Warsaw High School - Tiger Yearbook (Warsaw, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1933 volume:

Ceniur PI'OgI'CSS EdItIOY1 l ln THE TIGER GEORGE L FISHER Ll fi The THCGER ilu I- P lghl-QIVCII SL Published by The Senlor Class of Warsaw Hlgh School Warsaw, Indlana I . V f X, 'yt V, U f -s ' Y A - ' 0' 1 Thx V0.1 me uf- 1 1 ' . N . I is rcspvdfully rlelllcz-:fell L In D R V' MW . L-.-Y., ,, A- ,,-.-..1,--.-. Insir dur nd Conch . Phu Qs wr Hwallser Sludin Plnles by qurk wfuyne Engraving Cnmpun, rin in y cu 1, 'i iums ' Suns . 4 1 1 Q D OUR DUTY Go forth to llfe O chlld of Earth' Stlll mmdful of thy heavenly blrth 'Ihou art not here for ease or s1n But manhoods noble crown to w1n Though passions flre are ID thy soul 'Ihy sp1r1t can thexr flames control Though tempters strong beset thy way Thy Splflt is more strong than they Go on flom innocence of youth To manly pureness manly truth Gods angels stmll are near to save And God hlmself doth help the brave Then forth to l1fe O chxld of earth' Be worthy of thy heavenly bxrth' For noble servlce thou art here Thy brothers help thy God revere By Samuel Longfellow 1819 1892 CLASS SONG OF '33 By BERT CRAFT Verse Come on you SEDIOFS and Jom our fun Come on you senlors and cheer JOIN 1n our parley th1S IS our day Tell us your frlendshlps ever smcere All thru our school days you ve been by our side You ve been a gallant crew Youve done your duty youve done your task Joln us ln vlctory Chorus Cheers to classmates For school days spent wuh you Thanks to classmates For your ever loyal frlendshlps shown us School days spent here Were truly happy days Heres to the Splflt shown In the class of thlrty three Yell Chorus Presldent Presldent Leader of our crew OHICGFS OHICGFS Heres our toast to you Youve been loyal youve been true Leaders of our crew CTO the tune of North Western Push On Song J . , . , . 1 1 , . . , . . 1 , . , . 1 . , . , . 1 , . y - 1 e , . 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Q 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 11 THE CENTURY OF PROGRESS HE year 1933 w1ll go down lnto hlstory as lHd1'klI1g, a most Oflgllldl exposltlon The Century of Progress It happens that the hundred years of Chlcagos l1fe as munlclpallty parallels the development of the rallway system and the age of phe nomenal mechanlcal xnventlons In the most bcautlful scttlng 111 the world wlll be collected the lllustratlons of our matcrlal mtellectual and splrltual progress durlng the past century The vxsxtor w1ll be able to VlS1t forelgn temples and vlllages and even to step back into remote pcrlods of tlme The archltecture IS startllng modern One mlght easily unaglne that hc IS Vlbltlllg some other planet The llghtmg effects promlsc to be one of the most lI'ltC!'CSl.lIlg features of the fan' Most darmg color combmatlons greet the eye We are promlsed that when the grounds are landscaped and the lighting IS completed we w1ll be able to detect a harmony of color We shall see the Golden Pavlllon of Jehol resplendent ln Chmese red and gold a Maya Temple of Yucatan Indlan V1ll3g9S wxth totem poles Afrlcan Plgmles 1n then' transplanted natlve hab1tat the Wlgwam ln whlch Lmcoln was nom1nated by the Repubhcan party Fort Dearborn and Hangmg Gardens along w1th bulldmgs of the future Processes of productlon are to be shown not merely finlshed products Dally pageants w1ll show the development of transportatlon from the cumbersome wagons to the most modern railway equlpment In Soldler F1eld and the lagoon wxll be held major events 1n outdoor sports and international champlonshlp boxmg exh1b1t1ons mternatlonal track meets boat races and SWIITIIIIIDQ and d1v1ng contests Admlral Byrds South Pole shlp The C1ty of New York 15 m the lagoon It contams a mu seum of relles of Byrds Ant arctlc exploratlons Two steel towers 600 feet hlgh have observatlon platforms at the top whlch are reached by hxgh speed elevators The mam buxldmgs are the Hall of Sclence the Transportatxon group the Federal bulldmg and the Court of States the Electrlcal Bulldmg the General Exhlblts bulldmg the Agrlculture blllldlflg The Fleld Museum the Planetarlum the Shedd Aquarlum and the Art Instxtute are near by The bxg show starts oflflclally on June 2 when a beam of star lxght from the dlstant star Arcturus falhng on a photo electric cell w1ll set everythmg lnto motlon The world w1ll be at our door thls year wlth the cducatlonal opportunity of a l1fe time ' ' '. . . . 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V . , l The Board of Education ,P 5 ill A MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1955 HIS the year of your graduation from the Warsaw High School we hope will be the year of opportunity the year of recovery from world depresslon to world prosperity It w1ll probably be your privilege to enter business professional or college l1fe during a period of world progress While we commend you upon a successful hlgh school career culminating durmg a period of hope for better things in a soclal moral and 1ndustr1al way yet we realize wlth you that your achievement so far does not guarantee your success in the college business or pro fesslonal life upon whlch you are entering You have acquired certain knowledge and habits during your school life that will help you Your home and other social and material sur roundlngs will have an important influence upon you but after all It will be prlmarlly your attitude toward life and your reactlon to it that will determine your value as a member of soclety Some of you w1thout a college educatlon may have a larger measure of success than others with it Your study of history has probably shown you that whlle scholastic educatlon has been an a1d to success It has not been a requlrement therefor Men and women have become great charac ters wlthout xt yet scholastlc education IS more important today than ever before It IS not necessary to leave Warsaw and Kosciusko County in order to live successfully The valuable citizen IS the one who ably performs best eommunltles in the worlds greatest nation and we flnd here among our own frlends and acqualntances work that IS worthy of our best effort and that will continue to be a challenge to our pride and abihty We be heve that now IS the tlme and here IS the place where we may so order our lives that they will be worthy of our w1ll and capaclty to do and the sacrifices others have made for us WARSAW SCHOOL BOARD SAMUEL F DE POY Pres LLOYD W JOHNSON Secy E A GAST Treas Loren Chastain M A James M Leffel M S Prmclp I Super tend nt I Q l Y . ' 7 I 9 Y . 3 7 1 i ' 1 l l u , I - S I . . , Y . . . . . 3 . . . . ' useful work. We, living in Kosciusko County, are citizens of one of the . . . , . . Y ' 9 Aw ' 1 '1 . . , . ' , . . . , . . ' ' n in e . 2-X 251255 .. .. . - , z.: -. Eli.: LOREN CHASTAIN M A Prlnclpal Mathematlcs FRANCES SHARP Ph B SOCISI SCIQHCSS CARRIE J AQUES Muslc HAZEL TWOMLEY A Phg SlCd1 Educatlon JOHN L BARTON B S Agrlcultuxc J FRANK YENNER Commerclal HAROLD H CRABILL A Publ1c Spcakmg SINAH P THRIFT A B French PRISCILLA WARR B Home Economlcs Chemxstry MAMIE EDGINGTON M A Engllsh MARY Z SIMONS A B Hlstory PHILLIPBARREN V F W Band MARIAN E HERRICK M A Latln and French GLADYS MOWER Ar ALLEN OHMART Manual Tralnlng GEORGE A NYE A B Mathemaucs and SCIGDCE GEORGE FISHER B Physlcal Educatlon I-I S FACULTY . . B. R . l , . B. U , . S. HELEN.PUGH, B. s. r. ' ' , 1 ', . S. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Wayne Outcclt Ruth Jane Arnold Jean Corbln Robert W19St PlLb1d9I1t Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Class Motto Keep Smlllng Class Flower Llly Class Colors Blue and Whlte Such as a happy blrd w1ll sxng Beneath a rambows lovely arch In early sprmg Tram up thy mlnd to feel content What matters then how low thy store What we enjoy, and not possess Makes uch or poor Wxllxarn H Davles Sing out, my soul, thy songs of joyg WAYNE OUTCELT SP4-Q95 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Track Captam to State m Track 3 Honorable MEHIIOD Halfback 4 Sclence Club 3 Junlor Class Play Manager 3 Recept1on Comm1ttee 3 Orators At lant1s 3 Sen1or Class Presldent 4 DORIS HATFIELD Dory T1ger Staff 4 Paper Staff 3 Athletlc Comm1ttee 2 4 JBHICG Mere dxth 3 Commerclal Club 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 G A A Offncerl Medal G1rl4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Spec1al Chorus 2 3 4 Muslcale 4 05108 Glrl 4 Orators Atlantls 3 Honor Glrl 4 ELEANOR ARNOLD Red Cro s Comm1ttee 1 2 Jumor Class Secretary Orators At lantls 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Medal G1rl 4 T1ger Staff 4 Offlce G1rl4 Athletlc Comm1ttee 1 JAMES JOHNSON Jlm Presxdent Freshman Class 1 Commerclal Club 1 Scxence Club 2 I French Club 3 Dramatlc Club 3 H1 Y Club 3 Janlce Meredlth Man of Yesterday 4 Tlger Staff 4 Football 2 3 Football C'1p tam 4 EDWARD LUCAS H1 Y 2 3 4 Orators Atlantls 4 Athletlc Comm1ttee 1 Sc1ence Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Commerclal Club 3 Red Cross Comm1ttee 2 HELEN CROXALL Croxy Goshen 1 Class Treasurer 2 G A A 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Speclal Chorus 2 3 4 Quartette 3 4 Debate 3 Orators Atlantls .J Athletlc Comm1ttee 4 Sclence Club 4 Man of Yesterday 4 P K 1 2 3 4 MAXINE LANDIS Squ1rt G A A 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Speclal Chorus 2 3 Red Cross Comm1ttee 1 Thr1ft Comm1ttee 1 Junlor Class Play Manager 3 Re cept1on Comm1ttee 3 Home Econom1cs Club 4 Semor Play Asslstant Manager 4 Orator s Atlantls 3 ROGER SANDERS Rod Glee Club 1 2 Band 1 2 Thrlft Comm1ttee 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Orators Atlantls 3 Janlce Meredlth 3 Debate 3 4 Man of Yesterday 4 Commerclal Club 4 Sclence Club 3 4 FRED WARD Fred Class Presldent 3 V1ce Presndent 2 Athletlc Comm1ttee 1 4 Tlger Staff 4 Debate 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Quartette 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent H1 Y 4 Spec1al Chorus 2 3 4 Janlce Meredlth 3 Red Cross Comm1ttee 4 Orators Atlantls 3 Sclence Club 3 4 Com merclal Club 4 ESTHER REECE Esther Homemakmg 1 Glee Club 3 4 QCIGDCB Club 4 French Club 2 3 Commerc1a1 Club 4 I live for those who love me 4 For those who know me true' For the heavens so blue above me And the good that I can do. -Banks. SPEED 0 DOW O CROXY l-'REO 0' ESTHER RUTH JANE ARNOLD Janey Glee Club 1 2 3 4 QPGCIHI Chorus 3 4 Muslcale 4 Orchestra 4 Janlce Meredlth 3 Class Secretary 1 4 G A A 1 2 Latin Con test 1 Orator s Atlantls 3 PAUL ELLIOT Lemon Track 23 Commerclal Club 3 4 French Club 2 4 Glee Club 3 4 Janice Mered th 3 Sclence Club 4 Agrlculture 1 ROGER PARKER Parker Latln Club 1 qclence Club 2 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 F F A Or 2'lI1l7'll10l1 3 4 BILLIE SIMS B1 Lucemc MISQOUYI 1 French Club 2 3 Presldent of French Club 3 Sclencc Club 3 4 Chorus 4 Muslcale 4 Commerclal Club Chalr VIRGINIA COLEMAN Glnny French Club 1 2 Class Secretary 2 Reception Comm1ttee 3 Thrlft Commltt e 1 Glee Club 1 Commercial Club 3 4 BLAINE MIKESELL Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra2 3 4 H1Y? 3 4 ROBERT DEVENNEY Bob French Club 1 2 Commerr-1a1 Club 3 4 Sclence Club 4 ROSEMARY M INTYRE Rosey Debatmg 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 French Club 1 2 Orator s Atlantis 4 DOROTHY HERRING Fish Lagrange 1 Dramat1c Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 G A A 2 3 4 Ath let1c Comm1ttee 3 Commerclal Club 3 4 JUDSON LYTLE Jud Football 3 4 Track 1 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Athletic Committee 2 Band 2 Orchestra 2 OTHER QFNIORS-CNot Plcturedl FLORENCE PIERCE JOHN HOLDERMAN MARY JANE EDINGTON VIRGINIA KINSEY CALVIN ENGLEKING FRED SHAFFER PAGE 8 KA D Y Y - Y M - Y Y Z tl ' ' YY . . , - Y ' 1 Y ' ' ' 5 1 . 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MARY KATHERYN TAYLOR Kate G A A 1 Commerc1al2 3 Glee Club 1 DELOSSE PHILLIPS Phlxp Glee Club 3 4 Janice Meredlth 3 MARION WOODLING Marlon French Club 1 Jamce Meredlth 3 Commerclal Club 3 4 SCIENCE Club 4 FRANCIS REESE Fran Glee Club 1 Home Economics Club 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 CLARA MAE HANKINS Hank G A A 1 2 3 4 G A A Pres1dent4 Soccer Manager 4 Com merclal Club 4 JAMES VAN CUREN Jlmmy Orchestra 1 2 3 FRANK OHMART Hank Football 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Commerclal Club 4 French Club 3 WINIFRED SANDERS Wmme Thrlft Commlttee 1 Athletlc Commlttee 1 Glee Club 1 2 4 SCIENCE Club 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 Receptwn Commlttee 3 Speclal Chorus 4 Semor Play Commxttee 4 ILENE BINKLEY Bmk Gary 1 2 Larwlll 3 Home Econom1cs 4 Band 4 Orchestra 4 FRANCES MILLER Clubfoot Dreams are but lnterludes whlch fancy makes When monarch Reason sleeps thls m1m1c wakes Dryden PAGE 9 ll Y! . . . 3 ' , g . U ' H , u - - sv 1 v - ' H ' U ,U - . ,. , . . - , , . , Cl Y' 5 ' 5 ' , . ll Y! . : . , , , 3 . . . 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MHC HURLE I Y 0 A f EVELYN HEIMAN French Club 1 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 D A R Hlstory Prlze 3 GAIL MORRISON be Track 2 3 4 State Outdoor Meet 3 4 State Indoor Meet 4 Latm Contest 2 Jumor Class Play Manager 3 Sclence Club 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Orators Atlant1s 4 JOHN M KINNEY Mac RUBY KELLY Rube Home Economlcs 1 2 4 H Club 2 Euclldean Circle 3 Commerclal Club 4 CHARLOTTE KNISLLY Charley Thrlft Commlttee 1 French Club 3 Commerclal Club 4 FRANZIL BAUM Baum French Club 1 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 Agrlculture 3 4 Purdue Roundup 3 WILLIAM WELLS B1 Home Economlcs 1 G A A 1 2 4 H Club 1 Commerclal Club 3 LUCILE FRAUHIGER Coaly Bluffton Hlgh School 1 Lancaster Hlgh School 2 Washmgton Indl anapolzs 3 Commercial Club 4 MAX K HIRE M K Paper Staff 2 3 Tlger Staff 4 H1 Y 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Orators Atlantls 4 POST GRADUATES 'VIILDRED BRADWAY LIJELLA LONG DOUGLAS DOUGLAS RICHARD ORAM MARRILL FOSTER ELIZABETH PERRY WELLINGTON KLINGEL EARL SHAFFER ARDELLE MCUEN DOROTHY GREEN BERNICE SHARP PAGE 10 lV,, LV 0 UBL ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' UA ,, U 'll X IVIIRIAM DAVIS Billy BILL BILLY L . , - , . Olllcsgk, ' - 'g A 3 I ,Q I 5 y A , I af HELEN NORRIS BOGGS Norry Economlcs 1 4 French Club 2 Home Nurslng 4 CLESSON KEHOE Clessy Thrlft Commlttee 1 Glee Club 1 2 4 Muslcalc 4 Janlce Meredxth 3 Speclal Chorus 2 Track 2 Football 3 Commcrcxal Club 3 4 DAYTON SLOAN Dayt Football 2 3 4 Agrlculture 1 French Club 2 CLEO MAE HUFFMAN Tllly G A A 1 2 3 4 Medal G1rl4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Speclal Chorus 3 4 Muslcalc 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 French Club 2 Red Cross Commrttee 1 MARGARET WOODLING Marg Home Economlcs 1 2 3 4 4 H Club 1 2 French Club 1 Thrlft WAYNE JOHNSON Wayne Mllford 1 2 3 Agrlculture Club 4 Commercxal Club 4 Scxence Club 4 WILLIAM EILER B1 Agrxculture 3 Commerclal Club 3 Sclence Club 4 Track 2 MONNA BENNETT Reba Commerclal Club 3 4 Thrlft Commlttec 1 G A A 1 2 French Club l 2 WILLODEAN ME'I LGER W1lly Thrlft Commlttee 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 G A A 1 Home Economlcs JACK GIBBS Parson Presldent 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Jamce Meredith 3 Re ceptlon Committee 3 Sclence Club 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 Orator s W I 0 Atlantls 3 All County B B Squad 4 French Club 3 4 Llves of great men all remlnd us We can make our lives subhme And departlng leave behlnd us Footprmts on the sands of tlme Longfellow PAGE 11 ll 77 ' , : 1 ' - . -. .l , U - - , 1 I g , an - - n I 1 9 Y 1 . 1 Q I 1 2 ' , - .. 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' . 7 , , , , Z - - S , - v . . , JHNLT 0 DOC JEANETTE BAILEY Janet G A A 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Speclal Chorus 3 4 MUSICBIE 4 French Club 1 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 MAURICE FERGUSON Doc Presldent 2 Athletic Commlttee 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club Presldent 4 Orators Atlantxs 4 Science Club 3 Receptlon Com mlttee 3 H1 Y 4 PHILIP SMITH Phl Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 4 H1 Y2 3 4 Speclal Chorus 2 3 4 Debate Team 4 Man of Yesterday 4 Red Cross Comm1ttee 4 Class Vlce Presndent 3 Vice Presldent of H1 Y 4 Receptlon Commlttee 3 Sc1ence Club 3 Orators Atlantls 3 Jan 1ce Mered1th 3 Thrlft Commxttee 1 Quartette 4 LUCILE BELL Lucy G A A 1 French Club 1 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 MILDRED MELLENCAMP Mld The Man of Yesterday 4 Quartet 3 4 Speclal Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Muslcale 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 fMedalJ Basketball Commlttee 1 Sc1ence Club 4 0 t FORREST JOBE Petey Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 French Club 2 Sc1ence Club 3 Commerclal Club 4 WESLEY JONES Wes Commerclal Club 3 4 Sc1ence Club 4 H1 Y 4 Football 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Orators Atl3htlS3 NEVA BAILEY Neva Ull-HE 0 Mlctcllv 1 Sc1ence Club 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 Commerclal Club 4 French Club 1 2 RUTH GRIMM Ruthle South Bend 1 2 Tlger Staff 4 Receptlon Commlttee 3 Speclal Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Orators Atlantls 4 Dramatlc Club 4 Quartet 4 Janlce Meredith 3 Athletic Commlttee 3 Red Cross Commlttee 4 Debatmg 4 Musxcale 4 OHICG 4 MILO CLASE Mickey F. Ui X E mf Semor 34 A thought ls often Original although you have uttered It a hundred times Holmes PAGE 12 H Y, - . - - , 1 1 U, , : ' , 9 ' 1 1 Z 1 - ll Y7 ' 9 ' ' 1 , , 9 ' K .1 1 1 ' , ' 1 ll 'lii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 1 .'H 1 1 1 ' . . 1 . DI-HL 9 LUCY . . .-- . . 1. 1 3 ' . ' ' . ' n I 1 ' - It -1 . H I 1 . 1 1 ' 3 Q - .. 1, . - . 3 , 3 1 - .. - 1, ts 11 I , 4 - . . 1 1 1 ' 3 1 , , , 1 c. - - . , , ,v : 1 S uad 1, 2, 3 45 Commercxal Club 4g Orators Atlantxs 3' Athletlc I 0 . 1 . 1 - - 3 I .1 N . . . 1 1 ' Y 1 . Y Y Y 7 5 g . I tl Y! ' 1 4 ' y z. '- 4 , : 1 1 1 I 1 S - NES WEVH H H . 3 . 5 . 1 , . ll ' 17 Y Z . 1 . . 3 . Q . I ' 1 ' a Y 1 1 Y J 1 . U . . ,, . . . u Q , Q 4 , 1 I S 3 3 - 'J' LI ' YY - , .K .. -. .fn 4.3 - u 1s ' r- If 'A 1:7 4' ROBERT WIEST Rosewater South Bend 1 Sclenee Club 4 Class Vlce President 4 Track 2 3 Basketball 2 Football 2 3 4 Commerelal Club 4 French Club 2 ELEANORE TOWNS Townsy G A A 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 bpec1alLhorus 2 3 lfxeneh Club 1 2 Commerclal Club 4 Receptlon Committee 3 Suenee Club 4 Orator s Atlantls 3 Red Cross Committee 2 Thrlft Comnuttec 1 JEAN CORBIN Petty Argos 1 Paper Staff 1 Orchestra 2 3 Chorus 2 4 Selence Club 3 Janlce Meredlth 3 The Man of Yesterday 4 Fleneh Club 3 Orators Atlantls 3 Speeral Chorus 4 Musleale 4 Commexual Club 4 Edltor ln Chlef of Txger 4 Treasurer of Class 4 ROBERT WHITENELK Bob Commercxal Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Oruhestra 2 3 4 bclence Club HARRY WATKINS JR Red SCIENCE Club 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 Agrlculture 1 MARY ARNOLD Mar G A A 1 2 3 4 Athletlc Commlttee 2 Red Cross Comnuttee 4 Latln Contest 2 Man of Yesterday 4 BERT CRAFT Bert Selence Club 3 4 The Man of Yesterday 4 Class Poet 4 Qulz and Qu1ll Club 4 Commerc1a1 Club 4 GIBSON BOLINGER Gibby Basketball 4 Football 4 French Club 2 Lommerclal Club 3 Truth crushed to earth shall rlse again The eternal years of Gods are hers But error wounded wrlthes with pam And dles among hls worshlpers Bryant PAGE 13 DOSEWHTED 0 TOWNSY D 0 B 0 0 if as 2 -c VV, In I Qui? K4 77 : ' : A' 2 Y 2 Y ' S Y Y Z S - ' .. , YY - - - Y Y Y Y Y - Y Y Y Y . l . , . I w. i U ,A 1 ' Q - Sl 77 . . , 1 ' - T 4 Q ' . 1 Y Y Y Y Y I Y 4 it ' - as , nt an . , ' , g Y A Y mv no , ' . ' 1 4 ' . .,'. r I Y D Y Y 1 Z ' ' - ' Y .. YY ' .Y 4 9 ' ' ' Y Y 1 2, 45 Track 25 Agnculture Club 1. KK YY , . Y 9 9 - A Y, RED 1 MDRY ' , 1 .Y Y Y . ' ' ra A' 4. ' Q - - - Y Y Y Y Y Y ' ,an 4 n , . 1 Li YY ' .U Y Y U - .f. . ' Y Y Y Y 5 ' - ' 0' BERT ' Y Y Y ' 'Y . . '. ' Y Y Y 1 v I Q 0 MH 0 LD PHILLIPS If I KIT OI-I.0.G KATHLYN QUINE 'iKit' French Club 1, 25 Commercial Club 3, 4g Typist for Tiger. JUNIOR GERARD H O G Athletlc Comrmttee 1 Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Man of Yester da 4 FLORENCE GRISWOLD o Home Economics Club 1 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 H Club 1 Glee Club 1 ELOISE COOK Commerclal Club 3 4 Home Economlcs Club 2 MARJORIE MOSER 1 Mary Thr1ft Commlttee 1 G A A 2 Home Economxcs 2 Band Commerclal Club DAVID DUNCAN Scxence Club 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 HARRIET FOSTER Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Speclal Chorus 2 3 Commerclal Club 3 SCIENCE Club 3 EDWARD DVORAK Dave Harry J Stellmg Morton H S Clcero Ill 1 2 F F A Orgamzatlon Band3 4 Jan1ceMered1th 3 Man of Yesterday 4 Orchestra 3 4 EUGENE PHILLIPS Phlllxps And the nlghts shall be filled Wlfh muslc And the cares that mfest the day Shall fold then' tents hke the Arabs And as sllently steal away Longfellow PAGE 14 H 9 Y ' ' . - .U 7 7 Y 7 7 7 - y . PLO. CLI FV ' , Q ' Q - 9 HEI., , : . I ' g . . . g ' ' g 1, 2, 3 3. , 4 ' - I IIIRY 5 I li 9 ' , , 1 4 , , 5 ' , , I , U . I ' ' I 2 , Ed' , , Ll , - - ya . u n , 4 , , , , , , I , , ' H ' ' ' ,. , 9 ' 9 il'l K tI,, N, - -'.l 11,1 f +,JlfS 'y 4 A I-IOME SONG I read within a poet's book A word that starred the page: 'LStone walls do not a prison make, Nor iron bars a cage! Yes, that is true, and something more You'll find, Wl'!EI'6lCl' you roam, That marble floors and gilded walls Can never make a home. But every house where Love abides. And Fxiendship is '1 guest Is 9LllOlV home 'md home sweet home 101 there the hefut can lest Gerlrd flJCWllLlCI'Cll at the elaborate weddlngb to Bates Are you the brlclegroom Bates No I was ellmlnated IH the em1 Hnals Felguson Are you wearmg spec tacles Qld min I.. 5 1 .ll ih .F 1.5 ou-HELLO! 5 5-Y 1 FILL Goan New-Cv p LK 5 - rm' THE 11 You mos! Bananas , on. LUCKY BUY 7 Fllex Yes Through cross word puzzles Ive contracted an optlcal de feet One eve travels vertlcally and the other hor1zontally U DT The best w.-1y out of N1 dlfflculty IS through xt Count that day lost whose low descendmg sun VIPWQ from thv hand no worthy actlon done Unusicale WIFNIXX lhgh Sllltblllc ltt Lluh IU Hi ITHI-KN lll K nlng Ighl O i M 1 pw B. ol 1111 1o11B1xJ Phys 1111 1. T11 L 1.111 ul 1'.1.111 F-Irv 1. J .PAGE 15 Wrltten 1n 1697 Au DGHLIQL s e trace of gold on my Instrument Craft Pelhlps you have struck my back collar stud Coleman E v e 1 have any trouble wlth dyspepsxf' Fzauhlger O n l y when I tty to spell 1t H Does the moon affect the t1de She No only the untled R 1 m e r Do you th1nk I should put mo1e hle mto my poetryo Edltor N qulte the reverse CLHRK GHBLE BEERY Sflmoxals nun ' BEAUTY on 11 'Fmt -Escape BS- no rms! Fans THREE C00 C008 UME WEST YouNG IUUGS thor unknown 1 11 s ThL M111 of Yeslerd my gc-lbj' Q K ll fam 11111111 IJEIIDILGOLQB 1 . . 1. . , . . 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' , 1 - 'x4'1 N tl 1 1,1481 t 1 I 1 f17,1..fI . l ' L ,l...1...1.. tj .W , :Tlx 1111 1: f -1 1 H a 1. 1, V 1 - -I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kenneth Hoover Ben Mlshler Barbara Dlckey Thomas Lehew Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer 4 i Motto: Little by little we gain fuel for our voyage. Flower Tullp Colors Green and Whlte Thls man IS freed of servlle bands Of hope to rlse or fear to fall Lord of hlmself though not of lands And havmg nothmg yet hath all How happy 15 he born and taught Who serveth not anothers w1ll Whose armor ls hls honest thought And slmple truth h1s utmost skxll S1r Henry Watton PAGE 16 JOLLY JUNIORS Top group Thomas Lehew Law xenc, MCCF6lght Row tn Howe George Heaton Ben M1ShlEI Chatles Hutlfet Pearl Levm Eleanore Novak Faye Jolnson D8Vld Loyd Bexmce Hose E11 Katn Josephine Iaflet Geotgla Lovedfty Maty Anne Matthews Brtty Muttaugh Ellzabeth Hanes Center group Wtlbur Powers Call Plttenger Lyman Shroyer Geotge Phllllps Jack Sellers Owen Russell Kathryn Snyder Evelyn Rlng Bettha Shepler Betty Lou Taylor Maxme Ovel holser Salah Sprlggs Ruth Wright May Ttumbull Ma13o11e Wlll mms Sally Eschbach Mlldted Slo me Lower group Jane Clark Max Barrlck Cllfford Chapman Paul Ellls Nolman Bell Wayne Bennett Fred erlck Gresso MHIJOIIC Duncan Mel v1n Baker Clark Btenneman Gerald Denncy Robert Eaton Robert Halback Maly Harmon Lols Harmon Henrletta Cassel Evelyn Harshner Ruth Edgar Olpha Davls Verna Cook WlHlflGd Davts Meta Gatke Helen Hatfleld Barbara Dtckey Vugmla Gatke Dot othv Cox Mlldrcd Emctlck Other Jumors not featured Obert Blown Juarlne Bumbaugh Betty Cas sel Dean Cook Maltha Dock Kather me Eppley Kenneth Foreman Geoxge Hatfleld F1016 Henderson Ralph Hen detson Rose Maty Hllllatd Kenneth Hoovel Boyce How a r d Kathryn Howe Ca1lLatta Devoe Leedy Paul Lowman Rose Mary Mlllex B1ll1e Mollenhour Ruth Moser Rene Nme Donald Phllllps Billy Ro s Gayle Sattexlee Chatl s Schade Donald Sheeley Howard Shepler Dale Sloane Alfred Snyder Donald Stlver Juamtft Stockmyet Helen Stookey Loulse Vancuren John Vancuren Ahce Watkms, H len Watklns H7115 Wxeland V1v1 in Wllllhil71S Judlth Wlnd Earl Yarzan PAGE 17 SOPHOMCRE CLASS OFFICERS Wllma Rus Howard Smlth I Phyllis Kleckner Reed Dubols Presldent Vxce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Vlotto Stnke whlle the Iron 19 hot Flowu PI'lI'I1IOSC Al as for him who never sees The SIJIS shlne thlough his cypress trees' Who hopeless lays hrs dead away Non looks to see the bleakmg day Across the moulnful rnaxbles play' Who huth not learned ID houls of falth The tluth to flesh and sense unknown Th at hfe IQ ever lold of de'1th And love can never lose lts own' Whlttler PAGE 18 '9 an Xt , if .a . 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Colors: Blue and gold, SOPI-IOMGRES Top group Wrllram Braddoek Earl Baker Floyd Funk Marlon Coplen Ol1verBodk1n Jr Wallace Bash Junror Croop Reed Dubors Blanch Ervrn Mary Beckrrell Lronel Bates Juanrta Foster Dorothy Cassel Donna Boone Betty Cook Center group James lurrrer Roy Shand Arden Hull Paul Troy Robert Sh1nn Melvrn Shue Robert Harmon Kathryn Olds Bob Jonas Frederrek Olds Dorothy Watson Ted Wrest Catherrne Snyder Wrlma Ruse Ruby rrell Ross Lolabelle Werrrck Sarah Jane VanDyke Vera VanGrlder Dor othy Scoles Retha Urynowrcz Margery Reese Helen Grrffrth Vrrgrma Heagy Frances Wrllrams Margaret Sehmrtt Lower group Donald Ferguson John Margaret Metzger Pearl Flohr Mar celrne Gable Mary MSFJOPIC Kesler Phyllrs Kleckner Ruth Eleanore Kmg Paula Mlllltdn Ruth Newlrn Vugrnra Mellencamp Maxrne Fawley Ruth Jor dan Helen Peterson Berrueee Me Combs Wlllodean Helvey Nancy Jane Krnch Vlfglllla Novak Other Sophonrores not featured Earl Banghart Eldora Boggess Carl Bol mger Helen E Bolton Harold Brown Bob Caywood John Chambers Alvrn Chenoweth Reuben Clover lone D1d del Dorrs Douglas Dor1sDunnuck M1r ram Dye Eugene Frsher Arthur Fox Wrlllam Frush Lors Marre Funk Ber nard Funnell Kenneth Graham Horace Hrll Esther Hope Georgla Jenkrns Charles La Follette Burnham Lrght Arthur Lloyd Joe MCBfld6 Carol Mrtterlrng Lloyd Perkrns Wayne Plfer Florence Qurne Donald Roose Martha Scott Elmer Shull Howard Smrth Jr Eva Strver Wrlma Stockmyer Wrlbur Strauss Zelpha VanDyrrL Elmer Wagner Eu gene Walton John Wrdaman Arthur Wrse Dorothy Woodlrng PAGE 19 7 Y 4 v y q . , . v Y LY I v Y . y . .7 y . .. v . ,V , . , Y. x - Y Y Y Y Y v . , . b f - f Y ' Y Y Y Y ' Y Y Y Y - Y Y Y Y - Y ' Y 4 7 Y I Y . . - ' ' . . .,. , ' , . . 1 . - Y Rapp, Jack Landls, James Pottenger, Y Y - . Y . y Y Y .. y Y . . .. , . a - Y n ' ' Y Y , . , ,. ., : Z Y , , y . , A Y ' 5 u Y Y Y v Y - Y V 7 Y - 1 Y v Y 5 Y - Y Y Y Y Y Y '5 Y v .Y Y Y FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS DdV1d Llvgngood Leonard Bodkm Cathcrmc Cook Evelyn Ettmger Prcbldcnt V1ce P1 osldcnt Secretary Treasurer Motto A qux vput nun n cbt lmposblble Iluwu Thv. VIUICI Loloxb Crgdm .md C1'1I11S0l'l Thn snow IS lymg vuy deep My houm 15 .shcltclcd fiom the bldbf I hear caph mufflcd stop outsldc I heal mph VOILL go past But Ill not vcnlurc IH thL drlft Out of thls bught secullty T111 enough footstcp5 come .md 1,0 To make 1 path for me Agnes Lee PAGE 20 I . s ' . ' . . .H . I 1.x 1 . . , , . 4' , ' ' 1 ' ,. . . x .1 . xi . y v ,. .. , . .' 1 . , .. ,,. '., .. , . . x v ' . .. . , ' E . OUR FRESI-IMEN Top group: John Smith. Ruth Shepler, Helen Parker, Louise Nel- son, Janet Wiest, Arden Shira, Jr-an Sims, Betty Rowland, Ruth Zim- merman, Marjorie Wilt, Bernadine Rizer, Bonnajean Shank, Frances Wainwright, Delores Smith, Lavon Smith. Lenter group Gus Chlnworth Gerald Firestone Norm in Banghart Leonard Bodkin Arnold Ferguson Helen Cutler Bonnie Beeknell Mary Copeland Eloise Buell Mai tha Bartol Katy Blown Evelyn Ettlnger Catherine Cook Betty Bevier Lenora Collins Ellen Btn nett Marilyn Brown June Dahms Eileen Davis Juanita Clark Lower group Ernest Kelly Robert Hanklns Thomas Lancaster Donald Herrick David Livengood Raymond Miller Norma Hugo Paul Millington Wimfred Hope Mary McKinney Oma Grace Mathers Martha Gast Gwendolyn Harshner Harold Kelly Vannas Heeter Nor malee Hoover Imogean Iivm Geogetta McIntyre Donnajean Mowery Dorothy Hatfleld Forrest Hofer Roberta Hope Jane Mishler Jane Hay Vera Hoover Doris Low man Ruth Herring Josephlne Linn Helen Grlndle Other Freshmen not featured Charles Armey Gene Bailey Nor man Banghart Ed Blosser Mary Bolinger Betty Bowman Hazel Brown Credith Nell Chamness Carl Dobbins Harold Drudge Carlton Fifer Maxine Funk Neva Gloss Robert Hile Bettee Hilliard Helen Latta Earl Leedy Frances Lemler Lamom Lippley lien Moore Emerson Mosei JLlll101 Munson Billie Plttenger James Redlnger Donald Shaffer Donald Shoemaker Everett Shoemaker Virginia Smith Kenneth Taylor Edna Alice Thompson Dale VdIlDlIlL Clif ford Warren Raymond Weed OIV1llC Whltesell Russel Wilson Hnold Wind Cliulw Wolf Russel Wolf Mary Ellen Pleteher PAGE 21 HPI . , . , - . , .. . , . 2 . , . u . 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' . , , , , e t , Y 7 Y 'J 7 , , . z ' . z X ' X. - I U ' ,fa I - , 'I E I ..!:'.!. -5 ATHLETICS FOR A RICHER AND FULLER LIFE T one t1me 6dUCat1OI1 was mere ly a tralnmg of the mmd but the ldea IS everywhere gauung ground that education must deal wlth the whole man and not just part of hlm Out of thls conceptlon has come the convlctlon that the good llfe 9XhlbllS play laughter re creatlon and Joy not as competltols wlth mental accompllshments but us essentlal elements ln full and fine lxvmg For this athletlcs are 1l1d1S pensable Athletlc fields and play glounds afford one of the greatest laboratorles for developmg desired characterlstlcs ln every boy and glrl Sltuatlons Wh1Ch present character bulldlng opportunities are found abundantly ln athletlcs therefore xt IS consldered a very v1tal part of the educatlonal system It IS by no means however only the physical power that IS fed and strengthened ID these games lntellectual and moral power too 1S definltely and steadlly galned and brought under control Besldes man IS to know not only h1s power but also the means for applylng lt and th1S can be at tamed only by means of an all slded equal cultxvatlon of the body and 1ts parts as the medlum and expres slon of mental culture Our alm IS -P X Fil E I to develop such qualltles as w1ll contribute to the 1nd1v1dual s happl ness m l1fe G L F RELIANCE Not to the swlft the race Not to the strong the fight Not to the rlghteous perfect grace Not to the wlse the llght But often faltermg feet Come surest to the goal, And they who walk 1n darkness meet The sunrlse of the soul The truth the WIQQ men sought Was spoken by a chlld The alabaster box was brought In trembllng hands defiled Not from my torch thy gleam But from the stars above, Not from my heart, l1fe's crystal stream, But from the depths of Love Henry Van Dyke PAGE 22 ,.,,,,,.,,.,,.,..a.w.,-,- K: W , ,gi ' 2 . 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' ' t v 2 0 omcu usual' mmtvqouna Top row: Coach Fisher Bates Outcelt Widsmfnn Bolinger Sloan Lowman Johnson Jones Latta Jobe Light VanCuren Center Ell1s Ted Wlest Bash Russel Howe Ross Ferguson Bennett Banghart Hoffer Front row Brown Lytle Clase Schue Russel Wllsnn H'mk1ns Smlth Denny Funk FOOTBALL SCORES Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday September 17 September 24 October 1 October 8 at Warsaw Saturday October 15 Wednesday October 19 Saturday October 29 Saturday November 12 Wednesday November Saturday December 3 Fr1day December 9 Fr1day December 16 Saturday December 1 Saturday December 3 Saturday January 7 Saturday Saturday Saturday January 14 January 21 January 28 Fr1day February 3 Fr1day February 10 Saturday February 11 Saturday February 18 Fr1day February 24 Goshen 19 Warsaw 6 Rochester 0 Warsaw 21 Columbla Clty 0 Walsaw 6 Peru 27 Warsaw O North Slde 31 Warsaw 0 Huntmgton 0 Warsaw 0 Plymouth 13 Warsaw 0 Hobart 13 Warsaw 6 BASKETBALL SCORES Goshen 38 Warsaw 25 Wabash 27 Warsaw 18 HUHtlHgt0H 26 Wxrsaw 28 No Webster 14 Warsaw 24 Mllford 14 Warsaw 42 Plerceton 17 Warsaw 38 Blg 4 Tourney Warsaw 26 No Manchester 17 Huntlngton 18 Warsaw 6 Sllver Lake 9 Warsaw 33 Elkhart 36 Warsaw 20 Peru 42 Warsaw 12 Columbla Clty 26 Warsaw 24 Plymouth 20 Warsaw 24 Ft Wayne Cen 15 Warsaw 21 Rochester 21 Warsaw 25 No Manchester 23 Warsaw 34 Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Peru Warsaw Huntmgton Warsaw Hobart Goshen Wabash Warsaw Warsaw Milford Plerceton at Warsaw at Warsaw at Peru at Columbla Cnty at Plymouth at Warsaw at Warsaw at Warsaw Fr1day and Saturday March 3 and 4 Sectlonal Tourney at Warsaw Burket 22 Warsaw 48 Claypool 11 Warsaw 34 Mentone 19 Warsaw 26 Beaver Dam 42 Warsaw 26 1 FW avr? E it-june YFR PAGE 23 X D0D3 Fo V Y 7 4 C Y V 5 7 1 I 3 1 Y ' : , , .. , . , ., I , . ' ,, . ' , , . 1 - y S 1 Q - at - , ' , .9 ' , 1 at . , ' , L ' ' , 3 at 2 , 2' , 9 1 2 at - , 22 aaae ' , 5 , 9 2 2 2at I 2 , 2222222 ' , 5 . 1 22at . , 2 , 9 , 4 22 at - , 23 , 9 , 3 at . ' , - g , 1 , 9 at 2 ' v 1 I 3 y 1 at - ' , 2- . 3 , 5 at ' . , 7 2 ' , s , 9 at I 2 , 1 'U , 5 , 5 2 at 2 , 2 2 2 Q , : . , 5 g , 4 , - , 2222- , 9 , 5 2 , 2 2 2222-- ' , 9 , 1 2 Saturday, February 4 Etna Green, 213 Warsaw, 283 at Warsaw. ' , 22 , 9 , 1 2 2 Y -' - - -1 1 v 1 - I , 2 , 1 , 4 2 2 s ' V ---fe ' 1 K 4 v 3 ' ' , ' - ' . : , Q 1 ' 1 2 Y - - ' Y 732351, YT , Z A - 1 BNI INISI-' 1 f ' 5 ' . I ro nf a - K W 'Q I JNL n 1 fQ:5L+k3F E, 1 S U Q tif! -JM wimlli 1.1 1 l lla M5179 - ' l , 1 an sau? , X ll -3- -1 I - X D 5:12 'N' r v FIRST TEAM 'lop row Wldnnan Lattl Bollnger Glblss Holderman Bottom now Hoover Mlshlel Phllllps Jobe Brown AWARDS IN ATHLETICS Bwkothxll Irttu Men Prte Iobt Iohn Wndxman Jack Glbbe George Phillips Hlrold Blown John I'l0lClCllTlll1 IIIWSOII Bolmver Kenneth Hoover Carl Latta Ben Mlqhler Track Mtn 1032 Cul MKJIIISIII Joln Mlshler Wayne Outcelt Pete Iobe James I ltta Batcq F1 mk Ohmnt James Iohnson Paul Lowman Wesley Jonea Burnham Llght Ted WIFSI Bob Wlost Wwne Outfelt Jud on Lytle Knvnms Rotfnx MPflllS W '3 Jtmzs Johnaon Football Pete Jobe Basketball 3 - Top row C B0llHFO1 Helton Jones Ellls Hoflcr Flshel Bottrm row Brxddock Baeh Llght Clase RESERVE TEAM PAGE 24 , - . ' 1 . . . . , ., , , . ., 4 .- -' -- X . -, . ' 1 . , ' ., ' ' , l Y ' l ,. . L . 1 , ,I , G. , , , 1' -, ..- 12' 1 ' , , . , , ,z .. Football Letter Mon+Pcto Joho, John Widaman, Gibson Bolinger, Carl Latta, Lionel . 'z z ', . Q . 3 , . . , .. ' , ' . '. . . . . 'W . , . . 4 . - . h . 4 .. . -1. 7 4 . , , 1 , , . 1 - ' Q R 1 . , ' , , ' '- z 1 z , . , ' , . LETTER GIRLS Top row Juarrne Bumbaugh M ta Gatke Ruth Wright Barbara Dickey Miss Twomley Drrector Third row Clara Mae Hankrns Alrce Watkins Elizabeth Hines Henrietta Cassel Ruth Edgar Dorrs Hatfield Second row Mae Trumbull Mary Arnold Marjorie Wrllrrms Josephine Lrtlcr Helen Hrtfreld Front row Fleanor Arnold Hflen Wfrtkrns Cleo M11 Huflmrn Mrlrlrcrl Mellen: imp Lois Harman WARSAW GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION For four years the Warsaw Grrls Athletic Association hrs been orqrnmd It pro motes sports for all grrls nd emphasizes all girls rn sports r t s 1 pon IS a class numeral for having acquired one thousand points the se ond honor rs r C A A W for three thousand points and the third honor rs 1 gold medal for four thousrnd points The pomts are obtained by playing on inter class soccer bask tbrll baseball md track teams 'ind by eng'rg1n,., rn minor sports and health 'rctrvrtres Doris HatHeld Cleo Mac Huffman Mary Arnold Eleanor Arnold Mary Jane Edrngton Mildred Mellencrmp MEDAL GIRLS PAGE 25 ' ,K- : . 7 C c L 7 . , l . y . , . . 1 , . 7 . . . .K . H . . Z , . Y Y .' .' , ' 'i :Y t. , ' I , .Q z . J I ' . 'L ' z, 1 1 1 . ' - - - - , a ' 1 - -' -3 '. . It n :rin ain, 1 i t system by which any high school girl may obtain three distinct honors. The first honor ' 5 1 1 1 ' 1 A - 5-4 ' F.: B. . ',. 1 In I . . ' ' ' ,' X f . ' ' .z L L . or . . ' , I s K K A . . s. ' , K , . . I . ' , t . ' . ' ' ' 1 . 4' A I ff ' -44 . V4 5A DEBATERS lames Pottengex Phxlhp Smlth Roger Sanders l red Ward OllVCl Bodkln Kllzabeth Hznes Coach Crablll Ro emary Mcln tyre THE SPEECH COURSE By HAROLD H CRABILL T has been so generally conceded that tI'llIl1Dg ln Publlc Spc tklng on the 'art of speak lng effectlvely IS so essentml to hippy und succc sful llVlllf' that few lllllllilllg people questlon lts place lll thc LL1lllLL1lL1I'l1 of our school I lttle tun ln out w llilllg hours passes but that we ne elthex talkmg ox hstcmng to someone clse Wh xt then IS more lmpoxtant than that we be Ildlfllzd not to waste all thxs preclous enelgy Ill useless dxlvel ox really halmful talk but 1 tthex to make LUHSIIULIIVG use of lt' An 1dea howevel valuable IS of llttle use to the mdlvldual or soclety unlc s he can convey that ldea clearly and effectlvely to others In our speech course we arm to develop flrst ease and polse born of confidence necessary to speak well before others Control of both mlnd and body IS necessary to ac compllsh thls We must know the mechanical or physical nature of the VOICE 1n order to control lt properly and produce deslred effects We SIFIVG to correct defects IH speech and to overcome habxts of lazy or slovenly enunclatlon and artlculatlon We try to learn here how to do those thlngs whlch wlll comprlse our natural act1v1t1es later hence we practlce speeches for soclal oceaslons argumentatnon and debate xplanatlons and glvlng of dlrec tlons parliamentary plocedule club papels and reports buslness lntervlews pollte con versatlon and readlng aloud fox the 3ppl9C1'lI10Il of lltelatule Speech being a two sided HCIIVIIY there are tunes to speak and IIIUCS to llsten thelefole part of our tralnlng con cerns the courtesy of 'zttentxon to the speech of othels To speak well we must put our feehngs Into speech we must thunk accurately on our feet md then say well what we have m mlnd DEBATING Debating IS a speclal kmd of spcakmg whlch needs special 'lttentlon For hxgh school students debatmg has two paltlcular uses hrst as a pleparatlon for llfe and second as a form of school sport The hlst puxpose IS selved by the selectlon of soclal and economlc problems for dlscusslon and by the emphasls upon hlgh standards of sportsmanshlp ID thls 8CI1V1Iy In oul debatlng The games the thlng We try for sk1ll'9n debatlng and fan play ln the contest and let the VICIOIICS take care of themselves In such an actlvlty there are many oppoltunltles fox character bulldmg whlch never do present themselves ln the classroom The second purpose 1s served by competltlon Wlth other schools and by the state tournament SIHCG the State Hlgh School Debate League was Ofganlled m 1928 the champlonshlp has been won each year by one of the schools 1n our v1c1n1ty Though Warsaw has won only once we have always been counted dangerous competltlon by the other schools The team th1s yeal though composed entlrely of lnexperxenced debaters gave a good account of themselves and weax the1r letters w1th Justltiable prlde Debatlng develops careful thought keen observatlon formatlon of 0p1I'l1OIlS sklll 1n reasonlng a careful command of language a VOICG that LSIFIES the xlght meamng and an alert body that IS under contlol at all tlmes whxch helps to C1115 wlth emphasls the meanlng to the eyes of the tudlence The QUCSIIOU fm debxte thls year was concernmg munlclpal own ershlp of ccrtaxn public llI1l1IlC'9 PAGE 26 . 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' z .h . .. - GLEE CLUBS Milo Clase Lionel Bates Robert Whlteneck Devoe Leedy Evelyn Harshner Jean Corbin Billy Sime Ruth Grimm Sally Eschbach Dorothy Hatfield Bonnie Becknell Ruth Jane Alnold Helen Croxall Fred Olds LeNora Collms Margery Reece Wlmfred Davls Betty Murtaugh Gweny Harshner Mary McKinney Dorothy Watson Ruth Newlln Neva Gross Wlnifred Sanders, Virginia Gatke Jane Hay Vera Hoover Josephine Lafler May Trumbull Ruth Wright Jeanette Bailey Paul Elliot Paul Troy Delosse Phillips Burnham Light Fred Ward Charles Schade William Braddock Max Barrlek Philip Smith David Lloyd Cleason Kehoe Harriet Foster Doris Dunnuck Lolabelle Weirick Ruth Jordan Faye Johnson Helen Griffith Mary M Kealer PAGE 27 Bel tha Shepler Maxine Overholser K :thi yn Olds Vngxnia Novak Marilyn B1 own Doris Douglas Meta Gatke Marjorie Williams How fat that little candle lh1OWb his beanie S0 ahines a good deed IU a naughty world Georgia Loveday Mlldfed Mellencamp Cleo Mae Huffman Mildred Sloane Portia Qs, Virginia Heagy Juanita Foster Sarah Spriiggs Doris Hatfield Q Y t -1' I 4 TIGER STAFF Max Hlre Art Edltor James Johnson Adverttsmg Edxtor Fred Ward Llterary Ed1tor Jean Corbm Edltor m Chxef Ruth Grlmm AdVeI'tlSll'lg Edltor Elean ore Arnold Busmess Manager Dons Hatfield AdV0fllSlUg Edltor QUARTETTES Ph1l1p bmlth Lxonel Bates James VanCuren Fred Ward Ruth Grimm Mlldred Mellencamp Helen Croxall Catherine Olds THE 1953 TIGER Whlle the Tlger lb smaller thls year than usual we have tried to put lnto lt those tlnngs whlch we consldered essentlal We reahze that there have been many thlngs left out whrch would have been mcluded had tlmes been so that the money would have been ava1lable Books ln former years have cost around S1500 but thls Tlger cost less than S500 for plctures cngravmg prxntmg etc The school board thought lt better to contmue the Tlger even though It had to be cut down to 56 pages We trust that you w1ll emoy thls 1 sue of the old book and that ln years to come a perusal of lts pages w1ll brlng back many pleasant me-morles of dear old Warsaw Hlgh 'I'he book was made posslble by those who were klnd enough to purchase a Tlger and by those merchants of Warsaw who gave us an ad In recognltlon of the kmdness shown by these merchants lt ts the staff's d sxre that students of the hlgh school glV6 these merchants an ample share of your patronage Read the ads and see what they have to offer you at exceptlonally low prlces We earnestly belleve that ID a few more years the Tlger w1ll agam be back to normal and that some day Warsaw Hlgh w1l1 be ln new quarters wlth an enrollment of s1x hundred students Untll then requlescat m pace' The sense of humor has other thmgs to do than to make xtself consplcuous lll the act of laughter Meynell PAGE 28 1 y 1 v 1 1 n 1 1 Q ' 1 9 , . ., ,. . v 1 , . 1 1 , . . x. .4 ' . . . v ' sv v ' w y - Y A .. . .. 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Esther Hope Center Row Kathryn Snyder Marcellne Gable Betty Rowland Martha Bartol Irene Moore Front Row June Dahms Donna Jean Mowrey Dolores Smlth Dorls Low man Edna Allce Thompson HOME ECONOMICS GIRLS-Not Pictured Hazel Brown Katy Brown Jane Hay Vera Hoovel Ilene Bmkley Eldora Boggess Betty Cook Pearl Flohr Wlllodean Helvey Elsle Karn Helen Huffman Josephme Llnn Ruth Shepler Mlfldm Dye RELATED ARTS Charlotte Kmsley Maxme Landls Bernlece McCombs Margalet Metzger Wlllodean Metzger Carol Mltterllng Frances Lemler Kay Latta Mary Ellen Pletcher Frances Walnwrlght Kathryn bnyder Wllma btockmyer Margaret Woodlmg Vera Vangullder LOIS Funk Martha Scott GENERAL OBJECTIVES I'he genexal oblcctlves of Home Econonucs are in hearty accord w1th those whlch have been set up by the Central COII1IT1llfCG To teach the students to do better the deslrablf. home econonucs aLt1v1t1es WhlCh they wlll perform anyway to r veal high act1v1t1es and to make them both deslrable and to an extent posslble 1 An understandlng of health ln relat1on to foods clothmg home and communxty sanltatxon developmg a deslre to practlce health hablts 2 An ab1l1ty to contribute as a member of the fam1ly to the general well be1ng and happlness of the home 'Z An appreclatlon of aesthetlc qualltlcs as lelated to dress to the furn1sh1ng of the glrls room and to the lnterxor and exterior of the house 1n whlch she lives 4 A deslre to antlclpate and to partlclpate ln work and soclal 8Ct1Vlll9S of the com munlty 5 An mcreased ab1l1ty and deslre to plan for and to use lelsure hours ln ways that w1ll contrlbute to the well belng of the 1nd1v1dual and the home 6 An abxhty to apply the fundamental pr1nc1ples 1n meetlng new s1tuat1ons 1n the home 7 Some ablllty and Joy 1n sharlng 1n the physlcal, mental and soclal development of young ch1ldren 8 Ab1l1ty to apply fundamental prlnclples 1n meetxng new s1tuat1ons 1n the home 9 A deslre for further study of home problems and fanulxarlty wlth sources from which help may be obtamed 10 A deslre for tralts of character needed for l1V1I'1g satlsfactorlly wlth others PAGE 30 s x v v v v 1 - 1 1 . - 1 1 . . ., . . . ., 14 - -1 1 ' .. 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Q. , ' 1 ' xx .. . . 4 - ii ff I' 4 -1.1 TR ALPHA Attllucle Achievement Ability Harriet Brenneman Wilda Mellencamp Elizabeth Hall Evelyn Warner Eleanor Kmch John Gochenour Virgil McCleary Earl Shaffer W lllngton Kllngel Allen Flster THE HIGH Y The High Y is an otganwation which IS national in its scope Its motto is Clean speech clean spot ts clexn sLhol'nsh1p find clean living Any hoy in the high school is eligible to Join Regular meetings ale held bl weekly at the building The expressed community high standards of Christian chalacter It is an 0lgil1l7'ill0I'l which should grow in our school because it has foi its ideal those things which really make this life worth living those things which if kept foremost in our lives muse high school boys and girls to become worth while citizens in 'my community Judson Ivtlc Blfnne Mlkcscll Wfxllicc Bash Charles Schadf- Willitm Bi iddock Edwaid Lucas FOITLQI Lxoop JI Clifford Chapman Max K Hire Maurice Ferguson Jack Gibbs James Johnson Philip Smith James VanCuren Mr Chastain CSponsorJ Wesley Jones Fred Wald Roger Sanders George Heaton HIGH Y BOYS l PAGE 31 5 ' 5- 3' ll I as u 1 i l 1 I Y ' 7 . . 1 V . I 7 , Y , . , c- , , . . . . v . . . . . . . . ,, purpose of the High Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and , 1 . ' . . . ' . , 4, , . ' ' . , . 1 . , . . ' '. .. . . . . , ' . . ' . . V , . y F , . . . , ' . .. 1, - , - , , Y l Preface to a Complete and Comprehensive History ofa the Graduating Class ofq 1955 By RIP VAN WINKLE PROPOSE to wrrte the HISIOTY of the Class of 19 3 from the trme that the personnel thereof entered 1nto the natural domam of c1v1l1zed mankmd down to the year of thelr fmal graduatlon from the portals of the Warsaw High School In wrltmg the hrstory of therr erghteen year perlod I shall recount at length those momentous and memorable events and changes wh1ch thrs enlightened body of students saw come about rn the lrfe of all mankmd rn a so called hrghly enllghtened age I shall relate how the methods of transportation underwent such a complete change rn Ih1S dozen and a half years that monumental rarlroad companres whrch had ruled somewhat despotrcally over Amerlca smce the days of the ClVll War felt vrvrdly the wholesale undermmlng of their fortunes and ln the handwrltlng on the wall rn the shape of an automobile they could see not far ahead the days when their rrght of ways would be grown up and choked wrth the weeds of the frelds therr tres drsmtegrated and decayed and therr very rarls rusted away rnto that srlent obllvlon where rest the plllars of Hercules the ancrent Tower of Babel and the great Forum of the balmy days of Rome' I shall relate how rn the sclentlfrc world the far flung words and musrc of men and women have been snatched from the fathomless depth of ethereal space and reproduced for the pleasure and edrflcatron of therr fellow creatures thousands of miles from the speakers voice How that rn thls maglc of radro entertainment and educatlon IS brought to all from the humblest cottage rn the mountarns of Tennessee lonely secluded and free to the palatlal home of the mllllonarre overlooklng the ocean from Dorchester Helghts radro sendrng rts message far and w1de over the continent reachmg every congregatron from the rock bound coasts of Marne to the sunny slopes of the Golden Gate I shall revxew the process by wh1ch sc1ence has lrfted countless burdens from the shoulders of our natron s housewrves factory workers and farmers so that they can now share ln such a gratulty of lersure trme that the proper 1nvest1ture of rnterest becomes a vrtal problem of the land I shall relate how that labor savmg devlces machxnery runnmg wrth ever patient regularrty and automatrc deVlC6S endowed lt would seem w1th almost human lntelllgence have so replaced the muscle and brawn of the human constrtuency that 1n deed our far reachrng economrc structure has become less stable so that stand pat stu dents of Malthusran and other doctrlnes of thrs lrttle understood SCIENCE stand amazed rn the face of future problems of over productlon demand and supply and can forecast the rarslng of this difficulty to the nth power when unbridled atomic energy rs released Nor would this story be complete were I not to relate m all 1ts rnterestrng phases those thrngs whrch thls class has seen come to pass rn our natron s polrtrcal and mdustrral lrfe ln the last score of years How that on therr advent rnto thls complex and uncom promlslng world war had rarsed lts grewsome hand lnto wh1ch the nation was plunged to save 1tS honor a war wh1ch for casualtles and money spent far outwerghed anythmg of rts kmd rn human hrstory a war wh1ch for hellrsh rnstruments of death far surpassed even the remotest dreams of Hannrbal Vmcengetorlx Julius Caesar or Napoleon Bona part' I shall relate how the war bemg over there ensued such a perrod of unbounded prodrgallty and prosperrty as Amerrca had never hoped to enJoy or experrence How prosperlty rose to mountam peaks wages surpassed the wrldest dreams of Henry Ford prrces soared to drzzy herghts speculatron spread llke wlldfrre common people mvested rn stocks and bonds how rn these years the whole natron was motorrzed and thousands of mrles of rmproved hlghways were burlt at costs of ten to forty thousand dollars a mrle how workers deserted the farms to recexve ten dollars a day rn rndustrlal centers how llvery barns harness shops and blacksmlth shops fell from the llst of our mayor mdustrles to be replaced with frlllng statlons and garages on all the promrnent corners from coast to coast and how that rn thrs grand orgy of the almrghty dollar bankers manufacturers speculators and buslness men became mllllonalres how that durlng this perrod the chaln stores came rnto exlstence to the detrlment of merchants long promlnent ln every com munity and how the talking picture sprang suddenly rnto prommence as one of our most common amusements how 1n the face of all thrs permutation and aboundmg prosperlty the great rarlroad companres of the land saw therr fortunes dwmdhng away thelr depots bemg all but abandoned thelr rollrng stock standmg rdle on the sldmgs therr englnes standlng cold rn the roundhouses whrle the mterests of the general publlc were fast be coming centered around that greatest of all mdustrles the bulldmg and operatlon of that super kmg of all transportatlon ln thls twentreth century the free wheelmg pneumatrc trred glassed rn electrrc lrghted alr heated mmlature steel palace known throughout the world as the great Amerrcan automobrle' PAGE 32 I I I . . 0 Q . . Y . . . . . Y . I . . 1 7 L , . t . . . .. v . . . I . . . . Y Y . I , . , . . ! ' r . . - I Q I , . . . . , , , ' - r 9 upon an unsuspecting proletariat! Y Y y . . . . 1 1 ' . , , . I. y I . y 1 I 5 ! . - . . . , - , , I . . . . . I . 1 . , 1 2 4 . . . . I - . , . . Q , I , - Q . . y . . - . . . I Y - Y - l Y I ! Q Prophesy of' the Class ofa 1953 By JFREMIAH THF YEFOND S the wr1ter was spendlng some t1me 1n Pau France on the outsk1rts of the Pyrenees MOUHtalHS 1n the wmter of 1950 51 he came upon several COpl6S of the Dally Txmes publlshed at Warsaw Indlana from wh1ch he gleaned many 1nte1est1ng 1tems con cernmg the old Class of 1033 of the Warsaw H1gh School Those who pcruse these 1tems wlll recall many old acquamtances and w1ll perhaps be surpr1sed 1f not aston1shed 1t the remarkable progress the members of th1s 1llustr1ous class are m1k1ng 1n the sevel 1l lmes of work whlch they have chosen as a l1fe vocat1on Ruth Jane Arnold IS playmg the p1ano 1n GIDSUII B0llY1g8lS R1n T1n Tm orchestra 0thc1 art1sts Wllh 1hlS organ1zat1on a1e Helen Cloxall Hlflltl Fostc1 1nd Clco Mu Huffman They h1ve an all summer s ngagement to pl xy on the SlLlf1'ltl Mllllfllllll whtch runs f1o1n New Yolk C1ty to L1verpool Franzll Baum IS a dentlst of unusual note 1n Detro1t He has s veral asslstants I uc1lle Belle Vlfglnla Coleman and Elolse Cook When Dr Baum extracts a tooth Ll1Clll6 holds the -patlents head V1rg1n1a does a l1ttle 31g on the Slde l1nes and Elo1se holds the v1ct1ms hand It IS needless to say that Dr Baum IS bu1ld1ng up a large pract1ce Monna Bennett and Ilene Blnkley after leav1ng dear old WHISQW Hlgh Chandkerch1ef pleaseb went to lar off Afr1ca as m1ss1onar1es for the Bapt1st church They are now ln the T1m Buck Too MISSION on the banks of the Congo Thls mlsslon was founded some years ago by Frank Ohmart who used to do m1ss1on work around Mauzy s stoxc Florence P1erce fBarneyJ IS now on tlae way to T1m Buck Too to start a be1uty parlor 1n connect1on wlth the m1ss1on She has a hopeless task Neva Balley teaches advanced Lat1n IH Butler Unlverslty She has Sp9Cl'1llZ d 1n the Datlve Case Max H1re IS head of the Art Department ln the Un1vers1ty of Colorado I-11s great pa1nt1ng The Splflt of Progress IS now on cxh1b1t1on at the Wo1lds Fa1r IH PHIIS Prof M110 Clase 1s a teacher of Mathemat1cs 1n Purdue Un1V9fS1ty He has Just publlshed a treatlse on The Hyp9Fb0l1C Functlons and Thelr Relat1ons to D11ect1on Cos1ness James E Johnson IS 1nstructor IH ngmeerlng 1n Penn State He has SpEClBl1ZEd IU br1dge work and IS the author of an author1tat1ve work entltled Retroactlve Torslon Moments Opera t1ve 1n Any Rlgld Des1gn Mary Arnold IS mstructor 1n Psychology at the Un1vers1ty of Cal1forn1a She took he1 doctors degree at LGIPSIC and has tr lveled extens1vely Her latest book IS on The Subconsc1ous Mlnd 1nd she IS now w11t1ng one ent1tled The I and of D1e1ms Wayne Outcelt marrled Bern1 ce Sharp but for the last few years he has been pr1 mar1ly 1nterested ln rockets He has formed a stock company cons1st1ng of Fred Ward Bert Craft DeLoss Ph1ll1ps and Wes Jones and they are now tryxng to s nd rockets to the far off planet Pluto The consensus of op1n10n 1S that the whole outht 1S full of Pl11to water MHUTICQ Ferguson stud1ed medlclne and now has a large hosp1tal 1n Indlanapolls D Ferguson has a long beard and looks somethmg l1ke Chandoo the MHQICIWD Some of h1s able ass1stants are Ruth Grlmm Dor1s Hatheld and Doxthy HQXIIDQ Ruth lb h1s, OHJILQ glrl Dor1s IS h1s 11ght hand bower 1n all ope11t1ons and Dorothy IS hlS head nursc Paul Ell1ot was ope1ated on the other day at th1s hosp1t1l for lllglfll p0Cl0l1S They found ang1na but no pector1s Mlflam Dav1s Mary Jane Edgmgton and Clara Mae HHDk1HS a1e star actresses 111 stock company show owned and operated by Jack GlbbS and Edward Lucas The G1bbS Lucas shows are known throughout the Unlt d States and Texas One of the1r blggest hlts fhlS year was The Jackass and the Crocod1le GlbbS took the ass1n1ne palt and Lucas the part of old crock The three glrls played the part of L1ttle Jack Horne1 L1ttle Bo Peep and L1ttle Red R1d1ng Hood all lost on an lsland 1n the dese1t when thc crocodllt crawls out of the water and 1s eaten up by the donkey The braylng of the Jack wxs algebra Kathlyn Qume and Evelyn He1nman became food experts or d1et1t1ans Both mrls are now at the Waldorf Astorxa 1n New York Kathlyn oversees all the meats and Evelyn IS 1n charge of the salads Charlotte Knlsely IS 1n charge of all table llnens Ruby Kelly has charge of all sllverware and Rose Mary McIntyre has charge of the d1n1ng room 1n th1s large hostelry Roast leg of rhmoceros a la afrlcanus cannlbal salad a la cuckoo and hot 1ce cleam ples are the latest on the menu ders Fourth Power Rejuvenator These con1e 1n the form of a tablet Aftex Dr Roger Sanders has become qu1te wealthy through h1s 1nvent1on of San W taklng these tablets fo1 a few days any person run down 1n he1lth exper1ences Y-4-J-Xml '73 a grand and glorlous new b1rth Wayne Johnson a few days ago took SIX tablets by m1stake It one tlme He leaped to hlS feet jumped straddle of a broncho Q PAGE 33 . 1 1 1 ,r , Y C Y ' Y - H ' , . 1. . - ' 2 . 1 'z J 1- 1 I I I ' I x 1 ' L 1 'Ix 4 i' l 3 Zn - , . . . . .' , , ,. ,- . .,. 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' ' t X ff- 1 fl 1 X x2 whlch stood near by and when last seen was mxstaken for a rocket plane as he flew through WISCONSIN on hxs ste d Had Dr Sanders llved IU Blbllcal tlmes Methusala nevel would have dled Eugene Phllllps of the firm of Ph1lllpS Ph1ll1ps PhllllpS 8r PhllllPS has the excluslve agency for these wonderful tablets ln this terrltory Wllodean Metzger and Vlfglhla Kmsey some time ago started a restaurant on Calhoun street 1n Fort Wayne They make a speclalxty of Sunday chlcken dinners Unusual d1shes they are now serving consxst of Buffalo steaks scrambled ostrlch eggs and stewed cactus Broxled grasshopper on toast cubes have been a favorlte d1sh wxth the ellte Eleanore Towns has a beauty parlor IH connectlon wlth the restaurant and Wlnnlfred Sanders is the eFf1c1ent cashler at a salary of S100 dollars a week' Bllhe Suns and Jean Corbm after graduat1ng from dear old Warsaw Hlgh Chandker chlef agam pleaseJ went out to Hollywood Cahfornla Here they have become popular 1D the new film The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea belng made by Dayton Sloan and Fred Shaffer The glrls play the part of mermalds r1d1ng on the backs of huge star fish and tor tO1SBS Sloan and Shaffer have charge of purgatory both bemg dressed ln red tlghts Thev crnry large spears and look l1ke Satan 1n all h1s maJesty' Alberto Wells IS now at the head of a travellng clrcus known as Wells Hlppodrome In hls Slde show IS Esther Reese who wrltes your fortune on the head of a p1n Harry Wat klns who turns some double equestrlan handsprlngs on the back of Old Crazy Qu1lt as thls outlaw bronc goes round and round ln '1 rlng Robert Whlteneck who plays a swy nette a wmd lnstrument of hlS own mventlon and Jeanette Bailey the contortxonlst She wmds herself all up mto a double shp knot and slldes out of the room through a keyhole The Wells Hlppodrome wxll show at Plerceton on the Fourth of July Eleanore Arnold marrled Lxonel Bates soon after leavlng dear old Warsaw Hlgh Cban danna pleasej and they travel around w1th Street Farr Concessrons Bates plays a sax ln a Dark Town Mlnstrel Show Eleanore makes a special brand of crackerjack whlch sells for a d1me a sack Just recently they annexed Calvln Engleklng and hrs wlfe Marjorle Moser who now travel Wlth them Calvln does a hlgh dlve every day lnto a water tank and his wlfe Marjorie IS the snake charmer She slts ln a pen wlth five or s1x boa con stxlctors whlch she plays wlth as a mother cat would play wlth her klttens All the snakes 'ue kept drunk on moonshlne so that they are at all trmes perfectly harmless Dr Davld Duncan of Columbus Oh1O IS known throughout the United States and Rhode Island as the greatest heart speclallst ln exlstence at the present t1me Glrls of all ages go there for heart trouble Young men who have been given up by other speclallsts go there and return cured Anybody who IS heartbroken or thinks they are golng to be A grand and glorlous stag party IS about to be held by several old grads of Warsaw Hlgh The party conslsts of Edward Dvorak Junior Gerard John Holderman Forrest Jobe Clesson Kehoe Judson Lytle John McK1nney Blame Mlkesell FFBDCIS Miller Gall Morrlson Roger Parker James VanCuren and Marlon Woodllng They are to sall next F1 lday the 13th on the good shlp Hawkshaw for Roterdam Amsterdam and Beaver Dam From here they w1ll make a tour of Europe Dvorak wants to take a few muslc lessons on the oboe at Prague Gerard w1ll spend some t1me 1n London running down h1S famlly tree Holderman wxll try to beat the 1'aro games at Nlce Jobe 1S goxng to try to find Jobe s COHIXI ln the Alps mountams Kehoe 1S goxng to look up the old Spanlsh firm of Ferdlnand Ferdlnand Ferdmand and Ferdlnand Lytle 1S going to Carllsle England to look up some old landmarks dear to hls famlly McK1nney goes to Cork Ireland to v1s1t h1s great uncle Mlkesell goes to Berlln to study music Mlller leaves lmmedlately for Rome to VlS1t the Pope Future farmer MOIFISOD w1ll go to Spam to study olive orchards and to learn how to stuff dates Parker w1ll go down to Parrs and s1t around on the Avenue des Pyrenees talkmg to the rlch of all natxons VanCuren wxll go to Dresden to study dye makmg Woodlmg expects to go to Pisa ascend the Leanmg Tower and check up on Gallleos ex perlment of falllng bodles The company w1ll meet at Cherbourg France September 1st to sall for the States Phxlxp Smlth IS at the head of the most famous orchestra that has ever toured the Untted States to say nothmg of Uruguay There are 100 pxeces 1n hlS orchestra not lnclud 1ng the saxophones He IS now playlng a long t1me engagement at Atlantlc C1ty Maxme Lanclls IS h1s foremost novelty dancer She has 300 dtfferent dances and 400 variegated costumes Her Dance of the Flreflles has not been excelled SINCE the tune of Cleopatra Mlldred Mellencamp IS h1S solo artlst Her hlghest note IS five octaves above mlddle C whxch IS only a half step or somethlng below the Chlfp of a crlcket Frances Reece IS ad vance agent for Smlths Symphonxc Orchestra whlch makes a one nlght stand for 35,000 Margaret Woodhng marrled a grand nephew of John Jacob Astor soon after graduatmg from college and IS now llvlng on 5th Avenue New York She manages several large estates has many servants several automoblles and spends most of her w1nters ln the Bermuda Islands Mary Kathryn Taylor after leavlng hlgh school took up Journallsm She was one of the staff of the Chlcago Trlbune for a number of years and then began wrltlng plays In 1945 her play Blmbo the Lost PPIHCGSS had a two months run on Broadway nettlng her a cold ITlllll0I'l She IS now IH Oberammergau Switzerland takmg part ln the Passlon Play She plays the part of Mary slster of Martha Mary belng thc only sweetheart that Chrlst ever had accordmg to the Holy Scr1ptures PAGE 34 . 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CLASS WILL E the Senaoa Class of the Waasaw Hag.,la Sehool of the eaty of Waasaw County of Koseausko State of Indaana beang of sane mind and dasposaaag aaaeanoay do hereby make publash and deelaae thas our last wall and testament laeaeby aevokane ll foamea walls bequests and dcvaces of wh atevea aa atuae by us an ada Geoage Fashea sh all be sole exeeutoa aaad sh all e aaay out the followang, provasaons t the best of has abalaty e Faeulty out best aea,aads o e Junaoas an av: alted posataon as Scnaoas e Sophomoaes the be autaful seats watla soutlaeaaa exposuae an the assembly e Freshmeaa loads of love aaad sympathy I Eleanor Arnold do wall aaay abalaty to have soaaae boy aaouaad me aaa the olface to lone Daddel Mary Arnold do wall my sasterly love to the Cassel qaals Ruth Jane Aanold do wall my love foa the meaa to Gayle S attealee Jeanette Baaley do wall my sna aat eoaffuae to Eva Stavea Neva Baaley do wall my quaet ways to Helen Bolton Fa anzal Baum do wall my finger wave to Earl Bakea Luealle Bell do wall my rang, to Jo Lafler at as worn on the Sad taaaeea of the left hand Monna Benaaett do wall my slendea paopoataons to Ruth Kang, Ilene Bankley do wall my trombone to Betty Taylor Gabson Bolanger do wall my abalaty to talk aneess antly about notlaaaa to Devoe Leedy Malo Clase do wall my freshman garl to some freshman boy Vaaganaa Coleman do wall my posataon as tacket seller at the Sta aaad to Ldna Alaee Thompson Eloase Cook do wall my noasaness to Helen Stookey Jem Corban do wall my ways wath Puadue fellows to Floae Hendeason Helen Croxall do wall my plaee an the garls quartet to Wayne Bennett Maaaam Davas do wall my abalaty to aeseanble Gaeta Gubo to Betty Bowan an D'av1d Duncan do wall my abalaty to get any bookkeepane an on tame to J aek Selleas Robert Devenney do wall my baallaant aemarks an Englash 4 to Ch axles Sehade l may entertaan the class wath them next yeaa I Edward Dvoaak do wall my slowness of speech to Donna Boone I Mary Jane Edgangton do wall my art of bluffang to Max Braraaek he may need at sometame I Wallaam Ealea do wall ten anehes of my heaght to any faeshae who would lake to see above 'a crowd P'aul Ellaott do wall my abalaty to yodel to Paul Ellas also aaaataals I CdlVlI'l Englekang do wall my walk to the dueks I Harraet Fostea do wall my calm and poased way to Jane Hay Luealle Farauhager do wall my name to my one who lakes spellang, lates Junaoa Geaaad do wall my physaque to Coach Fashea J aek Gabbs do wall aaay hand planted h at to Ball Baaddoek Ruth Cramm do wall my gentle voaee to lVIaay lVIeKmney Floaenee Griswold do wall my golden sllence to Claffoad Ch apaaa aaa Clara Mae Hankans do wall my horse laugh to Georgaa Lov day Doras Hatfield do wall my pert ganger to Jane Claak Dorthy Hera ang do wall my name to any poor Hsh that has none We Evelyn Heaman rand Kathlyn Quane do wall oua faathful faaeaaclshap to Jo Laflea and Sally Esehbaeh Max Hare do wall my art abalaty to Pretty Boy Laght John Holdeaman do wall my prasoner bob to anyone who wants eomfoat Cleo Mae Huffman do wall nay age to aaayone who ean guess at Forrest Jobe do wall aaay athletae abalaty to Geoage Hatfield Wayne Johnson do wall aaay boldness to some green faeshae James Johnson do wall my eaaeful way of daavang to Chub Saaaath Wesley Jones do wall my abalaty to spend the fave manute peaaods enjoyably to Walbur Powers I Clesson Kehoe do wall my aaaaaae to soaaae one who lakes to be daffeaent I Ruby Kelly do wall my compaet and marror to Ruth Wraght I Vaagma'a Kmsey do wall my quaet woaee to Gayle Sattealee I Charlotte Knasely do wall my delaght for readang novels an Englash 4 whale others aead Shakespeare to Florence Qume PAGE 35 Y ' . , . ,A Q .xi ' , ' . 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A y .Q . .C . y . .G Y .E K I i Ballon Irv S cis HOW YF' COMIN N QA us! an W0 0 5 4 6 I I MHXIHG Ldlldlb do wlll Illy ablllty to ldlld md Wldp HILII around IIIX flngel t Dot Seoles Judson Lytle do Wlll my typlng ablllty to Jack Landls Ed Lucas do wlll my qulet and unassumlng ways and ready wlt to Bob Eaton Rose May McIntyle do wlll my posltlon on the debate team to Sally Eschbach John McK1nncy do wlll my cunnlng and graceful ways to Wayne Plfer Mlldred Mellencamp do WIII myself to any boy frlend I LIKE W1ll0dE3D Metzgel do wlll my leglblllty ln shorthand to any young DUSIDCSS WOIIIAII We DeLoss PhllllpS Rusty W3lk1HS Blame Mlkesell and Margalet Woodllng do wlll an honorary membelshlp IH The Red Headed League to Sally Eschbach I FTHDCIS Mlllef do w1ll my lndustrlous ways to Max Barrlck I Gall MOTTISOH do Wlll my Abe Llncoln countenance to any one of noble lllllld and heart Marjorle Moser do wlll my shlny lantern to any eavedropplng prowllng flCbl'lITlHIl I Frank Ohmart do wlll my ablllty to hear do and see nothlng to Gcolge Losure Eugene Phllllps do Wlll my Shelk llke ways to Floyd Funk Roger Pllker do wlll my seat ln the assembly neal Helen Bolton to anyone who to llsten to somethlng about nothlng Wayne Outcelt do wlll my four athletlc strlpes to Bob Shllln Flolenee Plelee do Wlll my modest allullng gllllsh ways to Katlllyn Lattl Esther Reece do wlll my baby face to Earl Bwnghart Flances Reese do Wlll my love for boys to MIHHIE McK1nncy Roger S lnders do wlll lny algulnentatlve Hblllly to Helen Hatfield she IH ly llL ed lt W1IIHlfICd Sanders do wlll 6 lIlChCS of my hclht to Oma GIALC Mathels so slle ean en as well as heard Fled Shaffel do wlll lny specs to Donna Boone so she can see all men boys and elllldlen eomlng hel way and mlss none Blllle Sllns do Wlll my boylsh name to anyone whose ldentlty IS often mlstaken Dlyton Sloan do wlll my IT18!lll1Sl'1 beard to Ralph Hendelson I llkes bt se m ilc I I Maly Kathlyn Taylol do Wlll my assembly seat to Lyman Shroyel so he ean sleep the sun I Phll SITl1ll'l do wlll my blllllant answers ln Engllsh 4 to Mary Anne M ltllews Eleanol Towns do wlll my mel ry laugh to Judlth Wlnd I J lmes V ln Curen do Wlll my cute mustache to Elmer Shoemaker I Bob W1CSl do wlll my tltle Rose Water to Donald Roose I Robelt WhllCIICCk do wlll my laundly truck to any one who wlshes to tlavel I MdF1OI1 WOOdl11lj, do wlll my walk to anybody Wllh a good OqU1llbl1UI11 I MdU11CL FLlgL1SOIl do Wlll my muslcal asplr 110115 to Kathryn Howe WINNIFRED SANDERS ELEANOR TOWNS WESLEY JONES LUCILLE BELL J! I l How sweet the lllUUllll1.,lll sleeps upon llllb bank I K Here we Wlll slt and let the sounds of lnusle 0 HFIRHONICFI HH RY I 5 Eff Fo q-P 'E rn so Pea ia l Q 'Rfb cz- 0 CT owl il Lllep lll oul eals soft SlllllICSb and the nlght Bceonle the touehes of sweet harmony Lorenzo PAGE 36 l, . , ' . Il - ul . . . ' . I, . 1 . . l I, . , . . .. . - I . 1, -, - - . 5 ! 5 Y Y - , , - - nl 11 , , Y ' .3 . . . 1 1 A ' 9 8 I - ' I, 2 ' , ' ' I, , ' ' ' ' . I, . , - , l ,. - 7 - . . il l, .f , . . It ,, 1, V ' as ' - vs ' . Iv - . y .. . . . . - 1. I, ., . ., ' -- , J' , . . . . Y .. . - ? y ' ' - in f . , , V ' . . 2 ' '. I, ,. . .Y . . v R ' i , ' ' ' . ' ' ' AA Y! , , . ' . 7 . ' ' ,-v ' , . . ' ' ' -' ' ' . , A 5 , .' , ,. ' ' .' . . ' 3 ' ' .....g15 V' GAIL MORRISON I 9 'iv 15N-rdlfn :Buy I s' E . T Q , l .' 'I' . ' 7 H? '. 0 5' I K- A-. O51 'rw l 'r . Nz, . fy' - ln. A' . 4 ,W1,Z:'M'. Zn' R - yn ' ' Q - , ,F I, f . t . 5- . . . A . ' 1 - I 1,,, ' .- , ' 2 -2 12: ' X X ' X' ' l ' - ,l'l'. 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PAGE 37 WHAT A CLASS ' ByGA N We were lltilll 1bout foul thous1nd ye 11s ILO There lb nothlng ln thls world we do not know We WCIC present at QlClll0ll Saw the Hrst Egyptmn nat1on When Cambyses and the Ph II 1ohs m1de hex 5., We halled Adam 1n the garden all alone Restmg neath 1 golgeous flg tree f0l 1 throne We saw Eve come up 'md tempt h1n1 W1th an apple l1ke a tenp1n And he ItC 1t down l1ke Towser e1ts 1 bonm We l1elped Rameses buxld the lngcst pyx11111d Got the contlaet fox we had the lowest bld We saw thlrty thousand soldlels L1ft the hundred thous md bouldels WhllC the klng sat 1n hxs tent and played the fxd We were thexe when Samson felled the nughty wall We saw D3Vld slay Gollath Wllh a bxll We saw Joshua Ezeklel Mohammed and hls sequel We saw Cam and Abel Hghtlng, wlth 1 Ill 1ul We txavexsed the L1nd of C1n1e1n 111 o111 puma Were Wlth Moses and h1s Cl'l1lCllCIl so sublxme We walked the Red S015 bottom Whlle the w1nd was 1n towards Sodom And we cllmbed old Mount Ararat on 1 v1ne We fought ln all the Punle Wars of Rome We saw Nelo play the flddle 1n hls hon1e We were present when the vxndals Came from Gaul w1th elooked handles And crushed the Roman Empue to the bont We feasted wlth Belshazzax It hlS f1ll Hls s1lver and h1S golden vessels saw We emoyed h1s Jestors d1nces Hls Jokes and sundry plances But we were frightened at the wrxtlng on the w1ll We were there when Caesar Cl0SSQd the fXLlblkOI1 Saw h1s l6g1OIlS 1n the forum When he had 1 major quorum And we s1w h1m fl1rt Wlth Venus just fo1 fun We helped old Caes 11 wr1te h1s Galllc W 11s We were sol ry that he could not w11te us mole We saw L1vy and old Solon Who gave us law to go on And we heard Jlastlcutus g1VG hlS loxe We heard CICGYO cry out Oh' Catal1ne Why do you cover Rome wlth wxath and bum Where 1S Lentus Amus Tullus Where IS SCIPIO Scmfullus Oh' Senatus bonus sumus Angeline' We saw Cleopatra grace her gold e moe Saw her thousand servants glVO a g1and YQVILW Saw her gold and SllV91 lockets Saw the gold lace round her pockets He 1rd her tell both Ant and Caesar Now skxdoo l'5 WL HERE H , ntllvin oa NE WE RR S Rzfmtoosuuuf eg-9 ' yt., lll all lll1.1 ll 'lll - - . - ' Q ' sz -1 rw: - 5 1 s. 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But wL kLpt the sarlors free from frLt and bl.llQ It was WL that brought thL Prlgrnns from afar Sarled the Mayflower trll rt crossed New Englands We knew Alden and P1 lscrlla And then' lrttle chlld Mamla And WL heard old StEll1d1Sh curse Wllll gates :Jar WL knLw J9fTLIb0I1 and L1ghtho1sL Harry LeL Wt saw Washmgton as stralght as man Lould bt WL knew Gladstone G1 mt and Sherman Tlll then halr was whrte as CYIDIIIL And we llldI'Chl.d from old Atl mta to the sea WL fought wrth Old Zach Taylor years ago When hrs forces ravaged all m Mexrco WL were there when Montezuma In hrs hall crgaro fuma And we danced wrth senorrtas sweet and low WL were HremLn rn thL brg Chlcago Hre Pulled the hose carts and buckets through thL mrre We tore down a thousand hantres Must have saved two thousand bantres And we rescued many thousands from a pyrL Young TLddy had us wrth hrm at San Juan dl WL Ll1mlJLd the steeps and vrewed a battle at thL awn We reclanned thL Isle of Cuba From the Spanlsh Krng Bermuda And WL gave the Cubans freedom they had won All the past lb but as Lhrlds play to us now Just a spr1nklL lrke a pLbble neath a plow We have yLt the world before us And the future wlll adore us For rts chrldren wrth IlCh knowledge WL ll Lndow But now we stop anon to graduatL For we have lots of knowledge rn our patL We w1ll soon have our drploma And mrdst floral sweet aroma WL w1ll lrsten to some prophet speculatL Then let us be up and dO1Dg what we can Wrth a passron all consumrng to a man Let us make the old world bettLr Let us pallll the town clock redder LLt us take our bearmgs and the Heavens SL an Then someday we ll be golng to our rest We w1ll go to l1ve Wlth samts and prophets blest We w1ll talk to old Salnt Peter Matthew Mark and Luke and Skeeter And well ask them where to go to find our nest Then Samt Peter w1ll request a passport shy Then well tell h1m we are all from Warsaw Hlgh He w1ll say O K good students Nothlng more IS nLLded PrudenLe Lrft the latch and show them rooms bLyond thL sky PAGE 38 K l 1 3 I 1 1.1, . . 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THE LIBERTY LUNCH HOT LUNCHES SIIOR'1 ORDERS Phone 1011 104 E Centu St1u.t HARIVION 81 STAMPER CLEAN TONSORIAL SERVICE BELOW LIBERTY LUNCH CENTER STREET f PORTRAITS of CHARACTER LOWELL BLOSSER STUDIO Phone 1400 NU WAY TIRE STORE FEDERAL FALLS PENNSYLVANIA TIRES ACCESSORIES BATTFRIES AUTO SPECIALTIES Phone 741 Opp Hotel Hays G M STEPHENSON SHOP READY TO WEAR AND READY TO USE Artmles for Infants Ch1IdrLn IVI1sses and Ladies Phone 664 111 E Center Street STYLE PLUS ECONOMY New Thmgs All the Tlme SMART SHOP SPECIALIST FOR THE HICH SCHOOL GIRLS 111 W Ma1kCt St Walsaw Ind CORNER CIGAR STORE Oldest Estabhshed t,1gar Store 1n Warsaw CIGARS CANDIES FRUITS CHRIS GILBERTSON Pxop Northeast C01 Buffalo and Center PAGE 44 , ' 1 -Q 1 1 x y x - - x 1 X , m .- 1 V D . X , J . 1 1 Q 4 Y E A 1 1 - 4, . .. , . . Q Q ' . 1. . . i 1 . X . A 1 s I ' . s - J . . fr:-1.14:-1:-Wmuon.::C:010:0:010:--2-fro:-:zo-p-.qu-,zu20:-I:-f:-::..:.,::::1::. ,uni KROGER,S Highest Quality and Lowest Prices. GHOCERIES and FRESH IVIEATS FRUIT and VEGETABLES RINGLE S FURNITURE STORE B I' RINCIE Pmp .-31.1.-1.1.-.1..:.,1--iw:-r:-wiv1 -1 EAST CLEANERS PIIONE 702 MOLLENI-IOUR GARAGE PIIONE 11 THE UNIQUE BAKE SHOP BUII 110 Stud QUALITY B AKED GOODS Paltw OICILIS an Spguiltx Phoru U43 ANT HONY MAT HIAS Pump BURDEN S OPT ICAI AND JLWLLRY STORE Phone 7 201 buuth buffalu bt WARSAW CANDY KITCHEN md SHERBEIS ALL PIAVORS 2-DL QUARI' LKDIIIIJIIIIILIIIS of DEPUY MFG COMPANY MlI1llfdLtlllLIS f Webt Market Strut PAGE 45 7 . - . 1 . . . 7 '-5 Aims. gf' 'Q K Q I' ' U HOME-MADE Ich: CREAM FRACTUH15 APPLIANCES 102021,-ozuz1-:livinit-:oi-flnioifo 1.1101-111.4-oimini.-7.4.1ozozftzozw 1 1: LAKE CITY BANK GENERAL BANKING AND TRUST BUSINESS SAFETY, COURTESY, SERVICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES F RED S. WARD JEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCHES EXPERT REPAIRING 118 South Buffalo Street THE WASHINGTON Home Made Candies and Ice Cream LUNCHPS WllLlC Cood Food and Good People Meet LAURA A. BARTELS TAILOR Relininff PFCSSIIIU and All Kinds of Repalr Work for Ladles and Genta 111 WEST MARKFT STREET Rear Old State Bank Bldg MELLENCAIVIP BROS HOME OUTFITTERS Phone '30 122 East Center Street WARSAW HARDWARE COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE FARM IMPLEMENTS ROOFINC' SPOUTING AND PLUMBING West Market Street M H SKINNER MEMORIALS OF ALL KINDS AT RIGHT PRICES Res Phone 1239 OITICQ 665 DALE S SHOE SHOP EXPERT SHOE REBUILDERS AND SHIN ERS DALE REGENOS Proprletor 118 West Market Street PAGE 46 C1 C3 -x J v 4 ll X 4 4 I 1 'I I -Q , I 0 ' 1 11 1 Q A . 1 4 1 1 I I 1 J 0 1 -,t,t,t,,,-,-,4- ',.,,,t,t,.,t,,..,,- . 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RLDWIIH ot All Ixmdx 1 qpcumltx S Real 71 Efxst Centex Stud PAGE 51 FAMOUQ FoR Chocolate sodas 2 .n 4 L . . ,A Y 41 1 1 Y 11 11 f X wr u ...ut.,. 2 . ' ' gi 'z 'lo' . . .4 . 'C ' if .' .VI I, . A . ' . h - K . 1 ' 'z 1 S. CX V1 za-Sf. X'T ,, ,,, ,, , ,,,,,-,,,-,, , X U If acka E un XM Eglin I ' a Y as EE 1' ,LII GENERAL SHEET IVIETAL K ,,,,,.,,,, ,, ' ' 2 ' Q. si 2 L I gh ,-,,,,,,,,,,. . 7 ' ya L ? z s q 1 L ' ' L. .1 15 X ' . 'xi . L ,, ,, -,, ,--,,-,,,,,,- OIIIJIIICFISO ..... PI-IILLIPSON S .I . I . , , SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES MALLORY HATS INTER WOVEN SOX JGHN R WHITE DENIISI LUCY E UPSON A'I FORNIIY AI LAVI DR W B SIDERS JOHN J BQYLE ATTORNEY Make Your Dollars Go Farther LBONY COAL RAINBOW FUEL AND SERVICE Inc C I I'l I f U A DL mu1cIaI1Ic, Slum Sings I 4 , , .V . cr and BufIalo Warsaw ., 4 - f .- , ter Street Warsaw T iIaIu Struct Warsaw . 7 , lor Street Warsaw Phono No. 2 .,1--1U11:H1Hgw:-11- cow:--1: 11,49-X11-1.an-v1H1'11H14 :Hx--14,1-15 31114110 EDGAR S. IO! iNSON LLOYD W. IO! INSON C1 Cong: atulatzons and best ZUISIILS to the flaw of 3? IQHNSQ Lumber E5 Coal Co Warsaw, Ind1ar1a PAGE 53 . . . . 1 . ' 1 1 1 4 y ' 1 1 1 1 I . r -qu:-Y1 W1 4.-mn--an-.apiLQUQMQJQN-qU1.L1 ,xwxnqnqx-1w1.'1 fqpcmmwwwxmxmznzwzwzwzwzwqmqp:wrwzwzmqwzmupuzczmzuzwzuzwzmqm 0',f ,QQ- , ',',,,,,-, ,,, , ,,, ', 1 S 2 5 S S S S Glvntrnl Svhuv Gln. A L G ERA RD Cn Center Street S S 5 S 5 N U The Store ofa Personal Service -1Kvuh mtllmmz 8: 511115 PRI TERS and PUBLISHERS We tmve the largest anct most morternly equip ect printing eqtatbtlstflment Il'l this part ofa the State and will gladly sub mit estimates of any order fin printing large on small Tell ue your neects This Annual LS one of the products of our printing zleparimenl Phones 16 and Q20 Warsaw vw taettwex Indiana 'am ' -.x wx. 4 iix 15 I o' PAGE 54 5 5 S s S S s s s QQ ' s s s s s s , s s s s s s s s s ,,,,,,,-,,,,,-,-',,-,,-,--,-,,,--,,-,,--,,--,,,,,,,,--,J ,,,,,,,-,,,-,,', -,, ,,,,,,,,-,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,q u 9 S s . - W S S 0 5 s 5 s s s s s s s S S S E . p - S 1 s . . . l . x . 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V...., V ZEHNFR P1fJpF1GtOI JOHN W MOORE CHEVROLFT SALFS Phone 47 213 S Buf1'1o LITTILJLISIHG Ambulince DRUGS SUNDRIFS L'1dV Ass1st'mt THE KELLY FUNERAL HOME TOILET ARTICLES Teleeeeee eee THE MODERN METHODS EoR We o 'mvwhele my tlme TRY OUR DELICIOUS SODAS 211: S BufT1Io St Wusiw Ind PAGE 55 AT 4 4 1 J c ' ' . 4 L .4 - , I J for r0nam1calTmmpavmnan Y .' . J ,T g , ng ,' 1 f i' T 1 J L R W' ' ' 2 u J Q . ' . , i J 1 ' I Q. 'CI St. . S. C , . c I - .I 1 -vt-14-4 . . . . . . E. 141 1 -.,-... FUNERAL SERVICE g . L ' , 2 ' , s, . . . Z . Z e. 1 . . ,gmt:U11-Z..101.,10:4-14,1-..:..:.l1o:-.1 tioin1Uin:U1014114.:.I:4-..:.,1.,z.,:..: lfffffaq, Twwfwv L-I uw fa OLD FORT DEARBORN w nazi if 5 Z O b A r i J A l K .. , ni- .,...,--.,-, AM..- . .... .-- . .. . -. W,- X 't 1' ' .5 gf? Z . Y ' . ' ,ZQ 5 l Restored I Q