Winamac High School - Totem Yearbook (Winamac, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1923 volume:

The nmeieen iweniy ihree TO TEM Pb h y The Senzor Class 0 W Ia' u fixed hx The Winamac High School finamac, n iana Forewor On the banks of the soft flowrng Trppecanoe Several brrck walled burldrngs catch the lovrng eye And a sparlclrng sornethrng leaps from the eye to the heart And krndles therern fond memorres And the old trme student of Wrnarnac l-lrgh Wrshes he were once more enterrng that well beloved door And greetlng hrs frrends and schoolmates as of old Swrng old trme s heavy door back on rts rusty lrlnges And be a student once agarn rn Wrnamac Hrgh Wrshes are cheap but such memorres a e dear To one wrth such a regard for hrs Alma Mater So rn oroer that vou old trmers may lrve your school days over agarn We publrsh thrs 1923 Totem But no-in vain he sighs and wishes that he could . 1 . . . Ml 1 7 I1 fllcnd md p1t1o11Q o the SC 100 0 11xc 0 11 ll 'mmte w flllflllgl Olll H1 11 School CWIPPI WC, the 11101111 Vs of H10 class of I 1-3, do dvdicatf- this our year lmook to Ir' s z .1 ' . f 1 5 I I wl1 ll '1 s fffl f1lly . cl ui ' ,I 1 ' 'gg 1 1 ' '. H GH SCHOOL BU LD NG IT! h1n but GRADE SCHOOL BU LD NG u-4 hi W NAMAC PUBL C L BRARY U14 U11 In-1 Cfhc-3 Schoo Board j. F. ALE FRANK LONG A. E. KOCHER RING FROM LEFT REQIQHT nouns neuron JOKES nmaoms raonsins GLASS ELI- VQEZ LITERARY R GAHENDAR All ll'l'0Il Ill GIIEP DEPARTHENT SIHES5 M ARI: NR N9hA EIWAR G AN 5 ex:-rv 5 0fl'l'5 mcuwv . - ' 1 . - up 2 an. 1 ..': 'A 5. - 0 n.. C C COLLINS SUPERINTENDENT A B UHIVSPSICY of Washington fSeattlel A B A M Marlon Normal College Indlana Unlversltv Valparalso Unlverslty Rochester Normal Unlverslty - - n X5 XI 5 I IX IXIIQN IDX X I I IIMIIXI XXV XIIQS XI LXIX IUXI Xllbb X IUI X OIJLRHOLTII R XIR XI I3 D X IIOXIWXXHIII IX IIORLI QXIXII XI XIII IIIXI XII'f. ff.UI.X XII'IIUI,b XIRQ. 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I I 'ml1Sr1411I II The Faculty MR C C COLLINS It seems not flt that we should pralse A man as great as he He s done so much we flnd no words To show hrs hlgh degree MR A E BOND A father to all full of klndness and cheer beems to us a fme tribute to pay For our Mr Bond nex er shlrks Ins full part XI h n elthel tw ll or at play MRS NEOLA NICHOLS Our Mrs Nrchols rs the frlend Of every youth ln school In Botany or ln Engllsh Class She lrvcs the Golden Rule MISS LDNA FLEISHMANN Of all the teachers we have had She s the one the girls love best Bookkeeplng Shorthand and Typing oo And Athletics along wrth the rest MRS CLARA DLLLINCER The head of the English Department Has proved a true frlend to all Nor can we get by unless we try MISS VELMA LONG If ever you re blue and don t know what to do If you think ln her subject you ll unk Don t use a pony or do somethlng phone y For you never wrll fool her wlth bunk MISS VIOLA OBERHOLTZER She s the one who s always wanted And her domalns are often haunted when from them rrse the smell of sweets For she s the one who makes the eats MR G M SMALL The muslc students are always lmpressed When the Doctor hrs lectures begin For with storres so clever he surely can never Do aught but thelr warm friendship wm MR F L WHITE Flhe boys call lnm Whlte for he always IS ready Wlth a helpmg hand to lend In buying thelr sweaters their slnn guards or leathers On hrs judgment they surely For she s known us srnce we were depend small Marjorre Rogers 23 . - 1 1 Y v 9 , . . , . , 7 , . 9 w . . , . 9 ' . . , , I ' 4 ! Q I ' .S 'H D'f . Y I 1 Y Y 1 I 9 1 ' 9 I Y v - ' 9 t 4 , . . . , I 1 - so - on - 1 . N . . ' Y ' 9 ' Q 9 1 - , . . , , - 1 5525 E32 ELBA RIFFLE Learn one thing at .1 tlllle and learn that thlng well. EUGENE VOLZ Constant labor IS the road to success EUNICE CONNER A blt of the lrlsh mvxed wlth natural mtelllgence RAYMOND SMELTZER Beloved of dll, every man was hls frlend 1 . WILLARD BARR He who IS truthful xs honoled always FLORENCE SIMS Delay not untll tomorrow what you can do today DONALD FREEMAN the sun the moon my hdlr ESTELLE HANSEN Thmk dellberately and then ac promptly There are three things that shine- . . It WILLIAM MQCLURE Laugh .md the world laughs wxth you BLANCHE STAILEY bhe IS more than overshoes ln love GEORGE CRAMER A mans worth IS proved by th number of his friends KATHRYN OVERHOLSER lf it were done when tls done then twere well lf lt were done qulckly ' a victim to that malady. GRACE HODGEN Nonsense IS all rlght mn its plate but serlousness IS best of .111 GARLAND FITES III f,l1l'I1 MARY ELLEN McCLURE Venus oft with anxlous cane adjusted twice a. straymg halr LARKEN BURRIS The glance of Apollo full piercing eyes and deep O In choosing the best I test each one I? I 1 79f' X wo A' Y -Q-Q-1?-f lfW WlTZ4l ,?w.1i:2.f-of Q-H1-114' T l Qin! 11 Q1 l FLORENCE IVIETZ Its mee to be natural when xou ale naturally mme OBED IVICKINLEY Oh he alta hlgll un ill the people llE!d.ltS GERTRUDE ROACH A daughter of the Gods d1VlIlely tell and most dlvlnely falr THEODORE RINEBARGER He IS a man take hun tm ull lll all l shall not look upon hlS like dgdlll flllllll llll Il Emi ln - '45 l ll v - ' EL 'xx Q.,-v 2 PM E sg- Y -1 'I V bv I . J bl M -A ., , H . b b 3 1 sl 1 X , e X I we Y, - l rs I , 1- -Y U 1 E l ' : ' ' . Q E '1i, 4'3fQ,,-EU lg 4- -'i.x-1' 5 ' - 1--i148-'-7' S E X El- if A l +,,,:f' -+-- E E , E VC Q 5 - ' 2 - A L . . Y . . - . , . V ali Eg .-E inf ai -AS -'bil PERCY HANSEN A lxght heart hveth long HELEN KELLER Swift mlschlef lurks behmd those ELMER GUMZ Few thlngs can change my stately strlde MARJDRIE ROGERS A wlld rose set Wlth llttle wilful thorns S liquid eyes. J KATHRYN HUDDLESTON If fun is good truth is better and love 18 best of all KENNETH WEIDNER shme on all deservers ARGUERITE DOYLE A golden mind stoops not to shows of dross CLARION HUNTER He was a gentleman on whom I bullt an absolute trust Signs of nobleness, like stars, shall WILLIAM HUNTER All great men are dying I dont ee sw ell myself MARION CRAIGIVIILE Good thmgs come ln llttle packages KERMIT SHANK grew that one small head could carry all he knew NOLA EDWARDS A dog rose blushln to a brook amt modester nor sweeter ' - ' f I Still they gazed and still the wonder V MARSHALL PARROTT MARJORIE METZ 1 e HARRY CHAPMAN EACIL HASCHEL B hold th or i I 1 cho se h t o I W ll Thou canst not then be false to any man. And 0: her name led all th rest. A good man is hard to find. Behold we see one now. e e w ld s mine, shal 0 w a s e'er i . CRYSTAL ZELLERS W tlh th ght DOROTHY F ELKER LUCILE LONG VIVIAN WHARTON thkg ha ave do s d L 1 t t ou . I know a maids f t Knowledge is p I t blessing. You look, you w d h t t h in in abo t ETHEL DLLLINGER fELMA MOODY OLIVE M EWING KATHRYN MILLER l b The sweetest of joys i peace of h t X Brevity is the so 1 f 't. A penny worth f mirth is wo tn pound of sorro '. Be studious if 5 wou d learned. NETTIE POOR Nlodesty IS the law of 111 RUTH BAUGH OtlI1glIlS VIOLA WARDEN Ihaea a wth oo or JOY MABEL KROFT Dled Fehrlary 15 1920 PEARL STARR Dled June 22 1921 . ' ' e. Life is n 1'vi , le y 1' f ' others. V ' he rt 'i r m f e' ' . 1 . , WHS SCHIOI' Poem I went to town the t other day Flrst t1me 1n leven year I really dldn t know we had A flTSt class hugh school near l went rlght down to see lt And met two hundred klds They sure are gettm knowledge Stored down beneath thelr llds The young ones are the Freshmen And after they are umors The Senxors do appear And say' I met those Semorsl The Preslclent came flrst But when I sald ls t Hardmg They yelled No Larkln Burrls The next one s name was Wlllard Barr I thunk they sald that he Was qulte the greatest salesman Of this locality And then there s Harry Chapman Who It cannot be demed Wrll graduate with honors And be hrs mother s prlde Next one was Eumce Connor As pretty as can be She ll graduate wlth honor Most any one can see Then there was sweet Maud Marlon She cl do your heart much good Why you could almost fancy She d come from Robln Hood George Cramer IS a happy boy Who learns what e er he can But when he gets through college He will be a rlght good man Fthel Delllnger s a comely lass Who lrkes to sew and read She s gettlng the accomphshments That girls will ever need They had a sure nough actress Her name was lVlarguer1te You ll see her 1n the plctures when Her art IS all complete But llttle Nola Edwards Can dust and cook and sew Wow how they teach those thlngs 1 school I really do not know There was a flne stenographer A girl named Ohve Ewlng And lf I needed offlce help There sure d be somethlng dolng There was another llttle lass Whose name was Dorothy Felker And she could teach a Hlst ry class Lrke any learned professor Garland Fltes the gallant captam Of the team of Basket ball ln class room or gymnaslum ls sure to lead them all Elmer Gumz and Donald Freeman Are a palr you wlll agree Who wlll always be remembered To your chrldren on your knee .g.,.....- - - .. ..... .. - -.......,.. , , .,.,-,.,- .. -.-.,....,- - - - - - ------5 l , . g 9 , . ' , Q ' Y s , , , . V ' , , - 4 , The Soph's the second year, , . Q . ' J ' ,. , . . - , H , - ps, l n ff ' ' ,, L Q 9 ' 9 7' . , 9 U ' ' , . . , . , , Y 9 n. 9 k I . l g I ' v I Q if ' 1, ' ' 5 Q Y 5 Y Y 9 - - WHS Percy Hansen and Estelle Tho from Northern latltudes Fmd our plan of educatron Frts rrght ln with all thelr moods Eacll Haschel and Grace Hodgens Wrll make cooks that can t be beat They gave me ple rrght ln the krtchen And I tell you twas a treat Lours Houlton rs a wonder He can do a dozen thmgs Gets Geometry or Latm Plays the Clarlnet and srngs There was a grrl they called Babe Hudd Not such a httle shaver She looks somellke a young rosebud I gazed on her wrth favor Clarlon Hunter and hrs brother Whose name they say IS B111 Are bound to finally reach the top Or there s no one there who wrll Helen Keller IS another Who rt does appear to me Is domg flne ln books and musrc And also leads socrety Now Ted Keys rs sure a dandy Goes to school and works hard too ls there any more I ask you That you d have a boy to do3 L ' Lon rs a damty lass Who gets her lessons well Sh ll surely learn rruch more rn school Than read and write and spell Wrlham lVlcClure and Mary Are m the Commercial class l m sure he ll be a busrness man And she s a fme brlght lass Then there IS Obed MCIXIHIGY Who bears a well known name lm sJre rf he works hard enough He ll vsrn undylng fame Florence lVletz and Nlarjory Plhey say are srsters farr If you searched the whole world thru You d frnd no better pair Then there was Kathryn Miller And Velma Moody too Industrrous and cheerful They d be a Joy to you For short they call h r Katty 0 She s frne at work as well as play Her hke IS found not every day Marshall Parrott and Nettle Poor They represent the P s When I saw them th y were workmg As rndustrlously as bees Ted Rlnebarger s the ne t I met And he was sne good lookrn They sand he was th teach rs pet And showed he had the bookm Elba Rlffle IS an artlst Who l m sure wrll wln renown Couldn t frnd a better one If you d search IH every town Gertrude Roach they say can Wflte She can cook and sew beslde Now Ill tell you some young man Sure wlll get a lovely brlde lxermrt Shank and Raymond Smeltzer Are a frrst class parr of boys They are always there to greet you Telhng all the Senlor yoys .pr-.,.-M.. -..-.-H... -. - .-.rr-W.. , , ,.,,-.r- - ....- - - .........--4. , s Y , l v 7 ' 9 . ,, 9 ' , , Y 9 , . . , . Q w , . . Y , . ' ff ,, There,s another grrl you'd like to know . e . 9 9 ' ' 9 fl , ,Y , . ' - e , , ' , . ' 9 . X , 0 1 4 . , , , ' I ' ' ' ' . 1 e e . ' ' , . ,. 1 Q ' , . P , 9 ' ' vp: P g . . , . 1 . - ' I F' A A I . . , , Y , . . . . . Now ll one should lqllld the g,nls Who would be a pleasne clally l am sure he cl choose no other than lwloss Slms and sweet Blanch Qtal ey Wh n lt comes llght clown to knowledge That gxves professols jolts Thou IS no other up there lo compare wlth Eugene VolL X1lOld Warden ancl VlVldl1 Wharton 'Nearly m zlce 1 rhyme l m sure th y both wlll wln success It only QDIVLII tlmc lxcnnc th Wtldncr s a llltcly lxcl Who clcllis IH 1 clty thug store Besides tht th ng,s he lealns at school Ht plclts up meolxcal lore WHS Flhe last glrl lntrocluced to me Was no blgger than a mlnute But lf there IS real work to do Crystal Zellers IS right ln It Ancl now my story s ended l hope you are not t1recl3 l llke to tell of these brave youths Who re by ambltlon flredl lls a joy to know our taxes Arc not belng spent ln vam Wh n tralnmg cltlzens lllce thls Our country s sure to gam IVIARJORIE ROGERS 23 , , ...,.-M- - - .. .. .. ... .. .. - ... -....- L l X T ' Qu N 1 5 9 , . . c . , 4 ' S L.: l . . . . , O - , , N-f l , , . s - s , . . 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I 1 t J' ' 7 ' 7 , , . , , . . , , . t I , , . - . . . . a I A , , . , . , 1 , , . , , . . 7, .. 1 WHS -4 I Theodore Rrnebarger do wrll 1 to Vern Haa my old Basketball QF 23 Q4 942 E the Senror Class of 1923 the Wrnamac Hlgh School Crty of Wrnamac County Pulaskr and State of Indlana belng sound mrnd and drsposrng memory do hereby make pubhsh and declare thrs our last wrll and testament I We grve devrse and bequeath to our genral superrntendent lVIr C C Cul Irns our good wrll and best wrshes tech meal knowledge superror conduct and scholastic abrlrty wrth request that he turn over the same to the rncommg Senior class wrth the exhortatron that thev seek to emulate the good example 2 We do hereby constrtute and an pornt Miss Flerschmann as executrrx of thus our last WIII and testament 3 To lVIr Bond an honorable assem bly u 5 I Eacrl Haskel do wrll to Le nore Lebo my cunnrng laugh 6 I Harry Chapman do wrll to Vrrgrl Zellers my talent to srng 7 I Eugene Vol? wrll to Wrlhs Baker my posrtron as center on the comrng basketball team 8 I Donald Freeman do hereby wrll to Erthel Wrlson my super fluous knowled e rn Bookkeepm 9 I Marguerrte Doyle do wrll to Edrth Hunter my abrlrty tc charm men I0 I Helen Keller do wrll to Em ma Crrcle mv abrl tv to dance I I I Nola Edwards w1Il my out of town callers to Ella Warmbrod IZ I Kenneth Werdner wrll to Ralph Benbow my rbrhty to rnter pret Commererrl Geography I3 I Kathryn lVI1ller wrll my qulet ways to Cora Warmbrod I4 I Crystal Zellers do wrll my ex treme Ioquacrtv to Rov Frddler I5 I Nettle Poor do wrll to Gladys Hummel mv abrlrtv rs a musrcran P I6 I Kathryn Huddleston do hereby wrll my care of the Infant Pogy to Mar uerrte Markle I7 I Grace Hodge: do wrll to A nes leonard my bobbed harr I8 I Percy Hansen do wrll to Albert Wrlson my cunnmg ways I9 I Garland Frtes do wrll and be yueath to Ted Howe my faerhty rn secur mg dates 70 I Claron Hunter do hereby wrll to Paul Sommers my marxelous exer ready flow of speech around the women 7I I Marlon Crargmlle do wrll my surplus her ht to ulra Troutman 4..-..- .. - - - .. .. .. .. - - -...-.. , , .,,,-,,....,-..,-,..-.,.,-,,..- ,...,,....,,.-......,,-,l-......g. 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' A - .. . , l, ' ' ' , , ' ' r - . . , ' ... . , s - ca 1- -1-'- 1-'- - -W I- - + ++ -It----My ---- v+-1 -My w-H-sf - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - 22 I Kermit Shank do wlll to Glty Mason mv ablllty ln Boxing Z3 I Obed MCKIDIEY do wlll to Wil bert M yers my superxor abrllty to dls regard the femlmne charms Z4 I Raymond Smeltzer do wlll to Ada Weldy my ablllty to work rn book ke pmg 79 I VIVIHH Wharton wlll to Vera Han sen my love for Latin notebooks Z6 I Wllllam H inter do hereby wlll to Clarence Wlldcrmuth my ablllty to krd the gurls 77 I Marjorie Rogers do hereby wlll and bequeath my extreme studlous sprrlt to Bessle Nlchols 78 We theV H E gurls do wlll toL W Holderman our good wlll and best wrshes Z9 I Blanche Stanley do wlll to Alrce Cramer mv abrllty to make S ln om merclal En lrsh 30 I Viola Vvarden do hereby wlll to Mabel Wll on my beautrfymg halr brush 3I I Ethel Dellrnger do wlll to Agnes Ieonard my motto Why envy beauty 32 I Kathryn Overholser do hereby wlll to Cecelra Grabner my abllrty to plav forward on the basketball team of 24 33 I Elmer Gum? do wlll to Cecll Le bo my abllrty to dance and my small town prlde 34 I Larkln Burris do wlll my dlplo matlc ablllty to Louise Smith along wlth my knowledge of parllamentary pro cedure and power over men 33 I Florence Metz wlll to Iva Baske my trtan locks 36 I Dorothy Felker wlll to Arthur Zellers my love for specral toprc re ports ln CIVICS 37 I Theodore Keys wlll to Ivan Starck my ways of dressing men s halr 38 I Marshall Parrott do hereby wlll and bequeath my Tuba to Otto Hepp 39 I Estelle Hansen do wlll to Dorothy Haas my abrllty to wrlte 40 I Gertrude Roach do wlll to Gladys Hummel my nlckname 4I I Olive Ewing do hereby wlll to l:.dna Zellers my ablllty to wrlte and read shorthand 42 I Marjory Metz do wlll to Mar garet Schrll my love for the OppOSltC sex 43 I Eunice Connor do wlll to une Davldson my secret m getting and keep mg a fellow 44 I George Cramer do wlll to Lucille Nye my knowledge IU Domestlc Science 4a I Mary Ellen lVlcGlure do wlll my short skirts to Ollve Planck 46 I Florence Slms do hereby wlll my harr curlers to Alma Werner 47 I Lewis Holton do hereby glVC and bequeath to Richard Freeman the care of a certam sophomore 48 I Velma Moody do wlll to George Rlemenschnelder my chewmg gum unto set our hands and seals thus twenty mnth dav of May A D mne teen hundred and twenty three H9235 Seal Senlor Class Signed sealed publlshed and de clared by the sald Semor Class as and for their last Wlll and testament m th presence of us who at thelr request m thelr presence and ln the presence ot each other have hereunto subscrrbed Seal School Board Seal Faculty Seal Notary Public .int rllr . un un n nu ul Nil J 1 ' 9 . . 9 . , l. 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C I , - ' , , WHS GLASS H s fs N had Q dv-me 'fb 'NN ua .sw R Us-am.-nxt fi -fr N the fall of I9I9 a group of proud and somewhat fearful yet eager and expectant freshmen of all SIZCS ranks and condltrons came trudglng towards the Wonder door of the Hrgh School 'lhe total number of the delegatlon was slxty A more approprrate name for us could never have been found than that of the dreadfully humlhatmg t1tle of Freshmen Why3 Because we were as bashful self conscious and rnexper renced a group as one could fmd m many a day Our flrst year was beset wlth many dlfflCUltlCS Traps and pltfalls mto whrch our unwary feet led us were lard by the upper classmen But our teachers found us eager to learn the lessons assrgned us :FH We found our studres were somewhat dlfferent and more dnt frcult than they had been the pre cedmg years Our teachers were splendid Mr Neel was our sup ermtendent and he helped us out of many dangerous Slllk holes Our prmclpal was Mr Berry but he reslgned ln a few weeks and was succeeded by Mr Mundell M Hopper left us and Mr Young came to take hrs place Mr Pugh suc ceeded Mr Young at the end of the flrst semester Durlng our first year we had the annual Freshmen party It was a great success and therefore a great relief to our otherwlse troubled mmds It seemed the Freshmen were by far too young to have more than one soclal functlon dur mg the year Our second year of high school llfe was met with more approval We found the teachlng force had changed somewhat Mr Henry suc ceeded Mr Mundell as prlnclpal Mlss Derrlck succeedlng MISS Klser as Com merclal teacher Mr Schultz becommg the teacher of muslc and art Mlss Stout becommg our mathematlclan and Mrss Hurley was supermtendmg the cookmg and sewmg classes Mrs Delhnger took the place of Mrs Baughman Not much was done along soclal lrnes durlng the year At the begmnmg of the thlrd year we found that only Mr Schultz and Mrs Delllnger remamed of our last years teachers Mr Collms came as super lntendent of the school He has been a great help to our class and has done much for the betterment of the school We soon found Mr Wetzel our new prmclpal to be a fine and efflclent -3-H--H-' -. -1- -:- - ....- - - ....-... , , ...-.,- - - - - - - ... - - -.......-..g. . : A . . 2 IH' - - I 5,7 ' ' f .. . . f. 5 I .,.. -lx my ' ' 1 ' A X f .V 'NY' ' Nd? .si-1-:-5, . l -'-'-Ikfj , 'n 'ld . 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X , 4 , c . 1 , ' ' n n a , . , a , I Q v s , n 9 , . 5 I ' ' ' ' 9 1 5 1 ' 1 ' 9 ' , . . , ' 1 n , ' 9 WHS asslstant lVlrs Dellmger had rlsen to the posltlon of Engllsh teacher and Nllss Smart was our new Latm teacher MISS Flelschmann was our Commerclal teach er and MISS Wllll3mS was the teacher of Domestlc Sclence They represented an unusually efflclent corps Durmg our unlor year we orgamzed and Blue and Whlte were selected as our class colors and vrolet as our class flower john Baughman was elected presldent Kathryn Huddleston vlce presldent and Garland FltCS treasurer The most joyous feature of the year was the un1orSemor Receptron held at the K of P hall on lVlay IZ It was consldered the best ever glven At the begmnmg of the fourth year we agaln found new faces ln our faculty lVlr Bond was now our prmclpal a splendld frlend and teacher lVl1ss WllllamS was Wlth us as Domestlc Science teacher un til the end of the flrst semester when MISS Oberholtzer came as her successor M195 Long was our new Latm teacher lVlr Whlte was our teacher of Scrence and basketball coach whlle Mr Small came as our muslc teacher IH place of lVlr Schultz Early rn the year the class was organ lzed Larlun Burns was elected presl dent Raymond Smeltzer vlce president Garland Fltes treasurer and Vlola War den secretary Soon after the beglnmng of schoo drlll was begun on our play The Cam ouflage of Shrrley It was glven on November l at the Communlty Hall and was the best play of Its type ver staged here Later a Semor Progres slve Party was grven This was xlso a huge success The hlstory of the successful class of 1923 IS now ended and we are pre parmg to go out lHt0 the world to make our names +.1.n1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-..,....m - -I .tm1.,,1.1 1 1: 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1-4. ... 1 . 1 , 9 , - 9 M . . . H , . , ' . . ,, . .I - n n . . , 9 - ' , . . . . , WHS fn Wulf?- I off N41 IAM ,KEN The year IN nmeteen hundred forty slx l take my pen ln hand to here transflx The tale of our famous class of 23 True ln so far as Ive heard and seen I lest serene wxthm 1 prlson cell And wrlte my contemplatlons upon the wall The last of men you would be apt to guess As a bughouse keeper IS qulte a success Our warden Willard Barr IS much adored By all the lunatlcs who wlth hum board Our matron Kathryn lVhller thlnks It rlght To have the lnrr t s dance each Frlday night Last month I came across a sleepmg guard Exchanged my clothes the masslve gates unbarred I ran untll I had to stop for breath And all the tlme was nearly scared to death I tapped a door to ask a blte of food It opened and there Clarion Hunter stood v V ,g s xx V .V .bvr , ' , ,,r 've 1' '- g ' ,L . F' L U f .5 Q 1, ' if ,-,- , LQ . ' ' ti! ,. -1 '- -412 -fa ,1 LQ., W 11:1-f., 'LS VJ- ,-7 if , 5 ' . 1 f. , . 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' c 9 9 ! 9 5' ! 9 . . 3 9 WHS An old man wrth sldeburns a full foot long I-Irs brow was sad I saw much was wrong He welcomed me with graceful drgnrty I told my woeful tale and lrkewlse so drd he I entered polltlcs and lost my roll Because I couldn t fool a srngle soul I served as secretary to the one Who found the substltute for chewmg gum Marlon Crargmlle was her name I soon was Because I talked so much my Jaws got trred To Journallsm next my efforts went The servlce of my able pen I lent To Florence Slmms noted suffergette Who wouldn t hold an offlce on a bet I spred the dally paper a tuttle caught mv eve It was the column of Vlho s Who and Why Wrlllam Nlcflure s name was prmted large Alon svde Bull Hunter s with the charge They owned chrckens wh ch would lay As many as two eggs a day I al o aw Garland Fltes o lr old classmate Now valued as a tymst of flrst rate Malone Rogers Her fame rs Increasing For she has chosen the professlon of nursrng And far and wrde has her name been carrred Grace Hodgen has now long been married And rs keeping house for herself ln content frre Her husband IS the owner of a company of cement George Cramer IS now a street car conductor Whrle Gertrude Roach IS a dancmg mstructor In the college of Purdue where Andy Cumz teaches Physlcs there fharlxe Chaplin s days are over and Percy s davs are here He llves ln Hollywood wlth hrs WlfC Blanche the dear In the New Trlbune bulldmv vou wlll see Lucrle Long World known crrtrc and authoress of song Vlola Warden s name now rs equal to Paderewskl She travels the world wlde whrch rs very rrsky Kermlt Shank s name IS uttered by freaks For they are those for whom he often speaks Over ln Kewanna whlch IS now a famous town Lrves Nola Edwards ln her home of fluffy down Mary McClure has climbed the ladder wrth eagerness and skull For stenography has rts chances for those who have a wrll Ethel Velma Easel and Katy as mrsslonarles 1..1..1..11....m-tw ,,.M1..1..1..11 , 1 , . 1 s , . 667 S V' 1 .. , - . . , . 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M. - 9 . . , . . , , n 9 7 3 WHS Have gone to Africa to hunt wild canaries fed Rinebarger is king of the chicken wold And his chickens are as good as gold Olive Ewing to New York went Where much time she has spent As commercial teacher of much renown When Barnum and Barley s comes to town You will see Pat l arrott as the clown Obed and hugene are known far and wide lsor the radio stations o er which they preside florence Metz who is now on her vacation Heads the department of interior decoration Denham s genius and devoted hatman Was once our skillful Harry Chapman bee lVladam Baba for the latest dress designs And you will dress according to the times Kenneth now a famous druggist now lives in Baltimore Where you should be sure to go to see his store Nlarjory, Eunice, and Estelle are entirely free from guilt A hospital for crippled children they have built lired of the daily paper I laid it on a chair Clarion told me change my clothes and go to the fair He said the fair was not far away And l went there wondering what I d have to pay Behind the ticket window in a chair Sat Crystal Zellers selling tickets there The crowd was large I passed unrecognized And when a film was shown I was surprised To find that Marguerite Doyle was the star Whose stage name is known both near and far The second number of the program proved To be a man the erratic public loved Twas Raymond Smeltzer famous Tra la la He sang his touching solo Tchee chi tcha I lingered and listened to the band Then wandered to the refreshment stand I spied a dazzling place quite near And heard a voice I was amazed to hear For Donald Freeman shouted all the time Right here five cents a nickel half a dime There leaning on the kettle farther back Was Dorothy Felker making cracker jack While Vivian Wharton was taking in the cash Though letting her do so was very very rash I asked them where I d find the owner of the fair WHS Elba Rlffle pomted to Lark Burns Right ovcr thcrc I remarked that I was glacl to see So many of the class of Z3 Our talk was mterrupted from outslcle Where a crowcl was gathered which crlecl O classmates take us to the home of the crazy Where we can Slt around and be lazy For msanlty and lazmess we greatly fear Were pomts whlch marked our school career We classmates marched together to the place From whlch l cl gone for so brlef a space Each was slgned a cell wherem to rave And l was led to my accustomed caxe lm not sure lm sane myself stlll l stay among the lunatlcs tlll l manage to com mce the warden here l m not so crazy as they seem to fear lVly tale IS clone ancl I lay down my pen Hen n have mercy on our class Amen HELEN LOUISE KELLER 23 1m-...r...,.,.-, .-H i,..ri..,...w.1,.-, , - .-H1-v..-. ... .1 .. ...r .. r... .1 . . . H . - - 1 x 1 1 k - 1 - 9 ' A s 1 s s . , . , . . 7 1 9 ' . , . s 1 v 1 9 C 9 ' ' 9 9 ACADEMIC ei S fy Y-if w-1 xgitrli jg? 2 ' . x ISI, , I 6 ' I .. ,. -- WHS Semor Acaderruc Ivan Stalk Fr Lnces McBr1de Ruth Stelter Dorothy Haas Margaret Shlll MHIJOTIQ I ow er Vera Hansen Geneva FltBS Ethel H1land Paul Somers George Llnn Cecxl Leho Allce Cramer hdlth Borders Wlahcl NX llson Kathryn Freeman Kathryn Renlelbath Ollve Planck Alma Werner Bessle Nlchols Lucy Trapp Cecella Grabnel Wllbert Meyers Dana Starr Charles Doyle Rlchard Freeman John Baugh Newton Shank Orvllle DILKGTISIIPPIS Albert Kuhn Fxanus We tver Ralph Benbou George Rlem E'IlSChI1lldPl Ross Benhon Allhlll Iellers M1 A E Bond HE academxc department IS by far the most Important department of the school IS proven by the majorlty of students enrolled ln lt It comprlses the standard subjects whlch are taught ln hugh schools The History department IS under the effxclent management of lVlr Colllns Mr Bond and Mlss Long Mr Colllns teaches U S History and CIVICS Anclent History Mr Bond havmg charge of the Second Anclent Hlstory class and Mlss Long of Modern Euro pean There are 82 students talung hlstory MISS Long holds sway over the Latin students there bemg 63 of them She has an eager group of Latm I students and two very promlslng classes of Cac sar students 'lhe Clcero class boasts of I2 members There are numerous qulps about Latin pomes bemg prev alent as per usual but we do not thmk any of our students stoop to such measures Mass Long IS a very eff: cient teacher and knows how to handle the mlschlevous boys Engllsh has ever been one of the fore most subyects m any school Every person should have a practical knowl edge of Shakespeare and the Classxcs Ex eryone should endeavor to better .pu-.....--....-....-...--...u.. -,M-...--....--..,--..----.+ e o t . . . . 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A , . ,, , l ., . . . . , . , .. , . . 9 ' Q s I I n '- . . , I f .r W H S umor Academlc J on tth tn 1 elty laul Thom IS ll nord N11 lun ey H uns llextel Chft I' l Hill F1 h torn Cllttord lfdmards Lmu lilllgell Iennzugs Supp Mlmi BI'lCl6gl00Ill Mary latobs laura Baugh Hannah Rosenberg Nlacha Long Ilene Innes Luule Hoth Robelt Neel Claude Prlce Henry bchl Lmm Vtllma Ale Beltllce Hemlngel L eltrude Burkey Anna Mae qll1PltZ6l Mane Smeltzer Ruth Hilllngton Eva VVh1te ha Baske Dorothy Henry Agnes James lllzabeth Holdermann Ifrances Needham Anna I te lf: mus food lfhun 1 Peru hlrztheth Deck Be sle Baugh Ralpha Mae Cl1ll.lS lfluaheth has lames lrnkxns I u1lHouard H ulex hood C hu les Cav John Fxaln Leo X.1nHorn John Benbou 1111 Hras Rulmrd Ioury kenneth lames Vtllham lxocher Dorothet Barnett Hazel Brldegxoom Llsle PIIIZ Lena Busby Ce cella. Baker then speech, and to do thls they must know what IS correct, for a man can not speak but he reveals hlmself Accordmgly there are three years of English requlred the fourth year bemg electlve Most students however take advantage of the fourth year The loudest cry of the college freshman IS why dldnt l have more Engllsh ln l'l1gh School3 A practical Engllsh educatlon never goes amlss lVlrs Dellmger and Mrs Nlchols have charge of the Engllsh work Mrs Del 6 lmger teachmg the tenth and twelfth grades and Mrs Nlchols the eleventh The general arm ln English IS to study the dxfferent penods of llterature and thelr respectlve wrnters wlth selectlons Oral composltlon IS indulged ln, ln order to overcome awlcwardness m addres smg the class and to enable the student to thmk clearly and forcefully under any embarrasmg clrcumstance Wrltten composition, usmg dlfferent themes develops the vocabulary and :magma txon and helps ln word selection ln 533: ---- - - - - - - -.--..-..-..-.-.. , , ...-..- .. - - - - .. .. .. .....-.......-.4. 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' 9 j n - , a WHS Engllsh twelve a SIX weeks grammar course IS offered There are Zll rn Engllsh classes combmed fhere are two years of mathematlcs requlred for graduatlon This seems to satlsfy the ordmary students needs and most certalnly hrs deslre yet the east ern colleges and some western colleges requlre four years of mathematlcs lVlr Bond teaches algebra II and plane geometry wlth electlve advanced alge bra the fxrst semester and solnd geo metry the second Physlcs IS a practlcal Semor subject whrch counts as a sclence credlt lVlr Whlte reigns supreme ln the Physlcs lab He is a small man but judge not h1s mental ablllty by hls stature Thlrty are taklng Physlcs thls year Botany IS a very popular subject wlth the student body for there are 56 en rolled ln that d1v1s1on thls year It was necessary to dlvlde the class rs Nlchols has charge l,lI'11Of ACHdCIH1C ln the present day school systematl zatlon marks the progresslve Splflt Stress IS placed on the SpCCl8llZCd teacher Laws are passed for bettering the quallflcatlons requlred And so rt IS only natural that there should be some means of connectmg the common schools wlth the hlgh school ln order to brldge the gulf between them 'lhe un1or Academlc does that It consrsts of the seventh elghth and mnth grades They enjoy all the prlvlleges of hugh school students yet mamtam thelr lndependence School spmt IS developed They have the advantages of specxallzed teachers and better equnp ment lVlrs Dellmger IS prlnclpal of the un lor Academlc department She also has charge of the Engllsh classes whlle lVlr Whlte and lVlr Bond teach algebra and Mrs Nlchols HlStOfy Geography and Fngllsh Thls year a course m sewmg was offered bemg electlve and taught by lVl1ss Oberholtzer The department organlzed early ln the flrst semester electing Donald Low er presldent and Ellzabeth Holder mann secretary and treasurer Flhls department has solved one of the greatest problems of school work that has been brought up It has taught the younger students how to govern themselves how to enter hrgh school llfe prepared to go ahead wlth more dlfflcult work The total number of membels m thls department IS nmety lVl1 Small also has charge of the music They have proven themselves qulte able to learn the musical code and are able to jo1n the muslc class IH the' regular hugh school llfe wlth not much dlfflculty ainu1nn1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-m.1nu , , ..m1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.11--nfu ' 9 f , . . . 9 9 1 ' ' . - ' , , - . 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H ,, . 9 HE universal demand rn the busl ness world for competent men and women trained ln busmess prlnclples makes the Commercial De partment popular wlth the brlght ener getlc wlde awake young man or woman who IS ambltrous to demand a higher salary elther as a teacher as an account ant or a stenographer Commerclal educatnon means a gen eral education along modern lmes wlth a mlmmum of technlcal lnstructlon A commerclal course IS to the busmess world what a manual tramlng course IS to the mdustrlal The student of to day will be the busmess man of to morrow That IS why there IS one hund red and forty slx pupils rn our school takmg some commerclal subjects And we have the rlght to expect much of these students m the future for they are receiving the rlght klnd of trammg now and wlth any apphcatlon at what ever they should some day be known as men and women of sound busmess Judgment It IS to be hoped that those of the Bookkeepmg I class who struggle with double entrles and fmanclal statements wlll know wlthout chspute how to make out a loss and gam statement at the close of the year They are very proud of thelr Bookkeeping sets so lf you happen to see some unsophlstlcated per son wlth a hlgh forehead whlch de notes abxhtyl chaslng about the austere WHS halls of learnmg wlth numerous odd shaped and heavy looklng bundles In hrs achlng arms and a smIle of complete satIsfactIon on hrs face you may know he has w1th hIm hrs bookkeepmg sets Sald sets comprIse artlcles far too nu merous to mentlon havmg to do wrth Bookkeeplng I There are mneteen In the class The advanced bookkeeplng class may be dIstInguIshed by thelr hlgher fore heads denotlng a greater knowledge of buslness pI'll'lClplCS theIr determmed chms and Ink sorled fmgers They have outgrown the proud POSSCSSIVC stage and accept all thlngs as a matter of course WIth a look of quIet mastery they conquer all obstacles There are ten of them to glory In theIr advanced state Thus the two bookkeeplng clas ses total twenty nIne The typewrltlng room IS the buslest room In school The slx typewrlters are golng contmually CllClCll'lg wIth mar velous raprdltv and regularlty Thls vear the use of blInds have been Intro dvced There are thlrtv flVC students tak1ng advantage of thls opportunrty the number bemg llmlted to that because of the nnsuffIcIent number of tvpewrIt ers More new equlpment wlll Increase the number who take up thIs valuable studv Everv one should know how to use a typewrIter as lt has a place In everv professIon The commerclal geography class ap pears wlth an enrollment of twenty three The school IS well represented there rangrng from Senlors to Fresh men Here the student learns the dIf ferent exports and Imports of all coun ITICS It 19 a verv helpful subject be srde benng lI'ltCl'CStlDg Surely It lS worth whrle to know the common terms used In the busmess world The academlc and vocatIonal students wIll rub shoulders wrth the busr ness man and woman In later lrfe That IS why there are flfteen In the com mercral Engllsh Class many of them not belonglng to tlIe commercral depart ment Then there IS the commerclal afltll metlc class wIth a total of twenty four to ltS credlt From the flrst to the last those boys and glrls are learnmg how to flgure Interest and dIscount besldes havIng a good tIme meanwhIle Last but not least or CHSlCSt or the less Important for all that IS the short a SCTICS of curved lmes and dots carrIes no SlgI'llflCZ'lHCC but appear rather llke the wrItIng of a flVC year old To the shorthand students they spell words Of all commerclal studres thIs seems the most dlfflcult and complex ln lIke manner lt IS one of the most useful It has twenty followers The commerclal department was or ganlzed on September 20 1922 and elected as offlcers Theodore Howe as Dresldent Velma Moodv treasurer Ohve Ewmg Secretarv and lnformer Report er and MHTIOH Crargmrle Totem Report ThIs department IS most capably managed bv MISS Flelshmann She lS a teacher of merIt and llke most teach ers has a great amount of patrence She thoroughlv enjoys the work and In that wav InspIres the students When MISS FleIschmann was called awav from her dutres here we began to reahze her Importance although the department was verv capably managed bv Garland FIICS We were glad to welcome her bac ala-n 1111111i1i11 an--D ,, , -nI1n1--in 11-1111: - 1:1114- Y - . . . ,, . ,, . . . - - u 99 ' - . 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W H S Music Department HE Music Department of l922 Z3 has been a decided success due to the highly proficient manage ment of Mr Small who has worked hard to bring honor to the department and school This IS his first year with our school He is to be complimented on the marked advancement of the music work of Wlnamac High School Nearly one hundred students are af flllated with the music department in cluding the music classes girls glee club boys chorus band and orchestra The work of these students has been compares favorably with that offered by institutions of higher learning It gives a splendid back Ground for future artists With a continued development Wmamac high school can look forward to belng the cause for the success of great musicians The various units of this department cooperate in every way with the activi ties of the school No student is allowed to neglect his regular academic studies because of membershlp ln any of th music organizations Mr Small has done much in planning the work of stu dents who expect to continue their work in college and conservatory The regular music course consists of outside music History of Music Theory Harmony l and Harmony II Four cre dlts are earned on the outside music studv History of Music and Appreciation is the study wherem pupils are gn en the chance to learn to listen to the work of the great masters to 1 nderstand the messages they are conveying to us T really appreciate music one has to be able to understand and to be able to do this IS to be able to listen The History of Music deals with the music of olden times to that of today its advance ment and the lives of the composer this is a cultural subject and is needed to fully aooreclate the finer things ln 1 C Tkeory deals with the fundamentals of music methods of reading and writ Ing music notation keys and key rela tlonshlp This subject is sometimes Harmony is probably the most mter estmg of all music subjects Upon com pletion of Harmony l the student is ble to harmonize easy melodies and analyze easy DIHHO scores The con struction of chords is studied Har mony II consists of a review of all the primary chords and their proper places in composition The secondary chords or subordinate chords are taken up Modulatlons at the keyboard form an in terestmg part of the course As a fmal test the students write an original num ber Regular credit is given those taking lessons outside of school provided they meet the requirerrents set forth by the school board and complying with the plans of the state Academic students are allowed two credits or one unit of outside music toward graduation Pu pils are required to appear in public once a year or whenever requested by the head of the department or super mtendent Th y must pass a test before . f - ' . o , , . , ' - l'f . .. . . , . 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' . e , WHS an offrclal exammatron commlttee se lected by the county superlntendent and the county seat supervlsor So far Wlnamac hrgh school students have made splendrd records m thrs work Outside teachers are requlred to have a hrgh standmg m trammg The se lectlon of outslde teachers rn musrc rs made by the school board The teach ers thls year are lVlr Small mstrumental lVlrs Pha Curtls plano Mrs Otto C Small plano While no absolute plan has been made as to the course or method of out slde lnstructlon ln muslc the outlme of the state board IS followed It thought that thls phaze of educatlon w1ll soon be recogmzed ln all parts of the country Wlnamac IS a ploneer ln thls fleld and IS meetmg wlth success It has been the arm of the school to mamtaln the highest effrclency rn out srde muslc study The method of se lectmg teachers havlng excellent tram mg as used here m Wmamac IS bemg fast recognlzed as the best Teachers recommended by the school board supermtendent and supervlsor are cer tam to be of the highest calrbre The work of the orchestra has been especlally splendld It has appeared m pubhc a number of trmes durmg the year and won the compllments of a large crowd whlch gathered for the annual recltal glven 1n March The orchestra performs ln professlonal style The orchestra played musrc thus year whlch prevlously was attempted m publrc only by a select group Thus year the entlre orchestra showed Itself capable of per formmg numbers whrch are played by professlonal organrzatlons Our band has been dolng good work Durmg the basketball season lt helped I wonderfully wrth sprrxted muslc The band members were loyal ln attendance and support at all games Thls organ lzatlon dld fme ln lts part of the recital glven ln March It IS only falr to glVC pralse where due and there are many ln the muslc orgamzatron who mean much to our school Loulse Smlth has worked faxth fully as accompamst for the orchestra and grrls glee club She completed her muslc course this year and plans on con trnumg her muslc study ln college pre paratory to becomlng a supervlsor of muslc Her remarkable work here makes lt certam she will flnd a success ful vocatlon m the musrc fleld Norma Wetzel plays excellent v1ol1n for the orchestra and has developed into a fme cornetlst She has been promment IH all muslc actlvltles Norma completed her muslc course thls year and plans to contrnue her studles ln a conservatory of muslc or college Kathryn Over holser and Vlola Warden pranlsts com pl ted thexr muslc course and graduate thrs year Thelr muslc work during thelr school career has been decldedly helpful ln glee club work Marjorle Rogers has been an excellent smger Wmamac has also another musxclan of unusual merlt For two years Loulsa WlflCk an erghth grader has played trombone and promises to be one of Wmamac s best artlsts She has appear ed on numerous occaslons and never falls to wm honor for the school Obed lVlcK1nley Garland Frtes Harry Chap man Eugene Volz Raymond Smeltzer Donald Freeman and Marshall Parrott who have farthfully served the school ln band and orchestra are members of thrs year s graduatmg class The musrc department was well rep gig...-M1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1......-mv - , .n..1....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1M1.n-.u1ualo s ' - . , . 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WHS resented rn the music memory contest Ehzabeth Holdermann captured frrst place rn the county hugh school contest and won second rn the dlstrlct contest held rn South Bend Loulse Smrth was second rn the county contest and made 1 hugh score ln the drstrlct meet The Wmamac schools won four places out of slx on the hlgh school and grade teams sent to the dlstrlct meetlngs Thls was a bng honor as seven hlgh schools of Pulaskl county competed Outslde rudges unfamlllar with any of the con testants or their names had charge of the county contest ln malcmg lt one of the most satlsfactory ever conducted here Mr Small served as county chalrman of the musrc memory work and his work ln the musrc field was recognlzed by hls appointment as one of Judges of the state muslc memory contest held at lndranapolls Ruth Thomas and Buster Henry frfth grade pupils won second and thlrd places respectlvely 1n the county grade contest Kathryn Lebo who enters Wlnamac hlgh school as a freshman next year won frrst place ln the rural contest held at South Bend and won thlrd place ln the state contest The work of the department extends from the llttle tots rn the prlmary grade to tht last grade of lngh school It IS surprrslng to see how well the grade pu plls grasp the technical as well as the appreclatne srde of muslc A sohd foundatlon rs being lard m the grades and a never endmg flow of good talent Wlll cone mto the hrgh school to Increase the efflclency of the music work Proof of the remarkable advance ment of the httle people along muslc lines was placed before the public ln the form of an educatlonal lecture grven ln the fall by lVlr Small It was the flrst lecture of its lcmd ever given here On a number of occaslons when lt was lmpOSSlblC for the appearance of th entire orchestra a quartette compos ed of Loulse Smlth PIHWO Norma Wet zel Holm Louisa WlflCk trombone and lVlr Small cornet furmshed the musrc These people played ln flne style and thelr appearance before the publlc al ways reflected credlt on the school .g.........- ,,-.,- ,-.. , , .. .. -r.-.- .. .. - - -..-..g. . . - . - f .1 ' ' , ' . . . , ' . , . . ., . i Q . . ' c . 9 ' - . .- 4 D - v 1 . c , A , ' 1 s 9 9 , . . , . - s WHS Vocatlonal Helen Poor Dorothy Reynolds Thelma Coodpaster Emma Clrcle Barbara Burkey Eu nlce Connor Beulah Haag Gladys Thomas Julia Troutman LllLlle Nye Helen Bakel Doela Pass Edlth Hunter Mae Troutman Agnes Leonard Ioulse Chapel Dorothy Hlll Ella VVarmb1od Qalah Cralgmlle 'Vhss hola OlJ9I'l10ltL81 HE Vocatlonal Home Economics was flrst lntroduced ln the Wma mac l-hgh School the fall of l9I 8 Miss Chamberlaln was our flrst mstruc tor and the department was started wlth a class of fourteen members W organized and elected Grace Hodgen presldent Mable Kroft Secretary and Treasurer Gertrude Roach edltor We studied Textiles Foods and Cookery Art and DCSlgl'llIlg We declded to work hard and make thus new depart ment a success About the mlddle of the year we lost one of our best and dearest class mates Mable Kroft We had what we called a clrcus m the hlgh school gvmnaslum and made slxty dollars 1360001 We were very proud of thus as our class was self sup porting Besldes buying the materrals used m the laboratory we earned enough money to take the class to Pur due for the Annual Purdue Class Rotlnd Up Thus ns held every year ln honor of th boys and glrls club work all over the state and also for Vocatlonal Home Economlcs gurls ln our Sophomore year we had Mass Hurlev for our lnstructor A few of our class members declded that they dvd not wlsh to be cooks and seam stresses so they dropped out Th v were Flo Lebo Ohve Fwlnv Lo.use Brown Agnes Baker Ella Txley and Mary Antrubus moved away blt a few senlors decided that they washed to ....--..........-1. 4..-.....-..-.......... - .. .. - .. - ......-... , , ........... - - .. -lv 0 7 U , ! 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' Q , . . -- 1 , . . . . , 9 1 ' Q f- ' X WHS learn to cook and sew and took the place of those who had gone The of flcers that were elected for this year were as follows Ruth Benbow presr dent Nola Edwards Secretary and lreasurer and Gertrude Roach Edltor At Chrlstmas we were grven a sewmg machme We served several banquets and gave the play The Tlme of Hrs Life to make money to support the class and able to pay our way to Pur due We went to the Round up agaln thrs year ln our Lnlor Year MISS Wlllrams came to asslst us ln our work The officers for thls year were as follows Ellzabeth Retherford Presrdent Florence Srms ecretary Nola Edwards Treasurer Gertrude Roa h Edltor We got sever al new thlnvs for our laboratory A new sewrng machine IYOH and lronlng board three new SCWIU9' tables a frttmg rim ano a new cupboard for our drshes and utenslls We had a bazaar at Chrlst mas tlme and have had several bake sales We studled lVl1ll1nery Cooklng and Sewing thus year along wlth Home Management We served the Klwanls Club every frfth Tuesday We also ser wed the Tuberculosls assoclatron and every Wednesday served hot lunches to the school chxldren We prepared and served the umor Senror Reception and agam attended the Club Round up at Purdue Our last year or rather Semor year lVl1ss Wllhams was wlth us agam Out of the frfteen that started out together ln the freshman class there are seven that are graduatlng They are Nola Edwards Ethel Dellmger Florence Slms Crystal Zellers Nettle Poor Ger trude Roach and Grace Hodgen lVhss Williams accepted a posltlon at Logans port H1 h School and lVl1ss Oberholtzer came to take her place Thls year we st1dxed Mlllmery Chemlstry Garment makmg and dld a little cooklng We served hot lunches every Wednesday to the Hugh School and every flfth Tuesday we served the KIWHDIS Club We had a bazaar at Chrlstmas tlme and have had sex eral bake sales We are plan nmg on gomg to Purdue agarn this year 'e .'...1..,.-.......,..-..t.....,r-.,1 .. .-,..1.,1r,.1..,1...1,... - - .W-....-. ..-..-1 ..,. ... in-. 1 1 .. 1 .-.-111+ . . .c , . . , ' 1 ' 9 ' , , . 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RTS Boys Basketball 9 WHS Theo Rrnebarger Guard Ted was one of the best guards to be found Very few forwards ever got past hrm H Graduates tlars year Garland Frtes Guard ack has been one of the leadrng factors of the team all year Hrs loss wrll be felt by th team next year Otto Hepp Forward Ot rs one of the snapprest players that ex er was on a basketball floor He wrll be wrth us next year Paul Howard Center Bud has the abrlrty to go rn and get the ball and should be one of tht marnstays next year Dana Starr Forwarc Thrs rs Brnks frrst year on the squad and he has proxen hrs abrlrty to play He has two more years Theo Howe Forward Jerry rs rn the game all the trme and rs sure to be relred upon a lot next year He has onlv one more vear George Cramer Center Gramer play ed some of the best games at center that could be played He rs a Senror tlars year George Lmn Center Povy rs an asset to any team and was one of the marn covs tlars year H has one more year Paul Somers Center Somers was one of the relrable and has prox ed a suc cess hrs frrst year He has another year of rt yet Newton Shank Forward Newt rs a flashy player and wrll be one of the best when the season opens next year He has one more vear Kermrt Shank Forward Bub can play erther forward or Guard whrcla ever he rs asked to do to a perfectron He rs lost by Oraduatron Claron Hunter Guard Hunter may be small but there are not many who get past hrm rn a Game Claron grad uates tlars year +.-W-.. -....-.,.-.,.,-,,,...,,,,-,,,,-W-,..-....-,.,,-rr.-ra , - - -- - -N -N - r-rr-w-w---r--w- 1--rr---1+ Z , - 1 - . , , . e . 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WHS WHS Baseball TCHIH Garland Frtes lst Base ack can freld and bat wrth the best of them He rs at home almost any posrtron on the dramond He graduates thrs year Kermrt Shank L F Bub can hold down hrs posrtron well and at the bat he rs sure to get on Bub wrll be lost Harley Good onah has been one of the mam backers of th team on th freld at puttrng pep rnto th rest Three more years for onah George Lrnn Catcher Pogy rs among the best catchers rn the state and he holds clown hrs prtcher He has a good eye for the ball too One more year Theo Howe Shortstop erry rs one of the marnstays of the team and be srdes frelclrng hrs posrtron well he can bat He rs a Jrrnror Rrchard Freeman R F Drck has play ed a good game all season and any ball that comes hrs way rs sure to drop rn the well Two more year for Drck George Cramer Cramer can play the freld hke a veteran and rs sure to get on base rf there rs a possrble chance Another Senror who rs lost Wrllard Baker C F Bake can sure play the old game to the frnest pornt and the good part about rt rs he has Newton Shank 2nd Base Newt can freld hrs posrtron well and at the bat he rs sure to hrt almost every trme Another year for hrm Obed lVlcKrnley Prtcher Obre can put them rrght where he wants them to go at any stage of the game Hrs loss wrll be felt next year He s a Senror Vrrgrl Zellers Vrrgrl rs our general utrlrty player and can play any of the posrtrons rn credrble manner He has another year Otto Hepp 3rd Base Otto can play the game from begrnnrng to end wrth the same brand of playrng At the bat he rs sure to hrt Another year yet +---r- -.-M-tr-.t-,-....,.....,.- -..-.. - , r-M-r -,r-.,.-.,.. .. - - .. - ...........g. l ' z 'J A ', . . ' . through graduation. another year. - . -J , - J - ' . ., .-r .. gm, +---M ------ ---H ----- ----mw-H-s----- ----------- ---1---+ Glrls Basketball Dorothy Hull Center Dot was among the best rn the state thls year and the good part about It IS that she has two more ln W H S lVlae Troutman Center Blll rs sure to oe rememoered by all her opponents e IS sure to be one of the mam Julla Troutman Forward MlCklC has been one of the mamstays of the team this year and she IS feared by all her opponents She will be wrth us next year Kathryn Overholser Forward Katty sure can show her temper when she wants to She rs another one who will be lost to the team through graduatron She IS one of the best lVlab l Wllson Guard Tennle has been one of the most actlve members of the team She IS sure to be wlth the best next season Norma Wetzel Forward Bob may be small but she can sure play the game She wlll be with the team for another year lVl1ss Flelshmann Coach MISS Flelsch mann has been llke a mother to the gurls all season and has taught them a lot of basketball Nola Edwards Guard Peggy was our Captam thls year and was sure to be seen worlcxng at her best all the trme She wlll be lost to the team next year through graduatlon Geneva Frtes Guard There wlth lots of pep all the time and sure to be a headlmer next year She has two years yet - 9 . -Q Q . - . 1 C V 9 , , - 9 T l Sh ' ' - players next year. - - - - - 1 9 , - , , 5. , .l . 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WHC Boys Basketball Rrght after the baseball season clos ed basketball was started Garland Fltes was elected captarn and he rm medrately began helplng Coach Whlte make a good team The season as a whole was successftl but rn the latter part lt was handlcapped by the rnellgr b llty of Lmn and Cramer The team played the rest of the year out the best tl' y could and were good Some of the best teams m northern lncllana were played and the shofvlng made by the W H S was one of th best ever shown Barring all handrcaos the team would have gone through the entlre season wlthout losm more than two games The County tournament was lost beca se some of the players were not ellglble This was also a handrcap at the sectional tournament Next year there are very good pros pects of a ood team George Cramer Theodore Rmebarger Clarlon Hunter Kermlt Shank and Garland FIICS are lost to the team through graduatlon There are Theodore Howe Otto Hepp Newton Shank Dana Starr George Linn Paul Somers left to bulld a team around next year Thls should be enough ma terlal to make a good team from These plav an ov ov ov ov ox ec c ec Jan ers have all seen actlon ln games hould be alreadv next year SCHEDULE 3 W H S I8 at lVledarvv1lIe I4 I0-Pulaskr I3 at W H S 56 I7 W H S I I at Francesvllle IZ 74 N udson I8 WHS 40 79 Alumm I WHS I7 8 WHS I6 atN udson22 I5 Frances :Ile 27 atW HS 31 22 W H S I0 at Monterey 6 5 Kewanna 42 at W H S 4 IZ Monterey 21 at W H S 28 I9 W H S 29 at Pulaski I9 24 Nledaryyllle Z3 at W H S 40 26-W H S 9 at LaCrosse 43 II Lacrosse 0 at W H S Forfelt Feb I6 W H S I5 at Kewanna 92 Won IO Lost 5 Axe 667 County Tourney 'Vledarvvllle 32 W H S I9 Sectional Tourney Wledalyvrlle I I W HS 9 Baseball Team Rrght after the chool opened IH th full a call was sent O.lt for candldates for the baseball team Garland l'1tes team was started From those who turned out for the team the fOlIOW ng were selected to represent W H S ln baseball Wlllard Baker Rlchard Free man Kermrt Shank Newton Shank Otto Hepp George Llnn George fra mer Theodore Howe Obed lVlcK1nley Vxrgrl Zellers Harley Good and ack Fries The flrst game was played IH October and the team showed up to be one of the best that ever represented W H S rn baseball They have had an excep tlonally good season As ths goes to press thev have only lost one game to date and have very go rl prospects of wmnrn all the rest There are four mores games to be nla d and the Coun tv Tournament W H S IS confldent of wmmng all these and also the tourna ment The team loses Ob d IVIQK nley who 19 the mam pitcher Garland Fltes who alternates between catcher and flrst q..-..-.. --.-.. ... -.-.- -....,,. , ,U. .'.. -..-.... -. .... -... .. - .....-.4. ' Jan. - , . . . . Jan. - . . . ' . ' - jan. - , . . . . ' . Jan. . . . , . ' ' ' - Feb. - , . . . Z. C I I I - . . I I.. 7,., . ' I ' ' . ' ' ' I , . . . . re . , . V x . I l- . . . .ee I u V I 1 . S I S g k . l , ll . ' 4. - ' - was elected captaln and work on the . ' i f ' - ' I d s 4 . I. ' . ' . 1 N . - . .. . ' . I 0 N . ' , . . . . ' ' g . . N . - . .. , I . M ve , - N f. ,. -. ' , . . . . ' ' - De . - f v' . . . . . e I WHS base Kermrt Shank who plays elther ln left field or third base George Cramer substltute These players are all Semors and wlll be a brg loss to the team of next year They should develop a good team however as there IS lots of materral to choose from Those who wlll be left to play next year are Ted Howe Otto Hepp Newton Shank Wlllard Baker Rrchard Freeman George Lrnn Harley Good Vlfgll Zel lers Thus should be enough materlal to bulld up a good team around next year SCHEDULE c I5 WHS I6 at Fa1rv1ew5 c 29 W H S 3 at Francesvrlle 2 ov I3 WHS4 atStarC1ty6 ar 24 Falrvrew O at W H S 2 pr 6 Pulask18 atWHS 5 Glrls Basketball The glrls team of the W H S has passed one of lts most successful sea sons At the beglnnmg of October a call was sent out for candrdates and a large crowd of grrls reported From these ulra Troutman lVlae Troutman Kathryn Overholser Nola Edwards Geneva Frtes Dorothy Hlll Norma Wetzel and Mabel Wllson were selected to represent the school m gurls athlet rcs Nola Edwards was elected captam at a meetrng held by thrs team and has done her best to lead them through their battles The girls have an exceptionally good team and have had the best season that any team of the W H S ever had They ran up higher scores than IS usual ly seen rn glrls games and have worked to ether to better thelr team Wrth ulla Troutman and Kathryn Overhol ser as farwards lVlae Troutman and Dorothy Hull at center Nola Edwards and Geneva FltCS at guard have proven a team that was almost 1nv1nc1ble The girls have a very good outlook for a good team for next year and should be as good rf not better than thls Kathryn Overholser and Nola Ed wards wlll graduate thls year ulla Troutman lVlae Troutman Geneva FltCS Dorothy Hrll Norma Wetzel and Mabel Wllson wlll be left to bulld a new team from All these glrls have had exper lence thrs year and should be better next SCHEDULE Nov 3 Wmamac 29 at lVledaryv1lle 4 Ov lO-Pulaskl Il at Wmamac 33 ov l 7 Wmamac 7 at Francesvrlle 4 ec I5 Francesvllle 8 at Wmamac 9 5 Kewanna 4 at Wlnamac 35 I9 Wlnamac ZO at Pulaski I2 24 lVledary l l at Wmamac 28 Feb 3 Wrnamac l l at Medaryvrlle I3 fW1th Francesvllle J Feb 24 Wmamac 34 at Kewanna I9 Postseason Wmamac 53 Alumn16 +,,-,,,,,-,, ,-,, ...,,,.. ,.,. - .,... - - ..., - ,... -.. .-..----- -M-u--I-+ O t. - . . . , ' ' . 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Q 1'5- .x ...A V.: A4 'Bti 4-41 , ,wif WHS It Happened ln The F all ATRICIA DANVll.l..E was a saucy lrttle dark eyed dark harred mrss of srxteen years She seemed to be all laughter and drmples and remrnd ed one a great cleal of merry lrttle sun beams Patrrcra generally known as Patsy or Pat had a great many frrends Every one adored her and any grrl or boy was proud to call her therr companron She lrved rn a brg colonral house rn one of the quret parts of a lrttle southern town The street on Wh ch the Dan xrlle house stood was lrned wrth just such houses wrtl' large green shady lawns stretchrng out rn front tremely happy for rt was her brrthday and she was havrng a party on the lawn at sundown All the boys and grrls both rrch and poor that she knew were rnxrted It was nearrng the trme set for the arrrval of her guests Pat was dressed all rn whrte from the too of her saucy lrttle head to the toes of her trny feet Her harr was done up for the frrst tlme and the black curls were prled hrgh on her head Her dress was a soft fluffv materral whrch fluttered about her lrke farry gauze She came trrpprng out of her room and started to run downstarrs but sud clenlv the toe of her slrDDer caught rn th rug on the starrs and she went tum blrng clear to the bottom just as a voung man came mto the room He rushed up to Pat rust as she sat up rrrbbrng her head and ankle at the same trme lVlv dear lrttle grrl are vou h rrt3 exclarmed the young man stooprn t help her up Pat gave hrm a look of contempt and replred Oh no not at all that s one of my darly exercrses to keep me from gettrng fat Whrle she had been talkrng however she examrned the young man from her seat on the floor She found that he was a stranger and exceedmgly good look ng He was large and well burlt and hrs clothes frtted beautrfully Hrs eyes were dark correspondrng wrth hrs dark harr whrch waved gently back from hrs fore head Hrs face was tanned by the sun and wrnd hrs teeth flashed whrte when he smrled Pat rmmedrately decrded that she had She knew she was madly rn love rm medrately and so that rs perhaps why she began to quarrel wrth hrm He prcked her up rn hrs arms and started upstarrs wrth her but she de manded frercely to be set down because she was not hurt ust then her mother came out of her room and found Pat krckrng vrgorously rn the young man s arms but to no avarl lVlrs Danvrlle laughed outrrght and sard Whv Brlly what rs wrong3 l found thrs lrttle farry at the foot of the starrs rn a heap a moment ago and l was afrard she mrght have hurt herself 0h bug house' crred Pat Im not hurt I tell you Let me go' The young man addressed as Brlly drd no such thrng however untrl he had deposrted her safely rn a big cushroned rocker Now dont fall out he laughrngly sard +..-...,- - -.r.-..-.,- -.-. -1 - -. -.rr-M.. ,, ,, --m-.w- - - - - - - - - - - -In-will . . . . ,, , , , Q Q . . . . ,, ' ' l 9 1 , . , . . Q . M . . .O . . , . . . G - . - . k I R - u On this particular day Patsy was ex- fallen down stairs only to fall in love. ' , I , . . V. . . . . 1 , . . . , , . . - as - . ,, s 4 if ll ' ' ,' I . a 1- ,Q V I S K6 I Q, ' ff , e - . . u 0 ,' g s 9 if S 'I 4 l t 91 ' I I 4 , ' u n if 9 Y, ' o g O l 1 WHS Oh no danger hautrly replred Pat You d probably catch me before I ht the floor rf I drd Patsy dear Im so sorry that you don t seem to lrke lVIr Landless Thrs rs Brlly Landless from New York You ve often heard your father and me speak of hrm dear Oh so you re the son of daddy s old pal are you3 Im awfully gl rd I met you even though rt was rather abruptly returned Patsy all smrles once more Are you comrng to my brrthday party3 No hes too trred after hrs long plred her mother I thrnk rf you wrll excuse me Ill bathe and take nap before drnner sard Brlly Landless After Brlly had gone Pat exclarmed Why the bold thrngl He carrred me upstarrs as rf I were a mere chrld Won der rf he doesn t know I m every brt of seventeen years old to day3 He probably does not because you certarnly do not look rt rn that dress You look more lrke a sporled chrld than a young lady replred her mother The party proved a success but rt was not untrl the guests had left that evenrng that Pat agarn saw Brlly He came down starrs lookrng much refresh ed and as he sard Hungry as a bear Durrng drnner he told of hrs trrp home from Arrzona He was on hrs return to hrs ranch there at present and could only stop off for a day wrth the Danvrlles He and Patsy could not get along however Brlly persrsted rn talkrng to her as rf she were years younger than hrmself mstead of only four Of course thrs made Pat very angry and she went upstarrs to bed dreadfully hurt She awoke late the next mornrng and the frr t thrnv she thought of was Brlly Land ess She d show hrm to day that she was as much of a young lady as anyone She cl make hrm sorry he had treated her so But Brlly had left before she got up leavrng a note wrth her mother for her She opened rt and read the followrng Good by lrttle farry I hope you wrll b grown up so that you ll not come tumblrng down starrs at me the next trme I see you Brlly Pat srnrled as she read the letter and was com n back agarn3 No dear he drdnt returned her mother bat I rmagrne rt wrll not be very soon Patsy went slowly up the starrs wrth thoughts of her own She dressed rn sport clothes a whrte skrrt and green sweater wrth whrte hose and sport ox fords A green tam sat on one srde of her head She made a pretty prcture as slce swung down the street wrth a tennrs racket under her arm The summer passed and Pat started to school Thrs was her last year rn hrgh school and she was very popular The wrnter passed raprdly and wrth the ap proach of sprrng came graduatron The morning of the commencement Pat was much surprrsed when a package arrrved fo her post mark :I Tuscon Arrzona Her heart beats qurckened as she opened the package and found a darlrng pearl necklace lyrng rn folds of whrte srlk A card was attached whrch she hastrlv prcked On one srde was Wrl ham H Landless and on the other wrrtten rn a frrm hand Congratula trons to my lrttle frrend -lo----v---1--V-1-n-mr-H- .... -.-..-W- ,,,, - ,,., ...,,,-.. , , .,.,-r.-.n-,.-.,... - .. .. ...- - - ........g. fl ,, ' ' ' 1 1 ' if 1 . 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' ' . l . . 45 , - , . . . . ,, WHS That was all but Patsy treasured the card long afterwards and the necklace was the favorlte of all her glfts whlch were many And so summer after summer sllppecl by untrl Patsy reached her twenty se cond year She was stlll a saucy llttle creature but she had grown older and more serlous Late one evening when she had re turned home from a party wlth one of of her admlrers she had many she found her parents srttmg on the wlde front porch ln the moonlight She came up and perchmg herself on the porch ralllng Jomed 1n the conversatlon Suddenly her father remarked Pat dear have you ever thought serrously of marrlage3 You have so many flne frlends and surely some of them love you and have probably eh er dlSCUS sed the matter of marrlage wlth you but somehow you don t seem to care a snap Oh dad are you so anxlous to get rld of me3 she laughvngly exclalmed Oh no no Pat hastily returned her father but lts tlme you were thlnkmg of a home of your own you know Father Ive never met a slngle man that I could love enough to marry sand Pat very serlous for once m her llfe A plcture of Brlly Landless flash d before her for a monent and then sud denly her mother sard By the way Patsy we got a letter from Bllly Landless thls evemng statmg that he IS commg to spend a week with us very soon He s m New York now How dellghtfull erred Pat I wonder lf hell stlll thmk Im a llttle glrl that he can carry around IH hrs arms3 I expect hed be glad enough to carry you ln hls arms now teasmgly from her father You re the llmlt dad she crled over her shoulder as she went trrppmv off to bed Good nlght both of you A week passed before she agam heard of Bllly She and her mother were lunchlng alone as lVlr Danvllle had been detamecl at the OfflCC A lunch was about over he phoned that Bllly was comlng on the two thrrty tram from New York He stated that he hum self was too busy to meet the tram but Patsy or mother could take the car to the statxon Mrs Danvllle had a sllght head ache and sald that the sun would prob ably make lt worse So no one was left to go but Pat At two o clock she dressed m a cool gingham dress drove o rt her roadster and went to the statlon She arrlved ten mmutes before the tram and spent the tlme laughmg and talkmv When the raln flnally came and the passengers were allghtmv she jumped out of her car and walked slowly across the platform watchlng for Billy She knew hum Instantly He was exactly as she had remembered h m except like I-erself grown older The added sn years had made a man of hrm Pat warted a few mmutes to see rt he would know h r He gazed around un tnl the crowd was bevmnmg to fhm and then came hesrtatlngly up to her Ill have to confess that I am laughed Pat brmgmg forth her pretty dimples Only call me Pat and not lVl1ss Danvllle she added after second thought Come the car IS waltmg you must be very tlred so well go home at once Not a brt exclalmed Bllly How Q..-.... -----. - - - - - .-....-M. , - ...-....- .. - - - -. - - - - - ----H+ ff 9 , Q , . if , ' ' ,U ' ' , Q C, ' Lf ' 9, - -1 l -1 , I ' u la . 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U ' , U WHS are you and your father and mother3 It ll be good to see them agam By George but you ve certainly changed no vou havent either you re stlll that saucy grrl l knew srx years ago but stlll you re different and say do you stlll take your dally exerclse to keep from gettlng fat3 Well I suspect s1x years added to seventeen would almost make me grown p sard Pat as they drove rapldly down the shady street to her home As for those exercises I havent taken any slnce that day you were so bold as to carry me up stalrs without even a by your leave Bllly spent a happy week ln the Dan lon They rode drove swam played tenms together and ln fact drd every thmg there was to do Pat was an ex cellent horse woman and as Bully rode a great deal on hs ranch they passed the afternoon rldmg along some shady country road They were seldom alone however Pat had a great many frlends and some of them were nearlv always along wlth her and Bllly He hadn t spoken to her alone for more than a few mmutes at a tlme durmg all hvs entlre stay It hurt hlm to see her grvlng all her attention to her frlends whom she saw dallv lrle grew very fond of Patsy and suddenly woke up to the fact that h was m love wlth her He began to grow qulet and more serlous especnally when Pat talked wlth other young men of her crowd One mght as Bully s vlslt was near mg rts close lVlr Danvrlle called Bllly to h m and sald Billy you seem to be havmg a pretty good time here so why not prolong your stay for a couple of weeks We d be delighted to have you Well perhaps I wlll returned Bllly And lVlr Danvllle lm golng to tell vou somethlng lm desperately m love wlth Patsy l thought as much sard lVlr Dan vllle Well my lad l wlsh you luck You re a mrghty flne fellow and I be lleve you can wln her As the days passed lVlr Danvllle notlc ed that Pat was fllftlng outrageously wrth the young men of the town and also that Brlly was slmply mlserable He wlnked at hrs WlfC as he remark ed one evemng I guess our Patsy IS 1n love at last Have you notrced how mlserable she IS maklng B1lly3 And no gurl wlll treat such a boy that way un less she s ln love with hlm Yes lve notlced and I thrnk nts awful returned lVlrs Danvllle feel sorry for Bllly You drdnt seem to feel sorry for me Oh hush up Howard' Interrupted hrs Wlfe blushmg Flnally one autumn afternoon Patsy consented to go rldmg with Bllly and leave her frlends behmd They were cantermg along a qulet country road much absorbed m each other and drd not notlce the sun drsappear under heavv clouds and a storm approachmg The flrst drops of ra1n fallmg on Patsy s cheek recalled th m to thelr surround mgs They were mlles from home and lt was begmnlng to ram harder We ll have to rrde for shelter crled Bllly for I havent a thmg but this sweater to put around you Never mlnd returned Pat happily I ll race you to that farm house down the road +------f-f--'- - - - -.- - - -..-... , , ...-..- - - - - - - - - -...........-.4. 9 . , , 1 ' - so ' ' i as - as , I , U n 9 - . ,, . , . , ' n n ' ' . , . . , . -f ' ' ,I ' . . l . If f, ' . ,, 9 - ' . ' if ' so - I , . . . ,, 91 - - ' u , . . -1 if ' f I H . . . - - Q ' if ' . 4 Q ville home, Pat was a charming compan- - f ' - ' , Y , . ' -, I I . Q u o - ,Q . I F if 1 ' I ' ' , 1 1 - ,Y I 65 , , . . I V ' Y, I - If ' , . . ,1 ff ,Q ' . , - , ' l , . - s 1 n ' A . . . ,u if , ' . ,, ' Y . . , . . . . .. , . ' 9 . . . . . ,, . l . ' U . yy . - I . , . if ' . fl , ' I K 9, WHS Off they flew but Brlly s horse was a lrttle the swrfter and he passed her Quddenly hrs roan stumbled and fell sendrng Brlly over hrs head Patsy screamed and stopped her horse as soon as possrble Rushrng back she found Brlly lyrng on hrs back rn a drtch Hrs head was cut and bleedrng profusely He was very whrte and strll Patsy ran to hrm and stoopmg gently put her arms under h s head and shoulders so that they would rest more easrly Snatchrnv her blouse from her should er she hastrly tore rt rnto strrps and bound rt about h s head and then slrp prnv rnto the heary sweater shrelded Brlly as much as possrble from the ram whr h by thrs trme was comrng down rn tor ents Brlly came slowly back to conscrous ness and heard these words Brlly darlrng vou mustnt dre What would l ever do wrthout you3 and he felt soft warm lrps pressed to hrs Such N une 30 1923 a few weeks after l had graduated from Wrna mac hrgh school l was talkrng one day to our former class presr dent Larkrn Burrrs about the many good trmes we had had as students of W H S We were both wonderrng what the future had rn store for the class of Z3 lnhs thought rn th 'nrnd of both led to the statement from Larkrn should lrke to rnow rust how thrs town wrll look frfty years from now As these words were uttered a tall scholarly loolfrnff stranger who had been Openrng hrs eyes he murmured drowsrly Do you love me Patsy dear3 and went off to sleep Wlen he agarn awakened the sun lrvht was pourrng through whrte cur tams rnto hrs room at the Danvrlle home Hrs head was bandaged and hrs wet rrdrnv clothes had been replaced by dry garments Openrng hrs eyes he saw Patsy wrth her damp harr hangmg rn cr rls about her shoulders Dear lrttle Pat wrll you marry me3 he murmured softly to me as rf l were a lrttle grrl she ex clarmed unable to hrde the happrness rn her vorce You re Just a sporled child who neecrs to be taken care of and I m gomg to do rt from now on he sard so low that she had to bend to catch the words EDITH BORDERS 24 18 l..1fe lrstenrng to our conservatron put hrs hands on our shoulders and sard Boys rf you really want a glrmpse rn to the future be on the east bank of the rrver at the old Dam to nlght at seven thrrty We were greatly astomshed at hrs words but before we could recover our wrts enough to ask hrm any questrons he was gone We saw hrm step mto a hrgh powered car and drrve off up Mar ket Street at a rate of speed whrch destroyed Marshal Robert Johnsons peace of mrnd for the rest of the day Naturally our currosrty was aroused .g...-.,,.... ... .. ,..,r...r,..r - r.,. - ...,.-.-.-r.,-.r... , - ...,,-.,.,-,- - ...- .. - ... .- - - ------p 1 ' ' ' as l Y 9 , ' Y, LJ 4- Q u 0 . 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Q A . , g , , I ' CFI ' Q . . , -' . , . . , ' ' 9, Y X O A WHQ by the stranger s words and actrons and we could talk about nothrng else for the rest of the day Frnally we decrded to probe a lrttle further rnto the matter so accordrngly we procured a flash lrght and a couple of revolvers and gettlng rnto a boat about frve thrrty rn the after noon we started up rrver to frnd out what adventure was rn store for us We took turns at pushrng the boat and restrng the whrle we watched the beautrful banks of the old Trppecanoe slrp by Uccasronally we would stop to peer rnto the muddy water for Irsh r to watch the antrcs of a squrrrel rn some tree on the bank Accordrngly rt was after seven o clock when we reached the Old Dam After runnrng our boat ashore we stepped out wrth revolvers and flash mrght endanger us both should b awartrng us Noth ng happened and we could see or hear nothrnv strange so we sat down on an old moss covered log to awart results We were s arcely s ated when the log gave way under us and we megan fallrng down down down orrngrng up at last on a sort of mat or c.rshron at the bottom of a concrete walled prt whrch was perhaps frfteen feet deep Nerther of us was lurt by the fall d.1e to th softness of the mat on wh ch we land ed so we were able to look around us The frrst thrng we saw was a con crete walled passage way leadrng off to our rrght Thrs tunnel was about forty feet long and when we had traveled nts length we found that rt opened rnto a lrghted room and rn the center of that room lookrng at us was the stranger who had asked us to meet hrm here Well boys the stranger sard smrl mg l see you arm ed safely l must thank you for comrng down so abruptly It sax ed me the trouble of gorng up and gettrng you Look here Slfl l sa d porntrng my rex olxer at hrm What does thrs mean and why have you trapped us lrke thrs3 Dont be so hasty The stranger sard calmly l don t rntend any harm to erther of you You expressed a de srre thrs afternoon to see how thrngs wrll look frfty y ars from now and rf you wrll tr rst me a d follow my rnstructrons that w sh hall be gratrfred nd pst how do you propose to Uratvfv that w'sh3 Larkrn demanded l wrll errplarn thrngs at once he stranger replred lVly name rs Prllford and l am a frrm b lr yer rn the law of Vlaterr l Vrbratron whrch rs that our plan l rs rnhabrted by co rntless drfferent Cy res of fumanrty and that no person tram any cycle can er w r f el hear or s e any person of an lr r cycle because h oth rs haye drffere t rates of yrbra t n l belrexe the events that happen ed frfty years ago rn o r ycle are bemg ena 'ed or er agarn at th present trme by another cycle of pe p who are frfty ye rs b hrnd us so asa l belreve that eve ts wn ch wrll happen rn our cycle frtty years from now ar bemg enacted at th s trm ba anoth r cycle wl'1ch rs flfty vears ahead of us So you see th t rf thrs rs so rf a person was sub rerted to an operatron whrch would mal e the materral yrbratron of hrs body th same as the vrbratron rn the cycle frftv years ahead of hrm he would at once leaye hrs own cycle and be pro jected frfty vears rnto the future The reason that I wanted you boys to come l'ere IS that l have rm ented an electrrc al machine whrch only l can operate 4..-..- - - - - -. ....- ... , ,U.,,-..,,.. ,...w....,....,,-,.,.....,.........,.-,.,- ,,.. ,.-.......g. 9 - - sn - , , 7 ' - , , . , . r f , . , Y 9 ' ' ss - as ' - as 9 s , r , c , . r I1 , , U , 1 s . 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A - .x , L 5 7 ' , e , , , y , , - . i q 1 4- ll Y, ' ' n 1 n 9 1 ' 1 WHS with whlch I can send any obyect frfty years mto the future by changmg thelr rates of vlbratlon so lf you boys really wish to see mto the future all you have to do rs to enter that metal cylmder there and I w1ll set machmery ln motron whlch will make your wrsh come true But lf you do project us mto another cycle how can we ever get back3 Larkin asked hrm That s easy Prll ford answered The effect of the operatlon will last only ten days and at the end of that tlme you must be ln thls exact place for you mrght come mto contact wrth somethmg rn your own cycle when returnmg and lf you drd you should explode for two bodles wlth the same rate of vlbratron cannot oc cupy the same place therefore when your time IS up you must be sure to enter the cyllnder which you must also be sure to leave 1n the same place ln which you fmd lt upon emergmg from rt mto the next cycle But suppose that cycllnder lS oc cupymg a place now whrch IS also oc cupred by another object frfty years from now3 Wull we not explode upon enterlng that cycle3 l asked I have projected the empty cylrnd er ln to the next cycle several trmes and lt always reappeared so I know that It rs occupymg an empty space and that you will be perfectly safe rn entermg Plllford answered I have suppll ed It wrth spades plcks and provlsrons ln case you fmd yourself under ground when you emerge The cylmder IS equrpped wrth a sprung lock and rs open ed from the lnslde by merely pressing a button Now what do you thlnk about 1t3 What shall we do shall we go or not3 I asked Larkm ust as you say I am w1ll1ng rf you are my chum answered Then here goes I sald and open ed the door of the cylinder and enter ed Lark followed and closed the door behmd hlm In less than a mmute I began to feel a strange sensatlon lt seemed as rf my heart was beatlng three trmes as fast as normally and there was a strange buzzrng sensation rn my ears It was much the same sensatlon one feels when holdrng an electrrc vrbrator only a thousand tlmes more so Th s qurckly faded mto nothrng and I knew no more When I revamecl conscrousness l fumbled for the push bJttOI1 and fo md Lark was also stlrrlng Nerther of us spoke b rt between us we managed to get the door open Upon emerg ng we fo nd ourselves rn absolute darkness so I entered th cylvnder again and prodtced the small but efflcent electrlc lantern whrch Pull ford had placed there for us By rts light we were able to look around us We found that we were rn a bare concrete walled room whlch we at once decrded was the same one we had just left though grown frfty years older and showlng srgns of decay We looked for the plt by whlch we had entered and found that rt was stlll there though It was choked up by drrt and debrrs We set to work at once with plck and shovel to clear our way out and after four or frve hours hard work we emerged mto clear sunllght and looked around A strange slght met our eyes We were standmg on the bank of a stream whlch bore a general resemblance of the Tlppecanoe but there were no slgns of +.-..... - - - .. - - .. - - .. --...... , , ..-..... .. .. .. - - .. .. - - -.------4. - 1 o ' 55 ' ' ' 9 u I ' 99 , . . . . il 11 ' , . 9 . . . ,, . gg n 4 . . . 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Cl ' 1 ,, . . . . . , WHS lrfe any where around us wrth the ex ceptron of heaps of ashes and quanu tres of what appeared to be molten metal and stone that had congealed As far as the eye could reach there was nothmg but desolatlon No trees no flowers no houses no people It seem ed as rf a great conflagratlon had swept the country leavrng nothmg but deso lation nothmg but the rlver wlndmg rts sluggrsh way onward Somethmg terrlble has occurred Lark sald after we had gazed around us m consternatron for some trme lhere seems to have been a great city here whlch was destroyed wrth every hvrng thmg ln rt I wonder rf we are the only l1v1ng people nere3 to find out I sald Let us get some grub and our revolvers out of he cyhnder and start out to see rf we can fmd any other h.lman berng or any thing that can throw some llght on thls my stery We re entered the cellar filled our pockets wlth food procured our revol vers and set out following the rlver down stream We had gone hardly half a mrle when a shadow thrown on the ground rn front of us caused us to look up And we saw hovering srlently ln the arr above us a strange machme whrch looked lrke a cross between a submarrne and an automobile It had a deck on rts upper part and from thls deck a number of men rn strange umform were watchmg us I was puzzled as to how the machrne held rts posrtron rn the alr for rt had no vrsrble means of locomotron and no vrslble wlngs Whlle we stared wonderlngly at It rt slowly and gracefully descended and landed about twenty feet from where we stood Then from rts forward deck a man about seventy years of age descended and came forward to meet us lVly lads he sand what are you dorng here so far from any hab1tat1on3 It wrll be hard to explaln but per haps we can explaln ln time As I spoke he bent forward to look at me and then scrutmrzed Larkln closely Who the deuce are you3 he asked I ought to know you I ve seen you be fore somewhere I dont thlnk you have Larken answered My name IS Larken Burrls and thls IS my friend Blll Hunter Lark Burns' Blll Hunter' the old man almost shouted Why you have the names and faces of two old school mates of mme who disappeared just after we had graduated from Wmamac l'I1gh School rn 1923 We are the same fellows who grad uated from Wrnamac I'l1gh School IH 23 I said but who are you3 My name rs Marshall Parrott he answered at present a colonel rn the U S Arr Corps You are Pat Parrott3 Lark sand lncredulously Bull what klnd of a trlck drd that Plllford play on us any was If we dlsappeared frfty years ago we have evldently been dorng the Rrp Van Wlnkle stuff and have just awak ened I answered Instead of shoot mg us into another cycle he put us to sleep so that we wouldnt wake up for frfty years If that IS the case It has been flfty years and a few odd hours smce we +.....- .. - 1 - .- .. - - ... - -..-M , , --.-..- .. - -..... 1 - - - .. -...sl-nfs , - ' ' DK 71 ' 65 ' 9 9 . . . ,, . , , . . 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Y l ' .. , I n ss 9 - ' 1 . . s . - , , . n 1 s ' ,, . . . ss - - ' . s s WHS have had anythmg to eat Lark Sald No wonder Im hungry There s somethmg strange about thrs Pat sard Come on board and get somethlng to eat You can explain more fully while you are eating We boarded the mysterrous lookmg vessel and were led to a strangely fur nlshed dlnlng room where we dld Justlce to the strange but delrclous re past which was set before us After we had flnlshed our meal we told Pat our adventures and then asked hrm aboat our classmates our town and the pres ent state of affalrs About our classmates h began I can not tell you wh re they all are but they all achreved fame rn one way or another and are scattered all over the world About Wlnamac I want to tell you that rn l950 It started grow mg and before l960 rt stretch d from Logansport to Sosrth Bend ln fact rt became the larg st cltv ln th world Then came the great war ln U62 The United States and Canada haxlng been unlted wrth Wmama a th Caprtal Cnty was arrayed 'x arnst Chlna Russla and apan lVl1ll1ons of the forergners invaded our country armed with ray guns only to be beaten back tlmes wrthout number by mrlllons of o n troops also 'armed wrth ray g ms Battles were fought between thou sands of arrshrps thousands upon thousands of people lost therr lrves and hundreds of cltres were burned to the ground At last a hostrle fleet managed to reach the 1nter1or and all that was left of Wlnamac was ashes That was rn 64 The next year the lnvaders were drlven back for good and all that was left of apan when we got through wrth her wasnt worth talkmg about At present our caprtal rs Detroit The Umted States rs slowly but surely recuperatmg from the war and taking her place aUa1n as a world power lell us one thmg more I sald when he had flnrshed What the Sam Hull makes thrs alrshlp go3 It 1sn t a drrrgrble and lt has no wlngs I can t understand Thats slmple he sald Some sclentrst discovered how atomlzed en ergv mlght be chalned and then chamed t The same power that drlves thrs flghtmg boat IS also used as ammumtlon for our ray gms The same power that now wafts you mto the alr wafted the largest clty rn wll the world to the ground Atomrzed energy IS respons :ble for rt all Wonderful rs the progress of man krnd l sand And then I woke up WILLIAM HUNTER ,!.,,1m.1. 1..1 1.1.1 1 1 1 1 .. 1m,1..... -1 - .m1...1.1 1.1...1.1.1.1 1.1 1 1'-m1-ni. - sw - so , . as 1 ss ' ' . 9 as 9 - ' ' 9 - as - as ' ' 1 - s - - sv ' ' . . , - 1 . 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U . 1 . , , . 1 . . . . . ,, . 1 ' , . - an . . 1 1 . .. . 4 WHS I: Years I:I'OIT1 OW Wlnamac Indrana March 27 1973 Dear Friend ust thought I would wnte a llttle letter whlle at lelsure The cllmate here IS very pleasant and lt stays about the same temperature both wlnter and sum mer Real Calrfornla cllmate About frfty years ago I was a Sophomore m school studylng hard I-lard3 I never ln all those days thought of the modern convenrences whlch we have today At that trme we thought that aeroplanes were somethrng great and whenever we got a chance to see one we sure took advantage of rt I remember once of runnrng about three mrles to see an aeroplane when lt l1t out rn Ren s held and at that tlme the people thought lt was marvelous Now they have gone through the stage of scarcrty the com mon stage and now nearly out of ex rstence due to a person s natural ablllty to float tfrough the alr to any deslred place wrth no regard to drstance slm ply by a manlpulatlon of the breathrng apparatus whrch was dlscovered by our old school mate Wayne Mason now one of the world s most noted workers rn astronomy and astrology Probably vou never knew he also IS the one to be credited for dlscoverlng our nlghts wlth out darkness Frfty years ago we thought that electrlc llghts on the street corners were suffrclent llght but now we have perfect daylrght at mght due to the Mason theory of the great mlrror reflectxon of the sun whlch gnes us perfect dayllght both mght and day I really thmk rt IS the most remarkable thmg that was ever drscovered of much more rmportance than Newtons cllscovery of gravitation If I remem ber correctly we used to have murders and burglaries which usually took place at nlght that IS ln the tlme of dark ness and now we havent had any thmg nearly so bad ln flve years but they used to be a mghtly occurrence Irfty years ago I really thought I would be dead by thls time but now slnce the great sclentlst George Llnn has drscoverecl everlastmg lrfe I now lrve rn peace and lelsure One day I started dlgglng a hole wlth the mtentron of making a swrmmmg pool for my ducks When I had dug about ten feet I found a note carved on a stone whrch read as follows Burred below some hmdrecl feet Ines something whlch IS very complete If you don t grve up dlggrng for fear of na rght lm ssrre youll fund something whrch wrll never cause you to want This meant my fortun to me and when I had dug about a thousand feet I uncovered the most complete Indian settlement lmaglnable Gold sllver lvory platrnum mummles and the most val able objects ever found were un covered I found both entrles to the settlement and I need worry no more for the lack of anythmg that I cleslred There IS a small creek which runs through the settlement I feel safe ln savlng that It rs the most beautiful thln ln the whole world The golden water runnmg over the rvory stones are arranged m a muslcal order plays the most beautiful muslc that was ever heard This rs one of the most remark able and notlceable objects rn my set :fu--M.. .- 1 .-. 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W,H,S ..,., -.,,,- -.. - A Crazy Idea cast above flu Camouflage of Shlrley bnlow as H ' - as x 1 1 x 4.---. ------..-.-- ..-...W,H,S...-..-..-.. --.. ..-.....-..- - -..-..l. unior and Senior Class Plays N Wednesday CVCIlll'lg December I6 I922 the unlor class pre sented a snappy four act play A Crazy Idea at the Communlty Hall It was glven before a large audlence and every one was well pleased wlth lt A short synopsls of the play A Jeal ous husband suddenly decldes to put hls home ln the care of hls nephew and takes hls wlfe and daughter to travel The nephew IS lmpecunlous and a young colored frlend persuades hlm to rent the house to roomers and take hlm for a servant The fun then beglns l th F rth act the nephew IS notlfled that hls uncle and famlly are returnlng sooner than they expected Then fol lows more fun Cast of Characters James Stone Nellle llaagr Beatrlce h xoun ullc I tllld Yellels llsa llls rlauglltel lldbcl W1lS0ll TOIII Blane hls lltlllli-Wt l student of lllelllclne Tlleodole lloxxl W ll el XX ellstll Xxllllt lololt gentle lll ln Paul Sfllllllltlh tustawe Plltlt-'lb a, compo fr flrllt'IlLL tt llllefllllllll Jllllllb Blltton NNl10 flees from lll5 mother lll law X llgll Zellcrs Lllll lll 'lus-.el 1 LOIIIIK opera slllgel Agnes I9Olldltl J0ltll lJdtlS retued lldlllxtl from lxokolllo Otto llcpp Cathtllne hls ulfc lxatlllyn l'lL9ll1clIl Xugusta thelr clallglltcr NUI ma XX etzel Samuel llltks Stone s flltllfl from the rural dlstrltt teolge Rl6lIl6I1bQhI'ltlCl6l Nell BFOXXIHIIL., lf l 1 s Slllllll' Newton bhauk xlib Nlllltr l ul: Letella lrabuer lllll .1 sllotlllakll .Iolln Bdllgll On Wednesday lllglll November l l9Z2 the Senlor class play The Camouflage of Shlrley was glven at the Communlty Hall A large crowd was ln attendance and many remarked that lt was the best play ever glven by hlgh school students Captaln Calhoun on l'IlS way to the front meets a college frlend Lleutenant Wllllam oseph Wayne who has Just been marrled Calhoun declares that war IS hls only lady love State papers dlsappear from the home of lVlr Rlch mond very mysterlously They have a susplclon who lt IS Later ennle who IS somethlng of a mystery secretly dellvers the stolen papers to Charleton who IS ln dlsqulse as Captaln Scheppel a German spy Shlrley Carllsle recognlzes Scheppel whom she had formerlv met ln Berlln Scheppel denles the lndentlty and lcld naps Mrs Wayne and Shlrley ln order that thev do not spread the news of hls belng there He talces them to a moun taln cabln At the cabn Shlrley plavs her wlts agalnst those of the spy Cal houn comes to the ladles rescue and after the arrlval of ennle who proves the spy IS captured Flnally Shlrlev recelves a servlce pln, and clalms Cal houn for herself Cast of Characters Xlolls lxathrln Nllller fapt Calhoun Xxlllldlll llllllttl' lt Rm loseph XX une 1.,l00lll L lflxlll BIIFFIS Xnnetta Xtalue brlllc lleltll L0lllbl. lxcller l , , ' . , U o ' if 9 1 ,I ' 1 1 ' 9 ll Y, ' ' , , 1 . 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The glrls of the Vocatlonal Depart ment were guests at a dmner party glVCn by MISS Nlarguerxte WllllamS on Decem b r Z0 I92Z A glft was presented to lVhss Wllll3mS by the g1rls for the appre clatlon of the 1nterest she had shown The Ladles Home ournal Contest of whlch tlce Senxors were partlclpatlng closed October 20 1922 when the class enjoyed a we1ner and marshmal low roast mmus marshmallows m the park Our faculty advlsor Mrs Clara Delhngel was w1th us durmg the even mv MIQS lna Terry entertalned a number of glrls at a dehghtful sm o clock dmner party durlng the vacatlon Those pres ent were Ruth Benbow Nola Edwards Kathyrn Overholser Vlola lVhtchell and Helen Wlesjahn The Vocatlonal gxrls never forget tl'at they are allowed one party a se mester On anuary I7 l9Z3 the glr s each 1nv1ted a boy frlend maklng a group of SlXtY flVC and had the1r so clal tlme 1n the Gym after whlch damty luncheon was served We have heard of more than one place where 1923 was properly 1n stalled and resolutlons made Helen Loulse Keller entertalned a number of couples at a watch party lVlarJor1e Rogers dehghtfully enter tamed the G rl s Rook Club at her home on North Montlcello street February 6 IQZ3 Hearty eats were served A theatre party was glven by G M Small to members of the orchestra on the evenlng of February ZI , l923 Thls was ln honor of Wllham and George Famnbell who are leavlng for South Bend Charles Dovle was host of a party .g...-,1- - -. .. ... .... 1 -,-..-,...-,.,., - - ,,,,,,.,,,,,. ,., - - -. - .... .. -.,..-..g. 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I . . , , ' 9 Y Q ii 99 WH' grven at lm s hame on anuary 27 l923 'lhrrty guests were rnvrted and were all delrghtfully entertamed At therr de parture they all asselred Chuck that they had a wonderful trme On October I2 I97Z Lourse Smrth entertarned a number of grrls at a slum ber party at her home rn the country The grrls slept well A drnner party was grven rn honor of Blanche Bachtenleercher at her home on South Front Street on the oceasron of her brrthday Mrss Marguerrte Doyle entertarned a number of grrls at her home on March I5 Decoratlons and prrzes were rn leeepmg wrth St Patrrcle s Day Darnty refreshments were served and all guests adjourned after sperrelrng r w ry pler ant evenrng The Sophomores rnvrted the faculty and themselves to a class party grven at the school burldrng on Frrday evenrng March I6 Everyone had a splendrd trme and left after enjoyrng the eats A surprrse party was gnen at the home of Mr and Mrs P Hansen on Tuesday evenrng March I4 The partv was rn honor of Mrss Vera who celebrated her brrthday Those to help her celebrate rn the evenrng were Bes sre Nrchols Fva Rrnebarger Beulah Haag Marrorre Lower Sarah Crargmrle Clrfford Edwards Charles Doyle Donald Lower Danna Starr and George Crrnther The Hrgh School Gym was decorated on March II At erght oclock the Freshres and representatrves of the fac ulty gathered there for a socral gather ng Refreshments and games were features of the evenrng On Frrdav evenlng March 30 Vrrgrl Yellers delrghtfully entertarned a num ber of frrends at hrs home on N Market Street Dancrng was the entertarnment for the evenrng Darnty refreshments were served Catherrne Overholser entertarned a number of grrls at a srx o clock drnner on Wednesday March 28 at her home The seventh grade students had therr semr annual party whrch was grven on Frrday evemng March 30 rn the high school gymnasrum The faculty were guests and all enyoyed the evenmg The faculty of W H S gave a very delrghtful banquet rn honor of Supt and Mrs C C Collrns on the evenrng of Sept ZI I9ZZ Thrs was grven at the hrgh school burldrng Members of the present school board were rnvrted as uests also Those present were Mr and Mrs C C Collrns Mr and Mrs ln Ale Mr and Mrs A E Kocher and Mr Frank Long and members of the faculty Toasts glven durrng the even mg by those attendrng were enjoyed by H A receptron was grven for the teach ers of hrgh school and grades on Friday evenrng September IJ at the M E church Thrs was an occasion for the parents and teachers to become ac quarnted Two hundred and frfty per ons were present Mrs R Starr entertarned members of the faculty rn honor of Mrss Dorothy Smart who was vrsrtrng here from Kent land Mrss Smart was a former teacher ofWHS Mrss Vrola Oberholtzer was welcom ed rnto our hrgh school by a receptron grven by the faculty on Monday even mg anuary 8 She came rn to take the place of Mrss Wrllrams as Vocatron al Home Economrcs Instructor Supt and Mrs C C Coll ns enter tamed Prof and Mrs F 1 ohuld of .g..-.... - - - - - - -.- - -.......... , ,U...-..- - - .. - - - - - -..-.....-4. . j , . . s as H - ' 1 . . . , . 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E ' . . . fs L . . . .4. . . - WHS Laporte at dinner on Satu day everxng VI ch 31 at thelr hom on N lllontl cello fleet A progressrve party was glven on Frlday evenmg April I3 which was a great success Thrs was glven by the Semor class and was a very mterestlng event Each room of the hlgh school burldlng furmshed a place for a certam entertalnment whlch consisted of a playlet circus and a program of hxgh school talent This was a paying prop os1t1on Nola Edwards entertalned a number of girls on Tuesday evenmg March Z7 durmg the Easter vacatlon at the home of Mr and Mrs F G Neel On Thursday evenmg September 27 the Vocatlonal gurls enjoyed a welner and marshmallow roast The teachers gave a surprlse on Mon day evenmg November I3 ln honor of MISS Flelshmaun who was celebratlng her blrthclay Refreshments were ser ved and the teachers adjourned at an early hour Kathryn Overholser very dellghtfully entertalned a number of her frlends at a dmner party Sunday October 29 umor Senlor Receptlon The Grey and Gold class and facul ty of Z2 were delrghtfully entertamecl at a receptlon glven by the Blue and Whlte class of W H S on the evenlng of May I2 l9Z2 The receptnon took place at the K of P hall whlch had been decorated very tastefully wlth the class colors Numerous entertalnments were pro uded for the guests untll summoned to the banquet room They marched mto the room to the muslc of an orchestra and found their places at card tables whlch were arranged ln a very clever order Spring flowers palms ferns class flowers and balloons were the background of the scene One hundred guests were served a splendld supper whlle the orchestra played The Menu was as follows Strawberrles a la Sprlng Celery Radlshes Olives Chicken a la Metropole A la Tlppecanoe Mlnt Jelly lce a la Margot Salad a la Russe Cheese Straws Deml Gas: aux Fralses Neuremburghs et Kornettes Coffee a la Holdermann Salted Almonds Mints A program was glven whlle the guests remained seated Donald Freeman proved hlmself a very wltty toastmaster for the Junlor class and ullus Schwartz responded for the Senlor Class and he as well showed hls w1t Mrs Dellmger representlng the faculty gave a talk The lumors trled to remember the large words used so that they mlght use them m their Senior year but had to grve up IH vam Mr Collms gave a verv mter estlng talk as dld others of the faculty As the program ended the tables were disposed of and danclng proved to be the mann feature for the rest of the evenmg +,.-..,.-,,...W- - ,...,.- ,.... ..- - - ,,,,,,,,- ,- -, ,, Q ,- ,- ,- , - -, ,,,,,+ , ., - , , r - . 1 U, . 1 fr P f - or. , S . 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J! - I ' I ' If 424' ff ' '. . 1 'ff f - Y- .VL 4 1 9 , f - E ,, . ,, WHS SEPTEMBER I I School opens Ereshles get thelr frrst ghmpse of the hugh school as sembly They feel so dlgnlfled that the assembly won t hold them lVlr Collms has been very patlent ln helpmg freshnes wlth thexr programs I2 The freshles are real anxlous to get to class We wonder lf they wlll al ways be so anxlous lVIay be they have nt seen all the plctures m thelr new books yet I4 Senlor boys hold receptlon for Freshman boys a httle ways out of town We wonder who attended I5 Semors have flrst meetmg U anlmous vote for Larkin Burns as class presxdent I6-Edltor nn Chlef and other of flcers were elected for the Totem and Informer I 7 Elrst Base Ball game of the sea son wlth FHIFVICW The Wlnamac boys save the day for the colors of W H S 20 Semor class rrngs and puns are ordered Commerclal department was orgamzed 2I Between classes Freshmen spend trme runmng around the halls and have to be Informed that they w1Il spend some of their tlme ln the OTTICC rf they con tmue 22 Eugene Volz was attacked by a bumble bee CHSUHIITICS one swollen face and one dead bee 23 In Botany Class a freshman boy asked Mrs Nichols lf there was a Santa Clause The Seniors wonder why'9 25 Cooky sale everybody eats cookres 28-Senior class sells Ladies Home Iournals for money for Totem Jlm and I-Ielen are captams of the teams 29 The puplls have commonly agreed to apply to the school board for fly swatters statmg that these cruel pests dlsturb them ln thelr studnes We mortals have to swat and shoo The fly from dawn tlll dark Cause Noah dldn t swat the two at roosted m the Ark 30 Elrst Pep meetmg Senlor hugh tries to ra1se the roof OCTOBER Ladles Home ournal Contest closed South Slders beat the North Slders lVl1ss Long Hlstory II The sooner you get qulet the sooner youll be turned out 4 Senlor s annual Class play chos 5 Senlors had a wemer and marsh mallow roast m park and theatre party afterwards All Senrors attended and reported a good time 6 All Senlor glrls come to school wrth thelr ears showlng many reported colds ln the head next dav 8 EXTRA' I I Wllbert Meyers seen talking to a glrll Shockmv 9 Phys, Kthudl All look to the back of the room What hanUened5 Percy Hansen tlpped over ln hrs chalr II Rumors of a school band are heard but they dont seem to materla 1ze I2 School was dlsmlssed to hear EK Gov Sam el Ralston I6-Cac FITCS mlsslng from school to dav Dame rumor came to Mr Bond and Informed htm of the elooement of Cac and Mldge Mr Bond thlnks xt stran e when IVI dge was m class I7 Mrs Delhnger IE 173 Ifyol cant enjoy vourself ln thls class you w1II have to leave 20 Percy I'I readmg To my ex +,,,,,,,,-,, ,,11,,,,,, .,.,...-.. - - .... -,,,. ,-.-.-,1- ..,1m.1n-an-wel: I . D . ' . U . in . . -I . 2- s S 1 . , - I ' 24 s 1 E ff 1' , - . n- , I . ' ' ' - en: 'TThe Camouflage of'Shirley. ' - - . ' ' : I' . T WHS treme mortlflcatlon I grow wlser every ay 27 Senlors are workmg very hard ln The Camouflage of Shlrlev 31 CSt1ff caddyl Derby Club pa rade rn the assembly NOVEMBER I Seniors glve play A great suc cess 6-Fire dr1II to day Side walk re cerved a great jolt Wonder what hap pened S-Absolutely nothmg domg I0 Mr Small v1s1ts hrs grand mother I4 Helen K Phys IZ Evapora tron takes place more rapldly when the axr IS rn rapxd crrculatlon than when rt IS m st1II clrculatron 20 Monday morning and no lessons 22 A crazy ldea comes to Ilfe 23 A sudden breeze sweeps wy Cecelra gomg down the a1sIe Z7 Freshles have vrsrons of turkey and ple 29 Hugh School students scatter t enjoy Thanksglvmg vacatron and tux Y DECEMBER I Midge Rodgers caII1ng on tn well lnformed she wlsh s to know what would be an approprlat Chrrsimas Q ft for a young man 4 tI'I1storyI I Mass Long wlsh you students would slt up and not lay on your spme 5 Educatlon Week The only thmg we regret rs that It doesnt come oftener 7 Mr Dllts addressed the as sembly The Sophomores gaxe a pro Sldm thls afternoon 8-The Music students grve pro gram the 7th and Sth perlods I I Some of the Ioquacrous gurls are Informed that the Assembly IS a study perrod and not a Ladles And Socrety I3 Miss Flelschman returned to school after an absence of four days on account of the sudden lllness of her mother I7 ust the regular routme today ZI Freshles drscuss Chrlstmas prcs ents 22 The student body and vrsxtors enjoy a very entertalmng program glven by the Semors and then Chrlstmas va catron starts JANUARY about two hours and then are thrown away 4 A general rush as usual m the g1rIs cloak room to see who gets to the mirror flrst 6 Marshall Parrott proves to the Physlcs class that he has studled hrs les son and that the rest should do the same IO Mrs Dellmger caII1ng roll Marguer1te3 Percy m back f room Present I2 Mr Whlte It s too bad for a fellow to try to act cute when he doesn t know how It makes rt look as though he ought to be sportlng a palr of short ears I5 Our frrst day of mght school Mlss Long Well all of you come back tonlght I7 Totem staff meeting begm work good and hard I9 The contract for the engravmg of the Totem has been Iet 22 A buzz rs heard over the as sembly It was just Cecelia sleepmg +.1.-- 1 -u--ni.-1---. -.. 11-- --iw .. - 'Hin 111- - 1 -- 1-1-ll1Il'1ll1'l1'+ d .', I 1 l a 5 ' ' , -J . . 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C , o J .- , . 5 a 1 D T-. . : ' ' 7 ' : SCI 1 u 4 - WHS 24 Terrxbly cold We have to work to keep warm 2 The W H S Informer rs gettmg to be well advertrsecl but there should be more subscrrbers 26- Keep Smlllng Warm weath er IS comxng by and by 30-Hear rumors of a Dramatrc Club We wonder rf there rs3 31 The following rs a sentence tak en from a Freshman s composltlon Parkman wrote about the esult mrs slonarres and other Rocky Mountam scenerres FEBRUARY 2 Must be Second Chrlclhood Day umor glrls wear halr down thelr backs 5 Many casualrtles slnce lce skat mg began 7 Vlola and Marlon have a ter rltorral dlspute over rrght to put go lashes ln the arsle 9 The cookrng class announces dinners to be served I3 Doctor Myers drstrlct governor of the Klwanrs club and asslstant dean of the Medlcal school of lndlana U gave a talk on the care of your health to the student body I4 Freshres exchange valentmes I6-Wrllram and George Campbell left us today and moved to South Bend I9 Ted Howe contmues to take hrs weekly walk rnto the country 22 Rev ordan from Montrcello gave a talk before the assembly on the llfe of George Washmgton 27 At a meetlng the umor class voted unanrmously m fax or of present mg a show MARCH I lVlr Whlte ate onrons for dlnner how do you know3 2 Many started out for the tourna ment at Rochester hope we wln 5 Mr Collms IS rll Sure do mrss 1m 7 Cot our grades what 1 drsap polntment cable3 MISS Long Hs Ill at Salnt had eplletrc frts3 Arthur Zellers St Vrtus I4 Sprmg and sprlng fever begins I6 umors are practrclng for new P ay I7 Glrls celebrate St Patrrcks Dav by wearing green 22 Nother frre drlll 24 Roller skatlng 28-Mr Rev Marsh gave a very mterestmg talk before the assembly this mornlng 31 ohnny Baugh has frrst date APRIL 2 Marjorle Rogers forgets to brmg any candy to school 3 Senior class meetlng Totem Staff are workmg hard on Totem 6 Mr Collrns has been very kmd ln helping Totem Staff get the Totem out +,t,,,,,,-I, --,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ...,,...,,, - - .,., ....... ..---- 1 - -- -- -uw--II-ull s . 1 s 11 If - ' ' s 9-Mlss Long--ls wireless sent by D .IZQ D Ura. 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Our anltors IV r Heater Mr Heater who tends to the physlcal comforts of those m the unlor Blllldlng has been on hand for elght years serv mg slx years ln the Semor Blllldlng and two ln the unlor Blllldlflg Durmg thus time he has not mlssed a day Mr Heater has the good will of all the pupils from those ln the frrst grade to those who are leavmg W H S We grant that the puplls of the com mg years shall share the same conslclera tlon and lcmdness from hlm that we have enyoyed durmg our school days Mr Delllnger lVlr Dellmger IS responsrble for the contented expresslons evident on the faces of students and faculty allke H never falls to greet u wlth a cheery Good Morning two years ln the JUHIOI' BUllClll'lg and two years ln the Semor Building Hrs record shows only two days absence m thls period of tlme Durmg hls career he has served falthfully and well and lt IS the smcere wlsh of every Senlor that he may be able to contmue hrs services for old W H S wlth the same satlsfac tlon he has shown ln the past - Q n s a 1 ' - . . e i . J . v . . . . . N , .H - . He has been with us for four years, . -.---. 4 ,- - , f. f 1 1' . .., -, , ' , - N N -lY.3,,vL I5 U 4 W- A ' MUN!! Y 1' 4- -vf 6' -x 'Q r SA gil 4 .f 9 C9 23-Q. gf 4.743 K' .'4 . M., , V 2.4 ' . A gt L J? - --, Xa A 4. -r,-: ' wf?f ,'-f.f N V xrmif, . Q , u F2 . v ,Q ,: ,- Q , It I5 ., T Wu' . 3 f , fw,5g54,?A.Q .A 4' . 0 H, I ' '-'J'-Li I ,V -.g1Q' :l2,:i' I n f . ' f P fy , F M ' ,gl Alf, f !4 . ., ' be. 3,1 K' N ,,A,.7f, an E ' ,J o b' --NJ WHS Freshman Poetry Mary had a little mule It followed her to school Whlch was agalnst the rule 'lhe teacher just like a fool Stepped behmd the mule And hlt It wlth a rule 'lhen there was no school Lark Burris tells lh hls restaurant ex perlences that one day a man came ID the restaurant and ordered soup H sald that when the fellow started eatmg It he gargled xt so loud that Dummy Young yelled Run for your llves the dam has burst Vlrgll Zellers Why do all the glrls smlle at me3 Obey Mc Perhaps they are too po hte to laugh out loud Mass F Comm Geo How was iron d1scovered3 Uhve E They smelt lt You can lead a horse to water but you cant make hlm drlnk Also you can glVC some students Zero but you cant make them thlnk onah Good Manual Tr I smell rubber burnmg Ivan Stard Well I cant help It I told you that I burnt my neck Doc Meyers says there are three thmgs he IS afrald of namely Flre Water and Woman When does a man have four hands? When he doubles hls f1St Overheard at the Juniors Picture Show Certam Freshman Say when do the Indians come 1n3 Sophomore Why there are no In dlans ln this show Certam Freshle Then what are all those scalped men domg here3 Old man Dmd you have company last n1ght3 Peggy Yes but lt was only Dorothy Old man Well you tell Dorothy she left her pxpe lylng on the plano Wlllls Baker had just flnlshed demol lSI'llIlg a chalr ln Mxss flelschmann s c ass Mlss F Wlllls you go rlght stralght to the office and tell Mr Lolllns that you broke that chalr WIIIIS I thmk I had better stay here for lf I go to the ofrlce there s liable to be another one broken but ln a clear dlf ferent manner The man who sald that two could llve as cheaply as one forgot to mentlon that the meals would come only half as often For further reference ask Mr Whlte Raymond Smeltzer My mother thought I was suspended from school Eunlce C How s that Raymond3 Raymond S I took a few books home the other nlght Ted Howe Why are you always slnglng Haag3 Vern H Just trymg to klll tlme Ted H Well Im here to tell you you sure use a deadly weapon llnliulul 11111 1 1 1.1.-.p-In-y.1up - -, ...,1,,,i,,, 111,11ti i,.,.,,..,,i,+ 1 7 . 1 L- 1 . l T y - . , L , ' I . 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J G c J- 4 7 Q 1 ' l ' ' 9 ' U' , . , 2 ' , - . . . , . .1 , . - -l 9 Q WHS Francis Weldy gomg mto the meat market Have you any tender beef to day3 Butcher who was very sentrmental Yes slr just as tender as a gurl s heart Francls Weldy Very short Grmme a pound of sausage Chuck D Yes my dad ls a well read man He reads all day and IS what you mlght call a constant reader Vera H What does he read3 Chuck D Llght meters of course Nubs reads the whole paragraph ln Whlle all the world wondered lsnt lt marvelous when a brlght stu dent gets up and reads a wrltten lesson of not less than frve hundred words off from a blank piece of paper3 MISS Long History IOJ Who was the Corslcan that we studled ear ter IH the year meanmg Napoleon Babe Hudd Why that was a lar army IH Europe Katherme Mlller We drd have two w I d mllls on our farm but we took one of thrm down l d Howe What fn Katherme Muller Why the wrnd was n t strong enough to make both of them Wllhs B to Roy fxddler What relation IS a door step to a door mat3 Roy F I don t know what IS 1t3 Wrlhs B Why a step father of course lvfhss Delllnger V1 sh xvlldtl the plural of half 'lheodore3 Ted Rme Whole Here s to the faculty long mav they we Even as lonv as the lessons thev give FTHHCIS Weaver W 111 you o to vhe show wlth me tomvm 3 Gladys Hummel X s rf yau ask me to go3 Russell Beaver Say Charlie wl o was Homer3 Charles Hewitt Dont vou now 5 He s the fellow Babe Ruth made tam ous Chuck Hewltt I bet l get S ln my Latm test Francls Weldy Ill bet you two blts you don t Chuck H No you wont because I don twant your two buts Who ls She Chucky? Chlck Wlldermuth was caught m the barber chair by our reporter ohn Baugh ohn reports that Chlcky under went a complete overhaulmg Shave halrcut shampoo massage and tonlc on hrs harr Chlcky thls looks kmd a sus plcrous The Woe of Woomg Long years a 0 Young Romeo Loved pretty uhet But what a blll Young Rome owed For all that Juli et' 'l 1 1111 1111--1 1 n-un - - nu-u ---- ul-u1ll1ll-Ili --ll-lI1'l- iff J' f ' ' ' ' ugh. P- 's s vc 5 - ' y f Y- ' 11 C . . D v D , ' . , Q. q ' . -W - , I . ' , ' 'ol 5. ' r I 1 . l C , 1 .1 , - L ' , 1 Freshman Latin ' ' - ' .. k ,L 1 T- , C - . ' ff 77 ' . C . T b ' .T I ' L . . X I. . u l c .5 Mgm 7 ' - fgff . I , . ' . , .-j . H J I- J - v.z ' ' ' ' Q 5 , ' f , I AI., . . ' . , , . x- go. ' - lm- g f . ' f 7- . , . . - .J WHS A pretty good flrm IS Watch 8: Walte And another IS Attlt Early 61 Late And stlll another IS Doo 81 Darelt But the best IS probably Grrnnoc Bar re Pat Parrott translatlng rn Latln The Kmg flees lVI1ss Long That rsnt rlght put lt rn the past defmlte case Pat Parrott The Krng fleas Gene Volz wholesale dealer ln foun tam pens Yes slr I have here the wonderful prohlbltlon pen Don Freeman Yeh I suppose so always was dry and always wlll be port on busmess not long ago ancl he had the wlndow up 'md was enjoylng the scenery when the conductor tapped hlm on the shoulder and sard Better keep your head rn the wmdow sonny 'Cermrt was a blt peeved at the re mark and sald I guess I km look out the wmclow lf I want to Then the conductor gave the cllmax Why sure you can but rf you damage any of the rron work on the brrdges youll pay for lt Percy H Hey Blanche don t tell anyone I took you home Blanche S Don t worry I m just as ashamed of It as you are Pedad W l sure knocked em cold In that last exam I took today lVl1dge R You d1d3 What dld you get3 Pedad W Zero But Not Us Some are born poor others have poverty thrust upon them and strll oth ers buy oll stock lVl1ss F Commercial Geo How are diamonds chemically made 3 Doughy Out of cut glass lVlr Small says that Chlcky shows a great talent for music and that he be lleves that Chlcky will become a con ductor some day What will lt be Chlcky jxtney bus or street car con ductor3 Gene Volz Do you remember that Ingersoll watch I lost last year3 rence Gene Volz You remember I looked hugh and low and couldn t fmd 1t3 Ken Yes I remember your search Volz Well yesterday I put on 'rn old vest that I havent worn for about a year and what do you th nk I found ln one of the pockets3 K W Your watch of course Gene Naw you re wrong I found the hole I must have lost It thru Alrce Cramer Botany ls cotton a frult or what IS 1t3 Blll Hunter No lt s a vegetable like straw and hay Ruth Stelter lVl1ss Long s Hlstory Classl I wlsh Blsmarck had been an Island south of Africa Kathrme F Why3 Ruth Stelter Well that s what I Sald on my hlstory test paper +---n ------------ ---- - - - '-'- - --'- -- - -- ------ - --------r tr. I Q.. . . . . ' - -I . I ' 'l . c .r J- . - c - l - . .. . . l , 1- , - Kermit Shank made a trip to Logans, Kenneth W.-Yes, I recall the occur- , . I . . C D1 , . I I I ' WHS Wavne Mason to Miss O Connell If the hbrary caught on frre I bet I know how the smoke would go out Mlss O Connell How Wayne Wayne Mason In xolumes I sup pose Subject for debate Resolved That the umors wlll serve the Senrors bo logna and crackers at the umor emor Prom Blll Rerm I heard Ceha Grabner had three of her fmgers mashed How dnd lt happen Ben3 Ralph Ben Why she caught them IH a ple stretcher Mlss Long had just told her Hrstorv class about the hfe of Mohammed and that he had eprleptrc fxts Then sh asked What one of our Samts had eprleptlc f1ts3 Art Zellers St Vrtus Mr Colllns CIVICS Class If th presldent vlce presrdent and secretary died who would get the Job3 Helen Keller just awakmg The undertaker llttle drops of water Frozen on the walk Makes the naughty adjectlves MIX ln people s talk All the Worlds a Stage Says Shake speare Freshmen Comedv of Errors sophomores Much Ado About Nothlng Jumors As You Lrke It Senlors All s Well that Ends Well Dedicated to the Sophomore Class how I lay me down to rest Before to morrow s awful test If I should dle before I wake I thank the Lord no test Ill take Ted Rlne Mr Bond do you beheve m exams3 Mr Bond Yes Ithlnk they ar ood tldllllllg for a student Ted Rme Well I guess so I practrc ed two weeks learnmg how to turn pages wlth my toe before last week s math test Harry C I had a good jol-e to tell you but you are ln no condrtlon to hear Harry C Because rf vou1 face Ilghts up the powder wlll go off If you can t laugh at the jokes of the a e Laugh at the age of the jokes Ted Keys My ha 1 grows hke we d Mary McClure Yep you re rrght weeds always grow on vacant lots Marshall Parrott Ive run a sphnter lll mv flnger H en Keller Ill bet you was scratchlng your head agam M1 Bond D na do you tu 14 ths lb an acute an le3 Dana Starr I don t see anythrng cute about rt You can always draw queens lf you haxe the Jack 4...-....... ....-...... , , ..-..-.M-. - - -,- - - .. - -..-..--4. 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A. - 3 , I lr' I , - lv v g I ' - ' ' ' so WHS Automoblles, Fords, and Maxwells Courtesy of Floyd E Whlte Automobiles Fords and Nlaxwells are luxurlous necessltles wxth a honk at one end and a smell at the oth r Ihey are run on anythmg from kerosene o condensed milk and are run by every one from a teacher to an undertaker They may be dlvlded 1nto two classes self starters and self stoppers the latter bemg more common They stop for no reason at all and start for the same rea son Automoblles Fords and lvlaxwells are 1n all colors shapes and allments and you cant tell whether lt IS gall stones ln the carburetor adenolds m the transmlsslon or mfluenza 1n the dlffer entlal wrthout an Xray serles three mechanics and a huge check They cost anywhere from 5300 to sixty days and dlvorce proceedmgs The auto Ford or Maxwell has a pecullar hablt of stoppmg on the rall road crosslng long enough to have the drivers false teeth knocked mto New MEXICO by a through frelght and ex tradltlon papers must be served 1n four other states to get enough remalns to have a funeral I thank you MISS Long durlng a QUIZZ ln hlstory she sees Chlcky W with hls book openl Clarence do you generally have your book open during exams 3 Chlcky I er generally try to Albert Kuhn Gee I w1sh I could get mto the boys chorus I have a good VOICCB Don t you think Mr Small Yeah It mlght come ln handy ln case of flre Some New Information about Literature The most cheerful author Samuel Smlles The nolsest author Howells The tallest authur Longfellow The most Flowery author Hawthrone The hollest author Pope The most amusmg author Thomas Tlcknell The happlest author Cay The most flery author Burns The most talkatlve author Chatterton The most dlstressed author Akenslde Deaths from automoblles increased I2 ln l923 over I9Z2 That proves that practlce makes perfect lVl1ss D In order to glve a good oral composltlon you must be full of the subject Gene Volz My subject thls mornlng IS llquor St Peter You say you were a mem ber of the Totem staff of Z3 3 Kerm1tS Yes snr St Peter St Peter Step mto the elevator please Kermlt S I-low soon does lt go up5 St Peter It doesnt go up It goes down Perhaps some of the jokes on the faculty wouldnt seem so funny rf the edltor wasn t a Semor and ready to qult school Mr White Strange your recltatlon remmds me of Quebec Obed Mc How come5 Mr White Built on a bluff +.1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1.1 1.1....1..... - , -n.-II1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1nIn 1 . o a 1 9 . .-. 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A Few Wonderful Pairs Gold Dust Twms Lemne and Trotzky Ham 1nd Eggs Mutt and eff Sears and Roebuck Ott and Norma There s the guy l am laymg for sald the hen as the farmer crossed the awn Mr White Who mvented the flrst mtr1des3 Nola Edwards Paul Revere Some of My Sea Experiences We all know that lVlr Small was a sallor but whether or not he was ever out ln a boat or whether he was a dry land sallor IS doubtful to some T prove to old W H S that he was really on the water Mr Small wrote a llttle theme on hls adventures at sea told that I was of no use on earth ln order to overcome this handlcap l de cde to jom the navv and thus get 0 f the earth Well l I0 ned th navv and l sure had some wonderf nl experiences durmg mv l H 1 ears un the navv never W ll forcet mv frst frm OV 0 ov but that was aw ll It was one real wlnter dav ln lulv T ll about bumov water lt s Ire was A d o t e wlnd It blew so hard that lt blew the caps eff of the waves so they went aronnrl bare head d l threw out mv chest and a few oth r things that l dud nt want l srre had an awful trme keeping mv E Plurlbus Unum When we started there was one of our saulors that was bow legged but when we got back to port he was knock kneed Oh yes they have walters on these boats to serve your meals W never had to tlp these waiters as our superlors sald they got tipped enough so drd I Yes they have rules on these shlps just llke we have here m school Some of these rules read like thls Babies that fall overboard wrll be rocked rn the cradle of the deep Fresh eggs wall be served when the boat lays to Boats leave port every morning once a week Mrs Del Eng I2 Change The horse draws the cart to rmperatlve mode Percy H What3 Mrs Del Make a command out of that sentence Percy H Crt up What IS oy3 To fmd an F mmus on our grade book when vou expected ar- Nlr Small m lVlus1c Theory one mormng Louise you look sleepy thrs mornmg LOUISE W Yep l had a horse dream last mght Mr Small You had a what3 LOUISE W A mght mare of course Mr Small gally stepping around It feels just like sprlng thls mornlng lVlrs Nlchols In the sprmg a young man s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of ove lVl1 Small How drd you know how I fe t3 -I--------H ---------- ------W-H-S---'--- ---------- - -'- l' ' I l . U . e K .I u C I D. . 1 . ' 1- ' . . q . yn- A u . - I .X . n a I . 0 . . ' ' s .5 . J . . When I was vovng l was several times y ' u g . ' 1 N. P. ' i d t g f Qvg . 1 . t r w- , I 1 W 9 vi . 1 .b ' W ,- , h b . , U . f l. 'H , .1 ffulrlhh ti' ,' . - P . I K ' . . . .I . Dn- P H D l . ' ' ' - 1 . ' - WHS Lxves of Semors all remlncl us We should try to do our best And departmg leave behmd us Notebooks that wlll keep the rest Clty Mason Hey there dont you dare park that car of yours near my 10150 E Cumps Don t worry I know the elty rules say not to park wltlnn ten feet of a plug Teachers say use head work Head work IS all rlght ln some cases but when vou are playlng hookey and see one of the faculty foot work IS what you need fAsk Paul Somers As Shakespeare the great phllosoph er said You can strmg beans klel gloves but you can t bullfrogs Paul Somers I have a harr YEIISIIIQ., story to tell Somers was late to Eng class Mrs Nlchols Tell rt to Mr Bond Doe Meyers Yes when I went to the country school I was at the bottom of the class all wmter m3 Wilbur Well you see that seat was nearest to the stove You should have hearcl th basket ball when It l1Ci1lCl the tennrs racket B111 Barr CMr Whrte s resrdence Mr White were you E1dX6Ytlbll1g.', for a mule3 Mr Vlh te Why yes Step right IH B1 .g...-.,.- -,-.,- - ,-.,,-,....,,,- - -..- .,,, - ,.,., , , ..... -..,- .... - - - - - .. - .. - -,..-..q. l ' . ' . I - ' . 1 Mr. Bond-Well, how was that, Wil- K. r I . . X i b A' . 1 . f . S 7 V . , . , Q-- -+,-4 l . , f , I , ' ' f 'll. f l 0b C7b'l 6 MEMCDRIES Mouth OT TODAY but twenty years from today will you realize the value of this your school an nual As a book of memories of your school days It w1ll take lts place as your most preclous possess1on 1n the years to come You who are about to undertake the task of putting out next year s book should keep thls thought In mmcl ancl employ only the engraver who wlll gave you the most help m makmg 3 our book a worth wh1le book of memorles and glve you Workman shxp that you will be proud of even m years to come Wumdyz1hS rr zfnblnd b a 1 INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING GELECTROTYPING COMPANY 222 62136 Ofno S6 Ifndwmapolzs Incl Z- F, R S A-l X f N ' ' ' - 9 r' e a a e ervice Depa men o e ianapolis Engraving Company and learn about their plans to heb you males your ook memory book war lr While. 677910 JULIUS D HAAS 1'-4 ' Q if P fm, , 3 fu JJ! 'S +25 Q I , 5 Q ..,,7 LQ?u L' F' :Ei .5 T Pl Clothmg - Shoes Iflt s New We Have ItF1rst W1HamaC, Illdlalla Q .14--in .iff ' 1 A ,j..-Lf: I I Q? X Q .. fx 3 ,- V 5. .xii J -' ffl: ,L X GSR ,. '. J -1 ,QTY-, fi!-U, , gmjx 'Q 1. F7 A 15, ff .gp ' . Vi- - 3 . V: : ' A , Q , -if Q ' .xl 'gn , ,- 1- ., ' ' 12,1945 e ,, .1 , , ,U .-1 . ' 7 ff 'l 'lgiagt V -V Q ,M A '23 Y' . If-'52 fl-- '.'fL i155'5rf QL . . Q . fiiifi nl fly! ififff' Pa- , Jr, , . 1 '-1 1.::..: f, f 1-239 5, , 1 ..-, Y Zhi: 'K ' 1'LlLf,,El- i , Q f . 3 143 ' xxx 'x x-Q 1: f,,'Hv X Q' ' - 2,1 fr' . fig fr' Q , gg h 1- - , if' - -eq gggl ' 1 A If I . 1 ' t,-E' --..-.,.. , . 5 ' ' .-- ,.::'.:f::.'2t '...- 'r.. '... '5 X ' . - V 3 f 'V A - XX qi'-.' 6.3:-Sy, A--Q5 gg- -U' -. Q 1-'..' X: 1 .jg 3 3551 .. Q 5 -a f Y E '5f:ff.'Q v IPI Iii O H 1 . n J . . John N Selle gl Bro R I.. MAC Pocket Bllhafds I..l1IT1bCl' and Coal Clgars Candy SoftDr1nks Pnpes a Speclalty Ga breath Bros Electrlcll Contractor Prest o Llte Battery SBTVICC Statlon Phone 393 lVlr Whlte CPIIYSICSD Harry what IS a vacuum3 Harry C just walklng up Why er Ive got It ln my heacl but I can t explam lt Chew Always after I wash my face I look ln the Iooklng glass to see lf It s clean Doughy Thats not necessary I Ju f look at the towel Bill Mc Im gomg to get lots of Christmas presents as I have three uncles Chuck D I bet I get more n you clo My slster s got slx beaus I would llke to pull the story about the mouse trap but rt s too snappy Q . U l J L'-T 1 1 ' ? s , .. , .. . . . A .., . S . 9 T' 1 S. . --. . . ' , ' 9 . , . -1 Mlller S Dept Store QE Dry Goods Grocerzes Queensware Nofzons ' 9 I51 Ciara e AUTO ACCESSORIES AND TIRES Trade at Zellers Cash and Carry Grocery PHONES OFFICE 37 JOHNI ANTIS Res Ie ce 30 C H B-XRNIETF Res Ience 23? AHSIIS or Barnett Funeral Drrectors LICFNSI' D FNII3-XI XII RS Calls Prornntlv Xttended D1 tr N Allt0lI10IJl e Se cc Clty Mason rushlng mto barber shop Say how long ve I got to Walt for a shave3 Barber About three years sonny I certalnly am absorbing a lot of knowledge murmured Phll as he erased the black board Albert Wllson Say Koch how dld you manage to get home so early last n1ght3 Harry K Oh gee I had tough luck Iwas tallclng to her out on the front porch and I leaned agalnst the doorbell Mr Bond There goes a lad wlth good stuff ln hrm lVlr Small Let s follow hlm may be we can frnd out where he got It O 9 5 Iv I D 9 4 Y n ,..' S, Il!1',f 1 - s ' . . . . ', .11 1, 51 L5 ' ' 59 ' S . 1 1 'l 9 ,X I ,. . ,, C S ,- A V f sy m- Night 'i S +1'ViL- . 1 , . n ? , ' About Some Well Dressecl Folks You Know Have you wondered why some people wlth meomes no larger thin yours alwavs look so well clressed3 Here s the secret they buy ood clothes to begm wlth and then they de these clothes lookmg thelr best over the longest posslble perlocl of tlme Th V pay no more they have better clothes they look better and of course hey feel better Why not try thelr plan3 Phone and we ll send a representatlve XXIIIIHITIHC Cleafllflg WOI'kS Phone 334 , Here s A Secret pend on modern .tlry-cleaning to keep Dunkln S Horner 81 Thompson Shoes and Grocerzes A,,0,,,eyS Phone 69 Wmamac Ind Chas Parrott INSURANCE LOANS AN REAL ESTATE Mlss Long H t I I Ted name two great women ln hlstory Ted Howe I don t know any Mlss Long Yes you do Thmk of the plctures on the wall at home Ted Howe oan of Arc and MISS Long Now that s lt thlnk of some picture on the wall at home Ted Howe Oh yes oan of Arc and September Morn A cross eyed glrl may be vlrtuous but she don t look straight Mrs Nrchols fEngllsh II Your themes should be wrltten so that ex en the most stupld of people can understand them Doc Meyers Yes Ma am but what part don t you understand3 ' 9 ' fist. , -J - a--f 9 . . .1 - ,J ' D t ' ' a 1 . .' ,M and See Beiier W1H3m3C Elevator FOR BEST SERVICE QUALITY AND PRICE j R STARR Carper s Drug Store OI' BASE BALLS BATS MASKS Gloves and Nhtts All Kmcls of Sportmg Goods LAW ABSTRACTS LOANS Oppos te North Entrance To Court House WINAMAC INDIANA lVIr Colhns flrst clay of school Whats your name3 uI1us ul slr IVI1 Collms You should say uhus To next Boy, What s your name3 Wllllam Mc BIIIOUS It s too deep for me grumblecl the h gh school teacher as h fell ln the well Helen K Th mlce woJId Jlst go crazy over hlm Marg D Whad ye mean3 Helen K Oh he s such a blg cheese What IS KnowIeclge3 To have a back seat m a near slghted teacher s class 7 Tw- f 5 ' c' J- J ' -J e, -. ' - J ' . C . . .. , . . Reiclelhach Bros. .. , ,, hwest of Vt nan ac 50 S Ph 1 as bu t for Ea cou itry home Th s beaut fu ke 9 owe a ho t d What tam w vso Ollll 3. lIQI'3.t 0 pansw one of our stock 4-I A-a 5-I-I 4-J 4-a 4-0 H-1 -G d ora ya m HY ent H1 S C3 ch ldren are taug Olll' SC CCHU I 'Ti B I W VC ct Ura and I Ca S611 1 you hp CS In ll 0 -M CD l ne way to hel our spec a serv ce n ts Tha i i l 1 1 v il 1'1 illip , ' ut V Vi 1 , from 1 'ith 1 i n. Y ily ' ul 11' 1 ' in li' this? One o the big reasons why our Uni ed S a es o erica s ands ou prominently in the world as the best ace o live, is b i ht higher id l ll , ll n physically in our public sc oo s. 0 p perpetuate these ideals is to ma e the home more p a i i h etter Houses. i i l i i ife- uilcli g Better H . Let us el . ISIS THEATRE WINAMAC INDIANA If you are Iookmg to he enter tamed and want to see the very Iatest shows see them at the ISIS Theatre Wlnamac We show the est CHAS WOLFE gr Wlnamac Cement Products Co We Bulld For Permanency Remforced Concrete S1105 Cement Dram T1Ie AII SIZES Concrete Corner 31 Lme Fence Posts Ornamental Concrete for Porches Concrete Flower Vases Anythmg ln Concrete GENERAL CONTRACTING 8: TRUCKIN Phone 2 Wmamac Ind Is1ncoIn Restaurant DINNERS SHORT ORDERS SOFT DRINKS CIGARS ICE CREAM HOME MADE PIE Phone 30-4I IVI1ss Flels Com Ceo Cotton rows to be about the helght of an ordmary ch1Id MISS F1618 I sald an ordmary chld MISS Long fH1st Who was the ruler of France durmg the flrst of the eighteenth century3 BIII Hunter When was the elgh teenth century3 Mr Bond had a hablt of Wfltlng lnstructlons on the black board for Phll our Janltor One evenmg Phll read on the board Fmd the least common muIt1pIe Ph1I scratched hrs head and exclaimed III he swltched lf that hIamecI oId thmg lsn t Iost agaln E F . . cl . D b . . ,M . C. ' A 4 . .Q- Jack Fftike Wins Baker?. '1 . ' . , . .Di ' HOW TO SAVE MONEY HAVE AN OBJECT Save for a Purpose' Resolse to buy somethlng useful which cannot be purchased wlth pocket money a college eclucatlon a bulldmg lot 1 home or a Cox ernment Bond One dollar starts an account here and draws 4 mterest One dollar deposlted In thls bunk weekly Wlll amount toS636 87 ln tcn years UNION 335923 WINAMAC INDIANA Houlton s Repalr Shop Home o Whlte Star Gas ualziy and Servzce Phone 370 r 1 Q C r , . . f ' 1 . 1 1 1 xx f' Q 0 u 4 4 Small S Sanltary Bakery CANDIES CAKEb ETC s the best Thompson Bros PHYSICANb WINAIVIAC INDIANA PHONEb Offlee 95 G W House 79 W I-I House 97 W L 0VERHOLbLR Dentlst WINAIVIAC IND Offlee New Keller Bloelx PHUINES Offlce IO8 House l70 lVl1ss Lon CllSCUbS1Ilg the rellg lons of the olffelent countrles Ralph what wene the protestants of hnglancl callecl3 Ralph Benbow Wh they wele called bloekhcacls Miss Flles Spellmg or Pen George to what do we apply errat1e3 Geo1g,e C absent mlncledly Wom Il Pat P Remember B ll beauty lb only slim deep Blll Relms Thats deep enousoh for me I m no canmhal Mrs Dellmger CE g IZ AI ways love your teachers Pat P I trlecl that last year but she got mad 9 C Q 9 , . 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J- - Iii pre lI'dW H23 f0I' Il S 3.11111 11 Were ng matter ani The rea l9ltS Stl ly h gh school Iared The photographs were made by a W namac concern ,- P- 1 'Xia ne The paper was made nk was made at C nc nnatl The 'Osh 'vue Wh! the al of IS effo The r work s that wh ch comb nel the strlv- these others may have No matter how harl 01 we others evements were n va 1 w tho1 t the skll tu care of the r ach ed p1 oofreaders tyr esetters pr nters- notype operators the depended those who are of 0D9I'af.0I'S'2i b ndery pressmen mrmt the best efforts of those who pre- upon to p1 t n everlast ng our p easure to occupy thls It has been ceded them 1n the work DOS t OIII comb n ng ,ia ,-4 mamac lnchana HC H3. f J-D l IS C F ar THE COMMERCIAL HOME OF OUR D5 E -I I- I CD D O 'II I-1 A . o ' ,di ' .1 1 ' i A . 1 i 1' l - J' 1 i - 11 1 3 . 1 - i . . 3 The engravings were made in nc ianapolisg ' i1 1 i 3 i i 'i 'g hen a e he rnersa i i i- - i c 1' l '. , 4 ' ll ' , i ' i i i1 i 1 'l' l i li , 1 , ' , , i ll I i i 1 ' 1 ' l . 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FU MERS ' All The Latest Styles rn IVIIIIIIICTY MISS EMMA SKINNERS I I6 East Pearl St Wlnamac Incl Try the Corner Store or GTOCCTICS I Ios1ery Overalls ancl NOIIOHS Falvey Garage GOODRICH AND GOODYEAR TIRES DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE PHONE 329 Mrss Flels Comm Ceo What clo they use Sea Islancl cotton for3 ack I: To make sllk stocklngs Mlss I:Ie1s Correct and ln what European country do they grow hemp3 Chuck D Indra Norma If you tell a boy anythmg lt goes ln one ear and out the other Ott Yes and lf you tell a glrl anythmg rt goes ln both ears ancl out the mouth About thls tlme Ott e t Mlss Long Hlst ohn tell of Napoleon s IIYSI cIr1ve after belng put rn charge of the French army John B I'Ie was sent to Austraha to cIr1ve out a murderous band of kan garoos at ' f ' QC , .9- I. -f ' . uc ,. lfp ' ,ff-Jul 2 TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST Smlth s Drug Store or Athletlc Equlpment Drugs Goods and Notlons Smlth s Drug Store 711 jzefxcdi Jw rm THE DRLQ smma FIRST - 9 f Fancy Articles, Toilet ' , e 9 Be qulck to kick When thlng go Wrong But kick to us And make lt strong To make things right Glves us delight When we are wrong And you are rlght C L ERWIN Electric and Battery Shop Wlnamac Indrana Shoe Repalrmg Insures Health Isconomy Comfort W H BISHOP AND SON SCIXICC and uallty LAWYER Phones Offlee 250 R 332 Why For? Benlmow Whatcha gonna do thls Qllmmm0l 3 Blll Hayne Won k for my dad Bc nlmow You used an extra word dldn t you! but few of us 1rc OYIQIIIRI Bull Hunter You know last year the doctor told mc lf I clldnt stop mokmg I d be feeble mlnded lVl1rnn C Well why dlclnt you top3 lVlr Bond scratchlng hls head ln Geom I0 after 'nn explanation, Is th1spla1n3 Genexa F No lt s solid I , L, I . . ' ' ' N V. Q . . I S A . H. MCDOWCII There are lots oil in W. H. S. - ' , 3 cs. . it 1 - 1 - I- y 5 I y , - . fOI-IN H KELLY IIVIPLEIVIENTS HARDWARE WIRE FENCE BINDER TWINE FISHING TACIsLE CUTLERY Frrestone and Oldfreld Trres Trre Vulcanrzrng und Retrerclrnq All Work Guaranteed Used Trres Trken rn Exchange lVIr Collrns adclressrng Art Zeller rn the offrce What hrrngs you here Arthur 3 Art Z IVIrss Long canned me be cause I was the only one to answer a questron she asked IVI C What was the LIUCSIIOHB Art Z Who put the bent pm on her cha1r3 George Lrnn Do you really thrnk rgnorance rs IJIrss3 Babe H I dont know George lr rt you seem to be happy Mr Whrte Since I got my Max well my acquarntanceshrp has extend ecl lVIr Bond I-Iowzat3 lVIr Whrte Why you see Ihaxe came rn contact wrth so many people R. B. HOWARD l - - .4 - Careful Prlnhn L W HOlCl6l'II1E1HI1 Grocerzes Rc-:pul3l1cf1n Prmt Shop ute styles come to FOR A COLD DRINK A BITE TO EAT AN HOUR S PLEASURE DROP IN AT RUSSCll,S Cash Shoe Store U9 North market Street Cfflwe Lziile Sf0fClDlff1 the BlgBl1SlflCSS REES For all up-to-tlie-mim The Ments of a Bank depend on Safely fOl your Deposlts Certamtv of accommodatlons Comteous and CfflClC 1t lnndlmg Of you1 Banklng transactlons Haxm selwecl this Commumty fol 41 xens We hope to ment voul Bam-ang 16-lai on MEMBER FEDERAL nssnnvz i SYSTEM k Q, l 1tI1'1T lc' Ifillcll. .Jul Wmamac Inclxana 0 x . 1' . 5 Q- fx 1 Qs, .Y'6 ' lx H 1 f V 'ff 4! 'I1I' I , 1- 4 nr A 1 H S Graduates Wanted P L. 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