Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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xl AMY WINSLOW ' Sunshine Society, 43 Sharpsville High School, 33 Morgantown High School, 1-2. NVl1o ever heard of her flunk- iugle H ALICE MARTIN Glee Club, 2-3: Sunshine Soci- ety, 2-31 'Hikers' Club, 23 Op- eretta, 2-35 Winchester High School, 1. An effieieiit. Warbler. l4'OHHES'I' EESSSIG Glee Club, 43 Operetta, 43 Basket- ball, 43 Baseball, 43 Sport Edi- tor Tiptonian, 43 Leesburg High School. 1-2-3. VVe wish he had come S0011- er 77 , Operetta 2-33 Toot Toot, 23 Glee Club. 1-2: Hikers' Club, 33 News Editor Tiptonian, 43 Class Secretary-Treasurer, 13 Orches- X 1 EUN1t'E METTLIN tra, 1-2: Sunshine Society, 2-3-4. A ' Hlaook cheerfully upon IIICQ thou seest how diligent I ani. I+'l,OHlCNt'E HICHMAN Glee Club, 43 Sunshine Society, 2-3-43 Hikers' Club, 33 Oper- etta, 43 Toot Toot, 33 Literary Editor Tiptonian, 43 So unaiyfectcml, so composed of mind, So firm, so soft, so strong, yet so refined. V I t 'TOR CAM REN Orchestra, 3-4: Glee Club, 43 Op- eretta, 4, Of all occucmatioiis ll mrefer 5 VVeaver 's. KATHERINE LEIST-1939 ' Our mascot. PAGE TVVENTY-TVVO

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FRED HILL Glee Club, 2-3-45 Operetta, 2--4: Toot Toot, 35 Advertising' Man- ager Tiptonian, 43 Basketball 3-43 Class President, 4. There may be lnen greater than 1 ani, but I don't be- lieve it. ELIZABETH GRISHAWV Glee Club, 43 Operetta, 2-4g Sun- shine Society, 2-3-4, Hikers' Club, 3. 'tOl1, this lC21l'lll1lg'Q what a thing it is! RALPH LETT Glee Club, 3, Class Play, lg Toot Toot, 33 Class Treasurer, 2. As life goes by u11to the end, You will be proud to Call hiin A fniendf' HARRIET MESSMURE A Sunshine Society, 2-33 Operetta, 4. A girl who is never without fl'ienrls. ' ALAN 'l'UUKl4lR Windfall High School, 1-2-3. He's a good scout, too. ANNA HOBBS Glee Club, 2, Sunshine Society, 2-3-45 Operetta, 2. Her attentions aren't all giv- en to scl1ool.', -Gl+lR1TRllDE FELTON Glee Club, 43 Sunshine Society, 2-33 Operetta, 2-3-4, Art Editor, Tiptonian, 4. Better Wear out than rust out. PAGE T WY ENT Y-ONE

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THS Cfho Radio Fans of 1935 Oh, honey, called the usually dignified fudge. as he impatiently paced the study. ' Now, Bob, a voice from tl1e second story answered, we'll be there in just a nionient. Nurse almost has Bobby ready. Soon Mrs. XVright appeared with a chubby youngster, clad for the night, patting along on either side of her. Here we is, Daddy, Betty announced. Y es, we 'si readyf' explained her twin brother, his eyes twinkling expectantly. Each evening the twins listened to an interesting bedtime story, and eagerly watched the pictures which came over the radio and were flashed on a miniature screen as the story was told. The performer could always be seen on the screen, too, so naturally the infants de- manded such entertainment each evening before retiring, and their doting parents were loatli to refuse them anything money could pur- chase. Station ABU at Sleepy Hollow, N. Y., was announced first, and of course the picture of the announcer was produced on the screen. Doesnit that look like-isn't that-why, it is our chum, Gerald Thompson-I-yes, you're right, as usual-sit is Thompson. Miss Clemcncy bpurlock had charge of the story hour, but hardly had she begun before t harles, the butler, really an old schoolmate of both the Judge and his wife, who had had the misfortune to lose his inemory, ushered into the study Forrest Essig, famous criminal lawyer, and. his family. Why, Anna, exclaimed Eunice, l'm so pleased to see you again. It iseeins ages since you were here last. And that boy of yours! I see he's going to have a physique like his father's. Do eorne on and listen to the program. It is always interesting. Anna Hobbs Essig certainly was good to look at at the age of twenty- seven, and Harold was l+'orrert the second. After the story the twins were rent one to the nursery with Nurse Ann tMiss Anna Barrow, to be exactl and the old folks again settled down for a pleasant evening. 'Station SUS at Jazz l ity, Mexico. An orchestral number, 'With a PAGE TXVENTY -THREE