Waveland High School - Hornets Nest Yearbook (Waveland, IN)

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(Elass Jtflem I. Tell us not in scornful numbers That the Seniors are a fake. Or we'll haunt you in your slumbers Till your soul with fear will quake. II. We were earnest! We were zealous For the honors we have won, And we're happy when they tell us. Of the good deeds we have done. III. We. as “Freshies, always scored. As the highest class in school. And the teachers all adored Our obedience to their rule. IV. Life is short, and time is fleeting. So as Sophomores we appeared. On the track our feet were beating. By our vict'ries we were cheered. V. Lives of each class did remind us That as Juniors we must lead. So we worked and left behind us Mem'ries of each valiant deed. VI. Then, as Seniors in our High School, The last stage of our school life. With To victory as our rule. We proved heroes in the strife VII. We’ve left footprints that some other Sailing o’er the School Life’s main Some despairing, slow-brained brother. Seeing, shall take heart again. VIII. We have, then, been up and doing. With a will for any need. May the classes, us pursuing Learn to labor and succeed. —Ruth Hodgkin, '15.

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FRANCES SIDNEY SHANKS. France.” Theme: The Life and Works of James Whitcomb Riley.” The Hoodoo.”— Eupepsia Spiggot” Credits. 32. None knew her but to love her. None named her but to praise. MABEL ELIZABETH W E A V E R. Rastus.” Theme: The Victorian Period of Tlnalish Literature. The Hoodoo — Mrs. Perrington Shine. Credits. 33.5. “In the depth of her dark eyes a mischevious light is ever shining. MAYNARD S. SPRCHAN. Susie.” Theme: The Effects of Moving Picture Shows. Credits. 33.5. No maids need smile on him. DORRIS WILKISON. Dorris.” Theme: The Development of the Power of the Mississippi.” Credits. 33.5. “A full, rich nature, free to trust. Truthful and almost sternly Just.”

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Vol. 29 tElu' Huiieprubrut WAVELAND. INDIANA. MAY I. 1935 ' Price 5c METROPOLITAN THEATRE BURNED MANAGER GLOVER’S PRESENCE OF MIND PREVENTS PANIC LOSS ESTIMATED AT $500,000 A very disastrous fire destroyed the Metropoli- tan theatre owned by Otho Glover last Wednesday evening, while Miss Em- ma Clore. the famous actress was presenting her tragical masterpiece. The Wishbone Mystery.” The origin of the fire Is not known. But It Is sus- picioned it was caused by a spark from Elton Milligan's pipe, as he was seen flirting with some chorus girls before the performance began. Manager Glover very heroically prevented a panic by calmly conduct- ing the crowd to the flro escapes . Altho the loss is a heavy one. it is par tally cov- ered by insurance. Ambassador Porter Entertained at Foreign Court • Porter the Royal Palace in Bor lln. April 30. At the close of tho re- ception there was a ban- quet at which Prince Victor Emmanual VII was toas mas er. Mr. Porter's strenuous efforts to avert war and establish peace were highly appreciated by the rulers of the heartsore nations of Europe, tha have been so terribly op- pressed by the war for the past twenty-one years. Ambassador and Mrs Porter will sail for Amer- ica some time in Jte near future. Personal Mention Miss Ru'li Hodgkin has accepted a position as teacher in the city schools. Miss Margaret Peck has returned to her home In Ills city from Hindu- s’an. where she has been doing mission work. GOVERNOR SETTLES SPEAKS TO WAVE- LAND SUFFRA- GETTS Governor William Jen- nings Bryan Settles spoke to the Waveland club of suffragetts last Tuesday evening. His speech was entitled. Ways and Means Necessary to Pre- vent Vote Selling Among Female Vo ers.” Not- wl listanding the fau’t he found with the suffra- getts as a body, he high- ly complimented the la- dles of Waveland for their steal and enthusiasm in building up the city and improving the commun- ity. He said It was quf e a surprise to him on enter- ing his old school town to find it converted Into a large and prosperous city. ------o----- PRIEST ORDAINED Mr. Frank Porter. Am- erican Ambassador to Germany, was very gor- geouslv entertained at a ---- reeepion given by Rulers formerly of the waring nations at I Seybold. Mrs. Zepplin Petro- winskl. of Buffalo. N. Y.. is visiting In this city Mrs. Petrowinski was Miss Mollle Father Maynard Spru- glian was ordained pries of St. Peter and Paul's Catholic church in Bos- ton on the evening of April 29.