Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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CLYDE BARR. Connnonly known as Durns.,' This, however, does not mean durn no. He acquired this eognomen from his re- semblanee, in infaney, to a eolor-blind magician. His most notable character- istics are his fondness for football and :L certain lfreslnmni girl. ANNA MAE MOOR I-I. She is demure as a bean blossom and as contented as a bumbleebee. Among a class of German stars, i. e., stars in Ger- nian, she is the brightest. She is also a favorite with the Professor of Depart- ment. ll The Tiptonzan RALPH SMITH. Ralph is, without doubt, at star in all football and baseball matters. Ile is captain of the illustrious baseball tuain of T. H. S.. which has been defeated but onvo to date during its sensational career. It is with gre-at pride and preju- diee that we count him among our inunbvr.

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The Tiptonian IJOROTIIY BICLL. Her g'1'1-zltest trouble is G. G. Dodds. Could she only get him regulated to :1 reasonable degree of leusomtblulless, like T. R.. for instanc-e!!!. She g1'o:Ltly dis- tinguishes herself by solving inathe- uutticul problems vorren-tlyQYl and up- holding llel' views against the whole class. Her favorite quotation is. Am I my h1'otlu-r's km-vpn-1'7 FRANK YOUNG HARDY. HF1'illlk Young Hardy, nearly always tardyf! This appropriate selection is not appropriate any more. Herr Dodds has made an iron-clad rule that each person arriving after 8:45 need not ar- rive at all. Tho' Franklin is presi- dent, he is not an advocate of the - terms. 10 M. EUGICNI A Nl CHU LSON. Little Mary at lirst thought tlutt her final thesis would he on the subjeet of YVOllli1H,S SuH'rage, but she soon decided that that topic wus too deep for her active little brain. so she determined to write about l'l1ysieu.l Requisites for tHello' g'irls.', This trifling episode shows the general tendenvy of lu-r ambitious disposition.

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The Tiptonian l.Ul'lS ll l-'US'l'lCli. lll such :I small fqrzlvc it is llllllllSSllill' to do justioo to such il 1't'110Wll4!ll Smiiur. 'llhvrv is only room for im-ulinll nf suvh lriflf-s as his ey:-brows, his hair and his English recitations. Uv has flgl'lll't'll prominvutly as il riugist mul an ntllloiv. Thr- luftvr is tho rvsuli of his p1':1m-tiuv at his home, wlu-rv hr- is snmr'lin1f'.w sm-u swec-ping oil' thx- fruut porch. MA UDIG XYIGG INS. There is :L Shy Senior named Maude, Who oftvu tulivs jouruvys abmumleg YYith hor own darling beau She quite often does genu- With her charms F0rrcst's quite 0Yt'l'illld0. 12 CARY I, OA KISS. We knmr il young' mam mum-nl Cn Who nm-v got llllllSl'lf in dire puryl Hu run from tho girls. XYith thvir lwuuliful virls ml at last had tu hills- in ai hnryl.