Warrensburg High School - Arrow Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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I PUPJLIJHED BY 11-15 fmnou cum OF wAnnEx1fBuucf H J VOLUME XIV EnnonlNcH EF MFwnLuAM.r Q32 .I '1 4 ' isufunfff MANAGEQ .J.J.MAYEmJ' yi 0,5 0 FGFIELUOHD WFHMlbJElMAYlEE'TEl2Il2E- WMZMSEM I GNIF CANT YIA2 UF VJEZNTIXCTVITY P ROUMC-IZNFVENTMND P-EMAN'lFD ZNDIHIPQ ASIDQEIENIT THQ I95llll22fJLJ DEDICFHTION IYMXFZENDIEVEDIMINEFUL UF ULD lBEfTllNfEl2EfTJI IPM MANllbJHUJ'E EHAI2 ACTED W-XNU IP EUCNMTY MAVEJWUNUMENT IIN UID IHEAIZU WC UQEJIZEEINYUUNQ INUYHE EEN UD YBLMI IUEDICME Q HEMIZUN ' 51 WEHUlWEQfH? WEWQWW GE F CONTEN ADM NIITIZATIO M NJ'ENIlOll I-IIC-I JUNIIOIL HIC-1 A-HLETICJ' DDAMNICJ' AND M HUMOR ADJ' 7 TI' N JJ' IC A: P249 5 T i. ,LL fL -, A Eg3'.?Q:fi: 5112.334,1tjg.11.fgA ljxi 1 11 N 11 1 2 L1- P1 D5 E Z m 1 bd 1 11 1 TJ Q I L-4 1 E W 1 'W 1 3 , O L ' t 1 E 1 1 I 1 1 Z 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E V X1 117 if? 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R -223 BOARD OF EDUCATION F. L. MAYES, President VV. E. SUDDATH MRS. JOE E. BELT J. I. MOORE MRS. H. O. DAVIS CHESTER CASSINGHAM L. C. GORE, Secretary 1 F 2 . . i, k t c 1 x 1 - L C A 1 r .. 3' 1 Q 3 11: 2 - ARHGVV JOHN 14 X KN HOX PllllC11D 11 ot XX lll0llSblllg High School B S 111 C611f,12Ll MISSOHTI State Teachers College WaTlS11SbL11g Mo Longratulatlons and best w1shes to the student body and the tacnlty on the complet1on ot another yea1 Du11ng thlS year the1e has been much ot pleasule and plofit VVh1C11 IS worth lememberlng I hope th1S book Wlll se1ve as a lecord ot h1gh school days wl11cl1 w1ll become 1n 41-ea 1ngly dear to you as the yea1s 1011 by JOHN E VAN HOY P11nc1pal 14 DH ARD Bla -11'l 1 Supc I llltl ndent ot H l,llLllhblllg' Public Schools Ph B Un1ve1s1ty ot Chlcago My message to tl1e students t VVarrensbu1g Hlbll School IS Know your school and some ot the tlungs tor Wh1Cl1 It stands and st11ves to ac comphsh You should know that 50111 hlgll school 1S tullv accredlted w1tl1 thnty and one halt d,D1l10V9d unxts of work that g1aduates ot the WdllP1lSbl1Fg H1gh Sehool ale entltled to entex as treshmen WlthOllL examlnatlon any college 01 un1ve1s1ty belong1n to the Nolth Centlal Assocl LUOI1 ot Colleges and ITIIIVQISIUSS You sl1ould know that your school bes1des teachmg those subg cts Wh1C1l have to do w1th knowledge and cul tune also trles to leave w1th 1tS stu dents ldeals ot molahty and f1t1zen Shlp wlnch w1ll help to make ou1 comrnun1t5 state and nat1on come to 1 the safeguald ot the NHt101l EDWARD B+ATTY Supt Q! .45 Page Elex en ,Z N X 1 ' ' 'W YY Y T A ' JA , ,, .' 2 1 , . ' 12 ..1 - . A I ' ,'- . ., ' . D D . 4 - I O' . 'U 1 ' U . ,, . I y . ' 1 1 ' 1 my y . ' - ' ' 0- , 5 . 1 . '. ' ' V C 1 ' 11' ' I Y 1. . 1 .S . Q y V . I 1 . - . Y . Q ! J a closer 1'eal1zat1on that Education 1 1.3 ,, . . I W I1 1.4 , . . V I . ' 1 YL Y 1 J. 4 t. .2 , fa ..A 1 ' A. ., B. . ' Ed., 0. . . ! ! ' , . . , . -' ' , . , . V I ' - . . I, . . I - iq. - an ,. -. . . .. 1 ' 4 , mb, , .. . , 'I I . , I . - 'L 1 xl: Q' f fy ,1 ' A 1 J .fx Q . Y 1 Ni. X, sJ' 5- , 1 gf' 1 f vf' J fflyfv' J B - 1 9 3 1 '3 B 7 J .:. ZX R H -::: ' 4 FACULTY Ji . DIEARIJ UADIPIQIELIA Science B. S, in' Ed., State' Teachers College Warreiisburg, Mo. MARGARET GORRELL English , A. B., Missouri Valley College, l Marshall, Mo. A. M., University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. l MAX G. GRAF . Manual Training 5 B. S. in Ed., State Teachers College, I Warrensburg, Mo. ',5 . i BIARGUERITE VAN RIETER N, Art A lg B. S. in Ed., State Teachers College, l V Warrensburg, Mo. J l ESTHER MORRIS English and French B. S. in Ed., State Teachers College, Warrensburg, Mo. VELBIA LOFKARD Mathematics ,Q N B. S. in Ed., State Teachers College, Warieeiisburg, Mo. X LELAND KENNEDY , Coach , B. S. in Ed., State 'ide ers College A L Warrensbu 0. ' if ' Ai 3 A JE J U OTT RYB 'R ' n s. and L. ' B. S. in Ed., State Teachers olle A NVarreusburg, Mo. -,W HELEN HARRISON ' 1 f I Music I jMusic B., Lindenwood College, J St. Charles, Mo. 7 xl1lLLEN MARKXVARD if 1 Librai-fan State Teachers College, l Warl-ensbu1'g, Mo. Lmibrary School, C. A. C., L wfmgwk ,,,,, W, L ,sqm-HM Y 1 , Fort Collins, Col. - ., , iw F to 'i' . . 3 I A 0 l ni .L ... ,,, A ' 'J 13'r-Twelve H 1 9 3 1 7 VERA FISHER - - ARROW 3 FACULTY f if EDITH FAITH Home Economics B. S. and B. S: in Ed., State Teachers College, VVHI'1'G11Sbl11'g, Mo. T STELLA KALLENBACK History B. S. in Ed., State Teachers College, WVa1'1'ensburg, Mo. l 1 l l JUANITA VERNAZ English and History w B. S. in Ed., State Teachers College, 2 Warrexlsburg, Mo. ' , ls I i I . GEORGE w. YoUNGf Commerce 7 B. S. in Ed., State Teachers Colle VVa1'rensburg, Mo. 5- X I l l l NELLIE STERLING Science B. S. in Ed., State Teachers College, . Warrensburg, Mo. l f BENTON SUMMERS Malthemat-ics B. S. in Ed., State Teachers College, Warrensburg, Mo. DOROTHY ROSS Physical Eflucatio l B. S. i11 Ed., State Teache 1 Warrelisburg, Mo f Stenograplxer Gem City Business College Quincy, Ill. l Chillicothe Business College, ,N Chillicothe, Mo. 1 l W 1 DON ESSIG ' Band and Orchestra American Conservatory of Music, Chicago, Ill. i l B- -- ..,. . l r 5 ' .1 ' A ::' 9 ':: g 1 3 1 Page Thi1'teen2 THE ARROW STAFF Editor in-Chief Murray Williams ...,........... lVIary Frances Mattingly ..... ..... A ssistant Literary Editor James Mayes ..................... Mardelle Estes ..... Bill Stockton ,... Rube Oglesby ............ Dorothy Jones ............. Mary Carolin Krohn Robert Mayes ..,...,.....,. Genevieve Wood .... Bill Foster ........... Ailene- Fitch .......... John S. Hollyrnan .. Dorothy Todd ......... Business Manager Assistant Art Editor Advertising Manager Sports Edi.tor Assistant Art Editor Treasurer Art Editor Assistant Literary Editor Joke Editor ........,..... S6CI'Gt8.I'Y Literary Editor Snapshot Editor .J sg, W Pago Vl'tYJLl1'lQ43T1 1 93 1'f1 ,. it X- 1. I, I !'N. S, I 'MM f , 1,' I x ffvjti '! ff 1 I I I 1' J I x rg ' 'ff Agllzovv 'J ' ,1 I. J V' ' 4' l j'S!gmOR CLASS 1 f E , 'ap J gi jim I I K' A' jj W lxjfv 8 X ' I v l H X N John S. Hollyman ..... Mary Carolin Krohn ..... Rube Oglesby ............ Rozelle Higgins .... Jack Brown ...... CLASS OFB ICLRS V .:9:.:.:.:.. K .... l NL ..AAAAA 2 Q J X, Q , rw A ,M X W! X 1155? N 7 XX fx M! 3 - V S5 Z xx? ' 5' fl Li' yfiss, f ji' Vxfgff ,, , ,. ,f f .- 1f .,f ,,' X A, , lg , Xxx x2 YV ffl f ' rw YQ CW' f vw: s ' VWQ Q N 4, W yy .,, X V- .... .Egg W f, - 'A ae - Wy, , N- ,Wy V, gg, p x L f 'V -WU Fx ' f 'Z-ff' 5 x , 3 x V ff XS Y :gli ,N Sm 1 A fx E 1 12. 45 X : A-1 4' N g:5a5a5afa5a5f5a.:g5as.-.a, A ,,,..,:,. N 5? : f f . f ' ff r X x. - VI ,z . 'N x f fm 1 , ga X as X f E Za img ' ZA I my rv, 4! 1 4, k W, 0 X-iwxgv ww x 4,,, Mom -,,,N, .W ,V HAZEL E. RYBURN p S Tage Slxteen U 1 Q 3 1 :naw ,. ,W ,,,,,, 1 ' ' . . f W .Mt ii W, ff K f , 2 ,w few wwf? 'wi 7 fl: 4 is ff 'J ff., M5 - x li z l frm' KAN' A- 6 i 1 V, . - - ,I 1 Q f A 112 R fil'f5?if' f V .14 J. y A ---- If-7 ,off A N -sgkvkf VWMX AVb bQ'JJN MA RGA R ET A LSBU RY Her hair is not more sunny than her smiles. Enfered '313 Tigerettes '31: Operet- ta '31, HAZEL BATfL A kindly smile to all she lent but on her school friends it was bent.' Secrefary Freshman Class '283 Glee C'ub '29. 2 Vi v M1 5557 'RAGNER BOYD gi He has an ambition as high as his zigiy stature' E jf Junior Play '303 Operetfa l30. '311 fiiff Basketball '30, '31g Track '29, '30, '31L f41'Yll0l' Play. ' TH 4 LQ, ' v-J ADA BERNEICE BROVVN A ' riff Cute, clever and full of fun. 4 'fi Vice-President Freshman Class '28. A. .lunior Play '30: Track '28: Tigerettes f '30g Latin Club '28g Senior Play. fy QE ,, Q hr- s- 5 JACK BROXVN C - A great man is always willing5to he ,. little. ' if Band '28, 293 Basketball '31: Track. 30, '3l: Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Class' L ff fr? jr ,f4,dv-4' vw' ' i .,x.'-wx. A ,2A.4! . N ,sl wt, lyk? J i.lt!V,Sf.k:,m -i :vw S Ia.. i li ' T X I 4 lwvfwfv Giv me ea e ' give e deathf uni ' Pa ' wettgm ,U i HELEN CUNNINGHAM Her he-art is surely in her She's never known to lag or shi1k Junior Play '30, CARL DAVIS Heres 21 real fellow no one will ever forgetf Junior Play '30. I -y un-- 1 Q 3 1 Page Seventeen :tA1Iz1?zoMf DOROTHY ECKHOFF Darling, daring and different. Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Operetta '30, '31, Tigerettes '31. LUCILLE ELE A case of quality, not quantity.' Orchestra '28. '29, '30, '31, Glee Club '31.'Operetta '31. V ,1 MARDELLE EsTEs ,M , 1t's ce to be wise and Amerryf' Q uni Jay '30, Orchestia '28, '29, '30, J 1 Aj 1, Gl' Clu '31, Debate '30, '31, As- sist Art 'tor of Arrow '31' Se,- IVJXJ I mo X , 3 f LOUISE ESTLS Sh adiates good cheer wherever she goes. 1 wfwpf Operetta '28, Glee Club '28, ' AILENE FITCH ' This jolly maiden they all flock near, because she tells what they like to hear! Orchestra '28, '29, Track '28, '29, Glee Club '30, Junior Play '30, Operetta '30, '31, Tige-rettes '31, M Club '31, Se- nior Play, Secretary of Arrow Staff. RODNEY FITCH ' Ladies prefer b1ondes. , Operetta '29, '30, '31, Junior Play '30, Tigers' Roar 31. 3 h BILL BOB FOSTER Here's to the boy that's sheik and neat, just the one they want to meet. Latin Club '28: Tigers' Roar '30, '31, Track '28, Piesident Sophomore Class '29, Arrowette Rcporter '28, '29. Joke Editor of HAIPOWN '31. CAROL FOSTER Music hath charms. Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, Tigerettes '30, Track '29, , .. 2 Paige Eighteen V 1 Q 3 1 ' - Y at A R R CDVV .::. VERA FRANCES HAGEMEYER Majoring in Romance. Entered '23, Operetta '30, LI LA BELLE HERNDON Enteied '26, Junior Play '30, Dec- lamation '30, '31. ROZELLE HIGGINS Her modest answer and her graceful air, show her wise and good as she is fair. 7. Latin Club '28: Pep Club '30, '31g Sec- retary Senior Class '31, Operetta '30, '313 Senior Play. JOHN STEPHENS HOLLYMAN Clever and capable, dependable too, our plesident always saw things through.' Entered '30: Band '30, '31. Orchestra '30, '31g Tigers' Roar '30' '31g Declama- tion '30g Junior Play-'30g President Se- nior Class '313 Operetta '31g Literary Editor of Arrow '31g senior Play. HELEN HUGHES Sunny haired with eyes of blue. Entered '29, DOROTHY JONES Dependable and full of fun, She's a friend of everyone. Latin Club '283 Glee Club '30g Junior Play '30, Treasurer Junior Class '30, Assistant Art Editor of Arrow '31, Tigerettes '31, ADA KEITH A good natured girl without much showy just the kind of a girl we all like to know. Latin Club '28: Track '29, Junior Play '30, , IVIILDRED KINTZ A form more fair, a face more sweet, Ne'er hath it been my lot to meet. Entered '31. . I: E. ! l i I i 1223 I if S , , i V' ' s sl ' fx ,, ..: QM, ,L .1 i .2 3 M 5 if g, p ,fr -J' f f,Q ,f ,ff K .1 2,2 I I ! 5 '- of fu A ' as ,X s..,, . 4, . . ff' -- 1931 ' Page Nineteen 1 1 p-I , H A 6 .QQ A F l 1. QQ, GN tif' 'rf 4 ,Q x x AR 121 ow M.-X RY CAROLIN KROHN Pretty to walk with, pretty to talk With, and pretty to look upon. Entered '29g Junior Play '303 Glee Club '30g Debate '31g Vice-president Senior Class '31g Tige-rettes '3lg Treasurer Ar- row Staff '31g Senior Play.. CLARENCE LOCKARD All things come to those Who 'weight'. Sergeant'at-arms Junior Class '30. FRANCIS LOMAN Remember Einstein flunked, in math, Basketball '29, '30, '31g Track '3l. Vice-presi- '31g Vice- Yell Leader Club '29g 29. The Ama- '293 Arrowette Staff '29g Senior Play. A Junior '30 '31 zons 29 3 Contest JAMES MAYES Actions speak louder than words. Entered '28g Glee Club '30g Junior Play '30g Operetta '31: Business Manager of Arrow '31g Tigers' Roar '30, '313 Se- nior Play. - ROBERT MAYES And more to him than cows and grain His artistic hand and cultured brain. Entered '28g Band '28, '29, '303 Orches- tra '28, '29, '30g Tigers' Roar '30, '31, of Arrow '3l: Opefretta '30, '31g Se- nior Play. RUBY MICHAEL Her hair is her crowning g'ory. Entered '30. P2 1 in Iv President Junior Class '30: Art Editor ,,-fl. Y - ' vnu: 'J Q uw Twenty 'U 1 Q 3 1 ' ' -----v - --Ud- lu! :Q ZX R H CDVV -gn ,LMA ' f ALBERT MITCHELL . Silence seldom does harm. -17 . RUBE OGLESBY f And oh! the ladies loved him so. Band '28, '29, Orchestra '28, '29, Bas- ketball '28, '29, '30, '31, Track '28, '29, 30, 311 Latin Club '28, Sergeant-ab arms, Sophomore Class '29, Viceepresi- dent Junior Class '30, Treasurer Senior Class '31, Sports Editor of Arrow '31, 1 Senior Play. BERNICE PADDOCK 1 Music can sweetly soothe, and not , betray. i Glee Club '29, '30, '31, Tigerettes '29, ' A , '30, '31, Operetta '29, '30, '31, District Contests '29, '30, '31. gf ' D . .A HARRY PRIEST His reputation bespeaks his character. Tigers' Roar '29, '30, '31, Operetta '31, 1 . f LUCTLLE PRUSSING She hath a way all her own. Junior l ay '30, Tige-rettes '30, '31, Operetta '30, '31, BANNER RICE A man among men-and Women? Entered '29Z Vice-president Sopho- moie Class '29: Tigers' Roar '30, Oper- pttn, '30, '31, Sergeant-at-arms Junior Class '30, Basketball '31, Track '31. WILMER ROSS Life is just one girl after another. Sergeant-at-arms Freshman Class' Track '29, Basketball '28, '29, 30, 3 GLENN SIMS A genial disposition brings its owner V many friends. Entered '31. I.. .. .. ., ......., , , A . .hr ff ' .a 1 Q 3 1 Y 'Page Twenty-one -1-K. , -xg? ff! L 1 1 4 ff f Y I. lg g-'x .n if FV, fn X nf -.41 iq, -5 It . nw Q ' Q-.5 iljl '40 1 I AR Ile QW J ,J f J ' Q 55 .Q ,l fi f j ' I' A v Tl-IELIVIA STARK And all her looks a calm disclose of truth and kindness. Entered '31. BILL STOCKTON But are you so much in love- as your, actions tell? Glee Club '29, '30, '31g Operetta '29, '30, '31, Tigers' Roar '30, '31g Advertis- ing Manager of Arrow '31. VELMA TEMPLE Modesty enriched with nobler virtues. Junior Play '30. 1 xx z Elf DOROTHY TODD 2 U Fantastic, frolicsome, and wild. I Beafind '28g Orchestra '28, '29g President Freshman Class '283 District Typing ,xl Conftest '28, Operetta '30, '31g Junior I V Play '30g Tigerettes '31, Snapshot hant- I A -iqr of Arrow '31g Senior Play. J ' , t EVE-RETT WADE .59 If To work or notg that is the question. 1 .1 Basketball '28, Tigers' Roar '28, xx Track '28, '29, '30, '31. X ' KATHERINE WILBORN Quiet and pensive, of what does she think? MURRAY WILLAMS The mind of a man is never at rest. Latin Club '283 Secretary-Treasurer ' Sophomore Class '29g Glee Club '30, Op- ' ' eretta, '30g Junior Play '30. Tigers' Roar '30: District Typing Contest '30, '31g Basketball '3lg Editor-in-chief of Ar- low '31, GENEVIEVE VVOOD One who executes her duty without fail.' ' Secretary Junior Class '30: Assistant Literary Editor of Arrow '31, Pa ge Twenty-two '1931'ii' A A AR R ow 7 AN ODE I Come thou, O Muse, who didst inspire The bards of old to touch the lyre Teach me some fitting lay to sing And honor to my school to bring. Thus did I plead, and not in vain, For then, it seemed, the Muse did deign To bend her ear with grace sublime And hearken to this suit of mine. Sing, said the Muse, thy'school's fair praise-, Unto the stars her glory raiseg l Be th'ine the task but to proclaim How she has sought in Learning's name To guide thee on the way of life To arm thee we-11 for every strife. So, dear old high school, 'tis of thee Fhy care and love, my song shall be. Thy sheltering arms through these four years Have held us close in hopes and fears, As thou hast taught with precepts wise, 4 Life's highest values e'er to prize. To seek out truth, and kindly love, Nor yet from honor's path to rove. If joy and victory are Won, Or if defeat and sorrow come, To keep the faith, that in the end All threads in one true pattern blend. , All this and more now year by year, Hast thou taught us, thy children dear, T To mold our body, soul, and mind, To love our God and serve mankind. And now we offer, e'er we part, The tribute of a grateful heartg May this our votive offering be To grace the shrine of memory. 1 me 19 3 - Page Twenty-three :gl A R R CDVV .::- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Among the first days of September, 1926, forty-eight little seven-th graders rr-arched boldly to the institution which for six years has exacted from them their lives at the penalty of eighth hours. May, '27, saw them graduated as eighth graders, and that fall they enlisted as verdant Frezhmen, choosing as their guides Dorothy Todd, Genevieve Wood, Mar- garet Jones, and Jimmy Smith, Characteristic of Freshmen, they with blissful importance ruled the halls, and having finished their prescribed Algebra, English, and et cetera, were found safe in the Sophomore Class in the fall of '29, As gay young Sophomores they were desirous of a good time and by the efforts of their leaders, Bill Bob Foster, Banner Rice, Murray Williams, and Rube Oglesby. they enjoyed a fine picnic at the close of school, rejoicing that they had gone out from old Caesar's Gallic Wars, and would soon be safe in the Junior Class. These jolly Juniors were an energetic bunch. They realized their obligations to their elder senior brothers, and worked toward a banquet the entire year. Theilr play was a success, and, co-operating with their oflicers, Robert Mayes, Rube Oglesby, Genevieve- Wood, Dorothy Jones, and Banner Rice, they sponsored a ban- quet that will not be forgotten soon. They were indeed grand old Seniors. Their officers were John Stephens Holly- man, Mary.Carolin Krohn, Rozelle Higgins, and Jack Brown. They worked untir- ingly on the Arrow, presented a fine Senior pfay and went out from their Alma Mater in the spring of '31, deposited safe in the wide, wide world. lk-ge Twenty-four ' 19 aw , - J - 2 :ig R -I2 SENIOR PROPHECY On the evening of March 4, 1951, I was sitting in the presence of Prince Pat, the psychic wonder. He had been acclaimed the most outstanding, phenomenal psychic by the mental and psychical research societies of America and Europe! I-le could call names, give- business advice, and domestic and romantic enlightenment.. I had gone to see this gifted individual with hopes that he could tell nip what had happened to the 1931 class of Warrensburg High School. And so, here l was sitting in front of none other than the great Prince Pat in person. After paying the small price of Hfty dollars, he suddenly went into a trance. The lights grew low and there appeared before him a 'sparkling Crystal. Most wonderful Prince Pat, I said, please tell me of my friends who were Seniors in Warrensburg High School in 1931. Suddenly there appeared in the Crystal the figure of Robert Mayes in an art- ist's smock. Robert, he said, is working on his masterpiece, one of the greatest paintings of all times. He is painting the picture of the famous actress, Dorothy Eckhoff. By the way, Dorothy has just gotten a divorce from her fifth husband, WVilmer Ross. She had decided to marry Bill Stockton a second time. The scene changed and I saw Ailene Fitch leading a group of Communistic re- volters. In the crowd I recognized the faces of May Azalea Logan, Louise Estes, Helen Hughes, Thelma Stark, Ruby Michael, and Helen Cunningham, who are now famous club women of America. Carl Davis, he said, is now the national president of the Fire Prevention Association. In co-operation with him, Lucille Ele offers her practical advice. Prof. Foster is now in a laboratory working on a chemical fire extinguisher. He married Dixie Griffith and is 'living happily ever after'. Whatever happened to one of our most famous classmates, Banner Rice, I asked. Oh, Prince Pat replied, 'the' is a master of ceremonies in the same cabaret in which Dorothy Todd dances. Harold Miller leads the orche,tra. I was growing quite shocked when I found out that he knew so much about our class. As the last scene faded, there' appeared the image of Junior May. Junior, he said, is the president of the Broken-Arch Shoe Company. He has as his stenog- rapher, Hazel Ball, and Rozelle Higgins a.s his secretary. He does business with such great men as Ragner Boyd'of the Skyscraper Construction Company and Jack Brown of the Black and Blue Taxicab Company. They are co-operating in an ei- fort to elect Murray Williams as Mayor of Chicago. In the Little Church Around the Corner could be seen Asa Burlingame be- hind a huge pulpit and leading the choir was our famed singer Lewis McNutt, aid- ed by Bernice Paddock. Carol Foster was playing the organ while far to the front in the amen corner sat our famous Francis Loman, with Mildred Kintz. Most Marvelous Prince' Pat, I said, what happened to James Mayes? As quick as the words were uttered there appeared his image clothed in the spotless robes of a surgeon. By his side were three nurses, Lila Belle Herndon, Margaret Alsbury, and Glenn Sims. Harry Priest, who is now a missionary, Lucille Prussing, Genevieve Wood, Katherine Wilborn, Velma Temple, and Anna Mae' Dulhani, he said, are in China as mission workers. Their expenses are being paid by the noted philanthropist, Everett Wade. Everett made his money by fur trapping in Alaska, He Sells them to a mail order house owned by Clarence Lockardf' VVo,n't you tell me about the rest of the students? I said. He replied that he needed another twenty dollar bill, which I promptly paid. Dorothy Jones and Ada Berneice Brown, he said Hare boop-boop a-doop blues singers over the radio. Ada Keith gives her daily cooking recipes over sta.- tion KUKU in Red Falls, Iowa. Vera Frances Hagemeyer ,gives the beauty talks while Mary Frances Mattingly tells the bedtime stories. But you haven't told me about Rube Ogle'by, I said. Oh, yes, he replied, Rube became a famous lawyer. He defended Mary Carolin Krohn in her attack on the theory of evolution as advanced by Rodney Fitch, who has been called the second Einstein. Mardelle Estes is writing his biography which will soon be- published. By this time, the lights gradually grew brighter. The great Prince Pat had vanished. -JOHN STEPHENS HOLLYMAN. -. .-v -..- H 1 Q 3 1 Page 'l'wcnty-five ff , :::4 IX R R .::: K I I ' x X JWW Q I CI r, Af, ,f VL W S XV MAXAIQJ MW Mft I 4 y 'A 10 S 1 - s' ,I 7 t t jxyjf, OFFICERS u 4, x A , .lk - ,ff 'A I ,f Eksthe X ennfeufif ..... , ,............................... ,............ P resident 4 , X .r . ' JI UF, .... V ,... ...... , , ........ vice-President ,A iff' jf' WJ lam Greer ..: ..,,. .,.......... Treasurer fi ,, J ff 7, , My J , t ,,f' f aff' Jffsla eq Z1eg1 ....... S, .......... ..................... S ecretary ff'f,f,Lern'!o ne Shelton .............. ....... S ergeant-at-Arms ,- I, If f 1 . fy K!!! ' ' V., . Lx!!! A I Ji' A f .-1' fe - ,f ,, V , ,Q-f ' I X 1' f 1 EDITH FAITH MEARL CAMPBELL Sponsors Page Twenty SIX Q 3 1 ? JJ-QL,-x f LV. I i F 2 'fffgfb QL L :::g A r ! I I fo-P YQ, 1 W ,ff gf 7 ' 'I' W M E 4 ROBERT DOW rg F 4 H U 4 1 J ix I' w il. ,M EUNA KOHLER MAX HALL ESTHER KENNAUGH LEMOYNE SHELTON LOTTIE CAMPBELL FRANK GOLAY VINCEL SNOW VVILLIAM DUNLAI3 ff f ! 1 l al MARY HELEN ROBINSON Y' LEONARD ZOLLINGEI25 RUBY DESCOMBES EUGENE EDELEN GEORGIA BALDWIN WILLIAM GREER HENRIETTA STRATTON KENNETH JONES if I f If,:f:vN.fJ VIRGINIA ROSE I O, - A 4 fi f' M4 jlu . .LWJL fis'-'7WIdHJi 7' ' s, R+- 'R - -I ' I V f , x 0 , , - 4 vi? 'N B 9 nur Y IRI I P 1 3 Page Twenty-seven B I I if HESTER RUTH DESCOMBES CLAYTON BRYANT EDNA MAE HARRING MARION GREER ISLA R ER , H i ff I X ' VI nf: ,ff-' ' ' 4' v' - I ff ' ELIZABETH SHOBE BILL CHAMBERS PAULINE VOLK ZELMA BOONE RAYMOND COPELAND DELAMAE VVHITEMAN ROSS DALE EVERLY MILDRED GRIFFIN nv f-nty-Pipqht ' 1 Q 3 1 ' ire.- :Q ARRCDVV .:: , WONDERING- W .Whether the Junior Class will be able to occupy all the space taken up by the Seniors, at the rate we've been reducing-from sixty-eight to forty-one in three years! But it's fashionable to slenderize and the Juniors are always fashionable. How many of our fond teachers will leap into matrimony this year-three re- sponded to our treatment in two years' timeg surely three years with us will re- duce many more to such a state of desperation that they will be willing to risk anything. lf VVilliam cannot now. that he has gone in for debate, tell us how to argue effectively against the opinions ofour teachers and parents, which, we're sure, are far inferior to our own. We shall ask him, anyway. How in heavein's name can we get mo11ey enough to buy food for the Junior- Senior banquet. We have a feeling that the Seniors have empty stomachs to, match their heads. Whether the receipt for dignity, comes along with onefs promotion to the rank of Senior. We hope so, but our observation of Seniors makes us doubt. If it is a fad to have parsons' oiflspring to head class organizationsg the1'e's John Hollyman and Esther Kennaugh this yearg not bad, considering the reputa- tion that usually attends preachers' children! Whether we will have a small-pox epidemic or something next yearg-vaccina- tions are as good as operations as a topic of conversation, not to mention the fun of pulling up a sleeve or down a sock to show that it's taken . How our nightly visitors enjoyed their refreshments from the cooking de- partment. Some Junior girls from that department think the-ir cooking had bad effects on our friends. At least, they haven't been back for some time. Doesn't sound encouraging, does it, boys? If some of our classmates will survive' this seige of foreign languages, From comments that have been overheard it seems that the entire French populace is in danger of annihilation. Of course. we f'f'n't wish them :mv had luck, but-. And as for Cicero, well, it's probably a good 'thing that he is already de-ad. How Mary Helen will escape feeling important with the honor of being the class choice for basketball queen thrust upon herg and now, since she was elected queen for the high school, it's a wonder she ever sees her lowly friends. If Georgia has just been kidding us into believing she is going to be a great player of c'assical music. Naturally. we don't want to accuse her of anything--but vou should hear her play St, Louis Blues. VVhetl'e the hug of getting married has bitten the pupils this year instead of the teachers. Not only did one of the Seniors take the le'-vi but even one of our Juniors. After putting it over. on us, about all we can do is to offer congratulations. So here's to your happiness, Ruby! How Eugene likes the role of an opera star, We knew' he could play basket- ball like a veteran-and if you don't believe he can act-you should have seen the Operetta. How I will ever get nerve enough to hand this article to that imposing person, known as the President of the Senior Class. -ESTHER KENNAUGH. ' 1 Q 3 1 ' Page Twenty-nine t 4 rt B A . .::: I7 . f, . ,, fu ., gif ' , fr!-M- fl 4 f' f. ' e LAN, lui if M , IHA JQ ,-i,,5Z,.,.3'1i NG..-by! 592 Tfi,,JLV?,,. Died ,144 'P ti. f b f 1 1 l I I 9 l soPHoMoRE CLA? Q M t y w 1 s 1 t 1 l 1 l it '1 lt 1, J, iw, yt N, , . ln A ' J f E E' 4 'V' I 1 'T it it ' ',' . , ll Q . 'T we .- sf' , t .5 PTH, , f 1 M I 4 3. ff. I 4 j,gr1ff- fd' S gi V l if ' N ' X .ar V 0 Y i V41 if r 1 fpgf-, ' L ' if J YJ 0' X Q ' C 1 L K' Vt I' mf P , X, ,B l fx. 'ot i 1 ' Row: Cra'ig,'Beartty, Strother, Bondurant, Cassingham, Walters, Culp, Ise:J,J ' ft 7 4 N A mi'h'ger, Ashley, Burlingame, McFarland, Belt, Fourth Row: Blank, Harness, Knappf WW T E Ross LlGree1', Mathews, Morgan, M. Greer, Yoder, Wilckens. Third Row: Thomp x -3 ,w ion, Sutton, Rice, White, Ferguson, Cull, W. Norris, Maxwell, Taylor, Spicer. Sec- f , 'x g- : Ele, Stratton, Shuck, P. Bartholomew, Robinson, Phillips, Foster, Sims ' jf , MQ i -ee, Horton, C. Norris. Front Row: Boyer, Taylor, Curnutt, Pollock, Peterson, V i, Morr' ,-Salsbury, Morgan, G. Bartholomew, Clay, Davis, Kresse. f.WyJ 1 - , x 5 ' . ff A ,N CLASS OFFICERS. Anya , V ' President .......... ........................................ .............. L e land Culp C E Vice-President ..... ............ A rch Joe' Beatty j ,,,5V.,,f,, fy, V, Secretary .......... L .......... Gretell Bartholomew , Q X X Treasurer ............... ................ V aughn E. Salsbury KKKJA-QDVWW' 4.2 ,Q ,Y Sergeants-at-Arms .... .., .... Buddy Belt, Alvis Maxwell f ,ay a i '47 X . C' t A 3 AN Tx ' U K I N Q fl ,M I ,f v wi 'NE L! A, V X ' ,x N ff, x l N l , E , Xxx, I 2 -, E, pi Q, 2 P 1. Fx' T Sl ' 4 1 ' MARGARET GORRELL BEN I ISN -SUMMERS g Sponsors 5 l':rQ'1- 'l'I1i1'ty 1 Q 3 1 i 'Q I I ffwl vi, I - O J2..Qu- O4 La.A.A.AJ- Q4-On! 4 CW LJ-H-S 'Ps N 1 '2 l n I 1-P N 5 1 , Ki X Xt: , A , f. 3 all 5 N s Q. w W1 46 I3 xg? A x x 4 , do 15 v ffm? M ,W 14 fffifrw . Q. V . jfw,-wav-V'-f 221 . A .,. 7 f fQ 1,a- ,.,.,. , I fff , 1 od Q,,o,,QL,s.. Jw X jaggf, ci , vw MT fw b N A . Q Our ff L, 3 W' VJ- H-S. Gwx U' 3 f ,, 5 'THSC r A AA2, K All i X ' A - wk ' sy 1 I Xfxkl X. TX X! K3 Y IX r L xt gl , X 3 K g ix? sk 1 I ! fi xi E? N X 5 Q? 'Q - QSVQ K I 1 . QB Q -L-kc M lx QW 1' JUNIQQ I-HGH QW WWW, XLHJNJTMOMQJLMYQQ HAXRPMDVVMW sl FRESHM WM CLASS OFFICERS PI'eSidG11t .......... ...........................,...... ..... H a rold Howard Vice-President .......... Mary Vivian King Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms ..... Anderson, James Banks, Jewell Bethel, Frances Black, Amos Blank, Kenneth Bozarth, Beulah Boyd, Noble Breeden, Allen Brown, Allen Campbell, Leslie Chaney, Emily Chaney, James Clark, Charles Coats, Kirk Cocketair, Harriett Cockefair, Laura Cioleinan, Evelyn Cunningham, Roy Drake, Helen Dunlap, Evelyn Eller, J. W. Estes, John Robert CLASS ROLL Flanery, Martha F. Fortney, Eugene Grover, Israel Hamilton, Danetta Harding, Ardith Herrington, Mildred l-toward, Harold Hughes, Gilbert Jackson, Mary Johnson, Jewell Jones, Keith Katherman, Nadine Kennaugh, Robert Kennedy, Mary King, Mary Vivian Landsiedel, Helen Lowe, Jay Lockard, James Martin, Clarence' Means, Francis Monroe, Helen Joy Moreland, Doris Emily Chaney Samuel Smiser Louise Bernard Marjorie Ethel James Priest, Kathryne Ross, Thelma Scroggin, Van Shaw, Hollis Shobe, Kathleen Smiser, Sam Smith, Joseph Smith, Mable Smithson, Emma C Suddath, Bill Theiss, Robert Tyler, Ruby Fay Tyler, Fern Utz, Nannie White, Billy Vvilckens, Russell Williams, Marion Jitsu- 'Vliirty-two '1931H :EIL R -1: EIGHTH GRADE President ......... Vice President ...A Secretary ....... Treasurer Blank, Randall Boone, Robert Bozarth, John Brassington, Burton Brown, Veta Nell Buente, George Burch, Bessie Burks, Julian Christopher, Evelyn Crockett, Genevieve Crossley, Lucille Cull, Billy Cull, Max Daniel, John Daugherty, Horace Day, Vera May Dodge, Benjamin Drinkwater, Ruth Durham, Charles Foster, Bobby CLASS OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Foster, Mary Jo Golay, George Greim, Geraldine Hall, Vance Haun, Edwin Jenkins, Herma Johnson, Eunice Jones, E. C. Keith, Lena Kirby, Helen Kramer, Chester Lawson, Anna Mae Marquette, Sheridan McClain, Opal McDonald, Anna M. lVIcNeel, Gordon Lee Merrell, Lucille Mott, Margaret Murphy, Virgil Norris, Gerald Mary Jo Foster Evelyn Christopher Genevieve Crockett Fred Shaw Poole, Peggy Powers, Mildred Ross, Catherine Ryan, Micky Shackelford, Hugh Shaw, Fred Smith, Roberta Stacy, John Stark, Helen Stockton, Bob Stratton, Mary F. Taylor, Don Taylor, Mildred Walters, Thelma Whiteman, Willa1'd Wike, Spence Wilborn, Arleatha VVinsborough, Richard Yoder, Kenneth Zollinger, Marjorie 1 Q 3 1 Page Thirty-three , Q .:. 1:1 -122 SEVENTH GRADE President ..,........ Vice-President ........... Secretary-Treasurer ..... Banks, John Jr. Bozarth, Ray Brewer, Mary Isabel Brockman, Helen Bruce. John Clayton Burlingame, Ronald Chapman, George Jr. Clements, Mae Cleora Coffman, J. D. Dale, Robert ' Durham, Mildred Evilsizer, Jean Foree, Adah Green, Anna Will Grover, Warren Hamilton, Edwin Hamilton, Frederic Hammond, Leonard Harding, Dorothy Harrison, Marie Harrison, Pansy CLASS OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Heathco, Virgie Hendrix, Dorothy Herrington. Ruby Hollyman, Thomas Hopkins, Clarence Hosfordf Arthur Hutson, Jeane i ' Johns, John . Johnson, A. H. Johnston, Mary K. Keith, Dwight Lakey, Mary Long, Ida May Lowry, Louise McCormack, Veta McFarland, Nora Jean McMillan, John Miller, Thelma A Mills, Charlotte Moreland, Porter Neal, Robert Dale' Williams Albert Theiss Kathleen Johnston Neff, Byrl Peters, Edith Phillips, Arthur Poole, Joan Rich, Mabel Richards, Burton Shy, Emajeane Six, Juanita Stoneking, Violet Tackett, Jeanelle Taylor, Taylor, Tetley, Theiss, Tuttle, LaVerne Joseph Gladys Albert Harold Wampler, John Warden, Frances Vlferntz, Emma Williams, Dale Williams, Robert Wood, Clara Ruth l'ag:,e 'l'hil'ty-four 2 i 5 Valli' f 1 DH! 1,5 W G' 3 IZ Q4 54 ,. ff 44 gp E 5+ 0 6' le x l in-12 A I ' tl jf ' r 1 1' J! fiyf yy I 6 A l,' 'l -afzf X Q I ihwi W I 1 1 . 4 fx h I.- 1 j xv f X ,,j affix X f If fi! K J X 14 ' .Al,' f l A Q! J F0 M A S 259. N' Qs- 1:5 ARR CDVV .:: w l r E r r i L MARY HELEN ROBINSON . Queen of Basketball Z I iv inn Page Thirty-six 1 4' l h Nj' iillgjyf A 3:4 LAL R R .ag B i K' A . f A BASKETBALL SQUAD 1 i A A A if A A A A ' i 1 A' AA , Af A A I I Ai KA A V A A A 7 A A a , , Back Row: Boyer, Williams, Mathews, Burlingame, Blank, Black. Second Row: Coach Kennedy, Miller, Loman, Rice, Brown, Edelen. Front Row: Boyd, Ross, A Settles, Shelton, Oglesby. ROSS SETTLES A A Co-captain C h , ' Co-captain A Height 5 feet 10 in. Oac Height 5 feet 105 in. Ii Weigllt 168 pOL1I1dS LELAND IQENNEDXV Vveighf, 153 D0l1I1dS A Years 4 Years 3 ' A 'D N1 A ,- A ' ' , f - , ,, , A , 4-11 A ,A 'P-21 I 'Bi' 1 il oo.. ' ' 'QQT' T' 'I' ll 4 'Z -A I .AL 33 B- Page Thirty-sexen f 0 ,, K 7.7 : N L If 'E x , ' w, , ' 6- ' f . 1H' , 4 1 , i A X, X :N H z . ,kxx my mum I I 4 :Is A Q R l::: . ,O It LN K ix . T Q A, I as ' ,N 1 , . gm .. - ' Q alum 4' r'i'! NE H3541 J- , I V . I H Y x ybxztx X, . K W , 4 4 A X x A A J .' kjaf xx, ' ' uv I K gfix 4, 'W .-of f f 5. 1 .,,4 1 , b 1 Rig -A S 1 . 14 1 7 ' 1 BOYD SHELTON LOMAN OGLESBY Height 6 ft. 2 in. Height 5 ft, 11 in. Height 6 ft. Height 6 ft. Weight 170 pounds Weight 170 pounds Weight 160 pounds Weight 150 pounds Years 2 Years 3 Years 2 Years 4 EDELENV MILLER BROWN RICE ,ig Height 5 ft. 3 in. Height 5 ft. 9 in. Height 5 ft.'S in. Height 6 ft. 2 in. Vsfeight 121 pounds Weight 130 pounds Weight 138 pounds Weight 165 pounds Years 3 Years 3 Years 1 Years 1 i Ki. gt 5, ,5 ., I E ' is ? 1 K iisiwxi . 1 Ifgifxs ' Page Thirty-eight xv 1 ':: 3 x'l, f X 1. .. ' l 2 X V ss . 6 ' xx 1 -1 f J H3 X ' . 2 K A B M ,, 6 .F L 'i 1' in Lvl - T, 1 I 'B Q x , f X S 7 isissyx Y .::: i Y E E 1 . I T. il 5 5 , 1 1 L l - E THE SCHEDULE I OUTDOOR ig September 12 Tigers - - - 9 Latour - - - 15 U September 19 Tigers 29 Farmers' High - 16 Qi September 27 Tigers 19 Holden - - A 14 fl October 3 - Tigers 28 Elm - 5 nl October 17 Tigers 20 Leeton - 11 1 October 22 Tigers 19 Knob Noster - S ii October 29 Tigers 24 Chilhowee - 10 ki November 2 Tigers 17 Centerview - 11 lj November 6 Tigers 21 Knob Noster - - 20 November g Tigers 22 Cliilliowee - 11 5 November 8 'Tigers 31 Knob Noster - - 14 5 November 8 Tigers - - 25 Holden - - - 10 4 Totals - - 264 145 y A in L E ii A INDOOR ' December 2 - - Tigers - - 35 Windsor - 26 December 12 Tigers 15 Holden - 16 7 December 19 Tigers 27 Odessa - 19 5 December 23 Tigers 20 Concordia - - 21 N January 14 Tigers 46 Butler ---- 18 Q 8 January 16 Tigers 30 C. B. C. CSt. Louisj - 20 Z January 16 Tigers 20 University City - - 31 ig January 17 Tigers 36 Boonville - - 15 1 January 17 Tigers 18 St. James - 20 f January 26 Tigers 22 Training School - - 18 February 1 Tigers 28 Butler - - 15 i February 17 Tigers 27 Pleasant Hill - 12 February 23 Tigers - 23 Training School - - 12 3 February 25 Tigers 33 Odessa - - 6 March 6 - Tigf-21'S - 18 Cross Timbers 35 5 Mel-eh 11 Tigers - - - 21 ' Holden - - - 29 5 Totals - - 419 313 . 1- 5 1 Season's Totals - - 683 458 i E 1 1 3 1 U' Page Thirty-nine Q 1 , 1 5 S e E l :::g R -12 TIGERETTES December 5, 1930, was a Red Letter Day with a capital R , for that day marked the Renaissance of the Tigerettes who shortly after made their bow-some bow, too-all togged up in spiffy new costumes, white skirt, white beret, and red sweater, white for integrity, red for zeal, and underneath a heart of true blue. Now don't ask how we paid for the said costumes, that's another story, one best kept out of print. Believing sincerely in the Qld adage' that the female of the species is the most deadly, we set out to strike terror to the hearts of opposing teams with yells and stunts and drills. Did it work? Think-have not our own boys won the victory more often than not? And as for comfort in the hour of defeat, well, comfort is our middle name. So now, altogether, f'Three Cheers for the Red, White, and Tigerettef' The officers for 1930-'31 are: President, Mary Frances Mattingly, Vice presi- dent, Lucille Prussingg Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Helen Robinson. Other members are: Margaret Alsbury, Ruth DesCombes, Dorothy Eckhoff, Ailene Fitch, Mildred Griffin, Rozelle Higgins, Dorothy Jones, Mary Carolin Krohu, Dorothy Todd, Delamae Whiteman, Bernice Paddock, and Esther Kennaugh. The sponsors are Miss Dorothy Ross and Miss Edith Faith. ' - l 1 turn: ,4 img,-Q Forty -U 1 9 3 1 ': - R Y 3 , 1 I t t l I l Q ,J e ff' ,-.H on ,- Q, gif-,Q ff' gr it ,,.5Mf'f2r Q, J, XM 3 ff? at it , jf' 1 ,F 5.f V ff' I 4 I TIGERS' ROAR What would a Tiger be without a roar, we ask you? A mere tame, puny thing. with no fighting power. As with a tiger, so with The Tigers , without the Tigers Roar , they would be powerless. We may have not indulged in many artistic drills, but we are at least unique -if you know what that word really means, and the One that we did put on was a whopper-the' famous drill at Dockery Gym. Some funny minded wit may exclaim that the old tiger must be in a decline, so feeble is its roar at times. Perhaps we haven't been up to standard so far as volume is concerned, you see the old voice is in a state of metamorphosis a11d so rather uncertain these days, but some roar is better than non roar, isn't it: Let no one, then, have the temerity to disparage the 'Tigers' Roar of 1930-'31. The members of the Tigers' Roar are: Junior May CPresidentJ, Bill Foster CVice-presidentl, Robert Mayes fTreasur- erl, Rodney Fitch CSecretaryJ, John Luecke CSergeant-at-armsj, Arch Joe Beatty, Buddy Belt, Leland Culp, Bill Chambers, John Robert Estes, Frank Golay, Marion Greer, William Greer, John Hollyman, Harold Howard, Kenneth Jones, James Mayes, Harry Priest, Bill Stockton, Marvin Taylor. ,.1 9 1 Page Forty-one , N J s .Auuevg - . .-5 1 1 ,Zi ' , 5 .xl rl . 4 'J v 1 A ,, ,J - J .J pf .lp ' J: w . ' , Nj 1 .1 X -. X. U ,ml J ,f J Xl Xl - 1 COPELAND BOZARTH CHAMBERS GOLAY MATHEWS INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS The inter-class basketball tournament proved very interesting this year, due to the splendid co-operation of the players and students and to the fact that each class had a good team and a large number of loyal supporters. The Juniors won the tournament, defeating their opponents by a large score. This was due la1'gely to the playing of Golay, Bozarth and Mathews. These boys proved to be too much for their opponents, both on defense and offense. The last game of the tournament, between the Juniors and the Faculty, proved disastrous for the Juniors. They played their same steady game, but were unable to control the tip off as in previous games or get through the faculty defense for short shots. Age and years of experience were too muchpfor them. Interest in inter-class games has been growing each year, and we hope to have even a better tournament next year. J Page Forty-two H 1 Q 3 1 ' , U Q, , ,- F ' lf, .w fl I0 4 N , , a Ni 'L 'Q V. , , 4 ' Y A I nf J , A V Q' f Q K r , 1 f . , fi 1 , 1 , 5 - fa '-.'3 A V o I' NN R e fr. P f I MM J, . 1 1 , . 1 ' I l I 3 Z , I 1 g I e h v z S 3 0 9 I' O 4 1 I . 9 w , 1 ': ! S 1 Q' 1 N v :::g A. R R -12 ORCHESTRA The Warrensburg High School orchestra was organized about four years ago. Through the efforts of its leader, Mr. Don Essig, it has made a name for itself and its school. Throughout the school year the orchestra has been called upon to play at the plays, operettas, and several home talent plays which have been given. The members of the orchestra meet twice a week for practice. The members are: ' Trumpets Violins John Hollyman Cle'ora Clements Arch Joe Beatty Lucille Ele Edwin Haun x Mardelle Estes Drums Henrietta Stratton Leland Culp VVilliam Dunlap Bill Chambers Georgia Baldwin Esther Kennaugh Ina Foster Flute Thomas B. Hollyman John Luecke Piano Mary Helen Robinson Carol Foster John Bruce Saxophone Robert Stockton Bobby Foster Joseph Smith Page Forty-four 1 Q 3 1 :::g .R .::: Q e Ill oveniber, N In l. Schoo High the arrensburg and to W ory gl ing br to Gal' y es this im t many sed Ll band has been The The e Star-Journal e and th ber of Coninierc H1 3 h the C by oyal R erican Am the d ll 21 ity C Kansas tO a trip V611 as gi NV band the ll basketba er y GY it 2 played SO l. 21 If 1. Schoo High USFS HPI F at and GPG h roducts Show P Home the OI' icf US IT1 furnished nd ba d te participa which the school ent in GV other OI' G IT1 gil Of musician only a not be tO d has prove He Don Essig 1. M direction of the capable is under organization iis Tl student. friend of every also the loyal but ran k first the rm-h A Hollyman, S. J oh n Smith, Brassington, Joseph inson, Burton ob Sue' R YY Foster, Ma obby B PGI 21 bers 18111 611 Th A4 ,-4 L4 Ula les 2-1 1, Cha un, Thomas B. Hollymai 3 H in E d w Culp, land lsbury, Le Sa Luecke, Vaughn John Buddy Belt, atty, Be Joe CCorn1ick. M 3 et nd, V la More orter P Pollock, Leland ' elif' 1 9 3 1 'III , Page Forty-ii w D I , 2 , J X., l f 1 . '+...3 Q 3 3 It S 3 -,lm J 8' 2 V :gi 4144. v.4f.5x 4 E5 J S ' ' , .J f 1 PQ Q. ie yi! fix I SQ lv , C 4 ' C 3,1 ., Q, he . in N . . ,gi ,V p -3 Q X. I . ai f 2 vs ,Y ,L ...Q t J J JJ' 4 iy Xb 'l , n ', T '. QF, 1 1 i Y 4 Q pi, --- ,I 1, ts. , if fi if . i-14 ' ,lb ' 3 .l la Cs. I! A4 I, N Q P ' UQ i Back Row: Georgia Baldwin, Alice Ross, Vivian Sutton, Juanita Foster, Eleanora Phillips, Ruby DesCombes, Bernice Paddock. Third Row: Marjorie Parrott, Pauline Volk, Anna B. Shuck, Gretelle Bartholomew, Esther Kennaugh, Ruth DesCombes, Margaret Alsbury, Henrietta Stratton. Second Row: Mildred Griffin, Evelyn Coles man, Mary Ferguson, Suzanna VVhite, Lucille Ele, Delamae Whiteman, Mardelle Estes. Front Row: Jewel Banks, Mary Vivian King,' Helen Joy Monroe, Nadine Katherman, Norma Clay, Alice Sims, Miss Helen Harrison, Director. GIRLS GLEE CLUB For the past three years Miss Helen Harrison has ably directed our Girls' Glee Club. This organization has shown remarkable achievement. The Glee Club has made its appearance before the school body through assembly programs and before the public through the annual operetta and two popular and sacred music programs. The Glee Club has also participated in the Spring Contests held at the Central Missouri State Teachers College. Altogether the Girls' Glee Club has done much to add to the enjoyment of school life as well as to the glory of the schoolg such is the power of music. ' nur u---4---- - Vage Forty-six 1 Q 3 1 fi l l l ,K is If--F ..ff 31. AARRCDVV .:: . , V ,ff U . ' Q ' uf s 'QW V' if ' ' 1 f mfr 4 V' ., - , XM' n I pills Lf? f 'Magi' ,,,. ,,0,,, ,. - ,, , ,,,,,,,,, ,, , . ff kai., a X Y, ,,...- . Y . - Y -4 BITTER-SWEET ANNE, On the Festival Day, in a certain kingdom, the people have planned to pro- claim a republic. Princess Diane, the King's grand-daughter, who, had been sum- moned to his death bed, arrives from Nice where she has been for ten years. In the garden, Papa Jule's daughter, Zeta, awaits the coming of Princess Diane through an old tunnel which they had discovered when children. In Ft there was a room filled with treasures, proving that their grandfathers had been pirates. Zeta and the Princess never told of their find for fear of ghosts. Captain Roger Lee arrives to do stunt flying and Princess Diane recognizes him the man she was attracted to in Nice, but because of his remarks against royalty, she begs Zeta not to tell l1im she is a princess. Two pretenders to the throne who arrive to steal the crown jewels, are caught, but the jewels with which the people expected to carry on the revolution are gone. The King diesg the people proclaim a republicg Diane whom Roger calls Bitter- Sweet Anne refuses to give up her throne, She lies down to rest alld has a dream. Time rolls back two hundred years to the time of King Gus the pirate, and them' comes on down to the present time. The pretenders proclaim themselves King and Queen: the princess and her friends are arrested and even her own people are about to do her bodily harm. Wheii Zeta awakens her, she cannot believe her terrible. experiences have been a dream. Papa Jules is told of the treasure in the tunnel and Anne insists that he use it all for the cause of liberty. So all ends happily. This This operetta was presented February 28, 1931. Lf 1 IT'1Q31'IZ 5 Page Forty-seven X :za AR R GVV .:: ' Back Row: Krohn, Coach Gorrell, Dunlap Front Row: Robinson, Estes DEBATE The debate teams chosen this year were: Mardelle Estes and Mary Helen Rob- inson who upheld the affirmative and Mary Carolin Krohn and VVilliam Dunlap who upheld the negative. The queston for debate was Resolved, That Chain Stores Are Detrimental to the Best Interests of the American Public. SCHEDULE f XV3l'I'CllSblll'g Opponents Centerview .... ...... T here .......... 1 ..,,.......... ....a . ..2 Sedalia ,,,,..... ...... H ere .,.. ....... 1 ...... ..... ....... 2 Marshall .............................. Here .,.v.,.,,............... 0 ........................ 3 Mardelle Estes and William Dunlap represented the school at the Johnson County Debate Tournament at Holden March 31. They debated Holden, upholding the affirmative and Won with a unanimous decision, Their second round was with Centerview, upholding the negativeg this also was won by another unanimous decis- ion. The results of the tournament netted the school another trophy-cup. Vzxqu Forty-eight ' Jb- he to 'on .ng ith , :za A R .::: HER STEP-HUSBAND Maryis mania for spinning gorgeous whoppers finally gets her into trouble, chin-deep. One of her picturesque lie-s, namely, that she and her husband are sim- ply wallowing in luxury, even. to then point of keep-ing a butler, reaches the ears of her well-to-do aunt, who pays her an unexpected visit. The fourflusher puts up at gallant fight to S-ave her face, borrowing enough household furnishings to hide from aunty the most obvious signs of poverty, and pressing hen' long suffering husbandiinto s.ervice as the butler. Now aunty has never met hubbyg so, when it becomes necessaryto trot out some kind of a husband for inspection, Mary digs up a quick-witted stranger, who oblig- ingly passes himself off as her husband. The step-husband, though a good four- llusher, is no match for Mary and soon has thelm both in hot water. Not until she has maneuvered poor hubby to the very threshold o-f jail, does she call a halt on her mad orgy of pretending. THE CAST Mary Marshall, an incurable roinanticist ..... ........... ....,.. I s la Rea Ziegler Harvey P, Marshall, M.ary's permanent husband ...... ...... W illiam Dunlap Gerald Niles, Mary's husband pro tem ...........,.., . ......... Lemoyne Shelton Sylvia Allen, Mary's friend ................,. ........,.,.... M ildred Griffin Miss Emily Paisley, Mary's aunt .... ...... , .Delamae Whiteman Flgrgnge Ainslee, Mary's cousin ..... ............, E lizabeth Shobe Sylvia, the maid ,,..,,,..........,........... ,..... M ary Helen Robinson Oflleer Shea, an affable cop ............ ................... ..............,... J 0 lin Luecke Limpy, Lannigan, a crook ..................................... .....,... . . George Shryack Pre-sented by the Junior Class March 5, 1931. 1 Page Forty-nine :::g R .:: A FULL HOUSE Imagine a reckless and wealthy youth who writes ardent love letters, an at- torney brothefr-in-law who steals them and then gets his hand bag mixed up with the grip of a burglar who has just stolen a valuable necklace from the mother, of the indiscreet youth, and the efforts of the crook to recover his plunder, as incidents in the story of a play in which the swiftnefss of the action never halts for a moment. The situations were extremely funny and well handled by the able cast. A CAST OF CHARACTERS Parks, an English servant ....................,................... ..,,... ..... J o hn S, Hollyman Susie, a maid ........................ ..............,.......... A ilene Fitch Ottily Howell, a bride .....,........ Mrs. Winnelcker, the aunt ......... Mary Frances Mattingly MardeHe Estes Daphne Charters, Ott'ily's sister ....., ...............,. D orothy Todd Nicholas King, a thief ...........,.............. .........,.. R obert Mayes Ned Pembroke Junior, an only son ...... ....... R ube Oglesby, Jr. George Howell, a bridegroom .,.......... ............. J unior May Doughtery, as police sergeant Jim Mooney, a policeman .,........ .Ragner Boyd James Mayes Mrs. Fleming ..........,,,,,,........,,. ,.,,, M ary Carolyn Krohn Vera Vernon, a show girl .... ...... A da Berneice Brown Mrs. Pembroke ...................,....,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.. ,l,..,... R oselle Higgins This play was presented Friday, May 1. Page Fifty 1Q31'i:'e 2 if-J, 9 N 9 6 v p LTER 1. N Z , ll lt- he he in at. i-inf, Jpgx X1 X 4-S r -. . ' - ' 43 1 . I o i IA, 4,5 ,,ew'k5-' Q 1:4 gy iff Q w-S41 S' if ki E AJ 'f X W N . V - : 6 5 . xc, 3 Ti ?:L 5.4 Q13, 'fL-, 3 f,z,'fQ, -A, gm uf . A ?.., . 'A' Q M nw Ls' pDLt.Q,, 554, li XFN H' Q-A-Qu T WQiwA Q f A kj- i -. A in -- ' 4 ' ., 'T LN F?'?f'ijiv's 1 .. W 1 If r N 1 1 -MMLI fl ll mil ,ll I I ij .::: 4 . F fi . I I , - I ' ' , I if-v-ff I -.-1 . -n l 1 Q 1 a , I L-.... .4 , 4 , I 4----4 i 'W ' , .- . . . 4 ' 5 X ' ' V Y ki A Q' 'R - ax' 1: , ,1 i ,174-.xl J' VA ,P . 1 Hai i rw ,A 'i .M V tx.. , .NV , , Q4 , A A Q l , if , 'YE OOODE. OLDE SHIPPE - v i I EL 3- 4 vw F, -,,fd,,,-gd,-Nw-V Q e, : - 5-L- 1 gi- lynx I Y I THE s. s. Bnvo ' '- - ...W ,, g gSl1ip's Motto ............... ......,........................... 3 ..... O -G-Les-By Booze - K Owner and Operator ..... ...................,. ........ R u be Oglesby, Jr. W, f Crew I ,' ' -. - 1 Captain ....................,...., ................ ..... H o ,ward Craig t LL K ' ' 1. Mate .................................... ........, ...... H a roid Miller Petty fpettingj Officer ..... Lemoyne Shelton , Pilot ...............,................. Murray Williams E Coxswain .,......... Q ...,,...... ........,, B ill Foster f Cook ............... . .... Everett Wade Q Boatswain ........ .... F rancis Loman t Ship's Doctor ....,. ........ B ill Settles Cabin Boy ..,...... ......... G aien Boyer Bartender .... ..,..... A sa Burlingame ' Waitefr ...... .... C larence Lockard . Slop Boy ..... ............. J unior May Purser ...... ,,,,,,,. R alph Davis I Steward .... ..,. E ugene Edelen Fireman .... ...... B anner Rice Engineer ..... ........., W ilmer Ross Advisor .........l................ ........ M earl Campbell i Stenographer Q ................. I .................,....................... Myrtle Mae Zeigler Master of the Chambers ........................,.. , ........,.................... J ack Brown Gobs .................................... The Remainder of the W. H. S. Half-Wits A SHORT STORY He was in quiet concentration in the Study Hall. He was approached by the i Captain's Mesgenger. His build was slight, his eyes brown, his hair blonde, he is known as Diz . He was handeld a message. He started to read with nonchalance. Ile read with much difficulty: maybe the brain Cnine out of ten chancesibi maybe the writing fthe other chancejg maybe he was thinking fdoubtfulj. He stoppedg i he burst forth with wild exclamations. Hel secured the undivided attention of the rest of the half-wits. He was very proud of something. Last and leagt his mod- esty showed itself. It was evident that he could not find the words to express his joy. He- had been elected cabin boy on Rube Ogles-by's Ship, the S. S. Bevo. Lewis McNutt: Well, how did you Iind the orchestra? Miss Harrison: '1Paul Whiteman stepped aside and there it was. Mother: I simply can't afford to buy you a new slicker every week. Bobby Foster: But, Ma, I gotta be in style and have my gir1's picture on it, I clon't I? 1 ...il Miss Vernaz: Who discovered America? Promising young history student: Ohio . Miss Vernaz: You're crazy: it was Columbus. ' P. Y. H. S.: I know, but I didn't think it was neceisary to mention -the gentleman's iirst name. l 1 E ' e IT' 'I ' 2 l Page Fifty-two ' 1 fi E ARROW X5 QS? tf'rc1Qcv5 L.L......... . -,,,, .--A 7 lp? 41 unity' 1 Q 3 1 1: Y Page Fifty-three 51. AR R CDVV' .::: Overheard in the Study Hall: Asa: How big is your mustache now? Carl: One thirty-second of an inch. What's yours? Asa: Got you beat. Mine will be one-sixteenth soon. Carl: Well, I guess so-you got two weeks start on me. Miss Markward: I suppose that this talk about a college man's life being all wi-ne, women and song is exaggerated. . Robert: It certainly isg you very seldom hear singing on the campus. Tiiri.-..- Dorothy Todd: You talk as though you knew a lot about marriage. Are you married? Wilmer: No, but all my parents are, The freshman across the hall says ne likes his new topcoat very much, only he Cdllll get USBQ LU Llld W0041 ACKUSS Ili., Siiuuiucis and LAL: noon A-:eps puS11i11g his nat oif. Bill: May I hold your hand? Dorothy: it isnt heavy: i can manage, thank you. 11...1...1,1 Francis: Is your girl fat?1' , Banner: Is she fat! I'1l say so. She had the mumps three weeks before they tound out what was wrong with her. Isn't Ruby a little jewel? She must beg I hear all the boys calling her precious. Our own little Junior May was wandering home from a party one night. Pres- ently he saw a sign on a post. With great difficulty he climbed the post, struck a match, only to read Wet Paint. ,i-1..-ll 1 Leland: I was held up the other night and a robber took my watch and wallet? Evelyn: But I thought you said that you always carrie-d a revolver. Leland: I do, but he didn't iind that. .1 l.1 Believe It Or Not When a girl is sixteen, she's good looking. When she's twenty-tive, she has wrinkles. When she's thirty, she has gray hair. S When she's thirty-five she turns blonde and starts all over again. Jack: Why don't you like girls? Murray: They're too biased. Jack: Yes, bias this and bias that until I'm broke. ,ili-l-. Max Hall was interrogated by the teacher: What is the foundation of the home? Max: Cement 1 no 3i1i'::': ' ' Ingo Fifty-four jgjfg 1 u E Y e ...fvifi :ISL R .III S v Y K4 Q 1 Q N,,0ulS Blqesf X-g s A CC 0 xr: A-- assay Y x , . fx X Xgzxsxx su' 5 CE' ,- 1. E J, lx Q, P . Q '25 h - I9 qi vxxg li , 34 'TJ , .S N x , J -xx 6 fb if 4, X X ff, ' 1 N up X b . f X X Oo, X xf '7X ' Q - fl A Q A X .4 XX N 4 9 ' , Q ' N 0 X x 72- Q' X qy f Q 1 ' 7 Dlx N X f ' X . ' ' X A X ' 420995 f I XWQOT' ' I Qj fixexs r ggi! X0 Ros? GW 1 L f 85 My WK -ff , dw fx '30 X .-Wg - G, W Q9 ' 'V 'xg' . ak . x oa H2ere,JoHn!-. Gob N9 ' J, '4W'f' ' wx W' F 52:53,-. 2 A5 I f ' I ,, I 1 , U. N if ' 'MW . U, , ir! Y -H i,.. ,X Rl J Xl ' llufxllwn XK N I -, E- My' :NWI W 1, ,lu IJH K N tu ix' la 1 ivlx , L Cm- H,S,An-insf. Ulmwluatta Th:-all n - B These Coilegz Qirls SWCBBH ! 5. g bakodxe, - ,fam J- ' Negaa?' Q'fj5e'd sir 'iii iii . N061 1000 wad X dw fy X S- Q -fx 0 Q f 55 Ny, U, i gg X JS Q00 V x I 1' QV X img' FA 5 fi31'xF5:.1f -f 'YN X, , ' N 2 . 15 Xxfbig ' -is-il, ff fq '1.'4fX' X, f QF' C' Q ' ' , fl W '55 c o X gf 'X - if , QZLN4! ,x xx w x gQ 5f w5-E 3,I Xboigy C49 'fox ,fb i f-X -r 0296 290 JJ A - Q0 X H Y 'J 1. A A DoroTh one Pzlgc Fifty-fivr I.: I Y YYWWW . I I I. .. Il I AR 111 ow II I I II Il II II II I I James Mayes, ffined for speledingjz But, sir, I'm only a high school student. II Officer Click: Ignorance doesn't excuse anyone. I I W I William Stevens: I have an idea. I I . I Lemoyne: Be good to it: it's in a strange place. Biography of a Few Seniors fBy a Cynical Classmatej I Asa Burlingame: Born in country, reared in country, better go back to country. I Bill Foster: Born a baby, grew up a baby, will die a baby. Ada B. Brown: Born a blonde, but will be a brunette at thirty live. Mighty I nice girl. Henry Rube Oglesby: .Born in Warrensburg. Grew up under badfiniiuencez fBil1 Bob Fister and the rest of the Old Towners J. Noted owner and operator of the S. S. Bevo. Dorothy Todd: Born on farm. grew un on farm. taken from said farm. but still belongs on farm. W'ilmer Ross: I life in high school. We hear he has quite a line. Bill Stockton: Born a few years ago. Grew up a little while ago. Attracted by girls while very young. He's O. K. at that. Mardelle Estes: Born. Grew up to a flowery talker. Has a liking for Sedalia. We wonder. Robert Mayes: The High School's John Held, Jr. Born in Alfalfa., Texas. Grew up in Montserrat. Born in Sedalia. Grew up tough: no wonder! Spent most of DQesn't like said Montserrat. . T-l I Senior: 'What is the difference between a. mule and a freshman? Junior: I don't know: what is it? Senior: There isn't any. I I I I I Rube: I felt sure if I called on you that I would make a hit, don't you know. Margaret: Yes, and I think it will be a home run. I hear papa coming down stairs. Philosophy He' who knows not and knows not that he knows not, is a Freshman: shun him. I He who knows not and knows that he knows not, is a Sophomore: honor him. I He knows and knows no-t that he knows is an Junior: pity him. I He who knows and knows that he knows is 3, Senior: reverence him. I I ----- ' II Zeigler: Jack says that he can read me like a book. I Ada B.: Perhaps he means, dear, that you are a very plain type. I I I Campbell: How do you find yourself these cold mornings, Banner? - I Banner: Quite easily, thank you. I just throw back the bedclothes, and there I am. II II II II II I Ii I3 , -. 3. 1 Q 3111: 2 II! Page Fifty-six t .I I I I AR R ow 432 Q K Y V., 6 Q N 3-'P 16, ,623 s' X Q f X X Q' MP A X wwf if 5 Ola mam. are , 3 elf., Dt K l1c1Jrfi brian Cm HV . -' wo jdfgt 'VD the JGFM ug lDCPQC1Jil-flPOPLllGtIOl'L.J moollow D742 Jo mucfggiqlf N f4bX fQ77 lXMckQm'hc1m Commwxruon -::r' 1 9 3 1 '::: P 1 fm .:..AR R CDVV .::: Miss Kallenbach: Eugene, are you an adult 01' a minor? Eugene: I must be an adult, because I have to pay forty cents to get into the movies. . Miss Fisher: Why did you spell pneumatic, newmatic ? Dorothy Todd: The 'k' on my typewriter wasn't working. i Senior Bed Time Story Now I lay me down to rest, Before I take my six weeks' test. If I should die before I wake, I'll have no six weeks' test to take. Mr. Summers: If there were four dead flies on the table, and I killed one, how many would be left? Sam Smiser: One, the dead one. Rodney: Vera, Frances has a complexion just like strawberries and cream, hasn't she? Clarence: It is something like strawberries: it comes in a box. 1 Bill Chambers chilled the Civics Class by relating one of his own experiences. Miss Kallenbach: Bill, have you ever seen a mountain? Bill: Er-yes, er-well, that is I've heard of them. Father: Son, what does this 60 on your report card mean? Seventh-grade-r: I don't know unless it's the temperature of the room. , My dear young lady, said the clergyman, in grieved tones, as he listened to Helen Joy pounding out the latest pieces of jazz, have you eve-r heard the ten com- mandments? ' Whistle a few bars, replied Helen, and I think I can follow you. Miss Morris: How many times have I told you to be at class on time? Freshman: I don't know! I thought you were keeping score. Miss Faith: This meat has a queer taste. - Cooking student: That's queer. It should be good. I burned it and put llnguentine on it right away. H - Kennedy: What kind of cigars do you smoke? Bill Settles: I smoke Robinson Crusoefsf' Kennedy: What kind of cigars are they? Bill: Castaways, just castaways. Miss Sterling: If you stand facing the north, what have you on your left hand? 1 Bright student: Fingers 'Paige I il'ly-eight 1 Q 3 1 ---ns ARROW A 5 EIAA ix 5, , H ,izi C , af , X ' l 9 , J K A if AIV, i. 3 Ay, in mf ff me '::: Q2 xsfa P AR R ow CHARACTERIZATIONS OF XV. H. S. STUDENTS Vagabond Lover ..................A....................................... Harold Miller Happy Feet .............. ..... H enry Rube Oglesby Two Little Savages .... ........... Q ....... S ettles and Craig Daddy Long Legs ....... ............................. R agner Boyd Lives of the Hunted ....... .... J ames Mlayes Q31 and costsj Seventeen .................,......... .....,....................... J ack Brown The Amateur Gentleman Betty Coed .......................... Crying for the Carolines Me and My Shadow ......... :.. The Prison Song .............. I Wallt to Be Bad ....,. Sonny Boy .....,...,..... My Man ..................... The Rover ..........,.......... The Crimson Sweater .... So Big .................,............. Two Little Confederates The Happy Mountain ........ The Art of Thinking ....... Our Singing Strength ....................... Skull Head the Terrible The Iron Man and the- Tin VVoman ...... God's Man ..........................................., ............... Jocko the Jungle Child The Runaway Sardine Volcano ,..................... Noisy Nora .,................... Square Rigged ................... Joseph and his Brethren The more than usual lack of interest among the that afternoon had got under Mr. Campbell's skin. Jew Edelen Little Zeigler Robert Mayes Ada B. and Zeigler W. H. S. School Song Dorothy Jones Sonny Sommers Ada Berneice Junior May in the Dodge Bill Stockton Israel Grover James and Robert John Luecke John Hollyman Lewis McNutt Bill Foster Wilmer and Ada B. Murray Williams . George R. Shryack, Jr. Robert Dow Torchy Alsbury Dorothy Todd Banner Rice Joe Smith and Company students of his Physics Class is dismissed, he exasperatedly. Please don't flap your ears as you go out. class said Mr. Van-Hoy says: The conduct of a pupil varies directly as the attraction between him and the girl across the aisle or sitting in the seat with hi1n and in- versely as the square of the distance between him and the teacher. Lila Belle: Did you finally get a hair cut? Rodney: No, I merely had my ears moved down half an inch. Miss Ross: Louise, is that your seat? Louise Estes: Certainly not: it belonks to the school, nge Sixty H 1 9 3 1 ' I - 2 ARRCVV . ' , ', . 1, ' 'IIT' 1 9 3 1 'III an ARROW , ,,,,, ........,.... .,.. ,-,'Y ---W V--fvf -1 4 w , . s 4 5 1 9 3 1 H ,f J-uw Q ' BQ X I X , ,f 1 4 f y My My , , I , Wy 2. 1 A, , A U xi , 1 jr , XJ N CJ Q I K x J 1 x wi RN s X f X :V X51 x - I u 2 ff 1 , I if 4 x fi x ' X 7 J' ii Pr, ' A 'Q rw'-4b4,g,' lx- fin Jw-'Rf' L.. 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