ' . ' ' . I . I , . , . 1 , . . . ' .' . . l .1 , - ,, . . . . I 9 i . . , , . . Y . . . , K - I faced' men and the swelling breast of the river was the scene of many ' . I , I , ' , ' I , - , ' . . I ' ii ' 7! !! ' ' ' C - . . . . I . . . I ll !7 ' . 1' 7' , Y' ' ll . C 7! . . . . - Y . . V I 9 . u . Y , I , ' K . I I 1 ' ' 'Q ' h l I--If 'fl S I I I I I 1 , ggzw 1 , Twelve S- .l.-,MLI I l .5 la. The Name of Fremont When the name of Lower Sandusky was to be changed to Flemont ln honor of the great Path Flnder over the ROCk18S Mr Hayes as the lawyer for the pet1t1on presented lt to court and flnlshed by offerlng the only remonstrance agalnst the change Thls was 1n the form of humor ous verslflcatlon consxstlng of seven stanzas fzom Judge Howland The Iollowlng IS a copy of thls I'9IYl0l1St1 ance as read to the Court bi Presldent Rutherford B Hayes who was at that tlme Attorney for the P6t1t10ll There IS a pra5 er now golng around Whlch I d1Sl1k8 to hear To change the name of thlS old town I hold so xely dea1 They pray the court to alter It And let lt stand Sandusky yet And not John C Fremont Sandusky IS a pleasant name T1s short and easy spoken D9SC9Hd1Hg to us by a chaln That nex er should be broken Then let us hand lt down the stream Of T1me to after ages And Sandusky be the theme Of futu1e balds and sages Won t the old honest SAGUMS TISS And say to us pale faces Do you ou1 2':Ll1C19llt name dGSp1S6 And chan e our 1QStlHg places? Our fathers slumbered he1e Thelr splrlts c1y Oh don t Alter the name to us so dear And substltute F1 emontf Therefore my pray er shall st1ll 1ema1n Unt1l my XOICC grows husky Oh change the PEOPLE not the name Of my old home Sandusky' TIIT I-I or I, 0 a P - , I Q Y , . 'uk l Y . I I I I fig , ,- , l 4 -' I - P ' + l ' ' K6 ' Y! , L , . . . , . , I ' . - I - . . hr. n - , ' v ' 2 , I I u ' y , ' , N ' I '. I 1 ' '- ' I I Li ' X , l - I pray to God they won't g P I l I il ' , , - ' I 7 I . . . l U . I ' 7 I I ' . T in 1 li Y 7 ' - A 1 , N 0 . 7 . U . . - 3 I D l . .I .A , , , 1 J I . . ,, - , - U 7 1 ' - ' L 1 n , - l , U P l , . , l V I l I I ' I a A R iff'-rl X Qfwqfffw R li EEETIZEEH I F I Ml :I - 0 I ' T4 a xii' E W , . EL-, H- Hi. ra . -H,1,,Ma.,-Yn -.,. ,m . f 4' P -I P X ..U. I I ' P 1 fl e L57 i 'N--M. ,..., f fx 'xx ' f 'nu' S fu I Q' 4 if Q Q 4: A 5,4 ff 3 A :QL - 1 if : i , AV A Al 1 I . V 1 I I I I I I 'l il l ' ' x . ' I - , ' I. 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The Semor Class Poem The dawn was slow ly breakmg The sky was falntly gray When down the tra1l we started On that Wmdlng rocky way The course was rough and footworn And we were small but strong So tho We stumbled often Nlght Shades hngered on the h1lls Twas hard the gloom to flght But far off ln the dxstance We had seen a gleammg llght Unseen pebbles plerced our feet But we were not deterred For when we came to Sophdom The song of a wren we heard At last the world was wakmg The sky was streaked wlth plnk The brook of knowledge murmured And bade us begm to thlnk We strolled along beslde It And when we thlrsty grew Stooplng We drank from out lt And dark clouds became more few Soon rose and gold were spreadmg Way over 1n the east Thelr rays to us leveallng A worthy Junlor feast Dellghts lt offered many Were all out shone by one Falr wlsdom beckoned to us But far up ln the heavens Klng Sol was m1l1ng down Telllng us we must hasten To reach our goal renoun In haste we bade our farewells And qulckly traveled on Tho longmlles we had covered SIIICG breaklng of the dawn And when upon the threshold Of Senlor Town we stood We paused then golng forward Left the shadow of the wood The sun 1n all 1tS glory Is Shlnlllg' soft and brlght And now upon the doorstep We polse prepared for fllght T K S Twenty Szx -l T I I I I I ,Q D , , .4 T llunnn mulls A - r . We laughed as We trod aldng. And she our young love Wbn. l ' . .' . '25 ,pl Q 551 m ay 1 QT U Mm F , I I X . . XM., I Mania X. ,XV 'Lg' 1 ,: ' , LH in , K 'x gi' 1 X Q f' X X X X k , X ' I - ,Q 9 . ., .K -3:3 F Y-fi 2 ' , T .L I I I Y I ' . ..4..a.'a.:i x 0 3 A X, . ., 1 rr? ,. it - :V . X: ,, Q' . ' , 1- 1. - , L23 I mf? A, -- 1 K gy. - .Q -.-' Q ff., . Ls --.I R' 'V , AWAA L--.J1-m.-lm.-- . 5 Q 1. g, - , 1 , o .no 5 , s fu l , Q i fMlm. miini 'Iii 'aifuu Fan srfrnnvxppl MARIE R FISCHER Around her 1s a lzght Of 'mward mayesty and 'rmght hh V EE? A GABE He goodness zs ham-Q lf Is what zs called a l mom Tuentf Ezght lyl I-l IVI 45455 J . og --fo-LX i 1 'R 1, b ' : I f 4 'l T 1 o ' M , k o . v ' ' V -9 x 5 A - Q ' . v 'F g. V ' go ' of i , n f ' X 'Lo 3 L - . K 4 2 2 3' l ,I i . H , -N 51 :ilQnFnLn'4' , M liil ln gr: 'I fail V V ., '+L Q n -om ' Q J 1 , Q1 .5 x I ' ' A I ' . A In I H l on Q M l lv I I o 1 FWF .4 'Z' f-ns?-f :V -mb' S., f ,f ff , Z,,U llllllliulll ixiliiin FOP7' .SfffHfWIO FRANKLIN D SMITH Thzs precwus Stone cet zn the sea of lzfe Shall Qome day make a name for hzmself 0'l n 1471142 0471, V RQC WELTIN Q, A bea efrg f hope unt and ska Sunbeamlwhat gzft t the world l1ke thee? B B 1 l'l li Twenty Nme cl A I. . 0 - 1 , - , M I Wa ,,.., -. 5 'Q N V ..-, HW., , L-- lv. --. N , ., , ,fl 2,2 Q - 4 - f,A:,,,:, ,ENE ' ' giy-F : 'H A ,yy Y V ' , , Q A ', i , . ' ' 4 4.,--f ' ' fi ' .ff Y 9: l 2 1 5 I ' V, 1 : , . fi- If ' 3 1 j' l ' l E v A I l l ' ,e If 5 5 4' ffl i 2 L 1 14 Q A V ' :U a I Q J9 1 Z . , - - A 3 1 . I . Ei ' E , 5 ,ff FW 'ic Q v V. vu i A vi 0' 7 , , K A 4 . P I p l :J 1--Q I , gl i 5- i -P 2 X' 'V Lf ' q . . ' - xv 4 l A l 1 X , V ' , Q x Fi 13 W . 'M . - A l' ' '51-lf!L'ff,, H X ' is X , 4 . W I -.-... l K 1 I I . '45 ' Q . in 2 ? A l fa a M f H 'M' fi fi? 5 in 'Iii ' HL! 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K. 1- 'ff' 5 I .I .5 if Athletlcs lo brag l1ttle to show up well to crow quletly 1f 1n luck to put up and shut up 1f beaten these are the characterlstlcs of a true sportsman The above words were on the l1ps of every student at the reorgamza t1on of the St Joseph Hlgh School Athlethlc Assoclatlon The meetlng took place the elghteenth of September and the followmg offlcers were elected Faculty Manager Dr J J Vogel Student Manager Edgar Recktenwald Upon the reorganlzatlon of the Assoclatlon there was a strong de sxre to be represented by a football team but th1s proved unsuccessful because of the lack of materlal Be1ng dlsappomted on th1s account all looked forward Wlth great 1nterest and enthuslasm to the openlng of the Basketball Season whlch seemed very promlsmg About the mlddle of November practlce sesslons were begun under the watchful eye of Coach Dr C I Kuntz Wlth elght out of nlne letter men back for duty the outfit was soon worked mto the pmk of condxtlon W1th two men on the squad who had been selected on the all county team and others of the same callber thmgs seemed very brlght mdeed We started out the season by a vlctory over the strong St John s team of Llma Although our Basketeers were out Welghed by a large margm they downed the v1s1tors w1th seemlngly great ease Next we encountered our fellow nelghbors Clyde Hlgh and although our opponents fought hard all dur1ng the game they fell before the on slaught of the FIVE Basketeers Then came the surpr1se of the season St Anns our competltors for c1ty champxonshxp threw out the challenge to our squad Wlth all expectatlons of a V1Ct0I'y they entered the game but at the final they falled to score a polnt The first game for c1ty honors wlth Fremont Hlgh was the next on the program Weakened by the 1nJ ury of Capt n Gabel the team attacked the down h1llers and after a strongly fought game St Joe s were defeated by a narrow margln of one pomt The tr1p to Delphos was then planned whlch was lndeed a long and tlresome drlve Weakened by the long rlde and sllghtly out of form the team fell before the St John s qumtet ln a hotly contested battle St Marys of Marlon were our next meat Although much heavler and more experlenced they were defeated by the fast movlng St Joes machme We then returned the game whlch Clyde gave us on our floor Al though the score was very close the first half the second half the Basket eers marched on untll they had completely routed thelr fellow townsmen The next week two games wlth the fast golng WOOdVllle Hlgh outflt were booked. One to be played on our iloor, the other to be played the 'Il'l1lll flT ,- . I ' i - , It R J I lc I I l lg IJ.. W c 1 J lr, j A I l suv - , 7 - - - , . ,, . . . , . . : President ..........,................,............ll.......................................,.. Walter Foos . . . , - u a Q, u a ' ! ' ll Q! - ' . . ! 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'nv' Soclal Events The SOC1al season always gay for the Semors and Jumors was at tended thlS year by several altogether charmlng and dellghtful partles The opemng party was held on Hallowe en ln the Hlgh School Audl torlum with the Senlors as hosts and hostesses to the Jumors Through many nooks and corners the J umors were led by ghosts that rattled chalns and shueked vslerdly as they conducted the pale faced guests to the audl torlum whlch was beautlfully decorated to f1t the occaslon Autumn leaves Jack o lantel ns and streamers lent the1r charm to the scene whlle a glowlng orange harxest moon hung low over the tables g1v1ng a beauty both s1ngular and fantastlc to the general appearance of the hall Here 1n thls lovely settlng the hours sllpped qulckly by and only too soon came the hour to break up and depart to our xarlous homes The flrst Semor Class gatherxng took place durmg the last week of Sclence Room conserted for the occaslon 1nto a cozy d1n1ng room the semor glrls prepared and served a delxclous three course dmner After dllllllg everyone ascended to the second floor where a soclal hour was spent and followlng thls all wended thelr ways homeward Wlth a new treasure to S1019 away ln thelr memory books On the seventh of Februarv the Jumors lssued 1nv1tat1ons to the Semors for a Valentlne party The affalr was g1ven IH the audltorlum under the ausplces of the faculty The tables were a1t1st1cally decorated w1th hearts and xalentmes approprlate for the season Many contests were enjoyed by those present A dehghtful luncheon was served at long tables arranged m the form of the letter V After an ex emng of great engoyment the melody of Home Sweet Home remlnded us that lt was tlme to depart We W1Sh to thank the Jumors one and all for the gl and sp1r1t whlch was made mamfest durmg our Semor year for they as well as all the other members of the Hlgh School haxe proved SIHCCFQ and loyal whether from a soclal or busmess new pomt In June w1ll take place the Jumor Semor banquet the blggest soclal ex ent of the season and lt IS wlth pleasure and antlclpatlon and yet not altogether wlthout regret that we look forward to lt for It means along vnth othe1 thlngs that we must part from our beloxed fellow school mates the Jumors S R O 5 I I I '- 'lf '. 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' D- ' I . 9, I I I I 1 ll TI AI I T4 I 3 I I I -4 I I MTI4 A If 1 I I I I I II I' A' about than a no1sy 1nsect you may posslbly be justified in your criticism St1ll msects are a hero1c lot of httle people who really deserve more pub l1c1ty than they get There IS the cicada for instance a mad httle fellow dressed 1n a Jacket so fiercely devoted to song that he practlcally slngs hxmself to death A muslclan s l1fe IS often sad and lonely yet I have learned of no mus1c1an who has more reasons to be sad but who IS more consistently glad than the cicada Surely then you w1ll not scorn a s1m ple biography of th1s curlous little singer Picture hlm to your 1mag1nat1on as something s1m1lar 1n appearance to a locust or a grasshopper The p1cture of course w1ll not be exactly true but lt w1ll satlsfy our purpose very well and save us from burden mg thls blography Wlth so many barbarous techmcal descrlptlons and ex planatlons wlth whlch zoolog'1sts dehght to torture us He is born on the hmb of a tree but h1s real cradle IS a shaft ln the ground Hls mother lnstalls her eggs 1n a serles of l1ttle p1n holes whlch she digs 1nto the Slde of some dry branch and then abandons her progeny to fate Emerglng from h1s 1vory egg the young larva tosses about in the a1r Waltlng for the wlnd to sweep h1m away Th1s first plunge 1nto the a1r w1ll probably declde the questlon of llfe and death Landlng on the soft earth where he can dig hlmself out of sight all 1S safe any other landlng place means exposure to the elements or destructlon at the hands of h1s spy1ng enennes But let us suppose for the sake of our story that he has landed safely With a shaft sunk fifteen or sixteen lnches lnto the earth the clcada 1S ready for a long subterranean confinement Here 1n the darkness of h1s narrow tube he spends four years of h1s life mbbhng at roots of trees and plants which seem to furn1sh h1s only food The severe llmltatlon of h1s d1et IS probably the reason why he grows so fat and looks so dropslcal When the last day of h1s long confinement has arrlved he makes h1s way to the surface and crowns the orlfice of his tube wlth a little chimney made of clay whlch looks very much like a plug hat Th1s IS h1s observa tion tower where he s1ts and observes the weather cond1t1ons for he will not make h1s exit unless the day be clear and brlght When he Judges the day suitable for h1s emergence the l1ttle mlner makes his debut 1nto the free alr and lmmedlately seeks a posltlon on a blade of hlgh grass or the l1mb of some small bush I I '- 1 H Seventy Two df XL l. 'ND' But the clcada IS stlll ln h1S larval form He doesn t resemble a grass hopper or a locust as he w1ll after the transformatlon whlch IS soon to take place Th1s transformatlon from the larval to the adult stage IS one of the herolc 1nc1dents 1n the l1ves of nearly all msects He cllmbs out of hlS chlmney dressed ln a scaly costume that fits h1m almost l1ke a pa1r of tlghts Whlle cllngmg to h1S aerlal support his larval wrapper sphts down the back and front and then across the eyes and twlstlng and tumb llng llke an acrobat he cllmbs out and slts on the llmb to dry hlmself lhe old Jacket that he wore 1n the earth he leaves hangmg on the llmb He has no more use for It He IS now no longer a larva he IS an adult a fine lookmg rascal wlth beautlful wlngs and S1d6S all green mlxed wlth sl1ght tmges of brown But the colors Shlft and 1n the end the clcada s coat IS generally speakmg a plam brown And stlll after thls spectacular l1berat1on from h1s underground prlson where he mbbled roots and l1ved ln darkness for four years he has only four or five weeks left of l1fe and sunshme One kmd of clcada even spends slxteen years entombed 1n the earth before lt comes to maturlty ln 1nd1cate that the adult Clcada has some tremendously lmportant work to do ln llfe' Not so' Unless of course you conslder s1ng1ng lmportant The few days whlch Nature has so sparmgly allowed th1s prlsoner of ours are spent 1n contlnuous song W1th hlS suckers plunged lnto the soft bark of the plane tree h1s melody scarcely ceases Dark and stormy weather IS the only thmg that can sllence hls cantata He loves to s1t m the sun and play Wlth plenty of warm sunshme he wlll smg and smg untxl death comes and takes h1S cymbals away It IS true that h1S melody IS but a scratchlng yet we call It melody as the msects know lt Let me explam here Why I have conslstently referred to the clcada m the masculme gender My reason IS based on the morphology of the msect vlewlng the purpose of these lmes namely to pay a trlbute to the clcada as a lover of muslc and song such a grammatlcal d1st1nct1on IS forced up on us because all the slngmg IS done by the males By some pecullar IH vers1on the ladles are mute and volceless Nevertheless lt was unkmd and unchlvalrlc for Xenarchos the Greek phllosopher to remark Happy lS the clcada smce 1tS Wlfe has no volce But to be very accurate we cannot say that the clcada IS a smger He really has no vo1ce at all Hls muslc IS mstrumental The frog with h1s bagplpe and the crlcket wlth h1s fiddle are mterestmg players but the clcada wlth h1S muslc box surpasses them both Under h1s chest two crescent shaped shutters overlap l1ke shlngles on a roof Under each llttle I -' I-I I 'f' . 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But surely such a long and tedious preparation must Pl - Y' 'I 'A I l I -'L' Seventy Three X il ..l.,,l,. 1 IW' plate we find a tmy cavern whlch lS called a chapel When the chapels are spoken of collectn ely they are referred to as the Church But th1S IS only a part of h1s eccleslastlcal anatomy At the back of the chapels a narrow sl1t opens 1nto a deeper chamber where the real muslcal lnstru ments are kept These are nothmg more than a palr of convex oval shaped plates By contractlng and releaslng a palr of muscles the c1cada can stralghten out the convexlty of the plates and allow them to return to thelr or1g1na1 pos1t1on an operatlon Whlch remmds us of the toy tm CI'lCk6tS Wh1Ch were popular Wlth chlldren not so many years ago The bendmg of these plates glves out the melody whlch Issues through the sl1t mto the chapels where the sound catches a deeper resonance before It pours out 1nto the open through the seml clrcular shutters These cres cent shaped llds are l1fted and lowered thus swellmg and mufflmg the sound llke the shutters of a plpe organ The organ loft and soundlnfr chambers occupy a great deal of space ln the clcada s sparse frame Nature has emptled a part of the thorax and two thlrds of the abdomen and crowded all the xmportant organs mto a m1n1mum of space-to make room for a muslc box Four dreary years 1n the darkness of the earth and four or five weeks of song IH the sunshme make up the llfe of the clcada The fabled Lore le1 lured others to death by the wltchery of her melody but what shall we say of a mad llttle troubadour who IS enamored to death by the volce of h1s own song? But st1ll th1s p00t1C plcture of herolc dex ot1on IS fatally desecrated by facts after all' After all the Clcada IS deaf ' He never hears hlS own muslcl By actual experlment we knovs that a cannon can thunder at the foot of the plane tree vslthout dlstulblng the slngers ln lts branches Many hypotheses haxe been offered but no one has yet satlsfactorlly explalned the purpose of the deaf clcada s unmterrupted melody Eman clpated from long lmprlsonment 1n 1tS subterlanean chamber for a few days revelry ln the sun vslth 1ts anatomy outraged for the sake of 1tS art the deaf muslclan admlts no one to the mystery of h1s ephemeral song Fabre the great sclentlst and frlend of msects after examlnmg and rejectmg all proposed hypotheses fmally suggests that the clcada 1S slng mg merely for the sheer Joy of ln mg l1ke chlldren clapp1ng thelr hands and shout1ng slmply because they are happy Poets w1ll TCJOICG at th1s nalve solutlon Phllosophers w1ll draw a moral more deaf to the XOICC of the world we mlght find more songs ln our Hearts to slng Deaf al1ke to flattery and rude c11t1c1sm of men we shall be better off for our deafness and happler fo1 our s1ng1ng We have learned youl lesson mad llttle muslclan Xou haxe not sung vour song 1n va1n Rex John J Vogel 'I I I -I 4 I Setenty Four ' x n . . Q ' L , - ,I X x 1 I l also n n I 5 gd. -- ,,., I- . I I. . Q' A ' ' ' n- 11 KK !? 'Y l ll Y! ' , . . , - . ll ' 77 ' ' ' . - , - ' - u Q Y E n . . . Y . , . . . . , . u n 1 n 4 ' . . I Q u, n Y u n , 4 , I u n . . z . ' Y 7 . v - . 1 4 , u u , u p n Z 0 - 5 , 1 0 , . vs 0 l ' I I V I I I I ' 5 15 .l....L...l .5 I? The Thlnker A turnmg of the pages of the d1ct1onarv w1ll show that th1nk con notes to brlng the lntellectual facult1es 1nto play to haxe ldeas to revolve 1de3S 1n the m1nd to perform any mental operatlon A Th1nker the same book w1ll 1nform IS one who thmks one who th1nks 1n a part1cular man ner F1x1ng well th1s plcture 1n m1nd one IS prepared to proceed w1th the subJect The wr1ters purpose 1n chooslnvf the subject of th1s paper was 1n splred by several thoughts In the fnrst place the XISIOH of that masterplece of sculpture THE THINKER Whlch usually graces a pos1t1on of p1 ommence 1n any art gal lery of worth can never be effaced from h1s m1nd 'lhe att1tude of peace ful qulet and rest entlrely obl1v1ous of hlS surround1ngs IS enough to cause even the most superficlal to pause The llnes of contentment en gendered by an earnest effort to solve some we1ghty problems no matter what ltS nature may be are enough to sugffest to the most frlvolous that 1n th1s domaln alone can achlevement be found Secondly one cannot help but be moved to plty when year after year one IS forced to read academlc d1scuss1ons upon success ambltlon loyalty what not other deep subject about Wh1Ch the wr1ter has but a falnt con Cept10H and proves so by h1s subsequent conduct Th1rdly a t0p1C of such xastness that whole llbrarles could be filled Wlth dlscusslons of It alone was chosen to rem1nd those who lead these tlon for the Thlnker It lS an undlsputed fact that xery few lndeed of those about us are often gu1lty of the psychologlcal process of thought Hence the w11ter of a theme on achlex ement w1ll x1s1on a man who has accumulated great masses of vsorldly goods As though a Th1nker would accept that An other w1ll dwell upon the beauty of ambltlon and then squander the God glven Jewel T1me ln all sorts of anclent fr1xol1t1es Recall agaln the v1s1on of the Thlnker The man worth wh1le IS the man who can proxoke thought 1n those about hlm A man wlth an ldea IS a man to be respected But now comes the d1ff1culty all men ag: ee that they are th1nke1s The11 modesty prompts lt However the m1nd IS uncann1ly treacherous It IS prone to fly off at '1 tangent In other words the possesso1 IS ln constant danger of lOS1ng '1 sense of proport1on That results 1n a l0pSld9d man a man who has lost much of hlS xalue In fact he may become a posltlwe menace to the soclal organlsm In other words every human be1ng Wlll e1ther make the world better 01 worse for h1s havlng l1ved The1e can be no thmkmg vuthout fm n11nd The m1nd IS llke a dellcate plant whlch must be carefully nurtured Clean wholesome constructne thought strengthens the m1nd The road to man s true destlny then IS clearly levealed Yet It seems hushed whlspers are ph1as1ng the ques tlon Wh-tt IS the man say1ng'7 Ah' lf all do that then lS the sxr1te1 s pul pose accompl1shed The Thlnkel w1ll find the answer C I Ixuntz M D l 'l l'l I-I 4' S'eventy Fne '. I , . . Q '. . I I I I - X .4-g -- - 1' I' Q C , . - . '. . , . , - - 1 1 1 1 . . V 1 . . . . ' 2 . ' n 1 31 1 1 . 1 1 , . . f . . . :5 . . ' ' 1 y 1 1 1 Q 1 1 L C - . 71 1 ' 1 1 , Q a 1 1 ' 7 ' ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - ! Y 1 . 1 , n 1 1 , 1 E , 1 , 1 1 1 . Y 1 1 , o L 1 1 , ,1 - , - s 1. '1 . 1 v , Q . ' I ! lines, that no one dissertatlon, whether great or small, settles the ques- l 1 1 1 V , ' , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' , , Y Y , 1 ' 1 D ' 1 . - , , V . . 0 . ! Y . c . , ' c K 1 l 1 1 3 ' , ' . , ' ' c ' Y ' . . r. C . . . . . . . 7 . V 1 ' ! 9 ' . , . . ' ' l y . . Q . - . H . . ,, . V . D, f ' . : '. ' 1 1 V , 1 1 F I ' I I I I I I : A losf mont Naff 'IHELMA SHPRER F lim In Chief NIARIE FISCHER STEIIA 0CHx Tzcawfrcr Sf1!lfIIEfI1flIl HELEN Swan OLIVIA XX ELTIN lssf PM UI 4s fFrl1frn -X1xDRExx hmm C ARLTON I ARWIN CIAUDE Sm DER 111' Pfllffll wf I mm Ss Mflllflqfl DONAI D XX URYEI CLARExCE NIIESLE -hs 1' If rlffm iflzlefvf P rlzfm xtitllfi bn ' I W I ' S 2 nfl' ' ' A LY JA , hw , -, . .,. ' .' ' . r A v ' ,y II? ' . , ' ' Ilzfsizzess Mmzfrywf' , , - , , , , 4 1 A A . Av A v 4 A -Y A ki A ',.',A J . I I J V A V' l' wx'- L1- Q wk - 519. How Does the Student Benefit by Publlshlng an Annual? A promlnent educator sald that lt IS surpr1s1ng how many parents w1ll pay more att6Ht10D to the cloth1ng that the chlldren wear than the cducat1on that IS helplng form thelr characters and deveIop1ng the1r educa t1on so as to be better htted for l1fe One cr1t1c1sm that has been made of our educat1onal system IH Amer 1ca IS that It g1V9S an art1flc1al tra1n1ng wh1ch leaves the student tempor arlly shell shocked and sometlmes permanently unbalanced when the final bomb shell composed of the world as It IS h1ts h1m 111 the face after graduat1on Students who have had the responslblhty of p1lot1ng an an nual flnanclng organ1z1ng budgetlng to a successful conclus1on W1ll have gotten a tlmely forecast of the rough weather ahead They Wlll have entered the fact 1n the1r mental logbook that even vslth sheep skm parch ment for salls It takes paddl1ng to buck the head w1nds of modern buslness Anythlng that IS worth dolng at all 1S worth do1ng well There IS no more lmportant pr1nc1ple 1n llfe In these eleven words lles the d1f ference between most of the successes and most of the fallures P31111 cularly IS It true of school annuals lf an annual IS worth publ1sh1ng land you know It IS' the records of thousands of schools prove lt D It IS worth wh1le to produce '1 good an nual buch a book IS a prec1ous possess1on for all the students 'md a most Xaluable expenence for the Senlor Class It IS a stlmulus to school and commumty pr1de An annual affords a vsay to secure the p1ctures of all our classmates and fellow students These p1ctures IH years to come w1ll be a source of great 1nterest and pleasure to us Every yefubook IS essent1ally a DIC ture hlstory a compend1um of v1sual memolrs and manlfestatlons of the student and hlS act1v1t1es Therefore p1ctures co11tr1bute a very great part toward the degree of success enJoyed by each annual The 1mportance 01 p1ctures cannot be overest1mated When IH ou1 days of taxes and coal bllls of wor11es and work we want to sl1p back to carefree youth we won t haxe to dlg out a Slngle old plcture ban1shed to the attlc We vull reach lnto the bookcase and brmg out a volume Wh1Ch w1th1n ltS worn coxers conta1ns the whole story of our class More and more the annual IS belng recogmzed 1n educat1onal CIFCIGS as one of the major and essent1al act1v1t1es of the modern school It IS a school orgamzer for the need 1n securlng results has been organlzed co operat1on When the students of a school publ1sh an annual they are merely ask 1ng your help to set up a mounta1n of concrete eudence as a proof that they can calry out a buslness progect to a successful conclus1on But 1-I 4' 9'e1ent11Se1 en 0 . , l 1 I cl n 1 ft... tl 1 I I L ,I . . I - H . .H . . . 1 .Y 7 ti 1 1 - Y. . - 1 - l . 1 1 1 C , I . , 1 1.1 1 1 ' Y 1 v 7 , . . l V v , V , - f s can I i n l 1. L-K aw 'H what of those who personally partlclpate ln the maklng of the book? I am sure that school annuals affect the students as a whole ln more ways than at first appear It stlmulates and vltallzes composltlon work slnce all a1t1cles wrltten are subject to a sharp cr1t1c1sm by facultv and classmates It provldes a secondary alm for the thorough study of Fnghsh and ex en parents w1ll encourage thelr chlldren to attam the hlgh standards requlred Next let us conslder the practlcal experlence dG11Ved b5 the student from selling advertlsements To the student altogether lnexperlenced ln the art of salesmanshlp It necessltates the cultlvatlon of courage and what lS equally lmportant the salesmanllke methods Thls IS essentlal for the successful completlon of thelr campalgn and a1ds 1mmensely for after l1fe As each worker 1S held accountable for the ads collected by h1m It 1I1X6StS each Wlth a sense of respons1b1l1ty a respons1b1l1ty a11s1ng from the necessltv of fulfilllng obhgatlons to subscrlbers and advertlsels It brmgs the student face to face Wlth the very problem of llfe with whlch he w1l1 be confronted as soon as the school doors have closed behlnd h1m namely the problem of facxng exper1enced buslness men After all what better tralnlng for llfe could any student recelve than to be taught by personal experlence to take cold refusal and ex en rebuffs? I w1ll not weary you wlth a detalled descrlptlon of the mechanlcal Wolk mvolw ed but be assured that a great deal of technlcal knowledge of typlng pastlng up proof readln and the l1ke are not among the least of the benefits derlved from an annual Students llke to feel that they belong to a class that can begln and put thru an entelprlse llke th1s They enJoy the klndly feellngs Wlth whlch thelr endeavor IS recelved by thelr teachers parents and frlends and are overjoyed 1f perchance thelr book should galn natlon w1de fame as dld the Josemont of 24 when 1t was awarded the Natlonal Prlze a nrst class ratlng Can you deprlve your chlldren of thls safety valve-th1s outlet to the pent up enthuslasm and 1n1t1at1se wh1ch IS clamorlng for expresslon after twelve years of TQDYSSSIOH7 Surely the practlcal benefits derlved by your chlldren IS worthy of your whole hearted cooperatlon and support OCW25 ST JOSEPH Salnt Joseph patron of our school Our llves forevel zule We pray thee be thou w1th us e G1 And help us 111 all care 0 make us ever llke to you Our patron good and true That we may ever honor thee And lovlng chlldren be M M W 25 1- I I -I I l I I I I dl Sezenty Ezght Q ,. I . . I ,P , I-Il,l sf... elcl,l rj 4-' . . . . . . . L .. V , . ,. . I u . u u n u J , Yu . , . , . . 1. I . f ' 7 , . . CY s . . . Y . it ' U . A Y Li f I ' 1 , . ' J Y I o I n, n 0 s 'f ' gr . I u q ,Q u c , . , . . . v ' ' 'Q' - . .Y . . . . ' 7 7 . . Y 5 - ll I Y . ,. Y Y ! f - 9 ,M V - , a ' I , . . 5 I.. , 40' Procrastlnatlon IS the Thlef of Tlme Tlme and tlde Walt for no man' Tlme IS the most undefinable yet paradox1cal of thlngs, the past IS gone, the future has not come, and the present becomes the past, even wh1le we are attempt1ng to define 1t, l1ke a flash of llghtenlng lt ex1sts and explres God, Who IS l1beral 1n all other g1fts, shows us by the w1se economy of HIS Prowldence, how clrcumspect we ought to be ln the management of our t1me, for He never g1ves us two moments together One moment lost or squandered IS squandered fO1 all eternlty Tomorrow cheats us all' Why dost thou stay, and leave undone, What should be done today ' P1 ocrastlnatlon seems 1nhe1 ent ln man wh1ch IS not only lndolent and weak, but commonly false Every delay IS too late for those who are punc tual It also has been called The thlef of t1me It steals year after year, t1ll all are fled and to the merc1es of a moment leaves the vast concerns of an eternal scene I sush It were no more than a thlef of t1me, but fa1 worse, It IS a murdered, and that WhlCh lt k1lls IS not merely t1me, but the lmmortal soul' Proscratlnatlon 15 the th1ef of t1me, kldnaper of souls and the recru1t1ng offlcer of hell The man who procrastmates struggles wlth ru1n, for God has promlsed forglveness to your repentance, but He has not promlsed to morrow to your procrastlnatlon There are men who plan to llVe a new l1fe, but they never haxe t1me to start Thls 1S llke a man who would put oft sleeplng, eatmg, and drmkmg from one day to an other untll he IS starved and destroyed There IS an old saylng slow but sure' Sure that IS 1n cases that adm1t of lexsurely dehberatlon though they requ1re so much t1me for formmg a Tlght Judgment and dev1s1ng rlght plans that 1n cases where promptltude IS called for they utterly fa1l Napoleon Sald One of the prmclple 1equ1s1tes for a general 15 an accurate calculatlon of Tlme for lf your adversary can brmg powerful forces to attack a cer tam post ten m1nutes sooner than you can brmg up a suff1c1ent supportlng force, you are beaten even though the rest of your plans be ever so good So 1f you are taken by an mnundatlon ten m1nutes spent 1n decldmg on the best road for escap1ng may make your escape 1mp0SSlbl6 Vlrtue conslsts 1n performlng our dut1es 1n the several relat1on wh1ch vxe sus staln 1n respect to ourselves to our fellowmen and to God But, vxrtue IS not a mush room that sprmgs up 1n one mght when we are asleep so do not regard It as such but lt IS a dellcate plant that grows slowly and tenderly needmg much pa1n to cult1vate It much care to gulde lt and much t1me to mature lt Ne1ther IS V166 a spmt that wlll be conjured away NVlth a charm slam by smgle blow or dlspatched by one stab W ho then w1ll be so fool1sh as to leave the erad1c'1t1ng of v1ce and the plantlng of vlrtue 1n 1ts place to a few weeks or monthsq Stxll he who procr-wstmates h1s 1epentance 'md amendment grossly does so mth hlS eyes open he abrldges the t1me alloted for the longest and most lmportant work he has to pelform Is he not a fool? We often com pare the value of sllver to that of gold but the value of t1me and Virtue go hand IH hand and the11 value IQ the same We l1ttle reallze hon dangelous lt ls to defer those momentous l'9f0l'II18tl0l'lS wh1ch the conscxence IS olemnly preachmg to the heart' If they are neglected the d1fT1culty and 1nd1spos1t1ons are mcreasmg every day and the m1nd IS recedmg degree after degree from the xx alm and hopeful zone tlll finally It entexs the a1t1c CIICIC and becomes transfixed 1n relentless and eternal ICQ Defer not t1ll tomorrow to be vuse Tomorrows sun to thee m1ght never TISS S R O 0 T' I I -I I I I I I I 4 I Setenty Nme x 1 E E I lc I l I l ,QA 1 I 1 I I I . I. J I I I C I ' . . . . . , 0 ' - LK ' ' '7 . . . . . - . . O t - . . . ,, ,, . . . 1 . 1 , - . ., . Q . S ! . . ,, . . t . . .Q , ' . . A,' . . Y? ' ! ' I , 1 Q . Y , 1 Y . I .. - 1 . u ' Q . a ., . . , - . 1 . . 4 y . . W - . . . T . . ' ' ' . . ' . ' . I . ' Q . K , - . , 1 1 N ' r , U . , . Y . . Q , I I . . . . , . 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'2'. ,g as or Ezgh ty K aw' 't RCHCCIIODS ln the Library O Books' 1nsp1red founts of knowledge Source of many pleasant hours' Our comrades dear our fr1ends our treasures Comforts 1n l1fe s weary struggles Ne er w1ll we forget your charm' The llbrary IS a realm of undlsturbed peace Here we converse wlth phllosophers and sages wlth klngs and emperors l1sten1ng to thelr WIS dom and thelr counsels We share ln the mlrth of the humorlst We be come acqualnted wlth the beautlful works of the poets the dramas of Shakespeare the hlstorlc novels of Cooper and the charmlng tales of Books of fictlon of rel1g1on of SCIGHCG of language of muslc and many others here enshelved need but the soulful touch of the seeklng hand to draw forth thelr dormant poss1b1l1t1es to teach amuse ennoble edlfy console and thus to spread thelr wholesome lnfluence Magazlnes perlod 1cals and school pubhcatlons also evlnce thelr readlness for servlce and so fill thelr partlcular mche ln the general ensemble A truly charmed atmosphere pervades the place as all habltues can testlfy L S H 5 A Tribute to Our Teachers The Class of 25 wlsh to pay the hlghest trlbute posslble to the Ven erable Slsters of Notre Dame who have been our teachers for twelve years The Slsters of Notre Dame have been here SIHCG St Joseph s School began and we smcerely hope thelr name w1ll always be assoclated Wlth It We cannot fully reallze how much they have done for us By thelr care and watchfulness they have gulded us from the first class to the twelfth Now they look upon the persons whom they haxe fitted 1n as far as they can for the cold world We go lnto the cold World We go lnto the world taklng wlth us the beautlful memor1es of school days classmates and lastly and above all the memory of our teachers No matter where we go we shall always remember them O C W 25 1 l .T i I ar I' Nd I - I 2, ' 1 ' 'u is lgl,l l,,l n or N... lvl,l,o rj A.. .. i . . . I iii. I i. . , - Y I. ., 5 . . . . . . I I. U . I. . .D I - 5 Hawthorne., I D. . , 0 I . . , . , , u , I. , - ' . . . . I ' I .. .'2 I I I ' 1 - o u,- l l , . I . . . . , , l . . I . . .'. ' ' il I l' I ' ff ' 1 Hs Y. ., ,K ,. 3 are - ,. , ,L 1. fe. I z 'X X . .. I, L ,, Y .- -B , F 1. lf' Tr' 5 : 9 z F' ff, rf . xi 1 1 A a I ., L Fi i 1 A I nl ' L, '1 'l t.,-...M-ff....,., Nm- -1g v W 'P Qual' x, 'L g 5? Ezqlzt1fOne .A 1 4 K .-'- X ' 1 1. N , l Di 1 '- Q , , ' 1 o . I I . c' K: P 'f 'i 1 xl' V - 1 1' Y' I-1 'f ,1 , kf i - 'J1-241 zu . W, MJ pw., U ..L , -.... L an an w..-..-?..n......E..,....-.:.- Q . ,E . Jr'-1 ' , - ,.n.- 1'r.....L4.....L..2a.... 4 -,.gLn.QJ,.:-,' --...S.1Z, . -'. - wiv'-. mil' ' ' I ' a ' . s ' w ' . if , 1 -fr 5 H. px j.,.l...l.,.l.,l,,,.,,l AMD' Class Motto As all men of high learning and right living have a principle by which they guide their actions, so also has the class of '25, Truly indeed do we believe in our motto Act on principle not on feeling or impulse. To accomplish anything in this world that is worth doing we must not stand shivering and think of the cold and the danger but we must push through our troubles as well as we can The world was not made for slow sqeamish fastidious men but for those Who act promptly and with power Obstacles and perplexities exery man must meet and he must conquer them or they will conquer him The very first and worst enemy that any indiudual ex er has to con quer in this life 1S Self To be master of one s self the conqueroi of one s own inherent faults and weaknesses means to be master of the world fordto the one who has acquired perfect self control there IS no such word as efeat Life with its thousand YOICGS wailing and exultino leproving and exaltmg is calling upon us Great destinies lie shrouded in our swiftly passing hours great responsibilities stand in the passages of every day ufe great dangers lie hidden in the by paths of life s Oreat highway great uncertainty hangs over our future history Ex ery one of us is placed upon this earth in his own particular sphere for an express purpose And whethei or not we shall prove worthy of honor depends altogether upon how well or how 111 we act that part that is assigned to us Our bliss or misery in two worlds hangs pn oted in the balance God in His wisdom has seen fit to oidain that life shall be a scene of labor both physical and mental Mentally we must stand up foi the right do away with our sluggish feelings make our will the decision of our charactei Those who ale in the power of an 6Xll habit must conquer it by doing as piinciple demands or neither vsisdom noi happiness can be obtained but those who are not yet subject to their influence may by timely caution p1 eserve their freedom Thus character IS made Chaiactei is one of the greatest motive powers in the world In its noblest embodiments it exemplifies human nature in its highest forms foi it exhibits man at his best There aie trying and perilous circumstances in life which show how xaluable and important a good chai acter is though he has nothing else has the means of being useful But he who has no character is neithei useful as a social oi individual being The vseb of life IS drawn into the loom foi us but ue ouiselx es ueaxe it We throw oui own shuttle and work our own tieadle The warp is gn en us but the Woof we furnish find oui own mateiials and color and figuie it to suit ourselx es Ex en man is the aichitect of his own house I Tl f I 1-he Eighty 1 uo P P P H !7 , 1 I 7 1 , . , , 1 1 y Y I , . . 1 , ' ' 1' 7 - . . . . , 4 , I 1 . , , 1 i 1 3 - I . . . Y . . . , . . 1 . l 1 1 1 1 1' 1 5, 1 K' 1 ' . A ii . . . . . . y 3 W 1 . ' ' ' ' 9 . ' 1 1 u . ' . o 1 1 . ' 4 . D ' 1 . . . N . 1 - ' . 1 1 i , 1 , ' 1 . .1 1 1 71 1 1 I i 1 , 1 I 1 1 . 3 . . . ' I i ' ' ' ' L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 4 Character is power, character 1S influence, and he who has character, , 1 1 1 I v v o v 1 7 ' ' , . I 1 7 1 1 1 , 1 . . . l . . , , I V v ' I W N T I I T T I I A FK ' 1 N 1 I, ,M x ,r V' , i my DN Ui w ' , N VN . U 11 Ii 1 I '4 Nl , i E1glzfafFou1 .lgsl-ll.l 5 Senror Drrve Very lrttle rndeed need be sard about the spurt rn our Hlgh School It rs made manrfest rn xarrous ways A xerv good example was the good vsrll wrth whrch all students worked for our Annual the Josemont We asked for the help of the Freshres Sophs and Junrors We knew they d respond They d1d Subscrrptrons poured rn That meant that we senror would hare to work to keep ln the lead A thermometer was posted rn the hall whlch showed the amount of SllbSLI'lptl0I1S rendered darly Srster Mary Gordlan remarked rn school that our thermometer would have to rrse at least five degrees ex ery day Edgar replled that rf rt was to rlse that much our Jamtor Mr Lelte would hue to hre up a lrttle more everyday untll the temperature reached one hundred and srxty five de grees fthat was to be our goalj Frve subscrrptlons a day' Doesn t sound xery brg does 1t'7 But then there are only twentv three of us senrors and we d been selllng annuals qurte awhrle before the other classes got rnto the race and nearly all our frrends had subscrrbed leavrng lrttle hope of more Of course the subscrrptrons we had could not be counted after com petrtron had started between the four classes and thrngs certarnly dldnt look qurte so brrght for us But vse couldn t let the others get ahead of us so we worked In sprte of our efforts and the cooperatron of the Fr eshres we drd not seem to progress that rs flnancrallv as we had expected to Then the Junrors and Sophs started Excrtrng Now real compe trtlon began The questron on ex ery student s llps as they came to school mormng or noon was Who s ahead Junrors Ol Sophs'7 'lhus we contrn ued and enthusrasm ran hrgh and now we ve reached our goal The senrors of 25 cannot refram from gnmg honorable mentron to Arthur Heck a Freshman for hrs grand drsplax of salesmanshrp rn sell mg subscrlptrons for our annual When hope of success was farnt we always brrghtened up when Arthur came rnto new We thank hrm heartrly for hrs cooperatron Helen Smola Genexrexe Rredy and Helen Frank also deserxe to be congratulated for therr drsplay of loy alty by berng the brggest boosters rn the Senror Class We one the entrre Hrgh School a deep gratltude for makrnff a suc cess of the Josemont whrch we hope rs a credrt to St Joseph s Parish We surely realrze the rmmense work necessary to publlsh an Annual and we want you to call on us rf you need help when vou are senrors VKF 5 I I I -I I -I or E1g'lfllFl16 I .I . 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V I I 7- I I I I gi 'ND' Calendar 1925 SEPTEMBER All back to good old S J H Tvs enty th1 ee Sen1o1s Ex eryone settled for a year of ha1d study Elected off1cers Falr week Consent of our Pastol to haxe an Annual OCTOBER Edgar asked to get off at elex en A M At elex en th11ty he was st1ll there He forgot' Leaf took charge of Ch1 1Stlal1 Doct11ne class today The crv of close your books filled the an Columbus Day program R1Ch cla1ms that 342 50 was recelx ed for sun d1y fsundlyj cash sales Plan for Junlor SQHIOI Hallovse en Party Issued 1nv1tat1ons Ordered class rlngs They certalnly ale pretty Hallowe en Partv Ex e1Vth1ng xx as all O K N OVEMBFP Blue Monday Stella had to take back a palr of shoes because they d1d not fit A experlenced shoe clerk accompamed he1 to see that the next palr fit DECEMBER Bables pald us a sholt but sweet W1S1t today They brought thell dolhes along and one of the Semor boys followed thelr exlt bv a cry for h1s dolly Memorable day for the Senlor l1lS Thev xv ere admltted to Y L S Chrlstmas Program Santa pald us a X1Slt Chrlstmas and New Years V3C3.t1Ol1 be an JANUAR1 Another half day off because the 1oom resembled a ba11acks Everybody had a naturally rosy complevon due to zelo vveathe1 Semors planned a surprlse Much Sald but l1ttle done Semor supper plans assumed deflnlte folm Supper a lovely reahty and a declded success Oh those tests' tests' tests' All week long FEBRUAPY Im 1tat1ons f1 om the J unlors Candy Sale MARCH Mr Benson expla1ned plan for Annual Looked over the plan for the Josemont Slster Margaret and SlSt81 St Margaret here to help mth drawmgs for annual 20 Won Champlonshlp from Fremont H1 for th1rd consecutlve year 30 31 Put finlshlng touches to Josemont Goes to prmt Wednesday -I 'N-' Ezghty Szx I' 5 D x HM- 4' P- ' . 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Plllifllgfllllllhk' in this Innunl hy tha' Urol: Studia CLESS HE Iugh standard o quaI1t n t cl r 1 gan zatlon CI ts C o5e coope ton '00 fh flwe Oa sc oo S pre-pa exr cop S ex? e c 15 p o u t n a Won o usa 0 W mg ar be on our expectatlons THB OHIO SERIICI1 PRINTING COMPANY I OR-XIX OI-IIO N Y N 1 N S L J I f ' 57 mai - aine ITS or- I rai i rious I1 I in ra- tion and Iajout of fh ' 37, i i- CI n ed in r - d C io nd has fr fllo - I f n Q A ' 5 ix ' - , - I 'V 5 ME.. ,x A , A- ,. 1, vw-Lxfgf ' ' i E-ff 1.25 A' t ig , 3 W ,,- A54 . .. . - W fl ' 1 f. , ,, 1 up-5 h wp, H .JV . A--I if if i A ' P ii 1 A ' it - 5.25 .4 1 - , , ,M 5 QW , W. V -' , 1 --2 - 1 ' 32 . . :PV -wr r-17 f 2 Q A in Paw Jl 113542 IX merry Two 1, 7' ,1 4221 J 53 , sir' 5 M' win I .' 1 , I -fl F. 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New York London Frlsco ference ho large the store you wxll not fxnd a vuder selection of fabncs to choose from than you fmd rxght here 1n Fre mont when you buy Colorful fabrics-the sort you hugh school men demand Latest styles mcludmg ultra fashlonable English lounge model Let us make you a sun to your meas ure Prxces most reasonable 828 50 to S60 00 CHILD'S CLOTHING 8: SHOE STORE Fremont Oh 0 The Beckett Ahlenlus FREMONT S FOREMOST DRY GOODS STORE COMPLIMENTS Q Chaim Prlnfer 316 Whlttlesey Sl Compllments Katherlne Murphy I l'-l'lll- I I I I I I I e D x . I ' l .s S - I I I ,, I W I .lg Y, L, - S ,, No matter what town you go to-no dif- W .. Co. . A . , ' l ' K 5. , i Of Of lnmplnm nts n ll Ilx m S UI I xllllllllll all I In IOIISIIIIII ls u 1 I 0.1I I u un fl Hllxlf IIII' 11 emsnnm s 0 I II Sl RDI lx BROS I3 Hx? 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N, fqj All work guaranteed Shop open evenings only IMPERIAL REPAIR CO B ,I DEISENROTH Prop Expert VK orltmanshxp on Cars of all makes 1029 Hayes Ave Ph Mann 1820 Fremont Ohm SCHERF'S GENERAL STORE c ROCERIES PROVISIONS Fresh Salt and Smoked Meats of all kmds Ph Maxn 1866 Cor Ohxo 8: Kentucks A gl ' :IN S I.,-I..-I.. l The choice of the people For ICE FRFAM CANDY and FRUITS A B O W D Front and State Sts Fremont Ohio Jackson s Underwear Co Muslm Flannelette Underwear At wholesale prices VVe make It lznough Sand Fremont Oluo LAMBERT'S GARAGE Automobile Repaurmg and Supplies 412 South Front Street Fremont Ohlo Honesty and good work our slogan H R SHOMO 8: SON UP T0 DATE SHOES REASONABIE PRICES We rely on low prxces to um trade and a1r treatment to retaxn lt Suits and Ox ercoats made to order from S25 to S75 Pants to order from 7 up Cleamng pressmg repairing and alteratnons of all kmds at reasonable prnces FRANK H HUDEPOHL Tailor Cor State and Arch Sts Fremont O CHAS MEASLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING Ph Mann 1960 Elks Block Fill-Ififlll ar '. his I K - I Q 1, 1 Ae -. - - . ll' . -A . lx X 'rlellllee 7 rf 'VF 'F . lv . A 1 , I . . , . Y . k' v Try our Service ' U l , l 7 9 N I 7 v V . , f. . .U I . . .. . . S . , , , 7 I ' 5 . . , . . . fr at ,. H Y 7 MEHLING S TRIANGLE SANDWII H SPREAD A delleatessen of eighteen spicy' ingredients HORN FLORAL COMPANY 912 Croghan St Fremont Ohio S xx. .l....l... YOUR SMILE Is your own Xou want Clothes as llldlildllill as tour smile or sour hand shake von cant get them from a facton individual measure such as Kahn Ma e to Measure Clothes ensure Custom Clothes 830 to S60 HERBERT S FREMONT TLA STORE High Grade Teas Fresh Roasted Coffee Pure Spices and Extracts Fine Imported China Rich Cut C lass Rogers 1847 Sllweruare etc 'IHIL A BEESCH COMPANY I OMPLIMEN TS FREMONT CANDY CO SHOE REPAIRING Rea onable Prices Prompt Service R C LORENZ 224 justice St Fremont, 0hl0 ADAM KELLER MERLH ANT TAILOR Fremont Ohio W G OVERMEYER Fresh and smoked Mem Groceries fonfeunonery and Tobacco 1000 W sim sf Main 1663 Fremont, Ohio W E DELIVER 'I N D x I , a' . . I ,A . 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Nh' Ilfvl of I'-l'l'l!Il nl. Hlniu Q i S4 HV lnmplmunl I I KN INF I GUNII' I e DN Xl lx Illll 'N 'Q I IX HUNIXI H I xxp ll. 5 3 naw ' ' ' 'Ql'1H'l'l'it'N nf lui. Xl 'll .llul 1.,nv'i- l In:.n1l'1llf'nI.w , nf . . . YN. U. Hl'1l'lilHfl'fQl If I. la. a- 4, NH: ' I-llnllilx Qlwlrwfwl Pulls-I' in Ugly mul Qtwm 1 3 If PINHN f'iI4 HHH ' fill 4l'1v:ll.ln NI. i I Illl H.lf.lQHl N!lII'l C I iilbxlllxxx Y lhugigixl mul l,Illll'llIil1'i-I nf l r1ulll Nl rtw-I 1 .1 A K I I X NN Pg Ir 1 I 1flIi1n A llc-lrivk :xml Yam lime ll I llf- Uli,:1'nul III-fN11!I'i 11Xlxlf.' tl I IiX'II'. 'I1lIH. l lx 1 Lfzzxlu, Xzrl 1' I r I'X. I'I!IICS V I VWYX 'I x ' I the-Inmm-nm4lvl'l1 ur H3 WWI' xl' '4 'l ' U' 1 A ' x . ' I x S C 'a SMITH 8: OBERHAUSER Meats and Groceries M 1128 1000 2 C gha S EAGON AMBULANCE SERVICE M 1 24 T F MCSHEEHY Grocery Store and Meats LUNCH COUNTER dRfreh ets l N Y PALACE AUTO SALES CO 610 14 W State St FREMONT 0 FRANK HALM e BARBER 1 E tSxt 1 HERMAN B SETZLER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Radio and Electrical Supplies t THE MODERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS L WASSERNIAN S SHOE STORE E 1 JOSEMONT l'T'l1'll-I ,,, . x Tel ain - ro n L Ice Cream an e s m n ' Oh. of al kinds Fremont lo Cor. apoleon and L nn Sts. ain 4 - . . , . th 12 as a e S . Fremont, Ohio Compliments of O I I . 1 , ' Arch S reet Fron 2150 Cor. Wilson 81 Garrison Hgw .10 you like ghp it .7 '9? F - I I I I I E-,l, ,.,l Com pllmenls MILLER BROS CO PRODUCE MERCHANTS Established 1892 207 N Arch St I-Iode Block YONKER The Cleaner State Mann 2162 Xxx 10' FRED J GERWIN OLDSMOBILE RICKENBACHER General Repa r ng T res and Acces or es Ph ne Ma 1132 219 21 S Fro I THE CARBO-TOOL and DIE CO M ufaclure a I TOOLS, DIES and SPECI AL MACHINERY 219 Holland St Fremo t Oh o Fresh Salted and Fresh ROASTED PEANUTS POP CORN CRISP Cream Candy and Buttered Popcorn HENRY UPTON re o Ohlo R H SCHNEIDER STAR BAKERY 912 Wes! Stale Street Huntzmger 8: Requette GENERAL CONTRACTORS Cha les Mosser joseph Mosse Andrew Mosser MOSSER BROS CONTRACTORS Fancy Masonry Charles Mosser joseph Mosser Mann 2104 North 1802 F1 I I-I I I l I I I ar '. I , R' C -w I X 0 -C .,,'lll ajax l,l lv - 5- 1 of GARAGE I ii i si . I S o in - . n an ro St. ' - ,. n, i Fmnt ' . r r P lllll lil N llI'B!ll IJ A lxlfl I PI! ! UIIIIIIIHH nls u r 1 4 rs 1 SIN! Hi SPWIN! WI! H !0 ! 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H' If III Il llc In lu Ill, Fl lsr mm ' IIPIIIII I'XI I I IIISS ISXISPI UIIIN 'ne :ml N rum u I I IW P IxHIN Um 1 N ml l N 'mln N N IIPNIH ICIASI Xl IMNI Q l51 1 un N I SUI I N xx IIHIII 4 llIxt 51 nr ul: I lllllllli It If KYNI XI NI II KN Ill IFIINI QIII III I VII' 'WIT NI' -I -s Xu WY' - -k' ff Ifu. nf 2il'I.Zi2I-25225 lin-I Num- in -4-1 1 Q ' Q v Na- un I I M-1I 1.llxl:l,4,. ,. mr, H Q Xl IIN . '. IIS If ln: .wlls r1'uI 0.814 la' vlvlluix mul fl-I IHZ5 IIIIICX IUI.IC'I' klhgi .T . .. . ,, .. I w Q U M . I'fx4'I sin- IiIIine-ry IxI',I.,, XII IUII LU. 200 Ill. Smut SL I22I Ifln-rry 51. I'Ill'I 23-0 I'In. Hain IIlhfm I7ra-munl. U. Spa- -iul .vm -4 any I. lm-Il ,hu N Jun .. ,, . Jn. 'I,1'f'S ' ,, . ' II1- xI1llIl'l'l . l are- IIIII Nuull IJFUIII Nl. l H I- 'HHH vu.. up IZII lI'P . lfr...1 p-n ull IIIEIII I'I1. IIRIIII IIUI I. , I, U , , , I'. . , . IXNI 'I'Il- lie-sl un IIN- II: 'I F' S , ly ,IM 'Ie-r uml IIIIIUIIIPIFIHI ual! DH AKRS Ilia Is. Wai 'I -a und ,I - . . Q , . 's ' tor I r- unt.UI1io 'Q .9 COMPLIMENTS GABEL S GROCERY COMPLIMENTS Blessed Vlrgm s Sodallty SCOTT WOLF W'olf Insurance Co Carbon Street COMPLIMENTS CARRIE GIEBEL Y H Wah Hand Laundry 522 VV State St Fremont Ohio After 30 days goods sold for charges. All work done by hand. Hand launder garments last longer than steam laundry ork. Not responsible in case of fire. Finished in 3 or 4 days. All 'ork guar- anteed. Wash days Monday, Wednesday and Friday L. A. SCHWARTZ VARIETY SHOP and CROCERY STORE 810 Croghan Street Fremont Ohio Try the New System BREAD and PASTRY HABERMEIER Prop 306 Croghan St Phone Main 1358 Joseph's Big Dept. Store The Store where they keep the Quality up and the prices down Joseph's Big Dept. Store The Store you have traded al before '-'I 'I I '-l I I I I I I !'5 IV I g I I l I is A s. l.,,,-.L,,-1,-dlv of . Of of A l ed , . Y ll rl: IIIN fI1INlll I N lllll x KIIU 'IUXNIIII' S I 'l'lll:' .s1'l'l'l' IJIIJ ll 4-ll IIU 51' ' ' Q ' ' 1 s 1f1HI'l,I IICYIF of ' Ylx ,IUSICPII Hl'1Nl'1YUl.l'1Yl' S1 N II' I Y 1fUWll'l.l ll-QYIF :rf --3 ll Q QQIIKI ,svn ' . QI I I I n , ',. I u , l I l-.l. J I . It Q THE GLORIA OIL CO. I GASOLINE - KEROSENE I and I MOTOR OILS I North Front Street FINE FURNITURE TIRFS BATTERIES 775 Km buy abrec? when yozzbuy elk., CfFA12Mmd HQME FREMONT OHIO I M THRIFTY SAYS E lually V ll get l at F ll Hon PAINTS ROOFING GOOD GROCERIES I I In ' J ' I , I I U J rr I Q. .I i I s . I , . . : ren h ou' i arm an ne I I I I I g I- IS T1 I I I I A- W- I I I I I I ,r.,'?,, Nia... .:f4 - I A '- , uif. A 1 .- -'V-. . -, - fmnplnm nl llll SUPIIUNIUIQI N fl0lllIDIillll'lllS of 'I'IIli ,IIWNIUHS l ' - s of if A E I PY 5. s 1-vi' ,El 4 ,I 5 s 3 SIL, 3 i I L I .I-14 .V . 7 V,-,F , vrffsg' - 4- 'X I 1-A. 41? I, 5--dwg' .qafrff-y . ,,, Q' ' 'v,-nav X: 1-' 'J--wife 'E .43 Ag' i: .A.,'g'-hx W.. X, ' - L I-. N V -.4-,L .rg , ' -:+G VHP A' - A . eiifv -.515 i 3521: 5 - Z- X13 -fx A ',,Ajrf,, --' I f 3-,gs in wg 35 rg 5 gba WM 43 Qc U ui a fr I-Y i Compliments XQQJ Z 'f of THE FRESHMEN A I- Tl-II1 SF VLOIYI II SAX INF? NX ILL XMI. HELP? YOU CAN HELP BY .IOINING YOLR PARISH SOCIETY FOR THI' PROPAF ATION OF THE FAITH Compllmenls 0 Reverend H S Cabel . 4 R ' 1 w 4. 4 w .Y , w - - 1 A . . 7 o , I ' ' T 1 . 1 - K A w 1 - 4 7. , . , ', . . .... EMM , l. ,. 5: ' . . 1 gg- - if AV , my 5-. Ff' f Qi f' ' ' ' LVN - 'nv'-1aw.:. W +swx..z J , 1, ' - ' f '- M V 24 ' . mm XI w III we I HI NIUNI WIUNI III NI XI I0 SIUNIN IUXI B IIII ICN Nl PPIIIH IIII IIII IRUN IIHUIIIPRSIU Nl II I2 I NIICN I'I'IIII'I'1'I'I' k'I'I'l 'IA IIII 1 1 r 1 g ' 1 'r w w 1 4 ' , 4 , I A I 1. . J A O 'NIT W. 5IuIe' 5t. Hain ZIIIII l'I . 'I .' .4 V , Y 1 Y I V ff Y I f Y 1 V' Y I1 I . 4 K A o il-I 22 X .iles Ll. NEW BERRY S r retul bu lllLxx lx no lu L thlt to ment the ClLlTl'll'lQS of our tmde we muQt ruuh out mto fall the m1rketQ of the world to get the new est thlngs find the beet xilues Not only do we sell thoumnds of xtcms dfuly but we supplx the demands of some ot the but f'lIU1llL9 IH the 11nd Hence you get 'it New berrv s not nnlx grefat varletles but out standmg values NEWBERRYS COIllPllll16l1tS THE HENKEL-CLAUSS C0 Fremont Ohio T' g . -l I l I I I I -1-I e '. I ' , I. gnnuenne nun e Je 'll Q' f 9 Ou 'Q' S' 'ff wg' 1 H - ' . if ' I 1 Vi N 'Alf I 1 1 1 xx x v K,-1 x xv 'tri 1 k 71 nu v N 'Q c'y v if A X lx C ..,g. K 1 C Y Q 7 I l I - U 0 I I C 9 T e 4-9l'1ost Mlcome of all Q fts an ELGIN HE gxrl graduate cher xshes her Elgin wristwatch above all else Its beauty makes xt przzed Its depend able txme keepmg servlce IS a constant satlsfactxon The long estabhshed reputa txon for real worth enjoyed by Fxttmg reward for a mentor: ous accomplxshment Countless other choxce gxfts may be selected from our txmely dxsplays wxth absolute faxth m thexr correctness and then- genume mtnnsxc value F' L.- . i , 40' Howard L Stlerwalt Jew: ler 31.3 V6 State Fremont, O Ihe Store that 1 the home of Beautxful C 1ft I hue 1 com plete stock of Ladnew 1rd C en tlemen 2 XX catches M1m de lf.,IlN 1 VK hnte C reen and Xe nu no d so the ate t tx e euelrx Sllxeruare lxrnhlts Fmcs C la DlHm0llllS 'are our speclalts Plam and engraxed weddlng, rmgs aunqw f wrrmvsr r il fix 4,5-'fig-' I fl 211. K in K ,7 x7 130 57 r X Q'Q'-3:29 COMPLIMFNTS HERBRAND LOMPANY Fremont, Ohio 1 l'A X , N , . V . I I qtz- X HR l I l,l 1 5 M.. l I I Ll Q ' , YV I vw .S h ' I' S. . ' . - , ' 3' . 1 I - , 'n , 9 nf 1 1' I . Alx. I S ssl s ,xn N J. -'Y.P.ss. ' yi. L H . 4657 Xi . . l N s-L' I 'lj ' , zaigggfl-H - - 11 1 1 ELM.: Elgin Watches makes thema ff! X. , t Q X ff ' My ' - 8 4: , . . . 1 '. .-..- i-f.1i..i3Qy!i J vf '1 ' 'j I '-I I I I I I ' I 4:1 E l1I1l1 Incl I8 IIIPUIINII 111 d IQIZ Illlf OLIIS BRUS QOMP XXX XIII 111- - IN1111:1 kk Gln We-I 111 10111'1 1111 N 1 S llll I IRS! N XIIUN Xl BXNR Frunont 'Hllll 0 111 N5 500001 I OI l'If FRS 4 I I I 1 IAIII X ll N I HI UN NIJ IRIXIWI 1 's 1 'S ' I2 T ' 'z ' , ' f X i 1 w 'w w 1 ' ' . J 1 Q ,4 J I Q l l'R.' H 'I I Hl'fQ.'- 'I ' '. 'INC 61 I- T H s 5 1 1' Slrvvl of r 1 11 J 'wr 1 1' V 1 'A Ay Y ' ' J n . , . . A , . . Hvs ll ' - fs ff .f . HN IUI111 XI. 511-12111111 IJI'L'NItIl'IIT -lf1I111 I g111gI1f1111'1'. KiI1:1i1'1111111 111 II11- I'I41:1r1I Imricc' NX'-INUII Y111' IJI'1'SI1Il'IlI I1'x111 I. I :111gIr1111'r YIV1' I'1Acw11I1'111 XVII 4 . C1:1I11-I, K':1fI111'1' If XY. S1'I111:111 .XXXL L':1xI111'1' AI. II1111111' SIIl'I'III'III Xwr. k'g1xI111'1' IUL' KI '1 ,15.'l4IiIfll UI I' UlI I'l1 , 'V 'ICYI'I K 111 Pl'lI,I'IfUl'9 ' 1 'I ' 1. ICN 1 fl I 4 , 1 ' Z.5 P -Z ' ' LS DQWFIQQFUM 9 f N X I u 1 u lIltW Kraut llu Host Ilvllthful and Host l'I0ll0llllldI Poml um can se-ru' IUUR HDR PHI- FIII II I HBO KRD LXBPI X 'WI X Q f- 1 W 'wfbmifb Q54 T ,M RKRR I I:E:FREY'1ONT nm-U mum QEFWONT or-Q 0 L IXL NJLI Ll' KL kllll U LL plln lm Q L um L LIIU IDU III Spumll 1 on Illll II url. IHI4, PRILF LUVIBFR A MII LO Ihune Hain ,516 301 N I'r nt btrt-et lr . 40 6 .Q - v Y yffwfz 'W- lylf ,. . 7 1 A - . ' i . 4 ' 2 I f .,,.,.I,.' Q, ' . , , f' I.,- I f f 12 II,Ig ff , ' - f 1 I 4.,. iw I I A Il 1 41 14 . f, 'VV4 Ir.'v Z xl L 'I .7 I 2 I f . 7 I F 'f v f Inlgal -I Kg ml w VV'g - 1 s-vi'-, glib' Fr 1 scrv' , cts. YY' s -ll I b'r, sash, lIIl1Jl'S Int ' 1' finish, glass and ' fing r I w I J YL J I' I s Do I 0 ' . - ' L.: . , Y. I 0 ' ,l- L 513' Not .1 clmker m .1 ton of coal e Its our C 4 Hu on t t but XV Ya Q a lrxtt loner thin most no soot fux 'ishes Standards VV1sh1n ton D C, fun Rod lull Gauge N 9 XK7lI'C Complete lme cedar or steel fence posts Cl0thC9lll1C posts farm gates tt Xen lon prues We sell ewerv seed that mll grow ln Ohio Poultrs upplles fresh IJIIIIIV flour ddIl'V feeds hay straw luck Delnerles We load your wagon wllh toal no shooting THE FAN GBONER SEED C0 for Wayne and Garrison Sis SELL IT WITH PRINTING R J BABIONE 1624 S Buckland Ave Phone Pune 2528 F1 1 l -l I I I I I I 4.1 1 1 4 '. I A - I 't SR U I I I I I -- ,zeal V. I , -Y -W. ,, 8 f Y s. Ill '-k '. ' h- . '. 'ol y. 1 Q, f L ' 'af .1 VVire fencing from Adrian. Very heavily galx anized. Tested by lf. S. Bureau of '. ' g , . '. I U' 7 ff fo. ' S .ha If .1 ' A ,V Q. ... ' IJNXIPK qilllllblllli! ills I Ili! Yll I lla 1 I UI fl. L I x It lu ra If NORRIS 1 mel IOC I NI SIORI l UWIPI IWII4 N I S of LXIIIUI If MUIIIFRS III Il In rc1zlly'lmfm'n SIHVC yfwu mm! 1111 Iwmiulws with it XY' invitc ywu SICIIYICIC our SI'I'IIIIIXI,'I'Y - 5 K'I'ISI Uf'I'IUX our UI' KII,XN'I'IQI'I uint' ' I ' for ms 'N 1 - 1 v 41 ff W 17 1 T . n I K A A. L A Ifrnnl .'l -I I'II'f'IlIlHII. Uhin w ' '1 rr y w A I 4 1 4, I 1 7 w w r w 1 wa w ' Q J ,4 J L 4 A Inlrll In rl H4 lm nrpurula rl IU NH IIIF XX INIIMRS Il KRIWS KHP IUNIPXNX 1 slll num 1l' llllllllllllll nl XR I Ill R NN SHI I 's ' I -2 ' ' QI Xl,l'l l Slfli flf 'flux XX lN1.lll',i'lNlfH VI' lil-. f Y ,V 'V X Y Y ' W 1 ' V J , A L I L J A . ,Z . ,Inlvln-rs and I:1'IllilQ'l'N of fLl'll1'l'ill :mtl H1-:Ivy ll11l'1lwsul'a- El -a'Iria'ul .' lplivs :Incl Xp' l'z w-- I lc-pllnllr Hamill llfifi :HT XX '- ,lallv In-4-l. I'-I'1'IlllIIll. UI 1 l A ' 5 fir Y Y ' 1 I YI I 1 S I x IL .LS I 1 J n S 5. ..L.l.w-l,, af 1 AUTO TOI S RF COVERED SE XT COX FRS FOR -NNY CAR REI AIR WORK WHILI' IOU WAIT IALL MAIIN 181 M-IIN 1314 THE HODES ZIN K MF G CO d N p l 1 Oh ,IOS F MIESLE GROCERIES-MEATs-GENERAL MERCHANDISE FREMONT OHIO f 'l'l fl I I I I ,N A J- U S '. ' , , ' . W , , - 1 7 I . I. Y 5 or . .' I Y I ' 0 s 4 Javkson an a 0 eon Sls. Fremon , 1. 1, , I I I ' O I , w .L I Corner South and W'hitllesey Streets -, I V , I w I 5'-TT' Y Fl W 'Z ' 1 I I I I I L ,,.-M. . 3, .. 1, ,,:,,.,4,, A 4, - . . ' I .. s Ni 40' JOHN S MANVILLE 1866 -XSBESTOQ 1 URTIS R W OOD W ORK Are You Gomg to Bulld This Season? OOFINC xo you 1re no doubt L0llSlLlCI'lIlL, hon to hulld 'md whit II will Coxt to get uhlt you want No doubt: you would 'lpprecmte hook which hon the neuet 1nd best ldeas 1long., the llIlEN ot he'xutx Comfort and LOIHCIIICIKC 'X cl h re 1 where we cm help y ne x r me am 'lurex ue me sen o xmu ee 1 e or no Nhke thx prlng., your home tune lhl ofhce ns headqunrter or hlllllllllf, ndev C1 for partltular THE GORDON YUVIBPR COMPANY Phone Vldm 1612 396 jackson Street The Beautlful F lft Shop At thxs store you tan find a useful gxtt tor eath gmduwte Crruen yen thxn n 1tthex or the younff man and W rlst W atehex tor e young hm Shmrmg our stmk us a plvasurv Thx- store open ewenmgs HOV4 ARD L STIERWA JEWELRY and DRUGS C 1 S 'T' I -I' I -I '. I ' . if 2: f 7 W .5 1' . ' :litmus H 1 In lull l,l 'af f 7 1 'l l 0 o I t- 0 If.,j . ' 'f ' ' . '.' 5 f 'z ,' ' . .' -' ' . '. 's a ' 's . 3 ' J. ' '. ' .,', ',' ..n e 'S' 1 . If you vill g' ' u: you na l . ll ,s ' will h. ' : t t 1 -Fr -mn t ' hooks. 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Name C I Kuntz B O Kre1l1ck A F Schultz S McKennev W B Tracy Geo B Smlth Wllllam Bates WG WB W1I't Beattle Thatcher C C Shefller Culbert 61 Culbert R A Huslnger I G Stout John J Lehman V D Butman oil i .Mm Professlonal Dlrectory DOCTOPS OF MEDICINE 4dd1 ees 409V, W State St Boyer Bellmger Block Boyer Belllnger Block Cor State 8a Front Sts 312 E State St DENTISTS I O O F Block 321 W State St Masonlc Block Cor Front 8z Garrlson Sts F1rst Natlonal Bank Bld PROSECUTING ATTOPNEY Llb61'tV Bank Bldg ATTORNEYS AT LAW Colomal Bank Bld I O O F B ock Beckett Bldg F1rst lNat1onal Bank Bldg INSURANCE ACFNT Front St l .1 j Phone No JVIZIH Mam East Mam Mam Mam East Mam East Mam Mam Mam East Maln Mam 'VIa1n CHIROPRACTOR Dr XV B Cooper 426V Croghan St Mam EYE EAP NOSE AND THROAT SPECIALISTS D1 S C Sackett 2161 S Front St East Dr NK R Deemer 119V S Flont St Mam TEACHER OF EXPRESSION Vhss Jenny Toohev K of C Hall Mam 1072 2236 1979 1480 1615 1984 2457 2244 1946 1961 2484 2240 1515 1099 2154 1549 1030 1892 2397 1380 'I I I-l al O'nc Hundred and Thzrty One ,. 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I ' F H 6 Q I I I I I I Y- ln f Patrons and Frlends Waechter Rev Joseph S5 00 Cushman D W Vogel Rev J J Freshmen Class Bletcher Mrs Joe Owens P W Bablone R J Cushman Llllxan Fackalman Mary Fulmer Laura Howard E J LeJune Ed Murphy Mrs J Newberger Mrs R OFarrell B F Smlth Dr C L Smlth Dr G B Wurzel Francis Waltman Chas Bloom Stan Wasserman E L Eberly Wllllam Ackerman Geo Adamskl Frank Anderson Harry Adams James Acton Robert Babxone Cyrxl Bablone Gertrude Bablone Seraphlne Bach W Barth A J Bauman 0 A Bauer Mrs Baumer Herbert Baumer 0 Baumer Stan Bauman Rlchard Bauer Mrs Ed Bartson Eugene Bartelle Victor Beckett M1 Beery Lester Berllng M1s Beattle Dr W B Benevolent Soclety Bxllow Mlss W Bmsack M1s Joe Bmsack Rosella Bmsack Ehzabeth Blosler Mrs Helen One Hundred Thzrty Two S5 00 S3 00 S3 00 S3 00 S3 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 52 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S2 00 S1 00 Blum Lucille Blue Mrs S Boehler Mary Bollm r J C Bott ohn Bogner Joe Bradley Wllllam BI'ltf0h John Brxtton Helen Brother Herman C S Brubaker Mrs T Brooks Mr 8x Mrs Bmsack Al Buchman Catherme Buchman Geo Butman V E Busold Lena Burgoon Mls M Campbell Ed Carter E J Carter J J Chrlsty Ehzabeth Chudzmskl Frank X Chllds Walter Clark J R Coffeman T H Coonrod Judge Cooper Dr VV B Cow: Myron Colher Vorys Conner M1s Walter Culbert 8. Culbert Curtln Dr Croghan Bank Dach J Dalton Mrs Darr Florence Dalton M1s Anna Dalton Frank Damels Helen Deal W Decker Mls Deemer Ed Dlesenroth B J Deltrxch John Depenet Maly DeRan C E DeRan C R Deffenbach Mrs D Dolan T Dlckman Marle Dolwxck Hxlda Druckemmller Leo Dummmger Carl Dummmger Estelle Dummmger Paul Dunmgan Mary Dunmgan Mar Durnwald T A Durnwald Carl Eagon Clyde Eberly Bernadette Eberly Theresa Eberly Mrs C J Elsenhour Ivan Ellls E Enms Royland Etzel Anna Rose Faxst Law1ence Fangboner I Fey Stan Flegellst Edna F19g8llSt Loulse Flegellst Zenobla F18g0llSt Al Jr Flscher Mrs A Flscher Call Fisher Cha1les Flscher Urban Fleck Hlldegard Flolkowskl Ray Flahlff Anna Foos Dolores Foos Walter Forlest C B Frank Carl Frank Herbert Frank Josephme Frank Ruth Frederlcks Clarence Freeh Frank Jr Freeh Mrs L F1eeh A C Freeh Mrs F1ank Sr Fremont News Fremont Hardware Fuchs Theodore Fox D C L Gabel Chas Gabel Emelence Gabel Albelt 5 -l ll' 'P 0 - I V I' ' ,I ' 5? . 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E. , ' Y ' P . fl K -J I I ' I I : - - .nl - J Patrons and Frlends Continued Gabel, Gabel Gabel Gabel Gabel Gabel Gabel Gabel, Gabel Gabel Geller, Edgar Jacob Mary Herald Mary Ellzabeth Robert A W1 l E Herman Coletta Mr G Galeblowskx John Herman Cleo Kettner, Mrs Garvm, Carlton Garvm Mrs John Glebel Hadle Glebel Carrle Gfell Robert Gelsenger Anna Gores Catherme Gores Clara Gottron Harry Gottron Adam Good Carl Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Flrst Flrst 81 Second Second Th1rd Fourth Flfth Sixth Seventh E xghth Gremer Geo Gerdlng Mlldred Grob Raymond Guenther Agatha Gullet Mrs Al Goebel Ray Gompart, Mr 81 Mrs Al Gompart, Mrs Frank Goldstem Herman Haaser Agnes Hagerty Joe House Mrs Chas Halm Halm Halm Halm Carl Eulaha Stephen Wllbur Halm Wllma Hamllton Mrs Nellie Haaslmger Mrs John Haaslmger Mr Sz Mrs A Haubert Dorothy Haubert Esther Haubert Genevleve Haubert Joe Haubert, Martha Hawk L E Haynes, Mrs Geo Haynes Geo W Hauck Mrs Ed Hauck Urban Ha1b1eSen G Haberm1er Mrs Hanv1l1e Mrs W1ll Hlem Chas Hench Ernest Heltbrlnk R A Held Lucy Held MIS John Herman Mrs Jerome J Hlenlme Mrs Exa Hennessey J J Hottmger Vxctor Hottlnger Beatrice Hottlnger Magadallne Hodes Harry Hodes, C Hodes H W Hodes Lucllle Hoelzle, Hllda Hoffer J Hoffman A J Heschel Mrs Hoffman, L Hoffman Theo Horn Horn Horn Horn Horn Horn Horn Horn Horn Heck Hotz A A A Bernard Harxy Herman John Lorena Urban U H Arthur Richard Hughes Geo Hughes Wlll Hughes Merl1n Hughes Eldln Huntley Paul Hunt, James Hunt, Mary Hudepohl Walter Hetr1ck Sard Hoffman Harold Hyman, S E Ickes, Dr E Jacobs Mrs T Jenkms, Geo Karlovltz Mrs Wlll Karlovltz, I F Kashmler, Mrs Kaufman Mrs Kayden, Walter Kelfer Al Kehres LeRoy Kerwln Mrs Kettner Mr F Kellel Adam Kehn Peter Kalser Mayme Klsel, Lucllle Kllg'l1S Theresa Kllgus Frank Kllgus A J Kmdley Mary Koch, Mr Andrew Koch Angea Koch El1zabeth Koch, Henry Koch, Urban Koebel E A Kolb Otto Konebeck Mrs Frank Kenny Mrs Margaret Kramer Robert Krebs, Loretta Krupp Genevleve Krupp Wxll Keuhn M Kuntz Dr C I Kuyhen Louls Lambdm J T Lang Joe Lauer Joe Lehay Mrs Tom Lahey Melvm LeJeune Mlchael Lllley Thomas One Hundred and Thzrty Three ,! 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I 7 7 7 F 1 1 r' 1 1 1 - - ' 1 , . . , 1 , , . . 9 1 1 1 , . ... , 1 , . , . 7 ' 1 1 7 ' Y ! , . . . , , VT' I I 'I ' l I l I l I -s Mehlmg Alban Novltskl Nathalle Remeck C1 .Q L- .I 5 l I .5 IQ' Patrons and F rlends Continued Lehman, J A Llnder, Geo Lxns, Ph1l Lxehtenstem, Sam Longanbach C0 Love, Davld Lucas Robert Lust, U B Lorenz R C Lutz Bernatme Lytle W1ll Malkmus C C Martm, J 'Watthes Mrs Norman Maier Walter Mayle L McManus, Geo McKenney Gladys McKenney Mrs S McLaughlm Dolores McLaughl1n, Ellzabeth McMahon Mrs Leona McSheehy Ed Measley Paul Measley Rose Mehle Frank Mehhng Mehlmg Mehllng Mehlmg Doroth John Leo Mrs W J Mehle Mrs R Melcer Edna Menkhaus Prof Merrlam P W Merrlll John Meyer Meyer Meyer Mlerke Mlerke Mlesle Mlesle Mlesle Mlller Mlller Miller Mlller Mlller Mlller, Mxller M1ller Sylvester Ameldla Rev Anthony ep Louls A A Joe Sr Urban Mrs C Mrs Ernest Bros C0 G W Herman Paulme Mr Kr Mrs Joe J P Vhller I T Mlller C Moemch A L Moemch Glodla Molyet Clala Moore, Dr F L Mosser Mrs Andrew Mosser A Mosser, Chas Mosser Imelda Mosser Joe B Mosser Mrs Louls Mosser Mary Mosser Marcella Mosser Coletta Movxry Mugler Phl Muth Chrlstlne Murphy Clalence Myers A J Myers Florence Myers Urban Neff Mrs Cyrll Neu Dr Nelbhng Fannle Nord Mrs Paul Nous Geo Naaser Lllhan Neer L F Nusbaumer, Marne Oberhauser, Mrs Joe Oberhauser Leo Ochs Agnes, H Ochs Agnes J Ochs Chas, Jr Ochs Frank Ochs Luella Ochs Mrs Peter Ochs Ray Ochs Chas Sr Ochs Clara Mary Ochs Bros Furniture Co Ochs Mary C Opne Mrs N Ondash Mrs Ohler T J Ottney Mrs 0 R Oberhauser J OFarrell Col Parks Loran Parks Melvin Partee Al Paltee Al Peltler Frank Pero Mrs Frank Pfefferle Anna Plunkett Mrs Pfelffer, Helen Pope Henry Posy Shop Post L PPICB Harry Qulck Shoe Repalr Shop Qulnn, Mayme Qullter Dan Ream C A Reed Mlldred Rembolt Anna Rectenwx ald Rectenvs ald Rectenwald Rectenvs ald Rectenwald Rectenwald Rectenwald Rectenwald , Bernard Marne Peter Wlll Mrs W Mr Sz Mr Thomas Carl ara Remeck Remeck Remeck Remeck Remeck Mrs Ed Helen a Isadore R Jr Remeck Remeck Remeck oe Remeck Dorothy Reamer E Rexter Mrs Ed Rex Clyde Requette Chas Rhode Mrs Rlce Mrs W Rlch W J Rle F J Rlmelspach Hadne Rzmelspach, Irene Rxmelspach, Mary Roberts, Mrs Joe Rosemark Mrs John Rohr Mrs J S One Hundred and Thzrty Pour l- air 'F X I , P A ', rg we , I I, , I I , ,I ...A V i I f V - l A , . . 1 l , . . 1 - . . . i ' .' , 7 ' . 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Sackett Dr Saner Mlcheal Saner Mrs B Schelb Loulse Schekelhoff Mr Schepflln Chas Schultz Dr A F Schultz Mr C Schoenfelt Melvln Ru ssel E H W Schwartz Schxx artz Schw artz Schwartz Schwartz Schwartz Mayor U rban oe Theo Harold Francls -Q i 'ZW Patrons and F rlenfls Contlnued Spleldenner Clotllda Spleldenner Paul Sprang Lester Stelnberger Gertrude Stelnle Mlldred Stl8I'NN3,lt Howard Stlerwalt O J Stepnlak Cecella Strassel John Stuber Anna Stokes Cllfford Sulllvan J Sturdyk Mlchael Sutter Swmt Swmt Swlnt Mrs J Edwln Mr 8: Mrs F Mrs John Sherer Mr 81 Mrs T1bbl6S AIICG Schwlnger Joe Setzler Angela Setzler Mr gl Mrs Henry Setzler Marguerete Shaw Lane Sherman John C '. . I . . . Y , . . LN :. e . HR I I I I l l .rl , I , I I 1 l. 1 L . - - , . . , ' , . 1 - - 1 1 1 I 1 y . ' 1 ' . . ' . ' . . Y . y l 1 , s. A. u ' , ' , , . f , . .I - , , 1 a n , v , ' , . . ' , . Y 1 l Y , . H. , 1 l 1 , -I I , . ' , J . 1 ' , ' , . . . , . . . , . l . 7 I . , . . . . 1 . 1 G , . , , , , S. A. - . Y 7 l 7 I V , . . 1 ' y 1 r ' ' ' , .I , . , . , , . . . ' y . . Sherer, Clara Thfum A- L- Wilhelm, Rose , . . l 1 . ' y . . . . . , . . . 1 A - ' Y . . , . . 1 . ' ' , ' 7 ' ' . I l , s a Y l ' I , . . . u , . . . ' l 1 1 'x Y 1 1 ' ' M 'y l 1 - 1 - - 'K ' Y , 1 - 1 1 , , 1 1 - - , Y D D 1 1 , , , . .. , . , . . . , . . . , Y , I I , . . . , -, . f I -1' 1 , . . , . , . . I ' V 1 1 1 , , . . - Y ' -1 1 , . . 1 1 1 P J' Y ! - ' Y , . . ' , 1 . I W 'I I 'I I 'I ' I I I I 4 I Slster Slster Slster Smart Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smlth Smola Smola M Angellne N D M Loyole N M Norma N D Wesly Ellzabeth Francls Laura Phlllp Mrs Val Arthur Franklln Angela John Snelder Gep Snelder Snyder Snyder Snyder Walter Mrs A A Bathllda Mrs C Snyder Mrs Clara Snyder Lenus Snvder Mrs Sam Snyder Paul Snyder Sophomore Class Swlnt Swmt Swmt Cletus Paul Tennlson Rev J Taylor Anna Rose Thatcher Dr W G TIHZDY Russel Tlllotson Wm Tlschler Ellzabeth Tlschler Beatrlce Tlre SCYVICC Shop Toeppe Lucllle Toeppe Geo Tompson C L Toohey Jenny Trumpy H H Tschumy Herbert Tyler Ralph Troy Laundry Upton Mrs G L Ulmans Shoe Store Van Doren Marlon Voght Mrs Roy Wagner Greta Walkoxlak Estella Walsh Mary Ellen Wammes Anna Marle Walter Clotllda lVasserman Oscar W eawer Mrs J Welse Helen Welker Welker Weltm Seraphlne Herman Cornellus Weltln, Otllla WV9I'lCk Wel ner W erner Werner Werner Wldman Wldman Wldman Wldman Wldman Wldman Wldman Wldman Wldman Wldman Wllhelm Mayme Adam Catherlne Josephlne Robert Mrs Leo Catherlne Clemence Frank Gerald Henry Joseph John Lucy Wlll A M Wlller E A Wllson Clara Wllhelm Loretta XVIHUETS Mrs Ed lrvlff, Dr W G Wlrt Blll WISE Hugh WlShD8Skl Frank WlS0llk Mrs Wolfe Mrs Frank Wolf Scott Wolf Stephen lVolf Jerome Wurzel Mr Sz Mrs John Wurzel Mr Sz Mrs Flank Vllullenschnelder Dewey Wyss Mrs John Yeager Carl Ylngllng A L Ylngllng Mabel Young A C Zlebold Marle Zlebold Frank Zlnta Bernard Zlnk H E One Hundred and Thzrty Fwe 0.0 .5 AW -. 1 On the grave posts of our fathers Are no slgns no flgures palnted Who are 1n those graves we know not Only know they are our fathers M A Proudfoot 1'l I I l l -'I :'Vf'-S l so ' e I e I I v e