Withrow High School - Withrow Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1933 volume:

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How many of us knew that. when the 920 pulled into the Grand Central Depot on September 15, NIH. it hrought with it the future soeial seerelary to Mr. Lyon? A goodly numher of enthusiastic students journeyed down to welcome Purdie. All were extremely eurious to view the eanny Scotehman about whom they had heard so mueh. Their wait was not long. however, for Purdie was the lirst person oft' the train. As he alighted tearrying his own baggage. niueh to the chagrin of the portersl. he greeted them with a short hut. cheery Seoteh grin. Ah, the soot and dirt. he said. .l'is not like this i' honnie Seotland. I'd venture tae say that this is the meeting plaec for ai' the noise and grime i' the eityf' '0h, hut. we're going to have a new i6'1'1llilltl,l in Aprilf, replied a civic-minded Senior. It will he the tinest in the country, so when you return to your homeland. you will he ahle to go out from the new terminal. The skeptieal Purdie was wreathed in smiles when he learned of this, and a jovial and spritely COI1V0l'5i1-ii0ll about his honnie Seotland was Carried on all the way out to Withrow. Our personal eontaets with Purdie may he few and tar hetween, hut all of us have come into daily eontael with his age- old principle ---'FHRI FT! Some of us suspected it: others guessed itg many laughed at the idea. hut at last the seeret's out. Yesas-this is a thrift issue! Quite in line with our theme. we have chosen a personage who. in our minds. exemplifies the idea of lll1'ifi l,lll't,lll' Mae- Gregor. We sincerely hope you will like and enjoy reading ahout. Purdie as mueh as we have enjoyed writing ahout him. 0 WALTER PEQPLES whose kindly smile ancl friendly words will linger long in our memories of lYillll'OVV, the C lass of '33 declicates this Year Book. C E. 2 S X MR., IC. D. LYON ' G-Lk-4 Prz'l1z'1'pu7 MR. W. A. PEOPLES MR. JOHN DOWNER Assislanl Principal Principal of Junior High MI FACULTY CXoEe: Not all the faculty are represented in these groups.l UPPER GRUUP. FOURTH Row, lqft fo right: Mr. Hamer, Mr. Lyon CPrincipalD, Mr. Brubaker, Mr. Ziegler, Mr. Van Viiinkle, Mr. Ralston, Mr. Smith, Mr. Horton, Mr. Wiebstcr, Mr. Stephany, Mr. Jenkins, THIRD Row: hir. Surdo, hliss Donnelly, lliss Borreson, hliss Meredith, Miss Wvood, Miss Sibcy, Miss Seay, Miss Groves, Miss Atkins, Miss Dickinson. SECOND Row: Blrs. Shriver, Miss Gooley, Miss Rowell, Miss Stratc, Miss Snyder, Miss Ratterman, Miss Bahr. FIRST Row: Miss Parks, Miss Rosenberger, Miss Braunecker, Miss Frnzec, Mr. Hunt, Miss Tlmiibald, Miss Fennen, Miss Wirlman, Miss M. Irwin LOWER GROUP. THIRD Row. Iqft to right: Mr. Regan, Mr. Howe, Mr. Mathias, Miss Morrison, Miss Smith, Miss Conner, Mr. Cadwullader, Mr. Baker, Mr. Crane. Sncoisn Row: Miss Lally, Miss Duncan, Miss Reed, Miss Dornette, Miss Findley, Miss Murphy, Miss Good. FIRST Row: Miss Dann, Miss D. Irwin, Miss vvllll2llIlS, Miss Stose, Miss Wiayninn. Miss Fc-ls, Miss Sie-hl J Quit , XMI! 'S+ lx.K'.,, xxx ff? . Q w - ,msgs I . N... g.. .V s .1- ' ' M.- ,,.,f' R JJ' if 'A'Sf' .'-s..,.,,.f ' ix RP' Q bf' 5. Mi., . .X , Q K x X N W. xv YJ '-f iv K 41-'-1 -fy. . 7 ,, x x L KW ! 1 TNQ if f if-4 is 1 v 1 1 1 W 4 -a I 'L W N W A l - s sooN as Purdie had arrived at lYithrow. he demanded to be shown about the school. Guides were IlOt found wanting. the Whole Senior Class offered their services. Ye canna all take me, he laughingly told them. Jes' one or twa of ye can go. The rest of ye hae better get back tae yer classesf' After making his official tour of the school, Purdie immediately installed himself in his new oflice Ctop floor of the Towerl and set to Work. The most important problem at the time was the publishing of the 1983 Withrow Annual. VVhen Purclie had finished scanning several previously published ixllllllilli he broke forth with the aniazing declaration: i 5 HI dinna see the sense i' writing sae much an' saying sae little. As my good friend Queen Gertrude hae said. 'More matter wi' less costf Tha.t's what we'll hae to do. Say less about them and then there'll be less print. YYhen informed that the priee o' former EXNNYALS had been three dollars. Purdie was flabergasted. He decided upon immediate action. That weel ne'er do. he said. uzxn, with the aide of my 'rusky shears, I'll hae to cut it in ha.elf. Snip! Snap! Snip! and you have it! The 1933 XVITIIRUXV ANNIYAL selling for one dollar and a. half. KREIIKIEIG, R. ACK!-:NH.u'sr:N, M. CHALKI-Ill, A. wvlllTl-I, R. SENIOR OFFICERS IKREIMER, Roni-nm'-l'resiclent of Junior and Senior Class. Tlmliun, Vice-President of Gens Tognta, Swimming, Treasurer of Tennis Ulub, Basketlmll, President of Home Room. ACK!-:xiuus,1-zx, M.xnom.:.A-Yin-e-l'resident of Senior Class, Secretary of Junior Class, Minstrel Cust, Kzilidusu, Scrihblers, AlPhn-Y, Lunch Room, Tower News, President of G. A. A., Vhorean, School Spirit fl0llll'lllttP0. Aeiieaclae, Ra,lstoniu.n, llzisketlmll, llaselmll, Swimuiing. Truck, Hockey Manuger. Hiking. l'ii,i1.m:n, Anus!-1-Secretary of Senior Class, Special Fhorus, Thalian, Tower News, Aenezulue, President of Seribhlers, President of Home Room, Kalidusa, French Club. NYHITI-I, ROBERT-Trezisurer of Junior and Senior Classes. Hi-Y, Pyilli1f,I0l'0llIl, Hamiltonian, Tennis Club. Tower News, Tluiliun, Alphian. L ls .-Xnm., J. AVOKIII, J. AXINSWURTII, M. A1.1z1-:n'rs,W. , ' ,U Lfflffg-zfftfi' I.: f dd 5 .-,pri Z .-Xl.l-:x,xwnER, ll. J. .X1.'rMAN, R. ANSPACII, R. .Km-zxn, NI. A'1'c'll1cs0N, A. AYRIQIS, l . l'5,u.1., l. l!.uus1l1uAX. B. 13.-xml, 0. lilclllmxlrr, ll. lhannmc, l.. llI'lllYMl'2li. R. Am-JL, -IUIINW' Ili-Y. lvlllll'HVL' fllllll, Gm-rlnsln flulx, Bnnsl. Sc-niur l'UllIll7ll. Avoxin, 'IEANl'2T'l'l IfFl'0l1I'll flnlx, G. A. A.. Rzilslu11i:111, Kallclnsu, Spl-vial tlll0l'llS. llm-key, liuskm-ilmll, swimming. AIN:-:wnn'1'n, ylAll.l0Rll'1' l'll'l'lN'll Flnlv. Kuliflnsn. .Xnnunl Stuff. :xLlH'IIi'.'I'S, lvll.l.I.k!Nli Yicc--ljrvsiclcnl uf Rzulin Vlulr, Los .xllllg0S, l'r4-slalvnl uf Eur-lislczln, .M-rn Ulnlm. .'Xl.l+:XANm:1z, li1c'r'rx' .lxwi--fKn,lizlusu. Frmn'l1 Vlnlr, G. .-X. A. AL'I'Nl.NN. RAl.l'll-'lfilw Vlulr, 'l'r:1r-k, Gym Twlnl. l.ifv Saving. Vruss Counlry. .XNs1',u'll, NlAliY RYTIIn l'll'1'lll'll Vlnll, Kulinlaman. .Km-zxn. Nl.-xlmonlrt--f 'l'wc-nliclll lfvnlury lllslory Vlnlr, Uflicv Stzlff, lluw Vlulr, 'lll'l1lllS Club. lII'l'Ill'l1 Vluln, Tower N4-ws, Nlinslrn-l Vusi, Kzllialusu. A'rc'1u-isux, .Xvxul-11.-G. A. A., Alpha. Y, Frvxu-In Club, linlimlnsu, Lunch Room Stull. Svninr Lifc- Saving. .XY1u:s, l l-1.xNm-is-Y--l.u.w Vlulr. Knlillusn. 01-51-v Steiff, G. A. A., llm-kvy, llam-lm.ll. lhm., ll4x'IN-l'rz-sill:-nt uf Hi-Y, Plnlologin. Willxrow Vlnlm, 'l'uwvr Nc-ws, Annual Staff, l'ytl1ugurvun, Minsirc-l Stull, Golf. l5AnIsmmx. llnmwm 'liZlllIlZlS2l, 1311111-ral Vluln, lmw Vluln, G. A. A., llm-km-y. lhrxl. 0'r'ro ll.-gllnnml, Sps-vial Vluorus. ll!-:lIm:N1J'1', ROSI-Il.I.A'gIiilllllllSH, Lzunlnlu l'i, G4-rnlzln Club, G. A. A., Rulstnniam. Lune-lx Rnmn. RICIIIRLIC, l.l!Ii.XINE'K2lllllRSll, Hoc-key, Law Clnlm. lllzzllmll-zu, lllZ'l'll7Ai Il0ll1l2lf', G. A. A., Knlialusn., .lnniur Lifv Saving, Si'lll0l' Lifa- Si!-Vlllg. Huvkvy, Balskm-llmull, nilS0ll1lll, l1lllU'll llnonl. 1 ,N fxx f 5 N K PN X.. 74 x' N. Y A x Xu C is QV Cb FX. C . CCC lh:1,LoNnY, l':LLlSffil'l'llXilll Club. ISERRE, ,ETHEL4 Special Chorus, Canu-ra Club, Law Club, Kalidasa. Tennis Club. lhzrl-zu, BIUDXVELL-RlliSt0lliill1 History Club. IBLACKBURN, Ymczlxu-Special Chorus, Kalidasa. BLAISDELL, PATRIMA-Gil-v Club, Special Chorus, Riding Club. BOCK, FRED-Radio Club, Ge-ns Togata, History Club. BOLCE, MAR.IoH1E-Colonian History Club, G A. A., Gens Togatu. Bosnia, KRELL'N2lthHH Hale History Club. H1-:Lx,oxm', E. Bimini-1, E. BEN-zu, B. BL.wKm'nN, V. BLAISDELI., P. Bocxc, F. BOLCE, ll. BOSLER, K. llossmm-:x'r:1v, F. Bow., Y. BRANDS!-IR, ix F H Bruxnr, R. Q6 Bmzrrrzxsrmlx, R. BnEs'rEn, R. BRIGGS, E. Iinm-Kaus, V. IlossE1um'r:1z, FRED H. Bors, VIRGDJIA-Alpha Y, G. A. A., Special Chorus, Kalidasu, Girls' Glee Club. lhuxlxxrzu, NL1IiMAN? l'FRCk Team. BRANDT, ROBERT iWithrow Club, Turtagliuu Math Club. BREITENSTI-IIN, RoBERr-German Club, Football, Track. Blmsrrzn, RoBER'r-Special Chorus, German Club, Chess Club. Blames, ELLEN-Tower News, French Club, .Iacksoniam History Club, Tower Y, G. A. A., Kalidasa. Bnocrnmx, YIOLA-Kaliclnsa., Law Club, Camera Club, G. A. A., Travk. BROWN, li. BROWN, T. BRUCK, G BUEIILER. C. BUNSELMICIEH, ll. CARSON, M. C. CARVER, R. CHAMPLIN. ll. Clmvnmx, I-I. CIIAPMAN, 'l'. CLARK, ll. 1 COCHRAN, ll. COLLIER, R. COLLINS, M. COLVIN, G. COOPER, M. 5 BROWN, R-xcnARDm'1'wvuticth Ct-utury History Club, Football, Track. BROXYN, 'l'll0ltiAS'Blll'lfl, Glce Club, Special Chorus, Euterpenn, Minstrel, French Club, Jacksonian History Club. BRUUK, GLADYS-Glee Club, Special Chorus, Kalidasa, Camera Club, Law Club, G. A. A., Track. BUEn1.11:R, CHARLES-CHll'lt'I'fl. BUNSELMEIER, BLANCRI-1-Kalimlsrsa., Law Club. Lunch Room, G. A. A. CARSON, DIARY t.'ATHERINE'Gl00 Club, Kalidasa, Thalian, Basketball, G. A. A. CARVER, RUTH-Kulidasa, Lunch Room, Special Chorus, Glee Club. CHAMPLIN, BETTY-Kaliclasa. CRAPMAN, EUGENE-History Club. CHAPMAN, Tnomls --Secretary of Tennis Club, President of Thalian, Treas- urer of Thalian, Alphian, Special Chorus, Twentieth mil Century Club, Treasurer of Euclidian Math Club, Tartag- lian Math Club, Minstrel, Gym Club. CLARK, HOWARD WCIio History Club, Football. COCHRAN, HELEN- G. A. A., Special Chorus, Glee Club, Annual Staff, Camera, Los Amigos, Nathan Hale, Tower Y, Alphian, French Club, Pythagorean, Kalitlasa. COLLIER, ROBERT-Twentieth Century History Club, Astronomy Club, Tartaglian Math Club, Gym Club, President of Home Room. COLLINS, MARTHA-Special Chorus, Riding Club, G. A. A., President of Home Room. COLVIN, GLl1NN'Cl10TC3H Club, Law Club, Kalidasa. COOPER, MAXINE-Glee Club, Special Chorus, French Club, Alpha Y, Kalidasa, Tnrtaglian Math Club, Camera Club, Tower News. 73 ar' 21.1 ld , .1 v' Q15-X I QXURXISII, A. l'oimI1.i., E. C'1iA1u, G. CRAMER, IC. CR1'1'TP2XDONl'I, Cuoxiz. ll. Cuossozsz, M. IJAIILMAN, M. IJAYIS, l'. ljliffli, ll. I,EEKIfIX, J. l,l'11fFlXGl'IH, W IJENMAX, E. DE NUVCIO, G. IJICKICRSOX, Nl IHUKINE4, NY. G Volcxlsii, Ai.ni:m'f flu-sh Vlulm, l'yll1agur4-nn, Pliilolugizi. Law Vlulx, Special vllUI'llS, Kaliclnsu. l,lCl'1KI'iN Josi-in f'oulu1,l.. l':lJKl.KIl+-Illilgl' :xml KR-nsur uf Pliilologia, -Witlirow fllllll, Radio Vlulm. l,l'Il l IXlil'IlL xxIILI Nlinstrvl. Hrlilor uf 'l'nwvr Ni-ws. URAIG. Glcmiuls-i Alphiau, From-li Vlulw, Philolugiu,'Frau-k. Flin History Vlulr, Encliilm-un. l'lc.ull':iz, I'iI.I.l'1XUlL,X- Fwmhh muh' G' A4 All Knxlmaml. l,l'1NM.'XN. l'Il.r:,xNm:---l91'viu'l1 Vlulw, Kailidusai 1 um L Club, Spam-iul Vliurus, 'l'ro:1survr of Alpha Y. DI NI an 0 Q-m,r,1.ENrN,NH- K,,,NNm.H,, Hivyi fl-:u.mglimL q'm,NE. Gi-:Nl-iff.-Xlpliiziii, Tliallizln, Town-1' Xl-ws, Rllblllllllll llnlsrllrrf-'l'wcl1liolli qil'lllIlI'.X' History flulm. KYICUSSON, Allvlwl Stuff. 00115 Twlillil- Killilllwflx G- A- A-, M111 U 1 31-,RI-w-,,ggirl,' mm. 1'l,,l,' ,jm.k,,,ni,,,,, Buys' mm. qui, Ilockvy. Bnskvtlmll. Ilu-mzusox, IVIATEGAIIICI lum 1 .Km-uliipzlllisl. Williruw l'i'vs4-iilzltiuu Ol'l'll0Sll'1l. IDAIIL- Club' 'll'9'kSl 'lu'1- DWKINS1 wVH 'lH ul'M '7-l'dll r 0 MAX' Mymdfxlphimly 1'n.m.ll flulh gg. A. A., 'l'w,.nti,.th Annual, 'l'l1:iliun. Girls' Glu' Vlull, Nlinstrvl lah q'K,nfury Ili,h,,.x muh- l,l'l'Slll1'lll of Franz-li Vlulu. 'l'l'0:islxrm-1' and Si-irltirx u Svrilmlxlm-rs. Kalialusn, .lzioksunizng .Xviivauleu lmur lhvls, l'i:c:m:x'-f-li:1liml:xs:m. .Xlpliu Y. D1-lox. llxzlslf- N4-ws.ll,A, ,L 16 1 IJISTICI., C. Doizxcn, R. DUE, M. D UN mv. Ii. DVNN, 'I'. li.-xicx1l,x1c'1', II. lC.xsT1su, P. ECKMAN, H. 1-I nmfwsox, B. EIHVAIEDS, Ii. . V f 4 - ' ' ELAM,' C'. lflmsurzlmv, U. Euxsr, E. Iilexsr, M. liwicns, I . I .-xUs'r, li. l,IS'l'I-II., KVIIARLICSY'Elltt'l'IJl'llIl, Pliilologia, Hamel, Prvsvu- tation f,l'i'ill'Sil'1l, 'l'w1-ntivth CR-nlury. l,0l'INl'lI. R1 ru-V l'ir4'ulution Mainugm-r of Annual, Alpha Y. Kulidusn, l'l'c-sidvlll of llonw Room, yiiIlStl't'i fast. Alphizln, Tow:-r N1-ws, G. A. A. l,lilC. Mxxxmghuw Vluh, Lunvlx Room, Nlinslrvl fast, fiil0I'l'Illl, Hoc-ka-y. liuskotlmll. liaise-lmull. l71'x1,.xl'. IIAliIiY4J1li'kSU1liiHl. 'l'r4-uslm-r of Rualio Club. Drxx. 'l'ox1-Minsti-4-I Cust, Football. lC.xuxi1.mT, llm,icx-Xzntlizin Hallo. Los Amigos. Alpha Y. Kulidasa. E.xs'1'm:, PAl'l.lXI'Ii'l.RlXY l'lub, Spcvinl Fliorus. Lunch Room, Prosialm-ni of Ilonn- Room, Ilovkvy Vuptnin and Mauugcr, liuskoibull. Busolmll. Ec'Kx1.-xx, RossfHi-Y, ' . Plvalsllrcr of Vlio, f'hl'l'l' Iwzuicr, SWiIllIllil1g Tczlln. Emuoxsox. lion-Spf-ciul fliorus, Minslrvl Cust, Spanish n Vluli, Juvksoniun. Junior Lifv Saving, SQ-nior Lifv Saving, Yollvy Bull, lCow.uv.ns, Roni-lwr-Astronomy Flub, liulstonizxn. H1..x:u, c'HAIiI.lCS'gFl'0lll'il Vluh, Ellcliflcan. HI,1.sls1-iiclcv. RUlll'IR,'l'7B1lIld, Spvciul Uliorus, Trl-nsurvr of Pytlingorvaui. Boys' Glu- Vluli. Minstrvl Cast, Pliilologiu. ERNST, I'IDYTnI-:--- Special Uhorus, Sc-rihbl:-rs, Yic-v-l'r0si- :lent and Soc-re-tary SL'iliii0I'-X'l'T0ill, Knlidusa, Tower N1-ws. Annual, Gi-us Togutu. ERN:-:sux iAlAliJOIZIE - Spa-cial Fhorus, Frvnch Vinh. Nathan Halo, Knlidusa. Caine-rn flub, G. A. A. EW!-ins, F1.on,x-Alplm Y. Kalisiasu, Luw Vlub, Spzinish Ulub, G. A. A., Hockey, Baskvtlmll. Busvlmll, 'Frau-k. F.u's'r, BEliTHAtK1liilillS1l, Spvc-iul Vliorus, Alplm Y, G. A. A., Twvnticlh l'vntury Hilti-rpcaxii, C'uun-ru. if J R Q34 ' ' Ili, 1 X l'lEIlI., Ru'ru-Special Chnrus, 'l'owcr Y, Kalirlasa, Lainbfla Pi, Lunch Rumu. FEIST, JoN.vru:xN-'l.aw Club, Hmm- Room liaskvtball Tvaiu. l ENsTERM.xc'l11-JR, IIICHARDLli2l,lSl'0l1lElll, Haskvtball, Tram-k, Managcr of Football, SXVlllllIlll1g. l l-IRGUSON, F1uNc'1-ls-Kalidasa, Spanish Club, G. A. A., I-Iockey, Basketball, Baseball. l EuIus, Joux-Track, Swimming. Flsuun, l'fL1z.m1-:TH -Glee Club, Orchestra, Pl'l'S6'IllllllUl1 Orchestra. FISHER, HUGH-VVithi-ow Club, Hi-Y, Twentieth Cvnlury, Lambda Pi. FISHER, ROBHRT.-X1clI'L'lll'SlI'il, Prvscutatiuu Or- 4-lwstra. l l'rzm:u.x1.n, l,UR0TllY1GlI'lS. Glee Club, Thalian, Fronrli Club, Alpha Y, Kaliflasa, Avuoadae, Gvns Togata. lfllillll., R. FIQIST, J. Frzxsriizimfwilrin, R. l 1-znczrsnx, I . Fannie, J. FISHER, E. lhsiiicn. ll. lfisiimr, R. l 1rzm:n.u.n. D. y l'lI'I'ZP.fV1'R.lL'K, C. J l-'1.1cvKi:xs'1'r:lx, l-Z. K l'll.lN'l', E. X M Fnnxicr, A. Fours, E. lf'n.xxKI,1N, li. l u.xsEn, Nl. l 1'rzP.vrnn'K, Csrlmz- Girls' Glee Club, Special Chorus, Law Club, Kalidasa. Fi.EvKi:Ns'rE1x, EDW'ARD'-'rW0ll- tieth Century, Treasurer of Em-lich-an, Lunch Room, Track. FLINT, EDITH--Special Chorus, Kalidasa, French Club, Nathan Hale, G. A. A. FORNEY, ALUN--Corrcspunfling Sccrc-tary of Withrow Club, Buys' Glam Club, Frm-nc-ll Club, Annual, Treasurer nf Thalian, Pythagorean, Minstr0lSl1ow. FOUTS, ELINORE H-Orc-liestra., French Club, Kalidasa, Eutorpean, Sec- re-tary and Treasurer of Canu-ra Club, G. A. A., Annual. FR.-XNKIJN, Bicr'rY-'Power Nows, Kalidasa, Nathan Hale, Camera. Club, Fr:-nc-li Club, G. A. A., Basketball, lim-key. FRASER, Manrua-Kalidasu, Minstrel Cast, G. A. A., rx0lll'2lilii0, Twvntic-tli Ce-ntury. 1 .Q fi My 4,-f..1f iiL'Ll-'llllll, Xl. Uiimqgxwk lfnooxs, Y. , i ..,,. Fl'sAu.o, D. GA1.Lu:ur:n, C.. G,x1u'lcu G. G.xs'rox, M. Gunnsrzx, A. ClCRll.KRIb'l', .-X. G 1-:s'r, ll. Q Giuuoxs, N. Gl1.i.l-:sl-11-2, W. Gbrxx. Nl. K. Gounox, Y. Gn.n'l'rT, IC. Glmcsolcv, If. Gurlsus, J. Fnoolis, VIRGINIA-Girls' Glow- Club, Kaliilasu, Clio, Special Chorus, Minstrel Cast. Fuufouu, MAu'ruA- Aeneaflae, Gems Togata, Dance- Club, Kaliclusa. Fus,xuo, DOLORES-LEW Club, Ralstoniun. G.u.l.AGuEu, GRAYDON -Glee Club, Special Chorus, Uzuncra Club, Law Ulub, Withrow Club. GARKVER, GRACE-Special Cliorus, Kalidusa, Laiululu l'i. GAs'roN, MOSELLE- G. A. A., Baseball. fiERDSEN, ALBERT-Tennis Club, Spanish Club, Math Club, Min- strel Cast, Football, Basketball, Tennis. Gmm.u1n'1', ANNABELLE-LIIXV Club, Alpha Y, Caine-ra Club, Kali- dasa, Office Assistant. . CEST, ROLAND-Spvcial Vhorus, Nathan llulv, Ge-ns 'l'ogutu. Gmuoxs, N.xNc'Yf'l'rvusurvr ul' Old lronsifles, Tron-xsurvr of Frouoli Vlub, Alpha. Y, l'au1c-ru. Club, Annual, Kulidusn, Sc-ribblers, Tower N1-ws, Llllllllill Pi, G. A. A., Tennis Club. Gl1.Lr:s1'i1-1, WAY1,.xNn-l'lio. GLYNN, Mun' li.-KY1li2lllIi1I.Sil, Los Amigos, 'INN-iitlvtlx Us-utury, Alpha Y, G. A. A. Gmioox, YIHGINIA-Alphialu, Riding Club, Uhurcan, Ralstonian, Fra-nr-b Ulub, l-auub4lu. Pi. GR.u'i'r'r, KDNA- Nuthun Huh-. GuEc:ouY, Fl.oul-:xc'E-Special Chorus, Eutvrpvnn, Gvrumn Flub, Minstrel Fast, QYIIOTCSUI, Acvompanist for Boys' and Girls' Glen- Flubs. Gurlms, JEAN'vVitll!'0NV Pre-sontation Urcln-sim, President of Huh-rpean, Kalidasa, President of Jucksuniun, Convert- mnster Senior Orchestra, Lunvh Room Stuff. y.M5 G 'i-:1 rr:a. lh1'x rY-Special Chorus, Minstrel Cast, Alphian, Vice-President of Tlialian, l renc'h Club. Gens Togata, Alpha Y, Kaliflasa, Aeneaflae. Dauee Club, President of Home Room. Yice-Presiilenl of Junior Class, Student Council and Inner Council, Sz-bool Spirit Committee, G. A. A., Swimming, Basketball, Iloekey. Track. IlAliIVIlT, RIARY JANE. IIAGER, J.u'K-Pri-simlent of Home Room, Pytllzlgorvali, Baseball, Football. HALL, JAVK. II.-xLL, YIHGINIA-Kziliilasa, Frenvh Club, G. A. A. IIANDMAN, .ANNFI'l'TElflll'lS' Glue Club, Kaliclasa, Twen- tieth Cenlury History Club, Aeneaclae, Alpha Y. Ilan- Mox, Sovnm-'Kalislasa, G. A. A., Franc-li Club, Swim- ming. II.im'1+:, VVlLMA l,I'L'SlIlClll, of Home Ronm, Nathan Hale, Thalian, Franc-li Club. llAm'oL'1', Colm BELI.lCfLIlIlCll Room Staff, Minstrel Cast. HENTUN, PM'mx:-1--Kalimlasa, Spanish Club, 1 fiUSTE'1 1'ER, H. H.xDIcH'x', M. J. II.sr:Ea, J. Il,xL1., J. IIAL1., N . Ii.xNDMAN, A. I-Lxumox, S. Il.xn1'14:, W. Iimwi-T, ci. li. lllnxwox. P. Ilnizclcr, R. lllcsvlioxu, A. N, 11.417 I -if. . I Am .Y , , l'I1-ITZEL, J. IIEXAMER, D. PIIDDEN, M. F. HIGGINS, M. G. A. A., .lam-ksonian. HPl1iGPlT, Rlifru-Kalixlasa, Ral- stoniau. Frencli Club, G. A. A., Alpha Y, Tennis Club. lllcsvnoxcz, AI.l3l'Il?.'l'A'vlCL'-llI'0Sl!l0llt of Alpha Y, Kali- rlasa, G. A. A.. Fri-nc-li Club, Special Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, l.unr-b Room, Jac-ksonian, School Spirit Committce, Hockey, Basketball Manager, Baseball. IJICTZELL. JI-:AN-Spa-1-ial Chorus, Kaliclasa., Treasurer of Schiller Ye-rein, French Club, Jacksonian, Tower News. III-tX,xMEu, IDURISA' G. A. A., V.ll0XV4.'l' News, Special Chorus, Ralstoniau, Aenearlae, Kulidasa, President of Gens Tugata, Sc-riblslers, Minstrel Cast, Chorean, Swimming Manager, Basketball, Hockey. IIIDDEN, NIARY l R.xNCEs -AG. A. A., Seribblvrs, Tower News, Lunch Room, Gans 'l'ogata, Aeneadae, Front-ll Club, Kalidasa, Alpha Y. HIGGINS, Manu.-xm-t'r-Law Club, Kalirlasa, Special fll10l'll5. Tower News, Annual Staff, Camera Club, Alpha Y, G. A. A., Tennis Club. lIoFiv1c1.u, II. lIuFFM.xxN, K. I'ImlNsT1Nr:, NI. .-K. IIOI.'l', F. Hmm, J. lloo'rr:N, Il. Ilm-Klxs, L. A. llomuxs. W. llovl-:KA:ul', B. J. Ilrrvr. L. lIl'u'rm, R. C. lIL'Tviixsux, ll. Jam, NQWL lxu:-mxm:, W. .IM'ocKs, K. Jicxmxsox, R. JEXNINGS, li, lIoF1f151.u, Il.xz1c1.-Tlialian. Los Amigos. Ilolflvxuxx, K.X'l'llERINIG-'l'lI'l'IlCll Club, Yim--l'rvsimlcnt uf Nathan llalv, Alpha Y, Tennis Club, Kalirlasa, Minstrvl Cust, G. .-X. A. liOIINSTINE, lllaiu' ALlClC7Elll0I'l7t'2lIl, G. A, A., FI'0Ill'll Club, Choroun Club, Kalirlasa, Nallmu Halo, Hua-ke-y, llaskvtlmll. IIOLT, Fowrl-Zu. Hoon, JI-T.XNil'll'0IlL'll Club, Cauu-ra. Club, Kalidasa, Nathan Ilnlc. HOUTEN, Iloluvl-3 R.f'l'ha.lian, Withrow Club, Hi-Y, Special Chorus. Ilnmuxs, L. A11.i-:11:N- Cauim-ra Club, Ralstonian, Iluckvy. IIOPKINS, Wl1.u.l.-ni A. IIOVEKAMP, lh:T1'Y J.-wi:-Sp:-cial Chorus, Clio, Law Club, Kalimlasu. HUNT, I.OIS+'FI'0llCll Club, Kulidasa. l llUn'1'1G, R. CHARI.o'1 ric-Law Club, Glue Club, Special Clrurus, Kalidasa. Hl FlTllISON, Ih:Li-1N-l'rcsiclvnt of Clmrvan, Towvr News, Alpha Y, G. A. A., Minstrcl Cast, Spvcial Chorus, Gr-ns Tugata, Vice-Prosidvnt of Kaliflnsa, Annual Staff, Aillllilglxl' of llnskvtball, Hockey, Hasr-Isall, Swimming, Trac-k, Tvnnis, Hiking. IMSANDE, hYILl l!.ED A.+Iiaml, On-hestra, Minstrvl Cast, Clio. .I.wo1-ics, Klux-liarlin Club, Hi-Y, Glue Club, Spf-vial Chorus, lV1insl,rvlShuw Cast. JENKINSON, RUBENA ---Kulidasa, Ralstonian, G, A. A., Riding Club. JEN- NINGS, EVQENE-Boys' Glue Club, lhlinslrcl Cast, Sp:-cial Cliorus, CilITIl'l'iI- Club, Pylllilg0l'0IlIl. F 3 I . La .ll-INSEN, S.xu.x.I.xNil:-Tlunliun, Kulidaisu, l rcuc'l1 Club. Aeneaulae, Tower Y, Raskvtlmall, Tennis. Joxmsrox, Russ!-:1.L-Presidclnt of Home Room, Travk, Football, Buselmll, Gym Team, Nathan Hale. JONES, Y.uu:r:- Twonti-:th Century, Presimlont of Home Room, lYithrow Club, Swimming. JUSSEN, lVlRGINIA'FI'CHC11 Club, Jac-ksonian, Aeneadue, Tartaglian, Riding Club. KAIN, PEGGY'-K2lliKi3fSH, Frcnch Club, Alpha Y. KEM- Pl-nc, MARY-Minstrvl Cast, Lunch Room, Riding Club, Em-lidenu, Kulidusa, Hamiltonian, Hockey, Basketball G. A. A., Tower News. KENT, VVILLIABI'-BIlIlSlI'0l Cast, Boys' Glue Club, Spec-ial Chorus, Tartaglian, Thalian, Philologia, Gym Tcaiu, Travk Team, Clio, Swimming Football. Ki-zwwmour, Doms-Kzilidasa, Los Amigos Tlmlinn. u 1 x JENSEN, S. JouNs'rox, ll. .low-ts. V. Jrssiix, Y. li.-xxx, P. Klcmrlsu, M. Klcwr. WY. K1-:xwmc:u'r, ll. Kll,IDLfi l-', C. KING, J. Klxu, E. Kixo, R. K1NusLm', I.. KINZER, M. Kismgu, M. KLEIN, M. Kl1,l1L'ifif, CHAliLHS4CElll1t'I'2l Club, Law Club, Philologia, Spocial Chorus, Home Room llaiskotlmll, Golf. KING, JulI-:s40rc-lu-stra, lluurl, Special Chorus, Ralstonian. KING, liLiz.un-:Tl-1fSpeciul Chorus, French Club, Alpha Y, Knlimlasa, J2lCliSOIll2lll. G. A. A., Hockey, Riding Club. KING. Rl rn-Girls' Gloc Club, Spoviul Chorus, Alpha Y, Kuliflasa. G. A. A.. Clio, Cauwra Club, Law Club. KINGSLI-:Y, Lrzxoul-3-l n-ncli Club, Jalcksoniun, Kalidasn, G. A. A., Swimming. KINZER, NIARJORIl-I-Tartaglian, Nathan Hale, Kalidasa. Kisxi-zu, MAlm.u:E'r-Knlirlasa, Thalian, Twentictli Century. KLEIN, DIARY-Special Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Kalidasa, Thuliun, Annual Staff, Riding Club. e , I !'?,4 A Kmumuu, l'. l KLEIN, M. K1 orz, -l. Koen, M, Koni.. M. In by sf ,4 N Kou1.i:u,X. Koouxon, ll. Kli.Xl.l., G. Km-zlzs, ll. Kmzns. R, Kui':MsNr:u, l'. Kl'N'rZ. J. I,.u'nm1.-xx, 'lf l.r:B1,oxn, D. Ltxn, M. l.iNn, N. KLEIN, BTILDIQED-KilllIl2lSiI, Law Club, President. of El Circulo Espanol, Los Amigos, President. of Home Room. KLOTZ, JACK-Euelideu.n, Boys' Glee Club. Kocu, lN1'ARcAn1sT-Knliilusa, G. A. A., Hockey, Basket- ball, Baseball. Korn., lNLxIuAN-Alplin Y, G. A. A., Jaeksonian, Minstrel Cast, Kulidusu. French Club, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball. KOHLER, NonMAN-lNIinstrel Cast, Vice-President of Pythagorean, Radio Club, Football, Basketball, Track, President of Home Room. KooLAGE, BETTY-French Club, Chorean. KRALL, Gmlmrs-Special Chorus, Alphian, Kalidasa, Aenaedae, Clio, Gens Togutzi, G. A. A., Hockey, Tower Y. KREBS, HARRY-PYSS9Ht3lll1H Or- chestra, President of Philologin, President of Law Club, Business Manager of Tower News, Business Manager of Annual, Vice-President of Euterpezni, Withrow Club, Tm ek. ,Km-ms, RICIIARD-1i2lfli0 Club, Pythagorean. Kkicms- N1-Zu, PIIYLLIS-G. A. A., Tower Y, Tower News, Aeneudae, Gens Tognlu., Chorean, Girls' Glee Cluh, Special Chorus, Kulidasn, French Club, Clio. KRUMME, PAUL. KUNTZ, JEAN-G. A. A., Choreun, Tower Y, Girls' Glee Club, Speeinl Chorus, Kulidasa, Clio, Basketball, Hoekey. 1,Auni-:M.xN, 'l'UuNrnc-S-peeinl Chorus. L1-:B1.oND, DLTN.'iLD1,lll7W0F News, Sec-relary of Philologia, Euclidean, Luneh ITOOIII. IAIND, lVllLDRED-Iii!-lid2lS!l, Camera Club, Chorean, Luw Club, Tower News, Speeinl Chorus, G. A. A., Basketball, Hockey, Baseball. LIND, N.k0MI'NlllllllD Hale, Aenezulne, Basketball, Hoekey, G. A. A. Km- ,.' K Llxui-:1,1,, Rein'-Tower News. Kuliclusu, Los Auiifus, . , Q- Caimeru, Alphiuu. Law Club. LUIISI-1, B.u:1xAu.a-Kali- dnsu, Rulstonizm. Lmvrz, CHAlim-ls-Special Clmrus, Pytlxaigorean. Luv!-1, WESLICYA'I're-usurer of Ili-Y, Nutliuu Hale, Euelideun. I,Y'r1.H, Yluulzvu-Law Vluh, Kuliclasa, OH-ice Assistant. M.u'GuEc:uu, AL.kS'I'AlRQNiltll2l11 Hale, Bunk Rmuu, Pj'l,lIilj.f0l'0ilH, 'l'a11'taglian, Fcmtluill, President uf Home Room. NIAFK, xxLICE1KilllllHSH, French Club. NIAHVII- MANS, C'Ii.xlu.Es-lioys' Glee flulm, Special Flmrus, History Club. MA'r'rmo, FRANK'- 1l1'RCl'i. Mef'ux', Lois-Kzllidzisu. Tower Y, Vliu, Special Fliorus, Freueli Vlub. BICDANII-:1.. l,lNu1f:1.l., li. l' LOHSIC, B. Lfrrz, l'. LQVE, W. I,i 1'1,i:. X. MM-llizilimzou, A. MACK, .X. M.xucim.xNN, C'. M.x'1'1'ox, F. llc'CoY, L. MCIJANWI., D. M4'll14:lmu'1 r, li. McDOWELL, F. Melffxnuix, J. B1L'FAIlL.-XXII. B. XICNI-III., A. IlnlurrllY-Speeial Vliorus, FI'1'lll'll lllulr, liillitlilS1l, Alpha Y. N1f'l,I'lRMO'l'T, RL 1'HM.xuY-Tluilizui, Kailidasu, Alpliiuu. .Xuuuul Stz1l'l'. Mm'Il0Wb:Ll,, l'lli..XNK?Sl7l'l'l2ll flll0I'llS, l'ytlwugu1'eall1, 'l'i-mek, llusehull, Fuotliull, Gym liffieieuey. NICF.-KIDDIX, Joux. MeF.xuI..xxu, I3wr'rx'-l'i-esialent. of Home Hamm, Tlialiaui, Alpliiuu, G. A. A., Gems 'l'0gu.lu, Speeiul c'll0I'llS, Kziliilusu. Ilm-key, llusketbzill Muiiuger. Tower News, Auuuul Stuff. MeNl4:11,. Alunru-Urelieslra, 'l'uwer News, Tluiliuu. President and x'll'L'-PI'0Slll0llt- of Witlirnw Club, President of Xatliau Halle. l'resi4leut :mal Treuslirer of Spuuisli Vlulx, Yiee-Presimleut of Cuuieru fluh, Pliilulogiu. liiiterpeuii, Seeretury uf Hi-Y. fp-K5 QQ- rt, MU l B11-I.-KCIIAM, B. W Mrzilzii, D. 1lElfl l7Rll. G. Slums, A. 1 BIEINICKI-I, ll. IN'l14:1Ns1mI'snN, G. M1c1zcLnn, R. -4 NTI-ISLUII, WY. All-IYI-IR, M. NI!-IYI-IRS, I., M1i.Ln1c, li. inlI.l.Eli, NI. 1 Nlixuwnx. ll. lN'l0I'Il.1.M.-KSN, G. MoM'.x'1'. l'. Mom-'I'1-'1'. R. Mm.u'ii.xu. B1-:laxici-1--Nntlmn llnlv. Mm-uk. lJunm'nY- Alpha Y. Swinnning, lliking. Kalimlasn. l'n-simlvilt of Hmnc llmnn, 'l'rvz1sxm-rofG. A. A., 'l'i'm-zisiii-vi' of Vlmrozni, Alphinn, lfrvncli Vlnh. Tennis, lluckvy, linskutlmll, liaxsvlmll Mauiagvr nncl Vnpinin. lNlnFi-'onn, GI-:n.x1.nlx1a --Knlimlnszi. Frvm-li Vlnh, Tnwor Y, G. .-X. A. M1-:nAs, Aszmucw-Ili-Y, l,ytl1llgUl'0il1l, 'l'urtagli:m, Foothnll, Swimming. Track. llmxlclilc, Rl I'Il-Illllilllllll, 'l':n'ta1glinn, Vliu, lintcrpoaui, Knlimlzlsa. B11-IIXSII.-KVSI-IX, f:lCORGlC 'l,ylll1lgUl'L'1lIl, linml. Illiziusmziz, R1 1'n-Spcc-inl Vliorns, Vlxoroun, Kulidusn, Lus Alnigos, Gs-ns 'l'ugutn, .Xlplni Y. Vnnn-ru Vlnh, G. A. A. ixll'2SLUll, Wii.1.i,xM-'l'on'vr X1-ws, 'l'lnili:1n, Prvsiclc-ni :incl Sl'l'l'l'lllI'y of WYill1ruw Vlnh. Vnnicru Vlnh, I 25 Annnnl, llliilolngizl, Jac-lisuniain llistury Vlnh, Prcsimlvnt of Gcrnnxn Vlnh. Nlrlviin.. M.x1c'1'll.x+Girls' Glvv Vluh. Spccinl Vlmrns, Law Vlnh, Kalizlexsn, Vlio. lNlm'14:ns. l.r:w1sf-Svliillor Yi-n-in. I'llIl'lilll'2lll. Tran-k. NlIl.l.l1:n. Enx.xfSpm-1-iul Vliurns. Alpliinn, 'l'l1:1linn. Knlirlzlsn, 'fuwor N1-ws, Vzunvrn. Vlnh, Lain' Vlnh, Vlmronii, G. A. A.. Annual. lluc-key, Buskcibaill, Basvlmll, 'I'r:u-k. 'Fonnis 'IR-uni. Mu.1.i:n, NIILIDREIJ'-'S10l'liI-l Vliurns, Vunwru Vluh, Kulidausu, l T1-nnis. Nl1x'rl'nx, Blil'VlC4l':lll'll1l1'llll, llnlslnninn, Nutlmn llnlv, 'l'ziri:igliun. NIU!-:1.i,:x1.xxN. fiI,AllYSQflill'l'lt'l'Tl, Vlnh, Law Vlnh, Knlidusai. Muri'.x'l'. l,Al'I.- FllZlll2'IIl, Edisun. Minstrel Show. N101-'l-'lT1', Rr'riif'l'mw-r News Stuff. r AQIOMICH, f,LGAfGt'IlS Togutn. Monmsox, :A'lAli.lURll-I-' Ente-rpm-am, Girls' Glu- Club, Spr-cial Chorus. Knlimlusai. l'll't'lll'll Club, .Inc-ksoninn, Prvsidrnt of lloniv Room, Witbrow Prcsvntution llI'l'll0SfI'2l. NIURSE. .IANI-1-Special Chorus, Girls' Gln-ci Club. From-li Club, Knlidasu, .lark- sonian. MYERS, Iflnoisl-:-Kzrlidalsai, Spanish Club, Hutorpcun, Cauncra Club. Nu-:M.xN, lI.uzo1.n-Witbrow Club, Pliilologiu, I-hu-limln-un, Los Amigos, Nntliun Ilalv. Nonmz, RL rn-G. A. A., Calncrn Club, Knliflnsn, Spanish Club, Nutlmn Halo. Nouru, Ylmalxm--Glor Club, Spf-4-iul Chorus, Clio, Gcns '1'ogn.tu, AK'llt'iNl2ll'. l rvnrli Club, Kzxlizlnsn. Towvr News. 0111-:RKLI-zlx, ll.xNIlal.!Spocia.l Chorus, Radio Club, History Club, Math Club. Nlomcn. 0. Nl0RlilSON. Al. Nlonsrz, J. Nlrrzns, IC. XIEMAX, ll. Nonmz, R. XUli.'l'll, Y. Oni:nKi.1-tix, U. ll'H1u1-rx, J. lluni-LN, ll. 0' Kl':r:l'r:, N. Ukvrr, Nl. flSBORXI'1, K. Osnonxrz, 'l'. 0'r'ro, B. J, flXYl-LY, ll. U'l5nu-zx, Jlxmn-1--'l'lmlia11. Town-r Ni-ws, Minstrol Show, Cross Country, lhiskvtlmll, 'l'nu-k. 0um:N, IIELEN-' S4-ribble-rs, l,RlIlCl' Club. .Arm-zuluv. Kulidnsu, Towvr Ne-ws, Gains Togntn. 0'Km-:rl-1. Noun.-x-Special Chorus, Alphinn, Kulidnsu, GQ-ns Togutn, Law Club, G. A. A. llKYl'l', xIAHY4lillllIl2l.Sil, Czunrrn Club, Alpha Y, French Club, Nathan Halo. G. A. A. Osnonxl-3, Ksvrnnys-'I'lmliun. Eutvrpvan, Clio, Annuul, Kalidusn, Fl'l'lli'll Club, Tower Nc-ws, Debate' Tvnm. OSBOIINFJ, 'PIIHODORFI4T2lff2lg'll2lIl, Clio, Yolley Ball. O'r'ro, Bi-:TTY .I.xxr:iKalidasu, Aa-nf.-acluc, Clio, French Club, Tlmlinn, Prvsidc-nt of Homo Room, Girls' Gloe Club. flwl-IN, llH'rTY-Millstra-I Cust, President of French Club, Secretary of Pytllllgilrvilll, Scribblcrs, Los Amigos, G. A. A., Horlwy, llziskctbzill. M I Own-zx, l . PARK!-IR, IS. PARKS. l.. PARl'i1SII, C. l'.x11uvu, .l. l'l-:mel-1, 'l'. l'b:xsl.r:u, D. l,l'l.XRSllX. C. PETERS, J. l'E'rEus, M. l'1c1'1-msux, li. PlIII.lI'T'l. W. l'uu.1.IPs, Q. I.. Pm:'r1'N1m, lt. PoLL1'r'r, H. Fowl-:1.l., H. ITNVEN, LlI,0lil-IXCE'-Qlilllll'l'1l Club. Law Club, Kulidasa. Baskctball. Swimming. lfueuuv, BIC'I I'Y7lhlll1StI'l'l Cast, Kalidasu, Lunch Roonl. Frcuc-h Club, Alpha Y. Towvr News, Riding Club, Aelwaulav, G. A. A. PARKS, Lons- Kalidasal, Tower Y. P.xuu.lsu, CIJXIIKYLRIW Club, Band, Minstrcl Cust, Towvr Nvws, Fnotlmll Manager, Busc- ball. PATRICK, JERRY-Gln-0 Club. Hand, Law Club, Spvciul Churus, Basketball, Clin, l'r1-sith-ut of Hmm- llumu. PHASE, Tm-zulu. l'EAs1.m:, 1,1-DNNING-Ill-Y, Turtaglian, Special Chorus, Minstrel Cast, lustructur of Junior lligh Hobby Club, .Xlphinn, Thuliuu, lfnutbull. l'1-:An.soN. CHAR.LES1'1lill'ltlgll2i n. PETERS, JACQUELIN-Girls' Glu- Club, 'llllilllillh Acm-mlm-. PETERS, N1ARGAR.l'l'l'fKllllllllwl, Los Amigos. l'l+:'rlcusx-:N, RAYMUN0-'l'artagliz1n. Pytlulgors-sun, lloutlmll. l,HIl.lPl'l, Wum. Puu,x,1Ps, Qlxxxx.-xu 1,r:.-xusSpt-vial Chorus, Law Club, Nathan Halo, Kalirlnsa, Uflivv St:1l'l'. I'l.l-ITTNER, ROBEIIT -Boys' Glu- Club, German Club. l'ru,m'l r. HP2l,ENg- French Club, Kulimlusu, Nullum Huh-. PUWELI., EDNA7 Nathan Halo. www 42 ----..., Pruu. W. PYLI-1, li. PYPER, A. R-xusny, W. R1-:levi-Ls, B. Rm-zwzs, II. RIQIPF, M. lh:m1.Ixur:u, ll I-ISSLEIQ, l.. R mvwma, M. l!m'xm.ns. J llmns, R. IIILEY, A. Illxoluxu, M lllftili. C. lll'XK, E. Puun, Wu.LI.xxx-Url-lu-strzx, Bnml, l'r1-sa-nlutiun Ur- Rlcsslmlc, l..xlan'lc'r'1'l-:-Hi-Y,Spec-i:xll'l1orus llffllgllll c-lu-stra. Towcr Xe-ws. Huh-rpvzul, Arif?-pI'4'SlllK'1ll of Nathan Halo. ll1+1l'wl-zu, M,xn'r1l.x-Flin l1lNt0I' 1 '1'artalgliz1u. Prm-side-nt uf Los Amigus, Vritic- and Fc-nsur Alpha Y, Tlluliun Ululr, Euclidean, Kulidnn lun of Philologin, Witluruw Vlulr. 'l'r:u-li 'l'm-am. l'x'1.l-1. Vlulm, G. A. A., Huvkoy, Basketball. REYNOLlJa JUIIN l'1'l'lll'1l,+llillll0l'2l Ululr. Kuliclusa, Law, Alpha. Y, G. A. A., Spa-cial C'hm'us, Glcc Club. Ruins, Ru uoxn Glu Oflic-v Staff, Annual. PYP!-Ill, ALu'H-Gvns 'l'ogz1tu, Vlulr. Spf-cial Chorus. Philulngian. Ili-Y, Lunnh Room 'Power Nurs, Aom-zlclzw. Kalidasa. Tennis Vlulm, l'lI'i'I1l'l1 Frvm-ll l'lub. Javksunizxn. Flulm, G. A. A., lloc-lacy, Balskvtbnll. R.-xmsmv, W.x1.'r1-In RILEY. Am,m.Rnl,ytlmgormm, fl-rack' lfuutblll IV 'Pl'll lUgl2', lm Alnigm' P ?Sl'l'xnt of 1'2 11'f'fl Pl' ruxn. Mmm.uar:'1'-'l'l1ulian, Spec-ial Clam-us Klum ll Jmlkmnlan' Knlidusax, Towvr Y, G. A. A., Lauv flull 'ivllllllll REI-:vi-is. Br:1 rY4Girls' Glue- Club, Ka1.lirl:xs:1, Ralstouiun. lluvkvy, lluskctlmll, Bzmscbzlll, Minstrol C Lat I m Rm-zvns. IIrel.:-:N--Kzmliflalsu, Nlinstrvl Show. Girls' Glc-0 Assistant. RFGE, 1'11.xuL0'r'1'lciSp4-cial Flmrus Hurmtnrx Flulm, Ralstoniun. IIEIFF. M.-xu.ml:IE-Special C'l1urus, nf 'Fwontioth Century, Tower Nm-ws, Annull I u Tower Nvws, Annual, l'llItt'I'I.N'ilI1, Kalidalsu, Acm-aulau-, fl2llll1'l'il, Ulub, Los Amigos, Kalidzlsn, Alpha A RLNIX Flin, Scribblvrs, From-11 Vlub. lh11M1,1Nul-Ju, Glfzolzulif l'Inw.-mu-Withrow Club, Tzwtuglizln. Spun ihurux Rulstuniam. Glu- flub, Spf-cial fhorus. Tvunis Club. 28 RFP!-, J. Rx'.x1.1., M. . V HAEIIR, Y. ffk fav, Sixxlmus. li. X, Snxvls. F. S.xwY1cn, li. Svlml-zlflclc, L. Scfiruviz, W. l ' I Svnlfln, ll. Juikimr, J. Sc'llLr:sIxc:1clc, N. 4' ' ' . . 9 d '. Q vf bcflIu'1 l', l . . ,, Scllrlsl-:n'l'. D. Scn1'1.MEx'1c1:, E. l SCIIITMAKER, E. Scf1m'1cm.icxN. W. Rl.'Pl', .l.xN1cf'l'l1:1liun, Girls' Glcc Vlulm. Flin, Fra-ncli Vluli, l'l1110x'pvzlI1, rllflffilgllllll, ,Killlll2lSi1, Sc-rilmblx-rs. lh'ALL, MAY. S.-XEHR, Y1RuixI,x-Spf-vial Vliurus, Girls' Glvv fluli, D1-r Scliillvr-Yu-4-in, Kalicluszl, illlll10!'il Club, Law Vlub, lluckcy. S.XXDlili.S, IQITXVIN-'IllSi0l'j' Club. Sucvls, FIN-ZD?EllClllll'2lll, Clin. S,uvx'Ic11,, lhuox- lgilllll, Pj'tlHlg'0l'0?ll1, Orr-liestru, Tennis Vlnh. Sf-l1.xIfi 1c1z. I,Ar1i,x-l.us ,-Xmigos, Lznnilula Pi, Knliclusu, Alplm Y. Sfll.-KWH, lvlLI.TARlg llWl'Ilii0ill IR-niiiry, Minstrel Cast. Scillcuz.ll1c'n.xnu-Wiilirow Club, '11-nnis Flub. SCIIEIIYP, JAf'Kill2lIlll. Twelltivtli fll'lltll!'y, Dc-r Sr-liillvr-Yeroin. Sc'111,111s1xr:rm, N.xNx1c'r'rr:--Girls' G-lee Vlulm, Special flll0I'llS, G. A. A., Spamisli Flnb, Knliriasa, 'IH-nnis Club, Urclu-stru. Sc'n0'r'r, l'.x1nL-Ure-liostra, Band, Plllllllllfllil, Spvc-ial Vlmrus, Prcsielvni of Dc-r Sc-liillor-Yvrm-in, Hi-Y, lillh-rpi-anim. Yic-v-Prcsiclvnl of 'I'artzlglim1. S1'nl'ls1-:li'1'. llmurrnY-Alpliiam, Spa-vial Vlmrns, Girls' Glc-0 Vlulm, Law Vlulm, Bunk, Kulimlzxsn, Twcntivtli V4-ntury. SK'lil'LAll-ZYICR., Eximsia-liilta-rpm-sin, Gorman Club, Nathan Hale, Kalidasa, Varna-ru Club, G. A. A. Sr-IHYMAKER, l'l1.f-1A-Kuliilzxsrl, German flulx, Naltlmu Hula-. SUIINVEM- LICIN. Wl1.1,1.xM-liistory Vlulx, T4-nnis Vlulx, Base-lmll. lfoutlmll, llzislivllmll. ,VM 'ff' ' TW TP lmtlyfzglkipv .mf L .is fJWw SCROGGINS, vYlLLlAM4FllUtllilll, Minstrel Cust, Band, Orchestra, Special Chorus. SIIAXVYER, DIARY JANE- Special Chorus, Kalidasa, Lunch Room. SHEPARD, ELWOOD'-R-lllli0 Club, Tnrtaglizm. SHIMLER, FRANCES'n Gens Togata, Kaliclasa, Alpha Y. SHUCKLEY, fill.-KRL0'I'TE4ASSlN lHt0 Editor of Tower News, Fronvh Club, Hlltcrpc-an, Alphn. Y, G. A. A., Scribblers, Tennis Club, Lambda Pi, Special Chorus, President of Knlidasu. SHORE, Do1zo'rHYgSec-retary of Alphian, Lunch Room, Tower News, Law Club, El Circulo Espanol, Minstrel Cast, Tennis T1-ani. SIBCY, HOWARD-Boys' Glec' Club, Minstrel Cust, President of Home Room. Sxxcmllz, JOHN-'IBOXST Glc-v Club, Special Chorus, Secretary of Hi-Y, Euclidean, Camera Club. i Scnoamxs, W. Snnwvi-zu, Nl. J. Simmnn, li. SIIIMLER, F. Sno4'K1.m', C. Suomi, D. SIBUY, H. SINCLAIR, J. SKIFF, E. Sx1,xH'1', Sxwrn, li. Sxrvrn, D. SMITIITINN, H. Sorxmnn, Nl. SPVRGEUN, R. ST.xNKoHB, R. SKU-'ix I':Ll'i.-XXORYlTl'l'il9Stl'il.. Siuurr, M.xnGARE'r-Law Club, El Cir:-ulo Espanol, Los Amigos, Eutcrpean, Kulidasa. SMITH, llnucn-Special Chorus, Minstrel Cast, Thalinn, Treasure-r uf Withrow Club. SMITH, lJANNiTll1l.liilIl, Tartagliun, Withrow Club, Tower News, Annual. SMITHTON, EUZABETH-'l'liuliun, Cmnem Club, French Club, Towvr N1-ws, Kalirlasa, Latin Club, Riding Club. Sornnnn, M.xn'rH.x-Girls' Glec Club, Nathan Hale, Kulidasa, Spanish Club. SPURGEON, RAYMOND-Euclb dean, Football. S'rANKoHn, RUSSELL--Boys' Glee Club, Special Chorus. 'rw u ' df' STONE, A. Srimizimz. M. J. STu:.sun, M. ST1'c:,xun. Y. - I ' 'l'1-:.-xr:1.1u, W. Qwo, . f1.f.ff.14 . l ICIQRILI., XX. S l S'i',xNsurux', li. S'l'l-Tl+'.'XNUlflF, Y. Srlcri-1-zxs, I.. Srnici-Ki,ix. A 'l'ici'uxi':u, ll. 'l'uux1 As, l . 'l'1m:u.4xs, J. Tumisux, M. YFIMMIAI, li. 'I'mcc'u'rnn, E. STANSBURY, B1-:'rTY-Spun-ial Chorus, Vivo-l'i'csicle-nt of German Club, Euterpcun, Minstrel, Svc-rvhlry of Choroan, G. A. A., Treasurer uf Kulimlusu, Hockey, lluskvtbnll. S'rEFANm-'F, V.u.1-:Ru-I-Iiitvrpvan, Kalidasa, G. A. A. STEFFENS, Louis-German Club. S'ror:CKLIN, Awruun --W'ithrow Club, Ili-Y, Lninlzrlu Pi, Swimming. STONE, Axnm-Jw-Give Club, Special Chorus, Minstrel Show, Acro Club, Glider Club, Tartaglian. STROBLE, MARY, JANE-Thalian, Frenvh Club, Kalidnsa, Nathan Hale, Annual, Alpha. Y. STUGARD, lilfumuil-:'l'-G. A. A., Basketball. S'rUG.mn, VIRGINIA. l l 'l'E.u:i.E. VvILl.IAM+C2lIIll'I'il. Club. 'l'i-:unu.1., W11.1.iA1u- Soon-tary of Tartuglian, 'l'rvusurur of Pliilologin, Ax-nleadae, G1-ns Togata, Cross Country Tonni. 'lll'1ll'li T4-nm. TEUB- Nmz. 110B-'IlI'0llSllI'0l' of Twvntieth Century, Swimming Cnpiain, Track Tram, Football. 'l'uoM.xs, FnEu-Twen- tif-th Century, Track. 'l'nuMAs, JAMES-Alphian, Boys' Glu- Club, Gens Tcgata, Special Chorus, Lambda Pi. VFIIUMSON, INIARGARET- Kuliclasa, Orchestra, Sc-ribblcrs, Nathan Hale. TIMME, ELAINE-I ref1c-li Club, Kalidasa, Alpha Y, Camera Club, G. A. A., Jac-ksonian History. 'l'REcn'rER, EDWARD'-' Twentieth Century, Yulley Bull. I'1.:ul4:R, 3IAue,x'-.Xlplm Y, l l'n-Ilvlx Flub, Minstrvl Fast, Knlidusu, Lum-h Hmmm, Riding, liaskethzlll, Hom-key, .M-nc-:nlau-. l rz, XWIRGINI.-X'l,ilVS' Club, Colnnial. Ku!idusa. Xfxxvlfz, CLAlurw:-Spm-4-iznl Vlmrus, Minstrl-I fast, Law Flub. 'l'wvntictl1 C'c'ntury, flmrcuu, School Bank, Tuwm-r Nvws. VAN IJ1-:ux'rm'1', Nl,-.Klux-l.us Amigus, Los Sahius, Flin, Trzxr-k. NYJN NYIXKLI-2, l.mvIrs-'lia11ul. Law Club, Senior 01-clu-stru. Vm:1.l:1e, AI.ANixvi1hl'lDW Flulr, l rvuch flulx, 'I'hz1li:1n, Nh: Pim l'ussa-s Hy, 'l'lu- Utlu-r Wim- Man, Em-lidvull, Withruw IJQ-bulv Tm-zxm, I'l1ilolugiz1, Towvr News, llaskvt- lmll. Ynllvy Hull. XYXFX-'EXSl'!lMlD'l', lJORlS l,I'L'5idl'llt l'I.Mr:n, NI. I'1'z, V. Yxxvl-1, lf XYAN lllf:uv01z'r, M. Xfxx xv1NKLl'I, I.. YOGL1-ln, ,L W.u'1f'v:Nsc-HMIDT, D. XYALKFIR, R. XYAHD, S. W,xxc'1'11i, G. W,wsr:mI.xN, H. xv!-Zlilill, H. WEBER, E. M. XVEDIG, R. NYEISS., W. XYEIHSMANX, if uf Hmm- Room. Kalidasu, Towf-r X1-ws, Spvvial Vhurus, Riding Club, Sr-rihblvrs. Clio. Avxlcurlaw. XV.KLKl'Ilt, R1c'l1.x1cn-Tlxaxliall, Radio Ulub, Em-liclcun, l'1'r-side-nt uf llmna- Rmnu, Mlnstrvl Show Elm-tricizxn. Wuw, Sri-:S Kulirlzzsu, W.x1a'rIK, GRACIQ-Spf-cizal Clmrus, l l't'IlL'll Vlulm. W.xssr:1us1.xN, III-llcnux-Svxlior Orc-lwstru, l,I'CSt'llt2ltiUIl Ura-lwstru, Band, Gorman Club. XYERI-IR, BETTY. Wrzmzu, l'Inx.x BIAPI'-IAIXV Vlub, Kalidasa, Bank. xvEDlG, Rmsl-:1v.'rASpvci:1l Vhorus, GL-rlnzm Flub. VVEISS, xYILl.IAli1 -Nathan Hallo. WRIss:u.xNN, t'ARI.'-'ljlliililllgiil, D4-r Sc-lnillvr-Yvrvin, AStI'0Ill7Illj'. W1-:Lcu, R. WHNNER, B. XYETTIG, V. XYIIITE, l'. XYIGGICHS, M. x. ' ' ,f n'u..w, S. 7946 J xvmz, R. Wlmzv, A. XYILIJIY, F. Wu,I,I.u1s, M. Wrnms, ll. XYILLIS, H. XYIISUN, G. Wl'r'l'xmYIclz, V. Woou. G. YUVNG, V. l xYF1l.!'ll, ROBlili'l'iT2lI'tilgllill'l, Euvliclvan, Astronomy l'rvsi4lm-nt of Ilomv Room, Football. XVI-tNNlcu, B1-:n.Tn.x- Special l'lmrus, Flin. Law Club, G. A. A., Iloc-key, llusv ball. Wi-:'r'ru:, Yiiccslxi.-xmll. A. A., Special i'lmrus, Clin. Knlirlnsu. VVIHTE, PEAlen-Raxlstoniun. XVIGGI-TRS, Ml'1m-:I.v-Sp:-1-iul Vliorus, Law Ulub, Twen- tieth Fcntury, Kalirlusn. Wil..-xx, SAMUEI.-Ilor Schillvr- Yvrm-in, lialstoiiian, Minstrel fast, Boys' Glen- Club xvILE, Romim'-Baml, Orr-lwstru, Tai-tu.gliun, Philulugin Tennis Ta-am, Swimming Team. YVILI-IY, AMELIA- Fri-nc-li Club, Special Vlmrus, G. .-X. A., Elm-rpvam, Colonial, Tennis Club, llnskotball. a XVILLICY, FIEANKQBIITIII, U1'4'l10strz1, Presvlltution Or- clwstrn, Pythagnrmzn. W11.1,1.xMs, M.um.xR1c'r-C'Iiu, Spanish Vlub. VYILLIS. Bmw-Hi-Y, Witlirow Flub, Tlulliun, School Spirit c'0lllllllttl'0, Captain of Track Tc-ann, Swimming Tc-ani, Mzmugcr uf lluotlmll. lY1l.I.xs, Romzm'-Plxilolngia, Eur-liclc-an, Ralstonizm. Winsnx, fiERTRI7Ill'C1PI't'SiliPIlf of Hume- Room, Twvn- tioth U1-ntury. Wl'rT1smw:u, Kfmn-I.uw Club, Caine-ru Club, Pliilulogia. Withruw Ulub. Woon, Gmiws- f'ulm-ra flub, Los Amigos, Aoiivaclzw, Hens Togain, Kulidasa, Jacksoniun History Club. Yovxu, C'l-1c'IL- Book Room, Orc-lwstra, Band, Minstrel Cast, 'Pwr-ntic-ill f'f'I1flII V, l'ytlmgurc:m. ZIEGLER, J. I O YUWLEII, M. YOXVLER, lx'I:KRTH.5'K3lid1lSll, Special Chorus, G. A. A., French Club, Gans Togata. ZIEGLER, JOHN-Tower News, Thalian, Radio Club, Camera Club, Lambda Pi. NAMES OF SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR BALDWIN, ANN BLAKELY, COIINELIA BUCKLES, JOHN Comms, CIIARLI-:S IPELIJIIAUS, AVALTER FISIIER, PAUL FosTEn, TIIONIAS HAMMEL, HELEN HENEFELT, Wm. NELSON ww vw' 34 l HENDRIXSON. RUTH HEUTII, CHAS. LONG, ROBERT NIILLER, NORMAN BIOSSMAN, LEROY PusTI.I-IR, GE0. SCIIUTT, HAROLD WAIINEI-:E, WVILLIAM WIC!-Is, SUE . A-A i 17 OON after Purdie had been installed at 'Witl1row, hir. Lyon called an assembly for the classes that had not as yet met Purdie. The trim Scotchman was enthusi- astically received by the student body, and made a. brief speech. HI dinna want. tae waste words, he bluntly stated, 'wcause when one wastes words, he-wastes time a' time is money. I believe in saving money. The purpose 0, my speech is tae stress thrift in a' things at VVithrow. Now 1,111 not only talkin' tae t.l1e Juniors and Sophomores, but tae the Freshmen and Junior High School students as well. I want the Juniors to start saving their pennies now, sae that they can all buy Annuals i' 1934! These Freshmen and Sophomores who are sae extravagant wi' their paper must economize. The vera idea o' throwing away paper used only on one side! I want you tae save it. Send it up tae my office if ye canna use it. I'll use it tae post. my notices oi the bulletin boards. I'm not a-gonna. sae much more 'cause I don't. think the Junior High students should miss much o' their classes. Time is valuable, as I said before. Now do ye all understand what I mean by conservation? That's what I want you all tae be, C0lI.S'64I'1,'flf'i'l'f'J,, lYIr. Lyon was delighted with the success of PllI'Cll6lS plan and lost no time in con- gratulating Scotland's 'gpride and joy.', Purdie received this message with his modest smile. IVell, I knew tliey'd do itf' was all he would say. 35 1 5 JUNIOR BOYS UPPER GR0l'P. Emirrn Row, lrjff Io righi: J. Miller, R. Fislier, J. Gurmluer. I . Constiner. H. Furfl. J. Hughes. C. Krehbiel, H. Bla-lflure. SEVENTH Row: W. Meier, R. Colwvll. C. Wlxllnee. C. Koch, W. Geseheicler, H. fJlll'!'HllLll, D. forkcu. T. Cnilo. P. Dunigam. f'. Howes. SIXTH Row: H. Weber, J. Miley J. f'arothers, VY. Pvllit, R. Bueic-her, J. Moran. H. Blume, H. Logon, YV. Jurrclt. W. Brown. YV. Hornung. FIFTH Row: D. Kline, A, Foley. G. Hanselnuru, W. Gnenge, J. Hutchinson. C. Jonson, B. Hoixxuxn. 'l'. Anderson, B. Diehl. N. Burton, D. Consliuer. J. Ankrurn, S. Faxon. YV. Hunter. J. Bauuuux. FuL'R'rn Row: H. Clark, H. Hulehinson, T, Luiz, L. Behymer, R. Applegate, N. Edwards. R. Dufnsse, R. Gaston. YV. Mc-Lean. E. Kline. H. Hvrn. D. Hopewell. M. Flmndler. THIRD Row: NV. Boyd, L. Pape, W. Mr'- Gowun, R. Longholtom. IJ. Carroll. F. Baxter, R. Junghuus. J. Humphrey, R. Lohrey, H. Hoelsvher. P. Apple. XV. Ammon, W. Day. SECOND Row: P. Hunt. G. King, R. Linz. 'l'. Dunner, M. Humnm. W. Miller, R. Joseph, D. Alexander. D. Doyle. KI. Martens, 0. Inga-ls, S. Epslein. FIRST Row: G .'xK'llllllP. J. Herbstreit, A. Gehringer. L. D. Compton. N. Glemser, F. Fowler. R. f'okeh-y, H. Mayer. R, Goldberg LOWER GROUP. Elmlrll Row, Ifjft In riglll: H. Tale. E. Ousley. R. Sununons. W. Meier. R, Laughlin, 'l'. Tucker. D. Stoffregen, E. Sim- monds, C. Nieoluus, R. Portner, C. Bocksteigel, L. Smith. SI-:VI-2N'ru ROW: E. llusehnleyer. F. Gruto, M. Henry. B. Wuerrlenuui. A. Phillips, W2 Sheba-r, B. Fleece. K. Stoepcl, R. Bokelnum. R. Buchscheider. A. W'ode. I. Rubin. Srxrn Row: J. Tuurninn. D. Whitehead, C. Krehbivl, J. Hughes. J. Cassidy. G. Piuet, 'l'. Pinst, P. Dunigan, G. Stoup. l li-'Tu Row: 'l'. Whihwrc. I., Ii.0lllt'l'lllt'l. 0. Reuler. L. Levi-nsohn, H. Gray, H. Eveland, A. Forzleriek, A. Friurlerick. R. Bm-hrneer. G. Roihermel, E. Winkler, P. Jones. T. Sloan, E. Schilling, G. Sears, R. Winspvur, FOURTH Row: YY. Rohins. J. Cook, R. Powell. E. Swnim. R. Williams, C. Block, H. Smith, V. Armstrong, YY. Rieth, I . Volkens, R. W'og- horsi, Yvilliumsou. R.. Weiss, G. Smith, H. Mills. TIIIRD Row: A. Wliinnuiu, D. Paul, H. Spenve, R. Brzwiugton. E. Schneider, J. Tyler J. Steigerwnld, R. Wilkerson. S. llvud, D. Wivkz-, R. Jennings, R. Shreve, W. Wursler. SECUND Row: J. Roih. R. Smilh. C. Sp:-ming, H. Svhwenker, C. Deliow, M. Stocks.-r, J. Rauscher, R. Schilling, L. Bench. C. Fergcr, R. Rice. Fmsr Row: C. Huurk, L, Bcvilucqua, J. Shiva-ly, R. Shiva-ly, B Sluirlle. B. Fern. H. Oelerivh, J. Stevens. D. Salt, D. Waits, H. Sykes, YV. Aulen 36 JUNIOR GIRLS UPPER GROUP. Fnfrn Row, Irfl In righl: E. Amirkhuninn. L. Crist, A. Zivglvr, D. Carruthers, E. Dunbar. K. Bnuvr, R. Mann, M. Oster- feld, E. Krause, J. Angcrl. V. Fischvr, D, Dupper, D. Oberklvin, B. Drennnn, J. lvulfhorst, F. Lippnu-ivr. FOURTH Row: R. Vordenfeldr, R. Oslvrfelil, R. Booth, R. Grossinnnn, F, 1JlllHlflll0, R. Conway. R. Brosene, V. Ainsworth. M. Jenkins, NI. L. Brornlsen, B. Kayser, M. Vnuglrun, N. Rnmlnliough, E. Starkey. THIRD Row: S. Delionvy, M. Drcher, M. Biggvrs, V. Zull, F. llfunds, I. Curd, H. Dnhlke, L. Buckinnn, I, llovsrhel, J. Dillvncnurl, D. Adams, M. Convlly, E. Froclrioks. SECOND Row: D. Boring, D. Crockett, L. Glnscock, J. Du- schinski, J. Brulton, W. Gloss, R. Funrk, D. Eickliofl, M. Fzinlini, J. Yullon. R, Bullninn. FIRST Row: M. lvood, B. Finch, R. Crosley D. Abraham, M. fonlon. C. Fry. F. Applngalc, Y. Gnlr, M. Burris-ll LOWER GROUP. SIXTH Row, Ifgft lu righf: R. Rolierlsnn, E. Wolf. P. Mllgnvin, B. Svliwnrlu-rg, J. Murphy. E. Krull, B. Winnie, H, Juhfmg. mann. II. Rau:-li, K. Powell, J. Wood, E. Ulmer, D. Willsey. Fu-'rn Row: S. Koester, V. Hnxcl, J. Kirkpatrick, M. Roherls, E. Moeller D. K:-rc-lr:-r, A. Montgomery, L. Moser. M. Rirhnrds, M. Riclnmls, N. Pnlhe. S. Sonics, E. Wixlrner. FOURTH Row: L, Ulmer, R. Vlleiss M. Wx-hrle, S. Nixon, R. Timnic, K. Rum-sslcr, B. Sorenson, B. McDowell, D. Magnirv, E. Kaul, M. Rodgers, H. lluoH, R. Penmnn, A. Jones L. Hogan. THIRD Row: M. Sloan, M. Taiylor, E.Wei0ks, 1-'.Trinks, Rl. Sievenson, A. Robinson, E. White, A. Wivherl, L. Konmln, J. Hussel M. Moore. A. Rosv, H. Pachoud. Srzcobzn Row: B. Hicks, R. Pisier, B. Williams, H. Slvrrclt, B. Hummel, J. Kinnvy, V. Van Main' M. Miller, M. Klein, R. Juv:-nile, W. Home. Fnwr Row: R. Lowry. J. Shaw, L. Hamilton, A. Stuinpe, M. Hirst, M. Honwgen, L. Tennyson B. Smit, L. Scott 37 JUNIOR GIRLS LPPER GROUP. SIXTH Row, lqh lo right: B. Kirby, J. Kline. J. P1-lvrs, D. Olivvr. R. Ynrmark, YY. Woorl, BI. lVilliams, G. Schilling, M. Rulw. A. lllnllen. A. Mdflvod, R. Silliman. FII-'TH Row: E. Diack, D. Gerrlvs. C. Ferh, L. Jones, F. Gilclin. Bl. W'oodrnH, L. Heinss, R. Larkin, M. WV4IrrI'n, F. Shirra, L. Knuerzcr, R. Mitchell, L. Francis, E. BI-nr-h. FOURTH Row: M. Finnvniun. J. Meier, R. Ellis, R. Fels, C. Phillips, H. Fhrislophfr. A. Yvhippvr, L. Hnls. A. Hinkley, P. Duvidurl, V. Meier, V. Dnvii. Tnmn Row: V. Nm-II. J. Mnlolt, B. Gran- nun, I.. Sc-rugginw, M. Piper, R. Flynn, D. Day. M. Within, M. Gordon. M. Remke, R. Fmnkin, M. Berling. SECOND Row: H. Hiser, V. Givsun, J. CRfIll1lllCf, J. Davirlorf, E. Dilling, M. Shore, F. Jones, J. ll'hnrton, S. Holfinnn, H. Slumpe, L. Stevens. FIRST Row: F. Donn. M. Green, B. Good, N. Prilc-lmrd, P. Sandusky, ll. Dwyer. R. Barry, E. Zvpf, M. Prvlher SOPHOMORE BOYS IOWER GR0l'P. SIXTH Row, hifi lo righi: J. Elliot, G. Famplwll. H. Anlwrl, C. Laing. R. Kimlwell. F. Kaufman. C. Parr. H. Innie, R. Slviiinie-iz, G. Gillespiv, P. Holland, G. Garry, G. Harrington. R. Logvmnn. C. Clvmuill. FIFTH Row: D. Harding, W. Grangrr. R. DnI'is4 sun. R. Alsfelder, F. Holder, I. 1lIacGregor, C. Husscl, N. Blllhllllllll, W. Bischoff, R. BICCHDIIHDH, R. McCoy, K. Little, E. Knnis, B. Flick. FUURTH Row: R. Kuhn, C. Lovell. E. f'nnningham, W. Hendrickson, H. Lang, A. Fluvkey, C. I 08l'tlll0j'Cl', W. Roles, E. Adams, J. Bnvk. H. Bnhrcr, J. Evcles, VV. Grosse, P. Lrinlberger. VV. Cordell. TIIIRD Row: H. Bvdinglield, R. Anthony, C Baker. E. Whitavrv, R. Fuinphvll, W. Groves, N. Howell, G. Finvh, J. Coffey. E. Lnvns. G. Bnwulvn, WV. Brown. SECUXD ROW: G. Little. R. Junos, M. Cale, NI. Flmn, H. lngels. P, Mn-Ks-nzie. W. Bengsrl, J. Highl, H. Allen, J. Adams, W. Harkman, L. Fluhurty. FIRST Row: D. Hummel, E. Fueher N. Cahnll, C. Carlson, W. Herrnnin, J. Gould, R. Hurlig, G. Gallegher, H. Groine-r, P. D0Jnge-r, C. Besl, N. Frossan 38 SOPHOMGRE BOYS UPPER GROUP. SIXTH Row, hy? to right: J. Knoechcl, J. Hoffman, R. Austin, H. Jordan, R. Mugavin, D. Ditlli-r, D. Hill, J. Gross- nickle, C. Metzger, W. Lindsey. FIFTII Row: E. Glynn, C. Mueller, B. Cross, J. Seay, A. White, R. Peaslec, F. Marsh, C. Carlisle, E. Walter, H. Neuuieielcr. N. Hittinger, M. Keller, C. Grove. Fnuwrn Row: A. Sehacdle. C. Clue, J. Hesselbach, R. Burkhart, F. Klein, H. Bricking, B. Voges, D. Zeunier, F. Pistcr, E. Runslieim, R. Wile, A. Meyer, N. Bnyajian. THIRD Row: J. Raisheek, E. R. Silhernagel, E. Hale, B. Lipe, J. Wnggoner, C. Vail, G. Williamson, A. Strawn. L. Piepho, L. Kellerman, E. Roberts, S. Schneider. Sncfmn Rnw: C. Evans, E. Klusman, T. Moorman, L. Webb, J. Daniel, B. Welch, A. Meyer, B. Hngue, W. Weher, J. Scott, J. Stevenson. FIRST Row: A. Assam, B. Campbell, A. Horstumn, F. Stafford, F. Beamer, B. Dallman, H. Sahnrl, L.' Wehking, J. Welikiug LOWER GROUP. SIXTH Row, lrfl fu right: M. Feldkamp, J. Webster, H. Bryant, C. Rrookmeyer, W. Smith, D. Stacey, J. Rupp, R. Dcgarmoe, R. Schelich, L. Mills, D. Hagen, P. Rice, H. Brown. FIFTII Row: H. Gehl, C. Davie, D. Sanders, R. Meyer, S. Mulliken, R. Mueller, C. Bussong, W. Friedrivk, R. Appiarius, R. Bnusman, C. Covert, W. Bla:-klmrn, H. Engelken, R. Meyer, G. Parry. FOURTH Row: 0. Bell, V. Cook, R. Marshall, E. Sanlaro, C. Doertcr, J. Hurkins, R. Slewarl. L. Marsh, G. Marlin, J. Fearou, R. Vordenberg, L. Gabriel, R. Roth, R. Feder. THIRD Row: R. White, P. Jensen, R. Pennington, J. Small, 5. Roberts. J. Whitehouse, C. Roberts, VY. Okvit, R. Fhoeumkcr, C. Pfirrrualili, D. McLean, R. McLean, G. Corken. SECOND Row: F. Broemsen, J. Young, C. Rylmll. R. Ballard, F. Gerrein, R. Ayer, C. Young, E, Roherte, R. Bird, YY. Rechlin, G. Schwartz. FIRST ROW: F, Morse, H. Williams,J, Marvin, E. Atkinson, H. Rogers R. Steinau, P. Camp, G. VValker. N. Stephens 39 l SOPHOMORE GIRLS UPPER GRUFP Sxxrn Row, lff! lu riylrl: 'I'. Krnegnr, F. Fnsculn, T. Luessen. D. Kuesler, R. Buxnlwff. FIFTII Row: I,. Barium I . Krueger, A. Lewellen. H. Bauer, I. Cnle, M. R. Baker. D. Furlong. K. f'i1u:r'i.m, H. Bnllvlxlleiser. R. Hughei. L. Hnnnnel. T. Nueleke N. Girty. A. Fuersk. N. Harper, C. Mugnlfrnux. FOFRTII Rnw: D. Clmxnlxc-rs, I . Hut:-hison. E. Harrison. T. Hudesll, Il. Ilrucken, F. Mar lini. A. Wnolel. R. Ilnniel. K. Hennessy, H. Kramer, C. Mefurthy, L. Hilsinger. A. Baeon, H. Feinllu-I. D. Marriott. Tumn ROW: M. Deen: E. Bargelmw, Il. Bislxup, D. Friend. L. HoHrnun. N. Hllvc-rt. E. Hess, D, Greenwood. M. L. Gerard. E. Hiek. J. Burtling. IJ. Koch. I . Hughes Ilsv Gehl. SI-x'0Nn Row: M. Lennning, M. Dugan. P. Illawinlyre, E. Flnck, E. Knnker, M. Fl'1'Illllll. E. Knell, R. Alford, K. Chandler I7. .leflk-ries, I . Hrnnson. M. Eln-rlmrrl. Fmsr Row: E. Hopkins, C. Hnrri sun. H. Groves, 'l'. Dilnelml, P. Luera, A. Greiwe, A. M. Ilowling E. funk. Il. Arinsmier LOWER GROUP. Slx'ru Huw, Izgfl in right: M. Buln-er. D. Ervin, T. Huhivht. L. Ilan-iley, J. Leunuxn, f'. M. LIPLIIIIISLQX M. Sawyer K. Mfeghnrsl, T. Krueger, I . Gross. FII-'Tll Row: E. Pinkarzl, D. Knwley, R. Strnnlme, I . Almlinger. A. Piernir, M. Olmerhelnmn, D. Noland Y. Seihl. C. 0'Neul, T. Yignritll. f'. Slulon. FGITRTII Row: H. Jackson, R. Ar-nmlr, 'l'. Vllngrxer. 0. Wells, Y. Munsvy. lr. M'ngner. M. Prnes V. Seherer, P. Meaclnun. L. Carnes, P. Sollmrd, F. Silver, B. flz. Tumn Huw: M. MeAIfry, fl.-IIlIlSl'Il1. M. Ruth, C. Cordes. E. Sioreh H. Owen, B. Wallin. A. Voralenlxerg, E. J. Tnrnun, V. Wesehe. I.. Miller. G. Moll. E. Rnbkim. SECOND Row: B. Fonts. C. Woolf, R. Resler R. Rualzx. H. Mllsehger. L. Meyers. P. White, H. Shnwver, M. Slrief R. Myers, E. Selnnirll. FIRST Row: V. Rullren, P. SI0l1llll0lZ M. Pfam. R. Pelree, C. Trlnks, R. Rnnekvr, .l. Rnswell. Ii. Robinson. G. Litz 40 y w v SOPHOMORE GI RLS l'l'l'ER Gli0l'P. SIXTII Row, lzgfl In riylrl: f'. Kinnurml, G. 1,U!lllld50Il, J. Luck:-II. E. Mc-rsfvldcr, R. Grnmlin. B, Hicks, D. Gilmour A. Imrlunvh. H, Krnsv, M, Knmpu, I.. Meyers, F. June-s. M. Kcnnmly. FIFTH Row: A. Kohler, H. Mulkins, R. Keidel. K. Hnnl, J, Hauler D. l'nrdI's, B. Him-clilvr, E. lxllllllllllll, M. f'ruHy, J. Hustiv, L. Becker, H. Jul-ksnn. FuI'n1'II Row: G. Lylle, D. Marshall, B. Chllllllfl M, Locklmrn, H. Krxxnlmv. M. Huxnril-li. A, Disllvn, B. Flngel, L. JvIIkiIIsuII. R, Hnrtenimi, H. Hightower, L. Hartley, G. Gonlm-y M, M1-NIIIIII-0. 'l'IIlnn How: V. Crnmlv, B. Mny, E. Hirk, M. clllll'l'LllIll', R. Henry, B. Gruvn. M. LeRoy, H. Fihlw, M. Crissvy, D. Bnin Il. CrissloH', J. Mny, A. Iloenc-II. SWIJNIJ Row: V, Horton, R. Tivrncy, R. Dnrlnin, L. Malliilw, M. Ailllllli, 'l'. Bm'IIIlI'r. E. Funvk, M. Cole B, Ha-ssvlluu-lI, D. Gabriel. B. Fnlkerlh. Flkrrr Row: K. A1-klI-y, M. Fohlm, A. Clnllkor, J. Johnson, A. Dunn, P. Ashlinry, B. Davis R, f'rm'k9il, M. Hvrning LOWER GROVP. FIFTH Row, lvfl fo rI'glII: . Purdy, M. Whiting, M. Rnlv. M. L. Pvnplvs, R. 'l'illon, B. Rntlivrl, J. Znll. G, Hlffllllllwlgll C. Mnvllur, Il, J. Srllvrs, M. Rvlnkv, D. Svhlis-, D. Sl9Ill0l lllR. J. Orlll. A, Murphy. FOURTII Row: C. Shonlec, L. JzIr'ks0II, L. Lvuk, B. Luge- lleuvr, R. Sllilllllfill. M. Wilvy. Il. Smith. J. Ong. H. Wa-hking, M. xx-llHlllIlS0ll, J. Wilson, Y. M ucller, H. Pfoffvmriltvr. K. Sick-rl, D. PIIMOII. THIRD Row: E. HllIllLlhFL'j'S. G, Arc-liinlmlv, K. f'rIIInonIl, M. Walker, 'l'. Spunicr. H. KFi'llZlllllll, A. Mags-0. R. Hazelwood. D. Newbaner. B. Woudrillf. J. Myers, M. Camp. M, Green, M. Stcwnrl. FECONII ROW: J. Sh-rk, L. Kipp, C. Hvrge-I. A. xvlllk?l'. H. WI-ddle, R. Winklor, E. HIIlslu-ck. B. W4-uvvr, T, Konlis. W. Lvlllnml, B. Owvn, FIRST Row: J. Privc. H. Diggers, E. Vitnli, E, lhlrkv, M. Wharton, D. WM- singvr. M. Rngginger, L. Holden 4 1 FRESHMAN BOYS UPPER GRUPP. SI-:VI-tN'rII Row, 1111? In right: D. Evans. T. Buchanan, R. Holter, J. Steiger, C. Deckert, R. Zai, C. Rowan, D. Hopewell, H. Rogge. H. Mayer, W. Briggs. R. Johnston, SIXTH Row: R. Gillson, N. Kusel, P. Eichhorn, S. Lyons, J. Bengvrt, W. Hancock R. Bislrnp, A. Wood, VV. VVillscy. WY. Watson. FIFTH Row: VV. Hobbs, E. Brown, P. McClain. J. Kellncr, R. Fisher. R. Edwards, C. Nolte E. Iliff, W. Dempsey, C. Bertele, G. Noerr, T. Burdell. F0t'R'rlI Row: J. Schneider, R. Hnnseu, A. Deinxling, H. Newmark, H. Cox, J. Gates, D. Mizncr, M. Holt, G. Foster, E. Biddle, C. Buchcrl, C. Andrew, B. Bishop, B. Dollenmeyer. THIRD Row: R. Slrnssinger R. Schulz, H. Jordan, J. Sperht, H. Koch. B. Louder, H. Bond, A. Smaluvitz, J. Meyer, R. Brown, S. Bennett, C. Greeley, F. Gafxkins E. Blackburn. SEUONII Row: G. Grotlisch, R. Weisniueller, L. Herrmann, 0. SteioH', P. Daniel, YV. Herweh, J. Plummen, C. Albrecht N. Anderson. F. Esper, R. Gayle, H. Cox. FIRST Row: N. Rrokuw, G. Meyers, A. Triptow, C. VVood, J. Hood. VV. Griflis, M. Littmann D. Moore. R. Miller, R. Maxwell, F. Bowsher, R. Flood, E. Moerschel LOWER GROUP. SEVENTH Row. Iqfi to riglll: J. Cleary, V. Roberts, D. Healy. S. Elder, J. Hcssel, H. Robins, N. Horton. H. Wnrster J. We-ghorst, P. Hutchinson, M. Huinswurth, J. Steigerwald. SIXTII Row: H. Shuster, R. Jones, B. Sterret, B. Rippey, T. Bruner E. Kriger, C. Glcnves, B. Piper, D. Corey, J. Thomas, B. Jones, F. Harper, R. Craig, J. Bnkie, A. Collins. J. Angle, A. Hicks. THIRD Row J. Mildon, D. Pugh, E. Lenkingfelter, J. Lnslihaugh, J. Wegelin, M. Duermit, R. Dallas, G. Almamd, R. Jones, D. Fariello, Langivnn W. Rivers, W. Brittuin, D. Tynnn, G. Biehle. SI-:coNn Row: M. Moore, R. Fisher, M. Nunn, R. Nunn, K. Moser, C. Hauser, J. Tarkington L. Glnsscock, H. YVartick, B. Brenner, R. Stradler, B. Jennings, P. Porter, H. Lyons. FIRST Row: C. Jackson, E. Smith, J. Carpenter B. Vancourt, L. Bruer, R. Carter, WV. Smith, B. Loginger, A. Swope, T. Rainey, H. Peedcn, F. Jacobs, E. Emerson 42 I , B. Frisnrd, J. Roberts, R. Coleman, G. Meyer, P. Huff. R. Smith, K. Nichols. FII-'TII Row: Dwimet., R. Alsfelt, T. Boyle, YV. Ulmer, YV. Raitt, D. Firth, B. Dupper, P. French, R. Riedinger, J. Heinz, J. Itlacocks, E. Gehlker. Fovnrn Row: J. Crittenclun, 0. Streley, Q E I F RESHMAN BOYS UPPER GROUP. EIUHTH Row, lqfl fo righl: C. Deckert, W. Yvalker, J. Shells. R. Ruffin. SEVENTH Row: C. Durham, B. Kroeger, F. Hartm- n, D. Hartman, C. Grove, W. Borgerding, E. Gallagher, R. Keleh, N. Wise, J. DellaTorre. C. Hiteliinsou. SIXTH Row: W. Sulli- van, B. Tateman, J. Rairden, G. Gable. E, Barker. D. Cartner, T. Davos, F. Johnson, R. Andrews. lfxrrn Row: J. Wallace. R. Jones, J. Waggu-oner, E. Schlueter, R. Ong, E. Shimler, 0. Sherman, W. Wilcox, C. Dean, W. Ammon, H. Debhle, R. Bullock, S. Oldham. Fovxrrn Row: R. Meeko, F. Stegmoller, H. Stevens, C. Rolmjogel. E. Dundou, 0. Shnrman, R. Strauss, R. Stacey, R. Peaslee, W. Meier, R. Haller, E. McClure, M. Jaritsky, M. McKinney. Tumn Row: W. Toon, H. Kidd, J. Yungliluth, H. Stevens, R. Davisson, H. Voigt, A. Tehman, R. Smith, J. Herehherger, G. Hancock, W. Brosene. F. White, .l. Morris, R. Grupenholf. SECOND Row: N. Stephens, S. Moore, D. Morris, G. Huebner, T. McGee, F. Tuttle, G. Spencer, G. Raahe, J. Henges, E. Juler, C. Kuhnell, H. Piepha. Fmsr Row: A. Edlesteiu, E. Hummel, E. Whittson, A Gallagher, R. Pliug, J. Miller, R. Goldberg, W. Carner, J. de Nuecio, A. Verno, R. Reech LOWER GROUP. Excl-rru Row, Iqfl ln right: E. Wieker, R. Meyer, F. Lognitz, A. Osgood, A. Moser, R. St-hremper, A. Werner, E. Tepper, N. Kusel. SEVENTH Row: R. Reiners, J. Williams, C. Mekker. R. Trefzger, A. Rief, W. Belu-endt, A. Ferguson, E. Rupert, E. Boetcher. C. Jones, F. Scott, R. Silverman. SIXTH Row: F. Kieser, H. Knell, B. Ginn, R. Kipp, D. Zieeardi. T. Scott, W. Campbell, R. Turner, C. Kersker, D. Kay, W. Kaesemeyer, R. Erion, C. Cook. FIFTH Row: VV. Wernz, C. Lotz, M. Edwards, R. Schott, D. Drnggo, R. Glynn, R. Krueger, A. Alron, J. Jones. R. Zink. R. Champlin. H. Hummer, R. Hudson, M. Smith, J. Arnett, J. Ditgen. FOI'R'rn Row: E. Sanders, H. Schilling, J. Williams, B. Parks, A. Gross, D. Leppert, D. Relnenselineider, R. Hurst. L. Broermun, L. Leidolf, D. Freeland, J. Lehman, J. Nash, R. Mesloh, R. Specht, R, Mc-Donald. THIRD Row: D. Rothernn-l. B. Jones, A. Holmes. R. Ritehen. J. Slxuetl. J. Evers, J. Wohle, R. Koene, G. Perry, W. Welch, W. Sileup. E. Cole. E. Brooks, C, Kremzner, P. Wiley. Sr-:coxn Row: L. Strauss, J. Starke, N. Plimmer, R. Cummings, H. Montague. E. Loux, H. Miller. K. Eline. M. Matlock. R. Hildebrand, R. Fitzgerald, G. Lire, E. Parks. Fmsr Row: A. Fariello, R. Vogt, R. Bockstiegel, C. Moore, J. Wiedmun, G. Palmisnnd. T. G rove, C. Witzleben, R. Shiv. R. Wells, R. Fisher, W David- son, H. Davis 43 FRESHMAN GIRLS VPPER GROUP. Slx'rn Row, Iqfl lu riglll: D. Freese, A. Apple, K. Griffith, M. Schick, D. Hewitt. J. Appleton. A. Bieehler, B. Vollrnth, K. Fisher, M. Stillings, ll. Fredric-ks, R. Nute, R. Gregory. E. Hidden. FIFTH Row: L. Jackson, A. Stuart. E. Murphy, M. C. Looney, F. Louhier. V. Brooks. R. Mnlpartidn. V. Asbury, J. Thonipson, S. Hnml. G. McClure, M. Burton, E. M. Dnvis, Bl. J. Maris, A. Rielcwood, M. Baxter, B. Almnnd. F0l'IlTIl Row: t'. llroudus, B. Holmes, M. J. Atzel, M. Gurdner, L. Knapp, R. Sngmeisker, B. Besuden, R. Shields, J. Lehman, J. Hill. M. Strnnguiun, J. Rictuiun, C. Hilberg, F. Brehlner, H. Harlley. R. White. Tumn Huw: H. J. Henderson, A. White, J. Conway, V. Shinlever. E. Woods, YV. Stine, M. S. Driemeyer, E. Friedrieh, L. Krehnbrink. S. Pottinger, C. Stevens, V. Ellingwuorl, H. J. Jones, Il. R. Frmnnieyer, B. Menefee. S1-:COND Row: B. Bolee, C. Owens, M. Mnhnm, M. Kyle, M. J. Fehoepful. V. luills, J. Huggins. B. Davis, H. Dnnner, B. Waugh, K. Fuesscl, J. Hull, L. Hiser. H. Gnrdner. Fins? Row: M. Witsehger, V. Sherwood, D. Ostrmn, C. Shaw, R. Ftullings. A. Slrnhle, G. Oliver, H. Honkump, M. C. Logan, M. Lehr LOWER GROUP. Sl-:YHNTH Row. Iqfl In riphl: D. Geers, M. Sloan. C. Fendler. J. Hendrixon, B. Gieseke, D. Kunter. G. Spieer. ll. Gould, C. Gills, 'l'. Mc-Beth, E. Allen, H. Himes. H. Spzinier. M. Grnli, A. Martinelli, M. Arend, C. Powell, M. Vun Leunzm, V. Bowman, YV. Mason, B. J. While, 0. Kuunncr. C. Reikel. SIXTH Row: A. Conrads, D. Koloclzik, B Calwell, J. Steele, N. Somes, Culbertson, V. Ainsworth. R. Grainger, E. Kenyon. G. Riu-hiv. M. H. Flick, M. Koppers, V. Lockner. M. Brown. M. Setnm, V. Hummel, E. Stewart, L. Schatz. FIFTH Row: R. YVolfnuu, E. Roop, M. Payne, M. Ciueeio, H. Butler, V. Bradford, D. Berling. D. Willson, J. Moore. R. hlalluy, R. Rue-tiger, P. Winn, E. Hoeltke, M. Bloom, B. Mnttox, M. Hull, M. Porter. 1 or'nrnR0w: E. Haelferle. A. Cooney, J. Sehwulbe, M. Heinss, M. Peter- ing, E. VVL-rgers, E. Potlx, A. Booth, E. Minges, V. Sherwood, M. Wilson, M. Note, N. Kuhn, R. Boynjinn. B. Niehnus, E. Sizemore, B. Paths, N. White. Tnmn Row: R. Gills, V. Stevens D. Bnehr B. J. Broerman S. Gerdes, A. Evernmn, M. A. Chaney, D. Hnehr, J. Don- nelly, Bl. L. Hayes, D. Anderson, J. lVntkius, V. Winn, M. L. Ruhl, L. Doesehell, M. B. Conner, T. Curley. SECOND ROW: I. Kisker. ll. Doyle, L. Hughes, L. Knmpe, C. Monee, R. Johnson, NI. Bruneamp, L. Watson. E. Heupel. T. Denison, H. Pomfrey E. Rose, M. Chest- nutt, M. Guiney, E. M. Mc-Clure. E. Clurk. F1Rs'rR0w: R. Blnttner, V. Brooks P. Stuehr, B. Groeniger, M. Moore, G. Lyn-am, R. Imsande. C. Hill, L. Hageman, B. Bonte, D. Sterrett, D. Holden, J. Ehlmnn, B. Collett, R. Dignan 44 FRESHMAN GIRLS UPPER GROUP. FII-'Tu Row, Iqfl lu riglzl: H. Funilerhurg, M. Younger, M. Cobb, M. Moore. E. Hurlmnks. N. Pinkstou, C. Tompkins, G. Pyle, E. Boardumn, E. Needles. R. Matthews, N. Welseh, H. Champlin, J. A. Mavurs, E. Hanley. l ouR'ru Row: J. Miner, R. Rabeu- stein, E. Roth, M. Leach. M. J. Coy, B. Spencer, P. Viers, J. Wiseman, R. Hundermer, P. Calhacli. A. Cotuer, R. Gahle. Tumn Row: F. Durham, H. G roves, R. Tierney, V. Steigerwolil. E. Ballbaeh. M. Roland, H. Montgomery, L. Leininger, E. Sheap, D. Svholl, M. Baker, F. Beeiz. S. Ferguson, L. Clarke. Sncoun Row: E. Derrick, J. We-her, .l. Wheatley, R. Swafford, E. Williams, B. Stnlnon, K. Harris, G. Fry, E, Hofmann, M. Flirislian. ll. Fritweh. FIRST Row: M. Ringel. E. Arringlon, E. Beruhurdl, R. Braun, V. Dudersladi, W. Edwards, M. Brunner, D. Dalton, L. Hofmann LOWER GROUP. Si-:vi-zxru Row. Iqfl in righl: M. Shore, E. Rice, D. Miller, M. Fitzpniriek, A. Bishop, H. Ackerman, E. Schaeffer, M. Willis, R. Bousman, C. Shelton, M. Tomesal, A. Dickson, G. Hull, N. Overlmus, G. Grueninger, R. Harper, C. Hester, J. Smith, A. Wil- liamson, J. Defamp, W. Sheck. SIXTH Row: B. Liitinger, M. Downing, R. Gough, F. Galhreath, W. Hahn, M. Wise, M. Baker, H. Frank- lin, I. Dixon, D. Berkley, E. Slam-y, D. Edwards, C. Richardson, C. Sigshee, D. Mitchell, E. Joseph. Fu- ru Row: M. Harvey, T. Hendricks F. Lamping, L. Breekel, T. Jamison, M. Bomar. M. Bennett. L. Holmes, H. Burg, R. Lnucleumn. D. Runk, R. Aulin, V. DeWar, J. Cromley A. Hare, A. Wnretel, N. Freers. Fornru Row: A. Cohh, M. Stanton, V. Shepard, M. Metzger, S. Kidd. M. Hunt, T. 0'Conner, M. Butler J. Fellers, M. Linder, M. DeFeli0e. E. Whilucre, V. Burton, G. Holley, J. Scheih, A. Tull, R. Demaris, hi. Wright, D. Johnson, A. Smith Timm Row: H. Craft, D. Salt. E. Kreuzman, M. Whitacre, M. Schroer, C. Bihl. K. White, K. Casey, E. Molloy, C. Birk, V. Grim, R. Smith H. Srhwarz, C. Slrothman, M, Heeg, E. Heine, B. Piper. SECOND Row: W. Payne, R. Mallux, A. Withfuu, H. Roberts, M. Bokelmnn R. Essert, M. Morris, A. Garre, A. Williamson. E. Meyer, C. Weinheimer, D. Kincaid, A. Lee, M. Bates, A. Cainer, J. Shoher, W. Hasse- lsroek. Fmsr Row: R. Evans, M. Klein, L. Brown, R. Lemmon, E. Bremer, R. Weaver, E. Jennings, J. Hawkins, G. Dollenmayer R. Shultz, V. Baum, R. Glazer, R. Chentham, A. Treuheit 45 EIGHTH GRADE BOYS UPPER GR0l'P. Si-:vI:N'rn Row, Iqfl Io righl: W. Falk, C. Shnrey. D. Slanford, J. Cook, R. Baker, C. Howell, J. Woods, H. White R. Hughes. f'. Harrington, R. Shin, D. Addison. R. Earls, H. Gruho, J. Davis. C. Chaney, C. Lindin, S. Vice, C. Ebcrleny, D. Beirman T. Haines. SIXTH Row: B. Becker, J. Frooks, D. Banks, M. Wiltkanlp, D. Evers, 0. Willinms. H. Sanders, JV. Lehaimnnn, R. Slrou A. Wiesl, C. Cason, J. Sturges, H. Senle. S. Deglow, D. Ludlow, H. Grnnville, R. Penee, R. Brunskill. FIFTH Row: W. Bruek, E. 'Thornhill R. Herthneek, R. Williams, F. Ornelnrf, A. Tennyson, V. Marcuxn, T. Himes, W. Marlin. R. Hing. W. Davis, R. Gum. G. Banswine: R. Mcllurney, R. Wehrmeyer, R. Wright. R. Mc Breen, C. Feusiihrz-ns, R. Williams, J. Humphries. Forxrrn ROW: 0. Gebhardt A. Eur bacher, C. Rnnyon. H. Hayes. J. Breitenstein, M. Herbert, J. Faeeuiire, R. Doerter, J. Hart, J. Penn, J. Prather, A. Lakeman, M. Weisen- horn, T. Haines, J. Lang, R. Minella. R. Gregg. YV. Moore, C. Pfilzer. J. Sehwarhey. D. iVzillers, R. Everson. THIRD ROW: J. Jackson, M. Walsun, J. Sloeklin, J. Evans, F. Wiatkins. B. Sehadel. E. Fisher, H. Smith. E. Holfnian. D. Cnnipliell, YV. Burkhart. JV. Robertson, F. Fnxon, B. Williams, M. Nfntliews. T. Eberly. VV. Best, H. Owmley. A. Holmes, N. lfller. R. Gnrner. SECOND Row: J. Mefarlhy, J. Hood, J. Lig elk. A. Wlilson. E. Searight, A. Ferti , R. Browne. H. Arnold, J. Dietz, J. Ray, J. Wilson, F. Golny. W. Athens, T. Hnine, VV. Grind- rud, DeVoss. G. Vitullo, R. Baker. B. Huis, R. Warn. G. Elierhurl. FIRST Row: W. Grelieh, H. Fulon. R. Prikett, R. VVi htmnn, H. Kain, VV. Bragg, D. Fehooley, T. Pyper. A. Pennington, J. Spilker, B. Ball. P. Koenig. J. Fignom, S. Bursh, D. Spencer, J. Jlifooley, H. Hicks. H Jones, R. Rieliy EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS LOWER GROFP. SEVENTII Row. lei? fo rigid: M. Hunt, A. Thompson. E. Weher. VV. Van Winkle. R. Johnson, R. Ruggles, E. Ballman, M. Lawton, Nl. Lnvlin. P. While. G. Hayden, J. Bnelir. D. During. J. Hollmeyer. H. Harclesty, B. Stcniler, M. Weaver, DI. Wvcst, S. Hezlef M. Doeneh. SIXTH Row: E. Brnndt, lil. Loudon. M. Mahlenenmp. H. Blattner. M. Hunzelman, A. Grelle. E. Fmndborn, L. Austin: H. Weisl, H. Dennis. M. Neuneister. B. Springer. N. Biehl. FIFTH Row: H. Bnngmu. F. Bruce. D. Grueuinger. M. L. Chu mmzin, B. J. Chol- mondeley, BI. Middendorf, M. DeAngelo. J. Gordon, XI. Rolli. L. Koif. A. Dye, R. Kurz. E. Reiner. M. Becker, D. lYoder, lif. Guest D. Knowles. FOURTH Row: N. Abenclion. D. Jvilson, K. Wolbneh. D. Harrell, F. Johnson, R. Bunselmeier. C. Tennison. A. Sauer, L. hfur- Clock, D. Asmus. M. Bley, M. Kinningham, D. Johuness. F. Schneider. M. Stone, M. Rogers. THIRD ROW: S. Haines, A. Nachhaner, E. Biorkqnisl, H. Segnom. C. Seliubert, M. Sharron, J. Emslie. E. Franklin, N. Julia, M. Pfeffer, L. Sillinmn, G. Hemnn, D. Stevens, S. Hough, J. Barkley, M. Beucus. SECIJND Row: G. Smith, K. Rich, R. Covert. B. McNulty, G. Rnzickn, E. Ford. L. Wiggins, J. Joeyer, A. Stump, V. Nagle, A. Sharp, W. Miller. FIRST Row: R. Partner. E. Miller, A. Teubner, D. Bremer, V. Eicheberger, V. Merriman, C. Johnson, B. Lnuclt. R. Boenke 46 SEVENTH GRADE BOYS UPPER GROUP. EIGIITH Row, left Ia right: H. Spurloek, E. Moonitz, E. Buckley, S. Simmonds, V. Peterson, L. Butler. H. He-man, W. Sampler, R. Puckett, S. Simes, W. Berlingf, W. Adams, P. Mueller, G. Breslin, B. Elam, W. Fishhau, R. Hiifins, H. Glass, R. Dickerseu. W. Glazer, D. Williams, R. Granville, A. Va entine, R. Hngaman. SI-LVENTII Row: P. Rohinson, R. Qmeuce. . Leistner, R. Hill, D. Long, R. McMillan, P. Simmer, W. Meyer, C. Serogigins, E. Moore, D. Spicer. SIXTH Row: R. Tuggle, J. ing, C. Davis, D. Maier, E. Reiners, R. Morehouse, H. Fish, J. Stephesen. E. Stroh e. C. Mnrtlneck. E. Gellenhech, R.. Brown, J. Ferguson, C. Matthews, C. Bock, C. Donelson, D. Kemp, S. Baker, J. Campbell, R. Hauer, E. Nielson. FIFTII Row: P. Smith, R. Wieke, F. Cameron, W. Herget, T. MeCn.mmon, C. Truman, R. Reizuan, J. Lawrence, M. Steinbush, J. Thuxuann, R. Smith, W. GI-eist, W. Young. B. Kercher, B. Marks, G. Buckmaser, M. Johnson, W. Seyferle, J. Weisenhon, R. Whent, E. Kessel, H. Haneoek. FOURTI-I Row: D. Vvoodley, E. Johns, D. Earle, L. Shep herd, T. Warner, R. Ferger, H. Conlon, R. Bloekson, R. Wendelyn, W. Knelsel, D. Jarrett, R. Berry, C. Arend. D. Zeiser, P. Davey, I.. Tguttle. E. Miller, P. Vnllman. H. Gaston, H. Rogers. R. Shanor. THIRD Row: C. Gibbons, J. Sanders, R. Turner. J. Slattery, D. Muelhuy, V. Weise, R. Strasser, D. Plumly, W. Hauser, R. Hum hry, E. l-Ioesns. K. Corey, R. Payer, H. Ripley, W. Hungarland, F. Roeper, C. Rlehen, F. Kemp, A. Boyd. Sncorm Row: R. Wilmer, W. Cihainbelain, H. Jensen, C. Franklin, R. Connor, J. Garvey, R. Prather, W. Koehl, P. Gocker, W. Sorensen, W. Buekert R. Wenner, C. Hartman. W. Postler, R. Shatter, M. Kisker, E. Haines. FIRST Row: E. Hodson, R. Boone, C. Laudeman, P. Moeller, D. Maris, B. Coleman, J. Porter, D. Walters, W. Gahr, B. Stone, G. Lovett, R. Binns. R. Grindrod, A. Shields SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS LOWER GROLP. SIXTH Row, left to right: M. Swope. A. Vest, C. Thompson, B. Radford, V. Graho, B. Reehil, M. Griest. J. lllurray, V. King, K. Ramsey. B. Snvder. J. Portner, E. Burleu, M. Gazaway, E. Mersfelder, F. Covert, M. Hotlmeister, F. Monahan, F. Redmond, P. Parker, G. Gossard, M. Buflinger, J. Hoppe, M. Beamer, C. Reedy. FIFTH Row: G. Helming, A. Perin, G. Robertson, R. McMillan, N. Bassett, C. Anthony, A. Cochran, M. Sand, A. Skinner, B. Shaler, B. Jart, B. Fishbaek, L. Anderson, V. Bayless, L. Layman, R. Pearl- man, M. Mc-Grath, M. Draeh, M. Hager, E. Herrmann, A. Harkins, M. Roberts, B. Howe, M. Weist, V. Remke, D. Behrens. FOURTH Row: H. McIntyre. M. Cook, B. Adamson, J. Deltoo, M. Owen, J. Garn, V. Merhaut, J. Graf, H. Schilling, L. Wheelwright, G. Mareum, J. Roneker, E. Sehenke, E. Stumpf,.A. Larsen, D. Vogt, G. Bradley, J. Norton. A. Evans, A. Beatty, E. Bnab, M. Baeur, V. Striley. THIRD Row: M. Cm-l, J. Harrison, M. Wilkerson, B. Freeman, M. Erle, J. Kitsmiller, J. Tuers, L. Storch, K. Ituggles, S. Gerber, I. Dnnzel, E. Bentz, A. Brown, M. Tuell, M. Rust, A. Campbell, M. Knagiy, V. Maisenhalter, N. Pribe, J. Farney, M. ltaabe, E. Landers, B. Leim- her er, K. Spiekard, W. Scherrer, H. Pleasant. SECOND Row: . Coleman, R. Daulton, M. Fennen. B. Hartley, G. Puehtn., ltl. Robinson, E. Ra p. F. Feder, V. Alexander, NI. Havltn, E. Evans, E. Ware, R. Brewster, M. Jeekle, D. Williams, R. High, E. Cavan, J. Limes, R. Sullivan, L. Cazel, Y. Prater, M. Graver. FIRST Row: D. Schultz, A. Baetz, M. Jones, P. Gable. J. Glosh, A. Eken, M. Holwadel, B. Mnrlatt, M. Janzen, E. Vtiilmes, A. Kuntz, B. Besuner, F. Graham, P. Grimes. J. Hardin, J. Bishop, J. Leroy, M. Compton, M. Winder 47 3 i 6 .'.A wi? li gif Q.. l . ' 5 -' w 1 , ,vm .gg-5,6 . Ufflvc Asslstanfs. G Yell Lvadm-rs. 7 Music- Librarians. 8. Strvvt Car 'Fic-koi. S1-lla-rs. 9 Hurry. 10 FAMILIAR Mr. SCllIIHlllZ. 11. lllxlck. IQ. POSUIIR-11. 13. Book Room Boys, 14. Office Personnel. 15. 48 FACES Janitors. 16. Book Room Girl. Garbage- Collectors. 17. Lunch Caller. Our Bankers. 18. School Trcasurs-r :mel vVitl1l'lJVN',S Armorvd Sorvicc. Assistants. Library Helper. f l' I2 -Bienn- IIILIG AT111,I-:Ties AT lY1T111zow had al- ways played an important part in the school Clll'I'lClllllID, our teams ha.dn't bee11 up to the standard of former years. lYhen Purdie heard of this. he pronounced the cause of tl1e telnporary let-down to be none otl1er lllil-ll tl1e fact that the boys weren't tight enough 011 the line. The athletic department voted Purdie assistant football coach: and, soon after his acceptance of the position, l1e was out on the practice field Hlig'llfCIlil12N tl1e line. Owing to his admirable work, the 1932-33 iGQ,l-111 won the Public School CllHlllIJiOllSlllll of the city. Assailed by the fear of the possibility of too many footballs being lost, Purdie tied rubber strings onto all the balls. The job of being .6 merely assistant coach wasn't enough for the energetic Seotclnnan. so he tried out for halfback position. This appealed to him for a short time, but then he set. out to create a position whereby one could get everytliing backehe didngt like this half- way business. he grumbled. Economy in clothes was the next thing Purdie in- augurated. Substitutes going into a QZIVIIIC had to wear the same suits as the players going out. This slowed the game consider- ably but gave Purdie more time to think out a new Scotch pla.y that would net the team some yardage. ltlany a game was VVOII by this ingenious method of time out so tl1a.t Purdie could think up a new one. 49 BOYS' ATHLETICS WITH THE RETURN of twelve lettermen at the opening practice of the football season, Coach King's hopes were high for a championship team. In addition, many of the new recruits showed good material. In all, it was the most promising squad VVithrow had seen for quite a few years. The only drawback was the comparative lightness in weight of the squad. Coach King formed plays, however, which easily overcame this handicap. Closing a Whirlwind season wit.h eight victories and only one defeat, the Orange and Black gridders won a hard fought game with Hughes and clinched the city championship. WITH TIIE CLOSING of the football season, basketball practice began under the guidance of Coach Duning. Of the large number of boys who turned out, there were four veterans of the previous year upon whom the team could be built. They Were: Gerdsen, Kohler, Kreimer, and Taurman. Despite this fact, the Tigers fought through a hard season, tasting defeat more than victory. Considering the fact, however, that nearly every opposing tea.1n had the advantage of height, the Orange and Black squad made a fairly good record. The basketeers were fighters from beginning to end and did not lose a game without putting t.he best they had against the odds before them. liiuch good material was left with which a winning team can be built up next winter. A SOON AFTER SCHOOL STARTED, Coach Doc', Reuter began prospecting for runners for his cross-country team. In order to get the boys in shape, pract.ice runs were held be- tween the halves of the football games. Although not very successful in the cross- country meets last fall, the Withrow team did very well, considering the fact that most of its members were comparatively new. VVith the coming of winter, indoor track work startedg and, as soon as warm weather returned, Doc began organizing the regular track team. Quite a few members were lettermen of the year before. This year the team widened its scope of activities so that Withrow entered a man in nearly every track 50 and field event held. Exceptional skill in field events was shown by Bill Kent, who holds a number of records, including the southwestern Ohio district record for the pole vault. Last season the team won both city and district championships, and this spring the district championship was again taken by the Tigers. ALTHOUGH COMPOSED mostly of Junior boys without previous experience, the swimming team showed up quite Well during the past season. The all-time city record for the 100-yard breast stroke was broken by Fletcher of the senior team. After strenu- ous practice under Coach VVirth, the tank- men opened their schedule with three suc- cessive victories. From then on, the season was fairly successful, with the swimmers placing not less than fourth in all meets. Several swimmers on the senior team stood out as steady performers throughout the season. The showing of the Tiger natators in dual meets showed they were able to sink the strongest teams in the city when met alone. DESPITE ADVERSE NVEATHER CONDITIONS, which gave the baseball team very little outdoor practice, Coach King had his team well organized by the time of the first game. The first practice showed him that eight veterans had returned to form an excellent foundation for a squad. The battery was stronger than average, and thus enabled Coach King to pin most of his hopes on the pitching rather than hitting. From the lettermen he built up a formidable team which, up to the time the yearbook went to press, had only lost one game. It seemed certain that Withrow would have anot.her championship team this year. THE WITHROW TENNIS TEAM, under the supervision of Coach Duning, formed this spring, with three veterans and three new players. Although not as promising as in some other years, the team prepared to do its best to play a successful season and, at the time the ANNUAL went to press, still had its first game to play. 55 E BAND FIFTH Row, Irf! lo right: C. Dietel, H. Wasserman. J. Abel, R. Vamierhoeeh, C. Schott. C. Grove, F. Bowsher. Founru Row: H. Linnenburg. W. Pugh, P. DeJnger, J. Patrick, L. Marsh. W. Serngginw, G. Mienshnusen, J. King, D. Win-ke, W. Williamson. R. Coleman, J. Cuff:-y. Turku Row: Mr. G. G. Smith, R. Shoemaker, E. Sander, R. Wright, R. Dallas, E, Seuright, R. Gam, K. Eline, R. Alefelder, G. Gary, C. Mauthe. SECOND Row: P. Hutchison. C. lvood, P. McLain, P. Li-imberger, A. Fluekey, l.. Goldberg, J. Hurkins, C. Parrish, W. lmsande, D. W'nits, E. Dee Comton, D. Corey. Fxuwr Row: T. Brown, J. Stevens, F. Willey, P. Wieke, W. Bull, R. Smith, B. Sawyer, F. Dunning, P. Daniels, T. Anderson, E. Biddle, 0. Care, C.Hest, J. DeLattore o WIT1-mow HIKIII ScHooL football game in our beautiful stadium would be complete without. the presence of Smittie,s Tiger Bandf' Vliithrow followers have be- come so accustomed to being' eiitertained during the game that football and the band are spoken of in the same breath. The Broken Field Running which Coach Smith has drilled into his Smit.hites is second only to that of the Ohio State Band, the peer of college bands. The individual members, feeling it is their duty to VVithrow High School to do their share for the occasion rather than to be mere spectators, are faithful to their school band just as the players are to their team. The teams join me in extending our appre- ciation to Director Smith and his band for their loyalty and untiring efforts to make the football season a complete success. ww T 51 - 9 l 45 1 TRACK.TEAN1 FIFTH Row. lrgfl in riyhl: Y. Eliot, Y. Cnruthvrs. G. Bowden, C. Long, B. Curt:-r. W. lllackliurn, R. Nluyvr. H. Forrl. l ouuT1l Huw: lll, Nlx-Guwnll. W. lleffcnger, B. Rauvh, YV. Carnes. V. Arnistrorig. .l. Fwolt, E. Anderson, F. Alcorn, Tlilun Ruw: R. Brown, L. Meyers, F. Bzirkau, H. Blume, B. Sanxnmnw. U. Metzger. H. Logan, J. Tylvr. Coamli Renter. SECOND ROW: R. Altmaln, B. Tvnlmvr. F. llullux. T. Tllvker. YY. Kcnl, J. Hnivhinsun, J. Fnxrkn-rl. A. King. E, Huffman. FIRST Row: R. Wilkerson. R. Strauss, R. Bs-nnvt, R, Rippvy. F. Holder. F. llngun. R. Shreve, J. Small, H. Rollins FOOTBALL Fu- ru Row, Iqfl fu riylzlf Mgr. G. Corken, J. Svhiriner, J. Cassidy, XI. f'hnmlIvr, R. Sammuns, H. Lugun, 'l'. Lulz, J. Tuurman, D. Hill, J. Buck. Mgr. A. Tripimv. Fm'n'ru Row: Mgr. C. Parrish. E. Brunilugv. S. Elliott, R. Fisher. A. Mnhns, H. Ingles, C. Grove. R. Roth, D. Peuslvc, J. Hr-ssvl, Mgr. P. Daniel. Tlllim Row: f'om-h King. A. lfulvy, R. lirvitvnsiein, YV. Sl'llWl'lllll'ill, N. Kuhlvr. A. Gcrdsen, E. Prim: J. Gmssnicklv, YY. liluckburn, J. Kuhn:-ll, J. lincklvs. SHPONII Row: W. Rauch, VV. Sholwr, R. Teulmvr. J. Dnnivl. D. Hagan. F, Xlclhxwe-ll, YV. Carnes, YY. Meir-r, F. Mn-tzgvr, A. Riley. R. Laughlin. FlR'iT Row: R. Spurgeon, R. Mc-yvr, A. Hivke, R. Brown. J. Nluycux. W. Holes, D. Turku-ri 52 BASEBALL FUITRTII Row, lzgfl 10 righl: ll. Appurius, F. Conilincr. E. WVurner. N. Frusson, Nl. F-loc-kvr, D. Mizncr. Tnllm Row: J. Gmssnivkle, L. Pape, A. Folvy, F. Burklmrflt. R. Campbell. L. Webb. SECOND Row: Touch A. King. D. Cnrken, W. Fnrnvs. F. llc-Dowvll, YY. Blnc-kluurn, YV. Holes, VV. Sclmwvmlz-in, P. Daniels. FIRST Run: ll. Logan, D. Pnul, J. lhmivl. R, Sllllllllllllt M. f'l1unnllvr, J. D'Anclre-an VOLLEY BALL TEA NI Sllruxn Row. lqff Io righi: Cuawli Wirth, F. Mulligan. R. Vlfinsperv, E. 'l'r0r'l1lvr. FIRST Row: T. Osborn, W. Tvugle Snroxn Row, lqft lo righi: Convh Dunning, E. Lynvh. R. Wardemnn, R. Wnhlcy. Fins? Row: T. Brunen. R. Wile 53 SWIMMING TIIIRD Row, lzft Io riglzl: Couch lvirlh, YY. Grossv, R. Wilv. B. Hollmcyer, V. Jann-s. D. Moorv. SECOND Row W. VVurste'r, R. Yvhite, S. llcmel, J. Small, R. Pennington, 'l'. Bruner, Rl Hurtig, FHIST Row: F. Consiincr R. Flvtvhcr, R. Teulzner, D. Consllncr. R. Fl'llSll3l lIl2lf'lll'f, A. Sim-cklin BASKETBALL TEAM SECOND Row, lqfl in righl: Conch Dnning, J. Taurman, J. Rupp, E. YYarner, W. Schwemlcin. FIRST Row A. Foley, W. Carnes, A. Gerdsen, N. Kohler 54 . ., F1543 ,155-3 j is :M ,yn if GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION IIE GIRLS, ATHLETIC .ASSOCIATION has had a very successful year. It has accomplished its main purpose, that of im- proving the health of the girls through the various activities. This organization opens the season by a hare and hound chase. Hockey, basketball, baseball, swimming, and color day follow consecutively. An Honor Night banquet closes the athletic season. At this time, the girls who were on champion teams are awarded chevrons, those who have received five hundred G. A. A. poiIIts, numerals, and those who have earned one thousand point.s, an all-around VV.,' The Honor Ring is presented to the senior Honor Girl. The G. A. A. officers this year are: President, hlarcella Ackenhausen, vice-presi- dent, Denise Eickhoff, corresponding secre- tary, Edith Bittman, recording secretary, Pauline Easter, treasurer, Dorothy hleek. IIE IIOCKEY SEASON started off the girls' athletic year. After three exciting class games the championship was awarded to the seniors, and the juniors followed with a close second. For the first time in the history of VVithrow, the girls had a chance to compete with another school. A team selected from the honorary Varsities and All-Stars won from Hartwell. The entire hockey season was under the skillful management of Pauline Easter. Assisting her were the following class captains: Senior, Mildretl Lind: junior, Lorraine Hogan, sophomore, Edit.h Bittman, freshman, Elfrieda Hopff. I VER TVVO IIUNDRED GIRLS turned out for basketball practice and group games. After an exhibition game and one week of practice, the girls were divided into group teams. After these group games the different class teams were chosen. The class games resulted in another senior victory. The entire season was under the management of Helen Hutchison, assisted by the following class cap- tains: Senior, Alberta Heshong, junior, hlary hlargaret Rogers, sophomore, Helen Paffem- ritter, freshman, ltlarie Chestnut. N EXTENSIVE AND INTERESTING swimming program was carried out this year. The three meets, held in December, February, 56 and April, were VVOII by the Sophomores, and tlIe Freshmen came second. This suc- cessful season was due to the effects of the swimming Inanager, Doris Hexamer, assisted by the following class captains: Senior, ltflargaret Ringhand, juIIior, Alma Ziegler, sophomore, Clo O'Neal, freshman, Patricia Vockel. Seventeen girls received swimming letters and seventy-five points towards their SVP Four girls passed the senior life- saving, and fourteen passed junior life- saving. IIE INTERCLASS BASEBALL SERIES started this year during the last week of March. After a few weeks of pI'actice, the class games were played. The juniors were declared champions after six very well-played games, and the sophomores came second. The baseball season was under the efficient man- agement of Dorothy Bleek, assisted by the following class captains: Senior, hlildred Lind, junior, Lorraine Hogan, sophomore, Edith Bittman, freshman, AIIn VVhite. IIE 1933 COLOR D,'xY, the girls' animal track and field day, was held in the IYithrow Stadium on hlay 1. The two parts of the program were: The entrance of the classes, and the various field and track events. The seniors won first place in the stunt with the Pied Piper of Yvithrow. The school grounds were swarmed with green, blue, and red rats. The three lower classes failed to rid tlIe grounds of these rats. The Seniors succeeded, and were rewarded by the G. A. A. Board. INSTEAD or IIAVING four hurdles for speed, only three were used this year. Because this is so new, there are as yet. no national records. Lorraine Hogan fulfilled the re- quired time by ruIIning the hurdles in 7:4- seconds, thus establishing a national record. hloselle Gaston established a new running high-jump record for VVithrow with a jump of 4:72.-IQ, which equals second place in tlIe national record. Lorraine Hogan established anew hurl-ball throw record by throwing 9315 feet. In the final totaling of points, the juniors won first place with 69M points. QJQ Q gg N 3 :E , , - , if H X xg 1 E Y 'P F38 mnfmiialezam M memrninfmaarmmiw 1. Tennis Ulnb. Q. Color Day-Class Ilnskvt- Ball Tllrow. 3. Junior and Svnirn' R4-cl Fross Life Saving Squads. GIRLS' ATHLETICS Fulnr Iluy-Potato Racer. 9. Baskot Ball i'l1a1mps. 13. Riding Club. llaslcct Bull l'l1n1npiuns. 10. Dance Club. H-. Valor Day Hurdles. Color Day-Target Practice. ll. Hiking. 15. Howling Tm-um. Swimming Tvaun. l'2. Color Daly. 16. Senior Flaws Stunts. lluckvy Vliunzps. 57 Dwiqnnliori BIARCY AcKExnAusaN... . , , , . Inv BALL .,............ ..... Orro BAUM ...,..... Rnrn Br-:1-rvmza ..... Boa Baal-rExs'rErN. . . KAY Cmsow ........ Annmr: CHA1.xr:R .... SUNG CHAPMAN ...., En C oruuLL .,..... YATTES CaAlG ....,., KEN Cm'r'rENnoN. PEG IBAVIS .....,., BILL DEr'r'xNGaa ..... GENE on Nnccio. . . , BI!-LIE Dxcxnss ..... , CnAm.u: D1s'rEL ...,, RUTH Doanca ..... Tou DUNN. ........ . Boa ELLSBERRY. .... Emrrna EnNs'r ..,.... Do-run FITZGERALD ..,.. . . . AL Foanar ..,....... Rao Gnansmx ...,, NAN Gxnaous .,... Jr-:An Gauaas ....... Barry' Gvsrmraa .... Soenn-: I-IAmuoN ..... Bam HIBCHONG.. .. . Lorm HEXAMER .... MARGE lirooms ..... KAY Horrmu ...., H. R. I-Ioorr-:N ....... RUSSELL Jonsson .... Vuion Jonas .... . . Psaor KAIN .... MARY Knurnn .... Blu. Kam. .... . MARY KLaiN ...... MAHIAN KonL.. . . . Noun Koanrza .... HAaar Kasas ..,. . Drcx Kaaas ...... Boa Keanu-:a ..,.. Don LEBLDND .... . Was Lovr: ..,.......... ..... Do'r'rxr: MCDANII-:L .......,.. . . . Ru'rnMAar McDaaMo'r'r ...,. . . . Am' MCNEIL ..,....,..... ,,... Dor MEEK. ..........., .... . Aunnnw Mnrus ..... BILL BI!-BLCH ..... EDNA BIILLER ....... Muzcm Moamsos .... JANE Moasa ......,. HAROLD NEIMAN., . . . Gmxr Noirrn ..... .imma 0'BRlEN ...,. HELEN OGDEN ..... KAE Osaoaaa ..... Bsrs Owl-:iv ..... J naar Pumcx .... D. J. PEASLEE. ....., , BIARGABET Parnas.. . . Blu. PIFGH ,.....,... Anus Prana ...... MARJORIE Rmrr ...... MARTHA Rsuwsa.. . , . RAY Ruins .....,,.,. CHARLOTTE Roca ..... JANE. RUP? .......... BlLLSCROGGlNS........ CHARLOTTE Snocxuzr ..... ..... DANN Sutra ...... BULL Smut ......... Bnrrr SMITHTON .... . BILL Tnnmu. ..... Tnnav Taoaxna .... Jnnmc Taouaon .... MARY Uuma ...,...... . . . Ar. Voanum ....,........ . . . Doius WAFTENSCHMIDT ..... . . . Boa Warn: .....,........ . . . Boa Wim: .,........ Q. . . . . Jonusr Zz-:roLr:a.. . .. DESTI I rwlination Dean of Girls ......,. Own a golf course ...,. Practical joker .... Doctor ......... Forest ranger. . . Bridge expert ........ Dietitian ,..........,. . . , Admiral in Swiss navy .... Dentist .............., Public enemy No. 1.. . . . Bugler ............. Gracie Allen II . .. . Cheer leader .... Teacher ...,.,. Writer ............. None ................. Bing Crosby's rival ....... Professional entertaining ,... Operatic star. .....,...,. . Lawyer. ........, . . Football coach .... Blacksmith ..... Veterinarian .... Hobo ...... ...,.,.. Radio singer ......... Kindergarten teacher ..... Start a revolution ......,.... Physical education teacher.. . . Social worker ,... ....,..... Economist ............... Talkative librarian ..., Minister. ..,...,.. . . Parachute jumper ,.... Non-stop flyer ...... J ig-saw puzzler .... Toe dancer ..... Singer ............, Actress .......,...... Kindergarten teacher. . . Football coach ....... Personnel work. ............. . . Radio announcer ....... . ........ . . . . Push little white ducks in water ..., ...,. Faculty member. .... . . .......... , . . . Fhipbuilder ................... Housewife .......... Fashion designer. . , , Diplomat ......... Housewife ...,.,.. Engineer ..... . . .,.,. Lowell Thomas ll .... Stenographer ....... Accompanist ...... Blues singer .... Business man .............. Librarian ................... 5 and 10 cent store magnate .... Aviatrix ................... Rival for Mickey Mouse ..,. Kindergarten teacher .... . . Lawyer .............., Mechanical engineer .... Librarian ............. Engineer. .......... Journalist. . . .... . . . Interior decorator ...... Math teacher ........,... Solver of legal pmhlems ..... None, ..... ,............ French teacher .... President ......... Opera singer ....,.,. Business manager .... Actor ,,...... .... Terrible! ....... Flea trainer ....,. . Doctor ............. Costume designer.. . . . Circus performer .... Scotch lawyer ...., Unknown ......... High-class loafer ................ . . . . . Piano mover ..... ............... ...,. President Brass Pounder's League 58 ' TIO Actuaiion Column advisor for the Iovelorn Divot digger. Undertaker. Interior decorator. Cowboy. Engineer's wife. Raiser of jumping beans. Yodeller. Cement mixer. Practical joker. Life's minor tragedies. Dignity. Howling success. Matron, Home for Dumb Animals Writer of hair tonic labels. Efficiency expert. Poor Bing. Sight-seeing guide. Pretzel vendor. Barmaid. Football coach. Horse doctor. Dog catcher. Railroad magnate. Sound effects for Doodlesockers Authority on child care. Revolving door addict. Contortionist. Golddigger. Sponsor for matrimonial bureau One ot the unemployed. Amen! Flag-pole sitter. Who knows? Padded cell. Corn plaster demonstrator. Train caller. Mary of Jack Benny fame. Merry-go-round owner. Champion pie-eater. Flea trainer. Circus barker. A ducky idea! Interpreter. Tinker Toy addict. Blues singer. , Dietitian. Soap-box spouter. Telephone operator. Live wire. Chief Giraie, Tall Story Club Chewing gum consumer. Piano tuner. Betty Boop II. Pawn-shop owner. Stamp collector. Woolworth the money. Elevator operator. Success. Lolly-pop vendor. Vas you dere, Sharlie? Ping-Pong artht. Bookkeeper. Jace vendor. Contributor to College Humor.' Surgeon. Budget keeper. Reno. Fame. Parlez-vous madamoiselle. Hermit. Musical comedy star. Henpecked husband. Gracie Allen's missing brother. Can you imagine. Social worker. Medicine man. Modiste. Bareback rider. Economics teacher. Lady of leisure. Somnambulist. Jazz player. Magnetic personality. s sooN AS PURDIE llrzxnn of the organ- izations here at Wlitllrow, he obliged us with a few Scotch suggestions. Clubs were the first consideration of the thrifty commentator. Purdie thought it advisable that all the clubs should be merged into one large body. Pins, a very expensive and altogether unnecessary luxury, were to be dispensed withg and ribbons were to take their places. His first illuminating idea proved impractical, principally because of the inability of French students to converse l intelligently with scholars of German or Spanish and vice versa. Some of the lesser clubs were eliminated by Purdie, who deemed them a burden to tl1e nielnbers. His second suggestion fared better than the first. Fewer club pins were sold this year than ever be- fore. Ribbons proved a popular institution at. Wiitlirow, possibly because of their less costly initial expense. Purdie certainly has econoniized business affairs here at school, especially by slicing the price of the new 1933 ANNUAL. 59 KALI DASA VPPER GROVP. FIFTH Row. lift lo righf: ll. J. Strnlmlv. R. Bvhrvmlt, J. Ho01l.B.Bnnsvlnn-ier. M. Ko:-lx, D. Meek. ll. Faust J. Rupp, B. Ili-Fnrlancl. V. North, B. Wennor, G. Krnll, K. Oshornv, M. Morrison, H.l ochmn. Forum: ltuw: B. Chumplin, E. Cramer, A, Mack, R. King, M. Lind. V. Rngv, R. Gustvttvr, R. MvO0rumtl, M. Anspuvh, A. Clnllkvr. E. Mill:-r, V. Brnckmnn. G, Brurk Tnnm Row: M. Okvit, M. Arvnd, E. Pylv, A. G1-rlnxrdt, N. Gihlmns, G. Bloellnmn, R. 1I0lllt'lCl3. E. Svhnlxncyer, E. Tinime, R. llncnvh A. He-at-lmng. SECOND Huw: V. Wellig, L. Parks, V. Boys, ll. Nolulv, J. Acoxnb, F. Owen. A. Hanilman. D. Fitzgerald. K. Hoffnnm, D Hr-xnnwr. Flnsr Row: B. Barishlnnn, M. Sotlmrd, F. Ayres, V. Suehr, M. Glynn, H. Ogden. C. Hnrvuot, E. Fniithton LOWER GHOVP. FIFTII Row, lqfl lo righl: P. Henlun, M. Dnhlmnn, B. livhymer, H. Wiggt-rs, M. Kinzvr, II. Pullitt, V. Stefunolf, Q. Phillips, E. Flint, R. Jvnkinsnn. Forwrn Row: M. Klein, I . Ewvrs. P. Ringliunil, D. K1-nwrighf, Ill. l'lmvr, P. Kremsnvr, V. Hall J. Moifnnl, M. Avkvnlmnsvn. THIRD Row: N. Schli-singer, E. Fonts, M. Ernst, B, Alexander, L. Mcfoy, M. Ainsworth, H. Enrnllnrl M. Fulfonl. M. Smart. S1-:r'0Nn Row: M. Higgins, J. Jnntz, E. King. M. Coopm-r. A. Atvhcson. G. Colvin, B. Lullsv, D. Schuh:-rt FIRST Row: L. Bi-llrlv. E. Ernst, S. Jensen. H. Hulvhieun, Hits Rusenhergvr, ff. Shnckh-y, B. Stnnslmry, l-'. Gregory. G. de Num-in 60 I v f'll.tRLOT'l'H SIIUVKI I'rf'sirIanl Ihzm-:N Hvrvnxsnx. l'irr-1'rc.viflmI S.tllAJANl'I Ji-zxsrzx, Swrcfury Bi-rrn' ST.tNs1n'm'. Trr'u.vun'r Tim fxllAI'M.XN. l'r1'xidz'nl lhrriw' lirs1'i:'r1'mz, l'i1-4'-1'r1'xi!Irni .l.u'Qrlci.iN P1-zrizns. Sw-rflfzry Ai. Foxx:-:Y Tn'n.+u r1'r Il i:'r'rv Winn:-zu. I'rf'xi1lz'n1 Emqfixun Ni-:um.i-zs, Vicf'-I'rcs'1'flrni mul Sccrrln ry BILL CAMPBELL, Trmsu fur I THALIAN FIFTH lluw, Iqfl Io righl: R. lhn-sm-hor. ll. Smilh, W. Rin-lli, C. Plirrnmnn, W. Mcsloh. R. Wnlkur, W, Pm-llil, R. llufnssc. R. Wilki-rson, D. I'vnels-v. Fornru Huw: J. 0'llrien. G. Wrighl, H, Mclfurlzind, M. Ringlland, K. Oshnrne-, B. Otto, J. Rupp, R. Blcinvkv, U. Sorenson. H. Huff:-lil. YY. Km-nl. D. Whituhwul. Timm Row: R. Applegate, W. Ammon, Nl. Klinv, J. Angert, A. lhildwin. Bl. K. Carson, J. Dillvncnnrl, M. Khlwr, R. Rl. Xl:-Dvrinnlt, E. Smilhtun, W. Harte. R. Kreimer, B. Willie. Sl-:comm How: J. f':mk, A. Vugvlvr, F. Applvgiltv. M. J. Slrulile, J. Murphy. G. Ds Num-io. D. Fitzgvrzild. M. Reuwer, WV. G. Dickine, Jensen. H. Hoolun, F. Jnhmhm. Fmsv Row: E. Sturkvy, P. Molful. ll. Gnslvlicr, T. fxlmpnnm, Miss Rosvnhr-rgcr. A. l urni-y. J. PL-h-rs, A. Mr-Nm-il. A. fxllllllivl' ALPHIAN Fuvwrll Huw, lzgff In riyhl: D. l'i-nninglon, J. Small. L. Blntliiaw, V. Horton. A. Lorlmrli, R. Jupp. F. 0'Ni-nl. J. Ilnkiv. B, Jones. Tllllm Row: G. Hnnilm-or-k, V. Slvvvns, A. Diwtlvr, J. Hnqlie, D. Wi-ssingcr. V. Ellingwnoil, ll. Erwin, L. llrvlmn-r, S. xl1'lllPl. SIGFOND Row: B. Owvn. Nl. Vain Lvunun, J. L. Lukcn. B. Hola, R. Kyiv, H. Hinivs. FIRST Row: B. clillXlDlN'll. ll. We-lwr, Misc Raitlvrinaui, E. Ncvdlvs, C Grvm-Ivy 61 ALPHA Y SIXTII Row. Irjff In righl: E. Pylv. R. Pcnnian. A. Gerhnnlt. E. -lllllllllilllllll. J. Urth, T. Krnegvr, M. MvL:'od. Al. A0li0llllllll5t'Il. D. Meek. FIFTH Row: V. Boys, D. lliilxop. F. Ewers. M. Okvit, B. Faust. H. Battvliln-iser, R. Hauler, L. Linser. R. Gregory. V. Stevens, M. Vnn Lcunvn. l 0I'IITIl Row: M. Illnwr, B. Parker, E. Denman, B. Fnlkvrth, KI. Prof-s. J. Rufsvll. H. Alnahus, R. Kviclel. H. Mathis, J. Hrwtie, E. Whitv. 'PIIIRII Row: M. Kohl, D. Mcllaniels, HI. Roth, D, Holdvn, C. Shnckley. N. Gihbonw, H. Hntchisoxn, F, lJlll3llQllt', M. Reuwcr, P. Kain. SBCIINII Row: RI. F. Hidden, S. Jensen, E. TiIIIlII:'. K. llotl'III:Inn, P. Davis, M. J. Slrohlv, L. Kipp, D. Fitzgerald, R. Geary, N. Meyers, R. King. FIRYT Row: E. King, L. Berhle, R. TiI1IIII1', E. l reclri.kQ, Mix Brauneckcr, A. Hvsclrong, V. Horton, L. Mathirm, M. Adams TOWER Y FII-'rn Row, legffto right: D. Bain. E. Briggs, K. Rocssler. M. Rodgers, D. Carruthers, K. Bauer, D. Neubauer. FOURTH Row: P. Kremsner, H. Cllfllfllll, V. Sherwood, E. Dunhnr, E. Noclckv, R. GTOSSIDRUID, II, Dahlke. F. Dahlman., TIIIRII Row: G. Matforcl, C. Durham, E. Hanley. L. Mvcoy, N. Radahaugln E. Kaul, M. Crissy, J. Kinney, J. Shaw. SECOND Row: E. WV:-ik, M. Hirst., E. WVoods, F. Applegate, J. Svlu-ilv, M. Hensgen, L. Scott. B. Scott, M. Canton. FIRST Row: R. Lowry, J. Kuntz, B. Soremvn. R. Booth, M. Irwin, J. Murphy, B, Williami, L. Hamilton, L. Tennyson 62 ELLA FIIr:ImII4s, Prmiden! ALIII-:uT.I HF,4CIlUNG, Viva-President VIRGINIA HORTON, Secretary ELEANOR DENhl.AN, Trenxurer Rosnmun' Boorn, Prvsillent J AN EI' M URPIIY, Vive-I'resirlent BETTI' JANE IIANOVER Svrrda ry BI-IIINIUI: SORENSIIN, Trmsurvr BILL Mssmu, Am' MCN 1-zu., Presidents Blu. P1-:1 r1'r, Tom FOSTER, Vice-Presizlcnhv HAROLD lil!-IMAN, BILL IWESLUH, Secretaries Bnucn Siurru, Am Sromcxnm, Treasu rrrs BEN WILLIS. Invm BALL, Prusidmlx Jam: SINCLAIR, Secrelary Am' STOECKLIN, Am' McNx-su., Corresponding Secrelnrirs WITHROW CLUB FOURTH ROW, iff! tu righl: D. Stnffregen, Robt. Brandt, J. Evans, J. Abel, YV. Millvr, R. Hrundl, E. Runk. J. Moran, G. Gallagher C. Wittmcyer, G. Hunselmunu. THIRD Row: D. Doyle, A. Forney, H. Fisher, I. Ball, W. Pugh. II. Krm-ln, R. Weiss, D. Smith, H. Hooten J. Rauscher, C. Cord:-sa, R. Scheib. SECOND ROW: A. Vogeler, A. Gehringer, YV. Ammon, J. Deekin, C. Lung, R. Kidwcll, G. Gillewpie, V Jones, J. Miller, G. Mayer. FIRST ROW: B. Smith, H. Nieman, YV. Pettit, WV. Nfesloh, Mr. Hunt. A. IUCN:-il. 'l'. Foeter, A. Sloecklin W. Wurster HI-Y Foi'n'ru Row, ld! lo riglzf: R. Riebs, B. Pstlit, H. Fisher, H. Neher, D. Whitehead, C.Scholt. D. Peaslcc. Tumn Row: T. Tucker, J Hughvs, J. Alwl, C. Krehlxivl, H. Hnuten, C. Johnaton. A. McNeil. SECOND ROW: B. Shober, Il. Riclxurdson. J. Moran, C. Rntliff, W. Jarrett B. Caldwell. R. B u-ka:-he-ider. Fmsr Raw: A. Stnecklin, W. Love, B. Willis, Mr. Howe, I. Bull, K. Crittenden, J. Sinvlnir 63 y LAW CLUB Fu-'rn Row, lrgfl lu righl: J. Fvinl. L. Yun Winkle. G. Phillips. V. Gibson. F. Gilda-al. A. G1-rhnrdl. P. Tvnnison, L. Francis, Q, Phillips. C. Witlxm-yer. G. Gullmrluvr. lfzxlwrrli Row: A. Wodn-. R. Yurmnrk. YV. YVoml, Rl. Gnnluu. B. Guuclv. F. Jonmi. V. Meier, V. lim-is. M. Do Bcll. C. Kilwlulf. 'rllllill Row: 'l'. Vigurilh. J. Meier, J. Mulolt, R. Fuhi. E. xxillllli. L. Knovrm-r. V. Noell, M. Clarke. Xl. Bn-rling. Il, Stump. SECOND Row: E. Ze-pf. T. Nm-lkv, M. Re-mkn-, K. M1'Kc-uwn, C. Silver, D. fllllllIll'l!'l'i, 'l'. Dimelral, J. Wharton. K. Sumlusky. ll. lla-wirv. l nN'r Row: N. Prilvlmrrl. L, Jones. J. YVulton. Xlr. Zicglcr. Mr. Svny. R. Berry, R. Ellis, F. Hutrhinson PHILOLOGIA FOVRTII Row, llgfl 11,1 riylll: ll. Lzllforlllnv, I. Ball. XV. BIISKQOWIIII, YV. Bl0Sll7ll, YY. Pvllll. B. Bllllrr, B. Tvrrlll, YV. llvlllngur, C. lvlll- lllI'j't'l', C. Howvs. Tlllllll Row: D. Vlhits, C Huuck, L. llvlmymcfr, R. Rivbs, T. Tucker. R. Vulrnline. R. Willis, A. Slum-, W, ll!llllS0j' B. Hoffman. Snmwn Rnw: A. Vngler, Il. flokcloy, C. Wciesnmn, D. Doyle, R. Applvgulv, A. Bla-Noll, WV. Wurster, ll. YVciss, A. Cornish. FIRST Row: R. Wil:-, B. Pugh. WV. K1-nt. H. Krc-ln. Mr. Wirth, f'. Sc-hott. E. florrill, H. Niomnn, D. Le-lllnml Rr'ru BERRY, llrrxillrul R.uu1,o.a Elms, l'lf'l'-I'l'l'XillL'Ilf Juuxxnz W.-usmx, S1'l'rz'lflry Luis Joxlzs, Trrnxurrr Cmn Sc'um r, Humx' Kmzns Prvsizlfnlx EXJGAR Comuu.. Blu. l'l'c:u, F4-nsnrs 64 l ETH:-:L Knusiz, Presidmit Mnmuuu-1 VAN LEUNEN, Vice-Presidzmf EL1z.usE'riI HIDDEN, Sccrvlary VIRGINIA Cnmm, Treasurer . Anuxr: Cimuu-zn, President ALMA Ross, V ice-Pn'.s-izlmt WILLIE Gmc!-1 Dxcxms, Secrulary KA'mRx'N ROESSLER, Treasurer . LITERATAS Forirm Row, lqft to right: T. Carley, K. Hunt, J. Bader, J. Ong, K. Fisher, B. Vollruth, H. Webking, R. Straube, M. Williamson, D. Hewitt Tnmo Row: B. Bolce, B. R. Frommeyer, D. J. Freeze, V. Sherwood, A. Kirkwood, J. Thompson, M. Baxter, V. Stevens, H. We-ddle SFIUND Row: B. J. Menefee, R. Kyle. M. B. Conner, H. Hightower, A. Struble, S. Eastman, M. Chesnutt. FIRST Row: L. Schatz, V Crumb, M. Van Lfaunen, Miss Meredith. E. Hidden, E. Kruse, R. Gregory SCRIBBLERS Fourvm Row, left fo right: Jfliupp, E. Ulmer, J. Angert, D. Waffenschmidt, M. Reiff. THIRD Row: M. Thomson, F. Shirra, N. Gibbons M. Ackenhansen, J. Dillenvourt. R. Crosley, D. Hexamer. SECOND Row: M. F. Hidden, H. Ogden, A. Walker, C. Shockley, B. McDowell E. Ernst, M. Hirst. Fmsr Row: G. de Nuccio, K. Rm-ssler. A. Rose, Miss Atkins, A. Clmlker. W. G. Dickins, B. Owen , 65 GERMAN CLUB FIFTH Row, Iqft lo righl: A. Meyer, W. Hopkins, L. SteB'ens, R. Snmmons. FOURTH Row: J. Schiedt, R. Breitcnstcin, D. Wicke, R. Wa-dig, VV. Miller, H. Wassernxan, G. Sears, J. Buckles, R. Brester. THIRD Row: F. Volkl-ns, C. lllnrk, R. Plettner, L. Ulmer, H. Rauch, R. Weiss, H. Baltenheiser, E. Bellonby, R. Porlner, J. Abel. SECOND Row: S. Wilnn, F. Trinka, R. Rudn, l . Gregory, E. Shumaker, E. Schulmeyer, A. Ziegler, A. Bellstedt, J. Kirkpatrick, B. Drennan, L. Guldbcrg. l ms'r Row: B. Lnughlin, B. Slnnsbnry. L. Knoerzer, W. Mesloh, Dr. Schoenlc, C. Schott, E. Ernst, J. Hn-tzell, C. VVeissnuin . SPANISH CLUB FIFTH Row, lrfl to riglzl: W. Day, W. Ramsey, W. Wnrster, W. Alberts, H. Nieman, G. Smith, W. Pugh, F. Fowler. Fumrrli Row: M. Klein, F. Ewers, V. Sr-herer, C. Mueller, H. Krummc, N. Schlesinger, H. Dahlke, A. Disller, M. Hamrick, R. Mergler, E. Myers. Tuum Row: B. Owen, P. Dnvidorf, A. Wipper, H. Holield, H. Earnhart. A. Vordenberg, F. Brunson, D. Kenwright, J. Davidorf, E. Schmidt, H. Cochran. SECOND Row: L. Schaefer, M. Sotlmrd, P. Sotlmrd, P. Henton, M. Glynn, V. Wesche, E. Dugan, R. Lindcll, M. Cobb, B. Owen. Fmsr Row: A. M. Dilling, A. McNeil, Miss Perkins, Miss Mudge, Miss Pichel, R. Brnndt., M. Smart 66 CARL SCHUTT. Blu. I'rmii1w1f.v CARL AVHISSMAX, Br:'r'rY Snwsnunv. Vice-Prcsidmlts Em'1'HE ERNST, M ERLOH. LILLIAN KNOPIRZPZII, Sf'C7'f'fllTl'PS' JEAN Hr-:'rzr:l.l.. Bu Trfrlxzlrrr ART MUN min., President Bon Bruxm. Vice-Prfsidcrzl ISIAHGAM-11' SMART. Srvrvlnry n L.u'Laul.lN. 1 . GENS TOGATA Doms Hsxnmzn, President J Axe Drrmexcoonr, l icf'-Prfsiflmll PHYLLIS DONNELLY, Smrefary Ern EL KRALI., Trcasllrrr AENEADAE Vmmx IA Noam, I'rf-sirlent S.-xR.uAN ra J ENSEN, l','l!'l'-1,7'!'8ldl'Ilt Mniuonr I-1 R Eire. Swrrtary Douonn' FxrzG1m.xLD, Trrrmzrer FRENCH BETTY OXVPIN, Prrsilleni will 11-1 liRACE.'DICKlNS, I '1'vc-President LOUISE KOND.A, Srcrdary N.wcx' Gumows, Trmsu rr' r GENS TOGATA-AENEADAE SIXTH Row. lfft Io riyhl: H. Neher, J. Bader, H. Wehking, P. Asbury, M. Whiting, B, J. Cumnitz, V. Horton, K. Hunt, H. Mathis, D Bain, B. Green. E. Hick. M. Adums, L. Mnthius, N. Meyers, J. Wiedemer. FIFTH Row: F. Bock, B. Woodruff, R. Keidel, N. Lind, M Dnher, B. Gusts-tter, M. Ackenhnusen, D. Wnffenschmidt, M. Reilf, E. Krall, B. Sehworherg, R. Juvenile, D. Kercher, E. Smithton, E Ernst, W. Tcrrill. Founwu Row: R. Kreimer, M. Bolce, J. Murphy, A. Pyper, B. Biechler. N. Pathe, R. Behymer, K. Roessler, L. Kondo O. Mumich. B. Kirby, S. de Honey, M. F. Miller, V. Jussen, J. Stevens. THIRD Row: R. Funck, E. Wieck, A. Stumpe, J. Myers M. Richards. S. Somes, M. Rivlmrds, B. Parker, M. Ulmer, R. Booth, P. Kremsner. G. Wood, M. Fulford. G. Krall. SECOND Row: N. Howell P. Donnelley, G. de Nuccio, H. Ogden, J. Peters, B. Otto, M. Fraser, D. Fitzgerald, W. G. Dickins. A. Chalker, M. F. Hidden. A. Gehrenger Fmsr Row: J. Dillencourt, D. Hexnmer. Miss Borreson. Miss Grove, Miss Donnelly, Miss Dann. V, North. S. Jensen FRENCH CLUB Srxrn Row, left to righl: R. Riehs, W. D:-Ringer, A. Forney, O. Ingels, C. Elam. I+'u-'rn Row: R. Timme, H. Cochran, M. A. Honstine, D. Meek, M. Ernst, J. Rupp, M. Ulmer, B. Parker, E. Fouhw, H. Pollitt, E. Kane, L. Hamilton, R. Vordenfelde, M. Le-Roy, B. Flugel. Fomrra Row: M. Dnhlman, R. Lowry, V. Jussen, M. Morrison, V. North, E. Briggs, C. Shockley, E. Denman, E. Flint, R. Herget, M. Kinzer, J. Morse, A. Pyper, B. Gwslzetter. Trrmn Row: S. Jensen, G. Melrford, V. Hull, E. Cramer, M. Dickerson, J. Hood, M. Anspach, E. king, M. Cooper, R. Pister, B. Hicks, A. Wiehert, J. Kinney. SECOND Row: P. Knin, M. J. Stroble, D. McDaniel, L. McCoy, P. Kremener. M. Hirst. M. Moore, M. Okvit, M. Wharton, A. Doench, V. Crumb. Fmsr Row: K. Hoffmann, M. Reuwer, W. G. Dickins, B. Owen, Miss James, L. Konda, N. Gibbons, J. Wharton, D. Ervin 67 - , s E 5 s E x f E PYTHAGOREAN-EUCLI D EAN FIFTH Row, ld! lo righl: G. Meinshausen. C. El:-mi, F. Farris, G. Craig, J. Hager, J. Evans, .l. Klutz, A. MacGregor, L. Dunham. FOURTH Row: L. Meyers, D. Lelilond, F. McDowell, W. Love, B. Sawyer, P. Fisher, R.Gumlerson, C. Young. R. Willis. Timm Row: F. Willm-yi D. Gear, D. Lylle. A. Mehus, J, Sinclair, B. Minturn. H. Nieman, E. Jenninge, R. Peterson. R. Spurgeon. SECOND Row: A. Cornish. I. Ball, F. Lutz, M. Kemper, I. McLean. M. Simon, H. Cochran, A. Riley, W. Henefe-It. A. Forney. I-'msr Row: E. Flecken- stein. R. Walker, M. Reuwer, YV. Alberts, H. F-wineford. R. W'hile, B. Owen, N. Kohler, R. Ellsherry TARTAGLIAN-ASTRGNOMY Fxrrn Row. Iqft 10 riyhl: A. Mau-Gregor, K. Criltvmlun. R, Brandt, T. Oeburne, E. Shepard, D. Penslee, A. Gerdseu. FOURTH ROW: D. Oherklein, A. Mehai, R. Collier, B. Mintnrn, C. Pearson, YV. Kent, L. Reslvr, G. Wright, R. Peterson, WV. Henefelt. THIRD ROW. A. Stone, R. Welch, M. Koller, J. Tlmmas. R. Meineke, J. Rupp, ll. Fulford, H. Scholl. T. Chapman. H. Fisher. R. Wile. SECOND ROW: R. Bchrendt, V. Gordon, C. Shockley. N. Gihboiw, G. Garver. Xl. Kinzer, M. Cooper, I. Curd, L. Scluu-fer. Fmsr Row: C. Weissman, R. Fehl, W. Rauisey, Miss Strale, Miss Fonner. W. Pugh. C. Scholl, YV. Terrill, E. Runk 68 EUCLI DEAN XVILLIAM ALDEMS, Preridrnt M.uw.'ruA Rnuwsn, V-ice-Prcsirleut Dos ALDYLFIBLQN D, S ccrela ry Emmnn Fx.i:cKENs'm1N Trvusursr PYTHAGUREAN ROIIERT Wuxrs. Prcsidenl NDRMAN Knum-zu, Vice-Prcsizlrnl BETTY Owl-IN, Secretary Bun FZLLSBERHY Trvnsurcr TARTAGA LIA N Bur. Punn, President CARL Scnovr, Vice-Prrside'nt Blu. TERRILL, Secretary ED. RlfNK, Treasurer ASTRONOMY w'.xLTER R.msn', Prssizlcnl Awr STOECKLIN, Vice-Prrsidcnl CARL WVEISSMAN, Srcrcta ry RUTH F1-Lin., Tnzasurvr Uris INGr:1.s, Presizlvni Am' RICNEII. l'1'cs-Pr:-.xizlnzf I-Iusomz 1-'oi-rs. Srcrcfary- Tr1'asurz'r J mx G uvnlas, Przfsidcni lin' lhmxs, Vivzv-Prvsirlrnl MARIAN Korn., Svcrvln ry JANE Monsn. Trmsurfr CAMERA CLUB FOURTH Row, Id! lo righl: G. Gallagher, R. Slim-umker, C. Wittniefer, W. Pettit, R. Pcaslee, R. Hurry. C. Davis. Tunm Row: E. Sniithton D. Kvrcher, R, Hnrtcnian. A. Gerhnrdt, E. Fchulmeyvr, T. Krueger. J. Ortlm, E. Miller, G. Bruvk, R. Lindell. SECOND ROW: B. Fnuls, V Sm-hr. L. Meyers, F. Owen, G. Moellmnn. A. Vordenberg, V. Brockman, I. Hicks, E. Rubkin, B. Bnrishmun. FIRST Row: E, Jennings E. Fonts, 0. Ingvls, Mr, Jenkins, A. McNeil, J. Hood, W. Me-slnh JACKSONIAN FIFTH Row, lqfl io right: W. Hurnung, W. Wnrnckc, H. Ford. FoL'n'm Row: F. Dickmnn, R. LaFortune, W. Philippi, Miss I-'indley E. Briggs, A. Heschnng, M. Crossnn, R. Edmonson, T. Brown, W. Mesloh. THIRD Row: V. Mr-Clc-llnnd. M. Morrison, I. Curd, E. Tinmie P. Henton, V.Jusson. J. Hetzell, L. Kingsley, H. Dunlap. SECOND Row: li. Krebs, W. G. Dickins, C. Cross, G, Wood, M. Dickerson, A Mullen, M. Pnilhvr, W. Ramsey. Fmwr Row: M. Kohl, R. Riehs, J. Gruhhs, J, Morse, W. Gescheider, E. King 69 v n 4 l 1 1 CLIO-TWENTIETH CENTURY Firm Row, Id! to righl: F. Thomas, R. Collier, F. Sarvis, E. Fleckl-nstein. G, Craig, T. Osborne, R. Crone. C. Hcutle. C. Young, W. Imsauule. H. Evoland. N. Van Dervort. FOURTH Row: E. Trechter. E. Chapman, J. Scheirlt, P. Fish:-r, F. Bock, M. Dnhlman, B. Faust, B. J. Hove-kamp, M. Wiggers, C. Vance, J. Reynolds, W. Kent. W. Schawc, R. Brown, H. Clark. THIRD Row: T. Chumpmnn, M. Vl'illinms, M. Meyer, R. King, D. Schubert, M. K. Glynn, J. Rupp, V. North, B. V51-nner, R. Xlcineke, V. Lytle, G. Krall, J. Patrick. SECOND Row: V. Wettig, J. Kuntz, P. Kremsner, H. Christopher. L. McCoy, D. Waffenschmidt. B. Otto, K. Osborne, M. Fraser, M. Kisker, V. Franks, ll. Arend. Fins? Row: R. E1-knmn, ll. Rc-ill, ll. Reuwer. WV. Gillespie, Miss Dickinson. H. Fislwr, V. Jones, F. Rnge. R. Teulxner NATHAN HALE-RALSTONIAN FIFTH Row,1zjy'Ho riglli: ll. Olwerklein, E. Rlnscluneyer. J. King, H. Neiman, H. Edwards, YV. Meier, R. Valentine. R. Willis. B. Beyer, W. VV:-iss, R. Fensternlacher. FDURTI1 ROW: R. Guest. C. Cordes, H. Reeves, R. Berhcnrll, N. Lind, B. Reeves. Ll. Ernst, E. S1'l1llllIl0y0l', H. Pollit, Q. Phillips, M. Ackenlmusen, J. Cunningham. R. Smnkorh, S, Wilnn. 'Timm Row: V. Gordon, D. Fusaro, A. Hopkins, R. Jenkinson. H. Cochran, E. Schumaker, E. Flint, M. Kinser, H. Hummel, P. Hall, R. Herget. Ssvoxn Row: P. White, M. Soulhard, R. Hendrickson. M. A. Howenslein, G. de Nuccio, M. J. Sh-olxlv, H. Enrnlmrt, M. Okvit, E. Gavil, B. Lohse. FIRST Row: B. Hopkins, J. Hood, A. Mm-Neil! K. Hoffmann, Mr. F. Ralston, D, Hvxurner. B. Ninturn. J. Aconlli, G. Riemlinger 70 CLIO HUGH FISHER. President Vsmun JONES, Vice-President CnAm.o'r'rE HUGE, Secrdary Bun Tzunmm, Treasurer 'l'WENTIE'1'H CENTURY War. Gnmzsem, 1'rvsidmt BIARTUA REUXY'ER, l'iz'z'-President BIARJORIETREIPF, Sa-rf-tary Ross ECKMAN. Trcnsurer NATHANQHALIJ ART McNnn., Prvsidc'nt KAY HOFFMAN, Vice-Presirlcnl .lx-:AN Hoon, Sccrvtary Bxm. Hoexms. T rvusu rar RALSTONIAN Doms H1-:x.nn:n, Pr:-sidm! Bauer: BTXNTURN, Virr-I'rz-sident JE.mNE'r-rr: Acouu, Secrdary Gunnar: Ritmlaxux-zn, Trmsurcr Bon YVEISS, I'rcaidcnl Joxm M 11.1-xv V1'cc-Prcsiflerzf DAN W.u'rs Srcrflrr ry DAVIS STOFFREG 1-LN. Trrasu rrr i A W xx KN X. in f 'J' fl. W, Dim: WALK1:n. Presidml WM. Al.m1u'rs, Vive-Prmidcni Bon Jax 1-La, Scvrrlary Hmmm' D1'NL.u-. Trfasu rr r CHESS CLUB Tuma Row, Ief! lo right: E. Bc-llonhy, W. Lnve, W. Mc-Gownn. T. '1'uc-km-r, A. Mc-Neil, L. Bs-hymcr, W. Wurste-r. SECOND Row: J. Cook G. Riemlinger, R. Brester, W. Miller, R. Applegntv, A. Cornish. Fmsr Row: H. Auberl, D. Stoffrege-n, R. Weiss, J. Miley, D. Waits B. Jenings RADIO CLUB . Tnmu Row, Iqfl In right: F. Bock, P. Fisher, M. Fm-ldkmnp, J. Steiger, J. Wagner. SEFOND How: B. Rivhen. J. Dee-ken, C. Fpcnring, J. Ziegler, F. Richards, G. Walk:-r. Fmsr Row: R. Janes, R. Walker, Mr. Hamer, W. Alberts, H. Dunlnp 71 l I 4 LUNCH ROOM STAFF SIXTH Row, lrfl fo righl: Mr. Mailhizw, Mr. SCIIX, T. Tucker, P. Krumule, W. Pettit, L. Resler, Miss Tnwnley, E. Fleckenstrin, D. Gear, VV. Tvrrill, Mr. Hunt. Mr. Horinn, FIFTH Row: C. Vlfittmeyer, R. Ellsherry, M. Hcnigen. M. Klein, R. Keidvl. B. Sinilh, J. Bnrler, V. Hnrlon, L. Mathias, M. Adams, G. Lytle. K. Hunt, N. Meyers. H. Muthh, S. Wicks, J. Scott, J. Stevenson. FOURTH Row: R. Riebs, D. Bauer, E Miller, L. Hamilton, R. Bvhynn-r, R. Carver, H. Bntlvnhciscr, A. Yvulkor. D. Ervin, B. Bunselmvier, E. Billnmn, H. Rnurh, A. Heschong F. Gross, L. Behymcr, D. Lelllnnil. Tumu Row: C. Carlson, W. Okvit, J. Shaw, R. Juvenile, M. F. Hidden, A. Chalker. M. Rodger, A Booth, R.. Belirvudt, R. Felil, A. Rose, E. Johnnsmunn, C. Hauck, R. Meyer. Sl-:COND HOW: M. Stocker, M. Moore, M. Hirst, B. VVilliams, D. Abraham. A. Al:-ln-son, D. Achinis, P. Easier, M. Wlmrtun, W. Horne, VV. Fhobcr. I ms'r Row: P. De Jager. M. Kemper, M. Iflnier, B. Pnrker. M. Avkenlmuscn. M. J. Shuwver, J. Grublms, M. Due. C. Hurvuol, V. Van Mzxtre, C. Best TOWER NEYVS FOURTH Row, lrfi to right: W. Pugh. W. Pettit, C. Hnuck. Tnmn Row: C. Schott, A. Vogeler, I. Ball, W. Ammon, D. Le Blond. A. Mc-Neil, N. Gibbons, A. Lee, M, Higgins, V. Davis, L. Jones, E, Johnnsmann. B. Sorensen, E. Kruse. E. Miller. Siccoxn Row: M. Lind, M. Williamson, M. Reiff, E. Spicer, L. Schatz, E. Ylmer. C. Ruge, G. de Nuccio, B. Parker. A. Chalker. E. Smithton. H. Ogden. M. Cooper, D. Wessinger. Fmsr Row: R. We-isx. F. Shirru, H. Hoppe, N. Pritchard. M. Moore, D. Waffcnschmidt, C. Shockley. R. Juvenile. W. Horne, D. Hexamer, R. Doench, W. G. Dickins, R. Lindell, R. Mofiitl. Sm'ri:n ix FRONT: H. Krebs, T. Tucker, E. Corrill, W. Mesloh 72 Duma XVAFFENSCIIMIDT, EDGAR CORRILL, Co-Edilors CHARLOTTE Suocxuzr, T-VIXIFRED HORN!-3, TOM 'I'lvcKmz, WILLXAM Mssum, Assisfanl Editors Huuu' Knsns, Brzxinesr M army:-r JOHN Wmuzr Smv. Assistant Business Manager Rum JUVENILE, .-idvcrtisinyl lllnnngcr DANN Smrru, f'1'muIaIion Munngvr ANNUAL STAFF FOURTH Row, lqft fo right: l. Bull, B. Bla-Farlautl, M. Klein. W. Mesloh, M. Reiif, C. Ruge, R. DuCasse. 'THIRD Row: A. Assuui, E. Miller, E Ps le Miss Parks, Miss Green, Miss Good, C. Fonts, A. Forney. SECOND Row: E. Ernst, G. De Nuccio, H. Hutchison, R. Doeneh, K. Osborne. M. Hnggm M. J. Stroble, H. Cochran. FIRGT Rows A. Magee, M. Ainsworth, N. Gibbons, H. Krebs, W. G. Dickins, D. Smith, R. M. lxIC'l,l'l XIl0it, S Marsh THE WITHROW YEARBOOK EDITOR ............. BUSINESS FIANAGER .... ADVERTISING MANAGER. . . SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER. . . SENIOR SECTION ....... BOYS' ATIILETICS. . . GIRLS, ATIILETICS. . . CLUBS .......... HUMOR. . THEME.. . . . CALENDAR .... ART STAFF. . . PROOF READERS. . . TYPISTS. . . FACULTY. . Nlarjorie Ainsworth Arthur Assum Ben Fern Ralph DuCasSe I Helen Cochran l Gene DeNuccio Margaret. Higgins Betty lNIcFarland . . .Willie Grace Dickins . . .Harry Krebs . . .Dann Smith . . .Ruth Doench i Irvin Ball l Nancy Gibbons . . .William Mesloh . . .Edna hiiller I Edythe Ernst l Kae Osborne .hlarjorie Reiff .Mary Klein i .Elinore Fonts Alice Magee Sargent. lilarsh Ruthmary lNIcDermott Maryjane Stroble Alvin Forney Helen Hutchison Ethel Pyle Charlotte Ruge . . .Miss Good Bliss Green Miss Parks 73 . f L.. +k ..--J ff QQ wha.-lr we re,w-' LLP 'co be QQQQQJ X191 -U Qfzj + 4 P R E I-:H s E N T A T 1 o N s i?gi v Y'h1.e un F,wU1.'1'Y Anvison, PURDIE lXl.w- ciREGOR, interested himself thoroughly in all the presentations throughout the year. He was a inenlber of the casts of all our plays, not to mention the fact that he was the most important. man in the lllinstrel Show. Purdie distinguished himself with laurels in the Christmas play. He was on the other end of the telephone at all times during the performance, completing his task by closing the curtains at the finish. The final play of the year, Mr, Piln Passes By, once more delnonstrated Purdie's dramatic talent. In this presentation, he played a dual role. One was that of YQ-f'g.g Bl'f'lllL'l', who sent a lett.er by lllr. :Pllll to George Marsden. This role required a great a.1nount of artistic restraint on the part of the actor. Purdie's last participation in the big pres- entations of the year came when he took over the leadership of the choruses for the Annual Concert. llflr. Surdo was glad to be relieved of this duty when one so capable as Purdie was available for the job. The only thing wrong with the songs they sang was that he had the boys singing girls' parts, and girls singing boys, niusic. The harmony was 'cdelightfully refreshing and decidedly different. 75 l Anne .......... Carraway Pim .... Dinah . ......... Brian Strange .... Olivia Marden .... George Marden. . . .. Lady Marden .,... Acts I, II, Cl MR, PIM PASSES BY III -The lt A day in July. BI' A. A. EIILNE Presented by THALIAN DRAMATIC CLUB Friday, April 28, 1933 X C. ST SCENE morning room of the I ar' ' fo P2 .. .. . .JANET MURPHY . . . . . . . . ALAN VOGELEII . . , . .FLORIAN APPLEGATE . . . .ROBERT BUEscnEn . . . . .BETTY GUSTETTER . . ...,.. BILL KENT . , . .ARLINE CHALKER nrden House, Buckinghamshire, England. THE MODERN WISE MAN BI' LIILDRED EIAYBERRY Presented by THALIAN DRAMATIC CLUB December 23, 1932 CAST Reporters- for the New York News-Herald: Bill ............. Vvally . Jim ..,.. Angel.. ....... .. . Yvflght ........... The Old Man, owner of the New York News-Herald .... Mary, his secretary .... Helen, his wife ..... Office Boy .......... Newsboy. .......... . . A Poor Elderly Couple: Tim ............., Anna ..... Scene Scene Scene Scene Time-Late Christmas Eve. I -Reporters' room, New York News-Herald. II-A doorway on 42d Street. III-A room in a cheap tenement district. IV-Private office of the old man. 76 . . . .BILL PETIT ...NJERRY COOK . . . .AL FORNEY . . . .BRUCE SMITH . . .. . .Bon BUESCIIER ..........ARTlifICNEIL DOROTHY FITZGERALD ..,........BETTYOTTO ... . . . .BILL MESLOH . . . .ALAN VOGELER .. ......DANN SMITH . .KATHRYN OSBORNE i Y 1 r V w THALIAN PLAY UPPER GR0l'P. Lrf! io righl: J. Murphy, B. Gustctler, A. Vogler, A. Chalker, W. K:-nt, F. Applegate, R. Buescher LOWER GROUP. Lcfl' io righl: J. Murphy, A. Chnlker, A. Vngler, YV. Kent, F. Applegate, R. Bneschrr, B. Gusieiter 77 MIN ST REL CREW Fu-'ru Row, lrgfl In right: N. Kohler, P. Fisher, B. Winspenr. J. Tuurxnun. G. Phillips, R. Gayle, YV. Sholmcr, l. Ball, T. Cnito, R. Krciuier. R. Walker. FOURTH Row: Nlr. Cudwallacler. D. Salt. A. Vogvlcr, H, Cox, A. Forney, T. Kemp, F. Wogvustnhl, H. Hooten. Mr. Horton. T1-nun Row: B. Richardson. B. Breitenstein. B. Pnrker, V. Slefanoff. B. Sorensen, Bliss Green, O. Helier, T, Chapman, D. Klein. SECOND Row: R. Durbin. Miss Thnulmld. E. Bremer. M. Kemper. H. Reeves, E. Kruse. A. Kohler. FIRST ROW: B. Ftansblxry, F. Gregory, S. J. Jensen, Miss Becker, F. Bruve. M. Clmpnlan, E. Starkey THE 1933 MINSTREL lk' END MEN Flason Shumard Jerry Cook Joe Horton Bill Scroggins George Wright. Clark Parrish Ed Swuim Billie Hogue Robert Ellsberry P If 0 G R A M Opening Chorus- 15. Baby .....,.. . . .Withrow Trio Fit HS 11 Fiddle fl'0m HGFHIIFI CHHYOH Suite 16. 'iYou'll Get By ,...,.... . . , ....,.., Bomms Mefllfb' --4--4----4'---- - --'-'-- l lvitllwvl' Quartet 17. Meanest Gal in Town .............. Do'r f'oNvER iipfllm Of XUUI' Hand - ------4-- A A -RUBY hmm-'DS 18. Dark Eyes . ...... Withrow Presentation Orvllestra River Home ., .iV1LMA SCHERRER, FRANK Bowsmau 19' Adagio Tm, m A.-,.-l.A4VA-4 A - ACHARLOTTE HILBERG Waltz of the Flowers, W1L1sl'n Fonsrl-1, Annfxmn LANZA wlfllfow Pfvsefltllthln 0fChf'SU'a 520. Big Profnndo ................ Romznr ELLSBERRY UR0C'kflbY6 MOUUN --4'4--'--- ------ A-4 BUONES 21. Some of These Days . . ...... .IRYIN NIAZZEI L'Am0ur, Touiours, L Alllflllfv V F QQ. Moon Som ..............,.... Doaornr SCHLIE , MILTUX l'LI.N:f'.' 'IRGINIA HOOKS 23. Brother, Can You Spare 21 Dime ..... DAN HE.kLEY 1 ll Never Have to Dream Again ...... TOM DUNN ,HI HEVHV Little Bit of MP., Huw QHIFLDS ZZTYW Blgk Tun A '4' FREN MAZZEI 25. Why Darkies Were Born . . .,..... BILL KI-:NT llatfer Oy ' ' 'lg ' ' ' ' ' ' 'D ' TAYLLUNGS 26. Harp Solo ...... ............ ...... I 3 l:NNY Boom: Persian Market .........,...,,.,.. DOT XWALKER Q7 nninah., 4.1 Now QHUMKRD Ram Fantasia . .l. .Withrow lfresentartion Orchestra 28' Overture of Pnpular Melodies, Street of Dreams ....,.,.. XX ILLIE GRACE DICKINS with,-ow P,-vsentntion Qmhestm Stringin' Along . . .... IIERMAN WASSERMAN QQ. Closing q'h0mSA-'Vagabond King 78 l Accordion Violins Jean Grubbs Herman Yvasserman Louis Bevilaequa Elizabeth Fisher Theo Kordis Josephine Vtilson Cellos Ruth Stevens Roberta. Fisher Flutes Jean Barr Ell Dee Compton Dorothy A braham Marcella Ackenhausen Marjorie Arend Dorothy Day Ruth Doeneh Martha Fraser Betty Bae Frommeyer Robert Applegate Lloyd Behymer Ray Boehmler Larry Brewer Tom Brown Robert Dallas Harlan Dennis Director of Mus-ic .... Director of Dialogzuf, . . Director of Dancing ,.,. General lllanagfr ....... MINSTREI. CAST ORCHESTRA Clarinets Wilfred Imsnnrle Dan Waits Basses Dick Vanderbosch Marion Faulhaber Jack Coffey Piano Lorraine Grubhs Marion Crosson Leoti Seroggins Marjorie ltlorrison Saxophones Orison Stieringer Bill Schawe Richard Knps Stanley Carrier French Horns Charles Mauthe Frank Willey Rosa. Lee Bauer Jack Stevens Trumpets Robert Heekel William Pugh Fannie Shirra Pierson De Jager PONY CHORUS Ruth Gough Betty Gustetter Cora Belle Harvuot Betty Henderson Doris Hexamer Kay Hoffman Helen Hutchison Ruth lmsande Dorothy Japp Marion Kohl Ruth Kyle Dot Meek Betty Owen Ruth Peters MALE CHORUS Bobert Edmonson Milt Flinn Al Foley Billie Hogue George Haneoek Dan Healey James Hughes Ken Jaeoeks . . , . . .Mr. Geo. C. Smith .. .. .. , ,Mr. F. O. Horton , . . . .Miss Helen H. Taylor .. . , . ,.Clii'l'ord Dunning Sl'ago.Manager feffei-tsl ....,............... Paul Heekel Lzghtzng, A ..,.,.,,.,..,,....,.... ,.... T om Chapman Cosluming. Miss Helen Beeker, Miss Elizabeth Peoples, '28 Malte-up. ....,.........,. , ...... . . .Mary Kemper Eugene Jennings Charles Krehbiel Daniel Paul Denning J. Peasl Bob Bowan Howard Sibey Bruce Smith Ed Stallings PC P11 bl 1'1'1'Iy ............... . A rl D1ir1'efor.v ....,. Posters ....... Ari. ...,.. . , , , Usher Fuplain. , ......... . . Har Qffier., ,,.,......,. . , . ljffllflillg.. . .. ., 79 Trombones Russell Smith Cliff Dunning John Maris Percussion Carl Schott. Harry Krebs Charles Distel Guitar Clem Honkamp Floyd Harris Marion Ruhl Julia Shaw Mildred Simon Mary Ulmer Clarice Vanec Dot VValker Dorothy VVessin Jimmie Starkey Andrew Stone Fred Streicher Albert Swope Jack Yviedemer Sam Wilan Charles Wood ger J ...nflarklarrish Miss Stella Green, Mrs. Sarah Shrn er . ,Olive Weber, Edna Bremer Harold Mills, Sargent Marsh . . , . . . . . . . Mr. Walter Leach , . . , .Mr. R. W. Cadwallader Mr. C. B. WValker, Mr. Wim. B. Miller JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB FOl'li'l'H Row, lift fo right: N. Julia. G. Ruzickn, B. Znrt, K. Wullmnk, D. Hnrrz-ll. V. Remke, M. Hager, L. Wheelwright, C. Rich, L.Wig- gins. TIIIRII Row: B. McNulty. H. Blzittner, L. Austin, M. Lawton, A. Grelle, M. Chapman, K. Spickard, V. Striley. P. Parker, M. Sand, J. Bishop. Smcoxn Row: V. Simmonds. A. Dye, N. Ahensm-hon, C. Schubert. D. Asmuw, J. Gurdon, J. Hoppe, A. Skinner, B. Adamson, M. Conrptun. FIRST Row: R. Blilrsvluxeier. B. Bttlfii-Iii. E. We-hm-r, J. Jaeger, G. Smith, W. Scherrer, F. Johnson, KI. Owen, J. Gam EUTERPEAN FIFTII Row, Iqf! In righl: M. Rciff, V. Stcfanotf, J. Rupp, E. Schulnreyer, E. Fouls, L. Schatz. R. Meineke, M. Smart. FOVRTH Row: C. Schott, M. Morrison, K. Osbornv, P. Stoehr, D. Kercher, L. Brown, N. Hilvert. R. Vanderbosch. TIIIRII Row: J. Coffey, M. De Felice, F. Gregory, B. Stansbury, L. Hilsinger, V. Brooks, R. Vordenfeld, V. Burton. L. Hotfman, D. Waits. SECOND Row: M. Camp, C. Shockley, ll. B. Conner, M. J. Biggrrs, W. Payne, M. YVhiting, L. Meyers. FIRST Row: C. Distr-I, F. Shirra, Mr. Smith, J. Grnhhs, H. Krebs, Nl. YViisey, W. Pugh 80 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB SIXTH Row, Iliff io righlr M. Sl-hmer, V. Nnrlll, A. Hnnclmzm, P. Krenwner, J. Kuntz, V. Horton, B. Kayser. M. Adanns, M. McLeod, D. Anderson, M. Dre-her, D. Svhlie, M. Schultz. FIFTH Row: M. Rulzl. R. Harper. M. Wise, M. RK'lllk9. ll. Reeve-Q, R. Tilton, H. Bauer, M. Schick, N. Kyle, L. HHHllll11ll, D. Kern-her, A. M. Dilling, E. Robinson. Fulfwrll ROW: ll. Brnekcn. C. Fry, C. Hnrtig, R. Larkin K. Harris, D, Neubauer. B. J, White, B. J. Broernmn, E. Hirk, B. Green, J. Flerk, L. Heinss, M. Sfrief. THIRD Row: I. Hicks R. Myers, J. Miner. R. Swoffurd, A. SUIIIIDU, M. Hensgen, B. Williauni, M. Witlnuu. A. Ligge-H, L. Holmes, M. J. Fchoepfel, P. Stein- metz. SECOND Row: J. Snrdo, M. J. Biggers, H. Hartley, M. Lon-khorn, M. A. Green, B. Hummel, E. Fnnek. T. Bnehnxler. K. Aekley H. Reeves, F. Gregory. Flnsr Row: L. Leininger, P. lvlnte, A. Lorlmeh, D. Oberklein, V. Faehr, D. Schubert. W. Hnhn. E. M. Davis J. Carpenter Joseph Snrdo. Direclor. BUYS' GLEE CLUB FOURTH Row. left In riylzl: M. Matlnek. G. Gnllnglwr, R. Gillson, J. MacGregor, R. Riehs, D. Sloffregen, E. Shillings, E. Ousley W. Jneksnn, P. Rive, M. Guw. Tlllnn Row: J. Knneelwl, li. Stankorh, F. Dieknnm, R. Pletlner, J, Sinclair, R. Jennings, H. 'Mc'Clure, R. Sehulz. F. Slreieher, J. l'urpenler, Il, Peaslce, W. Felslhnns. SECOND Row: C. Grcely. R. Brenner, W. Britlnin. J. Gould, C. Decker! P.Iux11orl'. R, Jones, G. Martin. W. Wernz, M. Hnunnn, Marian Crosson luecornpanislj. Flnsw' Row: J. Starkey, B. Mnlvaney, B. Fern R. Dufasse, ll. Mueller. W. Miller, W. Anderson, H. Funders Joseph Furdo, Di rr:-lor. S1 y - SPECIAL CHORUS UPPER GROUP. SIXTH Row, lvfl lo righl: H. lNlcClure, L. Behymer, R. Applegate, H. Olteruluu, WY. Nuller, R. Bueseher, A. Slone D. Doyle, W. VVntson, W. Henefelt, H. Dennis, ISI. Gow. FIFTH Row: E. Stewart, A. M. Dillins, Nl. Schorr, J. Yvilson. G. Garver C. Hurtig, M. Collins, B. Faust, D. Duy, E. Flint, L. Hartley, D. VVcssinger, R. Durbin, BI. Sawyer, B. Fulkerth, D. Waffensehmidt C. 0'Nenl, D. Walker. Foi'n'rH Row: J. Starkey, D. Oherklein, B. J. I-Iovekamp, L. Ulmer, M. Kinzer, M. Miller. E. Berre, B. Kirby J. Kline, P. Easter, F. Gross, B. J. Camnitz, D. Ervin, D. Willsey, P. Bhiisdell, M. Yowler, C. Ruge, B. Diehl, E. Sander. Turnn Row H. Diebold, K. Rnessler, R. Fehl, L. McCoy, M. Lind, G. Bruek, E. Miller, C. Vance, T. Dimctral, J. Hastie, R. Brosene, A. Liggett M. Withnm, H. Cochran, F. Gregory, B. Stunsberry, D. Hcxamer, M. Reili. Sr-:COND Row: J. Surdo, R. Mulvaney, B. Fern, N. Meyer, M. Higgins, D. Schubert, M. Fryman, E. Kunker, H. Weddle, N. Schlesinger, C. Shockley, R. Juvenile, E. Starkey, V. Boys, J. King, T. Brown, R. DuCzwse. FIRST Row: B. Hogue, L. Turner, M. Morrison, E. Denman, E. Dnermit, L. Hamilton, M. Shun-ver, B. Fihhe D. Carruthers, D. McDaniel, M. Fantini, G. Foster, G. Acomb LOWER GROUP. Snrm Row, left lo righl: VV. McGowan, B. Smith, G. Wright, G. Gallagher, R. Mueller, C. Hauvk, R. Riebs W. Scroggins, E. Runk, R. Stankorb, 0. Ingels, R. Gest, F. Streicher, J. Surdo, Direclor. FIF'rEi Row: P. Rice, J. Hughes, A. Foley F. Willey, J. Hetzell, G. Krall, M. Ernst, M. Adams, L. Leininger, V. Horton, N. Myers, V. North, U. J. Rupp, R. Keidel, M. Wiley L. Resler, W. Kent, P. Dunigan, C. Deckert. FOURTH Row: J. Sinclair, C. Carlisle, K. Jacocks, B. McFarland, E. Krall, M. Wiggers C. Fry, F. Shirrn, B. Vlfenner, BI. Ringhand, lil. Cooper, NI. Klein, B. Gustetter, A. Chalker, A. J. Chalker, J. Yvood, K. Nichols H. Hooten. '1'nIRD Row: C. Krehbiel, H. Hutchinson, V. Snehr, E. Diadc, L. Jones, D. Chambers, E. Robinson, K. Harris, P. Kremsner J. Kuntz, E. Dugan, M. King, S. Dehoney, M. L. Miller, R. Laughlin, W. Feldhaus. SECOND Row: R. Edmunson, R. Vogt, E. Hopkins D. Oberklein, G. Mcguire, D. Meguire, R. Merger, J. Acomb, E. French, A. Stumpe, B. Hummel, R. Funck, H. Allen, C. Schieb R. Wedig. REST Row: W. Jarrett, F. Dicknlan, L. Scroggins. J. Wharton, H. Pachoud, R. Penman, J. Ong, E. Dunlmr, R. Berry, H. Groves, hi. Burzlell. R. Ellsherry, E. Plowe, C. Lotz 82 , , WITHROW COMBINED ORCHESTRA V. oline-J. Grubbs, Concertmnsler: J. Yoltou. H. Wasserman, L. Berilucquu, T. Kortlls. E. Fisher, H. Rogers, S. Burbunks, P. Dnvidorf, E. Pusher, 2 ISI. Thomson, E. Lingenfelter, T. Yvagner, G. Piast, BI. BIurtens, VV. Hobbs, P. Hunt, D. Deering, M. Wood. G. Biehle, M. Littman. H. Innes, W. Magee, E. Tepper, I-I. Hutchinson, R. Weiss, C. Ferger. Vinlus-G. Green, M. Kampe, B. Smith, N. Myers. fellas-R. Fisher, A, Robinson, M. Compton E. Biddle, H. Oelerich, J. Myers. C. Johnston. Basses-A. BI. Bacon, J. Coffey, L. Hoffman, N. Hilvert, J. D. Torre. G. Pyle. Flulrx--E. M. Skiff. E. D. Compton, D. Corey, H. Weddle. Clnriuets-W. Inisande. D. Waits, J. Hurkins, J. Davidorf, E. Witsclzger, 0. McLenn. R. Kern-her. Oborx- D. Vvieke, E. DeJager. Haxxomls-I . Buwsher, YV. VVillsey. Home-R. L, Bauer, J. Stevens. R. Moeller, R. Howe. TVIIYIIIDUIN'-xv. Pugh, I . Shirru P. De Jager, J. King, M. Witschger, W. Behrendt, L. Marsh, R. Fisher, E. Searight, P. Cocker. Trnmbones-A. Ze-pf. T. Anderson. R. Smith. R. Mc- Donald, L. Glascoek. S0ll8HDllOYLC?R. Vnnclerboseh. P!'I'l'llRRI.llIlA'L. Samuelson, G. Grove. Pinrm-L. Srroggins, E. Santoro, E. Vitnli, R. Fredrieks FOURTEE THA NUAL CO CERT PROGRAM I. COMBINED Srcxxon .AND Jrwlon I,lH'IlESTRAS IY. Boys' GL:-:E CLUB- Blue Danube Waltz . .....,. .......... . Ylrazms WJ ::lEXf'f'l5l0 , -4---' N ---- .3 - - - '--- fgaffe QM 'lhc Amcrieans Come ............,. Poster CPD Listen to My 'l'ulc of IYoe ........., Sm-ith, With Instrumental Accompaniment H- NIIXED CHORUS Edward Stallings, Soloist fa, Skipper Iresoxfs Ride . . . ..., Covrm' Chl Hltlexican Serenade' '... ........... f 'lmdwick V- SENIOR ORCHESTRA- VVith Orchestra, Organ, Childri-n's Chorus ICJ AEDMICC of the TOY lsllltlxsu '---- T-'f 'f1 L'0U'-9I .V and Soloist Robert Hllsberry, Soloist III. INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE- Concerto No. 9. ....,........ . . . 1. Jean Grubhs 2. Herman VVasserman 3. Eleanor May Skit? 4. Wilfred Imsande 5. Roberta Fisher 6. Marjorie Morrison D 1' tbl ' Lohengrin Vorspielu .,.., .... . Q:-D Les Prelurlesu ....,..,. .. . Wagner . .Liszt VI. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB- Cnj River, River ........ . . .Chilean Folk Sung Cbj In Flanders Fields . . , ,..,.....,,.. Surdo Bvrfof if-H Butterfly, Butterflyu . . ........ , . Delibes UID Birdies' Song ..........,....,.... Kfenzle With Orchestra Accompaniment VII. COMBINED Cnonusms- Cal Charge of the Light Brigade .... ,Somervell fbj Hallelujah Chorus ......,....... Beethoven With Orchestra, Organ, and C'l1ildren's Chorus 83 -And 'M Vs a' 'I SE 'W WTS? 5 We U' Jig: Q x l! I as. Ng 99' 9 CN x95 A QQ JJC1 'ms 'YH- ti 'HY fl El V5 I wi fi .ew 'ix og G 1? 45 G51 mm up iso be Q w w 1 , .Q 'sam' H EAR 'Fwfaw K. f 3 -. N , Q.: .- ?v'g,Effmef6,-3 7 . .A :F ' - - Lf 'ff - 1 a ff? - ' Q5Sk,g-x35'Qt'5:-1:3-gf . 1 PM WS' . ' . - , V-1 ,ggf.f--s.e.q:.g:.,k-Q - . ,N Y . . 1 ax Q , X 1 A . . .. ,, 7 , - 'xf P X X . . X 'bw . ,k. ..1,.i, ,f CX9 M4 Awxwon-r H FRIDAV DDII. nn: ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN or Tm: lXNNUAL had not been going so well. The staff inembers had been doing tl1eir best to sell advertising but seemed to have lost their usual good salesnianship. Thus, in their dire need, they turned to Pnrdie- the undaunted deliverer. is an easy l1lilttt'l',,, he said, that is, ance one gets on to it. Ye mann aye re- member that whan ye're selling something, ye maun sell yoursel' wi, it. Now adver- tising-that's easy. In advertising every- thing is selling. Yeire selling to the adver- tiser, he's selling his products to ye. an, at the same time his guid willf' Some ofthe staff wished to omit the cal- endarg Purdie was adamant in his objection. SGIVIY Ye winna dow such a thingf, he shouted. XYhy the very likes o' such a foolish under- taking. How else are the people to know where they went during the past year? Itis sort 0, a diarygye knowg whan people ask ye, 'Wlhere were ye las' nipghtf' A' ye hae to dow is take out y6,1'vVITIIROIV ANNUAL, look up the calendar, an, sae- 'I went to the Thalian Play- lNIr. Pim Passes Byv '- or 'I attended the baseball game atween YVitln'ow an' Norwood l' Ye'1'e past actions are ai accounted for an, ye hae nathing to worry about f' The doubtful members saw clearly the sagacity of Pl11'Cll6,S declaration and quickly lifted their personal objections to a. cal- endar. 85 THE DIARY OF PURDIE MCGREGORY SEPTEMBER, 1932 -A' the bonnie lads and lassies tripped gaily atour the bridge this morning, some eagerly, some indifferently, to start the new year. -We stayed a' day, and did the lunch room do a hale business! -Alpha Y and Hi-Y decided they ha' better get in the swim o' things, and haen their first meeting o' the year. -Hear thc Tiger roar! Withrow opened her football season by beating Chillicothe 47-0! -I feel a verse coming on- The hares were chased by the hounds to-day Over a long, long trail, G. A. A. followed with thc lunch, All met in a shady vale. -Dr. Barker spak to us i' assembly this morning. But didna we seniors hear it twa. years ago? -Trimmed Norwood to tune of 48-0! OCTOBER, 1932 -Our orchestra, under Maestro Surdo's direction, played for us i' assembly to-day. John Cosby was the featured attraction. -Portsmouth downed us 26-0 i' oor first, and, we hope, oor only defeat. -The A-D party. VVhat fun! What giggles-and oh! f reshies, what blushes! -My Scotch heart rejoices! No school-Columbus Day! -A hard-won victory atour YVestern Hills, 14-6. -Interesting assembly. Jurien Hoekstra, ballad singer, sang monie clever songs to the delight o' my wee Scotch heart. -Another holiday! The teachers attended the S. W. O. Convention. NOVEMBER, 193 2 -The Rotary Club banquet. Twa boys from oor school attended-Big shot Schott and William Deffinger. -Those ferocious Tigers made hamburge out o' Lan- caster. -Armistice Day. The Scotch i' me rejoiced. I didna hae to spend my lunch money. -What a day! Cold-rain-snow. But loyal YVith- rowites turned out to see Hughes trampled atour with 19-0. We are, once more, the champions! -What! No Thanksgiving assembly! Vtiithrow, did you go Scotch, too? 25-I entirely forgot my nationality on Thursday and Friday. -Who do you think is the most popular boy and girl i' Withrow? Vile are a' voting to find oot! 86 DECEMBER, 1932 -NVhat? Our first basketball game. iVho? Withrow versus Bainbridge. Score? 20-14. Who won? You know! -hlarcella fbusy bee! Ackenhausen and Bob Clnaiden's prayerl Breitenstein won the popularity contest. -G. A. A. ha' a Christmas party. Withrow played Highland and lost-but Withrow is a good loser! -Thalian and Miss Rosenberger deserve a big hand for the Thalian play. School closed at noon! Happy holidays! JANUARY, 1933 -Back to the auld battle ground. Especially hard for me-Purdie, you're a lazy! -Beware o' black cats a' broken mirrors! We had an assembly this morning-a talk on temperance. That vera If-mperaie Al Forney addressed the lower classes. -The tower bell rang this morning for the first time sin 1920. A thrilling sound! -Alach! by one sma' point Western Hills carried the ball home! The score was 22-El! -The Big Reds won the league game frae our Tigers. The score was 35-18. Even i' they did lose the Tigers played a great game! 31-Exams started- FEBRUARY, 1933 Q, 3-Oh! Oh! Oh! Who ever invented midyear exams? -Assembly to-day. The U. C. Girls' Glee Club enter- tained us. So tha' is good music. Well-I like it! -We can win! Didna we trample atour Hartwell with a 33 to their 18? -Washington's Birthday. No school! Ah! to sleep late more often. MARCH, 1933 -Oh! that faculty game! That usually solemn depart- ment bounced around to a victory. -Thalian presented a one-act play i' assembly to-day. It was named The Forfeitn and everyone enjoyed it hrawly. -If it hadna been for the dance the Seniors gied i' the Girls' Gym, you probably wouldna be reading this i' your ANNUAL! 24, 25-What exciting days! The Minstrel Show! I guess I don't ha' to say anything about that-for everybody was there! -I'm glad to say mony from Withrow were amang those who helped the flood sufferers. -Withrow was the victor this year i' her annual debate with Western Hills. It was interesting and enter- taining-more power to our debaters! E K f j 1 OEYOGIW THE ESSENCE OF ACHIEVEMENT is shown in our Portraits Photographic Illustrations Scenics -- Groups 31? 415 R ace Street Cincinnati. Ohio ,..,.'- 'Hz A t .1 gt ' ill f. , A 'vw X Ng. N. l!i,.y,,, V ,1uk'Y! Htl' WNMQ 87 APRIL, 1933 -To-day marked the first 0' our season's baseball games and I hope it was praphetic. We beat Xavier 8-3. A musical assembly-vocal and instrumental solo by Egidio Villani and Roxanna Pennywitt. It's great to be talented. 15-Horray for the holidays! Isn't spring wonderful? -The orchestra gae us a delightful half hour of music to-day. And wull the rain never stop? -To-day there was a triangular track meet-Withrow, Walnut Hills, and Western Hills. Our school won easily. -Ah! Did the Tigers trounce the Bull Dogs! 8-3, And day before yesterday they beat Purcell 4-1. Tl18FS,S no stopping those Tigers. -The Tatterman Marionnettes! Every one hae been looking forward to this for months! -Another triangular meet. This time Purcell, Nor- wood, a' the terrible Tigers! A' again Withrow won! -The supreme dramatic achievement of the year. 94: V asf m 'F QED? :- :2'5 'm 502 '13 S3--E5 FEM: M, . E PF gb UF' Q-.n 'TD' a 13 90 5.21 wa. nm .50 cc 5.5, 2.-p W? 35? 2 5 2 2 5 2 2 3 2 2 04 For E Ethhings anh Erahuatinns 2 2 The most appropriate, appreciated and lasting gifts are BOOKS Let us help you to select the right kind. 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