Veedersburg High School - Pintus Yearbook (Veedersburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1939 volume:

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V- E- XY! 1 x X ' 1 l1,, Z I-I .2Y'l -v DEDICATION To our Mothers and Fathers, in appreciation of their unselfish sacrifices, assistance and co- operation, we, the Senior Class of 1939, respect- fully dedicate this thirty-first edition of THE PINTUS 7 'I F OREWORD In this volume we have attempted to reveal to our readers the traditions and activities of our school g here, too, We have striven to retain a part of our school spirit, in order that those who follow may more fully realize the honor they hold in becoming Seniors in the Veeders- burg High School. ss-snsus,--sus u-susIusnsusnsusnas-osuwxnvsusnnsnsns nsnsasus-nsnsasxnsns-ss rv ,H l iffy! A f W1 in film' IKUQEIF L ,. xgfEl 5 Lf, A--1- w A JSE? '-SWKD f' A X XV WGN Hill m' fav A Ri , v '- --- 2 f ' H 1 VJ' 4 L - -. J .f 7 - ,-A , X--- , ,- --' ,fe A- - Q. aw' -P - - , Il' - . -s ,, fr- -ff ' B' -Eg X ..' 'f - HJ? is-21f,a L,,1 if Z 1 -2 an ': - I ' 4 JL' I Hin. 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Shell Hannah Lou Helms Keith Smith Virginia Linker Meredith Compton x nxnsnsusaws ausnsusnsnxusn snxng ns:asuxnsusnsnsnxnsunsnsnxnxus t ug - -,-., W e qw 5 l Tr- 2 1 mx N-3' b I ' ' -' Q - ' . - A W ,.i ,, . , , r ., Q 1 X 4 1, , - , 4' t ,I MTA- I '1 -r' -f-.5 n,h u x Nr :I 1 M5 nflfi I ' H ' U' Q ' J ,' ,- x Y- 1 UU L' ,jj gi f .. If E: AA I-I-32-sgi. i I I :U,'Cf?3- ' I r ,15,g,e:1,r ' 55-r , gf,...z 4-:gre--Lf.-ra.g,15,,.:egg 51-Ji.-.eff 'f -Q.: 'N 2' 2 nf A. ',iv 7 I Qu: v 1' 31' l.. I -Wu' ' - wgninil!i0t4t51!5l0itls4sgqrQugqvb01avt4l14v'Sl54lteiIUQ1IQlYt0QlIb0'bl!t4v'50Q4rscvsaliuxerxnriaviavsavsavsnvserxavxunxnixuvxavsarxanx We proudly present the members of the Board of Education and our Faculty. t r -The Staff. 9 n gms: Q l I Z Z 1 5 Z 5 5 I 2 1 1 1 Q I P 1 1 I 1 2 2 Z 2 Z -fx 9' Q gk, 6 ' X fx L . Y az' 'Q ' I X ff V 72, A 0 N fy5 QQ X + f X I X X , W Ks. QF, 1 V gi f S Vs' 1 ' 5 1 X vii Si ,AA 55' 5 ' N5 M-' huwl - '- x3Axp1LX rj. 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Degree V .ag ., A Margaret Sullivan Seventh and Eighth Grades. rsnxa If Sw , x 1 f f 'F 1 ff X XA Q K flfgkkfw X . -- A11 -6 -f -Xu, X Xf ' if . f KXXY :Q K -Q2 Ax: kurt 44- K QWNS f M gg. -f' XXX g -XR A C53 Q, X -X J M13 -gjj, I 'i S XX' 4 yu iS in-. ,f JE -A--f--.fsns Ax. fx .0 xl iii JJ' J f Rx ' ,r ijlgqgg - ' T Qi! Nl - I ' ' Jw - Juli: ' 1 f fflgl f-N 1' h y,-V., I ' E!! avian g r. LU' s X XVI, ff-ffTS:Q lT!f.f,f. 4.4.1 .x x xi77 - I VV Rr. 'PHURMOND CUSHMAN Peck A smile for every fellow and two fur every girl. Commertcialg Baskethaill '38. '393 Glee Club '37, 38: The Gtallutpimr Ghustf' The Gyspsy Tr0u'baidour: l'iutus. V. II. S. Varietiesu '39g Sports, LOWELL W. CRANE Granules l'd -rather hug il hasketlball than :muy girl. ACIHIPIIIICI Basketball '36, '37, '38. 'iltlz Vive President Sophomore Ulu-st llusiness Manzuzer l'intus3 Hand '3'1. BETTE RUTH FRANCIS Beit Better he smzlll and shine than Iflrge und mist :I shadow. l'0IIlIIIl'I'K'i1lII Girl Ileserves '36, '37, '38, '3!U: Reporter Girl Reserves '39: ,luuiur Vluss Ilepnrter: Senior Ulass lla-lmrll-ri Newsy News '39, RALPH MORNOUT Jack 'All l've learned I have forgotten. .Xll I know I'vo guessed. Vm':1tim1uI1 Assistant Business Lllnnnger l'intus: Seerettary F. F. .-X. 'IlT: hive Stuck Judge '3T: Corn Judge 'BTI xYlI'PI1'fl0IIflI Rasltetlmil '3T. TIN. 'DHL LOWELL SIMPSON Hump XYh:ut hzlve the girls gut that frets mv? Vmwntinuiulz Yep.:'n-tulvle Jiulge '3li. TIT: Vern Judie '3T: Live Stock .llnltgre 'ClNg Glee l'luh '37, 'IIXL Hays' Chorus 'ifltdg Ihmxhle Quartet '39C The Gypsy 'I'I'llllII1llIUlII'l-' The Gullupinu Ghost UV. ll. S. X'1II'IGtIPS 'REIZ Vive I'I't'SI1IUIII I . I . A. '3K: I'rm--sideut l'. IP. A 'IIUZ I . I . A. I4:lsketlv:1ll Uoueli Tlx. 'tltlz President Senior 4 -:iss '2l!i: Hreezes Stuff '39: Assistant I-Imlit-lr I'intus. RUTH RORERTS Ruthie Vueutilmulg Girl Reserves '361 '37, 'SIEUZ Glu- Club '36, 'CIT' HIl4 :lI'TS :null IIIOSSIIIIISIU 'l'l:e Ilfllllqliriy Ghustf' GALE DAZEY AlI'alII'u 'tImu't worry, study wun't 1'fIlI4U llly' 1l+':l1Il. .M':uIwwi1'Z Ilreezes Stuff 'REDS Fresh- IIVIII. IVIISIIIIIQ-1'I1iIl High Svlwnl, lirlst l'IlIl l 'u +1-.. MAX GRADY Sam W1rrrv :lu-I I Ituve never niet. 1 ummervi:ll. uns.-s--xusnsnsusus-ug nsalsuQu54uQn5uusaas1rx1isuusawsusnsnsnsansovsnsnxnsux-asuse sn x fi N- f s ,N fs ' Sl ', X t xgf I ' .44 ik 12 , Aifln f l '1' '- 5 -251 1 - I Y . - - 3.4111 L if ,J ZTIQLI ,. ,- WI gg- 7' '7' :nge 'E L. sgifn- 14' 'bn Al .' :V LQ.. , ,- gg fig.. -Exits Q-,?','-?gql?f3w,.L,T- Av- I . i ' ' 1 ' ' u ,,' ' -L - , . g I g 1 g ,fl-59 I qg yl ik - R. .Q tai' I X .ww 1 Kxffllrrfff S- . f mx x -I W0 R: HANNAH LOU HELMS -an-kit- Lt talks-s111r11'e them Il tzill, dark, l1z111tls11111l- Illilll tu ke-e-p lllk' quit-t, Amlde-111ic': I'I2lDlI '3ti: Girl llc-se-1'v1-is '36, It 33, '31l: Vim- l'resicle-nt Girl its-sl-rve-s 39: Gle-6-C'l11l+'3l3, '37, '3X: Girls' G-lc-0 t'l11l1 '3!l3 'l'1'illlP Trilv '37, '3H: lla-zlrts :ind Illus- so111s: The Gz1llOpinLf Ghost: The Gypsy 'I'l'Ullll1llI0lll'IH V, ll. S, Yzi1'ic-tic-s '3!lg Se--1'1'e-t:l1'y and 'I'l'011SlJl'lll' Sc-niur Class: Typ- ist 'LPIIIIIISIU XVIIIUOI' lb. A. ll, Me-d:1l '33, KEITH C. SMITH Fudd A llltlllllllglli ni,L:'l1t, :1 I-'u1'1l, and ---- -- Voc-zitiumili 1'I:1se-Mill '36, '37, '33, '3flg liaislic-tlmll '38, '35lg Typist 'AI'iliflISI l'rn-si- df-nt lf're-sh111:111 1l'lz1ss. ROBERT CLARK Nt-wt XYh:1t's tha- ulst- of lllll'l'Xlll1p1' 1tl11'u11g:l1 this life-, the nc-xt -uno may lht- wm'se. -X1-:isle-111i1': Glm- Club '3N: lluys' 'l'IlHl'1lS '30' lluulile- Quzirte-t '3l4: lizisulmll '37: Btlltlillll M1111i1p:'e1' '3li: I:l'k'l ZPS '3E0: V, H. S, Vzirin-til-s '3f41 'l'-iw G:1llu,pi11g Ghnstf' JULIET VAN DEVANTER Jug'i0 Su sweet, so yuiliig. she- c':111't live- linux- zsiinglm-. ,-Xf'!llI9ll1I'l'Z Gle-P l'lui1 '36, '37, '333 Girls' Gle-0 Ululr '39: Girls' Trip '331 Triplv Trio '36, '37, '33: V, Il. Vziric-tit-s '35l: High S1-huul l'i:111ist '35l: U11-he-st1'z1 '39: Tin- Gxilltwping Ghusvtf' Ht-zirts :intl l!l1lssu111s: The Gypsy l'1'u111llz1Ll'uu1': Girl llcsse-1'vl-s , '3ti: S1-lc-1'e-tz11'y Girl llc-serve-s '37, '3X: I,l'6'Si- dt-nt Girl llf-swf-1'V4-s '3flg ,Svc-1'e-t:11'y-'l'ro:1.s111'1-1' I'Il'0SI'lIllllll Ulzxssi SLCl't-'tilVX-'I'I'92l'Slll'0l' Soph- o11111re- Ulnss: Se-in-11-tz11'y .luniur 4'-lass: Vi-7-P l 1+s1mle11t Ne-111111 Q li s Iil'k'0ZL'S '3!4: liditui' I'lllillS.H MARY E. SHELL Shi-lliv ll0r l1:1ir is he-1' lc-ruwxiiiig glory, t'u:11111e-1'ciz1l: Girl lil-se-1'vf-s '36, '37, '3flI Gle-v Vinh '3li. '373 Hr-zirts :md lllnssuiiisf' 1311-e-Z1--4 '37, '3!l: Typist l'intus, HAROLD ROACH Shorty IIl'U.llI of shoulder, short of stziturv, lL it uf mind :intl big uit' lie-11rt. 1-1-:1tiu11:1l l5:1skt-I-lr-ill '37, '33, 314: llrisv- l1:lll'37,'33.'39: l'1's-sille-nt Su.pl1m11111'e- Vlziss: 'l'1-1-:1s1l1'L-1' .lll1'1iu1' Class: Jnkn-s I'IIltllH, KENNETH L. NEWMAN limi limit make- me- 1111141-l'v0 ,gut rl-rl hair. xvlfviltiolllllz V1-,ul-t11,lulc1 Judgt- '3li. '37: Live- Stm-k .I111l.g'c-. '37, 33: Corn .IlItIpl'l' '371 G16-9 Club '3X: Boys' Chorus '3fI: lluuhlo Qilzirtc-it '39: 'H-IIIIL-' Gy-psy 'I'1'o11ll1:1do11l'Z Y, H, S. xIill'I9tI05 '39: I'l'PSlCIk'Y'lt F. I . A. '373 llvp-urtvi' lf, F. A, '33: Juices l'int11s: 1,211-ozl-s '31l: l resi1lc1nt .limiur l'l:1ss '37, VIRGINIA LINKER 'Jinny l'vO :nt what it tilke-s. t'n111111e-1'f-irilg Glu- Ululi '33: Thr Gypsy 'l'1-oul1:11l11111': Girl Ile-se-rvl-s '33, '3Sl: Typist l'l11t11.s. as-asus nnsaus-nsnnxqvs-nsuvx1ns-vsnsnxnxus-as-asuvsersnsns-as-:su-vs-rsns,-nsus-:san-susnvs-'sus 'Nf- K' ' f - , J: TRN , X -I slf xz'f -X 1 RLY If ng L 5 ig ' a j ?- s ' ix - I F11 nr, ..,7!, aa: -K V Y 'Jil X lr vr 33.13 JJ! 7 ,' ,- R. wt R .. - -A li, , gill :EHE 5lEl4Ial1l1iIl-1- T H f m g ,J ,- A -. V- :gg L --- 'A-'A - , 'mv-Eel 5 'filfigis 1 -J3!6!?-5. - if-5 f' i'- - iw fi if-S12 aaa:-+2ga':z4 -s4i6if?' X N771 i x ,-,:ff1TSX'1ll',f.f LEED, Jfwaxxx x m I .20 Ni snsu BETTY STARKEY B0o0h Sho has il mind of hor own but not 1 il lioriirt-smiio one stole that. Vucutinnzllz Girl Reserves '38, '3flZ g Al2'0ln'zi Svvtiolizil '3li: VVinn9i' Gund I Citizenship Aiwardg Depzirtments 2 I'intus. S MILDRED MINICK-GROSS 1 GO0I':.!'i9 5 A rim: on the lmnll is worth two : on tln- plimwf' y Vol-zitilmxllz llirl llvsorvfls 'SOL '3T. : was. 'sm Q ! l LOIS MARIE HAUPT 2 luis 5 Shv's tho quivt liiiill. 'wliuso nature , lIQ'VUl' v:ii'ivs. Z lwiiiiiivvvixil. 2 ! WILLIAM MQINTOSH Z Bill 2 l'vv gut im iisv for tlw girls. 5 A1':1llviiiil'I llrvuzos Stull' '39, f I 6 JOE ROBBINS 2 Jew ' Wlmwn -lmli! 'Fucy lmtlioi' mix! Z Wrmmvi-l-i:il. 2 2 CONSTANCE CLARK i K'onniv l llIillQtl'i0ll4. -cxilmllxlo - 3 willing I Wui'kl'I', S l'Hlll'ill0l'l'llllI Girl llvsvi-vos '3T. f 'JlN. 'ilflz Sm-ivty l'intus. J MEREDITH W. COMPTON Bud 2 I-Iain-li llaiy lim' drivi-s fi-mn linmo his F l ui'4i. 2 'l'w glfltillilff' is his l'0W:ll'-ll. I ,Xl'fll1l'Hlil': Give- l'l1rln '36, '37, '3X1 3 lhvys' 1'llUl'lls 'iliac llnys' Qlizliitvt '3TZ . lmuiull- Quzirtvt RN. 3!I: Mixed 'l'i'iplv I 'l'i'iu TRS: lie-:iris :lull lilussumsf' 3 'I'Iw llilu-piiipz' illi0st: 'l'lw Gypsy f 'l 'lillliIlllUll lU HV. ll, S. V:1i'ietiPs g I Ill'l'.Zlls 'Kill g 1 CLARK HERSHBERGER f Slim MOM tlw l'uit111'9 l'1'vsicl0nt. I l'uinm i'4'i:ll: llnskvtlllxlll TSG. '3T. f TIN, 'RHI l:flSllli7'lii '36, '3T. '3N. '3!lZ Z Vivo l,l'PSilit'llf i l'0Slllllflll Class: lin- , llIll'lilllPlliS l'inliis. I 4 l 1 . 1 vs.-sus-us-vsnvsusuxnsnsnsnswsnsusnxnsnvsusavgi-susas-ns.-suxux.-xns--sux-nsux--x i Z l Z Z Z :zz :.QllLfEfL MQ! ! J 5- M :. '4-f:mQ.1f 5,. -1 9553 '- I ' xv If i x 'xXfl'lIlTfff x f A 'RFE mg 'G' 1 , - A . I - X -' 'Lai f ',0':l,V fgi 2 ' F' -'Yix .. ' J, ., QL 17555 T- K I 1 Q. 1 - two ummm- foam f, . fn ,M 3 .- L-- fmw- f-A I -2' ff ' 'H 7-T552 ' . R -.. v-' . P 1 52 , .- :J an it A,-,ulfifgq-V:-4 !E:Q4ny,5'j?gEVE.',I-53 K - -xl Q - i'7' 1: ' i' E I ' xxx 'J '-I - - LAWRENCE E. WOOD YV00d:-sic Girls, have you noticed my wavy hair? Amldemicg Breezes Staff '39. GEORGE MERRILL Ge0rgv All gvoat ,men are dead or dying- l feel rather poorly. AC21dPhIl'l'1 Breezes Stuff '39: Rus- kelhall '363 Bflsewbzlll '3T. FRANCES KENT Funny 'LSOllhiStIC'1lI9d ludy with extensive umwlritionsf' 1'omn1e1 c-inl: Breezes Staff '39. GEORGE K. BLACK Ge0rgv Give me exemyvtious or give me death. VUl'2IllllllZll: VOL'ZlfIllII2ll Basketball '37, '38. '39: l'o1'n .ludge '37, '3N. '39: Dairy Judfe '3T: Apwple Judge '36g F. I . A. '3X: 'I'1'ez1su1'er I+ . F. A. '39C Q'0l'Il Husking' '391 The Gypsy 'l'x'0uh:1d01l1': V. H. S. Vzu'ietiesI Glee Ululh '3X: Boys' 'Chorus '3E0: Double Quartet '3?-l, '3S4: Breezes '3EU: Unlendzn' I'intus. STANLEY SMITH Smitty 1 don't knuw 21 lot about anything. ,hut il little ulbout everything. t'onm1es'vi:1l3 I . I . A. '3!4: Calen- dar l'intus. WREATHA L. HICKS Sis Quiet wpeople avevmost ouften praised. X'0C'IltI0hIllI Givl Reserves '36, . ELIZABETH M. PAYTON Baht- 1.,Juiet and 1ln:uss11n1in'p:. 1 Z Hoe Uluh 'CHL '37, ELDO BOORD Emo lbon't let my looks fool you. girls. A1-zndemirz lloys' Chorus '32bg HV. H. S. Varieties. susan 4-xususns..-xnxUs-as-msn-susanxux 1-x-nsus--suxus-psnsns.-sus.-sxusnsnsuxus--sux 'k im 5-as :Hu . .fgmfmj fx 5?-A ,M E-ff W. 1' 'i -- f.- f . ' in 'P I' ..I fftv fix.-. iw IH -- , T L14 X - f v ' JA! LEA . '1,',1'i ,',',!' ,, 1 5 ,M f' . 11.-2 -2- 2' .mf . - . ,. ,Q , il te., V M0 ' 1.441 1- , ' '-51'f7'x A '5 ?'?u: '1f-19: NJN -1531 ' f - ' 1 A' -. '- '- ' 'r ' -. - -'f Vx . 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I. !4'ffgl '54 ali- , 1 1 -X 171 ' ' ': ' 1 Sn ' 'Z' e v - I -Wu - - as nxnsavsusnsnvs--ggvsng.ws-wxusnsnx4vx4-s.vs.nsns.vx-vs.-sa-sux-vxnsos.-sans.vxnsawsavsausnosvsunxnxavslvsnusansnnsqosinns , !..,N.,.,.., 2 Z l Z Z Z Z l Z Z Z 4 I Z Z Z Z Z 2 Z 5 Q ! l l Z I Z Z l l Z I .LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Senior Class of 1939 A. D., being in a sound state of mind and body, do declare this document to be the instru- ment of our last will and testament. I, George Black, do will and bequeath my position in the Women Haters Club to Bud Winks, and a portion of my vast amount of grey matter to Arnet Furr. I, Lowell Crane, do will and bequeath my basket ball technique to Dick Ellis and my go-west habit to Bob Holmes, in case he needs it! I, Gale Dazey, do will and bequeath my success in disturbing all classes to Bob Grady. I, Bette Francis, do will and bequeath to Julia Deane Songer, the hilarious duty of keeping the assembly entertained and to Alma Iightle my hated names of Tiny, Squirt, and Small Fry. I, Harold Roach, do will and bequeath my safe and sane driving to Bud Marsh. I, Betty Starkey, do will and bequeath my love for dark, curly haired boys from Hillsboro to Esther Mettee. I, Lois Haupt, do will and bequeath my love for Physics to Katie Merrill. I, Ralph Mornout, do will and bequeath my hobby of loafing in the hall to Walter Smith. I, Hannah Lou Helms, do will and bequeath my dignified qualities and good deportment to Peggy Switzer. I, Ruth Roberts, do will and bequeath my dazzling fairness to Lois Oilar, and my ability to fuss with Mr. Dockins to Eleanor McDermond. I, Virginia Linker, do will and bequeath my liking for red-haired boys to Jean Clark. I, Myrtle Payton. do will and bequeath to my sister, Virginia, my ability to understand Physics. I, William Mclntosh. do will and bequeath my occupation as soda- jerker to anyone who is dumb enough to think he would like it. I, Mildred Gross. do will and bequeath my quiet disposition and short stature to Martha McGaughey. I, Constance Clark, do will and beqqueath my long walk from South Town to Mick Meloyg and my love for dark-haired boys to Patricia Compton. 'M ,E I KRW?- wzh l Illlfgtjiilrl lj, f, 9 g g 5 'Lx 1 I EA I Ju-1 z-KTDKK-L Fi. ' 7 Q n J: -N Lx -f EI, 1 NA . .2 -4 - Six ' , 2 :- f '- L , 1 ' . K- ' ' f ' 1 I ' iw 'T' QM 1 T' X' - glx! X 9' ,' - - ,155 pm.: init: 1:3 E 4, 54 ,D - ' I :ali-, 3 V7.3 IH 'l - H , ,ji .2 i .I LVI,.Va. I 1 1 11 zu 21 - ,I QV, I-1, I '-N, 5 . i Ev li-222' I 111:-U . ' - ,fi , 1 2 o ,-rf. l 519- - :.5.'i.2 .-'- 1111 -3'-w..LJ,f -if' ' 4 K W 3 .. -- ,.,. .. ., - -. - -' as 5, R El I' 17.1. I I JL: nf - X 1 . Q -ggi, . .- I, Keith Smith, do will and bequeath my heart-smashing ability to Charles Harris. I, Clark Hershberger, do will and bequeath my manly charm and wavy hair to Wayne Ludlow. I, Mary E. Shell, do will and bequeath my friendly and jovial dispo- sition to Dorothy Dice. I, Eldo Boord, do will and bequeath my long reach and giant stature to Homer Schultz. I, Juliet Van Devanter, do will and bequeath my almost but not quite late habits to Eugene Summers. I, Meredith Compton, do will and bequeath my Model A anyone that can keep it supplied with pushwater. I, Stanley Smith, do will and bequeath to my brother, Walter, my ability to get along with the teachers and to Mick Meloy, my bashfulness before the girls. I, Kenneth Newman, do will and bequeath my small ears to Bob Holmes. I, Lowell Simpson, do will and bequeath my standing as an orator to Herbert Anderson, and my love of the fairer sex to Milton Lightle. I, George Merrill, do will and bequeath my indifference toward the girls to Richard Florey, who certainly needs it. I, Frances Kent, do will and bequeath my aptitude for making sarcastic remarks to Minnie Young, and my height to Doris June Lang. I, Lawrence Wood, do will and bequeath my curly hair and also the trouble of combing out the tangles every morning before school, to Gordon Mullen. I, Thurmond Cushman, do will and bequeath my ability to play basket ball to my kid brother, and my charm for girls to anyone who can use it. I, Robert Clark, do will and bequeath my position as student manager to Keith Clore. I, Joe Robbins, do will and bequeath my red hair to all light-haired boys, and my ability to roller-skate to Deward Jones. I, Wreatha Hicks, do will and bequeath my opinion of the world in general to anyone who wants it. I, Max Grady, do will and bequeath my habit of sleeping in Book- keeping class to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. 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' , ,' 12 -7 ' I h , 1 I' E A -. M353 ., if . 'I Zin. f.-- ' T 'HL :B n - Sul? cf: '-..- ' ev'.1'r:'- 'T'-1-4' W V' 'J 1 ' -sift 4 .nu ' ., --' . - ' 'x - ' ' . 'ff ' ' '- 5 . 'I 5-ati- X ff A Xwff X ..1.s+afmQ IW Ax n zfw . xx X fllf if'- I ---'I mg Lawrence and George are working hand in hand because George is an expert with tools and at design sketching. One of their products is the plane known as the TZ-12. Harold Roach writes that he is a Race and Stunt driver. He is now on the tracks in Florida, but is looking forward to the 500 mile race in Indianapolis to be held the last of this month. Wreatha Hicks has taken up a new job since last year. She is an interior decorator in Chicago, and works in connection with the Beck 8x Call Construction Company. The first teacher heard from this year is Betty Starkey. She teaches Home Economics in the Crawfordsville High School. C-ne of the most interesting letters comes from Mary E. Shell, who is traveling companion for Miss Victoria Mayerbeer, wealthy lady of Chicago. She writes: Of all the places I've traveled with my charming friend, Indiana is by far the most interesting. Although I have enjoyed every minute of my journeys, visions of the Hub always fill my reverief' My letter from Keith Smith and his wife, who was formerly Hannah Lou Helms, states they are both radio stars broadcasting from Chicago. The Arkie-Smitty comedians celebrated their third birthday last month. They won the Radio Vision Award last year based on the highest number of votes received from its readers. Constance Clark is a designer of late styles for the Marshall Field Store in Chicago. She holds the class record of seven years with one firm. The old Covington-Veedersburg rivalry is still in existence, although in a much more severe form. Reason-former clazsmates are the coaches of the two quintets. Lowell Crane is the teacher of Athletics, Science and Health in Veedersburg High, and Thurmond Cushman is Director of Athletics, Health and Safety in the Covington Schools. James Lee Wheeler is an Electrical Engineer for the local R. E. M. C. A. He started this work in '44 after graduating from Purdue. The advancement in Rural Electrificatien makes this very profitable work. This letter from Myrtle Payton states that she is still typing in New York but gives no further information. Recently I found an article that read: She is the World's Amateur Typewriting Champion. ,wsu-snsux-:suns--sugng. - s nsnxnsnxnsu nx usnxnsus--xnx nxns--sug.,5,,5,,s-,Q 1 .. E 'S HYL lhf wi fad ? la Bills A is ,-1. . 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Much success was made by Frances Kent as she continued her writings in books, plays, short stories, etc. She has been twice the winner of the Mavoureen Award for her splendid work in this field. From his small laboratory located in Stone Bluff, comes these words from Doctor Clark: I have witnessed seven successful spine operations, and in a later report, I hope to be able to give you the cause, prevention, and cure for the newly discovered disease, 'spinalitis'. Meredith Compton has made a successful bid into the field of jour- nalism. He is the editor of the Journal and Review. He is known for his unique style of writing editorials. Another interesting letter comes from Juliet Van Devanter. She writes, My ambition in music has come to pass. I now have my own All Girl Dance Band, and we are now located at the 'Orchid' in Denver, Colorado. The phrase, 'Jam it Josie,' comes to me quite often. From the Far East comes word that George Black is now an officer of high standing in connection with the American Navy. His letter is post-marked Tibbet, China. Mildred Minnick-Gross has also established a record for herself. She has had the same contract for over ten years. It's a marriage con- tract and she now lives in Attica where her husband is employed. As for myself-just another farmer. This concludes the round-up of the class of '39. If you wish further information on any individual, write to me and inclose a self-addressed fstampedj envelope and I will give you that information as well as their address. LOWELL SIMPSON. Rural Route No. 4, Veedersburg, Indiana nsnsms-nx-osusnsnsnsnsnsnsnsnsnsnsu-sus-vxnvsnsnas-:sus-ssnsusnx X, n I up JACYZ7 I--. f. lgfij ,U A4 5 , 55 ff fxfl -S , , - - ,A - 1 if , IJ. -: -J L1 K L 2 1,4 -Q ,A ' If l'Xi f' ' f- X - . ir ,J'!'1I 'Wm 2 A -- - Ni 1 E ' gs! 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Lowell Simpson Vice President .......... ..... J uliet Van Devanter Secretary and Treasurer .... .... H annah Lou Helms Reporter ............... ..... B ette Francis 4 m Out of school life- Into life's school. Sponsors .... ....... M r. Dockins and Mr. Walter Class Colors ..... .. ......... Blue and White sus:nsnasninninnsnsinasansgu QuinQuinusebins:nsauseasusas-ossusnaxusnxuxqasnsn1 Q-nsusns4n54lunlhllillxnhniukuknkuinhnlxuinhniuxu-gux L1 xxanxnxxnnxnuxusxang. fc - - e fag frig gin lllll-I, THE? 5 , I' N R 1 1 ' '-A .l x E i, :- B f Q- - ' '- Q --HA- if ' ni .' W 'W 4-4 ffff 5 ! R - K il' - ' Q '-'hill 5,11 2:24 l ll.e 1 ' A. '. Z' gi D . LII' li., 2- Qing- pt 'i ----Nh '-S I - I 1 - 52 t 'Y ' Q 1 s .. - vylagfl - . 4 ,., nhgfg M '. C ' 1 5 ,, A 4 'QL k , 1 .ER D gym: ,fri f- ,- ' eh-T . '411':1-V514 5A,.- H 'LT M ,, .guy v- ---- 5 le- , - -: -5.51 Y --- .-x -... X ,H X Q 1 11 QML lf' Y'-Q-:V I LY! ' Ii m L ia 'M fl ,Q-ef li -it W. SENIOR PICTURE First Row fleft to rightlz Virginia Linker, Myrtle Payton, William McIntosh, Clark Hershberger, George Merrill, Eldo Roord, Thurmond Cushman, Frances Kent, Lois Haupt. Second Row: Mr. Dockins CClass Sponsorl, Keith Smith, Gale Dazey, Lawrence Wood, Meredith Compton, Joe Robbins, Lowell Simpson, Mr. Walter fClass Sponsorl. Third Row: Robert Clark, George Black, Ralph Mornout, Kenneth Newman, Stanley Smith, Harold Roach, James Wheeler, Lowell Crane. Fourth Row: Bette Francis, Constance Clark, Hannah Lou Helms, Ruth Roberts, Max Grady, Wreatha Hicks, Juliet Van Devanter, Betty Starkey, Mildred Gross, Mary E. Shell. ns. 1' in I .- i f'i ' vlxiffw ' f 'lug g If-QEi?l'f:3U Ek , L ss 'H Z' XX 1 L -G:- :P XX LQ Vi. .Q ., - A W-4.-X. . 2 '-lf -..,,IIY5E IL -' I 'ill x I I-' - 1 Q --f. .' ,. 4 -, 'ffm . 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Q A 31 ' ' ,'e 1 ' , Ji 'S , f 2 fa A .'i xx : ' :' 'Rx - I' - A- i R' ' . .Il ' - -Q ' ff--- LQ ,nip KLA- jjj Ijwl ,I 5: R - K' . .i,. - - zulu :2Hl'ZnlEl1i5ll'b1 - - gj ,ff I f B W- fn. l 199371 : .U-15 -N 1- ' f -- 1 s V' ,. ie- 1 -- - 'I gf? ' N- ,ua 4' , .-92313 il.-si, --Ln Q ibn:-x F -1 111 x X .. - ,. . . f' M T....f 1 - - -5' gf . g ie- Q Miii tv QQ? Wif ' 7 W. JUNIOR CLASS First Row tleft to rightjz Alma Lytle, Eleanor McDermond, Lillie Knowles, Minnie Young, Arthur Leach, Keith Clore, Jean Clark, Evelyn Mitten, Margie Rallah. Second Row: Richard Florey, Elwyn Winks, Gordon Mullen, Charles Harris, Robert Holmes, Robert Draper, Herbert Anderson, Thomas Stuart, Geneva Harrison. Third Row: Doris Rush, Ethlyn Hesler, Richard Hornung, Sam Craig, Joe Dice, Jesse Livengood, Frank Mclfalmet, Margaret Janeway, Foleeta Phillips. Fourth Row: Milton Lytle, Wayne Nicklas, Harold Hutts, Doris Mitchell, Denzil Oilar, Howard Rettice, Richard Lawson. Fifth Row: Margaret Black, Dorothy Dice, Kathryn Merrill. Raymond Marsh, Junior Parsley, Robert Rrimbury, Esther Mettee, Annabel Baird, Eileen Stutilebeam. .1yung--sus--s-msnxnsusnsnlxnxn suxuxnxusnlxnxnxusnsnsnsuxnxnsnsn-s--sux - J: ,N N R,-L ,X IHVN . ' gy 'lf 1: -'-7, ? Us .' I ' '..,,a 'W ,J R dil':l1z12flfl1rf:lnil3Ll,1IiEl4i3nT?Tlf F AEI 1 gf ,- u. -f:.f2- c'?-2 if FH- - . IF :sl 5 A , - f- M, X ,f, W-.dw l Z l Z Z ! Z l g SOPHQQMORE CLASS OFFICERS 5 President ............................ Deward Jones 2 Vice President .... ...Raymond Brimbury 5 Secretary ...... ........ F red Hegg Treasurer .... .... R obert Grady ! 7 2 , S f-. ! Z Z Z l Z Z 4 . 4 Q You can't be much of a. man, g Unless you are a good deal of a boy. Z 5 Sponsors ..... .... M iss Branham, Mr. Roney ' Class Colors ..... ........... 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Z , . - 4 a 5 Z 3 ' 2 i t 5 e 2 5 First Row tleft to rightji Robert Grady, Dorothy Frodge, Raymond 2 Q llrimbury, Martha Metlaughey, Jack Herinfl, Virginia Warrick, Chester 2 McClain, Maxine King, Eugene Summers. i Second Row: Julia Deane Songer, Edna Tibbett, Wayne Rusk, Gene S Frances, Mary Alice Simpson, Wayne Austin, D :nald Crane, Betty 5 Goodson, Jacoueline Hoatman. i Third Row: Helen Dice, Martin Switzer, Maxine Sprouls, Verne 2 : . Nieklas, Fred Hegg, Robert Roord, Helen Dalby, Walter Smith, Eleanor Q S Leach. . I Q Fourth Row: Margaret Wiggins Deward Jones, Lois Oilar, Patricia g Compton, Robert Rurns, Robert York, Virginia Payton, Fauneil Newman, Z Wayne Ludlow. : . ! 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' '... 1' SWF - xg.-1 ls gM4l '- W2 ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT The Academic Department is so arranged that it prepares a student for almost any vocation, also to enter a higher insti- tution of learning. The Academic course requires four years of Englishg three years of social scienceg three years of mathematicsg two years of scienceg and two years of Latin or any foreign language. A majoris required in Mathematics, English and Social Science. A minor is required in Science an dforeign language. A major constitutes three years of work in a certain sub- ject: a minor consists of two years of work in one subject. The remaining credits are elective. Thus a person may matriculate in two or more subjects in another department and still be classed as an academic student. Freshmen who have not matriculated in Home Economics are classified as Academic students. Some of them may elect the Commercial Department in their Sophomore year. rsnxns ina Wi SN ,dl 'Kklb I u 5 lg E 'Q ,ap l id .L slsua 'D-KD 1' 1 1 1 1 4.-xv xxxxflI171l c I wg. , F il T f- N fig Jw . . , U L Q , I N31 :Aa A 1 11 -1 r a ii - ' . :2'l ' Y - ,, T -... ' .- , ' ' if fr ',..!f1 ,ilailgi L , y fm. W H J , Q V R - f l -, ,gill ..A 1 Af' 3. 'J 4- . -- ,, , Il, .L - -.-H --. 1.14, , N44 ., ilk. ,N 1' I fairs 1: , . 1 Leif 25 V T? F' , 1 FU AA g I - 5 ' . , af 'P . . .--, 1 -'?,. .. I ' 1- - 4 ' .L . 'ing n D :fp 'uit clilg' w-f JL-TA? ' lv? 5'-1 -N. il? 1 A . 2 XY7 'f x 'r 4 ' T il' I -'W A ' ' , - Lb-!'7x -r ACADEMIC PICTURE First Row Cleft to rightlz Patricia Compton, Bill Harrold, Norman Shoaf, James Clawson, Arnet Furr, Gerald U. Kinneer, Richard Ellis, Richard Summers, Margaret Wiggins. Second Row: Robert Draper, Robert Holmes, Thurston Meloy, George Merrill, Eldo Boord, Jack Hering, Bill McIntosh, Elwyn Winks, Wesley Craig. Third Row: Roland Cushman, Gale Daiey, Lawrence Wood, Martha McGaughey, Margaret Janeway, Doris Rush, Thomas Stuart, Meredith Compton, Willis Whitaker. Fourth Row: Jackie Boatman, Sam Craig, Frank McCalmet, Junior Rusk, Robert Grady, James Holmes, Hannah Lou Helms, Eleanor Leach. Fifth Row: David Cade, Carlyle Shwaf, Helen Dice, Betty Goodson, Lowell Crane. Robert Clark, Mervin Meadows, Juliet Van Devanter, Lowell Shirley. Qans.ssusnsusnnsanx-ssus.nxuQ.uQ,u1u1nQ.usuxnxusnsusnsnnxnnxansuns-nsnnsnsusu vxnsn-sonsnsavscvxarsavsuusnsnvsawsansnvsnsnnsursnI'sosnsnasansavsnvxavsuwsuosnvscaavsniavsorsarsnrsnvsnsovsansusntnsnvsusnvsosuvxnqnnsar X1 H: H5 pr so o 1+ rv- yg Q 5 gg 3 'cs :,: ::' rs' - 'U -H Q CD n . A, C 3 B rf 'U r-g N ll' A ' .-. rf- fb ... CD fp ,.,. ,,,,, wg 7-W T -:EDP 1112-: 3 mrs:-5 :H ,.,-AQ, 'D 0 0 O ff UQ 5' '-'- m -- .5 5' I .X , 1' E g 3, H-4 IS' ' cb 52- ' Ui EC L11 'D . S 5 Ki: 5 O m CD2 2 5. 5 M 5' W Q O Ee' lxfi7L1f7-'I'-'M 5? 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Second Row: Esther Mettee, Ethlyn Hesler, Joe Robbins, Clark Hershberger, Charles Harris, Thurmond Cushman, Frances Kent, Maxine King, Foleeta Phillips. Third Row: Eleanor McDeimond, Lois Haupt, Jean Clark, Stanley Smith, Raymond Brimbury, Richard Florey, Richard Hornung, Denzil Oilar, Myrtle Payton, Mrs. Springman. Fourth Row: Alma Lytle, Wayne Austin, Fred Hegg, Eugene Sum- mers, Robert Brimbury, Max Grady, Gene Francis, Milton Lytle, Evelyn Mitton, Eileen Stufflebeam. Fifth Row: Virginia Payton, Lois Oilar, Enda Tibbett, Dorothy Dice, Kathryn Merrill, Martin Switzer, Keith Clore, Arthur Leach, Helen Dalby, Julia Deane Songer, Maxine Sprouls, Marjorie Ballah. xum.-x.-suxnsnsnxnxnxuxususcuxuxususususuxusnxuxuxacxunxnlxuasnnx-axqng.. xv. i - -1, ' V I g.: -'s N, - 1, 'N ff-N ' 1 f X --f 5,1 N - -ix f--X501 . liz -H '-'Q 2 M. Y , ME- I ui' if ' - -1ls.4l?i ZH.: - ji V. i fix T - f ,f - an - - we . f- 1-g ,. ,- F - 3 QE' - MM 5 as faces - 'YV A. f' Q ZxY77u - mfrnw s ch, Vasu J '-I .sv wa I ix f' f fi l - fl VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS The Vocational Home Economics Department offers courses in general home economicsg related artsy home nursing and child development, foodsg and clothing. Pupils enrolled in the Vocational course learn by experience and gain knowledge through actual practice in cooking, sewing, and their home projects. Freshmen girls are required to take General Home Economics and Biology, but after the first year Vocational subjects are elective. Each girl is required to complete one home project a semester. It must be related to the subject studied and an accurate record of the project must be kept. Vocational work is available through the summer months to all girls residing in Van Buren Township. Projects are oiered in clothing, baking, food preparation, canning, and room improvement. One girl may complete one or more projects during the summer. Approximately seventy-five girls complete as many as one hundred projects each summer. :taxais111uas-ss.-vsnsnsnuse1snsnsnxnsnasnsusnnsnsusassnsususa if A YP. 'W mal 2 ...L ew . 935'-E' f-53 f- l xv Kxwuv 1 lm' xvVAXXX 7771-tw.: I wma. a as ,mf D .J A SS : ' T' 'Fx , 4, -- Y V S X RA 1 4' ' - ' --A K - .nn . gl , , 1 . - f l r , n mi' 4'- - spits sl:sl'l f!1s 2vff7 et, .. UT W - f ' M- ' l .ina :em me '-1 - - 5 ,gf wb 1- H 11, ,,,- lklit FF' i Fi- -N 1 1' 'Y' ,- 'T E , , ' - 1 s J' 'w g f 'kwa ' ,. -5- 1 A ia - ia A . i- 771 t x , , .Q ,, ff c:,4..1i f - A-20 Q VOCATIONAL PICTURE First Row fleft to rightl :Betty Starkey, Margaret Ann Winks, Wreatha Hicks, Virginia Warrick, Mary Alice Simp- son, Ruth Roberts, Ardith Lang, Dorothy Frodge, Margaret Black. Second Row: Helen French, Frances Long, Marjorie Frodge, Doris Mitchell, Geraldine Switzer, Annabel Baird, Genevieve Stuart, Delores Ballah, Miss Madigan. Third Row: Bette Hankins, Betty Sue Crane, June Keller, Jeanne Marquess, Mary Dobbs, Ruth Little, Minnie Young, Mildred Pickett, Frances Minnick, Mary Nixon. Fourth Row: Martha Lewsader, Juanita Cole, Isabel Florey, Jean Black, Phyllis Carter, Hazel Cory, Marjorie Dice, Mildred Gross, Doris Lang, Alice May Clark. nsnLn1l1xalsoxuillinL.ll'lyn!4g1l snxolQ.1liqlgalxnxuxuxnxuxnsusuxusnxuxnxns 1' Q, L .1 .gll qn 'V -Z T - L f4T r , If 1' iw N L: f ' ,'5.' 'QQ-'GF I .WL - , lea' C gr Qi 5 1, ,ug Qzf mrs ' - 'i,fl'7',ifg'L-qg, 'L1 ,:Tgf P X g al:-T35 'T ,fin E2 if ' Q5 vQ4vsus4vx0sns4vsnvQavsnQnnsuvsanQavsuxnsnsus4osans osnrxnnsusunxusarxansaasans.use:Quiauseuseasusunsusosusansnsnsevsnxusnsansnnxn ers: Z Z Z E Z Z Z 2 Z Z Z Z l Z ! 2 Z I 2 Z l Z Z Z Z Z Z Z ! VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The Vocational Agriculture Department is a very popular one because of its close relationship with everyday problems of a resident of this or any other agricultural community. The courses: Soils and Crops, Animal Hus- bandry, Dairying, Farm Management, Poultry, and Horti- culture, are so arranged as to acquaint each student thor- oughly ,with all of these subjects. Thus, with certain Academic subjects, the student is prepared to enter into any of the various fields of Vocational Agriculture which higher institutions of learning offer. Seven hours of supervised study weekly are required in order to comply with the approved Vocational course. Each student is also required to carry a project through- out the entire year under the supervision of Mr. Cade, the Vocational Agriculture instructor. ' ' Y Ax,- eq ess v f sw Wlfrilrrlwilllj l ilgl , We E, heal :,.'z'a 1' 1 Kmlxrffffx 1 QWANXXX fl-Q Vx: . . A. ,g Q Q,-as M-LfX,,,, f , ef- ,' 1 if ' :' ,'A' - ' 'X :fi f f 52 , ' -R 4 5? ,fig 1 7 , I 4 o . via.: 14.u'f,4L zei7 'si if is -I ' A u --ud .101 ' Qu WH . 1 ' - - 1 ,., I -i-,. lhrgii -':- - -33 -Sf. , -1 V' , ' ' ,- f' - . - - 1 s ---5: W rg .e, .ai '- , .-'Q.: , -' -121 -vi -5' T.L'1..,::-. , - 4 In -n -lv .5 S3 -i - v- . - ,,5, ,, -,..,s -1 XY! 'f , ' x ' Ji' ' X-'xi - f XXV V AGRICULTURE PICTURE First Row Qleft to rightjz Harold Roach, Joe Dice, Jesse Livengood, Gordon Mullen, Keith Smith, Wayne Nic-klas, Ches- ter McClain, Herbert Anderson. Second Row: Harold Hutts, Donald Crane, Kenneth New- man, James Wheeler, Junior Parsley, Lowell Simpson, Mr. Cade. Third Row: Junior Boden, Ralph Mornout, George Black, Howard Bettice, Richard Lawson, Wayne Rusk, Raymond Marsh. Verne Nicklas. Fourth Row: Homer Schultz. Judson Stufflebeam, Robert Roord, Jerry McClain, Walter Smith, Robert York, Wayne Ludlow. vsusuxusunxultlltuinlknk!!! Aliilitlllltlltnus IIS.uhul!.lc5nQ,ukususnxnxnxu-snx-wx-.x ff fi L .sig-fwf' w1NK'j'5 ww' El lllll ,TFQigi l, U' fsaz-if Z' 3 .f I , - Y fi , .I Q 'ii ' G d '-FY F x I- 1 v ' - M- -. f 5 , f , ' 75 . go- ,I , - - .i ng: ies., me, Ng, ' V. A - I T - ' f egg JJ. :Vw 51 El - Y X. 7 3 1 ni Q' , J' ' '-M -vt-i V' - ... , -- . . f -+Ul'fe?- 1-.J 2 ' QQQJSJ , 15 -312-.,. ,1l.F'-1Qf.A' - 'A-249 :Es-.a,'5 5' -'-eg:-,U , ' 2 nf M711 72:1 XX 5 L 5'-7 KV'V - - E FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is the national organiation of farm boys studying vocational agriculture in the public high schools through- out the United States. The Veedersburg Chapter was organized by Mr. Cade in 1937. A Constitution was formed, and after ratification, it was sent to the State Organization for approval. After approval a charter was sent to the local chapter, signifying membership in the State F. F. A. The organization in a non-profit corporation designed to put enthusi- asm and pleasure into work and recreation of Vocational boys. The organization affords an excellent opportunity to teach Vocational students some of the fundamental principles of group leadership. Boys are taught to conduct their own meetings and to do things in an organized way. Activities, such as livestock judging contests, conservation and com- munity service projects are being sponsored by the F. F. A. The organization encourages organized recreational activities among students of Vocational Agriculture. Chapters hold Father-Son banquets, go on vacation tours, have summer outings, local and state judging con- tests, agricultural plays, minstrels, public speaking contests, bands, basket ball, soft ball, base ball, etc. The National F. F. A. was organized in 1926 in Kansas City. The organization grew rapidly, six years later 47 states, the Territory of Hawaii and Puerto Rico had formed Future Farmer Chapters. At this time there were approximately 82,000 active members in 3,500 local Chapters. It is growing in popuarity every dayg most Vocational classes have organized Chapters. The colors of the F. F. A. are gold and national blue. The motto of the F. F. A. is: Learning to do, Doing to earn: Earning to live, Living to serve. ,f snsnsnasusnsususnns nan snxns usa x usuxvsng 1-sus u nxnxnsusnxus nsnsnx-ax. I A xx Lx F ,vs Ft' f 1. ' ni,-,, 1, 14 ,', ,, f g X , ' I X X 395. 5 i 1 .xx , -e K! x 1 L X j . I , 1 ': Y: . A! X Y. X W V 1,41 V S 72' if 2 1' N X A 5:1 ' X .lx ft if , V , Tr .X .1 'XA 4 X x , XXX L. N is 1 if f ' icf X If N L 'eff W:lg:: ' xx f 4 - ffwf-L 7 Ag M . 7 Y- 1.47 C - Q N Qkgxl' A X ,A -C13 NK Q- Qvfw q , ff wg Q Xl' 'f' R M WE? SX-, ,sr 'S si '--- ..f3-'D L- VX k ,- - 3-fi, ,4 Elia, , ,,. , Mil'-fffff b M LJ 1- 4 AZYIHI, L ' Q --- - 5. rv , -NF 14, , Y 44. f': 3 1 5 -.4 ,X .ML .vw RTV .a,,.! w.!-..a Wm. .fm ,WL X X' I LE' JG Rez? W' '-xx , S.. 1 sl - ,W-X f A .J i X T R .: ' ' Z 3' 'A - Q 41, 1 sg 1 r 1' - ., . 411 . f -we Er iris: 3lzl '12l5l2lNI . i f W - 1 , 'n -4 . i -4 if if ' ll 'LF' Y it 1 L- 4- ' 4 .high . 2' 15, ,5 41g , - ',Q.?ii'3.3v,.'Q- , ' 1, , ,-I f Q Xifff XX Ifw Q-ii i ' x ' -13 1,1 ' -WT wg GIRL RESERVES PICTURE First Row tleft to rightjz Betty Rusk, Margaret Wiggins, Constance Clark, Grace Townsend, Mary Jane Baldwin, Martha Lewsader, Bette Francis, Eleanor McDermond, Doris Lang, Christine Van Deva.nter, Juanita Cole. Second Row: Peggy Switzer, Margaret Ann Winks, Ruth Roberts, Martha McGaughey, Marian Lee Snyder. Foleeta Phillips, Dorothy Frodge, Esther Mettee, Helen French. Third Row: Marjorie Florey, Juliet Van Devanter, Marjorie Frodge, Clara Deane Grandstaff, Margaret Black, Jean Clark, Imogene Stucker, Jeanne Marquess, Virginia Linker, Deane Songer, Genevieve Stuart, Mrs. Soringman. Fourth Row: Mary E. Shell, Lois Oilar, Fauneil Newman, Mildred Gross, Bettv Starkey, Geraldine Switzer, Helen Dalby, Betty Goodson, Jacqueline Boatman, Edna Tibbett, Ruth Little, Alice May Clark, Isabell Florey. Fifth Row:Hazel Brewer, Evelyn Mitton, Kathryn Merrill, Patricia Compton. Phyllis Carter, Hannah Lou Helms, Doris Rush, Helen Dice, Eleanor Leach, Bette Hankins, Mary Nixon, Geneve Harrison. suxnsusnxusnsnnsuxusnxusnsnxnxnxn5 nxnsuxuxusnx -nsuxnnsnsx--sn-5.-gn-Q Q 1, .Q .gif 'leaf efyy Hs' fnliiiiaaiirsu 1 is l L s C' f' fffx J-Sl X 'LQ' z-ix' Ri J , -1 , ' g -., N - , , 5, 1 4 MI, , gl-gi H i I .. , T' V - -I - LLJLJ 7 ' ' A- I ' l h - - 1 3 3 rl , ' .- FW '-N, , ':.i:'- 1 1 -:. 1- ' 52 , Eg: ir, ..: 41:19 : - 'JJ Fifi gg'L.l.gl'S': 1411, X3 Q ' ' iii- f Qi!-Lg? pr ,' ', 5 ,-V I '1xX'lfx . - BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row ileft to rightbz Doris Lang, Patricia Compton, Margaret Wiggins, Marjorie Florey, Geneva Harrison, Ruth Little, Grace Town- send, Eleanor McDeimond, Martha Lewsader, Alice May Clark. Second Row: Margaret Winks, Marian Lee Snyder, Robert Draper, Robert Holmes, Gordon Mullen, Eldo Boord, Joe Dice, Meredith Compton, Martha McGaughey. Third Row: George Black, Kenneth Newman, Helen French, Ardith Lang, Peggy Switzer, Foleeta Phillips, Doris Rush, Lowell Simpson, lloward Bettice, Mrs. Brown. Fourth Row: Imogene Stucker, Jacqueline Boatman, Gerry Switzer, Robert Clark, Martin Switzer, Keith Clore, Milton Lytle, Genevieve Stuart, Phyllis Carter, Hannah Lou Helms. Fifth Row: Helen Dalby, Mary Nixon, Clara Deane Grandstaff, Hazel Brewer, Helen Dice, Jeanne Marquess, Juliet Van Devanter, Eleanor Leach, Christine Van Devanter. Q .-xux ns-nsnsuxnsux nsnsntususuxnsugnxusasusnsnxususns:-xnxnsuvsug1 ax1nxuxnxniususux.l'gai4galxnxcl salsuignls-msnxovxuxusnia uc A Nl fxfl 'l 'm1rfllP'ilEj 2E f ml 253 5 . M 57 . l'l'Sf.S A4 D Nw mmlnf I A-wAxxxxV7r11z-:sa I A R1 I i X 4 If . 'Q 'NS- 'lf if' N f A. A 0 ,. 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Third Row: Juliet Van Devanter, Marian Lee Snyder, Patricia Compton. su-snsnxuxususaux-nxerSnQuQuQuQulQniuinlkllhuuinsinoinusnnsuusnxusuvxnxnsnxux 5 E4ETwnu E1f 1 f 33,1 E2 Q.,.e.U,,.. 5- 'W ,,f BWV! .541-INXXX Ri If 1: '- X-- 'E, ' ' 'I .W Qk 2- fsef- . ,1 '-pf -Q.QQ,, ,a O, ' q 3 .Jig 1 f -' H - -:Jef mi 11,14 -, 17 1 U- 1: - I -Nw' 1' ' nr.f:2i'1.fl-1- ' .,:? l .V-1, - 3 iii 3' Tj'-H ,H ff ,ll 'g: ,714., L- Q - -.5-, fl EH'-4 ' 1- ..,4 1 , .1y,7'l:iiv,v:aL'n lg Nfzegx ,4 --' , . gi' - lu, an of-.1 ' -'Q - - ' an Lx T575 -'ja I l Xy,7, 'f- 1 ff gig, 331, V ' I .iv -f HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA fSeated-left to rightl: Denzil Oilar, Margaret Wiggins, Lois Oilar, David Cade, Robert Holmes, Eileen Stufflebeam, Gerald U. Kinneer, Juliet Van Devanter. tSanding'--left to rightlz Doris Lang, Mrs. Brown, Eleanor Leach. ns nsusnxusuinsaliuinbuxuial QuintIIQUQMQnsusuhuLal1nQnQnsosnxasxuxus fi if c 's wi rl E111 lllfllltlniali-4lj ,D I ' . 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Mick Meloy without a girl friend ? Bette Francis six feet tall. Lowell Crane without a car? Mr. Walter failing to surprise his students with a test? William Mclntosh alert in Physics class? Mary E. Shell without her giggle? The yelling section without Deane and Bud ? Anything greener than this year's Freshmen? The Juniors' candy lockers mice-proof ? The rooms at the right temperature? All of the ink bottles on their respective desks when the Assembly teacher is out? No shoving in the halls, especially at 11:40 ? The Junior class with an ample bank roll ? The basket ball team winning the Sectional? A Senior as meek as a mouse? Dear Reader, if you can imagine all this-well, you have one vivid imagination I 5 us-nsusns-ns.ux-ns'nsnsususunsnsnsnxnsnsns-ns-nsusuxnsn sus,-s--xnx-ax-ng--x -'1 Zgxkw 6 f L xx L - X X 1 -x ., ' 3 N. fy .,'-' C ' wx UQ X 'V if , X XX 'rl if XX - xr .-'gd t wp .x flflf XX WX , .5 X N' '1 -, , -A ,s w V, A 4 , X N .7 ' 'fx X 4 N c X N ' Q'-'Q ,lpxffffif A ': 2 W af' ' Sir: xx iv E -' - Q '4 5 ,lf '- ' - -. Sfbsifq audi? .I - film Xi? -za' C 'Clif- 1 X X X J.,-F-,QQ WEN QQ , ggi f X5 V' QXQW -- xxw ' '13 ',, ,,. , ,,.,A,, 1, 'V ,fl .... ' . . Q ' ,,!, :V .... ., ..'-. :-f:A..W ..-.,k mwvflff' if.'.m.:2:'1e2sfmf.., ...,,. pf., M , ww .w ...Q , yu 'f Q VT 525 . H za M J-., Lg if fm f D1 it .A , .-4' , All Skis - K' SM,-,XXL H 3 M ll Mlm' jiri-I T xl . Q fei gned? .rf-2 he if . ff gi 1' of ,f ' N ' J ii Y- il: V' 4 5 . - up - ri V N A ,.. I ' ' - 'N In i , - , K --L'-S 4' P' R - , 7-jail ga hu Q11 7 :R - L: 1 - I ' , MJ T si .ma nr.: nm L L ' X '1 1 ,X ,- V .', .... 2 l?:s. A. - '--13 .. l 4' -11 I 'fat 7 F 1 A - 1 s r .1 2, -r .L .a . ll, c Az- is .1 . L-1 .K 1' X XY77f X . K llVf77xX l X X 1 I 4250 Na. . SENIOR PARTY The Seniors began their final year in school by having a party the twenty-first day of September at the High School building. Everyone enjoyed the games and contests except Mr. Walter, who was unable to attend. JUNIOR PARTY . The Juniors also held their Weiner roast at Bud Marsh's the twenty- first day of September with Miss Madigan and Mrs. Cade sponsoring. Games and contests were enjoyed throughout the evening. SOPHOMORE PARTY A week prior to the Senior and Junior party, the Sophies held a weiner roast at Glascock's woods. Miss Branham and Mr. Roney were sponsors. Games and contests were enjoyed by the entire class and their sponsors. FRESHMAN PARTY As September was such a good time for Weiner roasts, the Freshies also held one. It was held in the North Woods with Mrs. Springman and Mr. Greenley sponsoring. Contests, games, and a good time were enjoyed by all those present. sagasux.-xnx.-sus.-su-sns nsuasuxn-sa-sn x usnsusususnx nsnQnQ.-uns.-g ng., vsausnsusnsnsnsavsnns.nsnsnnsnvs4as4usns4vxnrs4vs4vs4wsnvxnnsunx4rs4vs 1'QnQ1IQ01Qlv'5arQosscoQunsuosn ssnvs4vQlOi41QllSlrS4ttAtQtl'Qtv51l'Qnt4'i4vQn Z l Z e Z Z Z Z Z e Z Z Z f 2 Q Q f 2 Z Z Q Z Z e Z Z e Z e Z Z 4 7x L', .YN S -f'sb,-,j,',.N 1 v-X . I lllll IQIEEFTTTEU , QQ 1 -,Q S sn C' ' '-5, I Ill l ANN -gf: wg J .I gif -ill i ' - , g - Y --. . +- .. K i 'J Y' M i1s,.l1!.l1- ' '- N' R - f , - ,e .f, 3: .Ni A V 11' 3 , -... 'E V' 9' V Ir. 3' .. s 2: ,. Iii-EQEQL l el . -Tlx , -, f Q ' 7' 1 'Nfl , g ' 5 il- is -41? 55125- ' :i-j' f -f'9':'ajg,-gl 'gg ' 'Lily e . ' X 'U 1 ',-i- 1 i'!:'l P r 1 Q +1 I 'XVQX ' - GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves had a hamburger fry at the High school building, November 18. Nearly all members were present with Mrs. Springman, as faculty sponsor, and Miss Branham, as the guest of the evening. GIRL RESERVES PARTY The Girl Reserves entertained twenty members of the Grade School, December 21, at the High School building. The group were entertained by a Christmas story and various games and treats which were planned by the Entertainment and Food Committees. BOY-GIRL PARTY On Friday, March 17, the Girl Reserves held their annual boy-girl party at the High School building. Each Girl Reserve brought a guest of her own choice. The evening was enjoyed by everyone present. The Committees selected were as follows: ' Entertainment Committee- Chairman-Geneva Harrison Betty Starkey Mildred Gross Patricia Compton Phyllis Carter Food Committee- Chairman-Bette Francis Marian Lee Snyder Christine Van Devanter Helen French Mary Shell Julia Deane Songer Decoration Committee- Chairman-Juliet Van Devanter Martha McGaughey Edna Tibbett ' I Virginia Linker WZ :E 5 L: ggff zf e 5:31 IV iq: :if Tim E1 1j!,9. X -,K Ii we S W w raa ft. f is 'wwf' Q'-2- f me - - . 32137 EQNQ .1 as 4-xx.. - - 'f4!f55,E3g'1V,L.',F Q-fi:?7fg 'HXD wr, -' l x 'LA 5: 7 .1597-' - mg, 2 5 S l S 5 THE V. H. S. BREEZES 3 Z Z 2 The fourth year's edition of the High School paper, The Breezes, Q was a success. Under the supervision of our Commercial teacher, Mrs. Z Q Springman, the Commercial students received benefits from the publi- 5 cations as well as did the readers. Activities in the various departments, 1 ' sports and special meetings were Published. I f l 5 a 2 The staff members selected by Mrs. Springman were: 5 Z Co-Editors ........................ Geneva Harrison 1 Q Keith Clore S Z Clearoscope Operators .......... Juliet Van Devanter S Robert Clark Q Q Mimeograph Operators .... .... M eredith Compton Q Frederick Hegg Q 5 Circulation ..... ...... G eorge Black 2 Advertising .... Raymond Brimbury g Gale Dazey 2 Departmental. . . . ....... Lowell Simpson 5 Q Kenneth Newman 2 5 Stencil Cutters ..... ........ L ois Oilar 1 Mary E. Shell 7 S Sports .... .... M eredith Compton l 3 William McIntosh S S Social .... ..... E dna Tibbett Q I Jokes ..... Lawrence Wood Q George Merrill Q Sponsor .... ..... M rs. Springman S 2 2 3 1 . Z 5 1 Z 2 2 3 1 , 1 Z .IDL1liliiliilillillLllLllQ.ll'QIllllllllIILCCQIPQ-llllllllLllQ.U'X0illQilill5llillillilliilillLlliltil!L0in' f R E N N31 Chr I Mk 5 :ax .-ca...:3fa-,. 1 5?-aa Q- I' X 'CEIUW N I X Axxx wg, ' JE -gx x -,--.3 fd fe ff' -T 2 ' e ' E! RX - , r ffl isle: -11--7, g gffjf .. -'Lin 'ifgpf' . filers lm: ew l l EI I H, I - f i tr.. Yi I 1- 1,-me 1 ,IA P Q 1 an L Z' v 1, ,e - Q - P , 1 ,, - '1'E::l 'ggi' Iii ' cjlih -Y' i ' 'i 'fr Selig, Q2 -- -f' E54-'3-r'fe'E1 2s.?fQ'Lf'-'Ea. . 2: X 171 ' 'Ez' ' in ' ' ' - l 'V7x Y GLEE CLUB ACTIVITIES The Veedersburg High School Glee Club displayed their versatility by presenting a varied program. After only three weeks practice they presented the V. H. S. Varieties. The program included vocal and instrumental music and a one-act play. Mrs. Ruth Brown directed the performance. The program was given on March 16, at the High School gymnasium. V, H. S. VARIETIES Old Comrades ............................. ....... O rchestra I Ups to Her and She Ups To Me .... .............. M ary Rusk Lowell Simpson Suwannee River .......................... Featuring three clarinets Eileen Stufflebeam, Juliet Van Devanter, Gerald Kinneer Chinese Honeymoon .......................... Boys' Double Quartet A MODERN WEDDING The Bride .... ....... H elen Dice The Groom .......................................... Robert Holmes The Parson ....................................... Kenneth Newman Attendants: Margaret Wiggins, Gerry Switzer, Geneva Harrison, Marga- ret Winks, Howard Bettice, Thurmond Cushman, Gordon Mullen, Robert Draper. Tap Dance ................. .... D iane Spencer, Donna Greenley Whispering and Dinah . . . ..................... Girls' Trio Dance of the Rosebuds ............................,.... Two pianos Christine Van Devanter, David Cade When It's Lamplightin' Time in the Valley .................... Trio, Boys' Double Quartet Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie ...................... Girls' Trio Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride ............................... Robert Clark Guitars: Donald Crane, Robert Grady snsnsnsnsnsn susuxusnsususnxonxnsnsusnnsnn-uxux-:sau-gusngnxnsnxusux- JE. , ay. . . I: 'ns - -'l,f'5 qfx ' H Q 4 ggi .f i r- -lwrwfl , ,PEM ..,i7 ' Q, '. -23 I . W1 ,,gL11.,i.vi.fwcH f, - f 4 - - , , . W-,,,,- ilznilsnh- F1+j ,-UIQ CN fag' fl'?iWFi 'J-!ff5?-GL vga- ' 2 5 .Ig 4 151. xg, .ai 41:34 5- ' .:. u:.5giT3?, ,, . X Xv,ffC.'x , ,-,.SxCf!1Irfff :gl-T ffvvfxxx xx77l77 c:- I 'I Rb CMV. H. S. VARIETIES -Continuedj COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN An uproarious comedy in one act. A tale of what happens when some city slickers meet with a family of mountain hill-billys. Cast Maw Judkins, a typical mountain woman ..... .... F oleeta Phillips Pap Judkins, her husband ............... ........ G eorge Black Daisy Judkins, their daughter ............. .... H annah Lou Helms Zeke Bemis, who tries to propose to Daisy ..... .. .Meredith Compton Dynamite Ann, Sheriff of Fishhook County .... .... M artha McGaughey Mrs. Hoi tense Belmont-Cliff, society matron .... .... P atricia Compton Millicent Lovelle, her niece ................ .. .Juliet Van Devanter Cary Newbold, a young Northerner ........ .... Lowell Simpson The Umbrella Man and V. H. S. ............ Glee Club Other members of the group-Lois Oilar, Alice May Clark, Helen French, Martha Lewsader, Ruth Little, Jeanne Marquess, Mary Nixon, Dorothy Warrick, Phyllis Carter, Hazel Brewer, Clara Deane Grandstaff, Eleanor Leach, Eldo Boord, Joe Dice, Martin Switzer, Roland Cushman, Bill Harold, James Holmes, Denzil Oilar. Announcer .... ..................... 'I 'hurmond Cushman Pianists ..... .... M arian Lee Snyder, Juliet Van Devanter Director ..... ...................... M rs. Ruth Brown Lights ..... ...................... K eith Smith Curtain .... .... H arold Roach, Clark Hershberger nx-nxqusunsurselsusxa-uns suaqnnnuluvn snQ-usens-us.ns.u-saassnsuususxunscusnnnxnsnxnx- my .V f Wlr1lr:l1I 3 X1 , .M fel :sis '5-.5 ,- in E ' 'W f L ij 1- -R 'l ':- sf ' A1 iE . I sA J: --xxx -1-.b,:-,,,,f,x 1 Y , . M Y, S- ' F- M: Dx , I . 11 - i ,pr L . E AL '-A A --Ia .' - - 4... w i E 1 '-ee-1.1 FX! 7 - I AJ' ' :fn'i19fgZi,'j',1'4' ' . A -f E ,Q f . .,, ig 1-QU' ...Z- f Y9:'I5g ' 'M 'ij 7 i , U-- 1 'x' s. V 1 I- 5 ,- ,.,.f ,---. 2,1 -,. 0, ,lam-f-':f1 ! fi :. 1-, H .r .D -1- we - vw -- X WMM ' XYCUI 1 x i mx x -1 :sv ,ug SENIOR CLASS PLAY In selecting the cast for the Senior Class Play, a number of things were considered by Mrs. Brown, Miss Branham and Mr. Walter, the selectors. Enunciation, voice, stage appearance, ability to memorize, co- operation, and responsibility, were the guiding factors. Those students who were not assigned a part aided in making the play a financial suc- cess. The benefits were used to defray Senior expenses. The play was directed by Mrs. Ruth Brown and was given in the High School Gym- nasium on April 21. WHAT HAPPENED 'ro UNCLE? The play concerned a wealthy bachelor who mysteriously disappeared from his home only .to return a week later, dressed in different clothes with a wallett containing five thousand dollars in his pocket, and a head- ache because he couldn't remember a thing that has happened to him! The three-act comedy was literally a whirlwind of merriment and very successfully held the attention right up until the final curtain. The cast of characters were: Bertha Walker, a housekeeper... Lloyd Douglas, a college boy.. Alice Douglas, his bride ........ Carl Douglas, Lloyd's uncle ..... Frank Miller, a lawyer ........ Alicia Ellsworth, Carl'S fiancee .... ..- . . .Constance Clark . . . .Robert Clark . . . . . .Bette Francis . . . . .Lowell Simpson . . .Kenneth Newman .Juliet Van Devanter Mrs. Ellsworth, her mother ...... ....... V irginia Linker Millie Thompson, a gun-moll . .. Bill, a gangster ................. .... . . . ...Mary E. Shell ..Meredith Compton Sergeant Finnigan, a policeman .......... Thurmond Cushman Synopsis of Scenes Time-June, of the present. Place-A mid-western city. Act One-Carl's living room. Morning. Act Two-The same. Act Three-The same. That evening. Music between acts .................. Girls' Triog Boys' Double Quartet Prompters ........... .............. G eorge Black, William McIntosh Lights ............. .................................. K eith Smith Stage .... .... L owell Crane, Clark Hershberger, Harold Roach usnsnsnsnsllxausausenxuxususnxuxnrinselxuxusfusnxclsuxnusnaxnsnsuxnsns P.. C 5- ik'-1,-s ri- A ,,-sn. f .15 A: -is . 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Medal are: 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 ..... . . . .Lois Mallett . . . . .John Black . . . . .Anna Mallett . . . .Odell McKinsey . . . . .Ruth Burgner . . . . . .Page Wallace . . . .Margaret Jackson . . . .Mildred Butts . . . .June Glover ....... ...Flora Zeigler . . . .Virginia Van Devanter . . . . . . .Claradeen Miller . . . . .Gregory King . . .Dorothy Howard . . . . .Frances Minnick . . . .Ruth Campbell . . . . . . .Bette Smith . . . .Hannah Lou Helms snsnnsnvsunsusns-nsunsuuQavsnxn xmas:asmnxnsnsausnsnnsawsaususunsunsnsnsnxus-ex ' -H 'M X151 ET! filrll PlfQI 3,QPlgi f QW Yag i I a gl A VQ'5'f5 f , , . , A J: -N X -1- -pr,-i,,.,,x 1 ,. . ,iq w x ' f ,I 5 X - I . N - . , ' Q h - f lu impfw A 1' - - 'Tr' ' Iwi, '4 . ,i1, - QUE Hill ' fy: Q 5. 7' -1: L 1 .fit-lj., I 31 1 3 :n Qi..- - :Ii Q -in ft- A S i Ml' ami In Lf Q 2 ? -' , 4' - ,.,.f V-Q., ,-fn, .-A -, sms-.:,'c31 ! , 1 -, , Lani,- -,-1, an - --- .1 A. af.. qg.gg5.sfq ': f,a -1.131 . ,,d Y ,, ,,,.1-A V , : W ,Y v- Y ,gif - ,- I I X .Nuff X x ' XXfl11wff'7s 5? mx x 1- I -:Sv wg GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD The Daughters of the American Revolution sponsored a Good Citi- zenship Pilgrimage to Washington in April. The Society has asked that names of girls be voted from each Senior High School in which each D. A. R. Chapter is located. Each pupil of the Senior class is entitled to one vote for any girl which he thinks qualified in the following characteristics: DEPENDABILITY-Moral strength, loyalty, self-control. SERVICE-Co-operation, courtesy, responsibility. I,EADERSHIP--Personality, originality, helpfulness. PATRIOTISM--Unselfish loyalty to American ideals. From the three girls receiving the highest number of votes, the Senior class selected one as the choice of the class. The final selection will be made by lot at State Council meeting under supervision of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and the State D. A. R. Good Citizenship Committee. The winner will receive a five-day trip to Wash- ington. The three girls selected from the Senior class were: Betty Starkey, Bette Francis, and Juliet Van Devanter. The selection of the Senior class was Betty Starkey, who will represent our school at the final selection in Indianapolis. snsnnxnxnssnsnnxanxqsxnnxllhltiunsa'isns-usnisuisnsinaxnxniuxnlinsnnsnsnsnsnsuns I 0 G' f . LA P . F .' I . A f X 'N s Q X - - X 1 'Q ff 'fi ff M K MW-9. ff CF Y MZ! b N ff 1 'A 5: A X T 1 QW QQ 4 ' X 1 -- 'W' 5, ls .55 ,XRS-,ix ,ia 1. 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Girls fry some waffles in the basement. 11. Mary Shell found out that today is her birthday. 14. Report cards for the first period given out and all of us are happy for the simple reason that today is Friday. 17. Mr. Dockins seems to think that he is getting childish. 18. Ho-hum! Just another day. 19. No excitement except that Eleanor McDermond had a party. All had a fine time. 20. Max Grady had a lot of fun in Physics. The Juniors had their first D. A. R. test in history. 21. Black and Hutts represent V. H. S. in the Vocational Corn Husking Contest. 24. Beginning another happy Week of school today, and most of the students vow to devote themselves to a great cause. 25. Students are getting caught up with their Work so they will not have to take any books home over vacation. 26. The long awaited day has arrived, a four day vacation, but not for the teachers. It's the teachers' turn to go to school. 31. Everybody back to school and feeling peppy after a grand vacation. Senior boys so full of fun that they fell down the stairs. NOVEMBER 1. Election of yell leaders. The students elected Julia Deane Songer and Bud Marsh. 2. Breezes staff had a meeting to discuss plans for their first edition of the year. 4. First basket ball game. We lost to Alamo. .-snsusnsansusnsnsuxusassuxux-:suxnnsanxnnsnusnesansunsusunsususnsns.-esnsnwx. .-va. gi if K' ,Ii like -'l'L 1,v r s 'Ai'-xg .Q ' f ' f ' -V51 rrr- 'H 2 aj .1 ' - If -'ffw gfp ,J , . v fra ' 11 lag. er - x 667, - 1 Q-A P A W V 'ibm T wa. l S Z 7. Students glad to hear that we were the first to beat West Point Z for two years. 3 8. Students born on this day are very honest. Most birthdays I seem to be among the Seniors. Q 9. Bill McIntosh plays with mercury and Mr. Dockins becomes 3 annoyed. Q 10. Everyone has a glum look on their face-exams are here again. S 11. An Armistice program was given at the eleventh hour by the 2 American Legion Post of Veedersburg. The Green Devils had little trouble 2 defeating Cayuga. 2 14. Gale Dazey was awarded a private seat in Mr. Cade's office, S so he, like Garbo, could be Malone. -An example of Mrs. Springman's I power of persuasion. 2 15. Many emotional children who became great speakers were born 5 on this day. Perhaps Lowell Simpson was born on this day. Q 16. Devils easily defeated Perrysville at Perrysville. S 17. Seniors all have a dogged determination to graduate. i 18. Girl Reserves had a party for the new members. Mrs. Spring- S man and Miss Branham fried hamburgers for the group.-best ham- : burgers ever eaten by man or woman. l i 21. Some of the Senior boys acted as bad, if not worse, in Civics 5 Class than Peck's Bad Boy. George Black was the victim of their , pranks. l Q 22. Mr. Dockins appointed Peck Cushman to be his secretary in i Physics. 3 23. Green Devils played hard but lost a close game at Hillsboro. Z Devils defeated 21 to 20. 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Z Z Z Q Z I Z Q E Z E Q E Z f Z Z l 2 Z I l Z r DECEMBER 4 1. A dreadful lull, not even a paper wad disturbing the air. 2. Today is Friday. So what? 5. These students have more pep! was last night Sunday night? You guess. 6. Initiation of new Girl Reserves by the old members. Black Aces conquered the Green Devils 25 to 16. 7. One of Admiral Byrd's men who journeyed to South Pole with him told the assembly of their adventures. 8. Stanley Smith seems to be mentally overactive today. He is talking about his new girl friend. I 9. The Green Devils made a surprise attack but came out on the short end of a score. The game was with Crawfordsville and the score was 28 to 23. 14. Devils played West Lafayette but lost a hard fought game. 16. Covington played here and bested the Devils. They're becoming accustomed to being beaten. 19. Bookkeeping must be very boringg Clark Hershberger, Max Grady and James Wheeler just got up and walked out. 21. Review today for that dreaded tomorrow. Girl Reserves gave a Christmas party for about twenty grade school students. 22. Exams today, and headaches tomorrow! Those lucky kids who were exempt. 23. More of the same thing but all are looking forward to that long awaited vacation. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to one and all. ,Yi i . -,,-, on QF.. 1 we R J-mf--.Am M f 'B - J Q R i-1: 'w h a 'N Tl. i J :il Tala. il.- +L -W Y' . :nil IA f -qv 14,2 ,1 1,3' Vuqtx L 'l 1: I' WW' , ity 1 Em il.l.a1..zQlnel,. a. . I 'LEI TFT. ,M ,- ' ' a '- -2- I!! . 2 'M' - A 'QV-TEH ' ':'1'fZff'5g' Finn--Tl'6fSa L f Q ' E1x .- -'f :fel .5 -1, ew ::s-.:fx- - - 'H ff X x57f, . .xm1m.f l xxxx x it ' . I if mb JANUARY 2. Everybody's full of pep and ready to go, except those who cele- brated right up to the last minute and it looks as though everyone did just that! 3. Miss Sullivan fell on the freshly oiled floor. I even slipped, my self. Mr. Dockins told Civics class to bring reference books to class instead of leaving them in their desks. Eileen and Judson Stufflebeam enrolled here today. 4. Schedule is changed and the Freshmen go to the wrong class. Seniors decide which picture studio is to take their pictures. We wonder if they wouldn't break any camera. 5. Ruth Roberts went to sleep in the assembly today. Mr. Dockins checked over our Physics Laboratory Manual. Mr. Walter played in Chicago with the U. of I. Band. 6. Whenever there's a big meeting and a dinner is to be served, you can find those Stone Bluff boys, Red Newman and Hump Simp- son right on the front row. The Farm Bureau had a meeting today with a basket dinner. 10. Max Grady told Mrs. Springman today that there was no use arguing with a lady. I guess it was about chewing gum in class. 11. Mr. Bowman from Danville was over today to show his pictures and samples to the Seniors. 12. A Smith Studio representative was down today to show the Seniors their picture frames and prices. The County Tournament begins tonight at Covington. 13. We beat Newtown in our first game of the Tourney, but were eliminated by Hillsboro, Saturday. Senior class decided to have their pictures taken at Smith's Studio. 16. Civics class had a very hard exam today. 17. The High School Opinion was taken today. Everyone looked towards Keith Smith when they were deciding who to nominate for King Handsome. 18. Veedersburg Chapter of Future Farmers of America played Hillsboro Future Farmers, winning the first game and losing the second. Peck Cushman was caught chewing gum in Bookkeeepingg he stuck it on his table and Mrs. Springman made him clean off all the gum on that table. snxnscdtnxntlihlltluillipllhllhli Qgllklliplikllillklnhl0LlsQ,n!ulLnQuQusllunxllsausc f Sex H L M. :S ......L..?g. LAKE V '1 ,f 'Q -1 -I I V- ,-- ,A J gf y 'X - 5 , - 1: P, 'SVI 375, V 11 Tl Y Y !?.l 'TW if QSM 2I:lf2l.zl:::fsl.r'iffl.TL 3+ 1 gf , .gbra y ,A ' l in 1 - ,. 1: j' - ., I I .iaggri If. 4 .A 'n ' '25 . - 321 - - 17,-1:2 55 Y-fr- ' ' iff- '-'V1 ':'.'lss53 'i V a li: P . ff X X510 'Ill ' x 'i' mx 1 5'-1 Ziff vu, 19. The Senior Class went to Attica to have their pictures taken at Smith's Studio. 20. The Seniors use the assembly for their happy sleeping grounds. Best policy is to let your chair set squarely on the floor. Keith Smith tried to lean back in his chair, but it slipped out from under him and he hit his head on the floor. 23. It's much colder today and the girls are borrowing the boys' sweaters. . 24. Mrs. Glascock came to school today to have the Seniors elect the member of their class for the Good Citizenship Award, to which position they selected Betty Starkey. They also received the proofs of their pictures. 25. Smith Studio brought their equipment and took the pictures for the Annual. 26. Juniors call meeting to discuss the Junior-Senior Reception. 27. In a very fast game. V. H. S. beat Williamsport-29 to 26. Everyone was on their feet at the final gun. 30. Veedersburg suffers at the hand of a blizzard. 31. Mr. Dockins called a staff meeting to remind them of the time left and the work to be done. FEBRUARY 1. Students begin their exams over the past five-weeks period. Seniors wondering if they have the correct data in their Laboratory Workbooks as Mr. Dockins checks over them. 2. This freak weather has given everybody a cold. You don't care about anything with one of those things chasing you around. More exams, too! 3. And more exams today. Will they never cease? 6. Not much organization in the schedule today-about fifty absent. Junior Class sponsored a show at the Tokyo entitled The Great Waltz. snns1nsaasnnxalilssnnsnnsnlsan insulinitsUsItins:nh!lx:axnnsalsnlxnviunsaussnsassassins-u smsususnxususnxnlsnnxus nsnxnsuQ.:sin0susnsuiuxnxunxuxnlxninusuxuxassu ri M21 a i fag is -.. l 51 LQIFT '--53 ' L ' -f f'- 1 . ig - - x - :If -P,-'X - If . 'fi Q i i ' 3 , 'N - . Tflw --4-., W V . U11 X ' gp ,f ,I L.. glylu -an? . 7 1 .4 gh 5, - I . ' 1.1 - Jac? fgi1'1 'qrlw J-,I lg 5 - . '- ,e 2f 75 V ,. L. - , ... AMA , A5 gf.. - ,-M Z' I - l'l- - lzafgfeu' in 'Ti',, ':i'- 1 - s 1 ml' Pl 5,21 U5 :und , Q. ! fi, Q.,- - A- ' ' iff- - 'Q ' -4 1' - ,v :'..e : -.Q -'jg - - 4 1 x XYTFFY we - xx imma . X x -1 we. 7. School dismissed for the remainder of the week-sixty absent today. See you when you get over the flu. 20. Back to school after a two weeks vacation. Max Grady and Gale Dazey got cold in Civics and went after their sweaters. Mr. Dockins returns wearing a new suit and in class he told the Seniors that he was their papa while they are at school. 21. The Music Department began practicing for the V. H. S. Variety Show that they are going to stage. Mr. Dockins compared Bill McIntosh to a guinea pig. In some way or another a few mice found their way into the assembly but the Senior boys couldn't have had any- thing to do with it. Wingate suffered defeat at the hands of the Green Devils-25 to 15. 22. Cranie's birthdayg also Washington's. 23. Mr. Dockins surprised the Seniors by giving a test in Civics and in Physics. 24. V. H. S. was upset by a fast team from Pine Village. 27. A sportsmanship talk was given in the assembly by Mr. Southern from Notre Dame. 28. Bette Francis said that she was getting gray-haired from working bookkeeping. Life begins at graduation, Bette. MARCH 1. Basket ball sweaters were given to the graduating members of the team. Basket ball boys practiced in the Attica gymnasium for the tournament. 2. Mrs. Neikirk of the local t'Study Club, showed some very ex- pensive and valuable paintings by Indiana artists to the student body. 3. We only had one-half day of school today as we played Kingman in the afternoon. We lost the first gameg better luck next year. 6. Oh! Hum! Just another blue Monday. Everybody is feeling down-hearted because We didn't win the tournament. 7. The County Nurse was here today with the town doctors to give the test for T. B. The Seniors received their pictures and were very busy trading with their best friends. usa sxssxnntustuntauto nhuuhulhuvhllilixliie ltlltavtuiauhl IQQliItillkllinsluisltmlxnxuxuxa ME A E 'I M multi ITFQIEEIIEF .EJ , i f fiig 5 LX4-C'i-Le.5-1-ai E -K 5 ' ha 1' ' nf XXQITIITM x mx x X ug . in C -,'- -1-- 1 ,' ' . 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The basket ball boys elected Sam Craig as Captain, to guide them through the season of '39-40. 1 15. Exams today and everybody is looking sad but they changed expression after attending the Variety Show given by the Music Department. 16. More exams today, and how! 17. Some more of yesterday's diet plus a show in the assembly about Abraham Lincoln, also the Girl Reserves annual Boy-Girl party. 20. The Typing classes are typing very fast today trying to make up for time lost last week as this is the last day for budgets, due last Friday. 21. The Senior Class attended the Educational Guidance Conference at Covington, after which several of them held a hambunger fry at Juliet's house. We are told that some of them like to hitch-hike to Covington at night. 22. Keith Smith and Jack Mornout were absent today. We wonder if they are helping their fathers or if they went fishing. 24. 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Fourth Row: Gerald Kinneer, Carlyle Shoaf, Lowell Shirley, David Cade, Norman Shoaf. as Z S- 5 '5' HIVIWQQIEF 2- 161 S 'Nr' w fi 4. me R E Lex -1-2:5 1 -1 Hua '-Q g' f ,Q --N 5 -,---.Q 1 v- . ,- - v - l- --31 - ,, -2 f'- u U ' 121W f - I f . 1' 0 'E --. -, T 1 ,. t ' , El ' ' - HIF.-llf! 41... 1f.I'4 '. Q ' CH- . 'f . X - A 1 lv ' ' - V22-1 :1r.l7: vi.. ' -f ' 81 D v - A , ' - ' J. l lY,..4- rx- 3 1 :-,!'- L F In- I -51 W ' ,x -1 ' -pax? I.. c.'- V ' -- ' Rx 7 Eg 1. , J ,.-, ' 'SIE ., 4 .U-.. 4 Q11 I: , - 1.1: 6- 1 1- M r- -f es -A X N .71 1 ' 'i- ' Nw Van -- ,mx - I JS v-'eb BASKET BALL REVIEW In late October every athletical minded boy who possibly could, came out on our gymnasium floor with great expectations. Out of this group Coach Greenley picked a squad and with his supervision, We have given our many opponents a lot of trouble. Our squad consisted of Crane fcaptain-electj, Roach Cco-captainj, Craig, Hornung, Cushman, Hershberger, Smith, Draper, Winks, and Stuart. Veedersburg 15 Alamo 22 On November 4, Veedersburg opened the season plaiyng Alamo. The game was a close fought one, the Devils were turned back by a 7-point disadvantage. The score at the half was 8 to 6 Alamo. Veedersburg 21 West Point 20 The second game of the season was our first out-of-town game. Although the lead changed hands many times it Wasn't until the last few seconds of play that the Devils nosed out West Point, for the first time over a period of years. Veedersburg 25 Cayuga 16 On November 11, the Green Devils trounced the Cayuga boys by a score of 25-16. The Devils were on the short end at the half-time by a score of 6-9. Veedersburg 22 Perrysville 17 The Green Devils next journeyed to Perrysville where they were handicapped by a narrow gym. The score at the half-time was tied 11-11. The Green Devils came back the second half full of pep and to conquer by a score of 22-17. Veedersburg 20 Hillsboro 21 A Veedersburg next journeyed to Hillsboro very confident but due to the height of the Wildcats the Devils were nosed out of their lead and lost by a score of 20-21. Veedersburg 16 Kingman 25 Due to the intense height and the density of a well played zone defense, the Black Aces conquered the Green Devils without ever losing their lead. QItilQLIITJILMQIILIIQIIQUILIK EllilllllklISIlilliliiliiliilhil!LllL.llQ,ll'Q.llLtiiliiliillin mv.. l vi 5'-I--1 ,ox ,ap if .J viii Q ilfx frifih , lat- - - e w f h 7 'l,1:M ' l i l ?!'f- rlT?i - 1 FUIIHA- 1 91 5 .las X1 ,Wif i .- -ff .-. -- -fi-i5f3?l.2 -w.-Q.'91sL5?S?:- ,Qs-5 - y' 51- '--9 M -A - M - .-'wa 1-E-if A-ftp.- . 1' X 51771 t x ,. ,, -.SX4TlllT'.fJ 3:... ,:l?,75.-rx! AXX XV7 - I -257' Ri .i g - 2 g Veedersburg 23 Crawfordsville 28- 2 The Green Devils next went to Crawfordsville and suiered another 2 defeat. Due to the size of the big floor which the Athenians were used wxnxusnvsn Z uxnxuia 5i nLnv1nv1uU1nlLnQnr5l iiiik n5aiL4vQAv10LnrQ4vt 011oQ,4nQn1 ,1tinvxoI1uvQ,4vsnn5nxnlLulx4 Z l ! Z l S Z Z Z Z' Z E Z Z Z Z E Z Z E P to playing on, they gave the visitors the short end of the game. The score at the half was Crawfordsville 12, Veedersburg 8. Veedersburg 24 West Lafayette 27 On December 14, the Green Devils entertained West Side of Lafayette with a very close ball game. But due to our mid-season slump, the ball game fell to the hands of our visitors, who led at the half 12-19. Veedersburg 16 Covington 24 The following game was played at Covington, where it was a nip and tuck battle throughout the game until the last three minutes of play. when the Trojans' started hitting from any place on the floor. The Trojans held a lead of 5 points at half-time. Veedersburg 43 Attica 30 With the stand of a five game slump the Devils started out for revenge. The Attica Ramblers were dumbfounded at the fight the Devils gave them and with. that old school spirit, Veedersburg won 43-30. The Devils led at half-time 19-8. Veedersburg 36 Waynetown 23 After having Won over Attica the Devils kept on rampaging and after a slow start, conquered Waynetown 36-23. The score at half-time was 25-5. The later part of the game was played by the second five. Veedersburg 33 Hillsboro 32 The Wildcats having been previous victors over the Green Devils, came down full of confidence and out to succeed again. But this time the Devils turned tables on them and in a cldse fought game we won by a score of 33-32. The Devils lead at half-time by a score of 18-17. Veedersburg 37 West Lebanon 12 Early in this game the Green Devils gained a lead whhich they held very comfortably throughout. The Devils were out in front at the half 18-6. llilthnikllhluiuinxuxnxuxu 'f' .5 'a 'Lf 'X'g- Y M425 fEl 5 1.m . 1 --E Q . 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Veedersburg 29 Williamsport 26 The Green Devils' next opponent proved great competition, but we sent Bingy back home on the short end of a 29 to 26 tussel. Williams- port led at the half by a score of 11-10. Veedersburg 26 Kingman 34 With Craig and Cushman ill, the Devils were at a disadvantage, and were conquered by a score of 34-26. The Devils were only two points behind at half-time when Crane and Roach fouled out, leaving the load of the game fall on Hornung. Veedersburg 24 Boswell 30 While we were on vacation on account of the flu epidemic and with the lack of practice and one member of the five unable to attend, the Devils fell victims to Boswell. This was a very close game but the boys just Weren't in condition to keep up the pace. Veedersburg 25 Wingate 15 With all members in good shape, the Devils gave the Wingate boys more than they could handle and defeated them a ten point margin. The score was 13-2 at half-time. Veedersburg 24 Pine Village 31 After leading most of this game the Devils fell victims to the boys from Warren County due to their strong come-back in the last quarter of play. The local boys led at half-time by a score of 16-11. nsnsnsarsnoQausaaQ.usnlxnnsntblnxuuselsniuliusqnsns-nselxuls, nsnsansnsnsassnusnx f.. ' .' '- ,---f'-,f-'x fr-X 'Ax' f :Less 47 ,E V -- T Q - f ' .,nl3 ' . if fm M VW EI .. if W - I 4 1,y- - - alHlela1Ql3Ill.3- if f- h L?a-.-,.,- znngnilzhl- i,- UIQA I CN s ' 1 .514 I gina- l-L11 f Q -4- gen 6 ,Eli-1 - 5 as sffeff - ' is-safe' X Xi771 ,, ..SG1llT1, Kr ' 'L .xxx XV7 - I -iq 181 Veedersburg 37 Newtown 9 Veedersburg 43 Mellott 8 The Greenleymen notched two more victories under their belt in the course of one night. They trounced Newtown in the first game 37-9. With a rearranged team the Green Devils easily defeated Mellott in the next game by a top heavy score. At half-time the Green and White led 23-5. This rang down the curtain on the season's scheduled games. Sectional Tournament Drawing Kingman as our first adversary, we journeyed to Attica on Friday afternoon only to meet a set-back at the hands of the Black Aces. The final score read-Kingman 27, Veedersburg 21. This was the final game for four Seniors-Crane, Cushman, Roach and Smith. YEA! GREEN DEVILS- SAY! GREEN DEVILS, WE'RE PROUD OF YOU l 7 I susuususufsususa nsnsnsnsn-su suse-sus-vxusn1Qu:Quusens-ssus-'sus-us-o-xnsnxns gainsnriglnsuhnvunQulinnhalhulknnxnn-gun-Q nQnQuS.tIigninQniusu .-,avi ,K I W M Wrlrll WE E11 1 f Chr l fal 5 ' M , . , JF ? 1' 1 x ll XXQ11lTfffAx mx x wg ' I 5 3- ,,.. X: -C X -f -Q fm ' f ' A i 1 i s , 3- g,fix an 5 xy --X L Y ., ,, X - - 4 - r ' - 'S rr - , W -1 5 4' - --551 4 W ff? 77 :fx T - f - J,- - - Grid! :sm 4 J' 1 ,,1 A A . W-VL - -an la!! 3 3 Qi..- T - . A- :il I --, 5 f+ ry e .assi U 5:21.-ffl --,..f Q ' 5- - ip ei - -ff - 'X-. X x X ' T F W 1 llf f ' V K -' I -iv 'Y BASE BALL TEAM First Row Cleft to rightjz Keith Smith, Clark Hershbarger, Harold Roach, Joe Dice, Robert Draper. Second Row: Frank McCalmet, Richard Hornung, Sam Craig. Third Row: Richard Ellis, Lowell Shirley, Coach Greenley, Denzil Cilar, Lowell Crane. :su Q. is ns nwxansussunsuns usuxnosuvsnxo . . . Q f-xjvfx .VT sy 4 El lllVliliiHE3'TTTmLI my 5159212 L, L5 .. '. ll'r'-2 A-53 I -5 -, ..,-.b 1 A .- -Q K- s Y 1. .57 VA Q ig- T-Qi ' 1' 'Z' , f iN .. 41, -, ,YY v 1' 4 ' - -rv--, + 1 7' S 93' 'lf' I' ll, 715.323 du.: in!! ,- , 1 :' , . Lg X - 4 ' 11 - ' ..lm.1 C223' m,,-.5a,1.,- , ff 2,51 f' i - 2- -F ' 2 L' i F 4 A 33 I-si ' F' --1-: 'r7',. -- nhl WEP' . ,. , .., -f. :Hifi . -- lm., :Fa e is :., 4 ' 4- - iff 'J' 'fo-, 4' ,ll '- bf' 51 FST 771 X x . - - ' X., - ,11 ' V Q I X 'l ff K X xv moumf ,fav mx x X was BASE BALL Graduation took six members of last year's base ball squad, thus Coach Greenley had positions to fill. This was taken care of immediately and the boys began serious practice for the opening game of the season We won. our first tiff from Wallace by a score of 4 to 3. The Greenleymen finished the season with a total of 5 wins against 2 defeats for a per centage of .714. Lowell Crane .... Keith Smith ..... Sam Craig ...... Harold Roach .... THE TEAM ....... . . . . . .Pitcher and Short Stop . . . . . .Pitcher and Second Base ....Short Stop and Second Base ....................Catcher Clark Hershberger .... ..... F irst Base Frank McCalmet. . Junior Dice ..... Denzil Oilar ..... Lowell Shirley .... Richard Hornung .... Robert Draper .... Richard Ellis .... .....Center Field Field ....,Right Field and Second Base ..................Right Field ....Third Base .............Right Field . . . .Left Field and Catcher THE FALL SCHEDULE OF 1938 Veedersburg Veedersburg . . Veedersburg . . Veedersburg . . Veedersburg . . Veedersburg . . Veedersburg . . 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BURGNER 3 Z l 1 SUDDEN SERVICE GARAGE Q 5 VEEDERSBURG, INDIANA Z . 2 Z Z S S Q VEEDERSBURG GRAIN COMPANY Q 3 BUYERS OF GRAIN AND DEALERS IN COAL 3 2 GRINDING AND MIXING ALL KINDS OF FEED Q S DEALERS IN MASTER-MIX FEEDS S and Q INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER REPAIRS 4 S Q Z Z I Mr. Walter: You must be keen on the movies, Mr. Cade, to go l 2 twice a. week. 2 Mr. Cade: It's not that exactly. You see, if I don't go regularly, S I can't undestand what my children are talking about. 5 2 Z 1 -- z l l S James Lee, are you spitting in the fish bowl ? 2 James replies to his mother, No, mom, but I'm coming pretty close. Z Z Z l l l Z Z S Gotta be careful about politeness at the movies. , u rr Q 7 What now? . 2 I stood to let a woman pass me and she slipped into my seat. S I 2 7 S COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFFORD BELL'S SERVICE STATION . 4 :Qui :Qu suasui-vsuqnsunsnsnsnxnvsusn snsnxnsnsuaxusunsnsnsnnsuvsnsuaxnusnsosnsnsn :sus I :E if QV -' lesfxio l V 51 - Q Arh rrgx' F- X al 1 Ii 'TW 1 L f ,- I Qian ' I 2232 I 7 , gfUI:fj.. LQ' .. - '52-Aga! gi g., .ag if .rs q--stil? -ea-.liars-:-31.5 FT'-if.:-X I X X 771 Kxw1w X x wa 2 - 5 Z I 9 2 SENIORS I Q HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS I Z Z I MAY YOU ALL HAVE 5 HAPPY, PROSPEROUS AND S USEFUL LIVES. Z I l 3 VEEDERSBURG BRICK COMPANY 2 Z Z 2 PHYSICS STUDENTS VERSION OF THE g TWENTY-THIRD PSALM 2 I shall not pass, g He maketh me to show my ignorance, E Before the whole class, 5 He giveth me more than I can learn, 2 He lowereth my grades. Q Yea, though I walk through the valley of knowledge ' Z I do not learn. 4 S He anointeth my head with problems, Q My eye runneth over. S Surely atoms and molecules 3 Shall follow me all the days of my life f And I shall dwell in the Pysics lab. g FOREVER Z Z Z . 2 KARL VAN DEVANTER-FURNITURE, RUGS, STOVES, RADIOS Enviu ,gqing,Q,,5.154v-gnsensnnsansunsnvsnnssusuas-us-rsnsiensnoxansnnsuvsnwsnnsunsuxans-nxt-asus-ns,,, nn Mn.. g ,N ---,-, '-x ,Vex ,Gnu K - J ij. N QR ii 'W' :- ,jx TG , If iff Hai '- ju - a 'L?:E! 1 .. f -H, lp - - nth will .. .Q -Lef t! f- I W.-.F ' - ':' 'P 5 gh- F - flllziv- , 3 .. ff X xiirf, I X . ' xcmn x iii- .AXX x v. I -WT wg PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO. 6 6-GASOLINE-MOTOR OIL-6 6 LEE TIRES PHILL-UP WITH PHILLIPS JACK HERING, Agent Phone 101 Veedersburg, Indiana STERLING STOP 8: SHOP HOME KILLED MEATS AND GROCERIES LUNCH-SANDWICHES--GOOD COFFEE SHELL GAS AND OIL DELMAR L. SHULER, MANAGER There must be a lot of golfers in your office building. What makes you think so? Well, I called out 'four' in the elevator and everybody ducked I A young woman entered a stationery store and asked for a pound can of floor wax. 'Tm sorry, Miss, said the clerk, all we have is sealing wax. Don't get funny! she snapped. Who'd want to wax the ceiling ? Say, Waiter, I ordered strawberry shortcake and you brought me a plate of strawberries. Where is the cake? Well, suh, that's what We is short of. Keith S.: Would you accept a pet monkey ? Hannah Lou: Oh, I would have to ask father. This is so sudden. COMPLIMENTS OF STANDARD OIL COMPANY snsnsnsns-:snsus-ns-nsnsuso sunsusasus-:snsus-ns-asus-nssnsnsus-asus-nsuxu nxnsvsnvsersenxusnsuasavs:use:Qunsnvsuvxorsnvsuvxuxuvxnnsnnxavxavsunsnnxunsavxnvsuns nxuvxusunxnrxorsnvsnnsavsuwxevsanspvsgnxn-xnrsnus-vx4vs.4vs4 115: I 2 4 2 Z 2 2 Z 4 2 Z Z 4 4 4 Z 4 Z 4 Z Z Z Z Z Q 4 Z Z I Z Z I f, fspx W FQETIHIII 4T,TlIilElFT'f4m4 f :I ii A df A W . J ' . W 'Q'-: ' - 3 g - J gi. 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E -1- 2 Miss Branham: Bob, what is the plural of child ? 2 Bob Clark: Twins, Q -.. l Q Woman Driver fto traffic officerj: But officer, I signaled the way 2 I was going to turn I 2 Officer: I know-that's what fooled me. l Z ii. 2 A lady was entertaining the small son of a friend. Are you sure Q you can, cut your own meat, Willy ? she inquired. l Oh, yes, thanks, answered the boy politely, I've often had it as 5 tough as this at home! l l Z 2 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. C. B. MCCORD i-UIQ: as-usansnsnsusnsansnxu.sux--'sos-:snsn-sn:sus-vs.-s-us.-vs.-Q-vsnsusu:sus-nsursasnrsnsq as X f 1' , s .9 ,Q i 'S -F wb Q Q 2 Q 45 3445 .. Lf: Z ii: ' - ,f,,-X Q xv: K f., Q 's i '-ETX- fi' ' - ' Z 152 - QL-1 I EX 1 ' 1 CL X 2' - f - I A les, 1' Q CLOTH 'VE 1 IF IT, ING Sp W' ' 5 S FRO AND wg 2 HON M AL EQU1 ING OR S EXA PME G I Ph WE ND NT , on T A ER: I 0 - C TE S R D l - 1038 . RS ' IT Ev S 5 CCI-E OUR SIS DEERY G SHO P E A . ' 01' A T . L . Z th V L Y E l er . . . 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S .xxx JA us. -,st A B 'S-.sas CQAT f -KR S Q hx-,Qu 5 K '--.N-NINSURAN 1 .Nix CE lk..i.K l -, 3 -,Q - ,Af L N- Q -1-sb N ,' ir' if '1 7 iTI':3!?a T Qqfl, 1 I X A 2 1' I , Z, l ' Ill 7--ygni ' T T 'I 'Zi' I -H V ' 'fbi as Q: f- -.xlif?f5?33lLf'-l-'Sl l ' f X l iff Y we E J, 2 2 W- C- FRY HILLARD MANNING l 1 HUB INSURANCE AGENCY S INSURANCE, AUTO FINANCE I BONDS S Telephone 47 2 Veedersburg Indiana Z 2 z Us ,L 2 5 A SCHOOL WORTH CONSIDERING 1 I 3 LAF AYE I I E Z 3 BUSINESS COLLEGE Z Z Z Z Q Nurse: Junior, I have a surprise for you. 2 Junior: Know all about it. I even konw their names. Z Nurse: Why, Junior! l Junior: Yes, I do. When the doctor told Daddy, he said, 'Tvvinsl S Helen Blazes'! 2 ....... 2 Mrs. Greenley: What are you doing with that string tied around Z your finger? 2 Mr. Greenley: You had me tie it there to remember to mail a letter 2 for you. 2 Mrs. Greenley: And did you mai lit? , Q Mr. Greenley: You forgot to give it to me. Z -1 K g 1905: Look, look! There's an automobile! Z 1930: Look, look! There's a horse! Z 1945: Look, look! There's a pedestrian! Z Z Z - i - - i . . 2 COMPLIMENTS OF CRANE'S BAKERY, VEEDERSBURG, INDIANA ,nsn ,nsnsux n sus-vs:ssusnsfesnsnsunsosnsuxas-vs-vsausaosnsns-vsuvs..vsnxns4usuvsavzvs-ex ,Qi ,N Q -I--Q ,-fy. ff .Q 1 O: ' ilgi -EANK Q7 4,91 'flf 657-3 40, Il- I dk! 1 - 'fwfr I fi. f -! 'LF VL- L' -- 2 Q Ill 11 1 sin.:-a,1 AX X ' - ai' Wg 1 Z l l l l l CONGRATULATIONS S 5 SEN IORS 5 OF VEEDERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Q 1939 2 2 , g INDIANA CONDENSED MILK Z , Q COMPANY 2 VEEDERSBURG, INDIANA l Z 2 g Ah, my dear Hogan, I see you have abandoned wearing your winter 2 underwear. 1 Marvelous, my dear Bradford, but how did you know? You forgot to put your trousers on. Z l l .-. l l Q Dimwitt: At the party last night I won the prize for being the Q homeliest man. I Bimbo: You chumpg why did you take such a chance by attending Q the party ? 5 Dimwitt: Because I thought you were going to be there. Z 1 ,..... Z 5 Miss Branham: Thurmond, you can't sleep in my class. Z Thurmond: I could if you didn't talk so loud. l l 2 Q COMPLIMENTS OF FRENlCH'S FOOD STORE us vsnsnsu sus-usnsususnus-use-sus-excess: sux-asnsnsnxnasusns--xusususnsnsnsanxansans vsnvsnnsnnxunsarsolsansavsnnsunsovsavsansqnsanxunsnwxnsnnsnxnsnuseasus-vsns4vsu-suxnqnsusnsasavsnvsanfvvsvxnvxuvxninvsgoxnvsunsavsavsni gm. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ff .F 4 4.1-.gzI1..l.lQQllQj3T51W1Q, , fl , A, X ...., f iw 7 0 'I 4lL ' W 1 I ' J' D 1 I 4 7,23 3. 'Z ' .A , 36 . f ,Miki A... . 'Lg-1 .af -'..f5r--TSX: 'H 'nn nf x ' ' I I V u n-' 1 Tis A 5' I '.Eii'7T 2 -..:- ' i W! ii ANN X - ' Ri J. T. YEAZEL CANDY COMPANY DANVILLE, ILLINOIS FOR FINE CANDIES BOWEY'S FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES AND HOT CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU FARM BUREAU PETROLEUM APPROVED PRODUCTS BABY CHICKS Ny FARM SUPPLIES CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. INC. Veedersburg, Indiana Phone 37 Teacher: Surely you know what the 'mirror' means, Tommy. After you've washed, what do you look at to see if your face is clean ? Tommy: The towel, Miss. l I ' I say, waiter, call the manager. I can't eat this awful stuff. It's no use, sir, he wOuldn't eat it either. 'L A telephone pole never hits an automobile except in self-defense. FLOWERS FORT ALL OCCASIONS-VEEDERISBURG GREENSHOUSES asus-nsvsusn 'i '539'zE?f - . 6Q 5'E44'xe QW? M 'Wi ig, .qc gpg ra .fx X Q-gg, 00350 39 'PwSis'.ffa-.1 - Not the greatest . . . not the largest . . . but an ganlzatlon devoted to a prlnclple ol excellence. For more than three decades hundreds yearbook editors and buslne s managers have placed their falth ln our ablllty to lp them design, publish, and finance unusual yearbooks . . . Just old-fashioned ln Lnelple, but with a very detlnlte flare for the best In modern publication trends! 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