Walton High School - Candle Yearbook (Walton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1928 volume:

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WALL Fuss County Supvrintcmlcnt of Schools ' llc is never alone that is in the com- It : pany of noble thoughts. i ii 's -D I 3 nu pu on Ill I I Ill ll l ill I I I 'il 'ui ' . - n' '1 L' 'A 5' , if 'Nm 1. fi 2 K l J ' 1 YC X11 ,V 7 ' Nfl 1 , , X . - f Y F A. 1 X fx 1 V' 475-qi' f' Page Elcvcn ' I-' ' I ,fl , YW '- ' J- i Y , K. y fgxginy 'qw If Hn i QR AA- iff. ,ff 1 T- me Q F Q-K Q VV '-1 ' rl .- stu 1 mg' -.- ff fix, ,lf- -'Lilian -f'4- ' -' Y--ff Biff - .1 ,.... ' it-5, i ng..- C. GILBERT SMITH New Middletown High School Indiana University llcrnnctry Algcbra Physics General Science The truest wealth is that of umlcrstnnd- ing. Hmm C. KEARNS Ilringhurst High School ni izmn I nixersity English llistimry 'A Q,tlOll heart is lscttcr than all thc hcmls ' the wnrlilf fjimvn S1'nwm.M l.ug:1nspurt High Schuul 1-rre llnute Nnrnml nc iann University Domestic Scivncc Biology Hygiene I 1 life lung, ur short, its cmnnplctcness ilcpcncls on what it was lived for. i s l l ' ' in ' , i I f I I it Y ' 2 54 QU 5 i 1' XX x f , f l 1 B 'xxx , XX i L ' it ffji 453 jill Q I .4 z, n-li ' c QF ' f 4 i , x n ,I -, '52 4' lv . c I , -' fl f ,I X i h f fm. ,ma C i , 1 'ni M X inf 3 .c ' QT Y L-+11 I' 3 f ' t fi? , f ff-,fi f Q,4-,L 'il ,,-..: , ,J -Fra...-gh. ,., 5 S- l'rufr' Planar: G. HOFFNER Anderson High School Muncie Normal Geography Mathematics Manual Training Coach A mind full of knowledge is a mind that never fails. ALTA KERR ' Jackson Twp. High School DePauw University Latin English She who works diligently reaps much reward. VERA Lmnsm i' J1sper High School Conservatory of Louisville New York University Music High School Chorus Orchestra And when she played the atmosphere was filled with magic. i U u 3 HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ii l- .lm i V fl , -- I Q K 7 NWXA ,fvf ,,,, 4' 2 4 fi fr PGfl6'Thi1'll't'1L ' , A i f' Villa Q W1 X , in ' ' 1 v , ' g m If ' A gps ,qi effkff , eM,fea as -r-.J-PL -' sx .6iiL ?i Ja. --A' 'P'r'h: : 4 EW? W7 ,,,.. , Vic s Papa Donald s Papa Mable s Uncle Our Friend A .. XX ,Q xv X Q . - wf , iz X 1' ' Q I .X QA , 5 If A--fl i V W fx' it I k Z-fx X ,,, Gifs? wi' x x - 1- T Y Q 3 W Q- i Q- ' . --f'5,,-, Page Fourteen N 'Y X k .,. Q x f ., ' X ', ! fa 9 ' gi A , l' ' ' ff-,V5'u9!l 5 N if 'fu Q r 'xx I -A 'f ' , ' i- 'I -qt. --..- .-,v- ' if f I 'ii ' -4? - f. si X 4' if A rg ii f Pi, I - . , ,, 5 ' fr - 4 1 t 1 , 4, - , Q.: 1 . rj! 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N , ,A i ff--2 ff . . ,-r x'- V'-- ,QU ' ll Q fl., J WJ M A I V xx , , I I dim I g ,Mg -wg x 1 f fi . ... -Lx' , 3 Shi? I Pl aj, Q ' 1147, in . HIT, X. At, h K Y rip' qi. 2:5 3 If rm ...WW T fx '-Z'-ps 'i gg,-T, .M ,, ,- 4- - Seniors Our high school days soon will be o'erg The joys and cares of school must pass. May future years we have in store Bring fond memories of our class. We entered school four years agog How sad are we thus to relate That now departing we must go Our fine old class of twenty-eight. The time has been so short O friend Four years have seemed here but a ay ' We never knew just then twould end Until alas it passed away. For old man time rolled up the years ' We shake our heads and vainly sigh Our eyes are dimmed with saddest tears ' For dear old WALTON HIGH. Shikey Shirley . f 1 ! ! 7 Ci , ' 9 7 5 5 I 3 ! IK I, I l:.... . .. I x T T if 1 X w i A f .lsr f A L 'il 3 Q11 'ia' Qxzxz Page Eighteen A Q? L gig- -, 5 P K H, Q -Q ..,,, -3, 'F-ii... ,qiQ. a -megan., ,,.,, fu lfoiuuasr W. GRAHAM, Frosty Editor-in-Chief High School Chorus H. B. Team Athletic Association Class President Class Play One smile doth beat a dozen Crowns. 154 as i' Q1 fi '21 3 F' ' 'a EI ' 4 3 ll KIABLE M. F1Tz1sR, Shorty .33 I Business Manager :ll 3 Secretary and Treasurer of Class 'f Class Play E lligh School Chorus ' She talks as if it gave her joy. E If . .EN 1' ' ii, ,r ' ' IS 3, b .5 I 5, l v-- -- y---v H . 'l'TIiTZl1!iIIl ITIIIIIHLZII .ka ei mmf CFU? rl 1 N 1 i L 'V S XAK ,ff lla! J ' driii xx V A X F ,Ji .dl , ww if I9 -'L Q' 'X ,' ,J 1 PuycNinclccu g X ff' K, ff' I xi i V , 1 fs rr's l r ,ii if K1 ' , V-V 7 ,iff ,LEQQQQLVZK F A I ff' ,,T,,,-, V l- tix.-XQl!52,L'4M K g3y,lXSQ-q24i:1r,'4C'.l12 - up kr if YU I -Ht iv W ix lt ..:- mxi-In -x f-Zak - ,---:grid 'ou-fix:-fy n.t.,,Lf L -,F S qyg, 'hi Q- ,,X M, '-' HERBERT L. CROCKETT, Circulating Manager High School Pianist B. B. Team Athletic Association Class Play One of the quiet ln goods. Cricleut . Jys hut there with the V THEEMA E. SPOHN, Tcaspoon Asst. Editor-in-Chief High School Chorus Class Play Her smile, her speech, her winning way VVhile all gloomy thoughts away. WAYNE C. SHIRELY, Shikuy Joke Editor High School Chorus Class Play H. B. Team Athletic Association A heart to resolve, a hm-acl to contiivc and Il hand to execute. it .u 1 ,. I. lk 'xl k fri: xy Z B :YQ x l 6 , l X 5 l'm1o Iuwty Xa -1-R, Q i-Q , N -5 A ' 'Au X U Y !.fA'L ' ,xv 4 All ' ' X X Joel? -VN ll M Ml ,V M 4 213- L - . l -ig' 7' AA- . g :,- -ea .:,,-ff-fe rg 1 ci- -fig -ix f '-: 'V 9 a 1 s GERALDINE V. FLANAGAN, Jerry Literary Editor High School Chorus Class Play Abolish fun and I exist no more. 5, -s . fi LEONARD W. WIDNER, Romeo Calendar Editor High School Chorus Il. B. Team Athletic Association Class Play ' Behold, I1 dreamer cometh. 2 Dor.Lv D. UMBARGER, Dot Asst. Business Manager High School Chorus I Class Play . VVhen joy and duty clash ,' Let duty go to smash. 'E 'l i S :.u.--gnu, , A , A-aa,-uv' .ig-n-:sou-ggma .1 g all 'M I-N19 rl - . j r R. Q X x 4 K 1,1 , . x ' 'Y ' X Y! , ,Q F A x if 1 ,.- A Pago Twenty-one J 'ly TA N' N Q ff is f fl' if l 027 - . V - Ll it f f'J .-,'. ' N.. ,fxw 5 ,A ,4-5?-5 V S. --- ,. V' ffi...,. -N.-1: W: A A- iffssfw-1 ..,,f,s.3syE'Q2 bf - -an-.v ,- 4nj'4q1p'm.vj, in I .,,,1,gi. -lm , ,,. .3915 agjsa- 5.-.pw-. ,,,r,a.. . na- sns.s..,. u I 5 CHARLES R. COTNER, joe I Plmtugrziplier : 5 .I . ' Iligh School Churus 1 , ll. ll. Team : ' Athletic Assuciatirm 5 Vlass Play 5 Such Il war nf rerl :ind white within his Oltvekif' ,si Q, i ,. it I LUYDA M, FILBEV, FiIlmy 5 Trezxsurer il, High School Chorus : Flziss Play The stars of midnight shall he rlenr to I her. . 'i I I 5. i ARTHUR O. BETZNRR, Bon l ' Athletic Editor High School Chorus li. ll. Temu Athletic Association ' Flziss Play 5 : NVhy exert myself. 5 r : i - 5 5 1 Q . ,E I 1 5' 5 K ', 1 --an q A n nn n , ul 1 ni ..' ..,-...I 1 Za N . K 1 ' if X .gy -:g , x at 1 1 i' -, , fi. .. ' 1 .x 1 ,Q 'f X gf +L A- i Aj ' ,l i ., .N ia N lik - ' I, 1,1---ii? W, i Q '-fi i X Page Tu'vufy4tu'0 'i . Y x- .ni AYLZA I N N f l , QQMZ' ' A t t gi 4.5 . Q V - LAI' 51- -..- X -- it .dm- -W --f Q, - it 4- V ,X xam QE. 1 , A? - -K 2.3052 . .Qi , -2-ti, ,.,-,, 1... ' ,, CARUI. SIIUMAN 'Rub All mni Iklitnr H' 1 Sclmwl Clmrxs ' : :S : 0 sm-:xI's ' ' Iwrs' . p' ' -i--vo 1 1 Jg- 9--Y -9, an n I I I n In-L: - . - I n I I I 3 I !I . I 4 I :gl I 1 5 I In I'I ly 5 sl. I I... df ' 5 15 . 11 ' I I I I I X I'1 'll ,'l14 I II II un I 1 Q I lx I'I n I trl II I I1 tl If : I l -S I I I K I. I Im lsr I4 Im 111 IL 11 3 I I tm E ', '. x 'ssm.I. I'1 '.mz ' Art Editor X High Sclmul Clmrui fl. . . 'IR-1 Athletic Assuciutiml ff ' , ' : :S 1 ,' ' Eg' .ikc nn clcv 'cz p':mu, pKys :III me linux Ig ' . ' J: I. ' -1lSi,H 'I l Flzxss 'Ili ' V: IIi,u'I1 School Clmorus I, High Sclnml Urclu-stl':1 Vlnss I'I:1y f HSIICIICK' and nlrulcsty :Irv virt1u'S. Q' 5. il ii -- Ili A I .. . nmunmanqgux 1 4 ' , ,WPI VIII' J ,' I AV MI I 1 ,'f1, IIV IX!fU wwf? QW ' ' I fi! f f ' H v I f v lx I K V X V xx nf XIIHf! ii 'jf' , ' I fi I W ff-A 'b . l'11g11' 'l'I4'1'lltlll'Hll'1'1' Z, 4 fr,f Q' A fd TI 7 1 7 K A -f 'KIV I fb? ,x?3Iz 5NNL'! Zi T' xc 2-Q5f!II.,. f- -mffr. f 4- 4Qf:99 M' M X Senlor Class History In nineteen hundred and twenty-four twenty-two Freshmen entered Walton High School. Everyone be- ing eager to learn the methods' of procedure we all par- ticipated in everythin set forth for us to do. The first task was to 'entertain the upper classmen and faculty at refreshments' the Sophomores very l eautifully decorated the assenfbly and the Seniors provided us with elaborate tasks to perform. Everyone was entertained and we en- joyed ourselves immensely. Another outstanding fea- ture of that year was our Botany hike to Morgan Hill which was sponsored by Miss Fraser our Botany teacher At the beginning of the next year fifteen of our old class entered as Sophomores and a new member was added whom we all welcomed. The year was passed in hard studies and very few social events. Two members dropped out during vacation and we started the unior year with fourteen members. An in- teresting feature of that year was a junior-Senior class party at the home of Lura and Clay Layman. We also gave the accustomed junior class play, When a Feller Needs a Friend. It went over great and gave good prospects for a Senior play. The largest social event was the unior-Senior reception held in the High School audi- torium April 1O, 1927. We still held the fourteen members, who had shared the hardships and enjoyments of the preceding years, at the beginning of our Senior year. As soon as school was started well, we organized our Annual Staff. Everyone was much interested in seeing a success of the Annual and worked many long and wearisome hours together on it. Thus ends our career in old W. H. S., which we ne'er will forget- LOUISE PREISER. LJ . y 7 ! 0' C the Freshman reception. The Juniors furnished delicious UU , 3 Y O' 1 9 5 y ! Y ll rt Xi' x X 156 XX ji: mf h 1 bt. pu.. . ' ' ' J - Z, X .P M 1 Z, Xt. 1 ll ix V N , IQ, , 6' 53 , i+ 'g1lr f A 9 5 cZ,.2.' ' - -- A2 ,S Y A 5, - ' Q? ff sifrfff-13? -i '-. 'Ars fe- ' Pa gc Twenty four Senior Class Will I, Vic Fitzer, do bequeath my ability to tell cheese from butter to Jep Layman. . I, Dolly Umbarger, do bequeath my jolly nature and talkativeness to Dorothy Kerlin. I, Louise Preiser, do bequeath my wooden peg-leg to Harold Slusher. I, Leonard Widner, do bequeath my ability to stay awake in class to Bud Cotner. I, joe Cotner, do bequeath my right of getting a bawling out in class to Lucille McFadden. I, Herbert Crockett, do bequeath my ability of play- ing the piano to Kenny Umbarger. I Carol Shuman do bequeath my ability to type rapidly to Mike Hoffner. I Bo Betzner do bequeath my ability to get my English lesson to anyone looking for a real job. I Frosty Graham do bequeath my height to Runt Rush I Mable Fitzer do bequeath my optimism and my ability to make friends to Garland Hollenback. I Thelma Spohn do bequeath my admiration for tall people to Charlotte Kesling. I Loyda Filbey do bequeath my romantic tastes and desires to Evelyn Taylor. I Geraldine Flanagan do bequeath my freckles and my grin to Edna Spohn I Shikey Shirley do bequeath my poetic ability to Cecil Galloway. ' J '15 3. . .N Y YA ei rl Page Twenty-five Vi' ' 2 H ' 'lf . 1 1 f f -: , fl !? , ! 7 4C H 1 9 2 I 7 7 : fl 'HI ll ,Q lk i lhix i, X' . l 1 , f ' fi. vw. v J X 1 '1 ' K iq J fi f , - 3 ,X it-A .fill f' IK . Hb ,H - ,ffl ' 1 xl g ff! tx - L ,wk 72 . L, Y I, - I '--fIf'TgiS:--L. 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Dolly: Me and my shadow. .1 Mr. Hoover Cabsent-mindedjz Dont . forget to bring your grades back so I 1. U can put your report cards on them. I sure am getting into a pickle' ' . said the worm as he crawled into a cucumber. I-. Widner: Has anybody seen Alf 1 ' Bud: Al who? - L. Widner: Alcohol. Kerosene him last night but he aint benzine since at least he hasnt been around hert N since Gasolined up against a post 'md i:. took a naphtha. 1 L, Inez Small the first grade teacher i believes in making LITTLE THINCS T ' count. A 1- uw Ill 1.,.asl, I9 f,.nlI. Ilia! i! l!! J.t!fif'i! E- ?'-iT--i - iifli spill':iii--Qin-ifiinjiii'5QL7!i!.iiif .'.iii?eiif .1 WMU l nyc Twenty-sim . It I iz I' ' fl il' U 1 11 111 'U' 111 .Fl 155 Il Y :lr 111 1 vlv .A tl 1:1 - 'ar ui u 7 .1 1 I ,Sf -1 li uf 1 1 . l iv ll ' li Ll C S' ' ' 11 F n 1 1 I 11 1 1 I '1 1 I.: ll lm 'nv -I :r: ,-5 IE' 1 1 K 1 1 72 :Ir I ll I 'I EF' l' ' I 4 Ig: i 9 ll' 111 1 11 1 in 11 1 1 'EI 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 v ' . 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W X -,ss ,ggse-, .vwel Qfsqq. M! i I I'a,1c Twent Junior Class History Seventeen Freshmen began their High School career in the autumn of nineteen hundred twenty-five. Eight of the number were girls, and nine were boys. During the year we lost two members. The entire group were royally initiated on the second of October. The officers for that year were Helen Bechdol, presidentg Boyd jones, secretaryg and Bertelle Butz, treasurer. During the year we were entertained at the homes of Lucille Rush, Helen Bechdol and Russell julian. In our Sophomore year fifteen began school, and during the year we gained one member, while the misfortune of losing' four. The officers for the year oi 'twenty six and 'twenty-seven were Lucille Rush, presidentg Julia Betz, secretaryg and Helen Bechdol, treasurer. Social activities for the year included a kid party at the home of Dorothy Kerlin, a Valentine party at the home of Julia Betz, and at the end of the year we were entertained at the home of Velma Bruner. At the close of the year we were awarded the trophy for schol- 'irship given by the Parent Teachers' A-sociation. This year the same group with the addition of one began their Junior year. We presented our class play Mail Order Brides twice here and once in Logansport. It was a big success at all presentations. The officers for this year are Bertelle Butz president' Helen Bechdol secretary' and Lucille Rush treasurer. During the entire three years Miss Kearns has acted as sponsor JULIA BETZ HELEN BECHDOL LUCILLE RUSH. V . . . .., . . .- 'M N V VA 1 y-nine g X MAT! J i C c . if 37 : ! ! 7 I Y 5 I v 9 r 3 . I J : ! 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H M ' ' 'A -zz' -9.191-' 7 Y it ll '- .fi Ill mi ell el 1 .,. 4 v, .. i . , ,. ,i ,U :gi f 1 i i l.liilllll1 lr llvlllrfvflulf llli f Ziiiifuiif-5 ini um' L f llltlll -Lf ng!-.Ing gggggggnl ,W-'l!!!xlll1 - . iniii nm. fi- ui 1-. -. .... Y.-,-, ., ..... -..- ........ -. .... - ........ ..... . -.--- -. -.- . .- --.---.-- .------..---.H, 1. 1- ,-1 I W, 1 1 , r i l' w 1 Q I n , ', 'I 1 i 1 v SOPHOMORE cLAss n T First row left to right: Ralph Bish Herbert Cook Joseph Erny Wilbur Taylor Keith Hyman Edward Ruth Paul Preiser. Second row: Fredrick Bumgardner. Gerald Cotney Cecil Fitzer Edgar Phillips Davis Tritt Forrest Hinkle, Third row: Miss Kerr-Thelma Bell, Dorothy Haught Edna Spohn Helen Haught Margaret Jones Pearl McFadden Josephine Phillips Thelma Wilson Charlotte Kesling. 1 are I U : - . v :hr : u .l . . EE 5' . I I, in I .4 1 gr in I .gl n - l I P .:, 4 fr: E A 1 i ll I' - ni ' -I I I- If M. I, . . I .U , , ' I I' 'I' :F ' all 1 -I 1 g 59? : 2 :v .1 ' 1- .I nv .ll 'nv il' I P 1? 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After winning the trophy the preceding year we were determined to seek greater paths in the Freshman class. We, as Freshmen, elected officers and selected our class motto, class colors, and class flower. The first great event which we participated in was the Fresh- man reception. The Seniors furnished elaborate entertainment along with a three-course luncheon served by the industrious juniors. The assembly was magnificently decorated by the Sopho- mores. At the event which was a High School Hallowe'en social we. the Freshmen contributed to the High School fund the amount which we took in. Our social career consisted of three parties. The first was a Christmas party at the home of Keith Hyman. The other two parties were at the School house and at Davis Tritt's home. During our Freshman year we lost several members. One member was lost on account of illness. The others moving away made quite a decrease in the class roll. Although we lost quite a few, we also gained a few new members whom we were glad to welcome to the class. Upon entering the Sophomore Class we elected officers, elect- ing Davis Tritt President' Gerald Cotner vice-president' and Edgar Phillips Secretary and Treasurer. Then we appointed Miss Alta Kerr as sponsor of the Sophomore Class. The first social event was the Freshman reception. Our job was to decorate the assembly which we did most magnificently. The evening was enjoyed immensely by everyone. On Hallowe en the Walton High School entered in a Joy Night to which the public was cordially invited. Our class had a Spook Alley and Fish Pond by means of which we contributed the most money to the High School Fund. . The next social event to which we were invited was the Latin Club where we were initiated by our brother classmen the Juniors. .It is our desire that our present number continue their course until graduation. QUEENIE KES and DA 'ICN Y l Q Al P me Thirty three Z ,3 f Q f fl' WK l Y 9 9 l 3 I , 7 KK 9? if Y, I SC n 4 7 7 ' 3 7 ' S U W2 fl Q l ll ll lt XX V X X 19 'A I, T FFSQ. ., TK' A if ' I ll l. . 'ffm ' .fa ai. .N f Z 3 in -- 'dl . 'MN ,. f JJ . XX. 'I Y, lf U A - . f .X tw. ff' ,,,,--- f, Y ,, .ff ' -L! . 1 T .- is R- - - -1.5 s - - 6 --Q -is ,nrt ,gr S- Q 1-g ...,- ,i , ,b .A ,:':Hs!9!1,.,!'L1:!!!Z!!!i'E?!i!:i!!QLiTiil-!QQg' -!iQ.!!iilLi.!i1'.i!i.'J-.l!'7ii!'i'.lii!iEill ff-iii-in-ff -an-.asc ' mi . -- .-- .,..... ml 1 ti. ,.n .ii .nr 9-VF' -rl!! !!!lL'.1l!!'1!!!'L' I !!!g!!!,-.- !!' !!!:-': '!'l ANIMAL GAB Two little skunks by the roadsidc stood As a lonely ford sped by, And the odor it left was far from good And a tear stood in one's eye. O, why do you weep? said his anxious friend. Why do, you sob and quake? Because that smell. said the other skunk, Is like mother used to make. It has been said that Joe Cotner got his mustash on the instalment plan, a little down each week. , Keith Hyman and Joe Erny were heard talking about a cat, the conver- sation is as follows: Joe: Is dis your titten? Keith: What did you say? Joe: Is dis your titten? Keith: I cant understand you. Joe: Is dis your dam tat? Miss Kerr: What is a ghastly paign? G. Baber: A pain caused by gas. Prof. Smith: I cant say a thing around here any more. Hoffner: Why whats the trouble. Smith: Every time that I open my mouth I get my foot in it. f I 'gi 91. 4 . A s 751. ti P I i' 1- - ' ' lu: mn nu I l X Q g TX 1- .,,-lin? B lift ! Q il X II, I! 5 i ll ll .A , Q ' AY V, X 'X 'Qin-I!.li' Q C P ' S W 1 ,X age Thirty-four -A ...ff Mia? --16.2. X- sn9!!Q 'M 1 ,.fWi'.'ls'.' 7 ' Ill Ill III nu ln Ill lll Ill lu nl ul lll nu nu uni3jjg!QjiQif3jQijfl!j1wggggg-ijQ!33iiii - iii 'I 3: s : Z2 I :at if E :EE I 1- - E ,ai Fi 35 555 5: 4 Q wi 7 il N n wr- Ah, 1'. VI Q X . 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V54 -1 - 1 . gil ' X 11 I 1:1 :'f Fl .:, ., ., ., , ll ZW :': :Ig 21? :': 'LS e i il: u:L I Sig l .tl ill If 'K I .. . .. fin 4 - 1:2 :F' 1.1 ,. n li? If! EF? EE 555 5:5 SI? 'F- ffl PIT :If ,If ' :fr ::3 151 :lg 5:2 Ei: ix ' 1-V: 22. 'I r Zfl ' ' 1. , 5:7 ll' .'. ll! li: 1:1 If :gl ,ff ll- VH ::: iii mn FRESHMAN CLASS j:: 4-I , 4 13: E: iii First row, left to right: John McDaniel, jesse Layman, Cecil Galloway, Basil Bowyer, Wilmer Burrous, ff :Fl Loran Rife. Lf ill Second row: Frank Brown, Merle Harris, Cecil Turnpaugh, Melburn Benson, Daniel Ballard, Morris Raikes. :EL Harold Kapp, Paul Rush, Gordon saber. ig T- ' -l 1:2 Third row: Vera Umbarger, Elsie Bish, Ruth Enyart, Florence Benson, Susie Hinkle, Edith Bruner, jf, Zelma Bechdol. If H . :li Fourth row: Evelyn Taylor, Garnett Shedron, Mr. Hoffner, Pauline Bumgardner, Jeanette Graham. :gf Q52 FE IF: YC my z ,, Ei. fi? EP! II ::: :': I A I lf, ,-g 32? .Is I.: in :I ::: Pi ,. i'7 :C 55: fl- .:n :Q . . , , SP' 'la If iff ji: 122 Fi Ill mv 15' '55 -.1 r rg- , 27' : I .1 V.. M 5:1 ,-. ..,.. , - .,,. .,., ,. .-- B .. , B., - .1 . 5 ' ' - !l!1!!!a r..f.!9!l9i!3L:!l ' 'limi'l.s!lii!!!1i-,!!is!!!C-Q -!!!-!!!-.Sinn-!i!1'.jun!!!C-..1!!!r!s!':-,,!!u-gg, iie'ei23 '!- E M m e 'N ' ,! -V , ' ,-' - lg v II, . J , , ' X 415 ' If VIN K V Agf: v . . ,,g. -f iii: 'V X 1 4' V 1 P11110 7'hi1'ly-sin ' ,, ,. y ' 'SH 1 ' lla' ew: xii f 4 . - lc Yi X4 i' X if : ' 'FK' B ' A 1 ' -:jx -e- M' The Freshman,Class History The Freshman class was or '12'ied in the year of nineteen Z twenty-seven and twenty-eight as follows: President, Wilmer : X Burrousg Vice-President, Florence Bensong Secretary-Treasurer, i Jeanette Graham. Mr. Hoffner was chosen as sponsor. The class colors are Red and Gold: The class flower, White . Rose. The motto, Rowing, not drifting. By W. H. B. e Freshmen We are a bunch of Freshmen As you can see, Some of us are so dumbj as dumb As we can be. I We entered in twenty-seven, And ended in twenty-eighty We made some good records, For we were'almost always late. Some of us are smart, While some of us are dumb, ' And if we can get our lessons They show us how it's done. After we reached the battle, And they rolled us upon the floor, We classed ourselves as Sophomores For 'we were green no more. By C. R. G. A lg ll U, E N c' ! 5 X Page Thirty-seven ,ff J, AQ A 'F'.,.'-,Q i i Ei:1ifiii?lil?flVi!iZiiQ5'Ei?7QiQf-iiliifSiiii!iiQi54iiil.!ff-if-Iiiiiziii'ff Qiiiiiii5'i3.iiifiiifl iT' 1+ t it Q fi hi :E I I :ia ll' .! Miss Schwalm: jesse, name a para- f, site. N .f' I . jep: Me? ' ' . 1 .li Miss Schwalm: Yes, but another one. l' ua ' .., NP 4 :5: M .Fr . . 1 Q Dorothy K. Ctaking testjz Lan we X, -QV: figure on the back of the paper? v , ll' I! Miss Kerr: Yes, yes, on the hack. Q ' in the margin, or in your head, any :QQ it place there is a vacant space. l I g Cop: How fast were you going? l,lq A E Bo Betzner: Only thirty-five. lg: , 1 Cop: That's fine. Iii 5, up .zz iff ii fia :I Smith: Herbert, why does the ocean 5 roar? f, . . , if' i, Lricketz I dont know. Q I E Smith: If your hed was full of crabs wouldn't you roar? un iz' 'lv . I :ie -- is . . . 5. If Julia: Say, Joe, do you know the ' last thing in strip rum? iii n f-, I Z Joe: No, what is it? W ll Julia: B. V. D.'s. lf? ...- ... If Edna: What's the name of that 5 '21 piece you are playing? -l ,, fl: Lucile: What does it niattt-r? Q Edna: Oh, I just wondered. , ' x - t :ii It's an ill hathing suit that shows if nobody good. 'l :ii iii IE 'ig 1: X -gi e X fl! , . . ,, . - - ' , 'lil 1. .QljQQig'CQjiiQ,uli'trffliig Iliff' -gjgfgigfg,:gijf!g!-:---.I-lill.lll1'11'- gilt!!!-7'f!l -lil.-. tl!!-'ilk --!!!.!i!7fi'.iil:i'iQ7 i J' - - - ' ---'- '--v ' ' u iffiil AQ .N N ' 4 - - ' X 1, ti .1 Z ' ' 1' KX , ff ,-tx 1 ' - s, j Y, ' 4 YN l Page Thirty-eight , Jff N 4 'Emi l' N il, Ov' f 5 -e yi, we as fl QXXHWQ '?' X73-A .L gfgf - X-N - X, 'Q rp '14-1.25.4 1 if-Y :Eli W ?A7v 7'F W? f .. . , -, wg. M. 1 ..,..,,,,...M...g1 , V- , , .ffmy . ' .41 AY' 1. pa '- ' x lf' 14? fix 5? K ,s' .4 ,-N Ly.. , Q :A 54 2 L ik ' f S:' 1: X ' k. -. - F51 1 - ' ' l Aff' 4515! .Fw 1 Gigi? -,,,.-Q6 .mf- 'f', .ww - 1 'x -Q -' fx' ,I 42-iv... A I .ti ii v EIGHTH GRADE First row left to right: John joe O Blenis Raymond Butz, Dwight Raikes Marvin Nicholes. Cifton Lay- man Paul Butz William Wilson Forrest Baber. Second row: Beulah Harris Mary Kapp Margaret Wendling, Eileen Flanagan Charlotte Grisley Dorothy Schwalm Frances Garret. Third row: Charlotte Haynes Beulah Hall Thelma Tyre, Joy Erny Mr. Smith. I e glflllliilllllfllllrf'-lff7fil-1liifflffiii :ii'gg iii. ilu. f 1 fain. Ill 4111! up Lg:-qggggii -2'1!!Q4 iin. . I iiiiiuiii f-ui' -. A -...-- ..v.... --- ..... --,..-.. ......... .... - -- ...,..... .... . -.--- -- -.- .- -.----.----------..----u, . .. lil , ul : ll I l ..- .I n I ii. 'II 'I' I' 1. 1 V I' 1. r I 1: .ii 4 'ln , I I l 4 . , Ili !l .i i :0 1 i i '-u I .. , I' I .I , gi 'ln l l . . , I ll' I 1 . rl . r ll I :. ge .t .ir ,ll :rr ,-I ll 'I' I 'l tl lv 1 n fn 'li Up :Q Ql- .i I' ,r ll ,4 it ' I 'I I- l.l If 'll ,,. I - il l 1 .gi , nl , it , ui, 4: U 1 I Il , K 1 I ':' . . . i 1II in I, , , . , It in , . ' y 1 - , ' ' . . .. . ll .. . , I v is 'T I v n lr ' : -i . I, I.. , ll' h l . . 4- A. l' .I ll I ll an : u Q55 gl ill W :Ll .il fl- :.t li? gr ::' ill EI? .EE ggi :Q l I2 l 'I' 11 I , . . . . fl' ggg In the full of 26 twentyvone ambitious boys and girls entered the Junior :Pr 2: IEE High School. At present only eighteen oi the original number remain. The gf H- , V . , ,, , . . . 222 TEL class colors are hold and W lute. Class poem, We are little children just F3 3:5 fli li: so high, But you can't End 'em any better so you neecln't try. Class flower, --T 1 : Pink Rose. Officers of '27 and '28 are, Paul Butz, Presiclentg Joy Erny, ll' iii Vice-Presiclentg Raymonrl Butz, SCC.-rl'1'CZ1S,2 Gilbert Smith, Sponsor. 'gf 'I . ET g .1 ,, X 1:1 ig f ,if 'A I 7 !IiQiif'1fii!.!!ilfffi!i'aiQQ'fff7!ii7!ii-17.f!iifii!-Q7-7!Qi iii-'TQflii7.ll!'.'.L!!!Qi!!-Q...iiiL!iifQ.-!PI im'. '!'!!i-- ' f ,1 ' ' 1 u . ' rl .- KX . .V., vp, 14.15 A , ,lk S F-5-22. K -...w I fv ui, ll. f 5 N ,X 7 Page Forty L Y , i--1'l a Q56 f .. I 6 N if . TJ ' SLK' ' 'I , 1 - g ' , Z3 ,.A??Sf.gj.x F aLE?X-a3'13g,,ay ,Q 'N elf af -fa. ' .r. - ff x 1-.ss 1 1 In M ,IV ll' .V 4 i s In -ess-::-:!!!:!!iiZ1e!!!:!QiQ:1'1iiizisijigiuuiuiri .'iiiimfn',iis,iii Qgfii. airs iluuiiiiiiiisiiiviw, ngipiigmzi. .----.-----. --,---.---..-,,.,-.-,.---.-,-.,-.--...- ,, SEVENTH GRADE First row left to right: Wayne Runk Isaac Brown Keith Baker Erville Crain Gilbert Shope, Thomas Haught Kenneth Brown Otho Fitzer Chester Ruch. Second row: Margaret Kapp Adah Snider Alice Bish Virginia Wendling Martha Lee Richardson Char- lotte Preiser, Mary Elizabeth Hinkle Lida Schwalm Martha Lou McDonald Mervin Huffman. Third row: Doris Cromwell Frances Runk, Pauline Patterson Sidney Hyman, Miss Schwalm, Francis Guy, Clela Bruner, Edna Wean. Berhard Hall, N 'L enter the junior Hijh School of XY'1ltun Septunlmu' 2 1927. with 'l C :iss of twulty-stvtll, ' int 0 msc were togetur in tu lrst mum e. X '. rth'1 Lou ll' 1: Donald vice-J1'csice11t' zu' 11 , xic 1'rc sin Qcc. '1 r rs. ' ' st 1 'i c ,Q c ' u ' c :Las cut Ou' spunsoi' is 'ss Grace Schwulm. XYe mu wur cu inte igtnt y and have tried to make um' scliuul httttr. lectnilmu' 16 1927 we h'ul a class party. 'c Vlycc games in tie gym- nasium and servccl lunch in the kitclieu. l:X'LI'yOllC was prestn am wt lzu '1 ' -yi Ll'1'-'lJ'l' '. NVQ pl'm '1 pleasant time for the rcmaimler of this school ycu' and look ' 'xx 1rcl I' ' ' l ' ' ' igh Scum. VRANCIIS RUNKV ll' .RRY K.-Xl l , . Sr . ' AXRlO'I'lI Rl1l l. ''-'fines-i'51'iii,!i!,.-jiiiijliigiilsi7i!!E fQii3iilQL3'!iD'iii' ,-!!!P!!!e.'--!!!.!!! gjli!ifi!i?F22iiQ '! iTf'1'iii Ti, iii i 'I I n 1 Il , ' 'X 1 l YN ,il ll . UU' RX , I i tiff ,g .zz 'I '.I ll I-I ,, H! 'F 1 -. :E ':: fl i : :E g- 4 I .:' I l I ii 'il 'I ll' I ll' E, 21' . . .,. ,, .., II. ll :lr II Il , :ll 1 : ii' ,. Jil 11? iii fs: il? ',' Q., ,: .li . 2 ' -i 4 I . i :if 2' 273 4'i . if ill II 1. 1 If ::: IH . , , J .sf li .J .. :E . , . . , :si .. . , . ,,, JI .IV i ' ' ' 'fu I , u' fi: 1? 1. 'm QI: :BE l z X . . , Q I V , , . v 1 :qv E I , ,. N,ft1. ,, ,lr Ish U11 XX. I Q . ll: met about the lust of September :mil elected Be1'i1z11'cl l-lull for Presiclcnt. M1 . ll , 1 X l ,M tl. lee I' l.1l 1. S1 .nl EQ , n 5. liel .mel tho - hl ic . nl Hull fm ui l s Ins 1 ixll 'H ill 3' Q. - l - l 'I ll - l , I5 tl 5 1.5 lvl I x x E , In gi, l X ' . . X . L XX l 1 l. l l :ji ' 1 1-' , L 1 1 1 , V , t I , 1 I K .I Sl' g 1 4 x ci ll - x . 113 3: '.: , , 1'2 1: c 1 1 1 '-, im . to the xt-.us m bemm ll 1 l l :ii if I ' 4 A 4 , , Q. 1 x 1 'IE an' . . , fill BI' R l' , lIUl'l', i, LH, , I' l' ' blei ,gf -A :E '73 nl 'il 'I n U :j , I I 'I A .ll fix l W l'rmr' FIlI'lQll'D?lI' ff it ' ,Y A 2 K K . ff 'K' x N kt 'Ar' ff E-HEEL S3451 Q, Z K E Q' ft :Y aw ' ,ff xi W ijffii jj XX, E l m 1, .IV 1 H ,A il l cm! : E M414-nj L3 'i ' Hiiiiliilfm'-leiii? iifliliilff'liiiZiiii-iiiiiiiiiiitliiiiiE!i!aiSi1lQ'.iQQQiiiiiii!!!iiiifiF- '.i is ?1'1 ' . FW?- IQ, Nl 1 li' :al ' . qu It Ill V - 'U 1 ill :E In Caesar l I 1 l 1 Miss Kerr: Give an explanation of ' the word certo, Morris. i Qi! Morris: That means to jell. Q ' ' 'll 'T 'ls ' its - t You would think some of the latin I ,ag students were pony expresses the way .iii if.: they pass that little book around. li' 15: - 2 . ' How did you get that stitch in your f , '12 side? l i I 1, .gi Oh, I got hemmed in a crowd. nf ii 'iff -5- 1 'la . ati Eg The Butz Boys were fishing in a . pond when the owner came along. 13 1 3 'AE Owner: Do you boys expect to if lf . . 4' gg catch anything in there? 1 Eg Butz Boys: No, sir, we've been ' l :E vaccinated. ll 'VF ll ' - 1,2 .: U :Il Thelma: Can you cut meat to suit If :U all purses? , 'U I Dave Ruth: Why, yes. ff 'fi Thelma: Then can you cut one to -gg suit an empty purse? ffl Dave: The cold shoulder. si, uv , I if- - 5:2 'E 5:5 lil Ralph Bish: Look at all the people. Ft 'LI Aren't they numerous? lip .:, - I L1 L: C. Keshng: Yes, and ain't there a li It lot of them. Ml ' lu ' .ll 'iz ig? ,ig T THIS SPACE FOR RENT gpg P1 iii :cz y IF WANTED ig lin I n -I gt T C-O-HOOVER and CO. as .' 1 --I '23 l 'Qfi l-' nu ll ' nl li' fl! X- lil 5, C X k-ggiifTi3'QFiSDiif!i'7Ci!i1'lif f Ylli' ii'f'Lliilf7'!il -iL ii?'i!!5- C1f!i .ll i3 :-in-mafisii-Qin-,fixmfieprafzfgittteaffmif-feiewfxl ,. 271 A ' H , 3 I in .4 R A A 4, gf I .n .ll 5 , ft , Y 'i at O' . V '. ,x v A id N Page Forty-two .-, 'ffl ' -I, X j B., U . X4 Fi, a fi A ft - -Z4 'E A A- 'E' ' ' ,LJ-'aj . 'f 1. wang- ' x- vu' m :gi s A X Wi 1 Q .Z 4 . 5 L it 4 'L il .. th, . -' ', - : I3 ff . 3 f 4 f.1l.H, !,,1 y 5 nn , - V g' ,a f fr '., ' , .Ulf ,' 'S 1 it 'W -' ,E 1 in , f ' -fi .-M- 'f'5 - png wig. N I i WP. ., 'L P15153 .412 ra .. 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Margaret Jones. Dorothy Haught, Garnett Shedron. Top row: Velma Bruner, Julia Betz, Dorothy Kerliri. D Latin Club T110 l.:itin Suclzilitzis ui Xxvillltlll lligli Sclicml was u1'g:uiizecl SClJtL'lll1JCl' 1927 ll1l'Ullg'll the ei1'nrts of Miss lierr. The purpose of urgzinizzition was lu create Z1 g'1'c-ziler interest :intl better nnclerstziinling' of the life, customs. :intl lilllgllilgl' of the Ruinzui people. The entire Czieszn' class was eligible to ineinbership. l.nci11e Rush was elcctecl 1n'esic1ent :incl iiiiiurcl Davis sc-ci'et:u'y and treasurer. .Nt the first ineeting' zirrzingeinenls were nizuie to meet the third Tlnirsclriy nf every sclifml muntli :lt the limnes of the rziriuns members of the club. 'l'1n- iinpurtznit event uf the year was the Latin Sziturnzilizi l71'Ug'I'Zl111 given lleccinlier 17, 1927. .Xt this time the lug-ginners 1.z1tin class, consisting nf l rc's1nnen and Supliuiinwes, was initiated. 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Second row: Herbert Crockett, Noel Nebelung, Russell Julian, Leonard Widner, Kenneth Umbarger, Wayne r fr I I n 1 s .4 1- i 52135152 itil THIN Tl H WIKI TE ITT-all ISK? fIilK'fI,li7IfEKl7f1IITHh'ilT'lll1!iH.Tf1!'TImlf2l1TTR!'IT!K mmf -If 5 It I i 1 l sq u E . ' -nf Ill O .. 5 s T i xr' 'll 4 : z fr . 2 ..' Pl 'rr - l D l I4 : 1' l I! l fl! 5 .Ll 'si L! ii ll 1 1 i Hi ls' , :Cz il ll 5 'J . I 1 .: il E: K s 9 Shirley, Harold Slusher. Bertelle Butz. :al ' r, Third row: Charles Cotner, Keith Hyman, Edward Ruth, Gerald Cotner, Edgar Phillips, Russell Fitzer. ffg ' Arthur Betzner, Forrest Graham. lm T Fourth row: Edith Bruner, Louise Preiser, Thelma Bell, Geraldine Flanagan. Mable Fitzer, Lucille Rush, rl' lx Thelma Spohn, Charlotte Kesling, Thelma Wilson, Miss Lindsey. 'Q' Fifth row: Jeanette Graham, Florence Benson, Dorothy Kerlin, julia Betz, Velma Bruner. Dolly Umbarger. Tir Edna Spohn, Helen Bechdol, Lucille McFadden, l Top row: Elsie Bish, Carol Shuman, Helen Haught, Loyda Filley, Dorothy Haught, Pearl McFadden. ii: M' Margaret Jones. I' 21 , P' fi' sl ii ' f High School Chorus H ' 1, r ., MZ, The High School chorus is one oi thc oldest :tml most :active orgzmizzm- ..i- tions of the hhvillltlll High School. This t'llUl'llS was tll'g'2llllZCtl to crczltt- il ,X , I .... ii- :iq more mtt-use mtl-rest in music. T .X more select chorus was orgzmizccl thc latter part of Noveiiilwr 1027 1' umlcr thc SlllJt'l'YlSlUll of Miss l.inclscy. The quzlliliczitions of memlmcrsliip t arc: first, lllt'llll5l'l' of hhvilllftlll lligh Suhoolg st-cond, zihility to sing: thiril. goorl stzmcling' in other suhjects. 3 This cliorus has tziltc-ii zlctiw part in x'zu'ious progrzuns of the pzirciit- 33 fi tczmcliers zissocizition, fzirim-rs institute, :tml other school activitit-s. 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E! iii? i E lL!Q!J!iil1l'Q'2iQ :Hilfe 7!ii5!!i.'j.5 !ii.'!P!ffff!i!.fii!iilii'l-iiiT3'13lii riiiiiiiiii filiv i:1Slil1iii1131 Front row: Harriet Gilliad, Alice Helvie, Charlotte Kesling. Donald Cotterman, Louise Preiser, Russell julian, Bernice Byers. Middle row: Marvin Nichols. Lois Cotterman, Bernard Hall, Ruth Bechtelheimer, Miss Lindsey, Herbert Crockett, Lester Stone, Maurice Richardson. Top row: Edgar Phillips, Ray Carson, Forrest Graham, Harold Slusher, Bertelle Butz. High School Orchestra The hxiillltlll lligh Selionl Oreliestra was urganizecl in Septeniher 1920 nnmler the instigatiun of Klrs. XN'il1l. This 1n'g'a1iizz1ti1111 uiferecl instruction an1l experience for those interested in ensemble playing. The training re- ceiu-cl enahlecl the players to take their places in other innsieal 11rg'a11izali111is 111' the city. liesicles helping the players in many ways, it was a great henelit to the Clllllllllllllly, lweeanse it fnrnisheil innsie for all school perfornianees. inelncling huth .Inniur and Senior Class plays. In 1927 new nieiiihers were aflclerl to the 11rchestra and the new ninsie llISll'llCltll', Nliss l.inclsey, is clireeting. This year it has iinpruvecl and has taken :1 still inure aetiye part in lligh School and Cillllllllllllly activities. ii -1 1,11 I I1 1l1 1 11 I ll 1 11 1 11 'li .IC ' ir -1 1l1 1l' 1 I 1 11 1 12 lm I: l I 'll II1 1-1 1 ir 1 ,1 4 I1 1 11 Il! 1j1 1 1,1 I 1 I 1 -1 1 11 11,1 1 11 I ll Ill 13- H1 1 1 1l1 .-, 1:1 I 2' 1 ,: i1 'li 1!. li' 1 1.1 1l1 . 1,1 1 1 Ill 1g1 -U1 1l1 ' '1 1., 1.' Il1 1 11 I ll ' ll 1 111 1:1 1 1 13- 1 11 1.1 ': 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1. 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He sliowcml the nhl light in every j.IIll'l'l6, He is I1 nn-mhvr uf the class of '28, sn this is his last year to light fm' XY. ll. S. gf john Gralizun has much fzunc for his Fighting :ind ease in tipping the hull into the lmskvt as well as putting the tip-nilf wlierc he wants it. This is also ,T0hn's last yn-:ir with nhl VV. H. S. Bn llctzncr clcfcnnlcd the gnnl fm' VV. H. S. this ye:n', so this zxccmnits fur the low Zllllflllllt of shnrt shots scored hy the opposing' tennis. This is lids lust yc-nr to light fur NV. H. Joe Cutncr is the same nhl lightur in :ill uf the grnnes. llc has represented XV:nltun lm' four years. The te-:nn has zilwzlys clvpemlcll on joe for his share of thu lmskcts. VVQ say good-hyc tn Joe this ytnr, lun. Nm Slusher plays-cl fur- xx rrl l nn g uc us year. He is fast and has a en uc us 4 v :ul to lmust the More u Mun tlns mr wil nmk next vcxr 1 Xl 1 'S Rell RUQ7 14 lhe fmllrm with thv red Curly hair, whu has helperl to lvoost the score fnr XVz1ltun for twu years, :mtl has :nmtlmer une to gn. He is a sun' shut. and is very fast on the Hum: XVe expect Red to Slum' Smne rval Stull' ru-xt yn-ar. Vic Fitzrr played guard anal center fm' two years. lle iv always a scrappcr from the lwginnim.: to thc- vml. XVU :llsn loss' YW this yvzlr. gf Sl1ikey Shirley is a mem- lmer uf the class uf '28, sn this tells the tale. Shikcy luupflii for NValt1m twu suc- rc-ssivu yn-ars. HL' is quick :xml sure un thc Hour. Illljllf Fijlllf . jg! I V 7iil Iiiiif ,5il3lQQTI'3'iii3iQi I I iiiiidliif T iii iiilim Wliiiiiii 75'iil iiiTi malii 1iiiii3SiiiVili'5 Illilwiiiviiii 1, - ...... - ...., -., .... .- .-.-.-, .... .-.,.-..-..---. .-., ,...,.. ..-- --. -- ,.,,. ---..- ,,,, -,--.---.-..-..---...- -, ,I I I IP Ie. lm -, in N, Xu 'ui 'Q' ig- j : il ll H. I 'lu .-, . ,I 'Fl . ,I -. I ig: li' lv 4 . . I I 1. I I .l. il ill. I . I X ,lu , I y, I ,. 'I Xlu I II' .,. I,, In 'I I, X I 'Ii ..- .ii .. V. Q ' My ,,, - lb I . .. I ,, 5 Squad I Ont day '1 notice was placec on the hl'1ckhoard: liasket Ba l r'u'tice lonight. ' iere was many a ieart glac to see the sign. lNot every sc moo was 'Is well hlessed with the inemhers height weight 'Ind hrains that XX 'llton X I, had on their Basket Hall squad. lhere was about twenty-live that come out , - . I X or lhslcct Pall. At Christmas the squad was weakenu considera J V hy los- gg -X ing 'Ill hut thirtccn nun hy scholarship requirements. l his not only hurt the gi against meh other and furnished opposition for each other. l'he squad was 1 'Is '1 w1o e serious 'It all times during the season. There will oe seven o IC ' 'P squad gr'Ldu'Ite hut there will he some nc w ones next year. XYe hope for 'I ' iigger and hctter squat next year. N '7h'lt sz v boys let s o! fi I I X i5!!'9-ii iil.!i!'f2'iii7!ii'.f,ll 7i!i'''i!i'iil1Q'ffliQ7iii7fff-iii3iiif.7fiii!iii 1.iE!iQ'i!iYfl2iiQj'! ifff7'iii7ili I IT . 5 ' M lfjl 'j X AQ - .. . .., P I l .. Ei fgg . , lil ' 5 1 'I ll 4 ' I ?:E E Ill ' I I ' ll - E35 li' III I., 'Ti -I 1 ll ll I 'I I I II 1-I 2-I .2 It 12, gf I I lun lg zz: Il : EE ::: ll' F. Ia: 4 'l I 'll ,, V., .. sEC . fi In. X . X . Xl X . ' ' . ll ' . I6 I I 9: l ' ' X l'l I I l l l in 1: 1 1 1 Q i' ::. if . . X X X . , . . . '. 575 I I I-I 7 1 ,. 'FI - . X . X . . X . 'gg 45. n ell ll 5- f . X i. . X . X X l X . I 1 I isa Y I.: I : , , 5 : , K , A r I Il , ,, Q3 hrst and second teams hut the coach and Mr. Hoover. lhe squad practiced JI! :E ,E ' I - - ' :': l I I 1 Q 'lb .E - 145 4 , I Q l l ' N x 1 1 ' 1 A ln Il: Il' ' - . , . V! . . . . , . ,,. iii 'I' Il: l X . l X l . 1, , , X ' g 'Q' II 5 I 1 F: I Il II Xl: , X, 5 Iv , 157 15 dl 1 ., , Il '- l I Isa I A I ' l! 3 t lb lj .V ,l ,V I I . X. I k 'lf ' i rl NM' '1' ,X f' . I' . , I mg K B . r ' 4 I I Pugn' l lfl,ll-HIIII' Alix: K H . .V w. , I. it A ,I ff p . - . N, Q In-A',1 crfggrx gd Xxx! X may M 1 I .- 1- X X -H.- +1 I-X . .,- Ar- W- X-X as -- X L ' 'ggi rarer- XJ 'X-J X 1-'Z ll11r1lll1lll1111lll'Illlf1'rrlll1lllL1:.lll Ill 1: Ill Ill-' Ulllxlll 11 lll'lll111.lll1lll 1 '-llI1lll1-11lll1lll1 11.-l 1-, ,. . .--.. ..,,,,-, ,,,,,,4,-,.,-- ..,... Y.- .... ..... - .--------.-.------. -.- -Y ,-....-.-.--- ---.,,----,---.--,,,,,,,.,,ub 1 1 1.1 -sl 11. 111 1 1 11 11- 11 'I .-1 11 Il ll .pi 1 1 11 . 111 11 .ll 'I 1g, ,1 .Il ll' ull 'll 111 1 1 -1 1 1:- .-1 1.. '1 ,.1 1-1 11. 11. 11 1 I1 'II 'I 1l' 11 1l1 1-1 1l1 I1 1 11- .l 1: .ll .11 1 1g1 1:1 11 1 11, I' 1 I1 11 111 11 1 II1 up L From left to right: Mr. HoEner, coachg Daniel Ballard, Jesse Layman. Frederick Bumgarner, Leonard Wid- ner, Basil Bowyer Cecil Galloway Kenneth Umbarger Gerald Cotner Herbert Cook, Edgar Phillips Keith Hyman. Second Team VVhen the coach started out the haskct hall season he was sorry to say that every one could not lie picked for the lirst squad group. Hr. picked who he wanted for the lirst team and then the others were left for the second team. All of them looked forward to '1 higher position later, which some of them accomplished. l'he second team is composed mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores 'md their showing now promises that in the future they will have '1 strong team. lhe second team has set '1 good record this year hy winning nine out of their twelve games played. VX'henever their schedule was vacant they helped to make up the first team, NVQ are expecting '1 real team from these lioy s. l4Xjl .! 7'f '! !iiLCfiili-i!i'fff!!!-!iif.'.7iii'iiiQ''-'iiiiiiifQfliifil! ..1 l!!t i!!,,Q.3il,!il',.,!l' FV' Page qimty if .4-,? -Q A 1 1 1l' -V 1 .1 , 1 1 1 11. 1.1 I1 'll 1 1 lv 1 1 1m 1 1 I 1 1 1, 1 I1 IIT -1 'I Il' 131 11 11 1 If I ll I1 I, 11 1 gl 1l1 1.1 111.1 ,Q I 1' h fI1 Il' 1-D 11 F ll ll! 'II ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ll' fl .1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 IE' 1 1 1 1 1 1. I 1:' 4 V 1 1 1 ' I ,, , I1 l' .I :r 51: 1.1 F: I: I 1 12 'g' 1: '21 ll L1 1:: . 1 L 1 II ' 1 .1 ' ' I 1 V 11 1 -l :F' ' K ' 1 1: 13, 1-I 1 I 1I ' 1 1 I 11 'l K I 1 L 1:2 1 ll II, I.: 4' 1 V tw I .1 1 m ii F' ' I1 1- :1 1' , I :li t 1 1 1 I A1 l 1- 5 I' r 1 t r .I. g 11 I 'gl 1 1 1 U' 1 c 1 c 1 1 11 1 1:1 11 , ' I 1 1 -1 II' In 131 11 I 1 1 1 1 ' -u 1 1 1 1 1 11 , 1 l 1: X 1.1 :L V if l I 1 1 nu n 1' ff ' Q -1 f PCB l L, F II' 1 tk 4 Z Av fix . new -1 '1 if 'fl -1121 my 1 1 ,X i il? 4, 2 A ' -1 1 1 4 ,--ai fa, f . - ' fra ' 1 , - , ' - -4- -1 s , --c -2 R p-Eh...- , i. Y k. ' -x..,, x fivg, 5,lw i i 'i ,Q 04. -:J -Tylir, e,,,.f ,tx-v 'T Basketball Schedule for 192741928 Onward, 313 Walton, 44. The boys opened the season with a fast game at Onward on Oct. 28. livery player looked good for his First game. Kewanna, 153 Walton 31. The school that Mr. Hoover taught last year came over to VValton. Both teams had a hard time getting started but W'alton came out on top. Y. America, 26, Walton, 22. Nothing much to say about this game and a lot too. The team experi- enced a rough game and finally met their lVaterloo. The second team finished the rough and tumble game. Bunker Hill, 113 Walton, 43. Our neighbors came over to see whether their team was as good as ours, but soon found out it wasn't. Score at the half was 17-5. Galveston, 355 Walton, 38. The boys invaded the Galveston camp and was going strong with a new defense, until Galveston got hot, This nearly lost the game for Walton. Galveston led at the half, 19-17. Wash. Twp., 173 Walton, 44. Wash. Twp. journeyed to XValton to take home the small end of the score. The boys gave up the light in the first half. ' Windfall, 32g Walton, 41. Mr. Benson, the.Principal, brought down his squad and Coach to show Walton what they could do. Both teams played a hard and clean game. Akron, 34g Walton, 56. ' The boys went to Akron to gain new acquaintance. They exhibited some good basket ball and returned home with aim accomplished. Galveston, 183 Walton, 56. Galveston visited Walton expecting to get revenge for the game over at Galveston. Both teams fought hard and was a better game than the score shows. Royal Center, 339 Walton, 47. VValton's old rivals came down to see what kind of a team VValton had. They found that NValton had the best. Onward, 29, Walton, 65. Our next door neighbors came over and put up a good light against the Walton boys. They returned home without the bacon. Punt' Sl.:-tgu-our Akron, 285 Walton, 48. VValton started the new year out right by upsetting the Akron live in a fast game at Walton. Wash. Twp., 21g Walton, 24. VValton journeyed to VVash. Twp. to keep their new year's resolution. tlaving a hard game the following night, the seconds played most of the game. Windfall, 425 Walton, 50. This was the game everyone longed for. lt was one of the hardest games of the season. A great number of fans from Walton witnessed the game. Y. America, 19, Walton, 36. Y. America came over to repeat the game previous. Walton wanted re- venge and got it easy. The score at the half was 11-9. Royal Center, 18, Walton, 58. Royal Center awaited for VValton to enter so they could get revenge for their former defeat. They were wonderfully surprised when the game was over. ' Camden, 29, Walton, 31. VValton journeyed through rain to visit their last year's Coach, Mac thought he had,a surprise for them, but when the game was over, VValton was ahead. The score was nearly even all through the game. Kewanna, 153 Walton, 33. The Fulton County Champions and Vkfalton met at Grass Creek to decide who was the best. Walton had two injured men and a sick coach, but came out winner under these difficulties. t St. Mary's 203 Walton, 38. The coach took the boys to invade his old team. The players expe- rienced a lot of Irish fight from the other side but all' came out in VValton's favor. The boys had some real fun as well as good basket ball knowledge on this trip. Camden, 315 Walton, 29. Camden came to Walton to give the VValton bunch a real game. Both teams were eager to win but Walton did not put out much for the Sectional was the next Friday night. Pane Sixty-two -Y , -. I In ' 1 A .H M if . . V - ' K F 1 I-5 . I .J I 1 .-X .. A .. 221 ,,-19 . 0 IIIII I 'III' llI'lff!I'Il lllll lllll III I .III- I ' as . Y' Z.--'I +0-I. 'mi llll I I llllllll I III III III III I II I I I I I III I I I I I I I Ill III I II' I IIIIII ' -IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIII - 4 II IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl:lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II- I IIIII II. I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII . f- ' II I IIIII'I. . IIIII. I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I II , I' I IIII II II II-IIIII IIIII .IIII.IIIII . . 1 . . -I III lllll IIII IIII . - I I' :IIIII-I II:. I :I III.' IIIi I .III. 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Bishop Maud Welsh George Wendling Eunice Martin Class of 1911 Glenn Kaiser Marie CBumgarnerD Reams Alfred Guy Helen CMartinj Huffman Class of 1912 Kenneth Beall Susie CReavisJ Kivitt Leslie Kaiser Otho Ramer Doris CCarpenderD Thomas Ray Bishop Eugene Dutchess Mamie CWendlingQ Drake Owen Shanteau Clarence Crain . V Amy Wolfe ' Henry Hurd ..-- ng Aug 99955355 gfolw:-ins: 023 Osram WQEUOQZTS gmiumiw-. :s as--Drs: QS-Owmwn ,1-1-'l:QQ0Q D. O:-:H H m Q' n I-1 m U M 2. D-4 in O-l CB Walton High School Alumni Class of 1914 Russell Woodling Claud Noel Carl Crockett Lisle Minnick Paul Hatfield Ruby CMartinJ Kaiser Mary Schwalm Edith fTrittJ Thomas Dollie CHornJ Copner Blanche Fair Isa CMastersJ Meagher Lucille fPhilIipsQ Bishop Clara CKaufmanJ Hurd Edith fPrattJ Noble Class of 1915 Edna CUmbargerD Howard Fern CUmbargerJ Rodgers Ray Benson Harry Ruth Otto Smiley Marie CRoachJ Lepine Mable CRamerJ Wise Ossa CMcFaddenJ Garrett Juanita Graves Class of 1916 Ivan Bechtelheimer Dewey Woodling Ralph Mummert Fern fBechdolJ Kaufman Hazel CLongD Henninger Class of 1917 Lowell Fair Cora CRuthJ Nelps Mary Mummert deceased Cecil Winney Orel Small Paul Plank Emance Evans Kapp Widner Class of 1918 Russell Bevington Robin Davis npigni nl Ill Ill ul lll lll lu Ill '7iji iiif. 'ui u Ill su Ill Ill Y,-gli ng 'iiiiszsesil Ill 'E' Qi EQ? 195:15 'giir ul' se at-a i nr 'fn . . ., H :r 2 5 sn f'5 I na FP :rf fb ... Q. N-I Fl '1 :- sa: 1: W :- Q. 0 O 0 as CD 0 Q. A I 3 ai. J I A f 'illfiigl K . PageSla:ty-four v Q W X Ln .YI - Pro A 1' A x w 'X - . f AN I , .t 1: ian 1 1- X ' if l JA! I .V x A 1. t N , 1 L- A Q T3gd4 i- A sg - - s Iiifbrsg 425559-Rsiff rsgggfa- 4 -S 7' ' , -': i'i -. 2? ff'-f'f' .5 fiii 151' lg , gi I S! s 4 ef - i z 1 W U' Fr Eu? O 2 '4 94 no 52 8 5 ima A LB: J' 9 3--1 9 ,1, '1, Qjii ,, 1 -3, 1 Q Il' Ill an n l l lll ll Ill lu nu nu lll nn an u Ill li!ffJj!-jfi!!1j3jlll u 1 an I : Esther Evans A Carl Fair Helena Kaufman Wilbur Kaufman Ursel CMcCoyJ Washburn Thelma CPhillipsJ Binney : Mable CShopeJ Scott Grace CWardJ Smith Edith CWidnerJ Ramer Homer Umbarger ,V VV tl' il? Opal CVenardJ Small ' Class of 1919 Grace CBabbJ Amos Elbert Baker E Charles Bechdol Averill CCampbellJ Evans Lawrence Huffman Elsie CMinnickJ Somsel Mary fMunsonJ Fair Clark Snell Clifford Somsel Lester Widner Virgil Turner Mae fWidnerJ Beckley Class of 1920 Hazel Borders Edna Burrows Sylvia fBurrousJ Martin Mable CDenistonJ Heiinlich Russell Jacoby Vern CMobleyD Jackson Dean McCoy V Lyland COrrJ Heimlich Arthusa QPhillipsJ Steffey Olive fRamerJ Hilderbrand Cecil Rhodes Hazel CRhineJ Hanson Milicent Ritter EIQ J H Page Sixty-Jive Walton High School Alumni Florence CRitterJ Goyer Homer Ruth Clarence Shafer Paul Sperry Doris CMartinJ Huifman James Young Class of 1921 Russell Farley Dorothy CBakerD Schweimcger Omer Babb Willet Baumann Ruth CYohnJ Janns, deceased Raymond Julian Ina Raikes Merrell Bevington ' Hobert Bell, deceased Homer Lowery Hilda fPfeilj Kalb Sidney SteFfy Olive fKraussJ Julian Ralph Slushere Margaret O Blenis Jean Hatfield deceased Keith Dutchess ' Class of 1922 Alvin Yerkes Leonard Reid Wayne Bechdol Louis Babb Clarence Robinson James Gibson Henrietta fBrownJ Campbell Gertrude Forgey Florence CWoodD Widner Mae fCareyJ Reid Homer Carey deceased Wilmer Davis John Kesling Ill sn Ill 1 llujjpifflsiii Eif' - kg? NN ld xt', tx U' e W , ff if ll f 1 I I -5 : , I ' l I 1:: il! ' 15? ' Fei 'IF .Q .gl ' Iii T51 ' 2 2 ' fi? X I 1 ' ii li All :. xi' lk : Q... - YQ, I Ui of wi JM ' 1- ' f fb ,i 371 141 , X!! qu i ' ' . 4' as T5 Q 1 , J J A - Q 1-G A 1 A fe.. fsifgflwxsi- .i gg gn llllf 1vilj'fiijf?'f?ii'4ii1f I Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill I l llc I I Ill Il I 'n I Walt Paul Umbarger Mary fEnyartJ Sperry 5 Toney Dutchess Schuyler Turner I I Class of 1923 5 James Cornell Oscar Munson Paul McCoy Hazel Schell, deceased Nellie CWidnerJ Lake Olive Rhine Goldie Tyre Alta Darland ' Class of 1924 Florence Spohn Inez Small Allen Hart Helen Evans William Fisher Dorotha Logan 1 Russell Campbell Clarence Toney , Flecia fMcFaddenj Hart Ralph Cook Paul Raikes M Ethel 'qsnem carey Mildred Uacksonj Cook Cla!! of 1925 T Donald Fitzer A Eldora CCookj Tritt Russell Cook . Marie Spohn I .O I I I on High School Alumni 4 Q!! Clyde J ones ll Margaret CWilsonJ Bechdol l .gn .1 ,nl ll ,gl ll I If I Kathryn Wilson Mae Harris Gilbert Crockett Robert Plank Ray Noel T l V lp? Ill ,-I W v ,-, ull 'II Edwin Shaver Alpha Robinson Warren Shirley Geraldine Toney Ina Julian Class of 1926 Alta CHarrisJ Myers Opal Crockett Lucille Davis Florence Bruner Gretchen fBumgarnerj Ruth Coleman Bon Shedron Harold Raikes Doyon Butz Oral Cox Ralph Carey lass 927 Goldie Winters Esther Doran Lura Layman Helen Somsel Clay Layman Earl Shanteau Wayne Shaver Robert Wendling . ' ni-g QT nn u Ill Ill lu Ill In , fjii iii'f-'fill Ill Ill Ill ll Ill .,. , A QI M. v me I : I I I I l .. I li: 3, C of 1 1.- 25.1 : .il ii' 'll .,' I .Iv g f X ::' g Ill ll! ll: in E 4 Y l ikj x gf f I fi 6 S ' 1 yi in ' ' ' I fl S1115 l I XX i-J. 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Sept. 12-l3z1sehz1ll season opens. Sept. 16-Young A111eri1'11 wins hz1sehz1Il 14111111-, 15- 14. T111-1' stalled. Sept. 20-The S1-111o1's look VL'l'j' pale. T1111 111111'l1 ' 2 s rain 'yin f to 11- 1if11i 10 . 111-1' 1l1-11 - 111 return to their 111rn11-r roles. t. 21-S -1i0rs all are 111111111-1'i11g h1111' long Rip 'wil kle's 'al' ' 1 Q Af' ' ' - yez rs. t. 22--NY1' z1ll hope lJCIl'llJSCj' tlllllll feel 1 1' . e t. 23-llV2ll1Oll heats Young A1111-ri1'11's l1z1sel1z1ll -1111 9-11, tll2lt.S he 1 . Sept. 26-Blue M o111lL11'. t. 27-'l'1'sts!? Rev. Ri1'l1'11'clso11 talks to 1-1111 1'- age us. t. 30-l ' 's 11111111 H 'on ll '1 '. 'l'o111o1'1'1111' Illgllt. SI'll'lS. Oct. 25-' 'ests?l Rev. Ri1'l1'11'1ls11n gives t' '. Oct. 28- 1 1111 ' -'11 wins fru - 1- 111: 1' ' 'or 'es 1ir'1l1'1n1 11' ' Oct. 29- ' '1' xl 'i111, 1111l 11111-1-11 111 the high s1'l1011 . 11111- '. -' ' A11- ' 111-1' 'lllf Cl1'1rl111t1' K1s in : .- ' ' N - 111'st 'lllll sceo ' A lL'llIl'llll.'. 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N 13111 1 1 1 ., 11- 'll 5, 1 Q , lltljli'Sl.l'1.ll'N1'l'1l1 my ' ' 1 1 W 111 1.1 - 1 fs 1 1 -1 WM? -1' ke'--Q-1 4 iT11 s,,?' -M x, 'V iii Inliifliii ri filifilifi i7iiie iiit iffiii LQQQ lg5,Q!!-,!!!gLQ', A- -... .... .... . .--.----.....-..------ iii SF: ' T r - 'T Nov fgz ll' N i - I Nov. , - t ., R N W N 1 VNV i Nov l I N ' ' i ' . ' .. . b xv 'imtl X S ' It NX YF' .5 Nov l K X' Nov HEL!!! 4.2 .l!!L!!!' Ll:.!!!S!!!'-' ' '!!!L!!!LLii! !' !!!L. 53 !!!.U 5 EE' ill 1-Rev. Eshbaugh talks to lligh School. 'ii 4-VValton defeats Kewanna, 31-15. il 10-junior class play planned. 11--Armistice day program by High School. ' U ' P 14-Leonard VVidner tells of his plans to raise ii: :fl the efficiency of the Ford. III W . . fl- Q' f , 'ti sy W, ..- Nov. 15-Rev. Berry gives inspiring talk to pupils. lil is Nov. 16-Sun still rises in the east. and sets in K 41 5 2 11 1. v lg: the west. Russel Fitzer said this, but who thinks I r l ii Q Q al ' X' f' , ' A C I x i-9 255 ps., -' tl' 41' he would know that much. Nov. 17--julia lietz anounces new purpose for ft it qu 'lu All ' v education- Education prepares one to live with 'ip men. li ,t n:' ' , .gl tt. 'I' -gn IH' ll l ll I I4 l em gl ar I ll gl f ill? -- Nov. 18-VValton brings home a victory front tial- veston. Nov. 24-28-Thanksgiving vacation. All doctors are well prepared. nv 'U all 'll ,ti I-'P ti C. 1-- nnior class having the usual round troubles in practicing their play. Dec. 2-Bo betzner is seen writing a letter. We believe it is to Santa Claus. Dec. 7-Miss Kearns receives love letter from Loyda Vilbey Cnot intended for herb. Dec. 8-,lunior class play is given. Dec. 12-Miss Kearns decides to go to Europe for summer vacation. Dream: See England, France SXYltZ0l'l'lllCl, climb Alps go to Rome etc. etc. Total expenses 314250. c. 13-Vreat is the fall of the aireas es! Miss ' 'trns tincls that the Z' ' and believes that salary is too small for S950 trip. Dec. 15-Qchool starts Christmas Seal campaign. Dec. 16-Christmas is nearing. Russel Fitzer has started to be good all 'tt OIICC. Dec. 19-Severe cold of last night may explain the jnuior's lack of intelligence especially if brains were not well protected from the cold. Dec. 23-Christmas entertainment by whole school. Dec. 24-Christmas v'tc'ttion. - - -4- ,, 5' Q M MQ,sf ,A s. - . l p ,P --gf F X Q , '..' p Z' 'f gf:-v 1 , -V -5,5 Q 4' of .y nf S 020' - Lv S' J!!-l!! --l!! .!!-:...!!lL!!lL J- ily 17 1521. .u-cis . . .5 5-I .I QI' F: ':. Ili Ill If lt I rs Q. 51 tu. L1 'I v :': F: :SF r I. . tl if De J V of 5 E .Ii .a: - , E -' 3 1' -, 1 1 , IT' . 1 H 3 'il -: .. ' x ' II .Ei 4 - . gi EE f .' T'i .r' , - 'R I .., It I I :I lt ' c ' , ' -- , if' 'l . A ': 1 . ' ' ' iff - :' 1:1 . f . : ef De 1 ' ' . tl , y 1' lxe. . ' is '9 X W' . QI' Xe ht Q 'X l 'nn ':v 33 X X 'I' . s 'lat' E 1 it gg: , , ma- 1 X f ... .2 :lg Q .,, I 7 A sl . , Nh .L ff IE: .': - X 1-' : ' ' i wi 4 gf il its H f'.fq fl i f X iv ' i-i : . . fl! ll 1 u :F I-S .I' IT' I .T ' ,. xt ::: , A ,... - .... ,, .. 3 9,1 '-1 - 1'1-i2iief'.,iiii.!!i1tetuiielszzassss s!ei.i.-.nmem -. -ss! !!!.ee ' ' ' .. ' f . ' J' .l . rw- i jf ' rfb x L V V W N i ,, .f 3 S , -124' v 'gr f I 5' 'Ulmkiiel as 2 i ,. M Q I ' f 1' s 1 I z ex' G ll .it F If 01 I zu 1 t ' ' ri t f i W Q su. e' Q , , 1, or , K , , .pm 5 : sais xiii 1 :gag-1-351 -gr-iii sigi 5 it .iiiinuirs r iiiimj lftgii iiiagg-sag iiaizsmii iiiifiiiiuiviuii ima- siaam iii W.-- .....,.... --. --.- ----.-.-. .... ..,.... ---.-.---- ..-- -.- ....... -.---..-...,----.---.-.-..----.. - .. fi? li? JI: 2:5 :Rr . . 2:1 oi Jan. 2-Snow drifts too lugh for hacks to go :qi :ii through. No school. ,gg :Il Jan. 3-Another scandal. Dolly Umbarger wears a ten-cent diamond ring. jg: . ,. . u . ffl jan. 9- l. helma Spolm says her dimples are the re- :Eg :jg sult of angel kisses. Don't worry she'll find you Ili out, Forrest. Egg 2'i an. 10-Rev. lfshbaugh talks to the assembly. iii lil . Q 'J Jan. 11-Hoover says he has no reason for his ii! -Q style, of clothing, but comfort. joe Cotner asks it ti. why he is wearing that Red Hot necktie. :gg ' , . in 'si Jan. 12-Liarland Hallenbeck gets a long distant :gg Iii telephone call, warning him to put on his gif Hi heavies. Ill ID. N, , -it :-11' Jan. 17-Mabel l'ltZCl' just one year older today. 2:5 : ' She ntust be at least 12, although she acts as if iff Q .I she were only two. t ' Jan. 21-junior Class play given to horse thieves torganizationj. ggi U, , l , . v . 1-r ,. Jan. 24-lfal mer s Institute. X acationll Another fl- 1 'I' birthday. Surprise party on Dollie and Doris :gf '-'qi l lllnbarger. ii: 1:1 an. 25-Geraldine Flanagan gets her face washed TF! tl- . . . . i., tit tSenior girls and growing older.J ,za lg, Jan. 27-junior class entertained the high school with a radio program. They broadcasted 12 the final of the county tournament. 1.3: lbr I ' tsl Feb. 1-Two government officials from Purdue University gave a lecture and moving ggi 11 pictures on the European Corn Borer. l., 2:1 Feb. Z-Ground-hog fails to see his shadow. i I , ., If Feb. 7-l'arent-teachers meeting. gi, Feb. 9-W. H. S. Students go before camera as stars. iii i Feb. 14-Same ones produced on the screen. :Q Feb. 17fMr. Smith.and his eighth grade pupils : 'A if -1 - F EI. entertained the high school with a dialogue ' - ' i 5 5 E j, . 1 :Q named, The Importance of Science. S 5 Z 2' ' - S 3 ? - IE. iff Feb. 20-l'rot. Smith trying to Flirt with lfsther F ij l fr' Cronley, but she was asleep Cblue Mondayl. Q .. X 1,5 Feb. 21-School went in body to Christian Church. pf X I I 61 .11 ---' iii Feb. 22'-VVashington's birthday. Everybody cele- If :fr brates by lying-in bed. ', ' ,fi . f 4- Tj 1:2 :.f Feb. 23-Seniors made their will. They are not I ' -K' ' I A gi preparing to die. ,lust starting to live. H ! iii in gg! i ,, . . , 'A EJ Feb. 24-lhe seventh grade entertained the high Y V Z V. l U ' - t iii 1:2 school with recitations and piano selections. The ' X. ' N 4 gi! 'QS junior Llass gave a short play on Greek my- III i' thologv 19' X ' ' ' il s ' ' -iii -il Feb. 25-Prof. Hoover takes his antique Chcvro- N li? if let. four Seniors, and a copy of the animal to La- y W J ,Xi iii L1 fayette. All are guests at the Purdue and Wis- I Rx ii. 3-5 cousin Basket ball game. Hoover tries to sit J 2' ,gg with the Band, but he forgot his saxophone. ggi: F' Feb. 27-lloovervasked Jerry and Dolly to remain J ti after class. We are wondering why he picked !i l' the best-looking girls to talk to. Y Q? ggi X WN Feb.. 28-New book on report list. The VVinning K- Z Y fi I ,lilw ot Dorothy lxerlin, by VVayne Shirley. gg' I' .... --.-.--- .... - . .... - -. . - - . . -l .foil jii .iiiC-Tin-gig-LQ jiQliiQQ, .gag .ili ''igi.iiuQQ'QjQifiiQ-' - I-.lgl!!!!.-J' 'll! '!llL2'2.'l!!:1l!: 'lf' I 1' l ttfltlu S ik ltl will f ' , V. ifjgf. C ll ii if . ,f'! il Z S Y f Q 1:41410Si.rf,Il-Him' 2 XM, X: x 4 H .f' ' , ll ,. , , V 1: . . V KYLE., -V -fu if -.: ' V ll if-ff' llxli k.-V li . cg-.. gli ?fe!Qi'.lQ!i L E1!!!Z!!!Cf??QiQ:i!!iLE Eiiigiiin.!i!t.!9iiL:i!Q!-.iiiJi!! , iiiitiairjsiii f iii- in- Lain:-iii 7l.ili'1- , -.-- 4- . 4lI 4ll 4:. 44 . ,. - .. i ll ' VI' I ... .1 4: 1.4 'li 1 . li I .4 1 -1 .-v .. 1-5 ,- .l' ll' ul! 'l b .. i 1 I ti t 4:- .gt ... ei . I I. -It 44 . it . I I 14 t In 'I il' ,, , Ill , , . i i , . 1 i 4 1 1 4 a J4 4 t B ig- :ji F. Mar. 1-Senior class ordered invitations for com- if A :M , ' 'A 'Y ' +3 , mencement. gl! E A 3 5 - . .QC 5 5 5 ' Mar. 2-The Senior class sponsored a program for gif - E. ---li ii the high school. Mrs. Campbell gave several H! .i 1 . .. .Ei - 7 , ,ii readings. Mr. Parker of lerre Haute gave a -tt 14 we' 'l-fc ...W,,,v very inspiring talk to the students concerning Q! 2 , l our basket ball team. 1 : .4 Y ,W-, 'gy B' ' 'f Mar. 4-Joe Cotner, our romantic senior boy, got ji, home early this morning from taking his weekly -1 I! Q' ' K f- N-- -t, X T' .Q . ' V X lesson under the auspices of the grade teacher, .fl Marie ff f, kjli etp a Fl? if tbl- - FAA My we Spohn. Mar. 5-Basket ball sweaters ordered for our hon- players. It -lr li I .., I.: iq- -1. t ,g L Mar. 6-Senior class play books arrive. A linll eu House. The cast is chosen, Mar. 8-A distant sound as of something breaking... He calm! lt was only the study spirit. , , . Mar. 9--Senior play practice begins. . Mar. 12-Some mystery around school. Nobody 1 i knows it but Lucile Rush and she won't e . , Mar. 13-More news on the mystery, Mar. 1 -Still more, and still not o it. Mar. Mar. which is not yet out. - iood-rye, mys ery. . cie :'ys s - won' - . -it 4 4 16-Miss Kearns room is established as a study hall rn the noon hour. - Mar. 30-Noel IXebelung received a dun from Mrs. VVendling for porch swing, r'1t'1l. id , yon notice! 'Nlargtret meets him at the corner now. ril 1-April Tool! ! . April 2-llverybody settles down as far as pos- siblt for the grind of the l'1st month of work. April 7--jnniorfSenior Reception. April 11-Newspapers tell of xarious little things such 'ts automobile accidents and the like. Noth- ing., else stirring. ril .- ' ' . Thirteen! ! Examination! ! Notice! ! Senior Class play! VVanted: New sions. April 14-Class play repeated. April c ay April they that cr'1m for they shall not Hunk. had 'ill appearances of a funeral. April 20-l 'irting scenes. Wise and otherwise. 15-laaccalaureate sermon. That last Sun- 17-lreeeding examinations. Blessed are !!!- ..!!!.!!!lL.:l!!'.!!!'LQ2-5!!lL!!!-:.-.!!l!!!!---: '!'! ll in '- - - ,xy .1 IVY 10 oi Q, ' nn ' . -6y.,,. A 5 I, X Q Page Qmrcnty il , , li ii ' M lie 'E i i 1 P? Z ' i:I .. -ly :Ei f X 17 u r i'1 2' ' I -:' i . V4 1' si: t N :I il ' fi FE - V is 4 l af I, 15 C l t I u l sax he t tell E! up , Y r I' ' ' i ' - Y ei . ll , lg, A , 1, - I: 'PI I' 55: i Ll r v i 1 gr 'gl ,:: Ap 4 ' , l L Vt 5 ' : 4 4 N as '- ' f ' ' t fx :5 'l- f 9 j i'i Ii, l , I I 1: 1 Y i 1 v ' A A . . - lr 1 ! i E' 1 J - :gg ' A , I It l! All li l'r1daS! ! i I M I Ei! - 1 N 2:2 EEL words to add to preceding list of fateful expres- il' 4 5 N ':' i:i 334 2 li i 5 x u i 1 y ', I K K i If ,UV 'Et D ' T 1 ' . f ix L ' : J 4 , A ' ,gl I 1 , , I ' V IE' ' 5 11 : X ill . 4 i., in ' iq ' ' ' - I n I n 4 I' T7 l HI V. ' 1 xt .. 5' . sr I- . l KX. ,i 4 4' li 5 -ki . A 'f'rif57:7, r A -Q 6 1 .3- ..-V i N V - ...' ui W A1 x f ' 'Qs-. 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H u u an un nur nu nu u Ill I iiibigii 'QE!HX.Q.iii I I , I THE CANDLE fr l ,ii Quality Aluminum Ware At Right Prices - A ln it A - f , A- ' ,.,,- - iw, P' Us - W W5 I ll llillllll I sl T F X ll X if ,M l' I Lf ,, x i -' iz, K' A +!, :V+ -L 'L We EEU U ' ' il gil ' A i Gas. Wood and Coal Stoves Wood and Coal Ranges Gasoline, Electric PAINTS, SEEDS HARDWARE AND FARM EQUIPMENT MARBURGER BROS. ig Corner Fifth and North Sts., Logansport, Ind. if We Deliver Phone 399 4 FOLLOW THE BUNCH We1nand s Lunch , V Logansport Phone 570 l f N I' ,A,, K , I I I Ill Ill Ill ,n .1 A w as PIlg6qC1!'7fjt -fx. . ig I I - : fo jif 1 il ' 7 tl ll I r 3, I! I Ill .ll ll I ll ll ll I I ll I I Ill Ill L ll! lllu : it 4 Mtg' R svx , -Wg . X if T . A K A , if lfiiflzih xiii , D0 A 0 I 4 ' k2 L1 X af f' -tix' ,jf ,A W -f xk Q, - . K S1 'Z jx, inf if Q Q14 zfigxivgif-gggjff I II I I I III I I 1:'!!!,'!!!.-'J.!!!.'!!!J.HJ!!''l! ---I QI Ill lll'5l5i'lVll I -vm Ill I l ll ll 1 1 :fr THE CANDLE ' uw ,. Y ssl p I ' I ll' I I n .:. JT' f L' I 3,1 o o o I C E o 0 o Ii? 1 I 3 fi . ll fa How well do you know I.. ll: vg- i 73? I your Ice Company? - Walton s lce supply comes from a government lnspected plant at W C Routh SL Co Cliff Drxve Logansport Better Ice Purest Ice ,- I , . I I I ' I ll ll ll ., '- il ' 1 - l 1 I- I I I : O O O I I I ll. ll, : ' ' fi: - I, 1:2 Y si, ii: :I ll: fl Jil ' 'll : , rn fi. 'il 5 + :if Il 3: I I I 1-F ... 1'I ,. I I 'I 1-1 I ll' H2 ll, I 1.1 , .C I ll A. I 'lr I if uk as - e z . , vl fl 1 I lll In :JlIIw!i!'.n ll ll III III I I III III iiQ77,f'.iii3iiiQ I 'll27'1li!iQll!lJ- III Tffillli I 'I U J V F xv s J X xu l I - Ca - JI' Qhlkey Shlrl y Phone, Walton 30-A2 A fl Q X, ft '12, '.:':e- fri ' . ' ' ' J ' in W 4 1 lhlfff t y y f34NV!Q,L H 1 l'fl!l12S1,'v1'1ltH lh Y If ff P if , mp W ,4 1, 'S 5 A-N ,Q 4g i iQe-If, J' .LW ,, if s - es- A I---N ee seem-- -I fm :lglggggglqf ll lllf Ill Ill ll Ill I lLlg:!l!i!!ll. f.-III . t v .... -.-.U 5 .. n 'l, I THE CANDLE ff in .ii W . ' I . jig .5 , .. . g. 1: ,-u ,Xi l 1 N , 1 , Walton Motor Co. jg . Lincoln-Ford-Fordson , Nd Crue Universal can I Authorized Sales and Service fy r ,Im ,gl Phone 27 WALTON, IND lr' .1 -L GREENSFELDER BROS The latest ln Young Men s Styles Everythlng for the Hugh School Boy We feature Learbury College Clothes Come m and see them 315 Market St Logansport, d P A Phones . Bus. 1644K , 5 Res. 2428Y l rf WOODLING GARAGE DEWEY WOODLING Prop Auto Repalrmg o , Oldsmobile and Hupmoblle Service - f Fifth and Hlgh Sts Logansport Ind ja. 'If Q ll? I lane QCUC7 ty-four 27 np X p ' - -K K, 'PI- ' ai I ll II . , . . I . In . I ' T '.: is. F' 1-' ' :: SE 'E U 9 ' , .I I ' ' . , - - EE I , I l :T - , I I I xx n:f :' j I rt III I I ll I I I I I I II: E In -nu g Y 1 Al 2 A Y E15 F ' 'U lk Aft A I I Wk I ? Q N WI 1 , 1 2 , I X - n '74 2 I 4 1 U1 F V 244 Xvxxl f ' MK 5 ' Q A rv e, ,,A. ,v,g -45 .-,f '1 -Hi - P 'f '4..,1b.. ff F ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' U 'll !.'!!!.'1:!!!:!' ll I nl giQi.ifj!!!f!!!1jQgljlgjiu vi: THE CANDLE .. ' Logansport's Oldest and Best Department Store ' Mail Orders Catering to the V I Mother's Store Grandmother's Store - Why 1-X Not Your Store r. .!l ,gii . O O W 1ler SL W ISC :Qin NI N Q O I-1 :x P W :s a. U5 o '4 M Our New Store Policy J ustifies Your Patronage Our recent New York connections enables us to syndicate our purchases with 65 of the leading Department Stores in the country- which assures our patrons- Quality Merchandise at the Lowest Possible Prices When you think of Shoes thlnk of SCHWIER S 413 Broadway LOGANSPORT IND CAREY S GARAGE Towing and Wrecking Service Acetylene Welding and Machine Work Battery Charging and Repairing General Auto Repairing Phone 39' WALTON IND 4-. ll' ll. ll, .1- f. ll -1 1. lu I ,nn 1 l. 'll 1 .W 4 ,, 4 n n 1, 'Uv I-. 'I lv .-, I I lb l I Pnyr QM ent!!-fire 33 if 'V f Y ' n ' : 2 L - ' it J I 4 ' - -I , I I I 1 Yi? iii :ag i, ' ' if I! in 9 ' . ll :ll 'Q 1 ' ' ll' I l 'ji I '5- .JE 'FE 9 ' ,:l N 72 an 'll - 1 M ' .g!!f i'.'3'ii lil Ill Ill Ill ll' Ill lil-1?-'iiiiiiihgf nn Ill iil 1,nii2 11igiif.-aim?-iii iii' -aiizin , 'ii' U lg th 2 M' . ff 5 W W fl lb' p i n 4 ' 'X il - , v f Eff ,wwf BM- Asgx l h 'X 'QNX ' TA Ci . X - V ll, 'r vi f U in-if 'ff l'f:ll,fdf ,K ' ii 'L' Q 5 Iwi, 'ff Jfic' , A A -flsziiibj' i ' ' Q--c- A iid.-iiqigf if'ifiiif?ikin ng I Ill n r ll ll un l In an uafgliig-.iii ' l I -, ,,,, A ,A,, ,.,- , U, -- ---.-- THE CANDLE I I Highest Lowest Quality Prices 3 525 TAYLOR'S GROCERY Dealer in N Fancy Groceries and Merchandise fi Real Nut Oleo Larabees Best Flour Kiddie Knead Bread 1 ALWAYS FRESH A Phone 34 WALTON IND I Four per cent on Certificates of Deposits Savings Accounts Solicited THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK LOGANSPORT IND Oldest and Largest . Resources--Four Million Dollars T 3 I . . 4: lei FLANEGIN HARDWARE Co. 'L Qs' FF . 'af la 9 ' I ll I ll I ll I Ill lllk: lla lllu El rr I X l , I 1 ,L lv Everything in Hardware ' ' 310 Market St A LOGANSPORT IND F an , , s u -n ll un nu nn ng n n Y 475 - - .A ., -V V., 5' 171 ll' hw syn Q4 I 4 A L fa 'B hi, gg, u 'y' ' Page Seventy-sta' ' ' -P+- A Twist?-E -N N' L, .. grief?-F r --:Z-gif -Q. was-QQ. .,! n I u u u l n illl lu Ill wiiify - iii :Et T H E C A N D L E ,gg I 1 ! DEWEN TER . . . THE HATTER Stetson Hats-Dobbs Hats and Caps Holeproof Hosiery-Men and Women 'gt Interwoven Hose ': Arrow Shirts Hartmann Trunks-Brief Cases Luggage of All Kinds BROADWAY AT FIFTH on the corner LOGANSPORT IND THE DINNERWARE STORE 23 patterns to choose from All open stock-Buy as you llke Call and look costs mx THE BOSTON STORE Blue Front-I Oppenheimer 8: Son ' Fourth Street LOGANSPORT IND ' Walton HALL S GROCERY phone - n A Regal Store 31'A2 J I Fancy Smoked Vegetables Men s Crosley 'e Grocerles Meats ln Season Furmshmgs Radios lt came from Hall s Grocery lts guaranteed A fY-D 4 7 Y I ' m In ' ad JU J is ' ' EE :ze 1 1 5:5 1 d. ' ,, ,, ,j , :Fi - u Q o s o If ' ' ' '55 .O , ,.... . -..,... A L- .iii w M !,..,:,, ...Y-1-ngngggg-U I ll ll I l -gggfp ggggl, U-. , lx I! 5 511 of f' . rl , I w w f fl 1 ll s L um ,X ,ff N6 T., rl ' ,f R X '14, L f 1 lux A,,,s O O g,,,, l O at of , ,E wo! f A 1 f2 -ie- ... K 2. ' 'R 63:5 ' mm' -: g L s:.z,,,...kv!v-' ' Lf- , E N , V f tj' . 1 JI XV E Q f fe fy' 54 Aw..-W J 'MX , U 'LJ' f Ill Ill lllf Ill Ill THE CANDLE 5 KELLER S CUT PRICE STORE T' Home of Honest Values '- Clothing Shoes and Ready-to Wear . WATTS BROS ICE CREAM CO 2 Mfgs. of . 109-113 Flfth St ' Phone 58 LOGANSPORT IND Beck s Battery Shdip Standard Oil Products and Accessories Presto-Llte Batterles A ' The battery wlth a backbone ' Backed by a frlendly servlce I I I Aa F 1: 1 . as , ZF , Ai Q fl THE CREAM OF CREAMS U C, . 7 .2 ' gin ' , ' . .W I , . H. If. WALTON IND . . Beckley Phone 29-A3 xr E51 in 'f I - lliiiiivi-'V 9 I I Ill I ' 'njll l!lQ',Ail! g-qqjwg -Z7 TE. '-IX? S E115 af - Ia. ,4 1 lk XZ! ,N , i in 2 .Q I G 17? tbl, x P 1 Se Cnty-eight ' f ASQ 1' 1-1, o -f ' f . gf Fifth and Broadway LOGANSPORT IND g ul Ill Ill ll l 1 1 III -- A ,A - -,- . . I Ill Ill Ill l l Ill ll I Ill lg!-un..-tint. ,mn nl , ,-- ,, ---I ...Y. . ,- -N THE CANDLE G 99 3 G O C'- 5 e-r N4 1 e-r 99 1-1- fD W 9-7 5 W' Welton, Indiana Qggegfc- J-f Capital and Surplus, S40 000 00 -- Strength 1 . Courtesy ' Aggresslveness Conservatism DIRECTORS O. P. Erbaugh O. B. Ferguson H. E. Martin E. M. Evans . !'s77' 5 F4 F-1 4 N 5 ID THIS BANK DOES ALL THAT A GOOD BANK DOES AND DOES IT WELL. USE US FOR ALL YOUR BANK- ING NEEDS. MEMBER OF WALTON COMMUNITY CLUB AND WE BOOST WALTON COMMUNITY. iii Aullfliiq Uiifiil' 'f3'iii'iii7 'iii'iii lll liffzjii-'ill Ill ll 'iii,ill .., up tl. lu 'lc I., ,1- V.. K. .I '. 1 4 1 I' I of - 1 ,. 41' I Oscar Miller. C. W. Zollman f' fa? ' Q Q W 1 IN 'I ff : fl N If Q 2' Y Q? Y W J X Q3 y Q' XX -14 ,D il' LGR-i '--LT' C::A 1 'Lani' Y Qi VA,--WEA-1 331 fi i .1 fi 'g xwxv ' X -A il,- :A ik l Ii V ff , '19 '--' ,X 'f QW, 21 -1 ll ' ji ' 6 i s Z .vin X iw? ff? figf O Ill Ill lllf Ill Ill I ' in J.LV.Ae.L!!l ' ' D 1 .l' -gl lf ., . THEN CANDLE hi ,l. :Hb . I . . .,, tar Laundr Eire Dry Cleaners 5:2 li 's . iii The Laundry Does It Best! ggi RHODES Sz BISHOP fAgentJ LOGANSPORT INDIANA F M Evans Evans EVANS FUNERAL HOME you are in need of sympathetic service we re- ' spectfully ofler you shelter With every homelike L comfort and refinement ' , We attend to every detail of your momentary 2 needs-Relieve you of all worry and anxiety We have had many years experience. Your Wishes will be carried out with care and understanding. Phone 40 up n an lu Ill ....A - L. Vllild I 3 I I I . . L. A. : IF .:: - . 5 iii ' :af 22? -- if ' 'I L . 'I I, t XF - I ,I l ll ll I Ill lui ln nlu E' ,kj lk Q f I 1 S l Q ' Page Eighty Q- New- -ig tgf-r,,,,s,,--13,Lrg-xmmsfs-ia-cgcnuq. u lu Ill ll l lll Ill nl Ill Ill Ill lll ln Ill an jQg!Q1iijfj5jQ!jfi!!1fgQgjgjjiggy 'ie , V. ll? iii iii 'L T H E C A N D L E ' EEE -1 ii . Walton Elevator Co. , Incorporated lla I iii 1 EF? capital stock 030,000.00 Fully Paid . , Buyers and Shippers of All Kinds of :' ' Grain, Seeds, Wool and Live stock I, . 'li H Also Dealers in ' 35? Q53 gag Flour, Feeds, Fence, Tile, Coal :It , Ill 'f in 115 4, 1 1:2 Eli fi Hardware and Implements 39 5:5 52 552 ' Office Phone 17 Hardware Store Phone 21 Ei J. M. Deniston, Mgr. WALTON, IND. A j.f gi , li im 2 if ll ,l lg I5 '7:5!!'!'i'.'5 ii,!i!, Ill ll' ll' lil ll' 'i!1Q7f'fii7iii7 ll' ll' U' I f?'i! E'!!l:fl2!llf !F..-,N !il iii Wxxj , RAM gi ?y ' ' lk My W f My 4d 1- , is ' , I Pu, Cltlhllt -0110 , V l 1 41 I ly 2 7 I V If -, M . 1 N ,A '10, f f , .0 . 6 1,-0 , ffl, V' -Aa..i,' 000 f l il , ,Teri 0 for 11? 0 ll Ill lllf I I ll I I fl n l, ,v 1,1 THE CANDLE TIC E. NEFF sl Co. 131 Books-Stationery-Music Sporting Goods If z Logansport, Ind. -I Phone 318 317-319 Fourth sm. 1-A DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS ZOOK BROS 524 North St Phone 830 Logansport Ind MOHLMAN S Jewelers and Opticians Watch and Clock Repalrmg a Specialty 404 E Broadway Logansport n A D SHIRLEY GRAIN SEED and COAL -- Fone 13 V s , X' P g E'ghty-tw O , . 9 . , 1 a. U : 152 ul 1 'll II 1. 'L :I 0 o I 9 as n ZF E Zi il e P, 1:-Y . l -Iii-i if -1 ji' 5Qfug ggi-I V .1 f ,U xxx wg 145- H, T FL '-4 X4 Y 'J 1 url' . I Y XXLX - 1 1 FIS- V '11, A N EW 'l ' vqqzlvidio 1 Q ' VW, Xxx 1 ,-O YN ' ,G 5 gf a e 1 o :ff 6 C 1 N g. ' ,, -X X ggi!!-:1-:!! ' I ll I n I u Ill lu Nlll Ill lll H gl L I I THE CANDLE . I I 99 Pi V1 i0 5 UQ e-r O I5 e-r C Q- i0 O Officlal Photographer or THE CANDLE When You Thmk of Photographs Thmk of Us ' ' btudlo at 421 Flfth Street -. Phone 509 f - x K 51 J f Wu! X' Fjt ...f .ll I I I ' I I lt . 1 J l 11: ' :ll 32' 12? 3' sl! In 12, I 'I ':, fil ll' fl: 5 . . ' . , ' '55 nl f f WI JJ! 1 I- :5, 'lf 5 ,H . . ,. , , X I' 1 . 1' ft jf? mi 'i f- Qt 2 J fn . .. ,,,,, ,. ..,,.. 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D Logansport's Largest Department Store Merchandise when it s new At prices youll be pleased to pay CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS The Kind You Want THE WM GRACE CLOTHING CO Logansport Indiana Tk F- .gs- 'mwa I BELL S RESTAURANT At Stlffy s Lunch youll find the Bunch that gets Ice Cream Soft Drinks Candles and Home Cooked Meals W P BELL WALTON Q Page E'-fhty-fo 1' I I I . . , . ' 7 I ' ' il: 'li :IS ' iss l ' 9 3 l n ll - - ! 9 I : x fl. I: 'iq ll u un un n n n I l I l ll n In nu! --. -nu 1 I N 11 i Qi' R fkj X if A - ,il kk iv? - w i' I O l N, X ISM 1 G Y yi? 3 1 ll u Tf' - 1 Wg, 5 SL 'Z - K ,Q il-29 43' isa' ' -,J ':z.,,1..SQ-11: 1:5 -- K. Ill I Ill Ill lll Ill Ill u wiiii - ' 1. N. I an lv ll .H V., ,.. l -1. 4ln THE CANDLE h 155 . A HuH:II1HH,S WALTON CASH STORE V609 IF YOU DO NOT TRADE WITH US ? WE BOTH LOSE MONEY 1 Phone 36 Walton Egw I ww U Egg ' ga' '. QGWP' -l2'jj!e'p.if5El5i.!i! .,,, ! I nu ll ln ll ln ul ,gn n nu 'j'7jjgj'.g , nil- 'g l' F711 , W 5 , f WW - Wi! Z K, T., W U, PJ1EJht11fie ,I g X4 1 I dx I ff ff , 151' ' x f,X'1' , f if ' f T V '. all lll lllf ul Ill III I I II I I I . 1 Al' 'll .V THE CANDLE :if I . Y . , ' u 1 . W . 2 If 3 1'l .I. H 1. . 4f! is Men of refined tastes and keen -5 AF' .,4. judgement buy their clothes at 'fgi I Vp lla il Bailey's 1:5 Complements of STANDARD OIL f WALTON T1 Qi 1927' 28 CHAS OLMSTED Agent - V I ll ll ul e .,..I 3 Page E ghtu sim S1 ips. l ' CO ' O ii. II! In I C' v 15' . I 1 I lr eel -5: ,ll -:. 12' - 2 .,.. , ft I n ' 9 u 2' I Xt I:, I' ' J, u u nn 1 I qu l I u ll a n n ll! Ill: u- m n ff J K- U I I I A ' 'I' Qxk A 0. fix -,'!e. xv, 5 igqfl 'W It f 'sw Q t Qis 1 2 ' 4 - ' IV 5 ff X. I T 2, Q5 ','..' 1 QX Q f ESQ, -2 I !,,13!g3g,!!!,55 Ill Ill Nlll Ill ul ' 4 ll ll m w THE CANDLE .ll '51 Compliments of G. cARUso Sz co. Wholesale Fruit 81 Vegetable Co. :lr 24: ll 'C- IE Telephones: 550 Res. 2154-K. EEL A ROY KOFFEL, D. C. I Q 1 CI-IIROPRACTOR Graduate of Palmer School of Chiropractic li Stettiner Bldg., 513W Broadway LOGANSPORT, IND. u 'I O. W. SHIRLEY MEAT MARKET Fresh Home Killed Meat at All Times A Oysters and Fish ln Season 2 Goon QUALITY 11 Phone 45 ROY JOHNSON S CAFETERIA W T LOGANSPORT OF COURSE T g Compllments of if ' DR BAKER OPTICAL CO -I Where Logansport Gets Her Glasses , ' Phone 528 'g T DR L E FAIR w ' DEN TIST 3 Hours' 9-12 - Barnes Bldg. Room 203 Logansport, Ind. ' ' - TQ-1,1 oi - ' ff,-i,,., lll ll I ,,,s .,, ,,,, .- o.,. . 51151 J ,B v V F ghly' 2 Z, I . . , I I .. ll Il 58 la: I I. ll I , I Q P ll' H2 '-D 5: If! 15. 'az as ' 1 S I. Ii -55 za: - :if ii 1:s 1 JI! v 0 e ' ' I ,. n :HJ ' l -v . . , gi .'I 22' . . . E I l ei '53 T . . N . . : 1 5 , , F. if Nw ' UC J ' ,I 1: j 4 ':' nun all bun :ll l l l ll l 1 I I u i77',3 i 3' ' , li: Rv gl-' N! le ,f , I X b 'lk jf, X w 5?-J iquf k ,V-4 h. I 1' A I H. 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