Page Two THE SPOTLIGHT Marrh is»:« NKW TOURNEY IS Office Piles Show Great Many- INAUGURATED HERE Scene of Sectional, Regional Battles Brothers. Sisters in Central Freethrow Tourney Cup to Be Presented to Central Looking thruugh thg tiles in tin* ..trice of the pupils attending Central, Tins year, for the tirst time, I'en­ il lias lieen discovered tliat there arc iral has bad a free throw tournument a great many iiinre stuilt'Mts line wl... lie's the Host for all l.oys not on the varsity and hav.* either a brother or aiaterai tha reserve basketball squads. Batch '•">' shoots twenty shots, and then one same school than ..lie VM.IIIII think Quite a few '.ill's have a Inntlici* or staking tha ireateet auiabtr out it sister here, so I hey may nut he so the twenty li Judged th* winner, lu green after all. case ul a in* each boy shouts live Here is a list of Ihese In*..tilers and more fouls. A trophy will be placed sisters uf Central: in ('entral's well tilled trophy ease Martha and Paul Abbott, William with Ille niinncr's name eiiK'avcd and (ortrude Adler, Mary Alice antl upon it. Each year B new name will Puul Anspach, I'tui Joyce anil Ken be added. •ath Hangs, .Mose and Emily Hedree The preliminary rounds huve al- Orvey and -Wilbur Btaaaing, Ttei re::.l.v been nm oil' in the gym elasses, anil the four finalists frum eaeh cluss Helen and Thelma Hot-Inn, Charles have been announced. and Kred Hojrah, 11..si,- and Albert Bojrah, Kita, Harry, umi Cecelia Bol­ All boys n..t takiiiK gym who wish son, Nurman nnd Tillie Hosell, Harry to compete ill this event run (b> Ba bf and Ruth Bosell, Robert and K.lvvanl living their name to .Mcliily or Hob Hradlmiller. Htihert and Margaret Naif. Tha preliminary winners in tin* Hiaiilsch, Lawrence antl Leonard gym classes an* as follows: Bresler, Ned, Willard, and Donald Monday, Wednesday, und Friday Bnara, Harry and Charles Buckman classes: Kirst period. Vincent Carlson. ter, Isabel antl Paul Bundy, Robert Kugene Cage, Howard Jacobst, and Bonita, and Treva Burton, Willard Claude Reese; seeond period, William and Edward Byers. Curt iss, Robert llemsoth, Oaorgi Arthur and Susie Calland, Calvin Keener, and James Mending; third Charles, und Koliert Cantwell, Kleanor period, Claude Benward, Cyrant Cross und William Charlton, Donald and Robert l.aunier. anil Frank Sitko; Kenneth Christie, William und Mil fourth period, Kdward Bobilya. Earl .lied Cliristnian, Howard and William Bnahirk, Hilly VerBryck, and Willi* Clem, Bernice and Wilda Click, Beat­ Wilder; sixth period, Joseph Adam­ rice and Rosemary Clinton, Lane and R. Nelson Snider, principal of South ski, Alfred Miller, Charles Stevens Fredrick Crimm, Loui9. Maude, and Side, who i-, very well known I.y the and Jack Sehreck; seventh period, Ilorothy Daler, Raymond and (lirtrud.* students. After live yi-ars of eollege William Doell, Lewis Michels, Stoyan Dane, Thomas and Amelia David, work, he Logan teaching in a high Skekoff, and Howard Watkins; eighth Herman and Joe Deck, Mary Ellen school, after which he became princi period, Alfred Lantz. Ray Garrison and Lois Dennis, Fred and Wayne pal in a country school antl then a eon Harold Wiedman, and Charles Wil Seating approximately 21(111 people, the South Side gymnasium will house the fans who MM to see the Dey, Hilda and Arnold Dicke, Mary si.li.lated grade sclionl. Hefore l.ecoin liunis. annual Sectional and Regional Tournaments, Friday and Saturday, March 4 and 5. Kach year a different high Klizabeth, Charles, Christopher, and ing principal of Jelferson school he Tuesday and Thursday classes: school in Fort Wayne is chosen as the host of the tournaments, this year's honor falling upon South Side. It is Martha Dixie, Edward and William was principal in a consolidated school First period, Arnold Dicke, Edwin in this gymnasium that the South Side Archers fought many of their battles, losing hut two of tho home hardwood Doell, Mary and Helen Doswell, in Randolph County. Mr. Snider IK- Richardson, Clarence Pfister, and Wil­ encounters. Franklin and Emmanuel Doenges, came principal ..(' Soutli Side after lis Thompson; second period, Chester Olen and William Dowden, Lefa and three years of service at .lames II. Hednoi'ski, Harry Buckmaster, Blair Georgia Downing. Lorene and Wayne Smart School. Rattertler, and Elmer Kcims; third (LASS HASKETBALL Eggiman. period, Stassie BirchotT, Orland Foltz, Much Ado About Something Jerome V, eikert, and Lowgll Reed; GAINS POPULARITY Hubert and Donald Eme, Dorothy {With So Ai>ologk* to Shakespeare) fourth period, Derrell Nunamaker, and Lucille Emerson, Robert and Presents Movie lack Seigle. Arthur Rose, and Max Two Net Teams, Headed by Mc­ Phyllis Farrell, Rudolph and Adolph Motion Pictures (iiven I'nder Barrett; fifth period, Robert Butler, Miss Pence has a student common­ Ferber, William and Ned Frankart, Kee and Romano, Tie for And so Dwight said, "Cod Mess Lloyd Meyer, Booker Green, and Ralph ly called Arthur, but to certain Cen­ Fredrick and Charles Freiliurger, Auspices of Co-Op Indus­ Honors of First Place you," ami went home. Oh, that's right, BiddeU; seventh period, Howard Do­ tral fcmnies, his nume is "Paper". Mac and Harriet Fuelber, Adell and trial Club, Friday we're not supposed to tell you. so .i.-iin. N'a-li. Fnil Burton, Albert Janninaja, Elijah McDonald, Arthur Payne, Jo* dane. Joe Ceccanese, Clark St evens, You see. they needed a pretext to go Doris Gettys, Ruth and Robert Gil­ Every year Central has class bas­ M won't. d'limmc, Howard I' Kneeling, front left to right: ttoherl Nal ml coach; Dr. Ifl. A. King, trainer; and Donald Keener; eighth period, into her room (lie was in there), so lette, Cleophas and Anna Golembiew- "The Span Supreme," a seven-reel ketball teams. This year Mendy antl iy Mendenhall lied for if wim were absent when the picture waa taken sre Ralph Sheets, Kdward Trott, ami Kay Hostler. Merle Griffith, Vernon Kies, George "Who is this fellow Babson?" they asekd for fSWeW. Paper? Sure, ska, William and Harold Graft, Lewis moving picture was presented last Bob Nulf have chosen several of the Thornburg, and Christopher Dixie. Paper? and Louise Guenther, Mary and Rose Friday the fifth and sixth periods in outstanding boys in their classes and Seen together going places: Frank The liat I (in* Redskins the auditorium. put them on class basketball teams. IIest adjectives that can ba to all eligible girls. Ha. I. i..vi. It hack IOVI, hi: t<» right: .1. Bmith, Richard "i '.us.*, II S.hroeder, Tt a ni L. Pet. Clyde Clayton, ^!*> Bohnke. Second row, left to right: John Flora, aaaiat­ and Robert McKee, Henry and George used to descrilie Rosemary Crowe's w. This paper, the "Tourney Newa," best part of the «.. K over the copy . Seeontl McKee 5 1 jaa ant coach; K Smith, John (Jnsley, llerl.ei ' orville, Iw'n. Whiternan, McNeal, Johanna and Herbert Mah- readings, given to sophomores in ac­ Five Years Ago is the work of the journalism students which overtliiucl the l»ox. Sit i ing: lb*. tivities period February H, Romano 6 1 coach. Sitting: Bobilya, Otto Oehler. ll. fl not in picture. lan, Samuel and Esther ??! M*t of lbe three high schools. Central, I to right: Bill Schafenaekei I I r, Keaaath Nelson, .Mux .I.e Iui. Vernon Miss Crowe, the speaker, was in- Buckmaster 1 1 The groups that v i-, ite.l the differ­ Lottie and Dorothy Masursky, Alma Goshen girls' debating team chal­ nen North Side, and South Side. Working It'll Barley, Coach Mark Bills, Sitty: (Ieorge Cm ton. tinduced by Robert Dilts, a student Myers .'! 3 .-.on ent schools had many varied experi- Woodhurn lli«h School HasUeleers and Christine Mathews, Lowell and lenged Central. Trover ."1 I in combination the three groups nu* ti­ Nt.me got lost, some found Leo's Lion -Hearted Bob Melser, Dorothea and Eileen Mey­ council member. She gave three mono­ uu* nned I.y dividing the work Mc Decatur Hopvs Hun Ilig-h logues. The first was called "The Miller 2 1 jaa themselves in the wrong place and er, Walter and Louis Michels, Rich­ Mr. Eyiter made a stencil on the Eckleberry 1 4 .333 themselves to get the paper to press. their experiences were many. ard and Tom Miller, Helen, Lorraine, Mustard Plaster," and its story cen­ typewriter of a Tiger representing tered around the title. The second Warfield 1 5 iut; South Sitle, as host, was in charge and Richard Miller, Marguerite and Central. of ull ihe editorial work. Central tlitl '• I "I I 1 I I I II I I I I I* I 1 I I M I I II I Georgianna Miller, Catherine and was a telephone conversation which was short but sweet. The last was a Tigers swamped the Auburn five, its pari by visiting five schools in the Irene Mitchell, Carlene, Maxine, and Shy Reporters Pay Visit vicinity who will send teams tfl the piece with a touch of the unexpected. 51-27. || I Can Hide Anywhere •• James Monroe, Vance and Ivaloo To Mr. White, Principal aectional. South Side sent repm Moots, William and Louis Morris, to eight of the schools. Donald and Mary Jane Mosher, Ben­ || In City for 25 Cents In • of New Haven School A group from Central visited the nie and Samuel Murray, James and following eight towns: Areola, Hunt­ Pete Nicholas, William and Sarah Birthdays of Many Central Students After enjoying a 45-minute ride in ertown, Elmhurst, Monroeville, antl A l.ari;«- Ochstein, Mary, David, and Max Och­ a Packard to New Haven, we lucky I.a fay.tte ("inter. The group gathered stein, Sarah Jane and Sophia Och­ Are Revealed by Spotlight Reporter rep..rler.-. arrf*ad at the imposing New news and sports stories and secure!I HLACK & VKLL0W stein, Jane and Helen Palm-*-,, Lucile Haven High School structure. We advertising from the local merchants and Dean Parks, Helen and Dorothy Many Mafia would like to know Kuntz; January 14, William Bennett, climbed the flight of stairs in search in the towns. CAB Peck, Raymond and Kenneth Pickett. the birthdays of some of their friends Robert Buesking; January 15, Frances of the principal and, after [leering Robert and Richard Pierce, Joll and who are rather reticent about the date, Berg, William Clem, Mary McDer­ into a small window that afforded IM Suuth Si tie's group went to eight Call H-3136 Francis Proctor. therefore a list of Centralites having mott; January 16, William Flory, a view of the gym antl much towns* Decatur. Monmouth, New Haven, Leo. Woodburn, Harlan, Hoag­ Nick and Joseph Raon, Meredith birthdays in January is heing pub­ Wehfer Malaley, Roger Nelson, Fred bled a porthole in a ship, we again n1111 • II 111111 i 111111 i i land, and Jefferson Center. This group and Lowell Reed, Lyle and (Jeraldine lished this week. In the following is- Noel, George Rely, Alice Roesener, resumed our search. It proved an likewise secured advertising and newa Reed, Ralph and Earl Reed, Charles sues of the Spotlight, the other months Virginia Throp, Mary Tumbleson; utter failure, and we left the school and sports. The car drivers from and Jesse Reichelderfer, Esther and will be published. January 17, Blair Hattersley, Lena with bent heads. Upon walking to­ Dairy Lunch South Side were Dick Mariotte. Earl Harry Rhodes, Marian and Louis Rice, It seems that every day in January Kies, Richard Murphy, LeRoy Plum­ ward the car a suspicious-looking man m w M,i Sl Shea, Paul Noble, Kd Cook, and Fran­ Ed and Alice Roesenen, David and is the date of someone's birthday. The mer, Henry Shada. Newell Smith; with his hat tlrawn down over his /wrnsm. " * cis Gaines. With them went Dick Earl Roop, Esther and Harold Sams, date having the most birthday cele January IH, Hope Dixie, Mac Fuelber, eyes passed us. One of our number dy** ' Mflk Why pay more when Melehing, Frances Clymer, Bob I' George and Anna Schick, Arthur and brations in this month is January IC Helen Hassan, Aller Kattas. shyly approached and inqured as to f £ you can get a meal Mary Jane Stults, Jane Vesey, Chuck r. Aihton, II. Knoblauch, tuch, G. Hostetler, J Il.r * etlcr, I. Jack Sehreck, Bob and Esther Schultz, On this day eight Centralites celebrate January 19, Lawrence Bresler, whether he was Mr. Paul White, the y£t for 15c v Burt, Ed Hornick, Mary Jane Kelsey, Schumacher, N in, II. Myroad , R '"" Bob and Grover Scott, Kenneth and their birthday. Leonard Bresler, Virginia Davis, Otto principal. After receiving an affirm­ Jim Savage, Tom Kaplan, Bob Par­ ling, coach. Ki..nt row, left in li-krht: C, Maxfieltl, 1! Motitly, M. Klo * captain, Neal .Shoppell. Robert and 1,-aVonne January's birth-stone is the garnet, Kxner, Gaylord Leslie; January 20 ative answer, we followed him joyfully • rish, Bill McCahill, Wayne Crodrian, ng from left lo righl, lirsl row: Hill, Buffcnliarger, 1 D Maier, I I * u row, Coach Derek, \\ . Bellinger, J, Uaxfield, R. Schuster, Robert, Virginia, and Kd­ and the flower is the snowdrop. The Ciordon Anspach, Helen Cross, Jean­ into his office. and Wayne Parker. , Bl) the, * **iii. Wil * in.I Coach < Sn; dar, L King, Al Kl> . ward Sievers, Mary and Frank Sitko, complete list of January birthdays is ette Dilbone, Lloyd Knox, George Pio. Once there vv.* proct'ded to barrage Players From La lay etie Cenlral rtilrd row: P. Strfckler, Johnson, Odle, Roop, M Brown, and Hoi Dolores and Edwin Slagle, Richard as follows: Rachel Thrush; January 21, Alfred Mr. White with questions which he The copy staff of South Side which and Geneva Smith, Harry and Doro­ January 1, Harold Morre, Mary Bowman, John Deady, Wayne God­ answered with a calmness and clear­ was in charge of the copy spent the And Here Are Th? Decatur Girls The Monroeville Cubs ' 'Z thy Smith, Dorothy and Edith Sta­ Ochstein, Donaltl Schoedifeld; Janu­ dard, Arthur Hartman, Rowena Ken­ ness that might of appalled us. Mean­ pleton, Lyman and Bob Steele, Elmer, ary 2, Doris Doswell, Dorothy Sutton; nedy; January 22, Jack Edwards, while we watched the flow of humanity loco's Season Record Mary RRuth, and Homer Storms, Rob­ January 3, Norman Bosell, Marion Donald Eme, Clyde Hemlenger, Her­ coming and going from Mr. White's ert, Edwin, and Harold Stout, Ernes­ Brown, Martha Fox, Harry Smith; bert Lahmeyer, Mildred Rippe, Jack office. A teacher inquiring about a Leo 0pp. Try Us Once tine and Edwin Stumpf. January 4, Helen Johnson; January Seals; January 23, Doria Gettys, Von pupil, a pupil demanding an admit­ St. Joe 30 5 OTTO BONAHOOJV. Prop. Dorothy. Dwight, and Elsie May 5, Freda Burris, Herhcrt Kruckeherg, Dell Meyers, Max Ochstein, Ruth tance slip, all of which must be at­ Lafayette Central (over.). 14 16 Sutton, Clifford and June Swift, Karl Robert Metz; January 6, Muriel Chal Preston; January 24, Una Joyce tended to, coupled with the attention and Helen Tescula, Delbert and George mers, Kenneth Courtney, Virginia Bangs, Harry Gebfert, Dick Millikan ; which he gave us, gave us the impres­ Harlan 16 12 Thornburg, Virginia and Gertrude Qibaa**, Mildred Hawkins, Raymond January 25, Virginia Blanks, Louis sion that Mr. White is an extremely Huntertown (overtime) 13 15 Trop, Edna and William Thurman, Houser, Robert Wass; January 7, Guy Daler, Howard Dodane, Kdward Hun­ busy man. 43 saker, William Reckeweg, Bob Weav­ Spencerville Roliert and Marjorie Tompkins, Jo­ Benton, Charles Dixie, Homer Storm, 18 er; January 26, Rosemary Himstead, Hoagland 17 seph and Mary Tumleson, Margery Jerome Woodward; January 8, Ed­ Huntertown Dope 20 ward Byers, Jack Canatsy, Kenneth Frank Kikley, Ruth Phinney, Esther Klmhurst 13 and Charlotte Uebelhoer, Herbert and 23 Daniels, Norbert Gaffer, Harold Stout. Masloob, Herbert Vanzant; January No. Woodburn 9 Kathryn Vanzant, Lawrence and Ar­ 36 thur Volz, Edward and Arthur Von- January !l, Charles Buckmaster, 27. Ruth Gillette, Botty Leonard, Walter Sloffer, senior 7 Hoagland 24 deran, Marie and Ruth Catherine Robert Hoffman, Max Kernen; Janu­ Maryalice Money, Louise Raudebush ; George (Sam) Martin, senior .... 8 Lafayette Central 36 13 Walda, Evelyn and Henrietta Warn­ ary 10, Oliver Bocnck; January 11, January 2S, Harriett Claypool, Gladys Chalmer (Chic) Smith, senior ... 3 Woodburn 22 18 V er, Robert and Wilma Wass, Jack and Mary Badigan, Rosemary Clinton, McAfee, Helen Willits; January 25*, James (Jim) Maloney, senior .... 9 Harlan 18 6 DOUBLE DUTY BREAD Betty Barto, Ellis Elder, John Hanna, Peggy Weaver, Elwood and Orville Marylan Hullenlieck, Krnest Linden­ Paul (Mac) McDougall, junior.... 6 Huntertown l» 10 Is Chock Full of Energy ind berg, Velma Meads, Roliert Melsen; Joseph Ranck, Kenneth Smith; Janu­ Winegart, Gerhard and Walter Wolf, Kobert (Bob) Smith, senior 1 Concordia Academy 18 7 Pep for Growing Hoys j*nd Girla. January 12, Charles Dull, Henrietta ary 30, Margaret Allard, Dale Cha­ Elmhurst 20 Jacqueline and DeVere Woodward, Carl (Dan) Freck, sophomore 22 Vour Cafeteri* Serve* It I^slie and Charles Vant, Jimmy and Frazier, Bernard Kissinger, Maxine ncy, Gladys Doenges, Bernice Witte; Loyal Yoder, senior 2 Concordia Academy 18 13 Catherine Yarnelle, Emil and Fred Ruppert, Ruth Zuber; January 13, January 31, Estella Collins, Clarence William Martin, sophomore 6 St. Joe (overtime) 24 23 Perfection Hifteuit rick Zimmerman. Jo Lane Crimm, Ralph Jenaen, Paul Fousnought. Francis Brown, freshman 4 Alumni (charity) 16 16 Company -• Left .„ right: Young, C. Smith, II. Smith. Piatt, C. Kreigh, Wallace Fallon una. l.l. Mai'in i (Manager), Chau e, Mar-Mart, Laaagaauithy, Cra- Nicholson, Daffon, R, Kreigh captain, Pfckatrd Edtafftsa*, bill, Burnett, Yoder il'i . nclpal), Bally, Troyer, Ball, Crat-aa, M<

1 ,mmXtrmmW •. I T nfi uv.'.r.i •-"••« M mer f^L^JP* Tort Wayne. Indians + I, Nappian "fir nersville, and Washington are the „ \,'upm ; reeidue of institution* that are ex- Prison. lllll IIIIIIII I 14-1 Illl I I ltill! I I I HUH ll y —'-* «|«J| ys' know]. The mufti mtremw <-f the new •'''•*" urge • ,?f„ u«. OT all phaiea of arUtion. P«*

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March 4, IffM The Tournament New§ Touriiev I aMoiil TonflldBV Jt'IlHtTS Arouii fll An

•| |i: ,,,,.,,,.i \. •• iltUeke I MI mi. i." i tif i umi i-i,i'li.-.lu' I thi J efferson 11 as HARLAN MKill BCHOOL Hoagland's Numbers Seene: l.nniloii ill inisi simp (drug store to us). Well. Pais, I figured that I would in classes to go to [he towns an i Hoagland School the ri,nii,,i.. ol Th • Boitth Mid ll- < Viiiml Portals ol IIo**i School Hoagland Has ht, and the N..H' I .aily: "Have vou any Life Iluuy'.'" |hv you my idea of thfl sectional. schools lhat were out of Kurt Wayn HAS ll» STUDENTS No. Name Position V;ink Clerk: ".Set the pace lady!" (•Anything, so far as I IIIII see, is a (lur ganx stinted for what wo thougl Hope lul ream 1 Bobilys Forward Claims Eighty-Four ii, ass of tense faces, a riot nf col. > |- anil woultl I.e a thriving metropolis i Ri am »il lli.u'h School and Strong Team i KOM THE T M: —o— E Bohnke ward Two Hundred Fifty Studenls a licvey of banners. And those colors: ,1. Il«* is ni Center. Did we get foolci lyimi (.llllTMl M-Hll.lKil I , I I .t 11 • M , The reason a Scotch bagpiper walks up and down while Gride Bi 'in »i Are B^aipped .. (lent, r Reltiry . Managmi • pluy ing ii because It is always harder lo hit a movinu HI tit- dresses, blue shirls, blue ties, just ask us, we hunted and hunt. On Schedule 8 Hi. loy Guard Attend School; Afford Manv Won Allen Count.! Hasket hall Aaaiatant I up> I I' i Kvelyn blue pants, blue skirts, and blue face! and hunted and hunted nnd final! Wilh Idi-liit -*., hwi.it . Burta > tarift't. 9 .1. Smith ... < luai .I and Varied Sulijetls. Championship for School aaril Rornlrk, Pi Luil I . II I' t , i-.•*• rl Ui • I iln* losers; scarlet dresses, scurlct I'uiintl some.nc who could direct Us I Levi Tho-mson and AI1- i K. Smith Forward I * —0— . Iligh Sch,...I with Harry This Year Hrportrri. I I shirts, SCarlot ties, scarlet pants, sear Jefferson Ceiilcr High Sehool. Aft; li Vol Is.* . . Center \ boilt one half mil.* sail ol 11 ,,H.k, Shir It) I . nt 1 ii, i: uin Mult- in harnyird, lazy and sick. Stars Attempt Win i II..*,i .i.i.l locsted in a town MM rim m Crew, Jl ll I. I o. let skirts, and the scurlct ttsOUU of n little niiinl.cying around, wo foun in i Hoffman Guard land on.* im.l- ihi lladl m Tow nship .\Unu-: *i l *.n 11 ...i : s„ i I approximately live hundred i.e..pie. Vewy, Jean i n Iluy with pin on end of stick, the players coming off the lloor. Then It ami th.it- wasn't another town fo Tourney. These poi ition can not I*, relied School, otherwise known a* the Hoag. Histories Are Recorded lleltere, DM Mi in ...... h IJI. i* II tl.. ahill, .iln;. nt of 110 nl ni Kreneee (ining*. N<-i> vv liti) jabbed mule; mult- gave lurch— niiigini- all those tbinej fat llicsi- coi­ miles around. Well, wo went in an upon loo much, as Coach Whiternan land Schnol, Thi* is a : ; i.mi.' N.'il i ra.le an.l hiirh ichool having two hun- rat. • *••• I * Senilis Monday. M. B. Church. ns, pink, Ki'i'eii. oranaca, yellow, Mack, linriit'tl in on a drama class (aceei .iml ii\ I he) ii lineup according to tb* Hli.kliev . In li . ll. VI i, I . , Red •'•.ntl Blue Lose j.ap. with a circulation of two hun- .Ir. .1 fifty | * the grad. Bringing with them tin ama light* I'.tulti, Jan. \ I I c ' brown, purple, . tc, etc. As l'..r tln.se Ihe "a" and pronounce us in luke; ti no i L v sr* playing. nit lhat won the Allen County • faces, thfly show the most when After heing kicked out of there vci •I ;i on an • tra of eighty-foui In the higrti . itiM nn: Sun.lay School Tcnclier: "Who wa.s Eve?" ^ Only Two Games a >rl.*e elub for L .ni teacher * tea h i.all championship for their the ball rolls around and un.unti ami promptly, WS went to Iintl the iiii. i uh one i a hinc two KI ni•• i, and i lu lloajflaml High School Mart' MI. I.'* . a Bright Scholar: "The first chicken that over ruined both hoys and Kids, a rlfls club, aad Madison Ton iislii|> lul/ Si'lmli ,, il Y "il •(•!.. I * in.und the riin of the old "pill !>o\" lipal. We didn't tint! him right awa Rye teach. : icting the Li>rh Bear at will attempt to annex llie nan's csrden." t'liinlil IliiM Experienced Ven . i ;i>nli team. 1 : llelly ('..Ilun HH»»'„., l"i» H" ' i H.•!,,.- (That isn't mine that, came Iron I li.it l.ut we found someone who "made . * -hi; 'I pupil Six bla * mul Tourney to bfl held at this ii..1, llelly II ire that thi Ir team geti gi • I upporl |. . I, V ,'lr II I ,ir :.b.ii.le setting in front of mc.) By Kood substitute," the janitor. He tot Sura-ssf ul Season and School Up»toDate operated by i !..* town n< eded ...i the days of March 4 antl 5. L-Dilla II* ', . have two very able yell leaders, SuMrAti. ' MAGNIFYING IT Ifrat: "Know what I think of married life?" the way that blonde was awful dumb, us that the principal was also th. Will Day Hard i i i.ti iy tho studenta bark and forth in the past se.i...rialo the Hoagland mary CJ Amstuts and Paul I oota. The l.y.in*.. Mi,** . Ail • * • John Hi", in. Mi * i. i . I,, •-. B, ov Second: "An* you married?" she thought that Jaehn, one of the mull teacher antl was having a clai Hijrh and (iradf SCIKIOIS (oni- eaeh thai • lime.-. I nn Mi..* !.<>.r, Doruthy Kiiu-i *"n. Sum _cmMG msde some very Impn salve Matter-.*u 11* io*. li i.i 11,ol.,.in Ki'inir'li Tinimii. I....ein First: "Yes." North Side Kedskins, was Ihe most just then. But he told us that th i iln* sun of tin* principal, Tin* gymnaaium ia in on* wing of •H i ii Whiternan prom­ Hicarman. Ac-coi'iliiii-r It* a mugniHci-ni P...;i ;•• liiiu-il; Departnienial System the building, li .proximately II.*!.. <• I Burton, * •','.•. I» UMIIIL' Helen linn',, i itht-i Second: "Yes." In autiful player lhat she had over rest period (iwneaabar recess at gra.i I.*., uml la very pi eminent ises thai this yea will be no excep­ Maritar. 1.,'iC Jim . iirnoi. H.-l. .. I'nl.ii.*.*, Todd) I '.-I.- ' I i baakctbdl era in which tht y v* in all tho school ael i1* Kmploved at Hij-h School SOO persons. Hask. n* the John .1 H. . >< I,. .1 ;. I rani. ,1 * i.i.,*. 1 ...I* An i In —o— scon. In my own mind I wontli-red ichool ) would come in a few moment; fourteen just l.v-canvil triumphl only eyta equipment BO far, but they tion. Although tb. men on tha tean* Iln. eil.-I null A.-kerniHii. The Harlan Ilifh School, * well as A little boy was pushing his baby sister down the street that she tlidn't say that he was "Cut e." When it did come I never saw quit aKiiinst llin*.' tanconvlncinif setliack I In* littls ii 'I .-.hool (iii the liill lias i ni nope to Lav.* all i he diffi i itt ma­ an comparatively now, this furnishes KKt.M lllll MIKTHKKMvK •nie schnol which ll located in a in a I.tan.I new l.ul.y carriage, when a frientl huiled him: I would have been tempted lo bop her s'i many eyes upon me hefore. Th. Levi Thomson «nil His .1. ,i'.*i son l mn do*a, and In Ita plaet iho tt rials nceihil. The ceiling is vecy im handicap for the liearcnts. This Edit ".li.ri I... limn.M . H,,,*,* Slnirl*.. I ui Ihe head with a heavy blunt in­ itudenta then'were so shy, but ballet m parate building, is aquippel with a low .ni.l al! i in* practl • • I long Bf in • I. enrtl they made II Sim,I I i.»,,i. MM.on.* K. ut i Girla' S*lrtl. Dur- "Hey, .lolmny, tit. you get paid for that?" lor All-Stars wi 11 afford oj>| . ini; sec­ and Board of Education has built radii ijstem, thai is, cuh room is Ing mu-' be pul off until the team during i he past m a N»w« Wi Ms. Hi.H. II.-. i' I.••o.lhv I.....I.I.* i'lei- strument if she woultl huve. PnCM im* they could stare at you till yo tional team* an aaundsnee of * one of the mo»l mod.-in s. lio.ds in this \rt.ir. s.,ii,ii,,r.s. io -, s, i - .,, Man CJarard, "Naw," In* replied in disgust, "ihis is a free wheeling are also tense when thai lung one felt as if you were the new "hump wired with a plug fot • loud ipeaker a place which h* a high In winning the Alien County Tour- •int-t- in an endf:twii* to . ile the of Indiana. The building wus gymnasium wa* bulll by Orlan Dorothy M • i June nmim. v, i* job!" nl while the control la In tht principal's Hoagfiand surprised everybody". from the center of the floor starts on iiiliung'stiueezcy" at the too. Whn hcichix ' •••'' I"'"!'! Wsyn * tourney, 1 1 • bond i me four \ i ars ago for baa­ —o— .•ilici. Whenever there is a program • .1 in I. : ? and sra* ready DM a I i. ..-tu ii victory, Coach White- its way toward ilu* basket. When that we triad to get their opinion of thei Tht- Mi is.,. . Township i*uint *i. ketball practice and physical tri Ining, "Say, buy, I've got a girl that's only been kissed by to which Mr. Tools aee* lit f. r certain um by 1918. It contains Loth ,\ ..ity well-..M • is extended to all visitors iii team that opposed Central in their team I think that we got everybod hearing the solora of Red antl Blu. • ool BI ' Liell ; ehool, Mr, A se. re board was donated recently man'a boya are the fa\ miles of a great 1 I to listen, the louil Ip. :.l * by a iri"ii|i ol live or six of thfl lead tht t' urney. Foil Wayne schools are glad tt. twa pmrtk••'" tint gume started out it looked as if into an uproar because we insist.*: hur, eumpaicrnfcl nl a iln '.zlintr clip .I in and the atudcata enjoy the niniiliii of people ** victor* of this ' ' ""• ' ' he South Sidt dlffh I. ll .i U I* ".lean is pi Int I pal, h i *-1 01 > Ing merchants of the town. I, then as #11. -Is in tin- sectional, and hope "Ves, I know the kind Republicans and Democrats." ..nowhere there was a nigger in the upon huving their names. After \v throughout the current hardwood ., ram, and Industrial arta teacher, and roach tournament. If Hoagland plays as woodpile. They suivly stalled out Inter* Imrad everyone that looked gooo • Two ci.in*.., , academic and non smoothly in the sectional a* they did \i ,.'. favora.i!\ htipreaa them in regard to ni. -md has i lui. l!.".l up *.. pair of con* ! I) .11 B, l-'i > Lack, who is Iln* coach of of Ilu* boyi ' li an. al this . hool, iledi- we went out to look over their play "t ."'"'"" ' H l Sonih Side h.c had the ln.no' of being boat South Academic, two years of manual ham in the county tourney, there is no Thane was a fglrl iii our town •kfoo.l. .iii.-st s ut the ex pen . uf such Bfgre. the lilnc nn.I While I earn. al-*.. taacho* d as iln* Madison Township :.i two veins of Beat leg are of­ , v and aportsmanship. 1B| Moor. It sure was a good on. ocatcd just insi.i,* of this iui, iy portal. Through tU doubt in the minds of the fans but An.l -In* was wondrous wise; I had a very good seat during t he gatioeM IS South Whitley. Areola, Co iy|.iii*., ihorthand, bookkeeping, phy- School. .Mi*. Whiternan la a graduate fered bj the school, I.atin i.s the only Anted hy a couple of big stoves oi of their n pective i< stms will pas* eithei that this team will be one of tho two She painted up her rudy lips whole tournament and could get a esse, Washington Center, and Chum. ducat i"n and dl recti i hi of Ball Stat.* Teachers Collage. foreign language teucht, and ii may 'haps one ol' I lie players in tin* present tour- 1 .n.i. out on lop. playittg in the "iinils of the sec­ cath side and lighted by six lights, i kisi-o, win .* lii-fiikinj,' even arlth La rs. Mr. Foote, ilu* principal, The nieinlieis of the faculty eon- Le taken by the students for thraa •vill be the lucky athlete to win the Gimbal And penciled both her eyes; fine view of the psopla. hut that ?!-? !* tional tournament. IIIIIIIIIII* il would IH- a perfect plac. Payette iVnii-al. Their remaining •mil M.K-ial si i, n i I of live high school teachers and *,. are. That H gl lub Whi-n she found this didn't win ...st got in my way when I triad to p •• later on in the year. The sectional tourna­ to play hall. By the way, if you wan inij ,'iiy oi thfl noLm* in tha hi.'ii f.nii gratfc ehool teachora, Latin i. and an orchestra of eighteen pieces. The wins and laaaa* nf thr­ Bear- -wc the basket in the South lad of aina liuvi* iK't-n Nfiitered over Lai LOUDSPEAKER- HAS ment will give I' ' best chance possible lor our Tin' fame that she would know, tn get pessimistically minded peopl. Hiffh School Erected in y hool and grade school eome fron the the ..nly foreign language taupht. Their sch....I toler*, Lin. and while. eat*- are as follows: he gym. And that is what I came to .nil, SpciiruTill-i*., snd Roanoke, whlli are the flanst ns thoae of the Central She went and shot lur husband up— just meet u hunch of thoae apupil- c nntrj, ill buiie* being used to gnUr* Dom. nee and iinlii-1 rial art Hoagland ft, Harlan 10. . .uisters to gi I in trim so as to be eligible t< a*e. [ suppose I shouldn't kick though, their reiWu* of defeati hsve been luf 200 SUBSCRIPTIONS Titers. Anil now she's in the show! Xiiirly everyone thought that thei 1908 b Still New Idren dally sad I ra an* tauathl a* elective . Hoagland '22, Woi.tilmrn 10. v .n the reward. It's time now to begin! 1 hail one of the finest views of girls fcred al Uu* onalauifhti of t he Jeffer- !• will bfl Interesting to notice that team didn't have a chance. i,i and forth from their home*. The departmental system i Hoagland 23, Blmhuni 1L>. that I ever want to gaze upon. 'Fin* son <'outer Alum ni snd Unioai Center, Urian Hi- •. School Newamumtt Harlan hii;!. school was Luilt In IL a IT In iitl has an envlablfl reputation ployed at il"* high school, each period Hoagland 16, Monroeville 19. Client: "Why don't you get a good brush? You'll he brunette that sat beside me during According to my old pal fan fin llllll. Only one ul tlit-so affairs has been Bs* iCt-niarkably Iiiii' •.io app. araac • spy th.* \, mi* \v...'!,l .*ai.*.*ly I'elievf it was thai IS minutes long. They Lav,* vented by sonn* other school, Hoagland 18, Ufay«tte no. I loos t Your Team! .ililc to do Iwice as murh work." the whole afternoon se.ssion on Fri it is time to stop when the end seem scitk-tl hy an overtime method, that HARLAN LOSES THREE He-lord . Ight |n i iodl a day , and loi* sonic peo­ Hoagland M, Areola 24. rainier: "Hut 1 liavt'ii"! twice as much work to do!" lay was the smoothest piece of young to lie the only thing to do. And sine rollttr.t beiliR tht' hatlle wjiK.'.l wilh Gloomy rumor- of Ihe faint-of-heait have been • i a> her redecorated. A rarj IMPORTANT PLAYERS ple tbey La\.* ih* "oi. unitL parted." Hoagland's Players Hoagland ll, Now Want N. Lazy Pupils Use womanhood that I ever glanced at. my paper is forcing me to the con Lafayette f'ener. In whieh the i>( With an enrollment of only I It neard Concerning the forthcoming basketball addition wa ,i! i mads in the gym- Tin J L.i*. , about ciKhl month- of .....; IT, Lea in. Lukewarm Lulu And the best part of it all was that elusion that to end is the only thine an.l Blue live w-«s dtclarad th* vi, 0 the Marian High Bcho. tourney. 1 I Ire YMtnta Either of IHoeafi 01 ehool and get out in April. Player Tot. I'ts. Hoagland 20, Concordia 11. Got nl live uses For "Mother, may I gfo out to play?" she'didn't know anything almut it. to do, I will stop. So I'll be seeing you tor. •\. an* ilni'y loin in tin . 40 Hoagland 16, Areola 19. "We can never win," they whisper. Soldiers "Yes, my darling: daughter—But remember the things at the regional The Jcffti mi group hai en- ;yni will accoin V.ili ni'ib-le Atxiilent • lay ton I've been so lmreil with life in j-ren- I suppose most nf y>u kr.-r.v that or their paper, "Th* man class; eighteen In the aophomore HoagjasMJ 21, UKI 35. in the forlorn army of the Father of His Country 1 joyt-tl M exlienit-ly successful Beston Italy W0, ley . 69 eral f..r the last few weeks that I Not Having Lessons ' "i to dfl nrc the things you hadn't oughu-r!' 1 .efore the tournament some of we Signed. • I'*" Thi ; ., , larkabk Ilnairlaiiil l.l, Elmhurst 24. ihis year, and frt »m all ixpectation*, ...ioi In- Take .. line I931-3S batketball ma- and junior dug, *,n,l fourteen in the Bohnke 88 said the same thing, only much more emphatical­ I) don't know vvi.ai to .lu or say lucky students of journalism got out EL ESCRITOR. . .* mi and the * Hoagland 28, Concordia 25, Just what is your beat used alibi? they will offer a c-opious supply of op i* lin. 'I. varnish­ •liii" and i ••ii.i'-e thraa important cog* foul ih year cl* Bobilya . 76 ly. They grew disgusted, quit and went home. Bchool has l.een unusually tiresome, Ilim : "What is love?" hould Hoagland 21, Woodburn 17. is a grand .itiestion, don't you position uifainst t lu-ir competitoi \ ed s ml * I *. d i hi cellingrs and up­ ii a ml a bal kind of a machine 'll. no i nnuflual part of their J. Smith 36 Were they participants jrj the victory of York- an.I llic weather has l.een ilepl .ral.le. t ail wo inder very ; Hoaglantl 16, Monroeville l'.i. •1 think so? It might put bail Id Il.r: "I.ove is just one sweet dream of peace, tran­ any Stiuth Sit|i--*f'tnlnil clash pro­ per half ..f the si.le wall u ar* i sintfd HI have? Well, thi* is ju roll Is that I In* major poi K. Smith 19 town ? No, nev< r .' It is almost impossible for one to k.** p ll.iapland 20, Lafayette IH. iln* heads of bright little boys uml quility " .in.! the lower half of the pi .1 .lini thai is facing? Coach Donald ol their al Ll.les make it. At Boag- Yi.iise . . 3 away frum cold* antl flu in this un duces overwhelm! nj{ zeal and rivalrj IL.iiirlantl 19, Havilantl 24. girls to write this, but yet it mijrht Him: "That ain't love; that's sleep!" COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK ll d painted I. ..I Harlan llijrli School. < 'oach land they combine brate and brawn Ilnlfman 1 naliiral weather. Poor Motha was a .loffc-rson Ofl'nti-r-Il.iaiiuk.* nn m *.t pri County Tournament (>amrn warn the teachers of pupils using: the dark gni giving ths ichool • nary a former Indiana Univer and gat pood rc-ults. One of the lust ways to show our true sports­ taken ilnwn with the flu, and it is lik.'wi-so. The httt.r contesta alwayi d in South Side, .*;ithei* i "Hadn't you bettor K ills, as '" asketl the motorist of the Hoagland Uh Elmhurst 18. Uary .lam* Fall—"I'm terribly sor 1 I l.v the Harlan Inth* \. I:, degree, lie i* a good friend of two weeks. Al tfcaao ass.ml,lies I accept the judgment* of rafaregs without emit­ today se aa to hest* froai K,ciiii.kr it With every kind of a sound. Lot h organiiatioTA*a ure very evenlj .ol fron tie i il they farmer's Ley, who stood looking at the Hoagland 20, Lafayette 20. ry, but I left ii••• bonk at home." rated by Whitley County ent hu I * am. ami pane physlca i s me k'iv.-n by the pupila; other iim.* ting various "I,.....-." and hisses. Last year, at but uniloui.te.iiy I hail already ear As (ht- students rush from room lo room Special Service Department ' slides arc shown. Kach cla Luui ..f hay upset in the lan.* bf a Hoagland 19, Monroeville 18. Hon Kaa.le "I have work to .1*. ' n wiiionts wt-re South Si.le. lie.I line af tha B*M*eaa home fr..m Hoth up the stairs and down. The Jefferson Township aKK'n-fjation : ull.v correel and ooanl th collision. which time North Side was the host to partici­ .bilin tie I.cin -"Honest, I was only the town Inp. The Unci* boy* WaW have left this pected to put oa a program aoaas time sch.ini. Due wmilil think ihey wouhl For Annual Staffs has I >t-fu severely handicapped this III •* "Hi- knows," replied the Loy. Lazy gambler* are now loading pants in the sect [onal tourney, the reception given ki.l.lmg." e ach with no end mt worry ure Gay during the y i ai, close school when sickness is so prev­ Let Our Year Hook Specialists Help Vou on .Im* in tho ^maximum amount ol iltios th,* Harlan "Knows? How can bo know?" tiun* dice with Mexican jumping the visit ing teams was a very creditable one; the Dorothy I'etors—"I went to church." These guys make a lot of noise loci Vaunts who is in the hospital, Bwaatara with capital "HV en ail lit. I took my much neeilcil vaca­ i-piairiftl ankles I < > which '' School im a paper of whieh ii i lloa^lanils (HI-IS' "Hi I he l.av." beans. northern school proved that Fort Wayne schools Itiithella Furnas—"I had a terrible While running here and there. Build Vour Nexl Publication J, Guiff and K Wi I I I •• only to senior bo) • and senior tion anyway, l.ut I still wish I had i<*ri kare fallen victim. However, deserve a tried reputation for sportsmanly con­ lua.la.ht-. "' flit- fre-hmen seem so green lo ones injured in an automohile accident. girls, Tin* aee* a.* requirement* an* Stayed home a few days earlier, then Ri . :n • sen Ion Tea III is kern duct and courtesy. It gave the students cause for Kenny Ficllingei' "I forgot to Like ns Mho do m.t tare. This year Harlan won six out of that one flteaS elli.-i.nl woi k mi mi, and Hlue settera from diiplatyiaf a • parhaM Motha would not have been Our Engravers i . ighteen gaiaaa. They have tt Ihe leaihs an.l takes a tIt-.-ii al•!• pride. Whether we uphold our past hitrh atanding •tad: " fut-ateppim ipiintct, and JefTei R hard I ne, Is d- • * it. II ild Allen (ounly K;i-.kelliall MM poiatfl to t heir oppnnents' 34'J ottituile toward his work. during the sectional of 1882 depends entire]*. IM H:I\1*I "Oh, gee! I thought Can Furnish Vou With I'nui im: I'lales of Why aren't thc.v having this tour I'nr we jusl sulk along to get • deal nl Murphy, Virginia Hoaiflantl lli-jh School has its own this was unassigneil day." (h.impinnship for (.iris for The foDowiag is a list of the upon the pupils who attend the affair. South naineiit on Thursilay anil Friday and Tu classes lhat we hate. All Kinds for All Purposes sectional sn* cafeteria, which i.» self-aupportiag. Bsralco Scbaofar "Oh, I'm just Thi.s Ve.ir play.*.! by Harlan this year. Side is especially responsible this year, since the then v.e could have had tw.. .lays' For if our lesson isn't prepared As previ.iusly naantioned, Jeff. Harlan 12, IL.ael.in.I M, Eighty pupils patraates thi- aaarl) new hi re." .I John M'. event will he staged in its gymnasium. If we ilion? I simply lavs va. at ions. Wc know .-that'll be our fate. FORT WAYNE ENCRAVINC COMPANY i Hiatal l.v pilot. .1 by iln every tlay. I'auline Wcdlt-r "I'm always Paul I Harlan 2]. .Monroeville '21. pass tin- test for courtesy this year, it will be 'I'll. r>* arc so many things one can do. likeable Lavi Tboanaon, veti i an .1. f- i •...! i ary te saoal of tha lergar hllirh Harlan 24, Si>eneervillc s. After tho toiniu-y s the hask. il.all alone." I'hone A-4369 1 Ofi West Superior St. just another proof of the quality of our school Motha and I - just have grand times. I i i.niaii menior. tllaaaon and reporter *.. Ilaxin • * hool . in the bigger ,il. Isn 26, Avilla :"u get tired watching would marry Dt-antn Hrown." Classroom learning is the very basis for this Senior M. r. iuy, I Bsrtlay . v ... II Del mn • won in * I- ranfce, .-. make up for thi*- with their Igfctlng •I'l-l III IIIIIII IIIIIIII I I l-M • after game, and nil the n Mandy I "Why MI. Hiram?" ' forward, vill !» ••-. These s|.irit. preparation. So it is our own personal dutv to I.anils, veiling and talking, and all the l.'uii.ho :: Hai \. T. Barhatj, \ • II I». in Senior Mercury, Squire: "Well. Ihe deacon trimmed me on a horse McCoy, jf w ill.. Try • am thi*** see that we would not be one of those vrh«> would . row .linn. I wonder. maylK- I wmi'i •"ritie: "Ah! And what is thi " Ii Yea, Team, loot's Fivrht! If you ask mc anyone whose pul.-e trade once." i llunriifs, f u •.von in year, antl aroiin.l thun he hope* to be "laid off" as m.t giving promise to the tax­ like it. Well, anyway, I think I'll go. mil Mll.lell I l'.i illl lie (ire- Luil.I another irootl tie.* n.*xt | is -ii|.orb! What soul! Whal cxprts- U'.i* III at the sight of any girl, is - ' ti­ In the Spring payers of the community of being a good citizen- Xo'v that spring is coming and poo ll 'in,l ,i illative-, of the The (.'ii Is' leiun t. ...nl for t I -i.iii I " N. E. KiK-nemann pl< will U'gin wearing lighter cloth plumb crazy. Kichmnnd's a goml re n Sun,lay school teacher: "Mary Jane, what kind of *; 'le.ili. That's wherw 1 in-the-making. . .ly foi like that. ! ll inf.. I hope that the locker room will children i*t> to heaven?" yvill ii |.ii*-.*nt their • ml 11. Harlan 17. clean thi pamt ..IT af my Liiisln ." Your . Patbr. Ten Hail; i n Pupils -l-l III H-l-l I I I l-H-|.HI-l-I.|.|.H Etc., etc., etc. le hss crowded. I doubt H. though. i.rn.* StttJta: "I'.ii.l on. ." ba h. l.l Hoagiand L'L', U oodhurn ttt. He.iliv. do yon I* now i but the girl fill! IIIIII llllll I Mill I I I I I I I I I I-I 1 I I I 111-11 I IH-H*H+I Dear I'aity, future. The «in. Hoagland 80, Elmhurst 8. Give Me Truth whose locker is right a. i .ss fpim BM Kcci-ivr Sweat-en Would j'.'i Kindly inform mc how Ranald Btahy: "Vi.u look like a sensible girl, let's • will then Ki> ta the Hoagland 23, Klmhurst 111. take*, up the whole aisle. Well, sb:* v. ill l.c del Hoagland II, Lafaj i 11, Years ago, ur <,, it eoemjt tv ine, mother nad to get acquainted with that tall blonde get main, tl." Compliments of :-he all l.ut sils on the floor to Letter Sweater.*-; Awarded lo . The -.in Heoglaad i W, a story of man who lived when the world was girl fron tha St. Catherine Academy. Most Any (Iirl: "Nothing doing. I'm just as sensible gt-t her books out an.l consequently Three (-irln unci Se\in Mnv-, , the d " let mt I - will 'hen meet in Hoagland 33, St. Jo* In cat m is. that "Hed" Bevington seems to know . I I.mk." * HAKTH ELECTRIC CO. young. The ami. ut hunter with I"* Om>n'v set everynne who pa si*s pii-h.*, against Hoagland 16, Areola II, of Harlan llrh tit to explore the unknown world beyond the in.*, and my locker door, to avu.l her. so well? I Willo won Hoagland IS, Elmhurst 1L\ Wailingly yo* "Everything Klcctiical" SUITS Sills. Finally, after a long bewildering fourney, I honestly think someday I'll I Ilnl. I.ohman: "I fell over fifty feet this morning." •r Lat in • ' lloac- Hoagland 32, Hai lan 8, A Would Ho ROBMO, Ten swoiili'rs .' fardcil to the they came at last to • great aaa, and as the hunt­ Well, I'll be seeing you at Ihe tour Junior Bailey: "And jou weren't hurt?" aai. In ii* Hoagland 11, Elnshursl 8. I'. B.1 I think her first name is Barlan llifh School 1L'2 E. Washinnton Blvd. A-1130 er and his famiiv stood on the rocks of the shore put". My. such slang! Motha would II I,uhman: "No, I was only getting off a crowded Won fi. spivtivcl\. I >tt r Hoagland 17, Woo.ll.uin 17. Nn, ire didn't say a word about "love". That may Urania. who hava played al lessl one yen • n I.e borrifled. < allmun Street car." * -in ni gam in the early morn and gazed over the endless, Hear lioni'*... the varsity basketball team, 01 the* mmt Browi lie (nie—we don't know—hut wc do know that ILmiflanil 11, Klinhi, terrifying expansi of sullen blue before them, the I could tell ynu how. but tin i.* .-it <- —o— May the Best Team len, three were nirlst. Maxine Amstutz. •ile touina- MAY THK HEST TEAM WIN every fellow will be thinkin-ur about a new spring great sun In all il splendor came from its depths to.* man) • aaalital it, ami M. A. Berkcy: "All my ancestors were blondes." Kathryn MeCtrdy, sand Irene c;uiff, .mnt Ploranee ca *.* in sixth. Tin y lauirht'tl wht-n she snt tlovvn to suit, and inn's, the place to buy it, for we special­ before their eyi and the simple caveman and "Ked" flaalliatOB Ifl all of them. I'm M.J. Stults: "Then you come from preferred stock." who each received a. beautiful royal ">.|. Sally's Similes Students Hi Ip Red t'-oss ize in the "riRht" things for jTOBBf fellows. Inci­ his family, terrified, fell prostrate ami quaking • I to .leaHi on the rocks before the glory of that ancient muscle. Don't ynu see my jiosition? Louie Briner: "Hey, you, mark time." chenilo letters. l dentally, (louhh'-hreiisteds are extra flood for Win itudenta t.f lbs As trying as the timts. sunrise, and before its awful mystery. Thev Patty. Sap: "With my feet ?" The hoys whu r. FK;HT. ROAGLANO spring. Come on in and "have a look." As footsore as a sending army. ninr Ihirii S.h.«.l, Chicago, were terrified and intrigued before the noii- I.ouic Briner: "Yt-s, Silly, what kind of animal would Oaylord Yrtrti.and I iromioc* : IK.HI: As quiet as a North Side runic* Hear Miss Fiverup, Illinois, s nt do* * '•• *" Groat Laaaa undei'standahl. ; and, because they could not mark time with its hands?" who eaoh receiveil total I 'I""* i ui. It siimetinies makes one think Whal an* tin* im*.-li.ilil ie-. of stay­ i'their sweaters; Kit liunl Emase and Naval Training Andrews & (orville understand the awful thing, they worshiped it. ing ut Khool over night? We are here Sap: "A clock does." of a lasi year's bird nest. '•"iiirlas Poisel, each receiving three in a i '"' '" '' I oiifccliniifri In a like manner data the youth who stand* until after 8 o'clock, and our mothers As slight as the difference lietwaOB • e st ripe; i: * I Henry anil I,,i tht . ' .'liainmcnt of the wonder why we don't board here? :.-..H,.|-| i-i IIM ;. i i i*-i*i |.|.| i i |++ before life ami w a tehee it unfold befeae him fear a school tin. bar and an engine driver. A great leader seems to be one who takes the eitdii d Pf ierman, lu -' t'i PUS', disabled .1 New Varsity Models That Could vi. do it? How muth would thai which he cannot comprehend, lie is avid for One mm.Is the train antl the other when things work out right. and Wayno Akey, on*" sl ripe. H-l-l lllll l-l' I 1 I I I !• 1-1 I I I I M I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I l"l 'I-I ' Would our naah be furnished knowledge Of life, b-t-ausV, if he is normal and trains the mind. Richard Earn*, a li" wai laceaitly DEPENDABLE vvithnur room? moderately intelligi nt, he wants to make a suc- \ n-,i,n is like conversatinn only Teacher: "How do the freshmen keep those dinky ed honorary csptnin by the •••am Are "Right" 1, .vingly, Show 1 our Team fen Are llvhind Them it, and li. ' trying, in th estagc in which •ben in tea n* tin*,'. I Interesting!. little caps on?" also received a casta in's iter .01 his Platoons, DRY CLEANING h. i .banging from childhood into maturity, to Speaking of new mini's in clnlho-. M, Murphy: "Vacuum pressure." '• r \vitll the ' find a formula for a successful life. as likely as a fair haired girl becom­ Hear Phil.HI at. Ihe boya' sweaters esn Ihe slip on liter a WHOOPIE CAP ing a fair haired woman. In my opinion, Ihe suites opposltl antl are likew i-s«? ef royal bin* l'i- accounts, pet haps, for our own indiffer- Annoyed Girl' "Say -if you don't quit pestering mi \ iii'iucnt as finding a nose that rnoii.s II and S arc Ihe most prcfii.iiil. wilh whitf ehenile let t en 25c—All triors Does your winter coal seem heavy '.ird nid to I have tfl dine at Nick's. $19.50 •UCCt of the causes 6f their failures. IVr- I IleW.) and (firls. Sinn* I hen the iiiinil.fr "f IIIOO ( alliotin Street Pattv. }'-'-l'-* '• re uncoii-ciously hunting for a key One niirhl when the lights went nut Very stout woman, who wants to cross Ihe busy thor­ awards hats been ionsitleiahly small.*i ings? Hetter jjet your litfht coat n n the wick nf the candle return.led l "< Uvea and an explanation for all life. oughfare: "I «»), my man, could you see arross Iht* WOLF & until this year. iiiiiiiiiiiiini i •JJ.UILL'-LU 111" '" 111 1111111 i I 111 nne of the city t.f Athens. It is in Dopslors Kato Teams Fhe lit tateamen appeal to us the most. i«»ad?" the mi.Idle nf (i. • *-H-|.| ».•!•.l-l |-H**f*H"t IIIIIII I -l-l- ready to wear—back home in 21 Scoffer: "Why, mum. I could see you a mile off." particul * *. of Lincoln, Waahington, Rooflfe* As easily answered as the riddle First •-South Side Archers V'-t. Fran • and Wilson. The giographies of Sec.m.I II.*.atur fallow J ON TO si ML 1 pt why girls always like I., look a! Hi. DESSMIER men who I hacf great prbblen lo ..IM-, who moon. There's a man in it. Third lent ral Tigers. "Huve you heard ahout the man who swallowed the lltni.l \Mi hours from the TROY with color, "Northern Indiana's Great Store" Patterson- •h»ve had I hi for their power and who have US pi'..per a- u ni'iiiiie law against Fourth North Side RadS ins. teaspoon'.'" FL0LTC.H HROS. V.srngv ••tit ion and won, they are the nering! Il is often prival.ering Fifth Momoevillc Cubs. New Ha­ "No, what happened?" lines, style restored '-' l'i'*.* ti) lives. The Uvea Of poets and ata Inuring) and con -e.pieiitly ven Bulldog;. Hoagland Wildcats. "He can't Mtih" ' •<' »" " of liti tore are often ao fantastical Ml.i'.'il. Sixth I.e., I.inns, l.af'acot In.I I'iiiilcs. Ilunlortnwi Wildcats, n ' fji i,»n. Fiction does not give Hfl I*. ciiiy remind* us of the fan*roes My Car •H-H 11. II | I" 114 !•+-»—i-l-M I I I !"»•+ i in.HI wh.. .* I.ii- in. him Woodburn Wan-ims, Klmhurst Tro- I have a car. II never breaks down. It never skids. H e're For ~\~o\l, Fletcher Co. the thing no waearching r..r. It only en­ sail fi-h. ibui.iii Bin* He- nm; tertain ii I efore, we discard il for the \ • appi ipriata ns the fact that ..ur Greyhoenda, Monmouth (Adani It never gels a flat. Il never gels over-healed. II has WOK ATS! preeenl B, j( ,-,„. nllI. dislllaaioned, dis­ teachers clumse to speak on Ibe sub­ County), lottureet Center (Whitley never gotten me into an arrident nr collision of any E. I>. F. Koencmann appointed old 8 ject * of an hour." County). kind since I Rot it. I wish to goodness I could start it. iniimi \ RE uTrTSSnj lliML'laort •I..|„l„l |.|..|..|..|-H-I"I"I"I'I"I-H- •++++ -I"M-t"l-I"l--l--I"I-I-I-I--I--I-I- • 1 I-I-I-H-H-4H- t

•nwyi, u,„:i|. •* -t- •!• ^ flmimm W. Metiner a^^jjf*, port "Wayne, Indian* t T il:..it.*). Nappaniae. Con-IIHI /".,"•--*n«f a" , I" V7hew'X)vs liii .nd all nersville, and Washington are the „),{,.|aa The im.ni ppurpos e ot the new de- persona are urired to send in ques­ ; ._, u you probably sup- residei' of institutions that are ax-' Prisoh. J partment is, tion, on sll phssea of ariatmn. 41 I H I M I I I »' i I I -I I I l-M I M I I M I I n I I I II I I I 111 I I 1 t M HA P««»d. to auis'wer qiieat ion* ot »ri»tion T l'a-r* "Trip- Tm*n\ .\Ml*:\'T NKW a March 4, IOI TM,.*eL 4, 1M2 THK TOIMINAMKNT NKWS Page Five LEO COACH HAS Klmhurst Team Knltrs Sectional Tourney Trojan Girli I Iii\<* Heads New Sehool Leo Is Strong eteran S<|iia,J fouc coins, line appeared • ba a li'iim Has Set iMMlfcatMg Bgaln to increase his Le i„i ...i tog. ther they haw •U i rl participating in the various ..I their games. engineering loudness in I.imu, OL || lasi year's sectional loam hael. .''' f > Cup bj his , cellenl playing lag. lie al-;,, like* 11-tinis. golf, and d on ihe li, il,,,,r. Din V set Is. hi.-tui**. room, in ..ne they Wtn I Ucfiird Duriiij- (uncut order to give him the needed credit ., •*. iblt I Ing, and hav* sports. •i- i.d by Coach Derek tha Ltau bare for K years. In 1!UW ho then went II enter the tourney this year with i'i ih.* county tournej held In the city •wlmmlngr. He is a seniur ihis raar, above I he gym on e *cood floor i n ll v r, hl itiK mu-ic and the other tw,. Wen da to leach iiioii •*.,hool . lata 11, • dui 'n„|,, ...lily tlui .ni' Iln* a II Whin n girl earns IIM points she avrraged SS polnta e game against .lennings, Ohio, where he was Ihe al .-Mty of tleterinination to win, and '"" * ' ' ' CUP i awarded for Hi*girl is a lirunette, so lhal explain* Hall Season . litoi Iun and il udy room. 1 voted to t be glad* school. lag his flrat year in directing the i,, • ntj ton* namenl t hey tit- Ifl a warded a varsity letter by the Mr. raid llnller her opponent* average of Ll, The It-tie director in the hiKh school. Hi ii also attempt te revengs thi upset •portsmanahip, bein* the i„*. • nli- In*; prefe i ence, Th.* i i.T, ills for i lu* iiiusl part, live L 1 As the Inquiring reporter becam* Woodburn t earn he aaa t * rone,te d with 111.niI»*I-I..-.- n '.ve III i lo* Nrsl Athletic Assoeiat ion. There is an II- ttam thai beat* Lao will have te do then uetit Lack to Lima College who ,*e.*ived last year. '"'" "" sthlete. Rli reel DM inch Jo* "(iil.l.y (lal." QibSOfl II another All-County Claims Two the junior high Instructing. in th oundil Inlrysi.lt- and Attractive New Building Houses 2.Li eeption to this, juniors and seniors, Elmhurst' principal is Mr, Paul red by tha fairei ild feUow. ,),,,• is si\ • .ju.-iintetl with thfl lUrround- in led Lack ami forth L> sehool , . ami lost to t i • Hosgland Wild some line hasket shooting to score for two yours he was the athletic . The Cubs have a veteran iquad 11 1 of this year i ..*.*i\ e their letters when Haller, well-Liiown throujghoul the •;.* poked h,*r ii,,... Into darker a year'; le.seni'i*. Fuelling ,.:i. . Lam; . m Hi'* WC mt reelnr. Ile went from there (.. Ottaw Liell took t bein te the final-; of the ; ' " pected y all f, . ,« . „1|( • inch lall. Wa couldn't tret Thi , •usun has proved to le highly gTSdS sehool Tjliiiliursl High Sclittol, (trade Pupils stute. Tn iiitn is tin* task of making points for they will not get much help t ciiriiers an.l among other Intereattng Ith the they have earned MH) an.l 100 poinl- (Ihio, when* hs slaved for a few yea ,, a nty tOOrney, when they lost to he come tact lie thinl tifa • '••> hi n t.. inierviei*. him. ;*, thai •il for thfl \I. .iun, mill li ij^-li child To t ransported by ma- game by one point. Klmhurst Hiirh Sehuul an outstanding Ut thfl charity lane. For I.e.. lias the found a library. Por • exception of the 'ID-'IO seas,,n, at the hey h;i\ t* v,nn reapectinly. I eh,lire tO I'*!'I iiii,; (,ah. ichool in ' squad. The t earn is v, ry <*.-i - cliines. During tha year ami Important higb Khool ol the I'II honor of saying lhal only OnS man has* directing athletics. After thai bfl w. hoagland. Th«y have defeated th.* with only II high school studenta, a \V,null,mn school, coaching both boya' Hoagland, COB- li. you sol all wonder how Elm­ ami freak air, ami i-ach contain* four (In the sport calendar uf this yen' BOB* OUt Of their 'rallies for fuur per ' . Huntertown whert- he was in cha i; | .mips twice on olher occaeioni this la winner in the *. • .nal. And t hen • \\',. pabl) piloted I.y Mr. Ku.lnly and Da\ •* In id.* i Loi.l • iiasketl.all from Ln!.I *, Har]an 1111 *. lil,iary such as the one found a: AI.u, und girls' basketball. During this ure the various activities: spot-til.all •*..! I,,*.* I happ ni .1 to knuw his older hr .tht r rd, win, shan* 11.,* coaching ra*» rordia Academy, < lurubuseo. and hurst received its aasMl A long tin* nr live sleai.i heat radiators whic.i I fools III their eighteen •.•*. of physical education in the hi^' ,i .mi. mouth is truly an BSflM t. li whieh is played In the modern grai played for four ye;, on thi ibil ilies st the school. time lie turned oui As In the Wood bum (twice i. || * a lal |« lately elm t i'i-e Stood lias an outside ventilalm. baaketball, t mul dine, volleyball, baas- I hey have only fouled 10(1 times, while school for throe years and just la With a ret-ord of fourteen won and idaated from Centra] la "81. cated in a small luiir foot niche, t>n which .'.on. J • ,! ,, a Land 1 "•• ' te, with green 17 ""28 lesson i, -.-. hit* the IT.I Ilu in* li> thai they wun he Ssndpoint road. The neigh ball, track, tennis, and the minor Leo lli-iili School year he went lo Leu. Lily six lost, with three games i. SO tte enjoyed talking to Vcstil. lie twpaldea ,.i which were shdvu. Tht ra Conaideriag tha fact thai tham beya or on he il ra thai pla] il ths anhnnl 1 Tht- Kyniiiasiiiiii has a very line and their oppanwnti have fooled them lei lowing e.i- ,n Li* ipent in building; spoil.; whieh include hiking, roller 1 I IOCS. He admit* a prefercne* for •Id, and a ITeslinian. IN tha ehamplon* of Adams County, functions. in.m Hoagland who re now t L.* eoun borheod in vim* , it grow decided t<. At Lao he teaches physics, math. ItainiSg to he lilaycd, they hlue (Stab Mere numerous incyelopadiai, to aay B new team, as , nibflf ,,r i he modern iqtiipment for earrytag on skatiiiK', iee skating and iwimming. The Uoftfl will lose eight men this brunette* and confei , i that hii I'm niii.Ti will bS expected of them in the The ,Ti,,,,!'s colors are hlue and tj champs, they have ;i (airly K<",d name their community Klmhursl in Has 84 Student! matte*, and manual training. Hy ju Lhed for their sell.ml one of therefore this is his first year ,111 Ihe nothing ..f tin- Action, modem elsa) i, ''27-'2r\ teen arts lust hy graduation physical activity. It is thirty-*la feat Speedball was participated in by year, After June J. Ifaxfleid, Dialer lecord*. (»nlv ..in* uf their defeat* wa* Port i a ke -all. Hii I by Squad. He |.refers l.lon.les. I uu ma in-en I here. The comluTied el while. Two Leys. Joe SEool , an.l lien chance ol at lea making a good memory of the tree. They reeoguiaed Hid. and seventy-two feet lonif, The looking over his records one may a works of both Dkksaa and Kip]in*g. and transfers. , about 41 Kills. Four teums of speed I to l« * , and hi stun* is hia Tic thai IS ca.ily explained heeiuise lolls of the coaches and the players n are tho *gell leaders. The • M'.u.h, Kh.pfi *n .in, c. Ifaxfleid, Ely, the great iloul of experience that In i-Tvc. That wa.s In the gam* with [bowing in the * . ; ma! tourney. floor i-s of hard maple, and the ceiling Aclivitii'H Include Dramatics, ure. lb* • ,i laroevill* • An inteivsi ine; and unusual book fou ml Three peai • ago fuel]Ing Ini n and thougrhl that the ansa would nij ball "-fr*organised under ihe leader- Bellinger, and »'. KlopfensUin will bus had in tin* cuaiTiing lield, havitig| I i liu.atur Yellow Jackets early in the girl interviewing him was a aaa the book by the to produee a championship team ifl to to ,*iid around thirty In - pit* uf the I a i thai their team I* composed ol cellotex. All sound in Public Spe*ska\g, Music, hi*univeraity srorl and aa*alntool( up *.*-; that iii community was willing ship of Kvelyn I'oinko and Doro ne longer tread Leo's halls. However. been interested iii spurts from Ihe tinu J ,, season. The final seore was 80 toed chance to a - tie blond*, lie plays baaketball, tennis. Helen Keller. he praised. Teamwork and an un- rty pectators I nament, is ca n|.ri:i .1 nl i ..itcrial, the ni 'hi Iffyniniisiuiii is deadened Ly the and swims. His hobby Ifl throwing uiien. Tin Lit- lighting spirit haveetiaLlf.l duties gt Woodburn ll I, when in h.*lp the traveler In cither ert "Won.*.*, freahman captains; Dorothy antl Athlelics " bey have gootl men left for nev! year of his college (lays down to the pre | Li. However, they found revenge erown. Din 1 ly oppotlte t h I ; fr*« for • l! tball ii the only iport, a fourth Trojan live i*. capable of turning in SCCOUetie sealing'. At the end of the papn ua.ls, and that explain* what ,,1 tO obtain top honors Ifl the .•a performed la (IIM I iyl.* all of thfl sehool turns out for the team. Bourse, the hi*;h achool was named Spice guid al t li" • iphu re t Tin* res. nes an* training many good ttst, their next two gamea by winning •ini»- the inter li'.tarj was seven-shell' rink >>n an upset. Wall n • tagfld I.y I loach I t ny stags wii h a baa at i : kind at a Ley ha la. I%atil is tin* ft •• i( county. TL,* tmn namenl, in which itaaea and furniihcd I he hlghll after the Blmhural community, sad while the juniors and seniors were i Neatkd in the northeast corner m' I, The reserves have won 7 out oi Mr. Derek has heen able" so far t.,| [mm Mark < "enter, ()., ."{M to l'.i, an.l viewini a , „ tlcularlj which reated luaeh boaaa of th.* most both tournaments. In the- i The curriculum of thfl eh.,,I in- Nulf. the Tiii.ii.; plaj i eonalateal ful on i-t ain uf steel gray valour and . I* n M Inchei tall, a brunette, aad ha Monmouth engaged the qaiateti <>f ,wrything that the modern its duty is to help others by spreading under tha Iflsdarshlp of Kvelyn Parki- Allen eouiitj is the little town of Leu, • urU. Combine his profession antl his sid. nihhing Decatur Cath..!it* 33 to 7. looking blonde walking dow n tht assorted colon, iht pea, and s i >•.* • -- Ins live I'm. ed the itron*r New Haven in,'iui of ball ami * * Krsppy gnsi a dreaaing mom with ihowars is at .IciT.nes t]uite velien.eiitly that he has Hosroe, Juttanon, and Kirkland. was eity high school offers IXC*pt ooiu- all knowledge. BOIL boosting s population ..f 160 cltiaenl Lao shoultl receive fie dark lu.rsi Iim* together, teaching the subjects i * Herne was also taken into camp •••<• raaaiag after him a* dis HaS) to the luilcll l„,\e*-, | ,|n. e,| Ihe Bulldogs into three uvertime periods of follows. each fid nf the mtaXaU, Horizontal lad­ Alt li.audi spt e.lLall was new tfl cry night. He" is pretty c.n- held at Berne, and although the fSBM* i.iereial COSIflflfl. The teachers number Klmhurst has a splendid building arht believa In Lacking their high •tall, Coecfa Ileieel, has l.iiilt up this -studied and handling the sports whi.1. hit then the strong Central Catholic covered hia nam* i- Lloyd Mark, or magasine rack that contained many Lciure ii a :i tees in an exciting en­ Tiojan*' itantli -• for the lirst sea der, climbing poles, leingdng rinirs lUan) of the irirls, they are looking Hdflsi that MonroerUle will pull out •am won by fairly poenxbrtabU mar- fear, including the principal and the in which to perform her required task. school team. Tbe Idgfe* school itself teani from three ine'i that were hit p< his sideline. ush of Fort Wayne defeated tht 'Marquart." II. ha blue eye*,iirath- issues ,,f all kinds of pul.licati counter, 'The set tional matched the s..n: luid hair nulls are fo«ad to Le quil.* forward to many mora seasons of r in the leati ill Ihe tourney. lias, they do sol tell the Bmeeat off '..'.. ... !,. Tie* i.lliec two li i a square type, i tin-colored Li i.*k be a population of M itudenta, L> af from last year's leain. ,e'. and VV'iiite I.y three point*. La "'' tell, and ha* i plendld phyiique, Prom ths cenler ef the ceiling han jrs Allen Countj Champion Monroeville Klmhurst lL', lloa-laiiil M. useful to dn* phjraieai sducatlon sto this activity. An,,!), ir fellow who has played va:'- Bghting spiril H teak t<> flea Cary CraMM and Miflfl Thel- itructure which La covered by a sew whom are girla anil Ifl l.oys. Misa • I* in the season the Irish duplicated he is .• .id to alt II , op* a ...at, an inch :in< I Icon Brith the Wniriui I. Tin* result • iiiii The .'ym has a laattiig capacity The basketball season wa* received Leo Is Not Leo 1,1 ikt • ball for foe r | tei 11 Da acquire 11, i- quote of points. 1,1,1 MacKathcrn. Klmhurst II. Huntertown in. •»i iti.oi roof. The front flf the build­ , Nellie T. Meiv-hon is the principal, ITpperela.ss Girl, ,,, tic tor) l>) winning i>.v two pointi ' " oa I he unity a half in diameter, Upon inquiry, i' was a victory for llie V\'o idbum quin­ of two hundred flf ty people for hasket­ with trreat enthusiasm. Tie ( iiuir Troyer, whu is aeveatesB years Although the Monniout h sipiad has The team this year in an average Elmhurst 12, Markle 21. ing is specially attractive boea a Bui Is Hears the Library Hall. -.pin.I for i hr.-e nan. ll I* fa* .rit* • in! that al the ol.soure end 11 f tet, in a till that the \\ • hall ir.-i Mies ami f.•..•.. .;.*.* | .*• . :. ,;,;.;,.,. rested to make ei«htj ' Mr. Franh Deick, tha laarh, Hoy, Lead Yells old. His bobby i. "heroes" IL* is not ni-tl an impressive record, it team and BS far has won one-half of Elnahunl 20, Markle is. '• lumn ' ,,ii... 1 Ward Meeso was the goal of tht ipoei ii piiur-ponir, and tins rope a as thi wflll-kaown 1 inued their fine work. seven hundred people when it is used teams. The games ucro play.d T'be building! housing the school is Name of Hamilton! His lu,IJ,\ •; -reiag '- • bom i ear whether or not hi gal i* •• mentioned also that if they their games. The eitv pt UT,,,,11,urn Klmhurst li. LafayetU Cantor 80, an.l a small balcony which extendi For Leo Sehools list New tfavm game when he IK'H, chai a.Tcristif of all country As last y.ar, thi*- Ml I u.'s team was for an auditorium. dining the noon periods. Many play-|" two Itorj addition. Bad in ItM th* • ght . Ih* say I a lilunde or lirunette. His favorite T ;i ngulation court, their boaatS of ShoOl MM residents, Klmhurst I, Harlan 7, fi an ilo* second Hoar. The columns npped ill a basket for t he Bulldog* schools. ipp.l I.y la i k . bat the All the student M living a long dis­ .is i in. wed aatatanding skid during Khool snpsnriaers added another two Horror* I Snrpria* ! The citiaei I 'Mow evllle aril!! . hileipaak tball in.I i a.eiall. and reeeiil would l,e nothing short nf niur- and expecta to semi some boosters to Klmhursl [fl, VV ILurn I, ind trimming of the school arc east- win* will aid her daring ths tearaa- .ach White's team won 17 to IS. in Woodburn mentor has tinned out a the entire bashsthall seasnn. j story building atl.il.nn' to ths "dd one. Who live ill ths little town of l.< I Loth uf them, lie lays he is I'lay.rs tha! can amass such irii.y to Lack its team. Klmhurst Ll. I..*. 20, saasd et terra cotta. The school is tance are takes to and from Khool mi nl, are the two. At I.eo t Lev strut Later in the season Mon roeville dfl ^ "' ' ' ehanplonihip. Contention Over Name line Working*: iiiaeliii* that has hit its Tumbliag classes, the ne\t spoil This new building huuses the crades ilon't live ill I.eo at all; they live in| ' I'. B, lie promised to call tl liy sure M*,III oe\ille will win B total of point* as they have, and Le Klmhursl ll, Harlan li ro.* proof as ii is practically all built .very mornini* anil sight in good suL- ated the Bulldog* II t.» IM md il .*,..... *,,, 11, i II.IIIIMH ,,»...,,,, tu,,,,,HI,HI,M,,,,«,,„ whi'-h is still in piograflfl, are prac |aad i new gym. used Loth Ly their stnlf .-nul make thfl fans Imai tournej. hatiilieappetl to their extent, should L. real stride in ree, til games an.l will Klmhursl :':i. Central H. 17. •i brick aad steal. ' but **. I'le* pupil* earri d by Hamilton. It camadaist in this wa un frum them in the semi-final round irirl Hu* flrat in i\*.*,| in the For Town Proved Lon°; : iity; for tha athletic exhibition which tie grada a'i.1 high school fee their In theii gym i.uilt in ItM in the sow Baikatball, haaball, and ping-pong irivin the last word in support. Bro­ give any of the teams in the meet Klmhursl 24, Hoagrland Lt. the I.uses number one hundred in von - W'leii thfl people in that part of AIL | y the county tourney for the right eity.) Eleven elaSS rooms, the cafeteria, p. bs I'iven in April. | Ind i r sports eat addition to the school. are the -ports Indulged In by Cheater And Drawn-Out kaw, veleriin center for the Monmouth niore than a little troublt Klmhursl 17, C. ( II. S. II. ty-tTi't-.-. County ){..t togethap ami decided Bailey li another brunette May The ilest Team Win thfl rest rooms, ollie* mid gymnaaium T'h is m w «*ym ha$ some 200 seats, , play Hoanrland in Ih.* linals. I - •velMeen y, 11 old setiioc •quad has Leen naineil on the A11 - rather .-Tow start the UTirrim; have Klmhursl 18, Churubufltfl 1*0. Th i avs an exhibit at! Tie' students For <"*» saoet part live star! a town, they ealed it Hamillo with strikino hlue . *,.•• -. Bob Shirley City or WootlTurn wa.*- • i he high * iho ,l. Witts halls T I.* ach* il boas I an enrollment of Tut when tin- eruwib pour ill. bleach- Coach Kalian had difficulty in -link He thinks jfirls are pn y inch okay, couiily BBjeaad I* has his tcammaie been putting the * ot their last Klmhursl 19, Concordia 17. Hillertst for tha P.-T. A.m.lanuary or farm* in the lurrounding • \fl.T a while the town Kot fiwini , particular whether or not his b*il girl (LINT and JIM •nil inclines lead to tha rooaaa which tin hundred nine bi-rk ichool studenta on. bfl atT.h d lo acci-notliit * gate. Inn off the injury and licknetl jinx with a weakneu for bl d brua- founded many long pears ago, Plemisg, wh.. was given one sf the tilts uii ihe right side ot the ledger. Klmliiirsi 20, Leo 22. 11, 198S. This oxhi'.il tin led out to l.c "M. ..! and ., bach and I ••nd Uncle Sam gav*them a post office ia'.** poliahed hartl wood floors and t • lu, i* irri-tl • pupils. Tin* I.i : The ichool colors, royal parpl* and throughout the leaion. bul h • nd.* or Li-iii, * , Ha ia i wnlor II,* is live feet tea inch. Straggler pioneers from Heine wen Norb is a irradaale ol" the \\,„ui- Klrnhuist Ifl, Woodburii 10, I • a ,* 1 he girls t • 'hoo! I s.*vi l ll ' w . at But the story tl.HSn't entl there, foi l.'iiai.l l.ert lis. All remaining players WILLSON AGENCY Which have a few feet of lil'ick work uliy consists of fourteen teachers, in white, decorate the gyafl at their pt up the confidence and fighting an.l has Len oil tht vai -*l v all (our plering the iwamps of lisumee received bonoral,lc mention. The team l.urn Iligh Bchool and Ml \ , d i Klmhursl II'. I 'oncordi* L'u. ha.l little evporioneo befor* thifl year, which make two trips. These Lasses some complication! arose. There Wa and prefers swimming te any other • ii the lower parts of the wall. Kach cladlnag Mr, Haller nnd • he gaOBSB. The Im team is called the Ipirit which i.s expect.ol to carr] il hoLhy is patting thumb -purl. Ile haa played on the | 'I'uunship in Allan County, when they is ...mprist-tl of ten tilayors. live ..»' mater as mentor :i"< Elnilitiis1 28, I Ton•IILUSCII L'.T. The vulleyLail season ha- iust four ISSB cany thfl -grad* school students. another town In Indiana that had ll GBNSSAL INSl RANd 1 them on to victory agsinal the tough .•am.* la a lone knoll ilong * '"* • .\otre Dame, Indiana, m La plenty of outside lijrbt teachera. Lams. These teams are under the Tho activities fOT thfl SSOSt purl BN "I.ions." Their schedule called for 2(1 name uf I In milt on, so the name had to taeki oa ih.* -.nts a, the study hall. i. am ttt four v* whom are aenlon, namely: Lytic. Iln, I... nf up....-** t niliankmont. and, dwiilinir il would 2.'{(i West Washington Total puiiiis .... rahlp of Kvelyn Il.-inl.e aad (leor- limit..! tu school hours, hasket Lull Le- gamflfl this laist year, with such leain. be changed. They. His facoi' t hii li his las! time, ll.* is confident taw, Hitner, Stultz, and ffasidagi Northwestern, and Hall Stale TflSl h A starting lineup is not definite, d pla.*, ,,, Loin, sol tied there. ers \oriiiul. Bfl tea. lies foreign lan Opponent ' points :: IE i • freshmen; Dorotl Thii .. ,i Il.ii.ii. Areola, Harlan, Hoag zjod over what name they would tal- Monroeville a ill win thfl t hai the ('ii' s will win the to three ptntiora, France, Poelllng, and TOWNSHIP SCHOOL rcimbur-'t Alma "later 1 [eil ('..ach Kalian has plenty rf ie - i\ly \cais aire. TT iruage. Knglish, and physics at the I'hone A-5111'1 (lames won moor*, sad Dorothy Jane Bnyder, is becaussthe buaaslsava after school bind, Wood .urn, I I' . I'.nally Iluy chose the nume of Is t'.urn.j. |! ,,,„| mAeck, girls, em orer and take your i and twu suphumore , whu are i v.* material if he wietv buildings were tWO saloons and saw­ Woodhurn school besidca directing I.amos lost 11 ORGANIZES CLUBS i.inii Sch juniors and BBaloi S land it B itasVMBt misses his l.us he town, and Klmhurst. The team IMW If hegoastoutly with• I lltegiri. Winn and lleckman. With a cnuple | • supposedly weak, r team*, IL ,\ lady came into cliureh late, She mill. The residents calletl it U',n„l meet* any of the three city schools of veterans for a nucleus. Coach llair- Leys' and girls' alhletii s. • II* I ••IMIIIIMMIIIMIIIIIS ••»•* llllll IM' The girls are flht *.ving itreat inter- litbor haste walk leun* 0C jiiek up a Leo I'layer Ls Cousin T'h. II almiir* came "1111,1" M saw that soiiieune wa.s sitting in hor Linn, combination of "Berne" and the Hail to ..Id Elmhurst High I units.- they tri ' that fin in tin d depended on ("rates and I trard ought n,,t to have much trouble Illllllll Illinium MHIMMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIMIIIIMIIIIIMI Illllllllll IIIIII ••• IIIIIHI Illlflllla^' Faculty al Klmhurst Sponsors , ut and lliere are many ride Bqntc way, which isn". an 11'- right name is l.uwell. h. Seat Saul she I,, the usher: **l '•woods" BUIioandiag the knoll. It Sehool m Ithsel pamr. 'ional. Laat year, however, they wen Of South Side Playei • * forwards, Kail, center, and M in roaadlagC out a team to Lid for tho New School outstandisg Bsrvera aaasg these thing I do. Owe basrssflslna intake years old, and is six feet tall. th.-u Hflaaass ta sec upswing my yte." was called Woodlmrn for sonic linn- Orj-.-iiii/.alion in Variety Loyal we'll lie to yuu, ated in their lirst gasse. They |n.l Crsbill at guards, to take M UM Hud i iiaiiaro, championship again this year. HUTSON'S PHARMACY teams. | thi boys huiiie after their Vthat: "Well let mo sow you t., but when the town grew antl it applied of Fields And in oui niein'ry hold mod dear. .•'.all will be the nevt atlr.Ml i • i pia.tiee-, Tli.- a.tivnies during the entered the county toernameat that Han Dialer, a senior on Leo's var­ oiigh iroinir throughout the season This is ,: any,,,,,• Just a Good I inn: Store l.ut the tat ter ire * another sheat." for a charter it * .1 to change Si)Tli displayed hy garage: Adopts Yelk Remembrance of happy days, id the fi. A. A. sdiooi I fl aro all ..relic ,! i a, which held lei.* hut were defeated in sity an.l a mainstay of tin* team. al th* •• ' •.,.! La- In Id a i**i Itloa ..I' "SHEAFFKRS LIFETIME PENS" Simula r tis laid hi«-h; thi Ir first game, probably beeaaa* two the name to Shirely City baeaas* a srmshail. $1.1111. Klni'mr it, Wiiyin* Township's n--w h» twenty-Are membera, Loth boyi :>. euusin at the renowned Del Dialer, certain Mr. Shindy ownt-tl most of the 4001 South Wayne Avenue Phone Harrison 2231 Klmhursl lliyh Chooses "Scarlet True lie.-irtiil suns and daoghl ..I their Lest |.layers wore ill. The the South Side Archers. ALI.AX LEADS CUBS BOY AM) (UHL LEAD Austins dunked, 10c. liool, h pari 1,-eo Has Hiirh Seorint(S<|uatl -1 glee dab, whkh Fifty-Five Atund Kiound as well as the Liiltlings on it 'toj*a*-*a-eo|||e kfbf ijf''b^ U-^^.^ij.iil l,: i i S MM I M II Illllllllll II* ••Illllllllll IIIHIIIIIIIMIIIHIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIII and Cray for Sehool Colors; .1 ho,| "*'' ,, , • |i. for Loth in.ys ^n.l girl ; and ale' *',Mi}! i»r< iT'.Ht\ W'«M •' FOR FIRST SKASON I MONKOKYIU.K FANS (•esiii. in* MIOO IS. /T- All for Elmhurit High! By obtaining it).! points thh season, public spaaldflgr elau** ia which oa- n and they will |iroliul*Iy -end a activities. ward mi the Leo team, and has Mn Monmouth School Iluuever, since this seemed to IK* an £lllllllllllllllll!lllll!lllll'lltlllli;il!llll!lllll!lll!i!llllllll Calls Team Trojans I. o proved to be a very hi(;h Scaring bites and giVOB. good repr**entatioq down ta thfl las- FORTRIEDE'S i -' lApcrieneo on the bard', ilolh Are Cnnfident «if Culis' Kg. Shi.ely the rest of tht The faculty has U-en busy since the outfit. J. Ifaxfleid, playing his lupt' The ianinr mil aenior classes Loth tional. lenlor Has ('oaihed Many Suc­ FRANK J. STEIN A( KER & SON The Starlet and (Irey t here. Small Town Has Well Equipped L,*y saitl SHOES School Spirit Is Very Good beginning of tht year iafenaiag pa­ •i on thfl hardwood, led Ids mateaji'h In* super- cessful Teams al Other Chances In (up Sectional Retailers of Quality Meats ths h.Tp that aaeh organisation f n ox Mi M< rshon, the principal. ( IIIHn KSTUII.ISIIKII IMI Sinco tournament time is at h.-tn.l Will do them both in t heir school work channel- providing tbey it i lasa a l.t ei iva ir' n anil, for one time in hi | Nearby Schools it. didn't glorify one man. TT Ala Calhoun St. A-8101 11H. lit* was elo elj followed by Dan Tha inia he*. ain , their Six Teachers Are on Faculty. I'htine Harrison Ull IIM South Calhoun Street it is proper L. tell I ho world aboil* I and in their outside life. A fnrlit i TILT •-. 'Iiuol is Klmhurst High' enough togel In . life, the diinks were on him. was taken to the courts where it in 1.1 with ins. I. Ti pla) and M picked Model It Bl ••' ' ;n ill re Telephone I'nrl*. I'or Lond Sort ice brtad new hipl. ichool, Klmhurst. Al­ (hu ci It.i s are Scarlet and I. Ifonroertla dragged fog yaan and years, hut in Mi. Haller, ihe principal antl as Tot. IM-. the i a -t fur the senior play this week. ..III..." ,,l,..,,(,«-,,l*,,,M,ll,K,.tl ..(.IK, I • IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII*. I would be the word In 1!H1 the Monmouth Township lllllllllllllllllllllllllllHi* lilllliWIH though her slml.*'i .ly maile up I.y Through all thi Lattlcs thai ue mettt I oi/^ Li; first y<*a. ifl that the end the name remained Shirely I. 'n. io. mber sf the Tort kVejrw 'Id, ,1 Senior .... M>, 'Hit coni ir pi <•> Le ville High s.L.,,,1. na af Hiirh ,s.Ti,...I was i.uilt. Thia building; iilli'iilllllllllillllllllllllllllill.TI!. ..'Illllllll I n. Sinee the beginning of th* p City. The townspeople, however, were ART WATCH KEPAIIUo. lllllllllllllllilllil||lllllllllllllllll*S hoys unti frills IT"in all three of the Kith* ("lul., started a Junior Uifli* ' lal (im* colors »ill T swag, Ill III Seiner • he flstrsnti in all tourna area ro aaa on th 108. "Wild Ginger." Practic* i*a already . aeon he has inipn.vcil the wel so uied to Using W "1'iiirn that they HARRISON HILL DRUG city hiifh sch....Is and flomfl out of tows which many msmbara, both sees ami I 'n •.iin. we have is the cam Snyder Sophomore .... 7o will bt ready fo pro lllolll. *,.|!.i hi,, men! and ground flours. In th, X\ e Bgtdaliae in Walrh Ht-pairinir. STORE schools, they sre all L.ynl to t h< They may bat, hut t hey nev. c die. I .1 whk-h he liicovered « •parklini I • he hum,, economic* and I tt act ep! th* Ional name of Abo Kepair (locks. Jewelry, en*. Kring and Morrison, Props. ..Id. readily joined. .Much competition King Senior 6*1 din lion (iive Is a Trial and I.t-t IT '"Siallot an.l Gray" which aro the ;• li"ht, light, light, light, I KBI.NK'S CKOCKKY & MARKET • nn last aeaaon, so that at presenl i haul Hffhting leain. an.l T training rooma. The wiant .* Shirel) City. So tb. IV e ws Corner Calhoun Slreet and Kudisill Houlevard has l.een developed between the >?ir'- SratS Seniur 60 1 < tintince "I ou sch.M.i eetan Ehnhural has ii,l,,|>te«-11 hadm, Shirely City is ih** real name, every Til (linton SI. TtWt Wayne. Ind. what ynu nish we will he glad fo order it for you. Because the team I mch BflBBragaoa In thi ••• ement of th.* Mhfl d arhleh Tglt, tmttt, (Ight, liu I t, Ight, tight for Klopf. i.-i. in .lunior . . . I i their gi. P pai ent* nn on the elec­ • i ae. anil hanl playing Lunch of fellows, Mr. Kalian accepted the p<. bad) .alls it WiHi.ll.urn. '•F::jMiiiri:!-;:]!ii'-. -•iii Senior I--H-III1 l-l-l' I I I I I I l-l-l-l IIIH-I. jiiiii." facldentally, anyoa* going; to tn •I'l-l"l"l l-l -l-t+H-I-l- I -I I .|.|.-|-|-|..|..|-1.|-| 1'iiation of Mr. Scott, who had in all and I li ree grad* ichool tl i fall r Seniur y. II lead'*!' for two ." itrollment of the higl Khnhiiist is known as a "Trojan." Trojan Dope PROTECT VOl li I'KN • Sflh tet t be Bl ll year;;. t*. display Lis ability when h CHALFANT Miss Simon, domestic science in Uellini'. i .Linn.r IT Phones ll-ll'll ; fifty-live pupils. The Ben 101 They aro directed in theii yells I.y ll.no 1 our Nn m«- 1 ngr.i*. td nn "lour I .ii he araa director ..t" I action. *,". Te I to give eiirht of the total number; the BARBER 1 BEAUTY SIKH* Itructor. formed a Home Keonomics No. Kaon* I" itioB Klopfenstein, W. Senior I two very competent yell Ica.lcrs, the Club fee theae girt* Interested in the Fountain I'en and IVniil—2,"»c I thfl Fori Wain. ( at lu.lic Cum a litll, .junior class seen; the soph*,more MM South (alhoun i x T, Cotton . . Km .in .1 INTEREST PAH) OX SAVINGS DEPOSITS diminutive Billy Hargrav*and "I.i ;n>- hume problems. They are planning on People who In* large houses THE MULTIGRAM SHOP si.111ity Center. He is * | i, pli,*,l: "I an |ht**nj an.l lie infr Doe" Stephen Undar flaeh able I M. I.lair , . . I-'orward |be imhlie hijrh school ot Heldon am v. ri much ite i'-iid In sports I man clsis claims twenty-one. IIAIItt I IS H cts. several .*:itortaiiiiii"iits. one of which •diouhl t blow parti. -. •pp. I'ti-lotlii'i' HlC. (lint on Sl reel Ij lOIIIIIIIIIHIMMI direction, the i an really yell. 7 K. Olllis (Iuard forth Dakota, and completed h have led yells at large basketball meets The enrollment ,.f th.* sehool is tak­ •I--I-I-1 I l-t I-I •!• H-H'l-tI I l-l •!• I-I-H-I- will In* the one-act play. •,H\ l\\ l-ll-l-l-I-H-ll'l 1-|.|-| *|-|..|. |- Although Klmhurst i.s a new sch ».l. in l„ Bickhtf .. . I iunid I at the l'nivor«ity of lllii:*.i .1 a difficult 'ask en fron a radius uf approximately Thfl ud di partment, under the anil small, she has th.* spirit to carry II M. St.rg (Iuard >:z'. tfl make my own ire • I * bard, seven Bibs. Three baSSB are a m.an- upei *. i-n.ii of at IM < ilected I was active in intmniu. al » R. (Jillie Center bat Ih I most the ent ire hijrh ivejrance for the pupils to and hai llnangh Expect much of her 1 !ln* name of I'jiletle antl Ilru-li Club. Shell (las and Oil Prior to his acceptance of th* pool from eh morningT and nijrht. I li. KaiiTiel.l ,. . Guard (oniplinifnls In I,i*o's PAY AS YOU RIDE | ni at thi Center, hen* ia F't. Wayn* -. hool « .,1 Bl U nd Ihe gaBM -. anil a^ •^OO^Y'S Thfl] spon-i.ied ihe Irst ..utst.intlinK Ahout lifty percent of tl..- i„,y< of ths I I'. Kennncr ...... Forward wa* cuach at the< ter, Wyom a ro»ult of mti'-h pia.tiee, \v, G.NITLF COACHES an aid WARNER Conference Las. Tall, track, ami ^"— " XOtVHVl/krr *sj* all championship and ba •Lelhall, l>Ut Would enjoy football I lav id Marsh leads i * Klmhurst Mentor Fs (,'radunte of to thfl faculty as anal af tie* p* Trojan Dope JACKS SERVICE HARDWARE Monthly Payments i'il/ed. He is nu! intr this year. He is lil'teen years ,.|i|. an* made by these members, d in advancing! to the s. mi finals of antl the s,,phoni,'t*e class olaims him •M Idlll'LI'IM I 1 III I I 1 I I 1*114. Soulh Side; Attended Hutler Dealers In |he state l>askethall tournament only a , grada Klmhurst bas many of its hand N'aine Age STATION FRANKS INSURANCE AGENCY hi- tha! he i< lie! an on.* ,,f its mem!,. Wf'rt- For Vou. I'niversity lumbers in the Allen County Bond F. Osttasi it' HardH.iri' and Farm La*t year he alao coached the Cath The iti ils at Muninuuth have tn. >.r- dral grade school in baaketball ind i ala ' nry sttsal lea t,, his • I teams in any sporls th WOOIlill H\! having a large school hand. M. lllair 17 Implements girl f . s evident] Lcni'ire Nulf, each of the Klmhu ral 70!> Citizens Trust Phone A-2123 .n thp city championship, sad hi* ester. Huwevwi, Mm* ,,f ths giih ir.. An active part id also taken bf the E. Gillie is Leo, Indiana I'li Warner Grabill, Ind. ! * Lan MS I. It his final intt> I'H Decatur hiirh school m BOOS KKK.N'S LUNCH ROOM FOR Trojans, is a graduate of Sooth Sitle I Heart Academy team won th. musically talented In the sehool or­ Lvnn Eickhoff is Robert this! a «itra- to play at noon gSflMB, which . Hijfh School uf ihis city. Before grad ootbad ch*ni|ii mship. \S ootll.urn. Indiana chestra ami (Iln* flub. M. Sorg II i ordinarily good chanefltseoa* the .*.,*.* ducted there f..t Ihe teams of the Bating he play.-.l an active pari Klmhursl hopes in tne near future U. tlilli.' in v. • * " * t ional. schools lurrounding Decatur. •l-l M I I II -I-l-l-M 1 l-l -I l-l-l IMfH athletics. Mr. Nulf playeil a< halt- II Monroeville (1 iris to have every member of tin* itueleut I l-'airli.M ll» •i-i IIII i-i i i-i i-1 HUM i min bark nn tho f ..ol iiiul otiu SAVINGS body directly connected with sumo eiul. I'. h.-mm-iT II Enjoy Many Sports pied Hoond baa u Lall. or nrj-anization In tha -• hofli, I Brittenham 11 \>vr his graduation frum South Says Coach Browi :: ROUSSEAU HROS. ,> O IIIMIIII llltllllMHIII Illllllllfllllllll BLMHUB8T HIGH SCHOOL Side, he i-nrollnl fll Butler I'niversity SI'AI.DINC;— WILSON i ra Brown, K.vni teachei al HARD TO BEAT vvhere he entcre.l the -aiiie sp,.i t - BRASS Is Hack of Its Team With All Its Pep, Vim. Dealers In namely, foot-ball, ba ball, ami l.asket M.nroeville In very much li * HBBH AN0THBH GOOD TEAM ball, pluy ing half i.a. k, seeonil I... DRY CLEANERS [b.- tournanient. She was gradua ed (JOLDSMITH and Vigor. •in Monroeville High School .aiul DcSoto—Plymouth • a nl. re ; * *. .] v. Fairfield at DeWald I'hone H-3335 THAT'S A WINNER mtr has been Lis life-long am Muncie Normal, also takinir work al .•••I he nn.r.* than enjoys coach % fndiana University. ', IIIIMIIIIIIIIMI(tlllllMIIIIMIIIIIIIHMIMI*MIIIIIIIIIIIIIM*lll*MIIIIIHIMMIIMIMIMMI****-| llllllltlM»* • •• H * Why Shouldn't We Win? ;• I'hone \-21.t.!-A-21.11 j linn, nu matter what typi Miss Brown states she finds the (Juard Guard fills very much interested in sport* Cue 1 Selection of the ITepareil to Vein* T WzP^&ai^SMlHg^Sflk^^ Athletic Equipment Maij.il ie .Veil iI.-11 pel Gale Kinerk I: (nr. Fifth & Harrison St. || • . .*titly. Mi*. Nun I ill, haskethall and volleyball be He-' I hy Expert Cooks Berneice draft iL.y Porter |ng the prominent 0MS. T"h- • ha L.. • (quad ol Hilda Ditsenberger John (Jitter I Lis ut in* UuKht to the freshman and lopho • III III II II !• l-t 11-I I | I I I |.||' "SINCE 1836' Eleanor Pritstschc Ahle«-n OflflhflrS li ll ! Center - in . lag the Trajan* Camilla (iel.hart Virginia Coleman >re girls at raglllll i" " " * Kvery Effort to Bring Oat * .it pi .son* : an.l, sin.** Special Service lo Schools an Mary Welsh i nier Martha Kemmer !''it the juniors and seniors must prac- That Savory I KTnili only in itfl flrat year anr! El nor* (>st or man Helen Bv-arselfl fiee at tunch hours if they are inter Monroeville Kquily time to improve, an David Welsh Gaol irie IL.n.shor I • tod. HON OK SWEATERS Krvin Wedler OLD-FIRST art • i then I'aul Ilimke No regulated toiiriiamenls arc held FORWARD FORWARD • •'iml ha * 'eiul i*.*a- mi for thinl*. Maurice Trot t Mary ('. Hadley imoag girls, but Interesting mstehfli Union Exchange Kiehard Wilaon Helen Kngle ,,\ WU Cbflfcfl Of l-'i 11. I Served !„ YOU in Wholesome, Standard Letters or Original Letters "' held Lelw.-en the ela-s.*-. btWS llealers In NATIONAL BANK&TRUSTCO Edward Siu.-k Hoffman aid,- nnd Meats ITci-anl Sum.undines A l.i'i! (aiiirrer Charles 0, Jeffrey Student Manaifi i. MILLER'S CAFETERIA T-H'M I I *: III MIHIIIM Stores Open Kveninirs till !l Lillian Hranstrator Mart ha Homsher fHh.e: 619 21 , St. \-2.'(» I Lionel S.hwan Leroy Norris i2.t i:\sr *A \siii\(;i*(iN nin i,i:\ \KI> Factory: BIS 1.1, si. Kvelyn ParkiaOg (leneviov.e Snyder I Why Bttf, \Mien Wc Supply? ft 215 \V. MAIN ST. CAMIOCN al IMINTIAC Annn I-lhinhart Wyona Welch MRS. MILLER'S KNCLISII TRA ROOM Heat 'em, Gang! Willi' BEDDING COMPANY Elmer Fox Virginia Hrittenham I TROY TOWEL SUPPLY CORNER ll IRRWOIN AMI JBFFER80N Mainline! li r. I ul I ,i | rcs-.es. I'illoH s. Rutherford 15. Smuts Luella Ilimke Ueat 'em! llo\ Sp. in • oilon I .11 (OMI»ANY Jobber*, ol Hleel Spring*—Upholster] H'-'s S. Calhoun I'h.ine U-ttW •i-i* -H"H..|. | .| l-l-l-l 'M I 1 I l-H-I-l-H-H- . • i . •' . ^z<^^os^>^m

*rrr-^—r-t- • • %., •,< + IT -"flatite-T >f*sps\um\\ «-,Jr* H. Sfel.ner Tort Wayne, IndUn* stm' „ i,„ys' knowledge, and all The m,K, purpose of the new de ner»ville, and Washington i whir personii are urgred to lend in ques *-> I » I I l(J 11 " * » 1 H I I U I IHIIfll I I Mil I II Mill I I IIHH partment i», aa you probably »up- tiona on all phaae* of sviation. I r '•"••d, to answer questions on aviation 1 *± \ X irch 1 Tin*: TI >' •fill" ToCliNAMENT NEWS March 4, 1!' , [)ecflturitei Have This Year's Schedule Town df Areola Interesting Rooms „,„l Halls CoaCafa oi ^ cllow /.. ('. Gym Has New Floor Three l„ ('. Men Kveell Iliintertoivn Girls Star; Take Areola Enters Excellent Standing Pirates Send In Athletics; Voting JJnlldo^s Bate Strong Defense Jacketi Competenl I. i I'.I • tte iii laid HI In r | Nil. k SnpporLs School c in w flour, whieh * erioi to the Steers Pirates' Ship 1 1 1 stake I j, Decatur High School Sturdy Squad fellow Jiukels Kstahlish Record lliiiicrl I Cm lis Inslrucls Do- previow* on*. Hard mapie I* I I Won Seven, 14 May lt< Threal County Championship Crown Seetional Meeti Adhilies Well Attended; Ten- * J, and it wa* • ret aleed bl I B le of Eleven Wins and cat ur Tciiiii fur Six of the former ii el gad I he tro) hy |. . Ball Btati H-sg*, Year-Old BvlMtef h Well Seven Fosses , ( ;l To Sectional Losl Eleven Of Iimtrrt-mvii D. Ilnok. K. I'li'eknian, Hect-ive Sweaters for Outstaiulin", I'liivinv*;; WithHi^hHopi il in !•> the respective schoola. Years ii'iiiu the Iiiiiiiiiii.'I • i: Iln lineal Com in 1 * I'min«- ihe time b. I;. i i * Ki| nipped * Mildred SlovtM" Is Competent Coach of Victorious Squad ill Be Fighting Opponents one * ., ,,* Decatui ha* held tu I. C pan). Tin* an*:! I • eighth grade and VII well oi Lafayette Centi-il'i Team Scrappy Greyhounds Hav-j up-an lominfl hr*i, cham] 'on hip ter th* la t tw.. yeai - D . H Scho 1 li v. rj for ., fort; 11 v • fi al Woodburn, 1989-30, h* rebuill Team Ceneiflta at Three 11 Quintet Holds Opponents to ( \.va Williams) t hool, and u '•or,i'* in I -ach who ini-Lfht Inasmuch It Ihe gullies wun ,i. um prow .iml previous lo that, Cent ral of I .1 Scores 108 Points Against Tht pin. of the il Woodburn quintet Into a winning 1'. I'livioiis lo l'.iL'L' there hail l.een no Had As (Jood a Hardwti ,\ e a •vill lie * of the I Seniors, Four Juniors, and "lie 16 Low Stores Throughout I .eil I.y the ll.'i-li.Y forwards **|inl" . Bailey 3 number of games |c | , ,,,i,. , than appi i c'liinie.l it. This v att, Sunt li On* 1 bird ol ihis price WIS paid by hi flrat year al Li lli i . I'lilvc* l high acl I in kavvt' township, hut I.y I . I. C. Opponents' 171. Three Sophomores. Season; Many ('lose Scores Book and Captain "Skinner" Week- Season As Ever. \ uiil for n virion, il is evident that Ion „f .Si.le ha* annexed it, and Decatur'a • •< her two thii d is doing splendid I * 1 man, and en. lied I.y llic competent Uexander 1 the fall of that year, a new school |>,*c.*it;ir Yellow Jackets have es I begin ti iphy case will be minus a trophy al by the townahip. 1 1* af mathematics and v Iiii 1" was I.uill just on the east side of Ar­ , Mildred Stover, tha Huntartoartj irirls . .Mi ('..nil. ."I ,i a vary good (tending .1.* ,'7. "' ' ' " are three tins tiliie next yeai. Defeat Concordia in Last Pari of tin- w o k of laj In • of th - 1 ach of basketball, 112 . Ilcpfcrt 1 eola. Areola is an old Indian name, ('oach Craijf's (Quintet Team Went lo Final* Defeats New Haven, Avilla, vviiim.l up n lu illianl l.v ui ei t ul sea- ojte tfle tesi that they have seven "','" "• ml dfl ones. * l H.s. p, A. cupa Regular (Jante of Season iloi.i* ven donated. Mr. Gemmei wai rraduateil from Lafay ' . Surfua 1 and ia now attached to the tows. The l the sup. i vi- n*. uii by capturing the giria gbunty Hope for An Upt-ti | marl.e.I against them in eighl ',''" "' ""' i th. nin. for a newipapei eonteel and tha ette I "li' i.i! High School 111 U127, lb Of Count} Tourna ment . 16 (liuriibiiseo, and Elmhurst Krciiulauf 1 population of Areola is 880, Ii i ti starts. The record of the Vellovi : • hainpioti* 1.111 title, Out ol the forty ,f i the 1980 yearbook. IMS I* Mh Bu-Bcaaahri Yeex .1 a high chedanhip during hii i . -J; Iln team has lost two games lt> three or four stores, two churches, n ,ke(s thus far win lineup in thi., SCHOOL IS PROUD girls Hint tilled the g.v m in answer Phillips IH Captain and Ol an* a I'.'-'il Single* Tennis Trophy I COUI • and was Coaih Plays wilh llo*. • : Hflg •:.; !)ul of is Gamea on Schedule, (Iarrell, on. of the : t longest leains library and Ita main atreel is en im­ .inner: School Hus Si-iit Teum te to ihe . all for the hardwood eouri kiser. (>uard. Star for Arcol i be ground 1987 Track Trophy, and a iiiii.|ii. OF PRINTED PAPER the "honor atudent" of the 1 iun . in DeKalb County. They tied ..n<* proved highway. Ilecatur u2. .JeH'ei'son 16. door labeled "(; |,' Entr. Sfftional Tournament Played mi Professional Ilunlei lawn Wins Kijflil, II. twelve girla wen* chosen In , lead . io *.."ii.ii by .ach senior claaa 111JT. lie had the Ingenuity and an • game '.villi Avilla, and won 12 games. Tin* high schuul. which li in the Five Throughout Season Decatur 10, New Haven U. Tcamn Loses II) compi (aa I hi * quad of champ*. 'ci eding senior claaa. Thia "Transcript." Monthly Publlca- ray to his A II, At thi time this story was written Iln* .inn l.uilding as all the grades, ha.s Hu atur ll. Auburn 22. • Naturally, the "ii i be lefi 1 I cobleu spadfl and ils pr.*-. 'itat Ion Kight years in ,i. * . Ion Lafayette .lune the glrlfl I.am was ev­ Areola haa u team that never g lion, Kt'iilacos Mfaneofraplied • oil any aid whatf-ver following record was complete, U'2 pupils enrolled. The faculty of the Decatur .'III Monroeville 12. .1 t... * 'ne* :i on !mo. Thai• at Central Wh.. I We** Haven B 1 il i niely hard hii l>\ graduation ami up no matter how much the odds 1 Keeves, In ti uctor in th. - 1 Miin . ctow.i , me v\i.ill.I Indicate Lafayette Center in, Huntertown flfl two schools consists of eleven teach­ D, i atur 19, Minamac 2li. li.* girla" entran ' Bl I is called the red and while banners thai wet. All hough the i'ir- Sht'il; Has Slall id .*; 1 ilieir prospects for the current sea mi against them. They have gone thro ..J s antl industrial tutti <• ha uys} n lieu) * h I hai the quintet pla * n ,* brand LaOtto fl, Hum.'ri..wn 84, ers. The ..hool has mo.iein equip­ Decatur IS, Mishawaka 17. warded in 1931 to Decatur Iligh foi air- have won nnly nine gamea out in I • \(« Haven to Lose wen* very Mack, lint many promising B fairly successful season altho L*| gi eil from Ball ol bull ai w il ii teams 1 hei i I'"lmli.ir.*-i 18, Huntertown 24, ment, including an electric syitetn of Decatur 14, Delphi .in. trance. .•lit I. In the hall, between I lo if 18 thia ,v.*a.', a* •* * no rei m wrhj After a hard fltrugnrle of three year* Sim. faithful young underclassmen readily showed thfl] did not make quite as good a i x ,ll r,l, in 1027. H i a "three lot- Only Two I'layers i the season tin* \ rcolfl I I, Ilun Urt own 88. hells and l.uzzcis, an auditorium as Decatur II, North Side 23, >" "' '"'•"'• * i nl one Iln olli i* *r« two large oil.l ni l io l'.*i i in lin* tourna tte C intra] is ju tly proud ol li.-u.lv*.in I *|...rt. 'If, Build uu and thi: year's squad is composed mil as last year's team. iiiniim" in hi . earning one cor.* run Up B| atnst ll LaOtto l. Huntertown 80. well aa a gym. Approximately 38 per Decatur Bfl, Van Wert 19, '". ""' ' " wl ich is a white boardfl upon which all news ' . The bojrl are DO! sn large: 'a "'i a in mthly sen i a I CttB] :: of tWO four-year girl . four girls with Coach I'aul Craig slatetl that ' orinted in th* ofl Pi Koanoki Wl nice in basket 1.11II, three- in I Through Graduation waa i ' anil their highest Garrett S3, Huntertown 7. cent of tlu l.oys turn out for liasket- |i,*< atur 21, Winchester IH. • i de day, IB d *M nth tbey "produce iln* g three yparn' experience and six girl thought that his "Greyhound*" | "' more than life BjM Bnd , r ball, and three iii f>. ill. He was thfl team thi |ri ar and si Ilka] i uatl] jo I a fe i* •'><<- asp- Avilla L'd, Huntertown '2'.h l.all and about III par cent of the girls. Decatur :l'.l, Portland 19, pen...I stuck ni-. (corresponding tt Tlie., rang,* iiom , , feel i Inehee t<. set t In* be I of th. md only i lawn Bull on the squad for the lirsl year. S.. as good a chance M any olher li" iln of the football learn tlurini; oppo in" tennis. Alumni IS, Ilun:. ilnwn ,'!l. The activities of llie school an* well |i, atur 21, Bluffton 13. .vel ill, 801 ih side's ninth) an liated. n lu-ig-lit, unil Wfigh tournament. Tin* Bulldogs ive the next year's team seems t>. be quite town around here lhat will enter '• Vi'ii' IL'". ! . 117 poll.ltls. .in Bngrlishproject, prepared a high iiis.junior y..ir, a nu- of Triunirh* • duled, Hunt, r Avilla M, Huntertown Ifl. attended. The average crowd of a Decatur Ifl, Auburn 13, Unil .1 .>* Lin Th library tamed to be a popula r tunate al gradual ii n *. The only trouble ab ...I as i hii j sere. sectional. • ilr -• i 1 be l'i. ne. :.*cr.*il ili.il* ship to ichool paper and called It "Red l. in-lit." • I 'ninmci'- i iron oni.v ;-. However, all dur 1 afayetter Center III, Hunlerlc. baaketball game is 800. Then* mi* li. atur 20, Cent ral Hi. '» I the center iii.lv. I) a .1 well . qu eial l.eltei men's < 'iui. . since th y lost mi! i , oui the * !| ii in i| Km.* Blackman ami Dorothea Book, r Areola has losl l wo more cont. .i.tor.v in their I • **.| v wn v iiiiii. * an.l lhat vva- lag llie I.ad luck li.lloivc.l Garret! l. >, Huntertown 11. .lul.-, pla.s an.l olher ml iv it ies. The Decatur 1!», Columbia City 36. .i the lower corridoi directly oppo with th - running tha li* r.' i: I. Curtl in i.i-' d I hr-*o arere IJ i loss will lie v. i v I nn both four-year reterana, an the only than last year. The feature gni 'III winda" war* the i agtlatl than i..d tO ".!:• ibly. 'I he • follow ng his irrail- i lu in, iun they hope to shake that, and Churubaaco IS, Huntartowa •'!-. outstanding booster of the tean ia tha Decata* 10, South Bide 15. and at the top length of th.* room. Shelves occupied •:.I *d Kviiiislim High Schoo; l i "-..ii, very good pl;t.\ ly i io Receive sweaters as only en r of their schedule were the Churuhi. | in .. *. "! '-MM. us the full s.pi.nl A v.*ar later, 1980, the iame clasa \i 1 Reeve 1 taui;hl the com .•omi m| for the tourney, t n I .alavclter Center .>, 11 untertown 83. Alums! Association. The school has thai il ll tin* tea of the thii • sales and hug. II I I, n igi "I II Ion . '•' -• ed I idiana whin iiiu.b vv. playing lor girla are eligible for any aiateHal game lhal Aicnla lust in an overl Dfleatur in, Bluffton 10. • uy in appear M I in* loor daring Inued another number of tha "K.*.l n 1 rcial c. II* 1 s and . -1 rial arts, < in. ii on Ihe I.*: unusual and unexpected upsets Woodhurn IS, Huntertown '2b. .nul Aiidal.on Society and a Rifle Chili. li, i-aliir 21, ('.ru BO. French windows were on the fourth. Btat* College ll Tai ra Haute, II ira tot New Haven. i i squad i Mwaids. Hoth of these irirls have ganu* '-'ll to 16, and the Concoi i:j i.i th* Naaon. Thtjf **.*..r.*.i Light " mil graphed it, anil I .hi ..n.* >a< ht 'I bs nd baeebaU rvusiial ree ir, 11 ilflleit.iv.il is not scheduled A re..la ir>, Huntertown '21. Also a monthly publication is edited Bluffton and Central of Porl Wayn* an * that 1 I"* ..en, diction during hia i choii lie career be played made up of iln.*, seniors, four juniors, 1 ii..i h. l.l down tin* positions of forward* Sam* lhat also was an overtime, \rj : IM polnta against tiaelr oppoaenta' . indred fiftj eopia - A t**n interest a, Gem *:. Indiana. t • take i he tourney. Bat i tranger liaviiantl 17, Huntertown ifl. by the studenls. The paper is called .*• considered ihe most Important il library *quipm*n1 ha.l • irl in a i hletlc , . sp-e aiwl I hrcc :ii|ihoi"i* I hop." happen kny team thai i In* entire aeaaoa, "Dirt" Book leadi cola winning '2'2 to 2lJ They pla .1 * p i the 'nu •' n. . paper Work jravi* rise U) tin* Like many other 11 beaded men, th* "Ked Pepper." mis on the schedule for Ilecatur. i • • tive plat eially basketball. Mr. Cartii played Tha team eon i I of i h * loki irose front us pulls tin* Huntertown flva has a job the individual scoring with the grand a chaiity tilt with the alumni and w,J ibi • •-."*..1 of ihe Baaaoa, up t,. iddition of • new e d i • eurri. ular dt is Ashing*;. Indians tish were Thfl gym, which i.s considered one f ason the Tigers from Bluffton principal's foi Indian • I the 1916 yard, a nit-ml.t r . , •ii|.." Th hands, for i hi* qu Intel has de total ..f tflfl points, "Skinner" Hleek- Huntertown Id lo 21. The entire Second lloor of tin* hiiil.l- cv SO, i*. as follows: artmenl Journallam. Al an organi­ - * trifling so he concluded to JJO fish- *^*a—- t.f the hest ill thfl county outside of Jll before the Deratur quintal in both wee, the library, an I cla derott d I" classrooms. Thai is It 17, ami 1919, sation meeting thii tdent* in« in < 'unadii I.i -t II.* .1 .v.;.. s .-iml a I.rol hei of otnei I tolysrd called ' I I (•.'inloirst, Avilla. IIIIIII, the captain, runs her a close Individual lioys' EketlWg The two stars of the lin. up are ' : Lafayette Central L" J. Areola flO. the Kort Wayne hi|*T' schools, was mies. the first by a "'1 to ll lw right and an h din d enti mce 1 I! • i ra.lu :i toil !i 19] '.i ami Accepted caught KI ea art, pike nd with 112 points. The entire i *i i apii. i II* and guartls, Phillips n ,hl clud • irge corridor. In the tyette ra] i : Klrklaad !». md Mis. Livonia Ai.b.t volunteered boya who have played on the \i« on * •!. te •*!*. !'• * and Niu Haven, and Churubusco, The nl the seen.I hy 11 close one of IS ' , ' "•'' ''*' ' • itud) hall, u coaching reapomlbllitiea at Monrovia quad are good scholars and promi­ built in Iflflfl, The floor is regulation Oberkicer. .'"ill.Iocs, both upper ami lovv.i* nia> Lafayette Central lej, Ua ll. to h. Ip weighing at least fcwenty-flv. pounds, Haven team. II. iii i *.- * ii hi Idlng ilu leu ii ll i- tin* i foi B. Smith |, 16, The Yellow Jackets also tr:iv ») leading do* n and oa* had High Sehool and ntaalraad then for size. The seating Capacity is about b i"iiiul pictures of all the graduates Lafayette ial I'll, lluntfi*- Tin* following stall' was chosen : ll** lay be has picture* ta pi iva this c.pt ional quality and will bfl ... i on : nent in other outside activities of the Met 'olllh SOO. The K.vm is equipped with a il to Furt Wayne to dlipoefl ef the IBS up. an.l more ,*t .''•:• ii* than accepted his irj * threat al all lie Eldore I i * i. * • Center SO, Huntertown fl. . hool, Th'* complete list of the aquad ti'in Ifllfl p. tflfl] ..I Dfleatur High. i own !i. Kditor Mary Kllen I li Sid. r, now of New M. I lougal chalk score board an.l wooden hark |. ntral Tigers to the tun.* of 20 to HI. Ti.riinii' .,, th l,*n frg in.-.ni p.,-. i tion as in.ich af Ileal u . tuociate Kiln o* Eld* Jacob* Mr. Reeve* married lul June and am.ther of Hi. enion on tin- to H>. Huntertown Bfl. appears lielovv with the niiinl.er i.l Koliin IH Popular I '•• aifj rorgol to mi.rjtion the Lafayette Central ^7, let 11 •• \ en. Kell boards. It is use.i for volleyball, 1'hi-' year'-* iccurtl, although l.ri! main entrance, « . iperln- ehool, which he has held for Ifaka-up Editor Genev* Bradbury led 3,500 miles on h moon an.l also captain of thfl t.am vith i ii i ll, Huntertown 19. veins on tin* (quad: i *n*.l in the l.al'a.v. I te Central IO, Hoagland • < holt' hi light * irlj ha i r and blue Mart In . . baaeball, baaketball, and tumbling. At |inl, docs riot baghl to compare with Edit ir . through Minnesota, Whconiin. North- Albion fl I. Iluntertovv n 17. Captain ttleekman I I-!(lieiml Cone endent'a ofl l0W*r flout corrid u*. Il las four no.ul l.c . Central 1 1. Rockerseh Harold Rol '11301: Holyartl, is a diminutive fovarasrd ahe with h Sloffer .. record of last season A i vva- H Cert is. lik.* the niajH! Si hool K.litor . on.* end is u stage which acconimo '"'' '"' and si.-.i'.l gli. doors, three shelves ai.l *.*M** ral L'O, Elmhurst . . . J*w*l Brindla Ifl ihigan, ami Canada. has irainc.l hi i bei tli on tht I."II ifl, iiuntartown 18. D. U.>..k I C. Smith latdl before, the llecaturitcs have -1 11 dates the band at the hasketliull not psrticipat* In sports l.alayet It- Ue \;-2. p"i nii>r Editor* llai 'l.l . nth, .M - Dirnall, ninrli ol tb. r-rad his oxvwplional playini I incl I -in old i. II 13, Huntertown -I. \i. McComli :i Areola (-Iirls* Mentor, Mrs. * tor'i ofl aniung its nuilculs are an aligatoi* < i II- iii 15, Frack .. gam** and is sometimes used for I I *n and won eleven thi* v * ,i* will' any Independent organiiationa i ni Ossi." Fri i-tla Alexander - ":: Itt Laf8J'( tt* . WM Roenier and \ ••:••! Lak* are tin* tw* on., hundred ... It). Huntertown L'.".. M. Sliuiel.raker 1 Maloncy Knliin. Produces Successful * Inter- law, sun di led potter] and numarou* plays. (iui. ta * ibo.v lost but om* in Information that lower hall con and *' •*-'.- rscinj . 1 i Club Editoi Miblrnl McClure •cite of Danville IliKli School. Ilu juniors on the in I leant and :i • to IS, Ht town flfl. li. Hubson 1 ette O itral 11 . R ckcreeh Voder The school iiies.nl*. a clean •'• furls' Tenm lui> of eighteen games, .No tain* v- addition to hia eoKhingr work, h* de- Exchai End Pnhaaaatl i- :i man of experience as 1 p.layer as ter antl guard .Hy. 'I'l. : *' * ; . * * ., 111. ' Concordia 84 uiiu' from the highway. It is I.uill rtiaaa per leda were aaeaaaary te de- In It pi - . Ion six 11 nt' . * ue*.*, tin* entlr* flehooi is I bing cla ral is, .I* lb: i,n '22 •b.ki* K.litor . Greaham Cunnln web as a .* .ach, having played for a aophomore on tl..* iir1 all. lie tfl, Huntertown IH. SMALL GYMNASIUM st.n ns high. Busses cnnvi y the stu­ to her name "Robin" as the An rophy* ushers, drinking fountain* , I ownuafolk, Lafajn tte I entral 18, Hoaihad 80. A.b. Manager Hilda ('haney * I grad* basket ball for the pant has pr.iv. ,1 ! im .It capabl* of hi \ nn Eeddis, Avilla Ifl, Hunter! i rn 22. HANDICAPS HORNETS Graduale of Purdue dents to and frum school. girls net team call their coach, Mr ' ' bell . etc. (In the whole, Dicaiiii High i • Central 22. I'lii.Ill L'S. Btuiaeaa Manager .... Harry .Martin . and bust-Lull, Meeer, and le, :i nd a if..*..I ni Bl, II IL'. down his Jeanette Robin has steered her h i award pi . *:• Wh *b* ! Diralur CJyin Lafajn • ntral 19. Union :io. Raportera Sarah ,M>'< alii- 1 r, 1 :•- ntrac k ai van iua 11 mes. many other frit nd n 1 '• il rj [hirty-nine Decatur The raauininjg member* <>f the 0, Huntertown 18. Bay* and liirls at Hiinterlown Share M. J. CiMik Has llccn Successful to port after a long and strenu itball on a Btaadard and ' a operation and the pridi the studanl l.ai. ntral IS, lah McClure, Kenneth Clark, Kanv ; La 1'ge and Well Concordia 81. squatl arc: Dean Sv ihaii and \\ too te­ ral <'iihoik ;i. Huntertown 81, (Ijmiiisium: ( ..nvcii It Into Craip; Is New Coach liaiilivoo.l season. Quite a succ.- Students Make Required • I on the ball . tht aaa .1 toward it. Tin Lafayett Ki * in learn nclh Trcvcv, Ruth Jacofaa, .I'.hn ...... , , ll, ior of il* Head for Five Years; Teaches Heine, guard and tfoawsrd ireapt n lo. \ uiI.I..riu in Of Green and White fill trip Ihe made too. Hers wa (Jrades at Grading Period Kquipped for Team lag fust. Th"v have lost onlv atM Dennis, He].n Crow ami tail Math tTTTTTTTTTT ly; Ronald and Murlin Burffett, two Haven I' llldogS, who p|a*l a . Huntertown Ifl, Knglish in High School Mid ah, When the future Ion! gaaa la the county, namely with Ar­ III-:. fill"*.* I'.ilill llill.* Vill- BfO vv Inn the -.lin.*] Dt'catur Schedule 1932-33 I. J. NEWBERRY III others, who play loi Wiir.l II/KI Kbiinur I 11, lluritri town IS, the blackest, she stuck hy antl I Decatur Boasti i-siuni of th.* I Vacatur Hi*, h eola. Later they .oirpii. red tli.'in, t .... . recti'tl. the Iluntei'town gfSS was Southern Indiana .Man Will Send Exceptionally good grades were Nowadays Era woultl haw k'..n<* to respect ively. The former 1* si aopho H Mr. M. J. Cook is completing In. right on tight ing and she received I, having: ii pbg inK Bool thai 5—10—25c Store ned in the i.asement of ihe sehoul. \a6t by Decatur High School honor IS New Haven here. •in* delicatessen and tempi.*.! Adaai more whil.* the latter is a lenior play- li'inaii * iiiuunity Ford, fifth successful year as principal ..f Fighting Areola Net Squad reward, Modern School il't y feel and a GUIS SHOW FIGHTING fl is a *li|. of a y.\ in quite dark when stutlents at the last grading Di -' \\ in.una. here. l)E( A I I It injr his lii.-i .ni.i me OT th I; he call thai the Areola Iligh gehool. The tw., Last June, live senior girls w. •;t.*i;y of one thousand. with some canned Bpglle Ma I . Have Variety th.* writer saw it. In I.»ii.*> by a bond Into Tourney lod, thirty-nine pupil- making the Dae, '.' Mishawaka hen*. team. The remaining member of the . • have in-i er b han years previous to his promotion to thfl by graduation. The school Contains Many Opportunities ;i ree* fnr ;t SPIRIT IX HET 6AMB8 •H-H-l I I 11 l-l H I l-l- M-l-l-l- I--I-I-I-I- ih. Bchool was financed and with quired grades. The highest av. li... 16 North Sid. .li. u i *r-**^*^^^**^**^**^^.*y *-^m ~ ^^^^+.^^^j^ ^^, f.pmtl is Kobert Armstrong, a brother I posit ion nl prilieipal. he taught hiul- peetc.l little, .the town less. Ill here acl Ini i - ala*. Th*gytnnailumwaa il Succeeding Dwight Hyerly as eoach for Studenls; Have Large DM, 2". Win, h"sici there. Mrs. Pearl Skelton t'oaihes La­ of the Armstri who played with • ,., cold, Of Activities ii the tysts ..gv* an.l Kni'lish in the high schuul. "Robin" sent her lirst call for Ml made by I Bay an.l I girl who l.uilt i.y tin- siiiimi and The lloor is 00 feel lout' and '27 feel of Ilu* Areola ml s.pia.l, Paul Craig, rained four Af's. The minimum D (Ft \V) hue. I'ellt I III III I V. .11 . * Ha ha*, continued with Iii- Engllflh hardwood season ringing on the Variety et Rtodiee ' with whlcb t" fayette Central (iirlis in Kairly '..i.h with a low celling, liecause of atanding •*> feel (04 Inch** and weigh­ i.*t'h that they bound Mi. ( laig was bora in (itwdl, a .1 the term: ' _'7 i olunilna ( ils h. r. . were baatea by .Monroeville 17 to ll' high school al ( • ntral High vv. II organized team. She .! " .1- W ltd such environment defeat* through th*entire laaiflB, i.ui att the wall. The end walls.... prac­ ill city in si.iilhei n Indiana n. ar I I I. Tab. ,'i iiluir'.in then, in a very hard fought (ana. The had School of Port Wayne, where he grad­ all th.* credit one can give her. 1* I as a i I••.illlilinjc ..Ut | .'level' han It-it an Indelible Impreaalmi on Sell Candy At Net (James Kvansville. He has bei n tcachinc* | | W'hiteiii.'n had a banj ichedul ol, I ul cv • k for am tical); on top ..I" th. out of l.oun.l:- uated in lill I!. He was graduated from tin* first time. Areola girls at * \ IHrela I \. rj ai.l.* principal, The nam l'.i.. in Pare here. '•ems thai llica- tb. rariooa taam ef tha county duo line. Runainc th. Ien*rth ..f the eyes, veins, but tbi- is his lirst year at Ar­ lar) (Irace Zimmerman. . I iota's thirty; t he asm K.ii. 17 Garrett there, Eyes examined, lenses ground, glassen made in tint' lo t line hours Season whi. li art ounl Alt!: *l| in its lot il enroll Ptirtlue University in IMA and re- to the linals af the county tournaim -fl *.n Kill laalaai its l.iil for high honors to their unusually KIK.II a|MllIllBIBflhl|l 1 .tain girl ui.* two rows of lihacliers. which do eola High School. Hia previous years I Kathryn Tyndall i l •tals eighteen; the i Kcli. 21 kemlallville li, ,, . by S|it'tinlisls in Each He partment ord bvtag ns ii i . nt, the Iluntei'town 11 i vh S cciv.-tl his Master's llifi.-o from In­ in all the j * me. Bi i f the gra lumtdon of twe ot i .null WL' i wt of ma­ HUM. h (quite enliarhteningT) not accommodate very many people, diana in IflflS. ofl baching took place m Ilunting- The two little shavers wt r. j . 'on *'! 2 il th i I., b • played w h h Men 1 he form, r s, Kuth Kreijrii HtlMKIt It. CITTLI provides varied an.l inter.* tingactivi- hurg.also a small city in the lOStheni roeville, Hartford City, Van Wen, terial from which to producfl :t team, for Eld in*, oh. However, then have l.oen .Mill i>«x,*pla Mr. funk is particularly Interested posed lo I.,* keen but had grown (lu linnie Mover ;i 2 hmen, am' Mildred Hartley, the t uni ha.- The <;olden Hult- Optical Store 1021-23 Calhoun St. for Ita two hundred i>ui>i!s. An I mil ol He -late. llhio, Portland, and a few others, hut LAFAYETTE JUNIORS sinee then* are otlij about 200 high theae Build ndinf the games. The Btanig* in the liifle Cluli, which he instigated frnm I |ula M. .'! 2 fail..I to attain the height of not ht i II ugiec.l upon. fhool BtuHiiii' iiinlei dim. 1 ..Lovul thai uias oui tat ih.* home TO i'RKSF.NT < XMIEDY which it held ifl Vi; their -Frnr spirit is man years ago and at the pn •("H-H'll'l'ltl H H'I---H.H. II llli- I II l-l M l-l-1 hi H 1-H- •+++ •vj.i.v.i-i.v-1-; n • these .'{.r> or 40 boya com* out for thi Schcdulo for 1132-1933 j-rumes i- about 880, There is a aesn time e in at hing it. Last January. I • .ie I Kills quite efficiently Ailed haskethall team. I .n the board located in oaa COOMB* <>f the Mr. Coot wus elected presiilent of (he New Haven Lumher & DR. MILLER Jorothy Little \ * ' There Decatur Dope •"Ihe HIKKI«MI." Three-Act Play I.y tw* n.*w players. V inlet bulimian NKW H WIN * i BWUpa which, I.y 1 rfdi squad throughout the season for hii trym i.|« rate.I hy cards. K.ut Wayne Hifle and Revolver Cluh. NKW II \VI*:\ 11KNTIST In I Schug IK •. a Bradbary. To tin *''. iilin* in 'Ivil intribute Supply Co. Name Ut. Will Ile St aired March 10 and This gym is used fur hoth girls' and This .lul. holds all of the 1 it'll cham­ OOcfl n 0 Ifl A.M., 1 to 5 PAIJ llrniT Schultz lit. a ". h iv I ..ri.* new, (ler- first antl seeond teams, Mr. "White irklatid I so much to t he li}'. gh Khooi 1 boya sports such as volleyball, bas- Reraise With \ Smile" | hltold 'lllll. Bufti nbarger, f 1 .1 B in 11 by Sluileitis in Schnnl aldine Gemmer, and thraa subs, Jflll himself aertmmagea with his tl , 4—0. :.in ll SrhtMil Has Many flulis pionships for shooting. Mr. Cook. Daily: 7 to S I'M.. Mon., Thura., Sa .11 and indooi M tW II AVIV I'hont flflflfl 1 ...k I'.ii remely Hill, s. loll ,*. ll .1 Uay tiros', anil JoMphilM and in this waj * n i • all; laatm . 11—Monroeville there • ions of the (ehool inclutk* • ir. shot on two of the champion­ I'hon. M NKW II \\ RN, I Ml ..vi r, other achool acthrltk i an* staged | dale fortunate In having aonaedera a eoarafl I .. iu Tin' .nun * • . entral May the •l-l-l-l II II |.f.|IH I 1 I--I' II II l-t-I-t- * boys in the mam;, i in which it a-hoidd . |R Decatur there. tin* I llv* an.l ship i. + I-I-1 -I'l I'I l-l-1-H.fill I I I | I || il in the gym. A stage i- put up in Jilliam lOlston .'Iv, The follow * * l.*.7 I II have planned to prtanl t<> th* b.'.vc II*,! nllovvi'.l Ih.ir he piny ad, In • •.. tl pro. . body of about 160 Wi a ^llllllllllllllllllllllllllMHIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIMIIMIHItllllMllMi on.* in.l and chair- are arranged on +-M"I"I"I"I"I I I I I IM •!• HI'-M'-l l-l- l-l- ln.ili .lane Kaufman I to any I 1 IB *. il nn Man ii III fltnd II a th * * i > I iwer their apl ri' * ami an II with our here d rooter tlio II..nr antl, lo and behold, y..u have lldrad Bloaaer 3 .nul |; geometry I, 2, and .'; trig- P. Stnrkier, f 11.*. *. 1 e.ly cniillrd. •'Tin* II I.M,." Humor * im • ..nl I*, tht aaataen ol 1988 Hoosiers. ui all baaketball ^.m. u: i'.-. co. fi. \M: B g 1 in la pnduced i - *v*ral chain tcra '• •'• with hiirh hopes. Best Team Win! an a.lil.ilium. Then, to alleviate the AIWOLA HARDWARE 5 Iliziiheth Frisinger . onoaMtr] : BngH 1 :. ' i yell practice, and baraaefla, numerous school pennants l'ord-on Repair*—Complete Stock OLIVER Service Station •i Ilauer I Blytbe, I 1 Id r.. K throughout tha piny. lea "haul*" per NEW HAVEN COACH . 17 H lia\ • • .I to play i 7ETNA-IZE 117 Hi*, nether nami'il him l.oui . IP decorate tin* walls. Implements ond Kent-inn I. \S. OH. and TIKI'S I'uhl ,i. Slrickler. g 5- K ' Aunt 1' there. home garni *. The Jmdor i •ra th. 14th. HAS ATHLETIC CAREER o Catholic Although Huntertown is cramped IRCOLA I'hone fi Iliinlerlown. Indiana II net Pruchte •ithaml. Ehinfei. t • K; Sol un.iri Spiggot, BM inbcrs of the cluli sell ..nnly al the r. n 50 . ol.iiiil.ia City tbeta. I.y su.h small quartet In which t.. n.I Hoaglan.l . typing, boo. Soudei *. ir B-10 tin* profeMor tat K»?v|.'..l.>ir> . and bl i'HHI I M i i-H-I'M Illl IIH+.I- Strict observance of training rules . my for tho .lunior- I T 1 "I MM -l-H-l-H' I "I -l-l-l-l-H-HHH- .; |i,. at ur i 'atholi. I lee, they have turned out bow Wilson .... * rcial arithmetic, commercial , c .*. 11 H w it h t'i I'aul While Holds Positions uf .1* I'.*.up.i • held • * is vital to success in athletics. Like­ 7 I'M. rl. inI rising!* flaahjr, taadr, aad Well I I I I "I -I I H-H-l. H' I I I •1"I-H"H"I*-H- 1 I II I I I 1 I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I M-M- liayl iph) . health, | Bal aurd a striking VitztJift and Ha by Shop men I K her org - Coach. insf rm-tnr. and 1.1 M coach..I learns. This abotfl slalc- Here's I.ink to t on. II Holthouaa ... .1. and oi "flirt." \ti-hes Decatur (IIKKI l.u.k wise there arc certain rules in busi- • . then m, the H cre's Luck to You, I' OB III'* re 11(1**1. . -ment applies to the girl.-' t. an, Wildcat-.! A.N AETNA EDUCA­ HHIIIIO'II Supervi it .1 study h int ro* If • I'm. I I * * ikinc girl Illl* Wt Ntirlh S.iiind SI reel Principal 51 Opt ii. Gli Is' Glee < lab, and tin* 11 1 'll. Alluelll, wii , MM necessary to success. One of well Bl the hoys'. |a out of this New hard dm ..I in 11. Under flnarer, It'i new llt-f.-ilur, Indiana For the ]I,*I the .*\Vvv 2~ County Tournament. Ctah. Areola THK WHITE WAY TIONAL POLICY 1 Boll with four A "'eigai-hu •.," as Ihe Huntertown thei Shady in .... li If ll homely hini.-.ll' to them is thrift With I savings ac­ Haven High St Is.I I, .. b nl • I ll land (here. Hunt lour yell lead its .nd. and i -i-HI-HI Illllllll! |.-| H-l-H-H dent are wont to call it. tee • WILL CIARANTEE-- I>n Kohls (Ine half of th.* peri ..I is da- iln* pool ii* ihould hnvt* known lege t.f having Paul White, former II. Osi :." lure. la and one I ...v. 'I hev an FRIEDA SIIAFFKK ier, count you arc equipped to win . . . tional con Hiinlert.oMi Indiana Ma* Steele voted I "I the remaining better. basket hull playel of renown, for its * uh'.ugh. Rut h I low ni., II. l"l"l"l"l'H"l"l-l-1-l-l-l' ' l-l-l J II I ll'l-M-H- \s \..(hing Klse Can— divided Into ». •—I. tt.l..l—f • •* * * » i to take advantage of bigger oppor­ basketImll coach and principal. Mr. IT g. s. iTon w I Johnnie Andn wa, "l-l l-l-l- •H-l-H I' 'I-I-I I l-k I -I 1 I'l I I' l-H-H-H- The Fulfillment of Your | i ..wan not Include Three Veterans Form h l-l I'l bl I l-l -t-f-H-ll I'l'l -l-l i M-H- White wa and I. there Bt ai rice, vv ho * m\ tarn j Illl 1 I I l-l-l I I l-l* I I-1 I-I I- tunities when they arc presented. (•let Iii I here and Kight Team! ret il Iii h .nan . * re. Huv Our Dreams For That Prom- ! Nucleus of Pirate Team Of Course We're much, and for the p.. t few yi.ifs he •.ill quintet, v We Are Heh ind You We Are For You, ng and . Open a Sftvinfl Account at the has heen filling I h. time a pupil at I'entral High .v ; ditnn K. ii. mxjn DRUG mon EGO HRKD CIHX isins; Son or Daughter. • || ..'.I." k. \ I o'clm i Th i I.i have tin- . fipal. Know Your Team A I.out a hundred loyal JOHNSON GAUAGI ARCOLA lil Lehrman Corner Calhuun & D«WaU Roosting Decatur! Lincoln .National today. i Miller ind end at I ill I Five" Pi Mr. Whit, graduated from Frank • .1 down for the tourney g* Kcpitiring of All Kinds Cackle Hatcheries, Inc. Permit Me To Lay Your i nl ii pei led ri.i.v * *i. AKCOLV STATK HANK o'.l Lan. r beeq With the team four (|l \CITV DKCf.S lin Hiirh Rehool, where he played OJ ' a'! • • piiva i * -. • uior - play, th" name and flat* ..f I !"H lll-l I H IIIIIII H i-H-H-t- l"l-|.|||..|'ll-l l-l HP| | .|.| | | | I I 7 hall, ca. !.< ..f North Side ami I and Price ty girls went out for thi the Pep Canta). and th ! all ; .. -.'. i ! oph which have not l.een announced yet. YOU INFORMATION tral Hiifh Sch. I'.. Wu Equipment team then* a:e class l various HOOT STUDIO After leaving DePauw, Coach W tims which play the team*- from the cluhs have th i pedal nigl Pholographers was not aatl th* amount of AKTlim W. YOUNG jiiitry schools al noon. Volleyball m.ciing and th* majority are x.ell tball he had pla I . MAYTAG WASHKRS .107 Old-First Hank Hldff. baseball are also played by the .I. Th. Pep Chants and the 2.12 West Wayne SI. li" became I member of the WOOIIHIHN Ni:w RAVEN AIHIKN Phone 20* 1.1 PHONE A-2109 I . ing the year. Howling Host- bar* a membership of Kort \\ av lie Wayn* II* You neet not Klmer Chris Joe I tirst team is comprised of six around levenl 1*1 I I'l I l'l'l"tl I'l l-l I l-l "III I II I"! or It COMPLiMENTB ketball eluh. " i girls, and a captain fol I II I HI l-l 1 !• H-l-H"! 1 I I I-I I I-I Mn-t t.f Mr, \\ '• inli-ii * tl lie in SLEUTH FOR :::: : III. IIIMIIIIIIIIMtll •ftlKMIIMHIIHlMHIIIl. \ I t I I"l K* Ill tllllllll led by Mi ' gym •trotter, liefore each game This TO THK life's v .*i . I. n b SECURITY team is comprise. 1 of the Life Insurance iplished to? of high lib.wing girls: Iva Aadaraon, Betty AFTBB i aubjecta, and he also lakes a Positive safety for Investments V;tnklin. Mary Covei dale. Mildred DKATUB PUBLIC BK3H SCHOOL BOABD in golf. Marseille Bmndiberry, tie. ltd hi : nnd reservi *.n still bo found in lifo Insaraaee. |"'l" Ilrantlil.erry, Laura Chriatian, Tin: GAME OFFICIALS tory in the • :..iirnain<*nl. , persong] boldinfli have ben Inverted in bogadfl, . Kohls. Charlottfl Hutler. I'auline Whil* <<>• 11 nl !- IS A GOOD ,and o(IHT securities arc feelinfftbe pinch caused by Laura Medill, Marjorie Burke, TKV A BAG •I i to the I bi* anklin, Martha Butler, Mar- "** shrunken values, lint . . . UM Wtti Insurance owned bjr rie Haley, and Kathryn I.aucr. OF THIS INVESTMENT final • nroei ill. 17 to 11 in a th*Boe iame men i lill worth dollar for dollar—what [Team I'layed W. I* they paid for it in years past Life iiuursaefl ia fm" many i v 1 0 CRUNCHY IINKlp'wir.nMr UNCOlF-i frkland I 0 I pet store . "i III • men, their only undama et. FURNAS ICE CREAM abash 0 2 flog l 0 1 POPCORN flak "'(. More and more people today nre placing thcir roservos I '.urn 1 1 Madai i all our it md, tht in life insurance ... Bofe, stronaT* snd Meure M hss boea |' umhia City 1 ' '" DELIGHT Ask I t^^aa-s—mm- „ a. .. , j.rt ,\ef| liy llie :ieit| U'.-.t of ailver-sity. Interested? See a "Igc: "Didnl ymi reatl the , pre illative (if g the |. -ol"" •THf Jim Haughton Lincoln Compliments t'lrender: '"Sure, they lend: T'"ine Schafer Hardware Co. "ding"." [ELKORN t •I ttt V • DKCATIR National Bank and Trust Co. The Cream of Quality "H II I I l-l I I I I I I I I I I I I I l-l-l- ,SHt)P Fort Wayne, Indiana PI 1^ IS DRUG ELIZABETH DROSTE Sun Ufa Assurance Co. The LTXfOT.N NATIONAL LIFE Dressmaking—Reaiadeliag 111 W. WAVNE ST. & roRK iMlt-rations and Kelining ol I oal- Telephone A-6151 INSURANCE COMPANY jitbony .Ifihll HI Harrison St. lorl Wavne, Indiana New Haven J'l.rt AVa.Mie Indianu -H-l 1 H-H l-l-1' l-l I I I I I I I I I l-l- HI I I I I I I l-l I 1 I 11 !• I I I I I I I I'l 1 I

15r*c^-***-~***~***-<-*-*-* •»-*--(—.- mVSl .^'Vl^ir1M,>«^ee. bol ' rp sVmlmJ. w. Meuafr £™^**3fcfl fort Wayne. Indiiaa + r.S i lW A ' ThTSS; purpM* of the new "de-1 b^ theae boy neraville and Washington are the w| •'•rvment is, aa you pronaoiy »»|.- K residue of inatitutiona that are ex-' PriaBeeo t te «t-l I P\\+X I |S MUM I I t lllll I I MM I l-l I I I II Ull I » I IIIM hi "• " JSJ^"«£; I ST*. e\T Ph^ei of aviation. t P<**t. to answer question* on aviation' tion* on \ I V X •^.''I'iflrt Ip ElfM THE TOURNAMENT NEWS March I, I

South Side—On to Slate. Vou can't keep a Rood team down. Help your hopea alonn by attending (he tiirl Reser\i dance.

THE JOURNAL - GAZETTE lt*'sl llii/ls Sis.I.....I It •_ .i •• .. . T.- ... ._ _ it High School Paper it, tht- Unite*. Stat,s"--\.S.P.s1 "For Green ami I hit,- With Main ai„l Might*' /ol. X.—No. 27. Is Proud of Fort Wayne's High School Basketball Teams and South Side High School, Fort Wayne, Indian*-Thursday, March :,, L932 Price io Cents acuity Will Help Bfcy Reporters |»ay Visit Equally Proud of the Splendid Teams Developed in the High With Tournament To Mr. While, Principal Scene of Sectional, Regional Battles Journalism Stttdes of High South Side Teachers to Act As of New Haven Sehool I Schools of Smaller Cities and Towns of Northern Indiana Ticket Takers. Storekeepers, After enjoyillJf a ,*-, Mli||lll|. ,.*,* ; Schools Work on Tourney News and (auards * ^ekrurd ta New Hsrun, Wl. ,ut.kv ;i»'il.'is urn v,*,| ,„,,,, i|t * N. w This pap, i, the "Tourney Nawa," v Members at the faculty of South " ;-","*'' S« i sirulture We i< 'In* wiiil*. of the .iniirii:,li-*,i -Midi.nts , |nle will handle all of tht- tlut ies a) J******' "-'""^tui.*s i„ mtwek nl the three liitfh Bfll ll (intra!, Tori Wayne Boxers Sectional Tourney excepting " the pruif.pai and, after pwrini North sitle, ami South Side, Working ,,*,. of referees and umpires win. »'» «--..mil window tlut afforded on' In eombiaal Ion tha t in*.*.* poui Show Wares at G.E. THE JOURNAL-GAZETTE IS RECOGNIZED picked by the state athletii i ntm or ,i„. Kyill ilM(l ,nut.h an. .1 by dividing the wmk U*t\\eeii ,1'"1 « l-itholf in a ship, we again iaul. Mr. K. Nelson Snider, |)|-jn. vi I U) g»l t he impel to |,i*i*.-*> i'aul Freeman, C larence Welch, [pal of South Sitle, picked these help- "S™*™ etWM, It pmved an South Side |fl li,ist. wus in flhargl and Win Moses Win in Their AS THE PREMIER SPORTS \E\VSI\APKR litiuuse of their previous flxpflri- -""'' ia.iu.t-. aad wiafi the s,*h,„.i if all the editorial work. Centra] did Hrspective ( lassifications. heaa Wd capability of handling a -villi Lent 1,,-a.ls. I j,,,,, walking t,. A Iti | art I.y visiting live leboolfl in the •var.l tin* ,ar •*, BUapkloua-leoldBf BU [..wil such aa this one will l„* vicinity win. will send tflaflH to the OF INDIANA AND JUSTLY SO FOR ITS •villi Ins hat drawn down over his i'aul Freeman, lanky Central Cath The workers have lieen divided •iictiiinal. South Sitle lent reporter*. •ves pass,,| us. Oai „f <>UI. BUBbM •d$m •lie battler, annex.*,I top heavyweight \ tO i itfllt ,.f Ille sell.. kto two groups, the first of trbkk mylj approaebad and mmwtut as t, lurel* in the Journal-Gazette-General SPORT PAGES ARE EDlTEf) BV THE BEST- (ill work at the first sessions of tht •*•***•' u^Mrf" A group i'rom Caatral viaitod the Electric Cluh amateur boxing carn- .tional and the other group tn *flrt • Mr, I'aul White, the folk.-*ing oight tourna: Areola, Hunt- ;v;.'*-lst afoadiy evening,by poundini 'iiiicipal. Alt, r.nivirig an aflrtfl ;V ti sessions of the secii,..dl and two irtOWa, Kliiiliiiisi, IfonrotVille- UOd '" im exciting three round decision KNOWN SPORTS WRITERS IN THE STATE. itive answer, ara followed him jovfullv iver P-Pli! ('..::."nd. huge Decatur wai- the regional. In some aaaflfl thi Lafayette ("inler. The group gathered | into his office. lopar, Freeman brouglw (fee Inuaaaa - 'iitl spurt, .|o s"cured AM people will work at ull sessions Once there «,. proMM t.. harragi s crowd to its fe.-t in the taeumTmmmattT idvertlaiac froa the local merchants! Ihe workers have received a list ol Mi. White with qvMtkaa which hi I by smashing his l.urly opponent to the iq the towns. wf Jl their duties, the keynote of VNhith laaararad with a ealawaa ami aiaar canvas w ith a terriffic right hand •ourtesy. Silk's (roup went to eight 'smash to the jaw, but Conrad wt-ath- less lhal might of appall,..! us. Mean South ^H ired ilu- attack and finishc.l the stan­ The members of the faculty who •vhile we watched the How of humanity I local ur, Monmouth, New The sec.tjon.Eal, regional and final state basket­ za in a groggy condition. ill work at the first four aaaatoni '.miing and a-oinc I,,,,,, Mr. White's laveii, Lao, Woodburn, Harlan, Hoag Clarence Welch, promising Kort ,*. Mr. Herman O. Makey will s,*ll •tin.*. A l.uiliei* iiniuirinif ahout a and, ami lattmcm Canter. ThiacMMa ball tournament games will be reported first Wayne protege, antl UTfltWhll* South ikt-ts; Mr. Russell L. Furst and Mr likewise s* i* ii red advertising and new* and fully by the Daily and Sunday Journal- ROBERT A* REED ,'upil, a pupil ilfinaiKling an admil side scholar, retained his 1(81 welter­ ine Flint will be guards at the up* .ance slip, all of which must bfl at an,I lajorta. The car drivers fron. weight throat ownership, l,y winning Spurts Editor Smith Bide wen* Dick Mariotte. Ear Gazette. of The Journnl-Gazeae r doors; Mr. Paul Sitlell will bfl ended I,,, coupled wat, the attention . ilkl II lion I -guard at the lower entrances; M,. which bfl gave us. fan us the iiiiprt-s 'ii,.,, Paul Noble, Kd < ,„,k.ainl Fran -Uidlow, Antwerp pugilist. Welch was II. Chappell will Bflm tfl «.*.! ••; Mr. *.'*. mte is an extremely •i*. Qataaa. With tkaa* aaari Md linamioualy awarded the n„,| hy vir­ Our sports fHitors, who are graduates of high A *..,ulli end of the gymnasium, >usy mun. MelchiriK. Frames ("Iviuer, llol. Price ile nl acorlng a knockdown in the link- Mr. II. A. Thomas will bfl Ifl -Mail .lane Stults, Jane Vesey, Chuck lecond train.* and piling up a une- -i.le.l amount of points over hu sturdy schools and colleges, have the interests of |i.irg,' of seating people at the ii.,nh Kurt, Eil Hornick. Mary .lane Kelsey Veil Leaders Promote foe. the Northern Indiana High Schools at heart. lid. Mr. Lloyd K. Whelan will bfl the Iim SavaK*i*. Tom Kaplan, Hob Par mi-keeper; Miss Rowena Harvfl] Splendid School Spirit rish, Bill .M.'Cahill, Wayn.* (Irodriun In the curtain raiser of the even­ ing's fisticuff festivities, Win Moses, \m4 They have the spirit of the students. Under­ Jill be the scorekeepor; and Miss and Wayne Parker. "Red iin.l Stack, don't slack!" This bflflpoctaclad South Side puncher, loot |lue J. Patterson will lie in charge The copy staff of South Side which stand them and are very desirous of promot­ is Ihe spirit of the entire student i DWflfl, bar,I fought decision t,, Mil­ giving information to those who was in charge of the copy spent tht an! Jones, ruggetl Antwerp mitt hotly. Therefore. "ltd ami Black, ing clean sportsmanship and school spirit. lit- never been in South Sitle baton. best part of the week over the copy dinger, after three hectic and inter don't slack I Not one bit!" Did you ll he members of the faculty who which overflowed the box. Htlng rounds of breath-taking mill­ •fl anything, or anyone, succeed Sealing uppi ..iimalily 2100 pstmw, the Soulh Suit- gymnasium will house the funs who ,*,,nie t„ see the ing. Jones' victory waa based entirely fll serve for the next four session, The groups lhat visited the dill'er •ft '.r light with all his might if there nnriuiil Seitioiial und Hegional Tournaments. Friday antl Saturday. March I and •*>. Ka.h fast I .lill'.icnt high on a final round comeback in which he The Journal-Gazette sports editors have al­ Mr. Herman O. Makey will sell was not someone wh„ has faith in Khool III Fori Wayne is chosen as the host of the tournaments, this year's honor fulling* upon South Side. It is ent schools had many varied exp.-ri finished the stronger and fresher of *•*• ways been above censure. They have always ik.'ts; Mr. Louis Briner and Mr. Elna him, wh,, helpt-il him along? Rohn in this Kyniiiiisiiim thut the South Side Archers fought many of their battles, losing l.ut two of the hoin.* hai'dw.,,,.1 ences. Some got lost, some found the two sluggers. *% iuld will be guards in the upper .sc, - Dennis and John Smith, Lafayette encounteri. themselves in the wrong place and truthfully and fully reported sports events as n, and Mr. 0. D. Robertson will l„* fall leaders, promote this interest in their experiiiires were many. Huntertown Dope they have occurred bringing Ihe Journal- guard in the lower section. At the si hool activities. Hi ... lith end of the irym Mr Earl Bl ' Art Department and BHOtT STOKV wmyrwf The L. C. H. U\ Booster Club mem M Hosteller |i will take tickets, and at the south IHSAA. Provides (Humor) No. Gazette the approbation of all sport lovers. ban feel well rewarded for their ef­ 1 |.l Mr. C. A. Bex will take them; Booster Club Decorate Walter SKiffer, senior 7 forts when the Red and Black team Teams' Expenses (ieorge (Sam) Martin, senior I Lloyd K. Whelan will bfl the tuu. Is Principal For Sectional Tourney A gallant knight as portrayed by wins as it usually does; if the bflfl Chalmer (Chic) Smith, senior ... .1 In reporting the basketball games in the In­ J.|.t-r; Miss Rowena Harvey will be the dauntless Wayne Parker was oh- do not win, they are consoled by theLikeabl e Mentor -hives All Pos­ James (Jim) Maloney, senior !< storekeeper; and Miss Alda Jane Dii ..rations and concessions for the Players and Coaches Will Eat s,*iv,*,l galloping up to the news edi­ diana state tournaments, the same upright thought that they have won in some Paul (Mac) Mt-Dougall, junior . . 6 .nlward will be in charge of in­ sible Courtesy to Nosey Sectional Tournament are under the at School Cafeteria While tor's desk. The convi'isation sounded measure I.y playinjf a clean game and thus: "Oh, most noble lady, I fain Kobert (Hob) Smith, senior 1 BUD MAN!I I timation. Tourney News Reporters direct ion of the art department and fearless stories of the events will be written I" ing good losera. at Tourney would not bave tfl rt-|M-at this plea so Carl (Dan) Freck, sophomore the Booster Club. The advisers of Asai. Sports EAilet listen closely. It is my iflfllfla that Loyal Yoili-r, senior 2 for your enjoyment. Huntertown High School's guiding which are Miss Mary Helen l,ey, and of The Journ'l-Casrile It is one of the rules and regulations thou givest to the fairest lady in the William Martin, sophomore 5 star is Mr. Mervin Hostetler, their Miss Nell Covalt, assisted I.y Miss of the I. H. S. A. A. that the tourna halls of South Side a story of vast Francis Brow n, freshman 4 very charming and very likable prin­ Pauline VanGorden. ashington's Mirth, Magnetism ment shoultl provido entertainment proportions so that in ht-r no.nients Deln,, M.'i'ullough, senior in cipal. Instead of banishing with a few The different colors of the visiting and transportation for the visiting of bewilderment 1 may rush to the cross and hurried comments the twoschool s have l>een placed in promi­ Are Prominent Characteristics teams during their stay through the nsiue with my profound vocabulary Loan Paintings to School nosey reporters who wormed their way nent places throughout the gymnas time of the tournament. and render my assistance. I asketh into his sanctum santorium, Mr. Hos­ ium, conveying a welcome to the out- For trans|»ortation each school is this favor in order that I may have tetler a't-lfoim-d us with a friendly i.f town schools. Thinugh the courtesy of tin* North allowed tear cents a man a mile. That cause to journey again to Rudisill |amous "Cherry Tree Story" Is Not True; First Presi­ smile, ntTVie.l the assistance of any Special rooters' sections have been ein Pacific Railroad, tive Alaskan oil means that if a team comes ten miles paintings were loaned to the John pupils oi teiuhers who might be nhle dt-siirnated for the variou*. high sehools Boulevard. I have been there every dent Not Adverse to ExaKJjeration; Man of His Coun­ mi.- inan'g (r«*.Bp»*4a.i„*. S..Sy «. L..,I u;_u ss.m.u.\ Minneapolis, lo ai.l us, tailed several students from participating ta the tournament. These mtmtr* r„. tu. r--. ..^i. --a ._ i_ cents. If the teams go hoi.i,* fm tli<* Minnesota, to be on display Tor a try Fond of Practieal Jokinjf and Much Horseplay. their recitations, and even dismissed sections are marked by posters placed need of a cause to see the fair damsel ni>cht. liny are given transportation (Joan) again." l>eri(,(l of ten days. his two classes in order to answer directly in front .if the reserved sec axpaaaa* laataad „f their night's pp considerately our impertinent inquir­ tions which bear the name of the tei tuinineiit. Though there still ivinaiiis with us that pretty little cherry ies into the affairs of himself and his respective schools. The tournament meals are to be story of WashiriKton, he irai not above tt-llino; a small fib at school. Central Calhoun District • Candy, popcorn, Coca-Cola and oth­ .served in the school cafeteria. If a er confections will be sold at these es. Occasionally WashiriKton would exaggerate a small fact Cherry Ridge School, a one room visiting school prefers to have its UM Ull IMIMHIIItk >|IMIHimHIII--M|-*MII*IHMIIIHHIIMMAIMMM!lllllll|.>IIIM*M* **•*% til it added up to "a real who|i|K-r." country school not far from his home games by the usual sellers. Th. meals someplace else, they should no­ was the scene of his early education. atiuns are under the direction ..I'.la, k tify the host principal and arrange­ VERNORS I.IM.IK ALE i i .--.in m (I) Dialer South Side; (2) Fleming:. South in March 15, 1747. when he was RUDY TIRE SERVICE He then went to Walnut Creek High Welsh, Maxine Davenport, Maxine ments will be made for their meals neying in the Shenendoah V alley rounding himself with gay people, be­ On Draught ."-.'c'c; (3) I-'i.in.", Central; (4) Hackman, Central; (5) Jonei, South Side; IfllMfli at Walnut Creek, Ohio. Then Kllinger, and Mae Rupp. wrote the following in his notebook: cause he never loot the lest of youth. where they ilisire them. So far all the Road Service ( 6 ) j .rurj.fr, Central. Dancing and playing cards were his he attended Goshen College at Goshen, - have wished to eat at South E. H. Miller Drug Store ,irked hard till night, and then n* Corner: Calhoun *i DeW'ald 2002 S. Harrison H-4321 ned. After lupper we were lighted lav,.rite amusements, though he loved Indiana i.fter finishing high school, I^eo's Season Record Side. dancing particularly, even after he , a room, and 1, not being as good and was graduated with his tA.B. de­ 1,-eo, Decatur, and JefTerson Center •> •ittlintiniaitiiKiii(•••<•••••• ••(••••(•••((•••••iititt-Miiias*^ K. Illlllllllllll* III HMMItlflflflflOflllliili II ***** i it i red to .\lniiiit \ ernon. oodsman aa the rest, stripped my gree in 1 !»2.'i. Leo Opp. are the only schools that have ex pttHIIII IIIIII Illlllllllllll Illl 11^ As he entered a ballroom one eve­ very orderly, and went into tne After leaving college, he was ap-St. Joe ."'0 5 press.il the desire to stay in Fort , aa they called it, when my sur ning during the Revolutionary War, IsW [«.inted principal of Lagrange Hi|gh l.afayel it- Cenlial (over.) 11 Wayne over niirht. The Y. M. C. A. WEBER HOTEL ise, I found it to be nothing but a his eye fell on a beautiful young Announcing: TIE JGURNALGAZETTE IS READ BY School where he served two years. Harlan IH le straw matted together without ivoman, who had all the officers, old 11-11 I II II II I I III I I I I I I I I II Try Our Delicious IMes et or anything elae, but only one and young, captivated by her beauty. In the fall of \'J'2h he was named prin Iluntert.iwii (overtime) .. 13 5c per cut Our Newest Service ISO-flGO PEOPLE EVERY MORNING With a mischievous twinkle in his cipal of the Salem Township School Speniei ville 43 eadbare blanket with double its Creen Parrot Sandwich Just South of I nil..on Elevation I HYDRO FAMILY ight of vermin, auch as lice, fleas ..ye, Washington advanced to her and in Steulten county, where he remained Hoagland 18 Shop h, , iu imed the Inst dance. Because of for four years. Elmhurst :_'een established that his proposal Concordia Academy IS at the e\p.*iis.* tt every other man in marriage waa refused by several St. Joe (oveilinu* I 24 235 E. BEKKY ST. the room. Though he was usually on In memory „f George Washington men. Among theae was Mary I'hil Alumni (charity) 16 the losing end of his card gamea, he the Metet ite Club held its regular belle of New York, whom immensely enjoyed playing. His looses meeting on Tuesday in the (littli-y shinffton met while on his way to as well as his winnings were all care­ Room. Kathleen Kigar was the chair E il. bt-ebal!, football, receive special attention and are fully reported. When you i.m to see Governor Shirley. She fully set down on pa|>ei-. man of the well-planned program. PotwwuUuC. Creighton. antl Hanna Section older than he, and a born e.> pic'., up yo sir,, carnal Gazette in the morning at your front door you know it will have the Washington always enjoyed a prac After the business portion of meet­ tte. Washington is said to have ing, Martha Haumgart ner i.n.l a I.I.>K hia heart completely, though he leal joke, and often indulged in horse tcmp'eu- fctoijei of the sports events of the day and night before. play himself. When ho laughed, he raphy of Washington. The minuet ays did make a choice of a rich was danced by Wilma Rieke, June of proper social position. He pro laughed all over. Coming down the Hudson Kivcr in a small boat one day, p.,swell. Maxine Reiner, and Juanita •d to her within two days. She L-oy, accompanied on the piano by Jane used, and, as Washington later re his boatmate narrated a comical story. Basketball, baseball, football, tennis, swimming, golf and track meets are fully covered by Washington sprawled over backward Smitley. " Forgotten Facta of Wash­ rked to one of his aides, he had ington" were read I.y Alma Mitzche our sports editor . ltd "Because I did not wait until in his seat and dying in the bottom of ladye was in ye proper mood." Bfl the boat, roaie.l with laugher. It is A pluy entitled, "When Washington sn't seem to have profited from his -aid that at Mount Vernon one day and Martha Return." which gave tli.ii tfrience, for shortly after he met •he rolled ..n the ground, laughing un- reactions to modern inventions if thoy- Press wire3 from every city in the country bring to this paper the reports of all sporting itha Curtiss and was taken off his the tears ran down his cheeks, should come to life now, was present t as suddenly. Again he proposed, fairly howling with merriment." ed. The cast included George, por event?. time he was accepted. To exemplify Washington's mag­ trayed by Alwilta Tarney, and Mar tha, played by Emily Gardner. ushington, during the later years netism, we wish to relate Ui you an is life, gained the reputation of occurence. Washington was accus­ l"g cold and a killjoy. In reality tomed to attend a certain church. Special features, cartoons and articles by sport wnters appear on our sport pages. was anything but a killjoy, in fact, While waiting for his arrival, one of Broadway District WM quite jovial. The cause of the the crowd suggested that they dispense with the custom of arising when Members of the North Side team pictured above are: ( I ) Scott; (2) Jaehn; arent coldness on his part was entirely to his faulty teeth. A Washington entered. It was agreed PIES! CAKES! ROLLS! (3) Blume*; (4) Irons; (5) Stauffer; (6) Nelaon. that henceforth they would keep their ersmith. when he had his teeth Get Your Supply At The ed, made a plate for him. It fitted seats. In a few momenta Washing­ imperfectly that it was impossible ton arrived, punctual to the dot. He Broadway Home Bakery cnUred the threshold and paused an him to laugh without the plates 2609 Broadway H-l 294 ng from his mouth, thus causing instant, his eyes sweeping the assemb ••eat deal of embarrassment, .'ashin/gton was a strong and pas- -IIIIIIIIIII *i Northern Indiana's Most Popular Newspaper uite man. Jelferson writes: "His •H-l I I I •- icr was naturally irritable and h-toned . ... if ever, however, it Morrison Drug Store ke its bounds, he was most tremen • in hia wrath." When he received 2S09 BROADWAY news of the defeat of St. ("lair Philadelphia, no one dared to enter Telephone H-l 195 chamber because he was in such •H I I I I 1111 I I-l-t •"age. Even Alexander Hamilton ly remained outside for hours un- -Illllllllll" THE JOURNAL - GAZETTE liis wrath subsided. Stewart, the 'iter, mentioned the fact that if shington has been in a savage triltc, STELLHORN m #—• aiatwy iWtiqmmmm ***•; X—gTaSBCSeRCi would have been the foremost In- n that ever lived. It is Stewart's Hardware Company nished picture which can I* seen Dealers In leachh of our rooms. Hardware, Tin and Calnnized -\ eorge Washington enjoyed sur- Roofing Sporting Goods Hoomer's Beauty Shop I'hone Harrison 2J37 The Oldest 9' ' '• Waving 2010 Kairfleld Av*. Shop 1 ensa., . 7Th e nw.lftil purpose of the new I'lrtment is, as you probably »up- li»**ed, to answer questions on aviation

-> f March 4, 1932 Archer Team THE TOURNAMENT NEWS S. S. Students I'refer Page Nine Pegs Two • hrluulh »if>r Iim*. March .1, 1112 Has Brilliant Archers or Kelly Klads Here's the load Champion Must Travel (rirl Rcai-ryes, As Nam-' for Teams Y Swimmers To Trams to Eat in Cafeteria School Has 1 radit ion of Observing Leap Friday Saturday Hi-Y Hold Forum NetSeason Archera, Macaws, Grass aad White, Suturday Suturday New Illl*. .II Meet Culver Kelly Klads, Irlsft, Southern team ,.. Fori Wayne Hi-V and Girl Re- Five Teachers Year Originated I rom Irish Mac men Win Sixteen Out ,' Yes. the various 9 a.m. South Side athletic teams have al Lafayette Central serve Organizations Direct Internal ional Champion Dan Lafayette (etitral's Principal Is of Twenty (James Hayed H:30 a.m. some linn- or Other in some pla* .* ... I.CO Discussions Zehr oi ThisSeliix'l. To Swim Mrs. Tonkel; All Memliers of Custom, Most Supreme and Most Sublime of All Female This Season. ether boon called sna at those names, 10 a.m. in Meet Salurduj" •unfK Faculty Well Liked Privileges, Borrowed From St. Patrick's Experience but which is but? Which suits be.-t I. ffei on i lanter Meeting Are At Y. W. C. A. Carry Off N. E. I. ('. the inequatlfld pn-forsaaasss diaplayed Records Show Large Increase in Marriage Licenses by Hi.* South Side tennis? The qt|ei Huntertown 2:."10 p.m. New Record Is Set Tin- sehool faculty la hiadsd by Mrs. I Every Sunday afternoon in the rec- Tunkel. principal, a competent aroaaaa, Championship Title :,i.. I. I,,* narrowed down, how 11 a.in. Srar, to A rein is OT Kelly Kinds be Hoodburn i.an,,n roiiin of ihe Y. W. C. A. the Fort Way v" larlmmlai team who fully naliSOl t lie responsibility "Every ye*x which is divisible by four without rwuindei sasn ••ni ef ih.* opinion* of nineteen IC.IO a.m. Girl K. * lies and Hi-Y organizations will have it Iui I* full when it meets of her poeitlofl, Monreevilla nl ' entral, North Side, and South except Hi*' concluding years ot eaoturiaa every (berth only ol Acquire Honor of Winning South siil.* itudea -even preferred " • j- .Miin.iry Academy iplaah- I was asked uu* iluy by u teacher of City Title by Defeatin p.m. Side High Schools, jointly sponsor , tank Saturday tee tin sehool I al eniletl lust your L,,w which i.s a year of this type." So mumbles tht* line print, coiiline. K A fillers unti seven Kelly Klads. Deiatur ll,.* I*..in* . an informal discussion on Archers is the nearest of the two , I, 5 ut K o'clock. 'tile discipline of the Lafayette Schoo] bei ween the leather covers ut the latest edition of "Anniversari. Local Teams ,|'i< io' < ting to the high school '• It nn retained the Indiana Compared With thS one I had previous antl the one that has lieen North Side 8 p.m. pupils. lad liulidays," which volume is, at 'isttl tin- must frequently in the lust .'I p.m. ( Final, t ) •vimminn: trophy for tha ly attended. 1 replietl, "Well, the dis The South Siili- Areh.-i-. huvi ,.,, Tie present moment, slumbering silent- lew years. Iml tlirouKh the ipus Areola A Koi um i.ininiittei- consisting of i vutive year with the lop- I cipllne at Lafayette is nut nearly sc y tit the puhlic library, wedged bfl he cun make it appeare that he i joyed a very successful baaaatball 1 tinner il bus heen found that Kelly 10:30 a.m. 0M it io. i i.iittiivfc from each high .f it^ - t.> tin- closest taam rigid, hut it NflBU that ll doesn't nee, Brawn th* "-Congressional Records" Letrothit ant- ither women, he the. season. They huve iron M and |,,st Centrul •ehool has cboaee the subjects for to he." As ii rule, the pupils behavi shall bfl free." hia.Is still holds a clvunce to win back Indianapolis, 11, Phil Smitley, Smith mtl "Who's Who for 11U4." 4 games. They have won the North Ita popularity. Kelly Klatls is, of 4 p.m. the ib * meetings will Sitle si, i. and Dan Zehr Soutli Sitle , as if they woultl not wish to dishonoi Whereupon the Scotch lassies set Eastern Indiana OoMfsienofl cham­ Harlan "Hut what does il moan'.'" is the tied down to make either man oi OOWriS, very appropriate for all South continue al the Y. W. C. A. until the : themselves l,y aitiiij*- otherwise. Tht pionship and tlie Port Wayne ,iiy Bopliuiii'ic. were high point num. Zehr in varying query, invariably popped money to satisfy their souls. Inci Side teams baseSSfl they are all "w.iir •'i::iO p.m. (,'o.id l-'i Iday MI vice which will be held courtesy each shows to the other is championship. They have defeated Monmouth with 122-8 laiints and Smitley with iy anyone, reading such a definition. dentally, there is no record of th* ihe green." Jack Fleming, a al a local church decided upon by the 10 11 points. remarkul.le. •flajh teams »» Central anil Ninth Side 7:30 p.m. Ah ha! And that is where The Times payment of any such fine in the Scot, prominent younif man in all spoils Hoagland Forum committee HlE Tonkel teuehes English, the e.alf makes its little bow. Wishing to of Fort Wayne, Dseater, and Kin.r Zehr broke the state record for the archives; hut, as might be expected lu'ivities who was .selected to thfl Thfl following subjects will be dia- fuundat ion of all education. iiivt- frum neetlless pain any student, the niuiilter of marriages increased a I son of Gary, To start thfl SMSOfl .,11 11:30 a.m. 100-yard liBI flBlluks which was 1 min position of captain of the All-City Klmhurst * a il in fin* remaining meetings to Mrs. Skeltini anot her member of the ivho may chance upon the puzzling most alarmingly. the Groen and White beat Garrett ute Id seconds flat, down to 1:02K football team, rust bis vote for Kelly 8:.'"0 p.m. I,, held ut the Y. VV. C. A.: "Friends faculty teaches us history antl ec, datenient, quoted above, tho infallible by a 27-16 count. In this game I'H- within I'a seconds of the world's rec- Only llie members uf tha teams pai ticipat ing in the tournament anil thfl France and Italy Follow Lead Klads with niti.h emphasis, stating South Side and Friendship**," "Sororities and Fra- numies. She arouses our patriotism reporter! have prepared a oomplete Along about 1480, the sufferiric ler, our team's captain, starred in his ord for that event. The Y winners ollieials will he allowed lo eat in the school cafeteria, Kriilay and Saturday that Archers is too "sissified." and it leniitits," "Dues It Pay to Be flood?" to the highest pitch and as easily explanation of the words, phrases. women in Franco and Italy received lluor work and also carried otT high have heen defeated twice this fBU by during tho tuuriianit nl. Meals for the spectators will he solved in the domes­ ,|.»eat appear to be very safe to ap 'Should High School Pupils Go Mlis it with the cold facts which la uses, and plot, used hy the unthink­ news of their Scotch and Irish sister puint honors with eijrht points. The the strong Hoosier Athletic Club team tic sci-M^t^auu'i 'not*'-. "*v**efy""flelioious ,{!c.a)» tlSW been planned antl will ing authors of "Anniversaries and ply any such name to any of oui Steady".'" ami "Are Athletics in High leach us to vote intelligently anil op K. N'elsoii Balder, principal of Soulh new found independence. They voiced following evening. December 6, tin* from Indianapolis, l>ut_*hat dtyjg'l j Ae served for a very small sum. - . Holiday*" in their definition of the husky athlAcs. Loretta Foellinger What Every South Side Fan Should Know Fifty Archer Boys Sehool Over Kmj.hasized?" irate the government efficiently when Side, who is very well kgSMi •''.!' l'u. a loud complaint, and several law Auburn Kt'il Devils took the Arches -mean tha*_J^JiVf'f-- Way no "Y" ia .ear ol ieaps. K also dill lied in favor of Kelly Klads, /si? Ahall be tailed upon a few year*. students. After five years of college ..*" SSflsttV *!tattW were passed. Im­ into camp by the score of 15-13 in a No. I'l uver The meet ings are opened by the de­ not capable of hard swimming. They along with Bill I.aPointe, Barbara Class WKt. V,o Out For Track hence to ..ceuiiip.'.'.s.-r i fth task. it is apparent that the verbal hash, agine the fan mail and otters of mar very cloaetand exciting game. In this 10 Dialer .. votions which are usually in the form have practically tho same team as work, he began teaching in a high Htiilt*., Yank Wilson, a former South Senior i Bo Varsity, Reserves Office Practicing relating to years divisible by four, riage Columbus must have receive,I frame Jack Fleming held Willinm- U—Fleming Senior of u prayer after which a student Mrs. Abbot teaches us the apprecia sehool, after which he became prinei nit-is to that most supreme, most Siilcr and athlete, and Jim Kirby. 100 last year except for a new breast- «. - from love-sick maidens, who had fall Auburn's outstanding star to fivt 11 Banet .. Junior I« Largest Turnout for Track in leads the members in group singing. stroker, Grover Blanton, who has lieen tion of the classical masters of liter pal in a country School and then a con­ sublime of all female privileges, the 1- Trulock . lKo Win Laurels Develops Admirable en under his sway in 14U2. points. This was an outstanding The name Archers at first does not Senior 14.'l H Istory of South Side After tha general discussion led by making Ken Murphy, Indianu state uiiu.- through the study of Latin and solidated grade school. Before Lee.mi right to (1(1 mer the man of her choice *'l Jones . . . mtl pop the age old question, in short, The Knglish girls now awoke to th.* piece of work. Basal ti. have much connection with Senior I'll! the pupil selected by the Forum com­ i Lampion breast stinker, step in the the appreciation of nature through the iiiw principal of Jsffanss school lu fact that they were being ruthlessly 11—Mann Junior Hiirh Beamed Hoys Promise to Do Well in Sec­ (Qualities in Pupils study of biology. was principal In u consolidated school 0 Students, Leap Year. any team of South Side, but it was I S.buster , i:.r. mittee, Miss Alyce Swanson, assisted practice races. Blanton was swimming left in the dust by the more progn* The following week on Friday eve­ eery appropriate at one time. The Senior by Fruneis Whipple, Mary Davis, and tional Tournament; Had Mr. Young, the coach, is highly in Randolph County. Mr. Snider he "Whom," demand the women of the 6 - Bevington 145 Exactly fifty hoys have taken out with the team several years ago, and Office practice ta many school sys­ world, "shall we thank for this chance sive flappers of foreign climes. Con ning, the Muemen wen* really trounced mime grew out of the resi-niblenee of 7—Menifee Junior 160 Ruth Rohrbaugh serve refreshments. 1*.*. ;• . vulued Ix'cause of his good influene, came principal of South Side after setjuently, they then first raised then Soph. track equipment and over twenty are he is coining hack to his best speed Very Successful Season tems is called Junior Business Train­ ,,f Kt-alihing a hubby?" good when they weri' beaten 25-15. - Ciurttwy N.*w*i-S,*,iiiii<*l the suits of a certain basketball team K Beery 105 The meetings are open to anyone in respect to the basketball boys. He throe years of service at James II. eternal wail of women suffrage and J II ri ior on the waiting list. This is the larg­ in the 100-yard hreaststroke event. ing. The latter title perhaps con "Whose neck," bellow the suffering The next night, the Archers put the some years ago, to the outfits worn by- I SB who is connected with the Girl Re- 1 is also the teacher of mathemati, Smart School. equal rights, which has never sine* Coach .ink,- McClure eaaM to South est turnout for track that South Side Playing a brand of ball whieh a more accurate description of the men, "may we wring?" regional champs of lust year on Hu* Robin Hood and his Merry Archers. servo ,,r Hi-Y organizations oris in- This meet will IK- very undecided true nature of the course. The main and greography. l.een throttled; and this liberal lau Side four years Igo. Previous to this has ever had. might well have Loci, the envy of many ""li'our deliverer," says The Times small end of the 15-11' Here. In this From the name Archers lias dewl intei'tstt'tl in the discussions. No ad­ until it is over with, liecause of the purposes of the course are to provide was enacted. b, ruueheil at Angola l'"i' eiKhl yeurs. The following have taken out equip­ varsity teams, the Archer Reserves Mr. Reeves, commercial teacher Speaker's Bureau Aids to the ladies, "is St. Patrick." fray, Wayne trulock starred. oped the itlea of the bow and arrow mission is charged, but the refresh­ swimming ability of both teams. The a background (or the study of com­ shnws us how to manage our tinai,**. - "V.mr enemy," they confide to the "Albeit it nowe become a part ol McClure started his athletic cesser ment: A. Andrews, G. Baumgartner, wound up a success lul season on the On Deeemlier lil the Archers jour­ as a symbol for South Side, and the METHOD OF GETTING ments are paid for by the receipts Culver swimmers were defeated by mercial subjects, to provide the in- in order to make us all good business Operetta Publicity men. "is a wild Irishman." the common lawe in regard to social at Indiana when* he pluyeil lutsbc! ICroup of Six Veteran Yell M. Beaverson, C. Benz, F. Bevington, hardwood court with a good record of q neyed to Inilianniw.l i-> to p] idea of Archers hits been can from a semi annual Jain.* «i ven joint­ »Uout foul Milks ago. Tills is tlM I which ">••" be •"" t ii«efu! Sl. Cat llsril t usioin rolnlinns of life, 'hut a« often as ATM bull, baseball and *.. alios massbat LETTKRS EXPLAINED R, Bradlt> . C. Burt, R. Bligh, A. Car­ wins which much overbalances the tie- men .um vMiiinii, Ripple of that city. Thev •SMgyaa' in many phases of school life besides Leaders Will Again Lead ly by the Girl Reserve and Hi-Y or­ the Rockford Illinois High School team to pupils who enter business before (lino again the illustrious Speakers Foe this is the story of how it lie leap year doth return, the ladyes ha\. ot the trn.k team. Sinee he has been ter, R, Clymer, T. Conway, J. De- feat column. The n serves have fol­ they have progressed far in the com­ the sole privilege during the time from this tilt victorious by a score at bl. ti.s. Mary Jane Stults, Nan ganizations. tirat defeat for the Culverites in four­ Bureau ol Booth Side set their think gan. Act-ordinar to an old Irish myth. nl .South Side, he hM turned <.ul some Sweaters Are Awarded to Ath­ South Side Cheers Haven, P. Domer, J. Ellenwood, C. lowed, in nearly every case, the var­ mercial course, to aid in discovering Hi-Y Roller Skating ing apparatus into motion and iruw St. Patrlfll had barely concluded his eontinueth of making love either I.y nl I.'5-IO, and Jone.t was the individual line lean;., and thii year's leiun i.s by Vap|i. ('lunik Hurt, I.uey Turner, Jean teen years! The Kort Wayne team aptitudes, abilities, and interests, to wordes or lookes as to them it seemeth Funk. Mary Angela Borkey, and Paul letes Having I so Points Knsley, J. Fleming, J. Fyock, D. Hall, The leaders of the former ditcua- sity, and often chalked up a win over some rousing .speeches to advertise slauifliter of snakes and destruction star on account of his aaaspttoaal im moan* an exception. has swam against them in previous aid in developing good citizen by proper; and moreover, no man will be floor work. Mielke were the sfules that stuck to or More South Side's team of yell provoking R. Hall, K. Hostler, J. Jakway, J. Kel­ sions and the topics which they dis­ the opponent reserve squads when* the operetta, which was presented uf tl rag..ns, when he was surprised hy Tb.* Hi-si pear thai "Smiling Jake" leaders will perform their usual an- years, but it has never come close to leaching the business practices which Party Proves to Be entitled to lienifit of clergy who doth the name Aiehers as being altogether ler, R. Klopfenstein, B. LaPointe, W. cussed are: Frank Johnson, "What a the varsity failed to win their game. Kebruary II and I'll at Harrison Hill the spectacle of St. Bridget, running eunie I.. South Side, be l,K,k I, iie a eapaeity crowd in all their defeating the Culver team. everyone should understand, and la in any wise treat her proposal with One week from the time that tin* lilting uml proper for uur unexcelled South Side's present sytem of Taubenstein, A. Lebamoff, F. Lenz, Boy Expects in his Girl Friend," Many of this year's reserves are un­ auditorium. A short sketch of thi through a hog, her eyes wild and her ii ib.* state tiiiiinaiiieiit by winning SteflaSI in the sectional tournament. Those who will probably be in the encourage pupils to remain in sehool A Great Success hair flopping. Ho ran to her assist­ slight or contumely." Broad Kipple gume was pluyeil in uwarding letters I.y points has proven J. McClure, R. Miller, P. Mielke, R. Rosemary Crowe, "What a Girl Ex­ doubtedly headed for a berth on next plot was cited, giving the main fea ilu actional apd regional tourna­ teams. As usual the irrepressible lady killer. lineup are Dan Zehr, international as long as possible hy stressing tho lures of the production. After this ance ; and, after she pulled her saintly And now, having finished with the such creditable fashion by the Arch itself to he much more practical and Null, N. Perry, R. Pettit, R. Pieraon, pects in Her Boy Friend"; Vivian year's first string Archer squad. value of continued study and broad­ Kveryone who attended the Hi-Y ments. Louie Huffman will lead his band of "Y" champ, Paul Schwartz, Indiana the cast ot characters was announced attire into a semblance of its usual comparatively demure ladies of the ers, they took on the Cent nil Cath­ more economic than the method previ­ S. Rea, R. Reiff, C. Reinking, W. Rob­ Orr, "Whither Flaming Youth ?" Mra. Accompanying tho (Ireen and White ened knowledge. roller skating party at Bell's rink last cheer leaders. The full group is com­ state 220-yard freestyle champion, The Speakers' Bureau is an organiza appearance, she unfolded her chronicle Kuropean countries, we come to the olic basketeers in what was looked Besides eoa. Iiintj, MeCluii* teaches Memliers of Team ously used in which a player was given inson, R. Smith, C. Southern, E. Bessie K. Roberts, "Whither Filming varsity in nearly all their out-of- "General Business Training" by Thursday evening will agree that the posed of Louie Hoffman, Al Collina, Phil Smitley, Ken Murphy, Bill Lamb. tion whieh is sponsored for the pur­ of grief. Her nuns were on the point go-getters of the United States. Hen forward to be a food gssM bal bsforfl asassal sad United states history. a letter if he participated in a number Smith, J. Snyder, H. Stahl. E. Stauf­ Youth?" and Joe Tucker, "Modem town contests, the i .serves brought Crabbe and Blinker is the text hook event was a huge success from the we find no laws, pertaining to this Kxpress Beliefs In Jim Kirby, Vergil Gerber, Ed Horn- Pictures and Their Effect on Modern Dick Hopper, (imver Blanton, Charles standpoint of the amount of fun if pose ..f acquainting; the students with of mutiny, it seemed. They were deep­ the final whistle hatl blown tin* Groan He is muni,',! ami has tine son l,y the of games. The point system makes fer, R. Symonds, R. Hanco, G. Vail, home victory more often than not. which is used. A work-book is also the various school activities. Thus, ly desirous of wedding the priests, delicate subject. The women merely ick, and Dick Storr. Youth." Luenberger, Wilson Carman, and nothing else. According to the linal and White were losing tin* fl/BOM name of Jinn,,:., v.In. Ifl m,w attend Outcome of Tourney the earning of a letter much harder. R. Wilson, N. Yahne. They heat Ilu- (Iarrett Railroaders in used in conduction with the test. This who spoke last Thursday are : Hon ami it was against all custom and put Loth feet down hard and adopt Lionell Schwen. The meet will be supplement contains instructional check-up of Mr. Wilier, the Senior When the final whistle did linally Harrison lllll gradfl BShssL r.iinl;. an* based on sports as fol­ As usual Dean Metaner will prob­ South Side will have many veter­ Hull. Frank Dnlia .Bob Maxwell. precedent for them to even mildly it. Not only that, but they refuse I * vOH>MI,ll,H,l„,.l,a«(t,|„,„„„„,„„„l a closely played, low score game, 11 Hi V faculty adviser and general l.li.w the score was .'l.'l-l'l. In this When asked skoal the forthcMaiac MHa-k*. held at tho Y. M. C. A. pool at 8 tests which guide the pupil in his in­ Clayton I.y.m, Harold Kniffen, Vivien hint at matrimony. Sinee the priests ci inline their brazen hints and bold The following in a complete suin- lows: A pluyer receives twenty points ably lie on hand to help his old "alma ans out who have all had two or three lo 7. (lol.l.ii antl I.alT.inte starred dividual study in the text. The work- sponsor of the party, there were 13(1 game both Fleming and Disler were tourney. .MeCliin* said he bad no pre­ niury Concerning the opinions and be- for service in football and five points niater" produce yells. Bob Finkhousen years' experience. Ensley, Baumgart­ o'clock Saturday night, March 5. The Hi-Y tickets turned in at the otf i.e Orr, Hetty Ann Horgman, Richard were shy and bashful, their courtship demands to one year out of four. Th. y GERDING'S DRUG for the Archers in this first contest, Look also contains ruled baattBeSS te M all the time! They don't I on the bench for some Unfci>o*»ii diction as i" boa ins '• 4 in,w the colorful Fort Warns for ench quarter he plays. If football miirht pop up hut you never can tell. ner, and F'leminfr will run the 440- M-Jiiiissiuii pi... .nil 'oo 21 cents, al Ih*; on Eriday night. This woultl mean ige, John K> > ..*.'.'Is, ,i a standstill; and revolution STORE although the entire squad showed up forms to lie used as practice material. was brewing in tho nunnery. St. I'at when to quit! son which might have made a differ come out. Sectional Touraninent will emerge, in is the only sport in which the player l.ouie is a junior and has been leading yard dash, while Clymer and Fleming door. that the Hi-Y cleared about twelve Kugene Grant, Ronald (llass. and 2*38 South Anthony Bled. exceptionally well. The subject matter taught in the Katherine Cassiily. rick's heart was touched, and he gra- They make mo tired. eni'e if they hatl been in the gam.'. the minds of South Sitle's stellar var­ is interested it will require thirty-two yells ever since he came to South Side will run the 880. Clymer, Perry, and dollars on the venture, which is en 3414 Fairfield Ave. Although the Auhurn five succeed­ curse is based on recent surveys ei.uraging considering that it started cloualy offered to concede them the In the double header, in which sity representatives: quarters for him to get his award. ^m^e A ml reus will run that -gruelling mile which determine tho information need­ The next thing we know tho elect, THREE HIGH SCHOOL ed in walloping the Archer varsity in as an experiment. right of |,reposing the fatal leap one South Sitle playeil North Side and Uut Basketball also affords twenty points Al Collins is also a junior and spe- _. ,_. , « - • Phone H-3381 Phone H-1186 Miss Chew of IS orth ed by various occupational groups. Bailey, Stonebraker, chair will have a rumble seat. Del Disler "bait year our team I race. The a close game, the South Sitle reserves • .ut „f every seven. them* in the highly talked ot fashion HANDS WILL PLAY for service, but gives only two points claliaa in the Gazella. Jim KirbK,rb y ,rao£ The 10.0 y"'"' d* :.-.-: The composite results of the survey The rink was paokt-ti with skaters "Are you Hungary?" wanted to win without sacrificing y by Ensley R ^^^^^^ Tll ^ downed ihe Auburn seconds 23 to 18, Huntertown Alumni, Hut Bridget was distraught. Throw­ by the score of ."14-15, in a rather list- unythinK, l.ut this yeai- we are willing for each quarter played. Track aspir­ alISl a ovefleniorr th ane floor,d like sVergi to dol handspringGerber ands .b^?n,ley *nd Bra^,ey- Side, Visits Classes show that every group needs certain of all sizes, ages, and ability, every­ ing her arms around his neck, she "Ves, Siam." ' with company of Berry will run the to help offset the lirst team's defeat. one having tho time of his life. The less and uninteresting game in which North Side. Koulh Side, to sacrifice in order to win." ants receive fifteen points for service Dick Storr are juniors and specialize 220-yard dash. types of business information with Star on Net Teams uoi-tl. "Arrah! Patrick, jewel, 1 •"Hon Russia to ile tuble and I'll and Shortly after, they again won vic­ only a small variation in tlegree, while faet that the management kept the the (ireen and White arere not given and their points are awarded in ref- in carrying the yell cards. Ed Hornick Those who will participate in field Here IMSt b riday .laurn't go hack to the gurls wid such Fiji." I'eniral Will Furnish Jack Fleming—"We are going to GEO. J. GELLER tory in a fast, rough, and altogether Other information is of interest to lights on until after 11 o'clock when a buttle by the Redskins. This same w in because there are no teams around . r.ii.e la the sire of the meet and is a freshman and is improving more events will be Miller and Hartwig, a pr.i|M.sal. Mek it wan yeur in four." "All right, Sweden my coffee well-played game when they took only a relatively few people. The they ordinarily close the doors at Id, Not aatisAed t<> bs high achool week on January 2, the Miuni.n took Music here thut are tough enough to beat the positions they place in competi­ and more every day. pole vault; Burt and Bevington, high Mias Doris Chew, teacher at North indicates how much the skaters -wore Antl Patrick cooed right hack, "Bid BlufTton tli wa Ihe line, '24 to 12, with information which is needed Ly all stars, Ross Bailey antl Kenneth Stone- ,lv. ncushla. squeeze me that way a Cuba sugar, and Denmark my bill.' tin* Columbia City five into tump by us." tion. jump; Fleming and Knsley, broad Home and Fancy Side, former teacher of history at enjoying themselves. raker have gone farther in their star­ As Im , bam tbe en torn in Uu t,,m- Bomley Girls' School in England, vis­ (loi.len again starring for South groups is stressed. iigam. and I'll give you leap year, the the vnrji clow More of 20-11*1 in a very jump; and Hall and Domer will throw This subject matter includes a cart­ To the tune of a conglomeration of ring. These two hoys were graduated I-I !• I-I-I III l'I-l ill Illllllllll naments of the years before in the Herb Banet "All I have to say is (•olf and tennis offer seven points Millie and Jean were eating in the ited South Side last Friday. She tirst Side. Their fourth victory came 'ongest one of t he lot." fast and excitini- fame, Tbis game that South Si.le will win the sectional for sendee and points are awarded cafeteria when Billy took a quarter the little rt>und ball known as the Baking ful conaideration of the following: brass horns and cyml>als, the skaters in ItM from Huntertown High School. wis an overtime affair which was fi­ Sectional Teai * thi toes attended the assembly at Harrison with their victory over the Central ' • .-rirv*. and At that moment Bridget thought of GREIDER BARBER SHOP tournament." on the same basis as are the points out of one pocket and put it in moth­ ahot put. The hurdles will be run by money, hank chocks, transfer of Then I hoy intended Anthony Wayne nally derided by a foul shot sunk by' .-.hool band will be on hand lo play. Hill Grade School, and came just in Catholic seconds, whom they beat 25 her own deary life and pepped tkfl Wayne TrultK-k "South Sitle will in track. If a player is interested in er. Bevington. Burt, Fleming, and Reiff. checks, the hank account, method and Institute in this city, where they II MR (IT—35c Fleming in the last few seconds ..! loaaasfl SoaHi Bide li lie heal to the time for Mr. Maurice Murphy'* sec- io M, transmitting psymenta, the eraser nam query- to Patrick. But he had taken win not because they are so much a number of sports it is easier for him "What's the idea," Jean asked, cur­ ad playetl lirilliant basketball also. Children—2.>t*. except Saturday the game. loiiin, .. lli, *n -band will IM-the tourney class ihe flrHrxaleen by Miss VanGor- in rapia succession, iney neat Ken­ ol the telephone anil telegraph, claaaea tas vows nf celibacy; antl unable to U'tter than the rest of the teams, but to get his letter as the points awarded iously. "Yes, Robert, 'amo' ia the Latin der to Miss Susan Peck's third period or- * lul.* it, high school they not only bun.I. Tbiii means lhal tin* m,*mU*rs word meaning, 'I love.' Now what dallville and Columbia City, and lost a I fmail. iitl freight thrift, wed St. Briefest, he patched up the 2.101 KROAHU \1 In the next game the Archers made because the boys do not play to lose." him in each division will make the A-6265 1722 Lake Ave. class. The fourth period, while in rs. affair with a silk gown and a kiss. .,| the ban,I will huv, to bfl at hand "I'm tipping the waiter," Billy an­ •word suggests its opposite?" heart-breaking game to the North Sitle budgets, investments, and a few addi­ were lett.riii.il ami held .low i it three straight for the win column amassing of the required 180 points swered. Miss Benner's pul,lie shaking class, r- "Arid ever since," concludes the III I I I I I I I I I I I I II l-M I'l 14-B ttt SVerj cam,* whether Soulh Side Byron Mann- "Our team has a "Reno." i.'sene-. L'1 to 17. In this tilt, in tional topics of interest. sponsil.l,* p,,s!s on the lirst team, but she was to give a speech, since it waa i- Jegontl, "if a man refuses a leap year by taking North Side down agnin by is playing ,,i* not. wonderful chance to win the sectional much easier. Sweater* and letters are which the (ireen and White varsity The subject is very interesting and they War* a. live in other high school 24-21 in a fairly good Kain.*. On.* iH'f-uuse of our fighting spirit." awarded for the lirst 180 points and the custom of all visitors of puhlic tied postures on cut- m*mt*m\ssmsi. -..ss proposal, he must pay the penalty of The band from Central will prob­ emerged first, the two seeontl teams is taught by Mr. Russell Furst. The aetivities nnd high in sch.dai ship. week from the Kcilskm till, the Arch for every quota reached after that a speaking classes. Workbook is one of the interest inir Hniii.i-. however, refused lo risk her n silk gown and a kiss." ably occupy Hi,* spa,*,* n,**.| |fl .South Fremont Jones "South Side will wore extremely Wall matched, and al "Stoiiey" as Kenneth St.melu ak.r ers beat the Kendallville Comets tt new letter is awarded. .things one has to do in this antl in life on a pair of wheels, antl could Scnlland Adopted Plan Insure With Side ..II the west tide, while North win the seitionul tourney because we Miss Chew picked up enough cour­ is called, has gone yet a little farther. IH. Trulock featured with 11 points. though the Archers used a large num- some ways it's just like working in an not Is- persuaded to skate. Aa a result of this Irish party, the band will be al the west side of have nine fiffht and just as much age and gave a very interesting talk, After playing on HestflrtSflm's and The following night, on January 16, Small Brother: "Betcha he'd kiss and her Knglish accent was well liked. her of players, they were unable to, office, following law was passed in Scotland LUPKE & O'BRIEN the north end of the irym. During the ability as any other team." We're Yelling- For You, Archers Anthony Wayne's tSSSH he capital­ the Kelly Klad warriors won their you if I wasn't here." She told them aliout the subjects which steam the tide of goals which the Pat Fraylick Leader in tlie year iL'liN: "It is statut and PUM thfl ,mil.I.* uill bfl stationed at Bob Beery—"It is a cinch for South ized Lis natural ability and his fifth consecutive victory in nice style Bijj Sister: "You bad, bad boy! were taught in the secondary schools. Northern, is poured over them. They 'nt lhat during the rein of her Managers the mid.lie and *.,ns. After Side if we are hitting right," Ki iff minus Receive in Central Popularity .,f training and aaeaiad i berth on maist hlissit megeste, fm* ilk year by the score of 25-15 when tluy beat Run away this instant." Are we for you? Yes, sir! Will we yell for you? Well, I should say we will! and also the social events. She also suceeedetl in following the example of the ganxil the i*„,t,i: vi hose teams Forrest Bevington—"We art- going explained the fundamentals of the the varsity in downing Central. The the B.-n Ran, an independent team. know no as flflMyear , ilk mayden ladye the New Haven Bulldogs. Pat Fraylick is an easy leader in Insurance Department have ju;' finished playing will IM- to win. As I said earlier in the sea ammmmmassaaaaaaa WHY? Why, because we have the best team, and we're going to go to the state cricket game, whieh was England's varsity won LTI-lli in this exciting city Shooting Instruction 'I'heso taro boya are particularly oat- uf Lothe highe and lowe estait shall son, we have a small team but it has ih,* spotlight popularity nnilaat Neva On Wednesday of the following moved and the root.,-, of the next finals, that's why. Just to prove that we're for you 100 percent, here are our greatest sport. It is very attractive sori.s game while tho reserves chalked Williams is ne\i in line. Duruthy Anne standing graduates of Huntertown hae liberie to gespeke ye man she the tijrhting spirit." Prescriptions Here on Thursdays likes, allied he refuses to take hir to Citizens Trust Co. week, the Archers engaif.'.l in a fca team to plsy will oo u|,y the secliotis since the players, who are dressed in tip a hanl earned 25 to HI score over Lenz, Hetty Jane Sutter, Marion, and high seho,,l, who have e\e, 11. tl not Jim Menefee "Suuth Si.le will win names as our words of honor. white, play on a green background. I* his lawful wyfe, he shall lie mulcted ture tilt at the southern court. The just vacated ptacardi will IK* placed Carefully Compounded the te* stepping ( Tntralites. This Dorothea Stogdill followed in the or­ only in their high ickool career of if they get the breaks and if the boys There are large crowds attending this It was al>out K o'clock, and all was -um ane pundis or lean, as hi* Phone A-0272 whole Kelly Klad team played heads in tie* irym to eaaMl th* tilt proved tu IK- the hardest fought der named. baaketball bal eaealled Is laass al an* hitting right." Foerster's Pharmacy I.oretta Foellinger game and no admission is charged lie- still at South Side. Suddenly a shot estait msy be; except and awis gif up ball throughout the entire UtSSS stick together in a compact body. LaDonna Eckart of the entire reserve not schedule antl templs. Forrest Dolan Bob Cowan cause it is done for the benefit of the rang out. Then another antl another. luity -even reporters have posi­ to emerge victorious in what was a There will l„* three i* une*; .Kriilay Reset Schuster "The outcome will I I2H K. State I'hone A 8,12K Ilildegard Ranes it was only after the hardest kind of Chuck Burt Duncan MrLeish school. A varsity team is picked to Was someone being killed? Oh, no! tions on the S|mtlight staff. This is hard-fought and thrilling game from Horning, three iii llie afternoon and depend mostly on the drawing up of MIMMIIIHIItlHH Alice Hieitlenst.'in compete with other countries, such aa work that the South Siders won a It was only the Kiwanis (Tub of ( nn He ot ( ^^^ the schedule, but I think South Side I,.., Mary Bell Red Wilson an unusual number for MI small a the first whistle to the linal gun. Tbe mmmmn IIIIIIIIIIIIIII* I Irene Oourdway France and Spain. lead. Their floor work at all times K.ot Wayne at pistol practice at the paper. Tw.. -g..King enlhii-.iii.-ts a London­ tae at sight 0s mttanme then* mil will emerge victorious." Dorothy Martz Dick Lauer On Your Way final score was Green 20, Blue HI. In Harriet Sch«efer vi as exceptionally good, and their range in tin* basement of the sehool. er and n Scotchman were play ing a IM- four gSUSflfl in the moi 'ning, two Jean Funk Ed Golden She was asked, after class, if Eng H. F. RIETHMILLER this tilt Jack Fleming was the star in tin* aftasjnoon and ihe deciding Kred .Schwartz land criticised America's flaming Hashing pasBWllk was brilliant. They were lieing instructed in this Dorothy Hull-en antl Hetty Kdla round lo-ifethher. Alter thfl first, the To School of the game by his outstanding work Sunday School Superintendent: FALVY'S Fred MacFe-ely Roy H.tlii art hy Mr. R. W. Nolantl, well known viteh will soon receive German die paSBS *i' nutlil. The liekets will In- Verne Ireland youth. Her answer was "No," but that Playing a fine offensive game former asked: "How many ditl vou New Store in holding Frame. Central's star, to 'N'.,w. cliil'lirn, we'll sinir that again Mary Angela Berkey Shirley Sykes ** s pistol marksman. There were several tionaries for proficiency in ("orman Stop • I ...ii for the uh.de tourney and forty Hazel Miller the American youth haa an advantage a-gainst the New Haven Bulldog re- take'.'"" five points when he had been in the 'Littie Drops of Water.' an.l let's THE REDSKIN INN R. Nelson Snider Phyllis Graham members of the local club present. These hooks are given liy the Anni i -i each separate session. Jean Karn over the English youth because of . s, the Archers heat them .'tl to "Kight." replied the Scotchman. 301 West Jefferson St. habit of getting up te as many as IS put some spirit in it." A. Verne Flint Betty Sisco rnkm Mr. Bruce Stout, manual training can Buegerhund of Fort Wayne. At Tbe color of Central'- band uni- Elinor Sielw-r the modern conveniences. She waa 17. wilh (iiim making 10 points to ht "I took only seven. Bfl it's my hole," points in one game. The An Benjamin Null Lou Bundy teacher here, was also present. Kv iM* blue and v li it t- with a ll..w HI l-M I I l*M--l •H"H'*H"M'H 1-1*1 I |l Mary Lib Sieber then asked if England criticized her At a recent pep session, the Valen­ exclaim..I the Londoner, triumphant- looked very good in this tilt which Emma E. Kiefer Dick Mariotte own modern youth. She said "Yes," high point man. This tilt also was eryone enjoyed the good time so much HERMAN BILL'S Open Until Mulmt;lil Betty Shum»n that tho cluh has made plans to e..n tine theme was much in evidence. The ly* Quality (>roceries & Meats | was their aeventh straight for the win inir blue east. North side has tha Krma Hochterman Dorothy Ehrman that she bclieveil .very country criti­ hard fought and the outcome very "Franklin E. Smith tinue these practices every Thursday team, coach, and faculty were pre After the second hole, the Londoner PRARMACY column. same color •hflSBS in Itt antl white Chili "as ynu like il"—Breaded Veal J. H. Chappell Sonia Velkoff cised its own modern youth. doubtful throughout the entire game. Dorothy Kelley at the same time under the excellent I cantlv donated l>v the Booster put the aanc question again. But thfl Cash and Carry Prices mill the) ha*( I while sweater nilh Sandsitheis—Keller t'ofTt-e (Ieorge Ann Hodgson James Psrmutaif During the fifth period she enjoyed They lost a raggedly played game 3420 Hsnna. Cor. Oxford The following Suturday, Januarv g red "N". IM East Slate Blvd. Bob Jack instruction of Mr. N'oland. Clul,. Seiil.hman smiled knowingly. Home Made I'it* and Ilonutx Bill MrCahill Maxine Borchert the citizenship class of Miss Van- against the Kmerson, of Gary, quin­ I'hone H-2104 Plenty of Parking Space 23, the South Side squad were In. t H. S. Voorbeea At the second int-cting held last "Na, na." he said, "it's ma turn tae Nancy Kent Mary Jane Griffith (iorder, who later took her to lunch. tet. Tht individual stars for the The Central branch of the Student to the strong: snd hearty Kmerson of MRS. A. H. FOSTER . Phone A-0707 W. O. Gilbert The seventh period was spent in Miaa Thursday evening, many more kiwan- I'layers Club recently fleeted otli. ask fir Smith Side and Deeatur Alyce Grandy George Gerhard Glass Bad White proved to be Hart- ians were present. The eiul. hopes to trm^^mmmaa.m^^^* Gary team. The Archers put one I HI \\ KI.I.S aft. Ardis Locker Hazel Miller's civics class. The eighth wig, Menefee, and (Jinn. In winding [i..1 .thy Anne Lenz was elected p Appear lo lie Leading Ill I II Hill lllllbl I III Illl John Brown Frank Dulin In-come veiy active antl as large aa dent, Max Kernen vice president, Ma­ HI Illllllllll I l-M IIIIIIII more game on the better side of the Tl l l l Ml 1111 l 111 in I l I-i l-l- Frera Jones Don Hill period she was taken, by Miss Van- up (heir schedule, the lesci ves won Jim Savage Gorder, to the library, study hall, Mr. possible in the near future. iiuii McKay secretary, anil John Ma record sheet by taking the Norsemen (onlcndors in Tourney Lucille Frost (Hen Seabold •games from such well known five* as Shop on South Calhoun into camp by a score of 25-17 in whni Ronald X. Staley Isabel Jellison (iould's hothouse, CM.king rooms, art Coar: lay, Ireasu ror. PRESCRIPTIONS:: Paul C Holland Hartford City, antl, in revenge of their "How much is three times proved to be a very fast and interest­ Mary Jane Kelsey Betty Barrett rooms, snd last to The Times room IMMtiiaasssaii uiiuiiiiit MM iiiiiiiiiMHo.nk South Siile and Decatur appear tti Jane Kimble ,--' Miss Harvey took her into the pres* earlitr defeat at tho hands of tho Mock: "Now, what ints. Betty M Kel ley Robert Crick feet." SandwirhrN—All Kinds son and arc expected to ahow up Herrell Williams Eda Marie Porter Amrther comment which she made was Central sutc.rile.l in defeating the P. W. PAWLISCH, Prop. Mary Jane Stults the order in the halls. No running Medicines On January 2!», the Archers again strong. REMEMBER NICK'S PLACE Martha Suter Margie Simmons Orsaa ami Whin* H ta ul, to even up Dinners—25c Lunch—15c Phone H-llfiO Don Griffith was done and everyone seemed to take Mr.: "Well, I have just paid tht Marie Simmers School of MUHIC Home Cooking were host* to a out-of-town team and D.'.aliir aai liitrli in the Northeast­ I.ucile French Jim Kimble their defeat earlier in the season. This Is Important 2HI_H 8. Cilhoun St. Ft. Wayn* Anne Siebert (Central) hi 'ime, she said. She also remarked doctor ton dollars on our bill." *• (I... ••«...- -H*-«OHMtH*.MHH„„»l,IH,HHI**(,.M,HOr this time it wss the Portland Pan­ ern Indiana Cnnl'ereii.c until they ran Conrad Morria Maxine Ellinger \ll W,rk A.*.*r.*,lile,l 1'iiwarila (>rtifir»t* and ACROSS THE STREET K ileen Hall i the distance around the build­ The Archers succeeded in defeating Mrs.: "Thank heaven, two more Dura**-* by Thr Hl.-rlt Seh.x-I of Muaic thers. The score in this game was into South Si.le and dropped the con- Roliert I'arrish James Thompson ,*f Chir.iru. III. 'iiHHiiieeeeflitMiiiMMtiiiiMflBeeesiMiiiiMiiiMtiiMiiiiifeMfliiiiMi- Eugrene Grant ing the Mishawaka Cavemen in a flflesa, payments and the baby is ours." D &N DRUG 32-17 with the Archers on the long end iil\ after a hot, hartl fought Doris Kaplan Kdward Ginn Harmony, riant, Violin. Voir,, Throrr. Wendell Lan ning xciting game, lo adtl one more win SUPERIOR CHAS. W. GREINER , of the score. This game was not par- battle which ended II to 10. Harry F. Kelsey, Sr. Betly Spangle Anna: "(let the dictionary and Slrina lnolrum-fi.lt—Httrrw-iMMl Piano Coarse STORES NICK has been well patronized by South Side Adelbert Thompson Honor Society to Have I o their on\ iable record. 1*1 Writ llrH'aU It Narrioaa SS4I BARBER & BEAUTY SHOP ticulsrly interesting but all the Mac- South Side has hiimt up a winning Mildred Horner Sue Cameron look up the spelling of the word Bicycle and Auto Supplies Don Becker , ..in •* Ml I I I I I III I I I I I I I I I I I I I I j men who were on the bench saw ac­ ilie.il, of eleven successive games of Ruth Uffelman Erneat Cats Dance at North Side 'Cheshire'." Apprecistea the Pstronage of Ronald Eugene Laisure, Jr. To Give Musical Comedy Repairing tion si our coach wanted to save thfl late, anil DeeatVT also has won a good students and 1500 Students can't be wrong I.ouis Bonsib Herbert Nitzsehe The production of the "I'rinee of Bettv: "O.K. How do you spell South Side Teachers snd Pupils Tom Conway, Esq. Phone H 2124 2802 S. Calhoun 'irst team for the tilt the following number of their tilts. Steve Korn Charlotte Gillie The North Side chapter of tho Na­ I'ilsen" is in preparation in the Pasa- it?" 2704 S. Cilhoun H-.1186 night. In the Decatur game th. Hal.s Fair Perfection { Helen Carrier Pat Savage tional Honor Society will sponsor a ,1. na .lunior College of Pasadena, Cal­ iiiHii-iflseeeasiiiMitiiMiiiiifleseflBflflMiiiMiMiiMtiiiiitflfifleafliiiHM, until Mm Heifjflll Herman Green and White chalked up their F;> r ('us!inner: "I'd like to try on Ksther Baumgrartner Aletha Hatfield dance following the Huntington game ifornia. The usual trend of the musi ••• IIIKIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII i 1*11*1 BREAD and CAKES LUNCHES OF ALL KINDS Bessie Horstmeyer ninth consecutive victory in a rather that one ..ver there." Paul Noble Herbert Merrill on February 27. Bid. Cohrta'a <>i cal comedy has been somewhat Tibbies Candies— Muhler Made I Are Served in Your Cafeteria—Patronize It! i|iiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii 1,-eon Underwood changed, l.ut the same itlea prevails. impressive manner by the score of 15- Salesman: "Sorry, madam, but Jeannette Fyson Mary Helen Garman trs will iiuvide the music for the Simply Irresistible Chocolates From j PERPERFECTIOI N BISCUIT CO. Fort Wayne, Ind. I Reynold's Service Plus 5c HAMBURGERS 10c Krvin Brachman dsneing. MANLEYS 10. In thia tilt Disler went away tluil'-i the laiiip-shutlc." Nedra Kilpatrick Ohrieteni Elliot They hail humped into each other. 29 rents to $1.00 per Ib. ELIMINATING BATHS Barber and Beauty Shop with high point honors again with Dorothy KroeflT Betty Brothers Compare Them With Others Virginia Monroe Room 226 has acquired tht- Lug. "Clumsy idiot!" said one. "Glad to All Hair Cuta 25 eta. five pointfl. Jack Fleming followed Nancy Yapp Be meta Mcintosh TIBHI.KS CANDT CO. $1.00 Alice Jane Garrison plaque ,| by the North Side know you. Mine's Smith," said Ihe closely with four points. Everybody Pat Beall Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Dialer K-1278 UO W. Jelferson St. I II I I it 2201 Soulh Calhoun 3508 S. Calhoun H-2296 Also a Full Line of Fountain Specialties, Short Rachel Magley chspter ol the National Honor S„. other. South W^aytw---FairfieldSection played a good game. B BLETT IIAKDWAKE Kate Ranes Walt Jurgenson ciety for out oiling scholarship dur­ Harry Johnson Jean Rennenhouse iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHiI illlllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Orders, Pies, etc., which will keep ye Harriet Beach luess Vs ing the last ,.ster. :: The first grame to be played in Feb Gertrude Jones NOW OPEN %t&&t*S &^tn*n*>e^^ mary waa the Central-Archer tilt on Hardware—Glass Rachael Suellen Sam Ifla •— I'anls Made to Order $4.0(1 and Jean Fm Kti Hornirk About thin, -iris attended the in THK TOKIO TKA ROOM Chalfant-Cutshall the (ith. Thia tilt was played at tin Helen Redding itiation meet ini ,,f the Home Iro­ up.—Suits from $19.50 and up. Paints Basketball Fans in Tip-top Condition Shirley Svkes Qeorgfl Thompson Steaks, Chops, Chicken Dinners, Martin's Curb Service North Side gym and was festered by Lillian Thompson Bill Dulin n-mica (Tub la Tuesday. Talks on Luncheons, Short Order* FUNERAL DIRECTORS KRAFT & SHAEFER Paul M. Udell Ma\ine Mariotte Washington's home life,' his feastal Wayne Trulock, sensational basket Saw Filing Jim Clapper The ideal plare for banquets and Sodsi.—Candy—Cigara Successors to Schlosa Tailors sniper, when he garnered 11 points. Ruth Krei.lt Frances Clymer characteristics, and his career were KOI W. Berry St. A-H02 Mary Louise Newman parlies Sandwiches—Cofee 1116 S. Calhoun St. A-4215 The whole game wss a very dasel) Virginia Miller Diek llt'liu given by Lucille 1 nkbouaaa, Emma Lawn-Mower (Grinding Jane Tolin Ceiuldinc Piatt Diehl, and Wilhelmine Keep, TOKIO TKA ROOM 200N CALHOUN ST. We Do Cleaning and Pressing contested one and kept the spc-tutors Nick' Avnnell (llass Corner Harrison and lirarkenridge Marseille Sailer Joan Tw Bonnie Kuhl on the edge of their seats during the Homer Roy ACROSS THE STREET Chuck Nelson Paul Moellering- entire fray.' The final outcome was A-22S0 1215 Wells SI. Chuck Wilt 11.in.Id Neimeyer Jess Willard that the Archers were victorious by Jim Bundy the close score of 24-22. Chuck Southern

*.....«., ..,i.,k..r,, too) , MlAll.., Valparaiso, Logsnsport, Marlon, Wl license, m All questions will be answered t» the *a, pie^....to..,eu. -..„•« *a»-M»-|S|(|. quintet, when they were not able ley (Terre Haute), Nappun, tie Prison, ny George Milton Sav«,'fe, I ., , , , .. , ,, present. Yes, many Americans attend The main purpose of the new da beat of theae boys' knowledge, and all The icene of tha play ll an elevator j10 nnd the rest oft he fellow team- ng thinu-t alxiut Haw iii persons are urged to send in ques* nersville, and Washington are the our school. In fact, all nationalities i'srtrnent ig, aa you probably aup- ••— •»"• *•••"*•, which is known an "The I.ittIV 'mates. "Give all the nti ami M.K'inley in partirulai trnm *>ui t****, to answer questions on aviation tiom on all phases of aviation. tu.' msies. study t.'Ki'thei. work toget her. pliiv residue of inititutions that are ex- Prison )|li thei r motto. friend, hii/.ii.. Karil .iiKc i together, ind do everything together editor of the Pi i

X f I'age Ten THE TOURN VMENT NEWS Ma ch 1, 1932 March 4, I "Mendy" Has Heen Popular Swift Manage! Hob Null, Titfcr (oath. 17 BOYS REPRESENT Central Enters Central's Tigers Tin: TOURN \MKNT NEWS TiKer Coach for Hitfht Years Was'Athlete in College TIGERS IN NETSPORl Mayer ^ i. in Be. Central Squad North Side Has ' Eleven Strong ream Jn Here Are the Kedskins Blanton I Almost .1110 Hopeful Lads Burton ... Junior < .'rid Slar Looks After North Si«lr Fourth ewt I* ranee Out far First Hasketball Hard Season h*e ,,layers li.ue luen I i Four North Side Hoys lime |N. S. (iirls Have Tournament I tlue .and WMtl : In IOUIIK \ Favbr tUm mt' . .. Practice iv in the * *,*i Ional 1 -i iketball Hackman Quintet to be held at South Side today Athletic Showing Timers Have Heen Showing .1 inn i, i. In basketball nnd inin 11 ow, 'Muy are: Boott, South Side. Decalnr. t'eniral Part in "Merchant of Venice MacDonald Alinosl .'lllll hopeful lads weiil Kather Inconsistent Brand Central High School*! student man for I i* kd hull nt Central this'fitll. Sei. Lang, Stoutt, 1 Are I'tniiriles in BectioMl Tennis. S« iinmini;. Volley hall, ,\a -li < 'I ill',,nl Sw i It, junioi*. whn Kedskins Overwhelmed by Would ii glv« '.nu a big thrill If I'ayne . . . . only 17 rei,uiiu on lirst and .see 1.. 1. A; 1.1, SchiifeN.ii |. 1*. OuUonii I ll the CIm n Mil a Itaskelhall, and TraiK of Hall Recently. WH unable in play baaketball I • team*. On the tirst night of prai Opponents Many Times ii, HUUKIII. and [roaa. Fron thh liat, io be in a play with when Shy loi I. WflU rcii'l,*. to Features ifan injury received In football. How 1110 boya were ilisetiuraged and cut len are 1,1 be chosen, and they "ill \,.' h Side en* mi Friday nl n;is Skinner? In .•ip oil i pound "I ! Past Year. • cent j»f..iln, tion of "The \i , h Well Rounded Team Is .•vei*, he is still as close as |,,,ssil>lo to from tin* hope tif even practicing v. 11 re|irrsontiniT North and Sai urday. fOI I pet Inn " It I. I lick Hcndrii lid he bad i thfl Icam nn which he was a useful nil of \ i'lii. , " al i he Shrine Au,bl ,r activities at North the reiervei. Before tha week antl quintets from thi. eity, Allen t all a iih Maude A.lam -. "We did Hope of Cenlral Rooter.*. •, nl, i ill gridlrM days. more than another hundred wen Score More Points Than i 1",,, 111: 1 Whitley County, and triatna County, .in Noi lli Sid. ii HI nu bail Ihe bavfl • 'i The girh si go and "Mendy" began to cut sev lllll. 11.,/' The i. oai of th tea are nee to ni II* the coii, deal l'u.in South Side Is Slronttesl I'oe nf Cliff liml* il Ilis ii uty to do every­ Those or Opponents i .* rett, g * ., memben ol Personality Sketches of Cent; dl's thing llint thflplayara dont do, namely from then on. 11, lie, lsl.il* • n,I work in I acre. linii.l.- pul up and pull ,i,,wn Jaehn, Max, f '.II (Iirl Ul . *'.ii have pa Blue and While Team • * gather tlu tqulpmenl after tin* M..t of thesi- were not lost tti 1 Art' Defialed by All City Teams played with bat four ol them. South id ' Bob Relley, Wel All oi ih bo; hi c 1; 1 Hill iu the program of tei • uiuiies, tal a can ,,i ti„* baiketballi, . lid., Dei I'm*. Cent ral, and N'ow Ila act i esses autograph then* program!, 1 Team Members Are Revealed kt-tliull altogether liecause of m;n| During the Past Linn:, lius f .,, and Dai Crl Well played • a ill ' .." . Vol ' ! • ' ball. (/'I,/.' Uofi, , and throw mil the wel rags t>. his leaguefl unmnfr churches and otlni . li 1 IMI ven lx lag Iln* only te I I Iiiii thfl • oi foui Ro u Tbey accom­ were very much thrilled ami ("entral High has not li id Si-asoii . Carl, f . fi- s 110 Red have run up again I Ihis the four said tbey received much h Bum - nd tracl aril] al.-•,> i.e fea- Kevin France, "KIT", has turned out in thfl closing minutes t.f a game tammatita whtn they ira half ganixationi throaghaut the eity, panied iin* Prini' "i Morocco on the ip tuies oon after ilu* basketball tour successful season a- in y, a, fl past, hut drowned In pertpiration tetwaan quar­ Bluma Klmer, g 1 ki ' ! ful Information. lo In* thfl must promising player Port Howard Blanton, "I'.-.l", is playing; large numlier of them joined in on Nelaon, Kenny, g diapla ol themeelveq to tin she still threaten! as • itrong team ters of a fast hasket ball gum,'. He class baskcthall leuguc and anion | North Side l||Kh School hai not l,*„ . (1- lllll I he loin ncy, being rated I'l. Mf *, audience ror live minutes while th. linn,, Criawell laid, "It was l,,t _ Wayne has had in a long: time. His his first year with Ihe vai Mly nnd hais Reiber, John, f in the (actional tourney, Tin* Blue i baa to bandage aprained anklet, putting on s,,me very interestinu ti the most successful ,,f l,:ls|„,,|,.i; . 1 IBS ui.I given a few gt.'.il breaks, might bu | In ci ll Iun." At l'i beginning of thfl fall seni natural ability makes hini a threat at seen a lot of action. "Red" ll I on- ,\yr,*.-. Vernon, g started the seuson with a bang I.y look after araallcuta and brulai In tlii.s way lln.se hoys will IK- in sons. Although the Redakina an . .",11 1 It) make the going tosgh foi South Side. d off. lb,'. Stolpher laid that These opportunities art rai tournament waa held cry moment of the game. His lav,, lit a sei.iilii.il:. worker lhat never lets up. 1I1 no,*ker, Bill, f-c . . . li 1 turning hack Hartford City, and she 'k ai.l l),.e King in WM of his lirst ai. tei- shape for the team next year, • a rangy and powerful team and man i.'.u Ill the loll I ni J ! ;l\ ..lite so • I* had a mote wonderful time the boys feel honored to think they I'.uk. After i neck's shot, a pivot frofll the foul line is a II, is a tine shot from any angle anil Iliiiiglii, Tommy, f h.-'\ • had a '< a ' ii. elimination play Virginia cunning continued to win several fltorc gamei 11 III fll—!• In iiijiirt-il players. will probably he prepared far plnc-j aged to outsoii',. their opponenta by . C- 7 bin far. Central hai ale• put up the * • • nr,*. Teams may eOBM and teams may beauty to wa_tch. He bus un average- a splendid guard. "Hetl" is n seniur 1 I..II.-, Hull, g* ham defeated Ruth Shreve In the final so that the Tigers seemed an imtni Robert E. Nulf was horn in 1904 nl least on the reserve team. more than fifty points, they have |og| . 1; I ii;., UM .IIIIIIIII of effort ill thfl sectional go, bul tlie name and lame of Mtn Hi' about nine points a game, lie ulso and is playing his last games MI he Swift may often lie seen in the game, nent contestant ..f northern Indiana. al Kort. Wayn,*, ami attended Central, molt of their important grumes ||ow and regional combat , and are known ' lenhall lives on. "Mandy", Ifl a wonderful guard. "Krv" has tWO , ," bfl , i.iin'cl on to give his hest. Mendy found it difficult to weed The Day When the Faculty This hope was not lis' in spite ..! downtown gym doing/ a daily dotes where he graduated in 1984. He •M-nt ever, only ..nee were ti1(V outlcorerj by I'm th.ir |H'i*i .ten, y in tourneys. Boys on Track After throe nreeka of volleyball •lore years in sch,ml. Kalph Sheets, "Peggy?, i.s playing* 'he remaining buys, and several w, Rediitins to Hohl the fact thut Central fall victim to ia almost everyone calls him, has .ni his air punmp to i n flale uiiin t'lalcd tn Illinois l',,r two years, then, attend­ ai many as ten point*. Four of the North Side appears t.. I*. th,. under Pepped pi act li' I be phj leal education teach­ several stronger team, later, ami putal ion of being one of Arthur I'ayne, Touch", a hard hii third year nn the tournament baiketballa, or he tuny eeeaaionally ing Butler Univen Ity, he played base nasseil bflforfl the two teams v. season's more Important gamea 1,, dog among these first fnur, but can er oh.I-I the l'i ..Ills. Twelve many fans see it thus, that her pla.i the fair-eat, wjuareat, tend n|"st •uc- lighting guard that never gives up. team, lit- has been oui inn I nf the he d'-'inonst eating a tl i ITieull shot from hall antl football, graduating In 1989, rounded oat However, only the • eluding two with Cential, wen Courtesy Week i,.,' in* discounted, aa the Medaklni Team Improve i-liniment, a Ea tern coultl possibly remain, and soon , i arere chosen for ers have not had their share is lhat ul roaehefl in all In,liana. "Pooch" started the year with the re­ seasnn with hearl tiolil.le he devel­ the sidelines nn the hardwnod lloor. lie poached at Norwich. N. *!*., then dropped by a two poinl margin, Om a) -bow* unexpected trength in the ers will: tin cla. ; leams. They were divided •.•ii remained aa members of both 11 North Side lo Ohst-rvo (elelira- certain luck which gOOfl with the long DePaue UniYcraity he played serves but ill ihe second game was oped in foOtbfllL i'eggy's" special Ile may In- the nnly persnii nf his age ,*ame to Cenlral where he cached of the South Side games u , tight places. Practice Being Held Daily; "I'ep Sessions an.l Bo - I ' lb.w int.. two t ,nd It. The senior moved up to the Ind ten and llien delight is in limiling his opponent's on the bench during H game, hut he is aad aaeoad teams. Many of tl* three points. „t- ,1 -' """ destiny shots of the game of ha-kel I,all. ill and baaketball. Bafora eon * i,'-iiiiii, and helped in baaketball and lion I'nder Direition of The most of the county tennis will wild!" after bard fought battles, be- Against some tcaiin-i of equal d to a starter. 'Touch" is a seniur, II.* Kalph is an ex-periciucd and proud of it, fnr he ul s a much battel ehniiKid |,IIU*I'H from varsity or 1 >! Aspirants Have CUHHI here he cached at .Newcastle, football. This is llolis lecond year i, "„ ; ' • Mart Student Council probably BOt offer any considerable bauie the v i, lor of the tournament. ive ability. Central finds herself with i- a good shut frnm Ihe renter flf the ,,iw.i; da] endabli player. view ,.f Iht- game than If In' wen- witl. servo teams during the season to 1 The Kedskins captured both the v : I,.*l the slow Knglish gasp a*. Ih, \ where lie made many friends. This is ni Central, and ha i* liked by both city and sectional titles laat yeur Al (. ,' cat .1 • , Norl- h '•lid e 1fr.,* , competition against the three city Chances gaze ai tha skill A week or two after MM volleyball an equal numlier of open shots, hut floor. Kdwaril 'l'i iilt Kd i-i playing his I he fans. other team. '.iciii y , ***-************************************************************************• "Murray'a" eighth year at Central faculty and fellow -.. though they were very uniuccegaful tral in 1927 Ai Can rel, Mark Hills ! ii.lei* ih, direction of the Student sell,Mils and Decatur, but, however, Which our lea,bis dliplay in com loin namenl. Iiaiketbell became the the percentage of these chances mad* yen* on the tournament team nnd i * 'I'..ward the end of the year sev \ an.l iiiiiiii mil he hus poached Roger Ila. kman, "Rajah", is play­ Murray Mendenhall, <'entral's coach, in their defeaae 0< the former l.isi,,*. was coach ol fodtbell and haeohflll Council "(*",,in te y Week" will be held liu sectional is a writable dot bed N'ow lhal the hasketball sea "i rnunity drill. race. About one hundred and fifty is not so great as her opponents'. This ing his lirst year wilh the varsity antl ,i junior. Ed li a lung shot artial and of the remainingl were forced to .;ji for up winnei s in all four IBorta. "Mendy" ehoflfl ClitI" as sludi-nt manager, and DWIGHT SUTTON every city series tilt |n which th(,v Whet in* * .ue to North side be title Hearing a close, il is time to think Tor ..ui* rooting givei ptp te tl rirls turned oui tei praetie* and aft statement holds true for foul flbotl hus held tl, fil the guard position t.n playing becauae of injuries or un at Nurth Side High School during is admired by all tha fellows wh.. , • line center. "Rajah" is the tallest he certainly aiade t good thrice. Swifi played, only time will tell wheth tool on iiie n -ponsiiulity of turning North Side has been twice defealed nf track, aa the seasnn has pro ei vesica ..f practice and elimination also, hut Central has Improved in her thfl reserves this season. WINS (;.-(,. TOURNEY Isfaotory playinc and a few were the week ol" March 1*1 to March IS. leal child. i ver played under him. man on the squad and uses his height replaced ltill Alexander, tetter known not they can defend the latter. \\ 1 by Cenlral and South Si.le, and were • •il. Coach Chambers hai t'ouiul ami t In* class basket ball leams were chosen. charity tossing, and thi- may aid her addi'tl frniii class hasketliull tei Special program.-; will be Willed out But the sironirest man tremble lo a great advantage by working un­ Kay II. 'i I Hostler, Raj . is I topho- i,"\|. ." ..i'"\\el" who was stu,lent such strong leams as Decatur,Central also beaten by Decatur al the tirst of The tournament ot the various class in carrying out that threat in thfl CENTRAL HAS LARGE 10 tluit as u result, only 17 boy Nm 1 h Si. *i bull team, in the various home rooms hy cacli thai then i.s u lot of good, useful ma-; Th,archangel* welkin s ii weptrattle. d though Ellabet der ihe basket. He is a junior. ii.ure and is [.laying his tirst year im manager during football Maeon. Alex Bner Now l.li'-ililt' tn Compe isnn. However, none ol 11, || 1 leams is now in action. The sopho­ seei ional. South Side, Hoaglund, and Monroeville record i student council representative, a—10 terial out for practice which will fill it, (JROITFOF MUSICIANS the team. Kay i* fast, elusive, anil now playa basketball with tte reserves 1,milled to represent Central ll all striving to gain the lectional 'Lip- excepting the laat South Side the gaps left by graduation hist year. mores and seniors are tbe prospects Albeit Jennings, "Mno c face", is lil inn in Conlest at School in me game of basketh,,:| w ns to the linaK of the c.l by a commit lee appointed I.y him And Mamie alone never giggled or Erv France still remains the star playing his third year with the var­ a line shot. He ha lad the le.ei ves and n I'' tanti'i! bfl student manager crown, North Side will have to plat North Side clash wen* as decisive us Until laat year it was conceded that for being champions. Chicago However, there art-supposed to he t defeat 1 As a part of the courtesy prog-iam could be desired, and North Sitle fol smiled, and hope of thfl Tiger quintet. He Ifl (•Ireal Variety of Instruments sity. Al is tbe best dribbler nn llit thruugh a successful season. also. more consiatant baaketball than thei the opposition Ii, the Kedskins has among the leading city scorers, aad pick ef '.he scheiol, and if all turns .,*] liu* hand I <• -• 111 ral i.y ii 2.S to 1a1 playlet entitled "l»r. Jekyll and Ur lower- were not sat islicil that North If a girl belongs to the ti. A. A. of taam aad la tew of the luudc.^i men aa ban displayed during tin* regular s,*a, niiu* point! in the shot put. but now On the day when the faculty pepped, is famous for hi* pivot shot from the Played by Many Students iiwii'b: Suit ui, slim, blackball*! for the liest, they will aid the Tie. North lide was is lly.b*" will be presenteil i.y a irroup Side was really beaten. North Sn! mis one hundred Ihe team lo hold dowfl as In |fl a ilaii- son in order lo retain the title, They . different story. Hob Hire and points fm- each of these various teams. foul line. He has not lien accurate in School junior ni Central, won tha champion in carrying o(T a great deal of • * ntral in the let ond 1 * ihd math si ii, I. - tit *- under the tli ree The Reehhiefl have bad plenty of "Instruction's all can do it If they will. Siaey Staritliey are practicing .very etioiib'h ight, bul il isn't To join Ihis organization one must with his shot in sonn* panics, hut in l*,*i,,us shot from any place on the •Up in the featherweight division of tourney honors. i;l' the 1 lUrnej which, I.y the way, tion of Miss Marjorie Suter, ,1, n tough luck this season, lonhjC fl** Booster Sellers Prove Life-Savers veniah and an pi ',",* sing nicely. have earned one point; to liecomc an other tilts, he has demons! rated IMW Cenlral Iligh School has organized Boor. Al is an excellent guard. tin- ('•. K. Golden (iloves Boxing; Tear The Redakina played eighteen iched in by .N.iiith Sid.*. lilies instinct,,)'. The play will bfl straight games before they weie aM, _ ,_ _ .,., When a hasketball game's to be won. Coath Chambers was a little wor* S, attaboy, faculty, dp stutf. active member they must have one ,i tend which ,"ti-ist*. of sixty mem­ Prod Barton, "Freddie"*, li playing nament, recently, by winning a deci­ tiled tilts. Of these, ten were \ : ' it an assembly on either under way. Tb" BMfll of these it ought t.> bo dona. Ho plays forward To Hungry Spectators at Gaines Hey! What's Your Hobby?| ried over the hurdle hundred points. By earning a cer- position la only i aophomore •••"' Is bers and an orchestra which consists h^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^i • • ond year wilh the lirsl ten men^. sion in fuur snappy rounds at lirst I. C. encounters. The Redskins wore pad "i Redikini In the aectlonal March in er March I". Th* games arete lost bv tw,. ,,,* ii*,*... proa pacta until Come, Doty aad DRkinaon, Schell- I ut. Laiu ,,uini.,i of point! tne girls may a very ambitious si\ footer. of thirty two members. This hand and "e is a junior an.l has one more year class fighting over Kalph -lories, also Students Answer Ouestio more successful against the nut-of bin,*". * . iiroilgtl • dele ,.as not been decided as yet. Tho maflKins. However, at the -tart of Gerald ba.^ ichmidt, and it.itt.' n Everybody'l up. jum |>ing arountl, 1 membership t,, the \yg,oaten, and then rathel 1 1 .*. ichedule to the linals only play is thfl project of the dramatic! really been step],ing over them in fast th! awards given by the (,. A. A. Then there is that lanky center orchestra are under the direction of " tha team, lie is a line one-hand of Tori \\'ayne. Button had the ad town teams than against the other this semester, I.nng. big forwanl, bfl' lime. There arc also several other A bunch of ynu guys just show us .-, leiiinine nt the top of their Mines. atlvii lo be defialed foT the third linn* ill M cla-s which meets every Thursday some fun, When three hundred pom's are earned none other than Roger Hackman, who bfl ncc- rantajte of Jaaea beeaaa* at his su Wluil are your hobbies? Her.* city quintets and won the majority 'ii'in eligible, and immediately the • h,, look good in the two hurdle .•>:. ilement prflVailfl throughout the represent that particular orfaaiaation "in nann nts by tin* 1 "entnil We don't care how foolish, inane flf the nunicrals are given, six hundred is playing his la-' ih partint-iit in Central. * y in the tournament. |.. i i..r reach, but he was forced In of their N. B. I. C. affainil I daring the lifth pa ried. Redflkina picked up, and with renewed event s. •em. I In n at the very highest in ih.* Hoo-st or ilnl.. Tho club ia com- I few p.*,,|,|c win, told me their I, gets the block N, ..ne thousand points The I.a in I the fifth period .lames Nash, "Preacher", is playing light his best lo win tin* ludgaa' favnr. teams, and as a result, they ran The art and Knglish department! |irp started winning several tilts. inept. hall at Central aa a senior. He is wary pitch, the -gun goes olf wilh a Ine; priflfld ol" thirly-live inemheis at thfl hies : year the i;* .l-l.in go! all the The m*vt worry comes in the form earns the w inged \. .lays and Fridays. his last year on the team and is one This was Dwig*ht'l loiirtb batll, the center in the cm. .indiii,. are also co operating in the • Scull, star guard, also showed We don't cue bow long from our valuable as lip oil' man. and if he ami bang. The half is over. Everybody I leseiil time. Frank Dreyer -Playing check, ui. of the distance events. South Side The mt In*. I ra practic I the fifth per­ sine* he drew a bye on one night. He As usual, North Side opened the I hedlile wide courlesy campaign. 1'i.sl, better almut this time. Nelson, ,*H we're kepi ! After the basketball tournament ia France and the rest of the l.oys get of the best men on the sipiad. lie is settles hack in their seats wilh | iirl. on '• Mc* great dis'ance men and , .1 e ih, loootet t'luh aaa- seei 111; .loan nntl twiddling his thun i d, However, tiny defeat Ihe reserves at the start of '.hi So the Herman blind bleated it- llynui ended, baseball and track will start. together, victory is within reach of the iod on Monday and Thursday. a too guartl thai an opponent Andfl of relief, thankful for a chattel to re­ had formerly defeated Tony Ocune of season as hoe! to the KA mk Home (,I Lal bein-g ma,le l,\ the art students, and in* neaaon, ill have In IK* eon<|Uered if we tribntfld 1900 to tha fund with which eight h period. "a promoted to the varsily, and has I, the Sun, Tigers. He is gil'ie.l with fl wonder New uniform! hare been purehaaadjhard to lata. Jim is a danger.m lax. How sore throats arc, and how Areola, whom he had to outclass in team from Knuiklin. The unapprecia- and OOeed OUf thi South Side Archer*. i|,"iin*s, 1,1,tl, oral and written, will win I he city eliainiii.in-.hip again. The ful ability for passing and recovering for Ihe band and tluy have l.een the from any place on the floor. to huy new band snils. The club is the Onal round in order to enter the Carol Sharp— Swimming and tl tive soiitheriiers, however, turned on in* presented In the Knglish el art Ing In le-reial , i On the day when the faculty pepped "I should like to write a letter warm the gym seems tti lie. Tb.-n la an A No, l tin Iller in the mile will probably fall to I'et.* "Lily" the ball. of much comment wherever tin ii.l\ i.-ed li.\' Miss M i 1 . Elijah McDonald, "Flute", is a fine (Did I hear you say "Su-ure!" Now deliberation. of sickness in thfl family. Those rfl : li,, tut ful manner. Sutton received a beautiful jr->ld Herman Lelta- Going to out deed I Tuesday. courteKy in elflMfl '• I • h -' : by two |>oints in a great l.iiil, Ti..* inated i.y Bluffton In the &ach Year by Coach handy h He North Sul.* relays. The none of y,.ur «a«!) maining an* Pa) m*. Jennings, (irimme. Central , *. '*.'.*, I,, . .id*. I,',. Many n iiashcllial 1 and football C of ins sKili, and to town hasketball panics. final sere was 11 I" room-* and corridors: \V, dneaday, from any ungle. He i.s a I.,, Also, for those thai prefer* tfl bfl ,,,,.1- • nt. Bald eveeU win betaken aara af fafa ft I'l I I II I-1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Burton, Sheets, Mel).,nal.I. and Hlan­ Cenlral ."'. I, Kendallville 15. leoitii tl the sijrht of one ,,f the eight l„,\iII courtesy in tht- auditorium, at pep Bo they manfully rooted in pantomime player that mixes up and is often sent ed by a liquid, there ap] .., en the On December IS. the Rcdskii Con ' ! Iked by most of the With the minimum of time avail ly well, with tin* eteeption of the high bawi. ton. All of these (.layers have pr.ive.l Centrul 80, Columbia City If, the itiirirlii>K. and lauKhiiig trills as will leave I'm tin* (I,,bleu liii'M T..111 ..id at games; Thursday, jump. This will probably be slren-ftl. out with four personal fouls. Bfl can the powerful Decatui Yellow Ja. lay. .1 'ii .Nort b Side able every effort is made b, |*• Thc.v wailed and mad. * peecht s, they valuable at times, and if they do their Cenlral Hi. Cai ,. tt 17. . Ihe eoea-c.la sellers. Nov, i hither, thttht-i* ami yon sill­ ncy nt Chicago this week. There he eovrteay in tha cafeteria and at stn-ial . lie.I I.y Bob Irons, now playing U»s* When You Think of alwaya IH* depended as tt. giv.* his i.st and took another ana on tht no 1 aith ,* tour- a balanced*! preAtaMe, and interest ing crawled und they leaped, best when the time comes. Central Central 20, Om aea tla J*'!. bnve thoaa peopli s.c.n,..! innn pri-e- ing their wares. Although many will no t rom all over thi*. SUMMIT CITY PRESS I affairs; and, Friday, courtesy in pub­ I, when hi report! for duly. tefla. After having flatten iee eienni the Jackets winning 28 1 name* a ill chow, ha program in idiysical education for Till back to their elfl \haust- will claim her part in the laurel.. ..I Central 2 I, Auhurn :"'.*. 11no*s they are blocking one'* view lection of the country t,, decide the s lic |,la,e*. "I ourtesy Week." Miss 11. .ite the lack of the old stars, On December 30, North Sole look rather id.-- Thh tin* b,*y in North Side cd t bey >Tcc|ieil, the sectional tourney. Central St, Winamac M. until the excess warmth HCMM to at the bi-trinning of the seiontl half champions of ihe eight different ilivi ( nmnuTcial Printing Victoria Qroaa, the dean nf girls, says, North Sid.* is expected !• have a gr. nl l-HOTOCRAI'IIY Tijfer Reserves hare departed, then the mad nah (>e- the road for tbe i * * lune, traveling year he ia auiited bj Bill Barley Three hundred seventy live l.oys They -sure put a zip in the sch,nil Her outstanding opponent will In* len'ral IS, loath Side SO. a- they nl urn wilh unsold wares and Ioaa. I •"•'• 1 to have • •!' last "has been designed to If informa­ teum, so Id's all give them our sup- Cenlral IS, Decatur SO. •gins again as the girls again corn* ni,,ncy to the -IIIII,I. every,,11,* lioar- to Wabash. The Hill,Mini set tional take gym work two times a week, basketball South Sitle. which tht- Tigers han* •..*- Is, I'ortlund U, .ii I hi•*. Iml nil the boxers there trailing throughout the gin* tional in thfl hope that it will turn thfl purl, both by reporting for tryouts, j IS, Bluffton 19. with gum and candy. with them nnd ioaa n,,l IppaJBT as will be among the besi in their re­ I., cry week is planneil as a unit and 0a the tluy when the faculty Think of found themselves unable te licut so far Central RaaatTM M, Hartford Citv a last quarter rally and the old two- student*.' attention to couii,-y even a definite program followed. The first and by rooting for them at the games. this year. al 27, North Sid, Win. is responsible for then .b* annoyed anil chagrined as h* pt us, ami it is only by the it viet.mi - md flftflr the UUUlteay week is over." Miss Doris Chew. ral 22, South Side 24. h.i'ius aaeaaeg? N'eewother te-lii that litis. KI point jinx again caught up with th.* weeks of this semester illustrate that Shuberl ha.l a horse named Sarah, Central I li. North Side 7. se thui Professor (in lunch room): "Do c, ntral 26, c, ntral Catholic ISS, present body of lift ive Itudt Redskins, Wabash winning L'i'. tn i't. intent, beginning with a week ..f hard Filtered her in the big parade, SCHANZ 'Central Ke: erves'.'ll, Kendallville IT. • may IH* won among the .bam 11.11 Calhoun Street Aii-h d their third I aiaM'-gameo-wc' heve* flHien-ntfthvil in yuu serve any cheese with apple pie?" 1 32, Warsaw IS. known an the Booster Club. piaaa. The South Side Archera handed When th* bun,I began aplaying, Central Reserves l'.i, Columbia l'u11: "I hear Kinj* GaWgl h wear North Side its fifth -iiaigbi lei * Fret" Planting order: formal gynnaitica, baaketball. Waiii ri "V,*s, air; we serve any­ Dancers Will 'I 15, Anderson SO. The Roosters are always on the spot Tab Shulx-rt's Sarah neighed. one here." City ft. ing his punt s ntaflfld on Ihe si,,' ' \\ hat are those things I'hone Anthony 6173 on January P. They emerged from n tin.I linally contests, relays, and team Hi I l-l I I I I I I I I I I'l with .something nice. They are I In ruftry 12. was L'7 tfl races. Centra] Reserves '22. (Iarrett I'l. people who make thfl blue and white I'd: "Vch, thai'- the hit,-I •ticking out of that akyfleraperT" hard hattie on the long end of * Ceremony Held Faculty Members Possess Central Reserves HO, Klmhurst ing, South Side Add Interest novelties *givcn away at the gain.s. wrinkle." 1., orpiannn: "Thoae are mil 1 to i'l score. Thfl ." I evening', North It is the hope to giv<- the boys an ty) IC South Side Kim Tree Presented tn School hy Hoys and (.iris by Ones, They are i In on, win. . otiu b I Sitle travel.,! to Lima, Ohio, and 'mg. rugged, balanced program Central Reserves :;.-,, I'nion I'en Two, Three's antl Fours the crowds and .lot-male the gym Itt chalked up tin Ir Sl I iietors I in a ' I'iu* final Mfmlier, of l'.-T. A.: Im­ of flaaCCdee la the time permitted. The To Operetta ity) U, expense of South High Scnool in a tT tn li'. This victory two yean required ..f boys must be mate the atmosphere a plefl clinched the N. E. 1. C. I pressive Program Held We're Redskins for the Redskins Miss Meribah Ins-ham Drills Central Reeeriei 14, Wiaamae to. Heing a member ..I tin- club ia a spectacular battle. The Iiiiiii definitely planned or little can lie done Oat would n.'i.r Know that th 19, South Side an. I was 2H tti 21. in such limited time . ntral High School bad very wort hw bile In * The Columbil gave In honor of George Washington, When the North Side basketball team fWi into action at the Sectional Girls in Dance Steps; Choruses • al Cath- Central Tigers, Lets Go The Angola Horints arere th The officials are particularily eon- families if it was not for the rep r To become a me min r, a -indent North nanking of birthday was eelel.ra Tournament we want them to know that Rehearse Frequently l. ». victims of the Nor'hern team. The (iriied and ii.utioiis to avoid strenu- \. I... prya Into such attain and finds l.iusl lirst lie an active mriiil,, r of •• aeflk. The two Monday, l-'chruary 122, the North Side Central Reserve-* IS, Ilecatur 18. Kedskins completely oul.iusse.l the i k for Imys handicapnetl by III- out things. Tin iv arc a number of s,,ni>* clul, in the school, apply for * thr,"' P.-T. A. prelented th.* eckoel with na Central I'* :|, Bluffton IS. LISTEN, FKU.OWS! Steul.cn Caunty boya, adenine • injury. However, the oieuse WE AKE WITH THEM MAKE CHANGE IN CAST fl ho have children. * elm trmi which was edediciibil in a Central RaaarOM M, North Side 17. II I..I'P.I.'I.I.'I..I'1'11'1'PI I I'.I't l-1-t-t-l- -g- 11 and holding the linnet- to two given by one boy that "lie had flat Claud An.Ireus Benny Steigler, M. I). Bob Nulf. who is aasistant * :'t*tl on '* ufter school Monday I'et. I'utiiiiin Kd Spitler Clyde Rosenl-ergrr Central R.*--ivcs U, Smith I fields goal's. Th,* nexl , veiling they feet" i- not an excuse at all but one Frank M, .lei,.nn* Goldatine Dick Vogelsang. Jim Curran Kx­ has nne child. Mr. Spaulding We'll lie on the bleachers, ycfliag with all our mi-uht, :.' I to I" icore. The Al impressive program was present,*,I I*. II. I'uliiian Mary Ann Baeaehing Central Reserves '22, Warsaw L'O. iMRS. KDVV. UEBELHOER took ..n the Hartford Citj I ..f the positive reaaaai why he ihomM • lullli Heal, l Maxine Subin change Roles; One Part t hri'. . •*. ii "Mendy" hai two. Month Side he direction of M. II. Northrop, P. H I'uliiian ih..Iui.* Moyer Central Reserves Iff, I'nion Crn Realistic and l.cMur I't rinanrnls The resulting bottle w.is one of the be regularly in an ortleretl gym cliiss. Maui ic smii h "Jiggs'' Swanflflk Maxine Kay Ma;. I" *. '.u think they're not images While you're on the lMUnW*90d, defending the Hlue and While. i lal I ville principal. Mr. Merlon lb, Balalie Holman light publication concerning it. '• i nnd they're all good looking. Mi Mc, .• I .Med while the tn >• III I brief addreaa and | Wall Klinifer H Ah*, li.i-. • 1 I. Ililll.l Kitten Vanillic gin, the final i ore being L\*i to 31. Homer "A ol fensberger Kathrj n Geyer Peggy An path Paul Rahdert Spii*. two children and Mr holdin*. * 13. the Ural ihovalfal of dirt areaad it. Hopefully, "No, I'm not." Mii\ Barrta There have I .in two Important Neat ... .•ii Ruth U'.-tl.la 1 Mil. long Georgie M/llcr The Redskin, took Ih.* New Mm l ha Ft-hltnan Paabnc Welder ll.l.n Hardy Hailhe hus a U, I lick. Tw . V. A. Iteinkenstneier North Side Boy ami (iirl Scouts "My, you'll be hungry." It,.'. Craaby Margaret (irubb changes in th,* M I Richard \ Sheet- . •j I C K!* George tf. McKay flunk I in Doenges Bulldogs int.. camp on January -J Dorothi en, Iblen Ambroae children are .hoaeeteed by Mr. Stroebel. Kdl kin Cheer I in the ceremony, as did the .Jim Johneea I'uul Miilicb sang has changed his part from Phillip • 11 .itiii M Lay nam Mai-git lliiiler Geraldine Read by the scon* of M to 8. Thi Ruth II. Elmer 1,-anki to Dr. Drinkwater, anil dim Cartas while Mr. Michaud has a boy. Mr •ithe .., A'Capella Choir, who sang "America I. K. Miskell Herman W. Klett Bob Wv," Walt Bonham I". "A Good Place te Buy U 111 ith, 1 Ki, d ll. 1 roningt 1 Bernadine Siauffer North Side's foui tl lit vol ,ry. Leaden (<» Direct Kuss Schoeplce is taking the part of Phillip, in Coil umi Mi Dilta but li have one bey Staler . the 1.,-iiiitifiil," and "Glory to Cod In Ruth Kvans I Franklin Bernice Sinclair ll A. < oMonty. Billy \\ j M. C. Altlrcl The Bulldogs were held lo thre. REYNOLDS LUNCH C. A. I'olk Mrs. Ccnevieve Sd m of Dr. Drinkwater. Mr. Hailhe I,a and me girl. Mr. White has BM N',.11 Good Things" i efling Marrh 1 and 5 Mature." After the pWutr* of the \ eeta Thompson Marie Miller child ai haa Mr. Hemphill. Mr. I I,loy,I Coblenti 'loddy I .!., Iln.ci* ,, Hailhe gnats and the Kedskin looked plenty I .. among whom were included 1702 Smith Calhoun St. A. K. Hn.oks Hugh Fawley Ali.l.l C.l eenw,md I' P, Chambers m not yet decided who will take Dr. Cut Waii.e f.ink I »,, VM II I.. S. llartzell Dorot hy Goebel Betty SU ' Shackelford, Mr. Reiaing, Mr. Potterf I I'I'M I l"l-H-'l M "H-l M Illllllll Norman B good. - Soulh Side Ihe Mi stlames Hathaway. Q (Op|Misile lli.l-uni Bakery) ild Hotv tern's part. Dick \'o>felsiitig \\ . .1,1, L. A. Law iflne Ml • William Ayers Mury Stangcr Mr, Wilaon, Mr. Hint t, Mr, Imnit-I, (i MM Kill KS and MEATS William I On January 80 M I on .March I and .*! w ill lie greeted by ill. and Champa, had shoveled 1 R. K. Mo-ther Miss Meribah Ingham, gymnasium FOREST PARI GROCERY : \ Kirst Claaa MM ling Pliire M. Shi,, Albert fkhoppiaan Karl Arnold and Mr. Jones have thraa children. Max Kernen Bob I li-ine llill Jones on Cenlral in the third city Bel I 'ill heel leadei sl liml III.' tree, the meni Hilda M. Schwehn instructor, has charge of the dances. Delirious Sandwiches. Ilono Tubby Kleinhaai (rt-raltl Ayers Walter Heei v Ban ('. Kalvy and Mr. Johnson has two. and MBAT MARKET Calhoun SI. & ('umppcr Av. Virginia Hash Anita Scheuinan Edwla Stumpf of the season. North Side hehl the Side. I :l..vt I whu do so Iln* Hoy Beowta*, the (Iirl Scouts, and I.' < I, Ki. bin dson She reports that there are to be six- Made I'ie, Salads, antl < utfee Itt.lKTt Wilson Ruaoflll Hi i rick Mrs. Beta Sievers 1207 mm* Slate I'hone A-9.1II 1 . h. Mi: llrphii (I'ltouikc June toUtl upper baud through'.ut thfl lirst thir­ in ill-tilling pep into the root- the \'i itticllii Choir also placed Weaver dancing choruses. They are as fol­ TtUS delivery In any add, Clar. in*,' I'll tT iiiu*',i,i i Janet M, I Queen of Sheba: "My gracious, the I.. MS". Wteetu, I'rop. Phone H-2210 Henry BiMler Joaephine Neunam Scott \- J luke ty minutes of the gaaM anil it If much in evidence in fuls of tlirt ii|..m the I iee, Th, A H-l in .1 ( lentlivre Marguerite Jones Ili.k Oiboni lows: Morning (Horn**-. Alma Math lint Wuy ne tin orders nf X1.00 K. .1. O'Neil lion,the* Koehlinger bah) I • a. in ." Willi- 1;,. hard 11 .ilnt B Jane Weil peared that they were ahout to take ! an.l white uniforms, ninny was closed by the playing of Mai M Wilson lb rt (Iray ews, Christine Mathews, Ollie Sinn nun IH'I.IVKKV or more i .'.boning Edna Mae Poff I.nul Ibioter (excitedly): "Page, t» (iwcii Arnos Ibla llolnti Jacob < >.*b. I. in their fifth scalp of the season, when Geta, Billy "The Star Spangletl Banner." by th,* Frank Wilson W. A. A Mildred Pfeiffer heart, Arlinc Zeigler. Naomi Niiith, IIIIIII l»I 1 l-H-ll l-I-l"H--ll-H-l M< Mrs. Oeorgfl Dociii-. Kid.*. I Atis K. Gulley, .Ir. Th, .ma Satr.ird (.len Heanm call in th. of the Interior." Roberf Wyatt the Tigers staged a desperate rally Hoy BeeCrf buglers, Wayne I.andoii (all H-l 1222 O. i aid France* I».-1; i Isabel Hundy; The Birth of Sprin, K, ,\l. tl-. Kenneth Bangi k Ooborn. Richard Ileahl Ellis Nelson Mary Catherine Scheitl 1 l.ah Austin to tie the icore at the end of the gaae, the brunt of lending S. I!. Pul man solo, Beatrice Clinton; chorus, Clara Fugcno: "Why ilo you l.e. *p go I' K.-llum Gene Kui.i . h .1. Alexander Paul Johnston \\ irncr Mary Hiurah In the overtime, one of the I it v.ill, in all probe H. C Carkenord Buecker Kenneth Foellinger Boals, Ruth Saber, Betty Merchant, ing t„ Ur. ffamharhT He saitl il llielianl llarli|iu b llarri. t l*'ii.'lli,*r Kleanor Kale sank a sensational shot that won th I.. W. Hasson J. Norbert Sinks beer lead- i Marie Kuntz Kuthflla Furnas Monroe Brosius Violet King, Marion Toagiudon. Mar no longer necesaary." John Iliilieeker Jimmy W**atl Maitha Fox game for the uptown ehool by the Fave Swank Rliaabeth Rohlantl Charles Frueehtcnicht jorie Uebelhoer, Dorothy Harris; con­ .iiininy: "I'm reading a continued M. .1. ib-elling Carl Speilman Dot Lena Gertie Throp Mildred Schnnl.*i score of 27 to 25. Fbn.i Peters Lester Brown "(• F o»ter spirators, Josephine Kochr, II.Ity -lory in .rn. of his waiting room I'ayne Hetty Edlavitch Dealer: "How da you like vour new Joe Misk.ll Daisy Wyatt Maury Kent A (UHH\ Team Willi Qejti Sportsmanship Jean lie Arnold The next week the Portland I'niith Charley I'.. B. Frankenstein Maurux, Nancy Kover, Marie Walda; laagflili Sehwurtz Krdean McCloud Jane Kretlrickaon J. A. Mcrtes Barbara Warner ers came to town only lo return tfl Boh McVey Winifred DeWecse * li - 1*; Ihokinson Spanish Tango, dancers to bfl chosen I 'mis l.nrijr hnlli.-i in. \. \\, I I, Scotch nan: "The music is l'u New Skirts a St*ft.m Mildred E. Huffman Mary Aldred their lair on the wrong end of an \ Richard .lean I'l, later; Laughing in the Rain, Marl ha Is Always a Winner OttO Hinakcr Goldine Prank r the light* in ,* tOO dun to read by .'" Bernadine Cook Mary M. Howard Henjamin Kalk overwhelming 4.> to II score. North Sti ve Marshall Florence W Elder Meisner TmX, Mary Jane Healer, Mary .Inn, ] Mis. \'oi!r. Isang have high waistlines Harry Math. ildine Welker Side's delayed offense functioned per M-H I I I I l'H-HH-1 I IIIIIIII. Margie Elder Eugeafl i Hernia,i 1 b* Lagrange Kabeoch, Gertrude Dan.-. Helen Money, Central— Mrs 0. Ixnr. I'"iothy Iln Lowell Welker, Sr. fectly In this game, resulting in lil Bill Barley I'eggy Cook Klla B. Clark Het ty .lelin I* an T..d Arnold Isabel (iallards, Ethel Huffman, Jane George I rick llelly < lolling .Miiigei y I'clK'lhoer leeri Md |".ills. North Side | AKT WATCH REPAIR I Eby Bob Kiel I Monnot Weil. I.orene Kggen.an, l.arnel Qai North Side— ll.' bei' i *i|» iiine I y 1 Ingle le Popp Ralph Wi Dorothy Harris the Garrett Railroaders at Oai COMPANY $2.95—$3.95 1 Hn.wi-r I'hvllis Plattner I'ranee *. Gala Romary, Elda Mac Gran and South Side Here's Our Winner Ih. It. C. Meeker Icott Helen 1 loswcll the next evening by tl if 22 Hetty Barth Herb Kloer Florme Mirhaud a a Charlotte Latkar Mr. and Mrs. II. Sessions del, Carolyn Kernen, 'I ,"/.. n Mi C Wt. Iimvuot I'aulme Springer Betty I'ollack to 14. This victory balanced the flcalefl, W e Spiiiuli/e In Bernice Crosby- Babette Tims Mildred Wn'irman maier. Kvelyn Hines, Erfllyn Rower; I'al Kraylit-k lb l,n I la Tin- Kirl who's deter Margaret Johnston Milt. Kilty GIILBI j GOOD MERCHANDISE FINE VALUES Rachel Frame bringing the season's record of tin Watch Repairing Loll it- Ebeibach Frank Johnson Sing Your Song, a male ebofM I'M,in Robert Coar M trie V- Mary D. Thompson in the mat ter of clothes Hill Bergman Helen Heier Jennie Mao Stout the i ' irl, , dub. Warren Hartzell "toe Jewell Walt ll>algers SHOW YOUR t'ml Langj lb. hurd K. Miller Eleanor Sinngle t Also Kcpair I locks. Jewelry, etc. huM a variety ol MOUM Hoi. Anderson Piatt Harold Tucker Rawl A mh r-011 Glenn Brendel Flaine DougWfl A. S|, Helen Frack J Ghfl Vs a Trinl antl l.cl I Virgin iii Byrd chuck Thorne man Sievers Jack: "Do girls really hi,* . .... COMPLETE SATISFACTION John l.onfrfellow Ned Hoffman and sweaters tu wear Bob Hines C0L0R81 Dorothy Stapleton All Visitors in the City Cltnt uni 1 nil i ,*,1 Ryder Francli Scott l\ L. l'latt loin better than the other Eddie Keller Friiz Schaefer Una Joyce Bangs \\ ith a skirt like the John R. Wiltling Bob Wilzigrentci kind." Daniel Tsimf, Jr. Virginia (letting Virginia I'.dk i., I uni' nf UM IK'W Hitfh Hill I., biiuin Anna .l.-in.* (I.irk Mildred Grain 721 C'linlnn Slreet Helen Kwing \\ I, > W\ '/.igicuter FAIR PRICKS GOOD SERVO During the •ketch. Light weigh* I'iiu I Sun • Lmiis Pleteher "What ,.il..*i hind".'" Earl M Marie Christman (laylord Leslie Ilorothy Coppock I'aul Faylor •lb Coil Sclititil bfl. Thfy're I*"nrl May nt- woolens in tfreen, reel, Juhn McComli \\ . 11. v, 1.1 r, ne.* Kiiink .lannrs, hke Tournaments • la Groee Cheater Young i.. ne Firestone II. DM snuiitly mailr in ymir Dorothy Button Mary (1, i Mary Kllen Dennis l-H-H IIII T MM 1 i-1-H-l-l 11 !•+ In-own, navy and Mack Mart ba I'eiei Ii in T, *i. Bin Maxine MrNnmara Eugene Bailey Julia It It THE BOH INN II.(.1 colon antl slatnp- Kathleen Knisley ll.rl. Itorkensl, in « Max Callison Are Welcome to Stop art' liiand new. Sizes Bertha Nclaen Jack Bailhe Oi liu Hoy Me< 'tinnell I Wolf I'eggy Weaver \. Pi It* Sites Margaret i,,,n. • -ley The Tiny Tidy Bating c,l with jroar School's I Laura I.eutit v Shop L'I; t(i:i2. New bloom Nichl Chew Helen K. S. back John M. Sulor Mary Catherine Suiellzley t holies Porter Here For I*I .in,*,*- Hat liaway Babble Kmrick ritnisc Initials. Very specially Dot Sloictlill Florence J. Lucasse antl sweaters in ^ay ' Mary Hei.n Geyer Mary Lou K,,lf Mi Dan Felvy Mary Zenl I Appreciates the Patreaaga of Mary Helen Lower Harold Molbrock Marie Khle Don Moorhead Gertrudfl /*.,,k ilu, ford priood at si.no. Hutler Refreshments nil High School Teachers, Pu­ ctil .is, $1.95 anil S2.il."). \\ i I ma Gelaler I airfield at Kinsmotir Miriam 1 tflUUW I August I'rczbindowaki • M• rj V. Cronier Dorothy Learare i (lelsohl.i Winifred Merti pils nnd (heir Friends. Heal A. 0. <'leaver Phyllis Traxler J. C. Penny Co. Murphy 1 Frankenstein •', Virginia Covenlah* Senile and s < UK KIN DINNER * But kma Ready lo Wear, Second Fluor II cb'll N,,vitsky Mary I.oii 1. John lb Betty Meisner Soulh Calhoun Street W illian Helen I-'i:inke Nonaan Seaman Tug Blume KOERBER'S Waller WiUiamon 1 Schali Marjorie llanley Realist ie Pcrmanents Mai y Spaldinir •"l'"|." Suter EVERY SCNim Margaret Washburn i Miller i. I.anghrey (Ieorge Doenges It,'I'b,, Iv, lauer Lefty <; raaei KIALTO For Only 11 iii'on Carrinaton Har.ii.i F, Greiner Jeweler* Since 1866 Ilnl Keirns cK Hth Winslow Marty Dratha Ed Stauffer I Malvin Ixykauf Pepper Martin Hntiinna Lewis IIibln Auman I'hone 11-41 Oa Sis CALHOUN ST. SWEET SHOP Rurode's Mar j Lou Thomas ' Lucille If lb Di'ioi l.v .bin.,i Catherine Stahlhut 4 1 'i a i* X'irginia Krobs Babe Ruth I Pontiac at Calhoun • Dreiibach Bob Dodant •^^"0*^^^^^^*»--*a-^.^*^^>^s^.^^-^i,^^s y.^ J | *_ M Wt •• — ttt — — ir: Pennington | Marjory Snyder # .•un MM SI. II-:IIOI Don K.inusarow j M. ll. Northrop Ja. K Damp I Ifl I I

' i/ At All iligh s, hnoi i.ames i. of WOW0-»/GI, + .\-n,r,« rrpp. ».i-t.*»»— . ..»..-—«••«"»»•*••• *a*W leeaaai Valparaiso, Logansport, Marion, Wi­ win present a romeflv tit eo "The Lit- ., , * . , u . All queetiom will be aniwered to the lL ley (Ten, H.iutol, Nappanee, Con ,i i.Li, . •• i .. ,*Ieorg ...e in, L. Sitle iiuintet, when they weie not able — t«it of these boys' knowledge, and all , 1 ,l present Ves, many Americans attend esting things almut Howai '**, 11 I ll 111 1 11Mlll 111111 I I I I The main purpoee of the new de- nersville, and Wuhington are ilu* The scene of the play ii an eievaturj'" '"" "' ""st of the fellow team {^*ent is, is you pruliably »up- liersona are urged to lend in ques- whictie Pr'sonh , by (n-orge Milton Sav«v*Ti.. I .. , , , ., , ,, ..ur sehool. In fact, all nationalities and M.K ,iley in pai po,e residue of institutions that are ex- known as "The Littliy' mates. "Give all the cities a break." d, to answer question! on aviation tioni on all phaiea of aviation. Priaon )|i! their motto. study together, work together, play fri. nd. I, together, and do everything together editor of the I'ini.m.

( \ .> £ Jr^ I "age fw March I, ' TOrnVAMENT NEWS March 4, 1932 \l*:\\: I'll' I ll ,11 County Schools Name of Huntertown A Tribute to James kell (iirl Reserve! North Side and Bin(f*ton Win Tolur Is Coach Is Derived Prom Firsl LAPAYETTB CENTRAL Richard Ahreni and Summer \ a cation At lliiiiiniovtii SeUler in Region liulln- Field House to Stage State Finals ENROLLMENT GROWS Phillip Nuif I. d To l»«'«im \| l Enter Quintets of Jamn Kelt, girls repreaented Mien County in To Give Dance Sectional, Regional Last Year New Haven Cheera egin \pril 2 ) popular lluntt , town High Bel I I i heir cla ( Min -nm \l- li laefhaM nl 27 Ovor Last Year; kell l .king I'IM. Net Mentor Typifies (-Iood Sonior antl .lunior Production In In Tourna mm I Although a youth >>t" varied aclivi- Huntertowii. Ilu- lite of llie Ee] Sovi'r;il New Sliuleiits. i • viewii •\lien < 'iHiniy n, i tana nnd diprhad I ies, Jarnaa Kell vas best known Saturday Nijjjht It.,11, Iiii year ami i he pre*. IQUI Spoitsnianiship; Was Out­ Perry Tews Up • • i olidated Be Held in Stu Futurt; M nn Hun tei town of one ,,f it i Saeit youi ha Knter School lr itutf, through hi- en*: i lion \\ illi allil year, the Mctionnl tournament! awn standing t'olk'Ke Athlete School, is keenly intcrflstt d In \ mi 0 Pout Teams Arc Toss-up lea, Hest in County Outside SI udents Select ed for Casts. particularly basketball. To the . V. W. C. A. Organizations lo held on the North Sul,* Hour. This ,di,H,I baikel ball teami. althn The ei rollmenl of thi school • ning t.> Hui'i, i i tun ifter a high ichool game hfl had dc year llie tourna neiil, along with llie Fort Wayne, Coach Says 1 v Especially lor 1982 Tour­ 1 Be Hostesses at Hop Fol­ Standing 5 feet 7'i inches an.. population i-s only approximal an Incn aae of 27 ovei t he I l.-iM'ii f in-, i hey v. ill ;n • •,. er to the ed o i * 11 J'.i • bm! .-iii to the country, Janwi oar rated four yean of his tinu, being a regional, will be held on the South 'I'he bigll sch.ioI. a part of I hi nn,I Phillip for th .,,ii' at Honm collided a ll h I he maohl ne of • S.,ut h Of Monroeville's (Jyin weighing i. good 160 pounds, witl . *. 'I in enrollment of ney Crown. member ut the baaketball beam low in j? Tourney Final. Side floor, with thai school being the ply curling blond hair, and tin dated sell',"!. is the Iun • Nulf, Richard Ahn thia * inioi .md aenioi Whitley man .-it n ei i-a*.,.-ul near llun- 10 I and the em •iiiit his foiie ...i "u in high boat * "It is Ihe besi gym in tile couniy ruddy enthusiasm flf youth, the Ilun ,,• . who are hopeful ent i anti in thii in In* h their .lass i i. i town. The impact of t IM eolll of 1981-82 * I'm ure. Twelve County Teams ehool, and be came to be known as (ireeley Room and Last year llie N'orlh Side Itcdskins outside of l-'ort Way ne," was the eom- vn coach lypilies good spoil ,i,. icnth annual Sectional bi tudenl i M thi high H hooL had but .1 w u H great that .lam.*-.' body was " \ !, a,ler in sports." tourney, ,,. Th. elected " rhe \\ In- Entered This Year ,' the wreckage md Inio won the sectional championship, only in. nt of the loa.h ,,i tht Monroevilli maaihip. He li Charlea Tolar, th. * entntion After graduating from high iphool Cafeteria to Ik Scene after ti bard hatl',* uitb New Haven, iM-ycar old conch iti Huntertown High The story gfow that Huntertown ll ein ..I f, *i> Pies aul • '"I w , I arouwi thi an adjoining liebl. He was rushed Cubs.. "Il Ifl ,7Mx *'!l feel and jusl im,I the ' I include Kven Ureak Among I-trniaiiiiny; hfl planned to itudy engineering of hut met defeat la their lirst and only look at those backboards. (Iluss, School, who wus graduated laat Jum M.|f wus named after s lenj Thi s a. » , omei Allc Mid. Lu­ to the hospital iii Fort Wayne, where IVoIits to Fay Y. \\. ('. A. 1 • ha , Iril claaa. His plan i wan 11 game ut I hfl hands of Ululf* and Bty school. [I from Ball State Tiun lies' Colleg, Mi. Hunter, who bail! a farm h .u lieiiieil i.'i.iieh, ('Una Swank, I I snd hi iiial in.in, cille i .'. lllil.lni.* I '. COtt, I ,.'Hil ol ('mintv Trams It Is hii death occurred after a ihorl ti 1 pleiely arranged with every Pledge; Com mit Ices ion. The year befen that Central ! ba*- • tenting capacity uf around 700, at .Muncie. Tbis is bin tirst year i, within th.* pretsBt limits of the town „ i * Phil Uj Ji iphine Pa n i , Louii I. nding, • way that cli arl S:im i. V\ • tie, Her­ At the time of th. .. i lamea i hat parpet uaJ pep and • n , gy that man !"' Th,ail 81 lilt!, .liimes Though! ,; iy outlined with the most exact Named OOpped the title ait.r a great although not that many attend his cheaea profession and he seem main .vein's nun. Several of I. .in. James Ludwick. Clifford ' nroutfl to •• baikel ba ally I,lazes within him. Fleming, ; ciillll. battle with thfl Bedflklnfl, gamea." to have made a success of it, judging tives, SatrinflT tf his choice of thll Aloiu, ,( I lallsi Sorff, \ loiel Lehrman Huntertown that wai to •• played at advantageous location, naovsd ntai •• \ '•• . Twelvi " will ba pre* The F„ii Wayne teetional Thfl members (if all the (iirl Reserve Mo'irm-vide Aran expected to go h,,t from tht team he ha.s coached. ilnl ten, Herman Palmer, Non, Ip Nulf, hi a ant, hai 1 tha school gym, with Albion as the op-i While ./ami's was more (han a little There is • tiga in ibis modern, • i lunlw claae, The fol­ • one of the grealcsl m tin |*iiil. Soon the Ciller;' . . ||me provi,1 himaalf a real leader in cheer * 'Is, bfl was also greal Clubs of tbe Voting Women's Christ­ in the 1931 su -tin nal, but they seemed well-equipped gym lh.it n.,,1 , *'1|. S. Mr. Tola r's home i.s in Kokomo, In­ W I . lowing slu,I, ii' uiil take part in Knur lean.- w i.icb luu The dale of the ( I ar started a «i*ner:ii ttore, w hi , Jr., of Plea lant Toa nahlpi Ar : of be I In all Khool activities. ian AM • uu on, will unit.* in being either . .\ er oontiih nl or were otf form ttudentt only: 'If "IOII it,, Not Veil diana, while Vie attended high sehool. II 11. oi: Dor 'thy Roufhla, Re c-la • Ion throughout th February 12. I98S, at j ill their game with Woodburn, a T, .tin became Iht nucleus of a tiny settle nd I ieraldin i ot Ws h i iming a apli I ted y.*ll leader. The ai,,,ui i :30 in t he afternoon. During his entiri lerm in school I,. thfl ho. '. es nl ,i dance for high school DO Not Sit Here'," Tin fellowi work While iii high school In* earned hi i • ; telle Holll, Helen son will he lighting for the crown and thought to he rather weak, and fell out hero, and then go to , ban | bow­ ment Tks viUagfl new and flourished, , \S il*iri . Mew H proud of R May, Doroi i, n an, Charlene of the I vai ahraya one ,,i the tret to join boys and girls lo IH- given .March li tweeter in both basketball and foot 1 iTfl good county bums will U* in by the waysulc by several points. ers. Tin* arrangement of the whok ball, tin the hardwood court he play­ until non it contain! three atori Qi .nul Clarence Henline, that it itiii nin,use, I.', '.i Brokaw, Elmer acted at pall bearers at t he faa*ral !• giving :i new inierest its proper In tha cafeteria and Greeley Been t.f « ould he il ,lidi* there lighting to pull a dark a star!. Furthermore, the Cuba bud just won gym is very modern, the gym being ed ii eonaiateat, sieady, dipendabl. eral tilling stations, a numlier of lunch of < lentrsl High School, Port Pram, Martin fuelling, and Paul which 'MI* held Monday, February IS, the South Side Iligh School, following- > •.;,„,il as iheae t wo, net. 'he county tournament in easy fash­ only six years old, and all equipment game ut the guard position. liein, looms, K"i'u>r*- f", u library, nnd i ititf Wayne, Indians. Neurge. and all,*|,.led b of .lames' re I - .lames "Kell was horn near Hunter­ Mu* linal gUWS of tha Sectional bas I :, : year t he I ! \ program In honor of (It-urire 11, .I,,-* trams. South Sitle of I',,, 1 ion. i up I., date. an txlrcmely modest, although very bank. The new ' ud. I an* apl.i I and friends. town, ihe son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank genuine welcome and '.*.l i,y Paul i*'e,l,*is|„*ii. After curling .i ii I.y Ille sehool Wayne looms as the favorite. The ketball tournament, which will ba The Areola liv <• alway likeable young man, we were unabl. 1'upils Meaatly Preat Ceasatr* Tribute* to thi baaketball star Kell. Ile prepared for high school staged in the Soulh Sitle gymnasium. . , ",',', al i ill they have receiveil iu and writhing before hii hoolmstei in connection with the Paraarfl insti- Archer* have hail a very sue, have bard luek,aa they have lost both to draw him 0U< ea his college uth Grades ..nt- to twelve make up thi i on WJIIs held in the p.uir. .I In from all parti of th* county. at Ihe Huntertown grade schnol antl This is the means by which the Girl MRS. STOVER LEADS I , new* i * for ihe, i y, a i i, Paul grad ia I son, winning* n* arly all 1 heir ; their lirst games in the two previous letic career. But on om* of thi school, 886 pupils in all, coming bj |! • •.' L'I. Tho All of the county schools, as well as Would have lieen | member of this im,I ,*u i( m of i d' n a\ •-•.•I.,.,,]. The oil' a it h him the honor and aayexing both the ,\. I-.'. I. C. and lb i i-.cs plan to earn the money f,,i sM-tionula. They have a icrappy team COUNTY CHAMPS writer's other trips a friend of hi I,us from sa fai- ns ten mil, ,ol furnished the music anil the -u iriniiiilini',* ichooll, hastened In pay .vein's graduating high achool class. their pledge of seventy five dollar.; to school is ills,, proud of the new group one of the I n I yell I. ad i i Mew Hi city titles. The Aiehers ean •er, as usual, and here' Only al I ..Tie hundi'd of thfl ltd r program. At thfl time of hi ilea I, hfl ml 11 found. Thi* friend described his taken under It »iii.', . \< . bad ever produced, If anyone wit of two viilories over tilth ,,f their their to hi memory. The the Young- Women's Christiun Asso- luck to them. Huntertown fiirls' Mentor Also dents livr in town or near tha KIOO] ,n ore hai Huntertown team wow black sieve yean of age. *elation maintenance campaign. brilliant basketball playing in colleg. i Paul and hii * eity riva'iand of anolher over DflCfl The South Side Archer.-, 1,11 before in glowing terms. Hia work in col­ i.uiltlinjr. Mr. Mcrviu Hot • tier, thi of twelve piecei and alao s chorea, li in the following games, nnd • The ailmis.-ioii price has been set at Teaehes Knglish. Mathe­ Nor Ih Side Scoring yells last year, ha can concoct vhat i ii,*-.* two groups offered tht mnaieal tur. South Sid". KI i.iany ol' their op­ .lanies' pan iiib was a severe blow* the Kedskins in probably the most lege has gone down in the athlete • principal, md eighteen teache tribute was paid to tha Huntertown ft cuts p, r person or lit) cents pe* :. .1 uproar Richard Ahren i and Phillip | >il It ol' the |U' •' ponent . ..in I* stify, have one of the (o his many friend! l.ut are flUlflt cm thrillingc gam* of any of our local sec matics, and (Jym history of Ball Stute Teachers' Col theee children along paths ol lud in the Championship game at couple. \eeo P« (inun • Naif will mal • thii Strongest defenses in Ihis pari of the tinue as ".Iim" would have said: tionals. The final score was 11 lo l.'l, I' i-> . His name became a passwoi. edge, and eiirht of these faculty mem \,T.ini'oi-iionts for the affair are un • laehll. f W II Monmouth Has Clear state as well . Ira drive, Monroeville, recently, In which the "• larry ,,n." The yeai' before the Archers did not MM. Mildred StOVOT, who presides on the campus and his pleasing pei 1,,'i's le.ieh hijich school i* \elusii ely. der the supervision of Mary llavis. Seniors Plan Hus Trip; c mtj T'i an • Entered fai,* (0 well. over the Hlack iind (odd girls' squad, tonality obtained for him many i n,hir then ine appro dn ately i» i Btauffer, c T4 II Undefeated Year Ilocord r 1 1 Thr Dedotur V. Now Jacket! rank president .it' the l-'i ieii.l.sbip Club ,,f Huntertown played good basketball smiled at the reporters who asked friends, hundred pupils. Th,* ichool year la t Sell, g l*.> To Visit Washington, I). C. i next t., tin* arc hie ra, Laat year the \<-n Haven lli-jjli Woodburn CI iris Enjoy Central High Bchool and the li, in previoua toornamente, but failed her about her duties as a baaketball from the lirst week in September un­ Nelson, g 11 I*'or ihe p.ast two ..i tht County Tolar'l ability is not limited to -nth- Illume «• II .liu kets WOO their own sectional tOOI Club Council, which is sponsoring the to -fct far. They leeta to run into couch. Coaching, she explained, is til April St, Mr. Hosteller siil!,,I. Tin* s, hi. ,*- nf '.'!:' are planning te Baaeball Championihip «f Adams Successful Season letics, as he teaches physical educa­ III inline,it wiih,,ut tod much trouble, and Is Modern School dance, The music will be furnl lough opposition at tbe start. merely one of her sidelines; she ,. Aihlcii, i ... cupii a premier posl Laag, r M • ui, 1). ('. T'I, County has been retained by Monmouth tion and industrial arts at Hunter­ Slolll, f in ]'2 can boafll of viit irl I over Central Elflvea vietori.s iigainst four .1.*- I.y Kol. Finkhousen's orchestra in one \\*. • ibiirn played a greal part in charged with many other responsi- tion in the eyes of firll as well |i tannlal pro make tie* trip lli;rh School and the reaaOfl for thia town High School. His reputation, !i ami North Side thll leaflOft. They als,. Twelve Teachers Compose fen* i. ati is the record of the Woodburn loom and Iter! I.eK.iy's orchestra the tourney tail year. They bed i in Ihe hiith school life. hoys, us may be disceiiicl l,y the greal t-e • mon Intereating than it would be tl can be readily sen by a survey of She was graduated fron Warsaw- whieh he can more than uphold, ha Schafenach er, f-e 5 1 rank aexl to South Sid* in the confer ultv; School Activities Are High School girla* basketball team fer in thfl other room. Committees thrilling gami With Monroeville aud iiuinher of candidate! foi I io j any other time. About fifteen mem- their 1981 schedule in which they were have lieen appointed with un adviser High Sehool in V.i'2'2. nnd from .Man secured him a berth on Huntertown's Irons, | 5 4 en,, sian,ling. The ("entral Tigers the current'season, a line record that can'..' out ahead in the last minutes. teums. (if iil.iiut on,* hundn ,1 higl • undefeated. All Indication! point to Few. .Mainly Athletics for each committe, as follows: Tickets. Cheater College in IMS. She left and Kendallville's independent teams. •iiiiiniiioih ST,,••..um ii,*!,ih,ui -.,* will *, * ... i i | ball-minded fai Aymfl, " i 7 another banner team this year or at come next. The ('entral team is rangy gives the W,null,urn lassies a claim They are aluays dangerous antl apt 1 school leiji. ilhoill lifly live l|ii|.,i • ' acheri of Lafayeti *' ,,,nl in 1934 for several years, ami an.l vvcll-l .mil' ,1 and thfl Tigers al­ Margery Zehr, chairman; Rosemary to spring- a surpri- .*. Mr. Tolar, in answer to hii expo, out for MM s,j,iiid ia-1 fall II, I*.* th HI mil M Heh IS and ic a ill be the lit.I• staged Haught, t I I to go. There will be one but an I ihi*,*,* least I line that will cause plenty l-'ioin thfl principal*! Oilce in the re­ as one of the strongest sextets in the married at that time. In the fall 1:1 , . . . IUI ways seem tfl I a! then b tt in tUUt Crowi, Marian Johnaon*, and Mi. Lafayette Central and Hoagland lat ions for the sectional tourney, re­ half of the boya In the who. .1. ' " »'<•• l'ii' , the finals were held in the old fair Ground cowbarna. N'orlh Bide High Bchool •veil. If lliere of trouble ia championship eirete* cently i.uili New Haven Hl*gh School, county, al I.i* her graduation from college Mrs. 1 In,ii",**, 1 iiaiueiit play. Although their Bflfl Tf. Woodburii sch,,,,! b*t a quartet Gran .Mellen, adviser. .Music and en­ have In-en !i|i|.ro\iina(ely on tl" plied, "Having lost one player by Under thi direction of Mr. Charlei ' in the ti. Id pecially tor 111 t H-trami We rufini on the bna, the (anion will bi The lesion's record Is aa follows: ,,,*,* bu I a cleiir \ laioa of the iiiiiiii Stover cume to Huntertown. where grades and one by death, the prospects record is not so lipre—ITCI aa that of nf atar performen but season by tertainment. Alice Bwaaaoak ehair­ basis in tlM I miney s. They both lost Toler. the how* s ol:.\ mn ,,,* •• In the building. ; •*.**. ill imhee about 1,800 11\ en tin* opportunity to go al • Bi Monmoul h 22, Monroe •*>• street st tha town. This la • cbaa, she bus lino.I., .'„. .i, i m I ;;i;>, Jo n.,1. look so bright right now." In Monmouth 18, I'leasant Mills. 12. Decatur and South Side, they have graduation, l.ut went ,,n t.. have aa- man; I'ranees Whipple, Charlotte their opening gamea lail year to North September through the Ai I week In he m-w ! .lulled. / mon than 18,000 eua- Lalayette (irade Team , i \ one who • nly cn- thriving and weH*-kflpt town. ih. I ', bell,,,, I . Helen lie...I, *.*_ spite of these handicaps, Mr. Tolar Monmouth '••. Kirkland *1. risen to gnat height! a time or tw,,. , .', season thia year when Side and New Haven, respectively. October, but the teai in - hort *n*(l rhen India] I premacy. II,i, ni the plan. . flint t* ns MIS Martha Plttenger, adviser. Decora Besides coaching the girls' i|uint6t. has a scrappy, wt ll-coaehed. quintet, 111 Wins !) Out of 10 (iamos Monmouth I -, Moaroa •"»• liu- i entral schedule was the MO ' Vera .Slinky, Ilorothy Stu.l.y, Eileen Leu and Harlan have been going !„ esuss ef the I rs tic ,l at ii ti addkioa to the large foor'on which tl The ii'iii. t . be tak, B w ill includt well Off the road, and has a va. t ilea ti.uis, Doris Vance, chairman; Mar­ Mrs. Stover teaches senior Knglish. that is going to give some team a ambitious „f any of the nther ' W'eni'ley nntl Anita Knolihiuch plug­ g.'nd ef lilte although th^y have been Toler, win i icken adth as tl ,, (.'ilia':' i ten lap i Ihder track, p| i Including ,\ 11 Ington th is, i'l* siant Mills ;i. in fi ..in of it. it is the edugatioaal jorie Oallmetar, Geraldine Welger, run fet their money. Th,* grade boyi' baaketball tean al Cemetery, I it, and entered and they have aaa eboot half ged the vaiimiics in Iiint- style. lather unsuccessful in the last tour­ T.ii,i geometry, ami girls' pi tacl*. of ap|i('iitlii'itis which |" • i v.i'.h two regulation bi ketball co I ige building ate the Monmouth i 7, Kirkland 7. it uf ion for all gradflfl nnd High Lucile Mitchell, and Mist Benlah Put hi . . r mill hael;. practice football fields, crosi-rountry coamea, and iciinis Lafayette Central is repeating last Ohio. The estimated tima to ba tot of their ram Woodburn »|>eni the Bulldog! Yell Leaders to QtWtst Fans been bttill only eight year. ago. Divis, chairman; Mary l.ou Ranch, will I have a husband like papa? i uiiiiei'up iii the gradfl tourney at three days wil he spent M the way / •actional champions, slthouaeh they Iiiiiii and look another on the chin by and can be counted on te give a battle tdvtear of tha achool paper. So, you were with An-ola. Basketball prac­ Waynedale only te bo defeated In the 'I In* main street is wide and oil ol Anita Scheumann, Charlotte (lillie, Mother: Yes, dear. going and coming- Ths mileage over hiive not aad an overly aucewiful ii bine point from Areola in the ne\i in the seel ional today. see. she really leads fl rather bu tice was btgOSI In October, and the iiae by Monroeville. Thi i aa T'oiiiiiii'ii, lit j,all*,,lis will he ineeti-tl it branch many si.le slreets. On Kuth Klingrer, at)d Miss Ruth liiowii. Soph: And if I don't *fet married, Lafayette Cent ml Band iht- aforementioned route will be I860, leastin, ar. a p..w. rful aggtrei t lit i ..fun- talring d\ in ,*i row from \ ral ber new entry in tht Foil to say nothing ,,f her rospnnsibili- tirst K.'iuie was played on N II ih defeat sf the ssason in sev l,y llie fltthlng Kedskin yell leaders bailie, several gi ••* pea, a few atlvisei*. will I I,,* ;m old maid like Aunt Susan'.' 6. tocordlng tt> Mr, Hottet lei I Xetv Harm Boasts of Eight who will lead the yells anil soiiirs at and must he taken mighty *-*.-i-i..usly. Harlan, M.irk Center, Avilla, Klm- Wayne sectional i Decatur. They the in,ither of an adorable i\ Has llij>li I-tank in County enleen sturts. r b ii I*, r ihopa, il fm•niture ,sti.i*e, lin MemberaaJp of the later-Club Coon- Mother: Yes, my dear. Toler is plannins fpr t 11 the southern iryinnasiiiin March 4 The| have -down plenty of scoring li.ir.-i, and :-•. Joe. The strong A play,*,! a great pari In the N. R. L <'• yar-old daughter. Nevertheless, she * • | even I.eUer \V oodburn (l.vmna*ium engine booae, iind hardware ell, which i d of ( lli, i , rol Sophl Well, I am in a fix. ilu- tpring, Although rt li nea anil 5. punch iu several games. Live Of their ni Icani then ;:ur | trin|.<>ritrv i thi sea-.,., and ihow promlee of" being patiently ami cheerfully answered all Year Old Ilih School Edifice been no ii than last, as the team has !.• i • 0,11 .lis,* ,,me of thfl business which chairmen of the school clube, follows: io Huntertown. The baaketball tram Holds 700 People The Lett! imen's Cluli will put on scheduled gam,- were dropped by two on Ihe lassies' drive by |.laying a tough today and tomorrow. They' w',*i*e • •ur prying questions about hen school tie hand is i only once in ten starts. Thai bank i it lit f side, of .'..nie of the ii., So Bi V < lub of South Sid,* High. • "ui the day liefore the lour- nmtus lhat ended in a deadlock. la the local tourney two years ago and alfairs und her private life, and re has heen gran t ly wei i*.*,! by the pla) ing more tlilfieult music all the time was at the hands of Uoanoke, an point margins an.l thll might l»e taken ta. .Many well-built homes oc­ Beehtold, Helen Bender, li an death ef Isswu Kejl, and al •• by the A p| ' !,,* Ne". Il.n • One of tl " i in- Booster Club will la­ in mean that tbey lack the ability to A fast Kirkland aggregation took proved st rung. reeled her charming personality even l.eiirn Professional Iteauty ind rat cupy the in,nl t.f the space on side funk. Mary Suter, llmis \'IIIICC, liulh loss of Wil\ lit• .Mel' '•• , . of thi Ion n llii:h School which teems toil in charge ol tt..* dicorationa foi North pul I through in a pinch. 11 owe... K'uihurst, .lelferson Center antl In 11 bolt conversation we enjoyed "Wildcat Fit I.* dl il ' "ty. It has 'I he foHeadng is a review of the i tie. • nea-nire of th.* Woodburn (cam in' Rohrbaugh] Lillian Scheimann, an.l Cult urt- at ,i,•peiiilai.lt' players, bet .u JI ,, .' twenty-one, one less •area a itery af its own is tin irym • I will IK* then* in their • ill of their games have been won I'he Wood , ,„. Coalea; the f B \. t Monmouth are all new I.a,,, in I be with her. "lit- sei s lhal I I record oi tl*.- team for (he Reason: nasium As yea enter the baleon; ' " > "ii ho.,1 claimed our ; ineligibility, Wl ;han li it year, - aare drum­ • red and white suits. in the last quarter. North Side is *•*•'"",' I :;**s"' '•••"•••i si,!,* High, Mareella Koop local teetional and will give opposition .Mrs. Mover has piloted her team WARNER COLLEGE ci nter of • l.al'aye I • 28, Aieol above th** playing leer pau are in ranked mast ta Central. ul iin iinknow n qualil y. through a very successful season, f,,i Bperti l't»i»ul:ir wi'h Girli i, • CI i I and < Sold .iiiin- mer resigned. The entire bead played Roanoke 83. brick structure, the upper Iwn flours game! in succession from Hoagland, I'auline Cretbill, Marian .1 Indiana's finest Ilt-auty Culture il Thus they have dropped only tWO games. Mrs. Mildred Stover, who , iot in I 11*. Hoe- •lililielit this 1.llllll,*lli* '.,, Ale,dit 5. ll.Tiilnr Is I'roniint nt ot which iin* devoted to high pel I Hai lan, Avilla, l>lmhur.st, and Mark Oflberaa, Reaalyn Bna. Aleiha School All work taught in a n ' ii ,1 upon lo The phylag Baer 1 both io Garrett, have ti.d one with over fills' ll • TI were lllg- Three rniin'y t. ii:ii-, II *n i work. In this high school the hoys < 'eru Hatfield, Helen Sherwood, Dorothea Areola Tournament Team thorough aad -ruiilifi, manner. "ii.* 13, Ossian, Ji Bve feetleag and forty I • wide. Compliments Avilla, ami emerged victors in tin* ins: senior Engl I ih and solid sr, item V, .'v.* had Lafayette '••, Way aedal* LM. New Haven, and Iloagiund, must IH* ily outnumber th.* girls, tb, The fourth Woodhurn loss was ad- Nance, ihe Friendship Club sf Cen­ Ample patron practice. Kales ig ii eeaeerl to V ,*u, col af the lloor is a itage Name No. Wgt Allen County loin nament, low for work given. Catalog announced thai thirty mils had cone ir, bat i* I.il'ayelte lit, I'nion Cenler. Jr., 7. funked ,!,, , behind the leaders. All uur numbering 11(1 and the latt.i M, minised by Ajt-ola in a Kami- that tral High. M . Mary Leu,, tiirht ! I March. The wed for amateur productions snd of ham shown i, al ,1a--, ill OflM t ime or found the girls off form from fl hard 4 181 Indian : I.. t*fl Ml down and hold a tree. Address 111 West Wash­ mi' this Hflson foi tl Then Lafs] it I i. New Haven 11. pluys given in and by the sol Tht deprived of a ipe- Roach, Kosi-mary r„^r. Evelyn Teak, ' .* Haven i diminutive i,v death ! i , i.uy luppliea another an.l if any ..ne of them ahould , '•. Piaster, f 8 I in pee wow. „ ing Ion. include intia-niiiral \ ollcyball Lafayette 156, Anthony Wayne 19. An avenge ot twe hundred attend cinl . ,,,n nftet school, known tuaale the previoua ennrna*. iia/.le. Anita Scheumann, Thel­ • iih ih*. , ,,f ti nil", EMRK'll BAKING The last game of the Woo.lbuin ,M. Corbet, f 1 While: I'll sit down l.ut . as well as int, rs, bol i IL'. •V--J ,heee to IH- to many as fl ninth p.i tutl. be ma llaitinnn, Alice Zitzman. Lillian i 11 •*it on. iht- are ilthough n • ! f..r an i * luu itler, f ... . fl if I'll hold 0M of thpte mangy i Th,* llunteitow n girli are tha Alice I ' Lafayette L".>. I nioa Center, Jr., 2. Capacity of "'.en hundred may I.e pro ranked along with the city team tbey live so I'm from school. Six BleOtbr Sl.mp),.; the i • •: "oWWtl • COMPANY Decatur. .New Baa— has boea tei busses are provided to take the pupils St. Joe. The WToedbUn lassies were Central Triangle Club of Central II. Strombeck, f ... !» Mouroc*t'iIlv Waycrs eidad. confident of repeating an early sea H. 01 'i'l, g li i.-,ii •aeon lost only tV.. gamt '• Pirates .New Haven and M.iur.*o\ ille are •v l.uth North Side antl South lo and li. in •••••I I, hflflMaa I "ine of iligh, Klsie Wf.ltko, Mildred Kaoche. in (Iarrett, tnd t led »ne a it I t nt. however, the oddi si Side, but has shown up well in son victury over the SI. ,lne flextfli Anna leee Haffaar, Hetty Arnold, l{. M.IS.S. t 5 172 No. their grflati and when eilhei I'ort Wayne the private ears which some students A variety of SUbji I • • i*,l il slons ; i. i quite -it. 111. the season. The Monroeville Cubs, Marguerite Keller, Deb.res M, ss Mary Aldretl, Hetty Miinam | I;. Walsh, f 1 175 • • . II of thi in the Kjm G the hiv:h school rurriculum, and thi Tin* ' . I!„s- .ard . . . .*. Hut iievcrt helfss tlu-y play trix ,l l'ii!l. nasiiim, i( is tilled to CI Indiana pen. rally doped to capture the county Twelve lapiil'le Mathers have h.*,*n naann, .Nina (Justin complete the ng lotto I . In*lli<.er, and Helen Kranke; C. rdggr, f. g .... i n 7 150 eight teacl ithi r v. ith tl II, who M I . If One* in a while they meet defi .-it. toiirnameiil a fev. seem gathered tege-thed ho iaatruel ia this ular team with Margaiet Swcel, l.il Win alley Center Clul,, Veraifl Smith, It, Murphy, f, c .... from tin* main t . 1 To the oppeeing team thia ia tjuite Form I'ep Hand almut aqua] to New Haven in st rength. high school. Several Well i*,..in... ,1 linn Knoblauch, Gran Eby, E Dorothy Martin, Corinne Mudd, and Iht- I, Nil: ""l'oii know I . I. iilw.'iy. has Btever, senior En*fiith, olid geometry mobile ac: of the li a 11 lloairlarul, ihe team which emerged as Ol.ert, and Marg*aret Knoblauth giv- . ' ; the 1'olar- V Club of „M,l.(...,„l.l,tllll„...... l ,'S .-ue offered here, iiiclu.i a balance.I men!," and i' •• ; Mi M iiuiiiy ii'id a • of the • P Hut I iroo'l many times it' tl the county dark bor*-,* when they won i-HT good exhibition! when called ii|.,,n. North side Hiirh, Alice Swnnaoa, Hel­ • A gap hand hits recently l,<*eu oi iieri i,*,I couise, college prepiua- Wit: "Whal do yt.u mean, a bal­ Heepemarbin, BngUih; Mr. Gump • I the county tournament, must also be Woinlliiirn flhowld I* well represent en Griffith, Ilorothy IVt. , -. I.ucilc • nl . . . . I ganiaed st High Scl I i.iiv eoent and a general eeorae. anced meal ? " history an.l alflpahra; Miss Garrett the Ino I Ami our t iun feels batter as they San Ilernadino, California. It hn considered among the class of th. The usual eight period! at forty- ed a .-a.son by a igirls' - Mitchell, Ifarykacy Gulmeier. Frances i ma>,'- "Well, he puts just as many advanced iiiallit-iu.i -^raphy. Iii! t|..* hay. for it - those who play wind tourney. Heloics Mes'smann and Lillian Whippk, Lota (-lallnicici*. and Juanita •ve minatei .ach beginning at %xW tie his on one side of tin* tray M bt anil home economics; Mr. Toler, num iiinmei' 1 Ion', ilown p ive already A fen or train made a To rank the rest nf the teams ac­ Knoblauch am the only players lost . Norman, • mst rumenls. It. purpose is t., pi*, aad lasting until 3:30 make up tin* Hoppel. had I- ,,i*y. Redding-'s does on the other." mil training, henlth, and boya* phyii lay, nnd arc at gaaMfl. Tin re iiic ten ph.*. cording: to tbfljr sl length would IK si I I day iit New Haven. out of the dozen members on the cal education; Miss Duncan, Latin They went to Central to play in the id. • IK* Ci v i A re ill 's Tram Record the hand. nearly imiK.ssil.lt. Most of them have It-cause .-„ many studenls live far Pirate Players bookkeeping, typing, ihorthand aad . i ry. DAILY MARKET had a satisfacl.ry aeason antl all of from sehool and must leave with tin* • *h down the '!!,,* lir-t i'iu>ie they w*,.n, hut tl •*—1—1 -I- !• I -I -H I-I-I l-H-l-!• I "!• I ••! I-I-H commercial worh ; Mr. Boiler, biology to IK* I i i them have displayed excellent ba buses not, many outside activities Monroeville Record No Name Miss Hosteller. Dlld t h'-y lost. • II. • ball at one time or another during the can exist. The boys' BthletlC events, II. Kreigh lunior Mr. Hosteller, the principal, wh, till the lust MAKES • fhuruliusro 2t». WKBKK HOTEL leason. If the draw favors any one a hand and a HOW orchi.-iia take up Monroeville lil. Harlan 11. •'! Dafforn Junior teaches tociolocjr and citisenship. 1 ad. of them, IIm: Maun nuiy really go FLOORS all available time. A lied CrON MoarecrViUfl 18, W bam 1-'. 1 Nkhnlson Sophomore iwn nin tit ;ir friends, cannot fat RESTAURANT I • • II nly 1 places and upset all of thfl dope. Noth­ NON- •• agency has its headquarters at "tin* Moaroeviua 19, Hoagland 16. Id Pfckaid s ,,1 claim the largi itag • * all .* • .in t Smith Catboun ing definite can lie prognosticated from school, iii BfoaroeviBfl 1."., New Haven 17. s G Kreigh lunior SLIPPERY of the total inrolIntent, having; ;i circle to the ril icle*i lo, I a fail 11 Areola Whut a I'.irhtintr s'i'iii.I these Plratei Klcvtitiiiii their season's records, as in nearly Monrnevi'lc 18, Concordia 19. 2 Wallace Senior of nearly a hundred B ;-. 1 ' l tl. ba! every one of them it is a esse of team Monroeville l'.i, Kirkland 11. C Smith Feshmiiii cause of it.- in* • i Harold IC,l.l, Lunches 20c—2.1c 11112 Kivermet Kiflc Team Is Thriving 11 the I l„* lost , A defeau.I Wmi ti. which .let* Monroflvlllfl 18, Demter M. 1 H Smith Sophomore iri oup i. ,li\ id, ,1 Into i Ii ei • The otht i 17. ^,.(.MII,MII,tn«ll II..... II IIIIIIIIIIIIIMM.il Illllllll, I MM... ,, Pll .H" team C, which defeated team A. Organization at Areola; Monroeville ,'IS. Mark Center. <>.. II II Ptett Junior lions. A, H. and « '; while each •• n hniild furnish a wealth of n ll. J Some of the teams got off to a slow McNuroflvilk •:*:. Deeatar Cathelk T, '•''lingb.n Kreshman r t hree 'I o. .A One of CHy'l Hijfhesl I'hone A-2127 Hon lil.'IO Championxhip 1 * for . ad. ' start and have shown lots of improve­ Mt.nroeville :!1 , Ilernc I I and Ii. Rated Restaurants •ii 11, "HEY" "HEV" ment. Others seem lo have entered a Ifonroflrilk 90, dCentnl On! hoik 23, Hen: "(,'i\t- nie something to kill "Han;' hang" sounds from the mot h Karh ChSflS Has Ollicers the lo Id. "i- il or of "Wildest 1 slump recently. All must be taken M..nr.K*ville '22. Hunl. rb.w n 18. when CANADIAN "A" grounds of the Areata High Seht.ol M K. .per: "Have you tried moth COACHES . nl.vers of tht- freshman cla • ral 37. H l-l ll lllll Id l-l till I It-111 seriously because you never um tell Monroeville 2'.t. Woodlmrn li. the members of Ihe rifle team pre balls?" trailers lirown, preiid ' Sou of poi 131, what is going tfl happen in Indiana QssAsTm MALT The coach of the ham is the principal Miinr.H'villc 2r,. New Haven L'I. ers, vice prtflMent : Helen Entlei of lot ' ii basketball around tournament time. Monreerilh 18, Kirkland 17. Ban: "Yes, oM fet sis*, my eye­ Read this — then Of the si Hool, Mr. M. J. Cook, a ft.rniei •... and Arn*-* i. n • y faii- ' ii ,l is. Monreevflk Hi, Hoagland i<;. sight is bad ami I enn't bit them." SOUTH SIDE SHOE graduate of Ceatral of Tsri Wayn,*, Min Hoopengartner and Mr. Boalei lo the team; wa all have a l,,i of confidence ii 40. MonrOflvilk tl. IJoanoke LM. Mail the Coupon* 1 Monroeville Claims Honor Mr. Cook organized the team three Telephone Operator: "It will cost REBUILDING III" spoil,"is of 'hi * I , In th Mt.nriKwille Iti. Central Catholic L'I. r l'u trick's Day May Ihe lies! Team y.i.is age aad m UM th" Areola i:itt, y.ui 7. >o i„ talk to South Bend." 1. W. I'liHlisch. I'rup. Carl Kr* •, Bt Speller of Allen County Win team defeated all opneeaate, Salesman: "Cant you make a (pe­ 'hone II-II60 SEAL-O-SAN is an inexpensive gym York, vice president, and Joseph I > Elmhurst Team tal rate for hant listening? I warn te lick, se, retaiy t it-nsiircr, direct th« .a few • ; or St. Pat Dorothy Haukin . a pupil of Miss \ i er loving eup is the annua! 2818 South Calhoun Street cull my wife." floor treatment that beautifies the floor, ilfaira ,,f th,* lophomoi quintet te Ihe .South Side gJTBB. im d by t he II imt i BrOWB in the fifth grade of the award for which the teams strive. It Martha Hon '* IMMIIMIIIHU •ltll!IIMIIMIIIIHtMMMIIMIIMIIIIII«IIIIMIIII«* Fort Wayne. Indiana .•nl MM 1 of Thornton High Monroe-, ille .School, won the lirwt an- waa awarded by .1. W. Hick, ns t,, pre- Btever, tad Mi Cluh, of aloiiit IH Excellence Wins preserves the tvood, seals cracks and the is- ' I IIIIIIII I-It I I I till. I I II 1||. ii.il spelling bee, whi. b wu- mot, int. i.** i in thfl BpOfft It has been Elmhurst team, you're the one tean •lunior ofllei rs are Carl Geller, hold regular yell pi for me; pn ident; lalna Belli y. vice I f ff the Norton Manufacturing Com won by Central tl. , s. North •ii. and should show Where a i • yos ifoinK? Klmhursl team, you're as strong as dent, .'md llnzel MeComb, lecretary • pany of Kort Wayne la*-: spring. Aft­ Si.le onee, and Areola in the lasi m,*,.',. IC lusl.v t ,. ilownlown. DeLuxe Odorless Dry | MAKES FLOORS 10Q% !*urer. Miss Beithl Lair.-tl nod ,i now, In Sport antl life excellence cotnei er winning the fifth grade spelling Mr. < ook, presi,hri; of I ean ba. Ity. 1 Mr, Arlo Gump are the junior apoai a ('leaning "J ..nil. st. she competed with the -win­ i, polled (bat March 27 hn- l„*. • .Iust one chance for you made fame hut rlvinf °l home the winiu-r. ners ..I the sixth, BOWenth, and eighth ai a tentative dat,* f„r the next eon-' from the slant, NON-SLIPPERY ora. Walter Sloffer ia thi ie i | Huntingto • . * ire ht-1,1 uii etudes of the county i.nd won over test. Antl. t.h, what a thrill cume into oui "lent, dim Mah.no>' is vi,*,* preaident, won the Allen County dian • i-I-I-I i I I-+I-1-I--I--i-i-i-H-i-i- i-i i-i i*. ;; .'I Hr. Ser\iee on l{ei|in.-.( Doesn't show rubber burns. Easy to keep and Thuioii llaU-h is si eivtiuv -t reus the third lloor where ih, • : them also. As a winner in the county twent] active members hearts 1 p a few weeks ago, i:. raiiM' Emmuxs Dairy product* an Klmhurst team, when our victorious clean. Used by Notre Dame, Purdue, ui'i'i'. The doss ..r '.::! li ably raided •tody hall, which hi. in it. t.>*.i > ,n|s, ahe then competed ••d .-d with the National I i.Ol'S •I plays. by Mr. II iiiii Mi II • • ', ltd. I f.*w have BIBB and I'ETTIT : DeLlXK CLBANBR8 designed to Excel in Purity and Rich­ with the winner of ' I >• I •* I'itle Association. Michigan, Butler, Iowa, Indiana and thou­ Activities „f iht- school are carried * '..ils and won linally by spell­ We Baal great for the rest of our days ness they have Wmi to patronatge of //• , i li, I II i„ ih st, iini, on under the (ognomen of "Wildt portnnl part ef the consolidated Hardware—Furnaces— I'ort \\ aim's Most ing the word ".li!.-. correctly. Our advancing sehool always fet sands of other schools and colleges. Miuh ,-i,hi, r i,uni . •nd tTie school colon sre Black aad ,'n,t floor, IIII thia floor i a lit...I. thousanda. ii reward th, so fine . dU te Sheet Metal Modern Plant Hi ,-i Klmhurst team, when vou hit tha' Gold. Besides tin- liiad ichool I beautiful trophy,aad I> eived and irirls' flq**ada, Huntertown b bun-fry knowledgi 'i , lo liars in gold and a Hm-tiu, I,,,uhl im r, fmwutd i it-'ii-i line! Notice South Side's beautiful Floor! I urnace Work Our ahe it bojrr junior hiprh baaketball il their Iui', hei dall) lo the HIII.i, , own Hijfh pupils. •M-t-l-l l-l I-I-I-I--I I I I Illllllllll hing machine to be presented to ; ||VI : It cost only $34.00 to treat it with team. eafeti', °' ' Specially IIIIIII h,r mother. with white Kncrlishinan: "Say. every morn|ec i; "Have you a gang SEAL-O-SAN compared with over oilcloth. aad pull up ui Words About Woodburn Thi­ gallon! of wilier" ; 1122 11 Stile St. A-9183 i "I don'l know. My wif. ol riels that live nothing*, jn ' went down tti got thfl car out of $400 last year for ordinary treatment Warriors morn in i' 1 fit n canoe and pull up ••III I IHI-H'I ! I IUI I llllll. it." within ii radios —A Real Saving! Use the coupon! Tie foil,,wine ptayeii will repw ihe rh Illllllllll!'1'' • •••I i i | .|..|..|..H t--l'I l-I-H l-l-l •Ml l-h X H' • • I fs^^-*e-* the \\'ooilhurn Wl ,l"' to tad from ichool la afforded I • ( ompliments Any Car "tional. The nunil«*r of Iheir jersey. A. HATTERSLEY THK LANTZ MAT A FORT on the team, and position played • . ninth perlodi Eskay Dairy Co. Washed and (.'reused $1.50 MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! by i ach mem1 * d below, H SONS CLEANaatfl WAVNE (LKARv & BAILEY Specialized Itiliriealinn and Hi ntinjtton Laboratories, Inc., '.,. N'ame riculum to lead, the MaaMejtae, ledkaw, ((INTKACTOKS A (ompletf CleaninR "The Rest Mi IL' Power Washing John llos'e'l,*!-. forward thai it wouldi TEAM WIN! Plf-iac have your rcprcicntative call and tell til more about Harold Knoblauch,guard .... HcBtiafi Phmbiag and St-r\ ice PROMPT PRINTERS Can ' bd I ,,r and Delittrtfl StMl-O-San, the perfect gymnaaium floor treatment. We ire It-r, f,o ward. . . u Klictric Wring Fairfield al Ifciher John Schuma.-lifi*. guard, • • • her: "Jamee, ' ' Work Culled For an3 A-4133 Hunyan's Super Service Albert KneblatS-i h, fm ward. - • I)tli\ «ied S. C. Corn, i l ill,,om A* Kudisill ROIK>I*I Steveneon, i enter.. • • Pupil: "Only wm' We're Wilh You, I'll,,," II Korviiie Sehepelmann, center. • V illinm. should •' A-.-llOn-llls K. Slale III v. Cenlral 'Make "lour \|,p,,inl minis lM SLICKS Porreat Ashton, forward .... 1 _ Stmts Other PupHi "No'm, h • ihouM have Un* Morning"" Henry Bynade, guard !llllllllllllli!lllllllllllllliilllllllllli||||llllllllllllllllllllllll||||||||||l||IHIi;illlllj;. N'oiuii Lowdfln • nter mid "•' &=m

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will presont i rome-dy titled "The 'Lit-1",',' " * ...... I..,. », M.I ,i,i*i,„*,,i,<. _,.,.. n., ,, ,,,,., „, -,,,,„. more w. . .•i—i—*i *<**>* rau-iiet. Valparaino, IjOgsnsport, Marion, Wi­ .1,* IV.son."" l.v (leurgf Hilton Snv-^e. I«*» 'lu.nel.when th.7 were ,ne t aide present fat, mitw Awarlcans attend!siting things abont Hawaii i . nfrsl, "All uii.-.xt ions will IK- answered to the ley (Terre Haute), Nappanee, I on license. The seem- of the play is an elevator]'0 nn(-t-ther. work togflthiT, play I friend, Kasne II . mite ,'artment ii, si you probably »up- tioai on all phases ot avistion. residue of institutions that are ex- Prison." ,|i» their motto. tofrther, and do everythinif together I clu,., of the Pin P°se&, to answer questions on sristion

\ > f rage Fourteen THE Tut K.\ \ i.us March 4.

H- I I III H"M-'H"H lllll M-I-H-H. I I I I I I III I I I I I Nil •* Hill 1.1 l-l- The host school bids a wel­ come to all schools entered - \\line\er wins the Regional ;; in the Regional Tourney. here ue hope will go far in •; THE TOURNAMENT NEWS the stale meet. :i|..|..| I I l-H-l-H-H-ll Illl I-I-H-H-1--• Published by the High Schoqjs of Fort Wayne .ENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL LlBrflfr^"" Vol. f>.-No. 2. —L'JW'T WAVNE, INDIA: Fort Wayne, Indianu, Friday, March 11, 1932 Price LO Cento un ea Soulh Side's Quota inner Plans For Soph Of Tickets Sold North Entrance <>l llo-si School I.H.S..4.A. Kulc Will Receive Visitors Strong Teams ftirty Arc Made Affects Schooli Many Fans Will (iu to State in Pauline Van border, A. Verne Air Entered In Spite of Team's LOSH South Side, North Side, Central of Clame Klint,and Parents of Olf leers I'layers Must Abide Regional Meet When You're in Fast Company l'» Chaperone liy |< II IIIII; Ninety-nine Tickets Sold Huntiaftoo, HlulTton, Deca­ Committee of 8 Is Chosen Does Not Include All Games Kurh of thi* three high seliD.ils in tur, and Hartford City !'(l,t Way iu- received Mats tickets l„ "If the -uph,init.it. pan*,- turns „ui ih,' amount uf six percent „f their en- Attention has lu-en called to the fact Have Made (iood Records. '" b8 U food as it is iilamu-cl I am i *uili .side, North Side, and Cen­ i„l]nit-iit. South Siilt* sulil all ninety sure that il will I,,, tb,* must naieCflU- nine state ticketa. tial High Schools are, by elimination ful one ant gnwm ii bath s„i,*," in the .sectional Im.skeiball tourney Decatur Is Picked by The lurgest attendance at the (SC- -.ml Mtii I'aulir,,. Van 0«dara one of held last Kriday antl Saturday, aub- lional was thi* fifth He.ssion due to tin laculiy sdviaara of thi tophonon Many Sport Writers lass ject to that rub- in the l'.i'.'H handbook faet that Central pluyeil Suuth Siile ll •. Hi,* party will k* held ttUS ol the I. II, S. A. A. which reads:— thii session. The sixth anil last ses­ tn 11 o'clock on Friday waning, N'.i basketball games shall be played Jackets (-let Break in Draw; Mai sion wus also attended I.y an extieiiu- ch IN, llfj, Kioni | t„ ;i o'clock by players or schools after the State Plav Harllord Citv 4 ram ly lai'if " meet st tees. aaa will i„* play-ad in ths urymat*. final 'I tiurney." First The same mt-mheis flf tha faculty '"• ''"•» I tO 111 o'clock 1*.-fresh- This rule has been interpreted will help at the re-grional as ditl at tht flits ami in, ,*iiti*i*lainiii,*nt -will bl by Ihe Board of Control lo apply When the Fort W'avri.* Regional sectional. ran in ii,,. mtuturts, nnd fi-tmi ii) lo inter-school games and not to ;els under wuy four highly touted ' II students may .lam*.* in th*.- gym- inlra-schonl games. "Within the liiintits will light for the regional isium. Hub Stone's „i,*lii*st r-flfl will HOMER G. DAVISSON school" basketball playing is per­ ovide the Basle. itle. The four teams which will par- mitted al ant time, hut students SPEAKS TO ARTISTS Junior Ripp,. is in charg,. mt tt I,ilpata an* Hartford City, HlufTton, le ..f liikeis. n,. win |„, ftosuutst who play basketball on any teams .luntingloii, :tml Duster. This is the olher than in ""inlra-school" irst time in ten years that a Fort "Nashville Colony of Artists" I u et,nin„ltei* which bus nut vt-t been games after the State Finsl Wayne team has not taken part in Subject of Talk Given by Ar- na.inedn . tourney or after the season has heir own rej*i,.nal tournament. tint; Exhibit I'aintinjjH Mark dross is in charge fll tin- tw rinsed in their high school, make The drawiriK* has l.roUKrht together iratit.n commute,.. He has anna >unci-il themselves ineligible for all ath­ One .,1 llie most Ufld i*nl inures of South Side 11 i af h School is the north It. Net-son Snider lit- Decatur Yellow Jackets and the "Nashville Colony of Artists" was hat they will bfl carried out in gtSW letics until January I following, ent ru nee which leads directly intti the large school gy nwasillBl in which the Hartfurd City Airedales in the first the subject of the talk given by Hornet ttt Saint Patrick's I>ay. The Art De- and also jeopardize Ihe standing It. Nelson Snider will continue in his iame on .saturilay, Mart-h 11, at 2 G. Davisson, well-known Kort Wayne mrtment will niakt- the decorat ions. regional games are to be playetl. Tbis doorwiy opens off of barrow Avenue ol ilun high school in Ihe iui.* oi Host im- the regional tourna­ p. m. artist, sst the Art Cluh meeting held ''"• ] Bstll Is ,ti charge fll t he en* All |.« .,|,i,* an* ID use tins entrance to ,'titer tin* school tiuilding tomorrow, as I. H. S. A. A. The basketball ment Saturday. He will ba at hand to laat Wednesday in the Greeley Room all .it hers will I.e closed. welcome all the principals, teams, One hour later the Bluffton Tigers • 'ertainmenl in the cafeteria. Boh season closes for all players and Mr, Davisson stated that Nashville i'ltin-.h and I'aul Suetterlin wil 1 take all teams in the I. H. S. A. A. on coaches, and spectators of the visiting take on the Huntington Vikings in BASKETBALL proves most dynamic when clean sports­ ii a typical old-fashioned county seat •are t.t the games in Ihe gym. They the evening of the final day of .schools to .South Side. what promises to be a very interest­ town in Brown County in southern the Stale Final Tourney and the ing tilt, as tht- Tigers were- the region­ .vill in- aided i.y Man-Jeanttflaaoaan and al champs last year. However, the Indiana.. Its present population is Phyllis Augsburger. Kvelyn Sch aaaitl Scoring 1*011011 of Contenders basketball season closes for all ahout 5S0. T. A. Steele who is a mem players and all teams in indi­ Senior Fun-Fest Huntington team this year is a very .» chairman of the eommittei. of 51 l.ver quintet and dope favors them manship prevails, followed by keen competition. The team lar of the National Academy ol" Di vidual schools un the evening of »'ho will look after the refresh nients. The- following table, with the ag- pactetl lo scale the heiifht.s of state o upset the Red and Black clad play- sign of New York. William Vawtei the day closing the season for Planned By P-T.A. The chaperones will l„* the faaculty ,'i*egations listed uceordinir to the luui nament aspiration. Alexandria, -rs from Hluirton. 1„ 0. Griffith, Adolph Schultz ulvisers, who are Miss Paulina- Van •iheiiule of regional play, illitsiiiii, cimpiised of t.rie uf the most dan­ interschool games in Ihe school. In the game between Liecatur and that pulls together, without grand-stand plays, gains those ••??** "Shorty" Graff are some of the art­ 1,,1'iler, and Mr. A. Verne Flint, and the number of contests in which each gerous uml feared aggregations in the The interim between the sectional Mrs. C. K. Kin-|i|ile Announces Hartford City, the dape favon De- ists who annually paint landscapes of ,he parents ..f the officers. actional tournament victor partici­ stute, ll e.\|„*ett-tt to be forced lo the tourneys and the final tourney is Chairmen to Represent :-atur, whick upset the Archers last this little square of Hoosierdom. Many pated; total points stored by the win limit baton subduing the ambitious not a period of lime for violations Three t. roups week in rather startling fashion. The hard-to-get points. The longer you stay at the top, the better uf the artists who come tu Brown ners; total points leii.idid Ity their Technical group, while (jreencastle, by players or teams in schools that have been eliminated or fellow Jackets went into the game County have farms there, and ot hil­ ipponents. Columbia Citjr, Hedford, Franklin. I '• Kej-ional Schedule Plans for the annual Senior Fun- the underdogs hut caught the Archers ars quests at the Nashville House catur, Frankfort, Nappanee, Conners­ whose seasons have closed. At Attica N.O, T. P. Op.T. Fest to be held in ll.c evening ol from the Central game which ia very quaint and a typical ville. and Washington sre also sl. Neither in il a period tor viola­ you have to be a constant striving to improve is the 'linton vs 4 !*."« May 16 at the Harrison Hill Grade earlier in the day. It iems that the artist's lodge. All of these pall Saturday. Marrh 12 ,:„ Iii be i.ressed to their utmost before tions by players and learns in lillsl.t.n. I \'2'2 5a School auditorium, have been started Decatur squad, coached by Herb Cur­ and many others from all parts of 2:00 P. M—Hartford City vs. inei tfing triumphantly. >t*hiM>ls thai have been eliminated lieiTit-astle vs. . . 4 \'2\, 91 tis has again hit the stride that they UH country contribute to the art (ral I lecului. ur whose seasons have not by Mra. C. K Km-ppie, P-T. A. presi­ 'rawfol dsville , 4 122 were in in January. If they continue penalty, not only of maintaining, but also of setting the •i OO P, M. H u n t ing to ti vs. N closed. dent. The program will last about an lery in Nashville. il ijfh School Staffs this way they will take the regional Blutfton, At Auburn hour. The entert-uinment will eon Man* Artists Visit Nashville championship from Fort Wayne and Mt P. M.-Winner nf limn l' M 1 lit 54 Publish Tourney News •list of three parts, each of which Nashville is the smallest town in tht will travel to take part in the State pace when you're in fast company. game vs. winner ."{ :O0 (Iarrett 4 137 Ti PRIZE TO BE GIVEN will laat twenty minutes. The groups l.'nited States to have an art museum l.askethall tournament at Butler Field I'M. game Ileiiver liam vs. . 4 h2 54 South Side Times IN in (ieneral putting; on the entertainment are to Almost 1000 people visit Ihis art trai­ 'ulumljia City . . . 4 107 M TO BEST SALESMAN be made up of students, faculty and House on March IK and 1!». Charge; Miss Leah Austin ler)' a day in summer. Mr. Davisson At lied ford senior parents. Mrs. Nellie Mender The Curtis coached men had a fair (untinued by saying; that there are Seymour vs 4 If 2 54 Directs Work Hooster Club Members Who Sell son, ehairman of the senior P-T. A„ ia season, winning* eleven frames and probably more artists in Indiana than Co-Op Club Picture French I.ick 1 75 54 Most to Receive Free 'he leader of the Kroup of parents: losing but seven. They finished this in any state in the country, but Fort Taken for Cald ron 1 114 4H Through the co-operation ot the \fnwnen Mr. Roland Schafer, music instructor >n without having played sny The NEWS-SENTINEL was in fast company at the Exhi= Wayne people know very little about New AI hany 4 42 three high schools of Fort Wayne, at South Side, will be the chairman of ivertime games although they hsve it. ihe publication of The Tournament played in sonn. close ones. They hsve U I oliii.il.ii- . the faculty; snd Frank Dulin. present (iroup Derides to Have Roller '"Those of the students who sell the run up 107 points to their opponents' Mr. Davisson is Fort Wayne's own :i News has lieen made possible. Sev senior class president, will be the com­ tm eral assabiri of the South .Side most merchandise at the first games 170 during the current season, a fact artist snd has lived here twenty years. Skating I'arty; R. Doengei Is llreenshurg 4 127 fill mittee head of the senior students. bition of Newspaper Typography held in the Ayer Galleries, IIIII. — . The N.ut herner, antl The Spot­ of the regional tournament will be which speaks something for their He has also won many swards at the Chairman of Committee Franklin vs 4 Refreshments will lie served hy the IM H light staffs went to the cities to he permitted to do the same at the final (coring ability as well as their defens­ Hoosier Salon in Chic-afro. In the rear I'olumhus 4 170 mu junior mothers after the program. i,'. I in the V«gi,,nal tourna conflict," stated Misa Nell Covalt, who ive powers. .if his house he has a very interesting A picture „f Ihe Ca-0*. Clul. was M Ktanstille to oStain general is in charge of the concessions at all Mrs. Nellie Henderson will call a The fellow .Jacket team is com­ Washington Square, Philadelphia, recently. It was selected studio which is like a rustic barn. Ofl taken for the Calilron at the reg-ulai [M Tennys<»n vs 4 121 nu news, spurts news, and advertising games, in an interview Tuesday. meeting- soon which will be attended prised of Hill. Buffenbartrer, Oft, paintings are hung on all the walls meeting last month. (hini-ville 1 H8 52 material. Popcorn, coca cola, candy, peanuts, by her committee composed of Mrs. (Jay. Feasel, P. Strickler. Cowan, Wk'fA for exhibition. Antique furniture is The cluh then adjourned to room Ross LaMarr. general program chair­ Bosse ( Kvns.) vs.. . 1 Hf> The South Side Times was in gen­ pretzels, and Kskiino pies are to be Blythe, (',. Stmkler, Ehinger. Soudera, as one of the 53 newspapers to survive out of a total 1451, placed in front of an old fireplace. •1.17 where a short business seaesion man; Mra. F. Fisher, general hospi­ Tell City 4 IHI; 7•7 eral charge of the paper which was sold in the gymnasium Saturday, and Eady. These boyi have demon­ Traveled Extensively was heltl. It was decided by the flub tality chairman; a committee of the At Fori Wayne printed by The School Print Shop, March 12, by the following fifteen strated their ability io far this sea­ .Mi. Davisson ha.s traveled very to have a roller skating party for junior claaa; and a number of senmi Hut fas sl city ra. 4 16M HI ilui iiiK the absence of Miss Rowena South Sitle High School pupils: son. much in his painting career, lie has ihis month's activities. Thfla AH the Louise Hawthorn, Louise Frost, I^u- mrents. This group will decide on and the only Indiana newspaper which remained to be 4 N ill Harvey, faculty adviser of The painted lanscapes nf Br,,HII County. .'iiniiint tee for arrangt-nient of the •ile Fiost, Wayne Morningatmr, he typ«- of stunt and plan for a re­ lllutrti.n va 4 75 I Leah Austin of the Cen­ Catskill Mountains in New York, M party are. Romaine Hoenges, chasir- m Charlea (irimes, Charles Messer, Carl hearsal. Recreation (lub Holds sachusetta' sea port**, Bruges. Bel aaa; Be-taa Theile. and Owen 4-ranaa 4 Uf tral Spotlifftt was in charge. tP'i classed with the New York HERALD-TRIBUNE, Milwaukee Bennett. Roliert Parrish, (lien Qeesjssr, Pleasure Meeting: gium, and local scenes. "I am always Mr. OuSUttm at the Wayne ("<.m \t Frankfort .lack (ieigtr, Helen Cook, Mildred U'banon va 14!i 17 Former South Sider inspired by the place I am in at the pany, gave a very interesting talk tin .! Heeler, Gam-Hava Moody, and (;«-r- The Recreation Club held its reg­ time," stated Mr. Davisson. . Frankfort 4 127 Booster Names Omitted export trade and how it will afTect • KI tried Into College ablini* Havert. ular meeting Tuesday afternoon, Feb­ JOURNAL, Cincinnati ENQUIRER, Los Angeles EXAMINER, Ihe industries tt nil c..unities in the l.lfeiMin (Lay.) VH. 4 li", 1 ruary 0. The meeting was called t,, Kxhibit of Paintings in (Jreeley HIM.m Then- uill IK- a check room in The South Side Times wishes future Fowler 1 M tt Honorary Fraternity ortli-i l,y the president, Susie Hi Hi,, There is an exhibit of twenty of his ,| Leon CntlerwiHiil and L.or- to take this opportunity ,„ A motion picture. "'The Span Hu At lntli.in.,|„,l, guy. Ruth Sharp, the secret ary, then paintings in the Greeley Room. This .tta Foellinger iii the east entrance t an error which was and other newspapers that could stand the test for detailed picnic" was shown to the cluli through Alexantliia 1 .'! M 4H Meier, a funnel student tt reatl the report of the last meeting. «&'-»! exhibit will remain there from March .1 tlie pressroom. The lost and found made in the Archer Hoostt-i he courtesy at Mr. Mottar. the clul Technical, lltitlls. 1 4 141 If South Side, was recently alerted a The program, which was an interest­ i to March 11. One of the paitniiiRs department will also be there. Club advertisement in Ibe Sec­ and th.- Part Wayne V M Westland vs ."! M .".2 inciiil.ei of I'iu T'beiii Kii|.|.a. a na­ ing one, was under the direction of f'The Ostend Gate," which i.s one Violet, yellow, purple, gold, I,Lu k, tional paper. In thi.s ad Miss Ulllivilie 1 ir., tional C.IICKC fraternity. Jean ll a and crimson will lie the colors used in Myrtle Baumgartner. (lames were inspection and analysis of typography, layout, illustrations, pencil and then used oils, tte body, a I>«"1> nession was held in t he Thfl la Ma thai was sent to \ii i: of the club, were in charge of the Mont itt-1 lo vs HI South Side Student Dies received this idea of the pencil work gymnasium last Wednesday. The pur­ ."! It Nslaoa Balaa informing him ,,f this meeting. from Woodrow Wilson when he was 1 If 7 pose of the meeting was II. I'Xpl • I M rollowi: EM ^T mt Logansport vs. . . :; 107 12 The many friends antl relatives of and to be a clean, fast-moving, straight-shooting, goal- president of Princeton. Mr. Davisson lo the entire student body the appre­ Mi.ich 5. UM was living at Wilson's home at that Delphi .; .;., R. Nelson Bl I^iis Stillwell, a junior of South ciation mt the team for ihe nay they Side, mete sadly grieved by the new s time. hacked the Archers during Ihe aatxe- \l Marion South Siil.* High Sell...,I Offer Unusual Course oj Study : Marion vs *s :m :.l Port Wayne. Ind. ,hat Lois had died Wednestlay, Mareh reaching newspaper of broad appeal, built to satisfy the A cordial invitation wss given by tional tournament. 2. While in school, Lois was an ac­ M I'llel.i 4 M i','.i My .l.ai Mi. Sm.l.-i Mi. Davisaon to all the members of The peUf session started out with tivity member of the Archery (Tub. in Honolulu, Letter Disclosed the Art Club to visit the exhibitions at yells, "Yea, (Ireen. Via While," and .la.ksoi, "I"«|, **- 1 M 54 I am glad i„ toll yuu th., the Port "Wayne Art School. The ihe „l,l "C.azella." Delbeit Hisl-t-r. t 4 HU H M. i. , , a former student in South The funeral was heltl Sunday, March modern American home. Pointings of William Vawter, eminent captain of the Archers, thanked t Kit* Al \larlin«iille Side II inrh School, has been elected a »"., in the Missionary Church with lf« Cenlral High School exchanges tht Brown County artists, will lie exhibi­ students in a speech in which he said llranil vs 1 IM 117 member of Phi Theta Kappa. Phi I.ightner officiating. Six friends of Spotlight lor the Pinion, the schoo, in a very friendly way. There is a • i vet! as pall bearers: Mar­ ted March 16. that never in the history of our school Monrovia 74 M Theta Kappa i» Ihe national junioi col Baser ,,t MeKialsy High School ,,i fairly large field of subjects in Mc­ eella Lehman, Kdith Figel, Marie has the student body supported its Wiley lT. H.) vi... 4 lis H lege fraternity ft.r* scholarship. To Honolulu, Hawaii. When Ruth Hold Kinley High Sch'tol. We have always Officers Pictures lo Be Taken Van (lunten, Treva Gerber, and team in such fine style. :l i\r. 52 lie eligible a student must have rank­ erman was exchange editor of the been attending classes in our usual Arrangements were made for the ed within theup|>or fourth of the stu Ksther Baumgartner. Spotlight, she wrote a letter to th. Mr. R. Nelson Snider, princip-ml, Al Mishawaka attire, excepting that we do not have Totem for taking the pictures of Ralph dent body at all time previous to her Pinion exchange editor asking about then expressed his thanks and intro 4 Uf 72 to wear three ..r four thicknesses of Fitch, Gertrude Jones. Rhoda Toot- election. At Ihe time of her election, M.Kinley High School and the cut coats, even in the winter time for we tluced to the entire school the mem ."> Ifl 57 Various Opinions hill, Mary Turner, Bill Hockett, Jack she must rank within the upper ten loins ,,f the Hawaiian people. The let have no snow." 4 160 42 (Continued on page 8) tiers of the team. 'it. As to State Tourney ter she received in return for hers Nappanee 1 ill 67 Kazuo said that there wai a "fairly < Sincerely yours, Results A re Given proved very interestinjr. large lield of subjects in McKinley." Al Manrie Sifjned, Ix>ui*se Dudley, Ilean. The tvebangi- editor of the I'inior Compared to Central's subjects it is Richmond vs 4 DO 67 was Kazuo Harimoto. Ruth waa un­ huge. Besides the subjects offered in Aviation Department Created 4 110 69 French (Tub Publishes Magazine "After Muneie has gone through a tough regional, they will then breeze able U> decide whether Kazuo was a Central are these: Retail selling, ma­ Newcastle vs 4 in 56 The French (Tub of Evanston Town­ boy or girl MI she inquired. Here is chine calculation, g-eneral science, loo- ship llig-h School, Kvanston. Illinois, through the state tournament," says On South Side limes Staff' 4 140 the answer to ber question: "Perhaps • publishes it notebook size newspaper captain Ilelbert Disler. logy, agriculture, electricity. radio, At Rushville once a month, Thin French paper is this will he a surprise to y,,u, ,.i per cooking, that is, for ix.th boya and 3 102 46 "Newcastle is going to take Mun­ haps it will lie a pleasure to find thai girls. Also Japanese, Chinese, cafe mimeographed by the office antl sells cie in the regional and then proceed Bill Gerding, Harry Offutt, Students of Aereco Fljin«r Milan :. OK for a penny a copy. I, the Kxchange Kditor, am a Itoy teria management, mechanical draw­ i • tn take tb. stale title," states All- Service, Will Answer Questions Put in Times Mail Box ; Lawrenceville vs. . 3 47 My full name is Daniel Kazm. Hari ing, R. O. T. (', argumentation, stage­ Connersville 4 M• 62 Latin Student*. (Jive I'lay SectioiialCenter Banet. moto, l.ut I am not known as Daniel craft, interior decoration, commercial In the manner of the old Romans, ilur will encounter tough op­ My friends all call nie Ka-zun." art, free hand drawing, library train­ Urge Pupils to Co-operate With Newly Formed Group. At Sullivan I style show and » playlet depicting position in the regional but will go This letter from Hawaii is very ing, architectural drawing, artcraft, Waishington vs. . 4 SH 67 a Roman wedding wars presented I.y through the state finals," is the opin- astronomy, mmtgt, treology, Hawaiian Vincennes 4 125 69 the but in pupils of McAlester High neatly typewritten in the Am. Well, well, well, and other exclamations of surprise. The Time« I'nion v« 4 1 n.'l «."i School, MeAlMter, Oklahoma. The on of Jack Fleming, the unequalled language. Many interesting fucts arc art, landscape antl gardening*, prac­ staff, along- with the rest of thi.s crazy world, i« ipttin* air-mmded. Stendal 4 100 76 nt udents appeHiIng in the styl. guard of South Side. learned about McKinley. Kazuo wr„l. tical gardening, and professional displayed togas, (units, and stolas. "Alexantliia," reported the flashy as follows : "Our school, thfl McKinley housekeeping. In fact, they have almost given up their horse craze lon enough Despite the fact that the o\ er K The playlet consisted of three scenes High SchtHil. is (hfl largest publii Just imagine, all t hese subjeets and whelming majority of s port scribes Frem Jones, "will win the tourney at to install a new department in the 8taff_lf the gentlejrwderw shnwign the betrothal, the wedding, high school in all of the eight Ila wai every other subjis t that Cent ral »f- truthfully consider the prized state the Butler Field House." and the wedding procession. high school in ull of the eight Ha A number of clubs organ i/,,1 in inquisitive enough to read this far which the students msy ask The way tournament to be merely a "toss-up", 'Tyburnin will come through if they 99 wiiiiun Islands, which are all undei Hawaii are the same as some ..1 ' they will finally find out what we to ask questions follows: Wait until the writer favors Muncie's state Make f'urrenl Event Notebooks keep up the tine showing they have the Stars and Sliipes. At present here. Sonic exainpl- a re Na­ Fort Wayne's "Qood Evening Newspaper have been talking about; namely that after the ninth period hell, and, when soveieign to retain their precious The stutlents of the IIA history made all M*U*-„II," reports Wayne Tru­ a new name will appear in The Times all is quiet in the school I n the region clsas of the Columhia High Schooi, there are over a hundred rooms, and tional Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, thione ownership by recording their lock the school authorities are ixpectinf masthead—~w,*»M, Bil....l. Gerding'.'I'l'",, , a•-•n• air-minde—-- d ,,f ,he study hall, stealthily creep Cnlnml.us. Indiana, are making' cur­ Torch Society, (Iirl Reserves. Hi V, second ,*,mseeiilive championship. The He. ry gives his opinion as, "(ireen- to increase the rooms (•> over two hun­ tenior, has been appointed Aviation ()„wn the hall, Wing mtW_dWjmm rent events scrap hooks, containing Art Club. Radio Chafe, anil Ha nn,,iii,*a Bearcats will no doubt receive their caatle will have tough going all the Editor with Harry Offutt as his as- nr(. n„t ..l.served by anyone VVhen news articles „r pictures pertaining dred. This does mil include the large Club. Of course, there are many most acid examination in their local Ifl ,'-.cuts thai have just taken place siatant. vou have m-ared the region" hj-- way, but should come out on top." cafeteria I which enn be used for play­ others thin - • .ulti IK* mentioned . They west door of the study ha I (all th«? regional tourney by attempting to in various pails of the worlil. With A little bit of dope shoultl lie given "Columbia City is the team that is ing basketball), the janitors' qua have clubs for sl nationalities and tm.e lieinc unobservetl > drop ymr nbruplly luilt the onrush ing Newcast le the articles they write a summary of going to spring the surprise this the dental i,,„ni, Ihe dispensary, the here to inform the reader just who JStta'S the little mail kWWtkm vi,*imy march, the .vent. The students may make occupations. these person* are. Harry Offtitt li a either current event s books t f write tournament," says "Bashful" Hymn physical education buildings, antl the McKinley High Snaari mana mm "enior at our fair school and has been mid bulletin hoard on the smith Although numerous upsets are an- Mann. large auditorium (which acc.mnio side ,.f the west entrance to room t»- teim papers. a pretty ,l,*sirul,|o place t„ g*. .. a pilot for over a vear. Bill (Icrdinir t ii ipiileil to aeflV during this heelic It may also lie added that these dates approximately li.dPO students, with such names as Nakayama. Mi.su is another aenior and has jusl com All this secrecy is necessary, I * and I may tid.l thai it is the larfrcst iomekind hearted ,H-rson .shaWe to regional celebration, QiaantfllUl Class Dramatizes I'lay opinions are the result of much labor Kuguja. Nishiguchi. Azuma. nnd pleted his first solo flight. Both are lumbia City. Bedford. Franklin. Tell The dramatics class of the Atchin- on the part of Delliert antl lleil..it. enrolled at the Aereco Flying Service. think that v»u are one of the many auditorium in Hawaii.) Wi hava, la I it in a. Ztrn creatures that write.o that < Hy, Ilecatur, Frankfort, Alexantliia, soii High School of Atchinson, Kansas, two prominent members of the South <>ne lieing a licensed pilot, the other will pr.-s. i.t a comedy titltd "The Lit- McKinley, an enrollment »f ll.Tdti ni Wf hope to hoHi -om. „„,„ri„us character, Patty P*M; Valparaiso. logansport. Marion, Wi­ Sul.* quintet, when they were notable piesent. Ves, many Ameii'iin*: attend esting things aUnit Hawaii , v-ltlr •ii's I ptt| .-»•« •*-.-. «o A *_» mmSLM a aoloistwho is trying for his private ..n." by (leorjre Milton Sav«,*re. Sold Af All lliith School (lumn. license. All questions will be answered to the ll y (Til,.* Haute), N alppilllee, I'oll- to find the rest of the fellow team­ our Khool. In fact, all nationalities anil McKinley in p. L- WOWO—WQLx f .\-UIOS rtpp. *- awa-MFatt *•} bast of theae boy*' knowledge, and all ne ,.f the play is an elevator The main purpose of the new de­ neisville, and Washington are the which is known as "The I.ittli- mates. "(Jive all the cities a bresk," study together, work together, play friend. Kn/uo Hal mire Srion. «re urged to send in ques­ residue of institutions thst sre ax­ is their motto. 5-H-t. I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I . partment ia. as you prohably »up- tion! on sll phsaei of arlation. Prison." 1 tofether, and do everything together editor of the Pinion. \W**.\, noeed, to answer question* on svistion

{ -> I ^r fHE TOURNAMENT NEWS March 11, 1»3S" Page l*WO March 11, H»32 Nothing to Wear THE TOURNAMENT NEWS I'lllfl* The Tournament News Tourney Tabloid Jazz Jingles Tourney Teasers Oh, whut a condition tu be in with Heads Hartford City School* Hester Hall Poet Th, l,„o."...„,,t N*w», u„l>l.*,l,.*,l a, intere.t of thr has-tlu nal and nothing to wear! About two years „,„•: hold al I*.... w„>„.*. has Iwn publ.slie.l tlir.,u«h aj-jo tht -.'lull, whieh I belong to, went "Two Loves Huve I," sigh we all at- He may be the apple of his mother's eye, but he'a not For Meterites, Has taflfa ..r II,. S,„ll, Sole T,,,,.**., I'l.e Ossaal Wln-re State Finals Will Be Held io our eottuge ulonjf the St. Joe Kiver. Wt IUI ut the luin.lsoini. players on even appealing to me. BiKitlight, i 'i"' Noa* Ma Mem Written Many Poems School had been dismissed on Wednes­ some of the visiting teams.— day, so we took our skates, jumped And it is hard to be faithful and true Tom Kaplan: "I spent twice as much time on Eng­ Hist,*!* Ball, • well known South I'KIIM THE TIMKS in our curs, or junk heaps as most and ull that sort of thing when we lish us on any other lesson." Plda poet and musician bus recently Oaamaml Manaarr. I."..llii K.K.-lli„ii,*r. Ni-*»« Mil*.!, Mary Jan.* see bow perfectly gorgeous thut big Mo.ios.na Kdlli.i, Nancy Vu|.|.. Copy Kditor, Kl.i.or W»bu; other people called them, antl headed Miss Peck: "Oh, yes? Well twice times nothing is bean elected chief i>..et tut tha Meter- |.al lop" Editora, .Lin..* H,»••.•I* Hurliara row, Kvolyn for the cottage. tall center i.s und how simply mag­ Its Club, She i-*; very talented in wl il •Wta Editor, Chuck Ilun, Sport- Wrlt-ra. II..I. P. i.e. K,l- nificent (my deur) that cute little still nothing." »«rd HornicV Paul Nubia, Hub Parrtak, W„y... Partnr, l..*ii..---i DU- When we arrived at the cottage, we i" poatry, The faUaariag ara s..m" , , .,,.,. * -,..**-. Edward H.oi.i.k. J.m Suvaae. Edwin found the river had come up, and forwanl is, and but why go on?—It ,,i her postal: r,', Shirley l.vntz Wayne Orudritn, Hill McC'ah.ll, Hornet Hi-oil,, happens in the very best of families!! Miss Ht* in mil: "Give me a sentence with the direct I,..,.* loan !'•.. Ilu.l.il Mniili-y. Mary Jone Kol • . Jan, flooded the lowland around the cot­ v*.... ,i nk .lluoineaa Maatasw, Dick M,„ ,..u.*, Advoti».na fc- tage. A creek that had flowed beside object." Tin Liti** l'u 1 mh- "Was That the llumun Thing to licllora M.i. I'iMii. Earl Una, Toa KK*.I»H, Hill Met olnll. the cottage had overflowed its bunks Ed Hornick, Jr.: "Vou are pretty." It' 111 rii, Barry marching t,. the I , ,, I1..I. Muster*. I'aul Mi-ellcritm. Caroline Wllliaiiia, Do'.'" and we sorta gurgle and fold tdyth. Thornton. Edward Korniclt, Bt* Ilu, i.IT. gtiftM tlratit, Nts! and formed a sort of luke ubout three- tapping of the ilruin, up as we see that .simply too thrilling Miss Hemmer: "What is the object?" , .,,.. i."„U lloiuib, Francaa Clymer, Mary Jont quarters of a mile back from the river. ErsrjratM win ba than ao don't fa-fat gtulti I orluonint. Kuirene CraiK. Kit me go to the other team by one Kd: "To get a good grade." I'he only other thing that kept the t . come. measly little point,—It does seem as if FROM THE SI'OTLUiHT bridge from floating away was that The Ibises and Violets will be anions there should be some sort of a law Myron Galliot: "Daddy, what makes the world go MiraeellM riarHo*, M»» K«-riii*... M„,i,„. McKay, Neva Williama. we had locked it to u tree to keep the rest. (•Mi/ s,-luifer. Hetty Kdlavitch. "Bokblf" Iiesaauer, Duruthy Htta.a... passed ubout things like thut, doesn't 'round?" Batty Collini Helen Haaaan, Rita Bollon, Oaoam KUHIKI. Jean Hewi- some furmers from stealing it for u And then, tbe purple Tulip, too, will it 7 licit- Wt y.ll ourselves so hoarse not Betty H",i.. i* .*...-.....• St umi,f. Kuth Hiilili-rmuii, U„*k H..| , bridge on their own lund. Severul of Mr. Guillot: "Son, didn't I tell you to stay out of the sink his very best. I.ouis llinnamr. Be* Scott, Oaorn M.KHV. Dick Vogelannic. Karl thut we huve to swallow practically a Suparfln*. Blair llatmrslcy. Paulina htriasar, l.efu III.WIOHK. Knot- iln* fellows went out in a boat and cellar!" The Asters an.l the Sunflowers are whole bottle of Listerine before we can nary Crowa, Sim. „ A. k,*.*..o, n. .I"l,„ Broom, Harriet luellicr. ll.it) pulled the bridge up on dry hnd. going to form a bund. Chalmara, llnu Mu,* Long, Ilorothy Kmeroon. Sara even utter a whisper again and what Musi.*,-.*,, Edna H,*i,r. Iiir..ihy Barbour, K.-iiiieth Timma. l.i,rr„, Then some of the fellows decided to The bsnd was going to play "The Old Frog Pond" lb.* dancing 1'ansies will be there, the gootl does it do us?—None whatso­ man, Trova Hurl,,,,, Oaorarla Domini . Helen Frank... Kather use the bridge for a reft, and go ex­ beet in all the lund. ,*,,„• Barbara l.cif, Jim Curran. (Mm liiltner. T..,l,ly Uebelhoer. ever!—It just ain't humun!! but several frogs croaked, and the band was forced to arsaral Nichols, Herman l.i-iiz. Frank J»i..,r»,*hkf, l.eoh Auatin. ploring up the creek. Thia is when The Buttercups antl Daisies will tell Joh« n J,*,,.*•.. llill Ha.vi.,.1, .Sinioii Ackerman. jump lo something else. .he trouble begun. They got on tht "I'm Only Ciuessing" -is u most ap sonic jokes for you, FKOM THK NtlKTHKKNEH ra/t and puddled themselves up the All the flowers will be there, of every propriute theme song for the outcome Teacher: "Now we will study tenses. If I aay I am Editorial, Mury Keamer, Mary l,„ Harnett | Boya' Sporta. Kranl. .reek ami tame back in about an hour this tournument, for ulthough every­ iliH'ennt hue. John*.",, Darwin Stout, Ion Owe.,, Mauriee Kent: Girla' Sporta. U'.r- handsome what tense is that?" I'he grateful hostess, Lily, will serve ,,1,, Janorachka; Newa Writera. Butb Htaaart, Ilorothy Leaoure. Klur* ind a half. Then some of the others one is well, almost sure that the old ,. Schlatter; Adverlialni Saallcilora, Trco.a Heftun, Mory Ciaranl did it. Finally our turn came; so home town gang will come through Willie: "Pretense." the lemonade, Orlando Craw, I*-••-.»111y Meyer. June liallm.*>t-r. Bud, Kulpl:, and I boarded the good with the bacon, everyone else seems So don't forget to come to the Lilies ship "Kaft" und started to explore the to disagree with him and the result Eleanor Rohrer: "Dear, didn't you shave tonight?" Hig l'u rude. Scientists could well start studying colds well unknown. is one general muddle with the out­ Jim Menefee: "No, I shaved this morning, and it Tht' Fm in rh«y shouldn't sneeze at that! There was a thin crust of ice on the come very much of an uncertainty.— makes my face sore if I shave twice a day." I'm ao tired of staying up in a flat, water, and wherever a person went Ah nie! Such is life and may the Eleanor: "Yes, and it makes my face sore if you I want to live where I unci' wus ut, he had lo break the ite ahead of him. best man win ! don't." UMI Out in the country with lots of pigs, And now that the sectionals are over, the re We decided to go where the others had M. p. The plaee where old Mr. (irountlhoif not been. Bud took his pole at the "When It's Sleepy Time Down M. P. Kelsey is superintendent „t tht Hartford l',;y mWWtlt m winch ca Kionals are here! Basketball i.s having its last Harold Meigs: "Say, Herb Merrill has hatched up u pac.ty he has uc.cl for three y.-a. s. lief,,,,. „ y, . . digs, front of the raft to break the ice, South"—which reminds us of the Iak lkr U|1 (hltji s big spurt before it dies away for a year. dance ufter the sectional last week— dandy scheme for the student body." tendent he was pnnc.pul „! tha Hartford High Bchool. Mr. Kalaey is u grud* Out on tht- farm where I cun run antl Ralph rode in the middle, while I laugh and play, when everybody was staggering around Bob Feustel: "How could he hatch anything?" uate of Earlham ( ollege anil took a post gra.liuil,* ,„„,,,* a, I'hicago Uni played engineer and pushed the raft And wander through meadows from trying to look |ieppy but not succeed­ Harold: "I guess he had his mind set on it." The efforts of the Booster Club of South Side along. We rode around a while, stop­ day to day. ping here and there to rest, and then ing—and everybody else was totter­ High School certainly produced a wonderful For when the one great scorer comes ing uround not even trying to look like Instead I must stay in a stuffy old wt decided to go back. We were go­ Why Studenta Flunk flat, change in the Archers' gym. Vour work is most ing along just line, forcing our way To write against your name any thing else but the usual some­ fully appreciated, Boosters. thing the-cat-dragged-in and both ev- A— Vltst-nc t--.. And not even have a dog or a cat; slowly through the ice when sud He writes not that you won or losl B—Bluff. Hu' ...it in the country it's diflY-ieiit denly we cume upon a path which had eryboilii-s were having a marvelously g I time anyway regardless of ev­ C—Carelessness. you know. been made by another party. When But how you played the game There's no trains or autos to run to Though the entrance of March was unusually we came to this spot I was pushing erybody else. -Sweet memories I D—Dates. g ocie?y. mild this year, the lion appeared soon after with K—Exams. and fro. very hard; with a big splash I fell in "I Wouldn't Change You For the Instead there is "Sally," the beauti­ all his previous fury unabated. This belated F—Fun. Nancy Kent gave a luncheon for u Following tin* tournament Friday Above is the inside view of the building to which the winners of the various Regional Tournaments will journey bu ttug* tin* tinitl contests in the and I didn't have time to remove my World" gasps the fair young heroine ful mare, group of her friends at her home Sat night Helen Welker «*avc a party in gruelling battle for state championship. winter weather promises to furnish a picturesque clothes. <*i—Gasoline Nn matter what distance; she'll go to the dashing young basketeer who urday noon. Those who were there are honor of Iielty Haw kms of Toledo. setting for the regional basketball combats. I struggled to stay above water un H—Him or her. anywhere. has just come from winning the bask­ Jean Rensenhouse, Lou Bundy, Edi 1 111,Is and dancing was enjoyed and This building seats uppioxiniately Ui.tillO people, und is the largest building of its type in the country. It contains ten-lap . 111.I.1 track for indoor til Bud und Ralph could pull me out. Reporter at Large I—Ignorance. All of Heaven, to me, is on the farm, etball championship of Podunk County, Lou Baihle, Kate Ranes. Hetty Bar fetar I lunch was served. Those at- track meets, a regulation swimming pool, and two standard sized basketball courts. Then wt headed our good ship towards J—Jazz. Tw the meruit smelling clover has a Illinois. Hut after the finals Satur­ rett, Betty Sisco, Marian McKay, Mar tsnding ara Phyllis Ooraa, Evangalina What a record! The South Side Archer bas port, Bud and Ralph pushing while I wonderful charm The tirst thing to report this week get tough i.r no that ping pong day night there is very likely to be K—Kolds. garet Miller, Gert Jones, I'at Heall Klingiuan, Betty Gerig. Jennie Mae There will be sixteen regional contests staged in the state Saturday. They will be played at Atticu, Auburn, Bedford, Columbus, Evansville, Fort ketball team has certainly proved its worth. Be­ fought ull laws of gravity to stay O'er a poor city boy who is tired of is that Teddy Hudecki and Dorothy table in 117 is busy all the time. . . .big a similar scene enacted somewhere L—Lessons. Hetty and Edith Spangle, Bab Fair Sl„iit, Margaret Hickel. lion /.ehner Wayne, Frankfort, Indianapolis, Laporte, Logansport, Marion, Martinsville, Mishawaka, Muncie, Rushville, and Sullivan, and tb, ,\i,, n winners of these sides being city champions by defeating each of aboard. the town. Cruser were seen walking the corridor husky Lettermen playing small frai around here—although one could not M—Moonlight. and Dorothy Dodd. Barney Craaea, Kugene Bailajr, Perry games will travel to Indianapolis March IK and 19. As we had planned to stay only over An.l when I am older, I'll not wear the other two city teams twice, they annexed near the cafeteria during the Tea little girls the sixth period... .seems lie too explicit in the whos, whats, N—Night Ufa. Ksterline. John Hickel, Jim" Work night I had no other clothes, and likt a frown, the Northeastern Indiana Conference title. For Dance, .they seemed to be quit wrap­ if a pretty good watch should ge kept whys, whens, and wheres, which all Mary Maxine Brown, Kileen Burke, any other boy I could not wait in bed O—Over sleep. LOOM Platcher, Bill Bollou, Maurice Kor I'll buy me ten acres or maybe the past two years, Decatur kept this cup in their ped up in each other, also.. . Margartc over Helen Sc-hack.... some of the good newspaperists should know. and Catherine Hower, were the li,.n,n Kali.*, Baa Ho.lane, anil Don Moor- HI 1 •I I Mill for them to dry, so I bundled myself F—Parties. more, Dancing Club Started possession, but the "spell" is broken. Lepper and her sister seem to see snapshots she has for the Legend are guests at a dinner given last Frida.\ head. Mr. und Mrs. Welker were the in a blanket, -snd ran around the cot­ Q—Questions. And make me the home I dreamed of Airdales Will Lose Only- quit a bit of Stacy Standley and that evening by Libby Yaple. Those who ihaperones. An acrobatic and tap dancing clul. tage looking like the wooden Indian very personal and embarrassing.. When the Lights Went Out K—Replies. Freddie Burton from Central. .. .al­ were present arc Jane Tolan, Phyllis before. has been started by ten girls of ("hey Between now and the end of school comes that in front of the cigar store. Ihis gavt Florence West and Arbutus Hartwick though not over six or seven times a "Praise be the Lord," I said piously, 8—Soused. Augspurger, Barbara Craw, and tht One Man Through Graduation enne High School, Cheyenne Wyom /ETNA.-IZE most interesting annual affair of South Side, the the fellows an idea. So I was taken nevei- seem to be without a host of Wednesday evening, Mary Spuuld ,1/;/ (s'ltilar week.... Kenny Foellinger is lost to "That's done." It was row dark. T—Teachers. honor guests. ing, The club meets every Wad] Junior Banquet-Prom. Although the banquet is to the creek and christened "Chief boy friends to choose from... .every ing entertained a few friends at her Whenever I am lonely and don't know the girls of North Side now. . . .a girl Ves, we hsd moved. Now, the real U—Unconscious. home. Those who were present are night. The name of the club is "Color invitational to juniors only, the Prom is open to Gettum Self All Wet." I am reminded one do his good turn this week by giv­ what to do, When the sharp pruning knife nf at Central has his ring and that is ing or telling Ilo Gick a choice bit work was ahead of us, that of V—Vacations. Barbara Craw recently entertained Miriam Van Skoik. Mureeil Deahl. and Rhythm." the student body. of this name every time we go to the a group of her friends at dinner The thing that makes me happy. graduation cuts through Hartford City pretty bad....Joe Vesey is going to of society news . . . .that poor girl gets straightening up the house, putting W—What not. Norma Korte, and Virginia Cunning­ Last Forum of Year cottage. Those who were present are .lane To And cheers me when I'm blue, is this spring, it will find very poor pick There ioaa a young ft-llmi- mi mid Per­ Central now so that he can be near picked on more about not having things where they belonged,—and,— X—X-ams. ham. AN AETNA EDUCA­ —Ed. Stauffer, 12A. lan, Margie Simmons. Maxine Filing My Guitar. ings from the Airdale basketball team. Was Held Sunday kins, Peggy Weaver and Edi Lou Bailhe enough general society. . . .it is piti well, aftor that I would be ready foi Y—Yes and no. Only one man of the ten representing er, Maxine Davenport, Libby Yaple, When days are dark and dreary, Wus t\ad a great fondness for gher­ TIONAL POLICY The New Chief .... it is bruited about that he shows ful. . . .the motto of Miss Cromer's bed. Z—Zero. Twelve girls will be the guests of the Gold and Black in the regional Frances ("lymer, and Phyllis Augs­ Anil it seems M hard to smile, kin & ; his affection toward Edi Lou quite Then it happened. The lights went Babbie Etnrick at a pot-luck dinner, tourney will not return next term be­ At the last Forum meeting held last WILL GUARANTEE- Into the "shoes" of Mr. Louis C. Ward, "who fourth period Knglish class is: "Gee purger. I sing a little love song and strum a II, n 1 nt tn ., fm, Fictitious Future publicly... .it is a shame that the out! Saturday night. The stbtkt will I..* cause of graduation. Sunday an interesting discussion of until the time of his death last November was but we're hungry. When do we eat?" There's no truth to the rumor that Cicero Sapp has little while, on And ate ttrenty-thi • •, AS Nothing Else Can— North Side girls can't keep their boya "Bob," I heard Mother yell, "what held at her home and a skuting purty My Guitar. gangs antl cliques was held. The and they are seniors, too....until I crossed his hens with parrots. Just imsgine a hen Gert Jones entertainei! with an in Bill I'fttil, short dark captain of And iiickled his internsil workin'a. superintendent of city schools, steps a man who at home... .Norman Clock ia called happened to those lights?" will follow the dinner. And when the day is ending. meeting, which was heltl at the Y. W. The Fulfillment of Vour get worked up again.. . . Resovoir. formal open house at her home last the team, will be missing from the .*,*••••«. I ,,,,,,M ••••*,. has lieen lauded as an able educator and leader These trips across the Atlantic are Wayne by Mr. Suter an.l does Normie "I don't know," I answered. Did cackling, "Hey, Hank, come and get this egg." C. A., was in charge tt Frances Whip­ Saturday night. I'ing ponnaiid darn­ And dusk is drawing near. Airdale ranks next fall. The rest are Dreams For That Prom­ of his profession. This man, Mr. Merle J. Abbett absolutely the bunk! My friends told Mother expect n.e to know every­ Rudy H11 sch has returned to his ple, of North Side. The scripture ing were enjoyed durinj* the STaning I listen to the music that fills my all underclassmen, and of these nine, me to try it just once—and never thing?" "Where is a match," I added. studies at Indiana University at reatling was given by Don Moorhead, ising Son or Daughter. of Bedford, Indiana, has come to Fort Wayne to Maxine Davenport: "Men shiver when they stand be and later a luncheon was served. The heart with cheer, on six are sophomores and have two more again for me. I have been putting "You put them away," she an­ Blooming-ton after a week end visit at antl the prayer was given by Ilorothy take the reins of superintendence/ of the entire The Editor Receives fore my hero." hostess was assisted iliiinur tht even My Guitar. • years ot competition before them. it oflT all of my life and just to think swered. Ins home. I'.ters. school system of the city. Mr. Abbett has had Maxine Ellinger: "Yeh? What'a he do, pass out ing by Mary Jane Golden, Kuth Miles Bt when I'm old and lonely, Harry Bohr and Dick Baugher. both IVrmit Me To Lay Your that I am undergoing the agony st "I rememlier," I said. I did remem­ Among the most interesting of the Redding's extended exjierience in the capacity of school towels in a gymnasium?" and Edi Lou Bailhe. I'll remember with a smile, sophs, are forwards on the first five. the present time. I am »o tired of Dear Kditor w Somebody: good dance orchestra and step off a ber. I remembered that I had left Velma Mason who bas l,e,*n home for The happiness it brought me to strum eleven questions pertaining to gangs Plans So Your Inten­ superintendent and is well-fitted to undertake his playing this simple, putrid, disguating I two necks visit with her parents Ki ninth Dorton, u junior, jumps cent and cliques that were discussed were This has lieen -written by anony­ i-ouplf. There'll be very few, if any, them on the window sill of the other A party was given l.v Helen lb • a little while, on er, and Bill I'ettit, and Junior Heetley. new position. South Side students and faculty game of deck Ping Pong and in be­ Sunday School Teacher: "Do you know why the great has returned to hag Wwttw at St. "Are gangs antl cliques a gootl thing" tions May Re mous because anonymous has been who will take advantage of your hos­ house. line at her home last Sunday evening My Guitar. a senior and junior res|.ectively, oc­ DAILY MARKET as well as those who are interested in the welfare tween times going for a cruise on that flood was sent ? " Mary's College a! South bend. "Do birds of a feather flock together"''" struck aft by the moon and amidships pitality and get rowdyish. And as "Do you know where the flashlight Dancing antl games were enjoy, ,1 l,\ cupy guard positions. Lowell Kel­ Realized of schools and scholastic enterprises extend to uncalled seaplane. I tell you it ia Dick North: "No. why?" "Do gangs make people .snobs?" "Is by the tlepressitin, and linds that the this is done merely Ut show off any is?" I questioned. the following guests: Margie Autfs When Louis C. Ward, former super­ logg, a sophomore, and Joe Risinger. quite boring. I started this morning Betty Dye and .Miuy Helen Geyer fallinjr in with a gang accidental?" Mr. Abbett wishes of the utmost success and Senophic is neutralized by the new way. a cold, pitying glance will nip She didn't know. S. S. T.: "Because of the large number of dirty peo­ purger, Margie Simmons, K.lmi Banal intendent of schools in Fort Wayne also a soph, fill the pivot position and Kebruary 4, 1960. This evening I will iinile.l in giving a dinner for some of "Can people have more than two in 1102Rivermet happiness while residinK in this city. law of A. T. & T. and the heart rend­ it in the bud, but for heaven's sake I ntuf.tt for the door. Pow! I hit ple." sen, Shirley Lentz, Kr.-ni Jsata, D ' died, Miss Ball wrote a poem as a forward lierth. Paul Haugherty also be in my good old England (Pooh their fri. 11.Is at the h.,nu* ,,!' the form­ tiniate f 1 i. nils'.'" "Da icungs form last- ing descent of (Itis Elevator. We a sweeten the reproof with a smile or the wall "like a ten-ton truck." That I'owell, Jack LaMarr, Koimy Laisure. tribute to him. holds down a farwar.l position, while Bah) and what a time! I absolutely er Satin,lay evening. The guests in ink,- friendships?" and "Are hoys truer [WILL GLADLY GIVE must realize that this means nothing, light jest immediately, so as not tt. wall wss harder than the Chinese A girl who sweara she has never been kissed has s and Jack Fleming. A Tiilmli in Mr. Ward Don Caaterline and John Montfort an* don't know how I will stand it until eluded h'a\i* Price, Katliciini* Kvans, t,, l.oys than girls are to girls?" Zero, while and cet etra. Anonymous antagonize the offender, but simply to Wall. Where in the "deuce" is thst right to swear. A loving soul hus passed away, seen at the guard posts. Bishop Stew VOl' INFORMATION Does Courtesy Pay? the next bost back—ten minutes. Btbsttt Titus, and June Gallmeyei After tht *n. suekei has one consolation, however, in know show your disapproval of their un­ door ? I was sure it was over here. Jerry Buhl WWttutwmt I tnum tt Much sorrow does it bring. art. who was certified but not * served. The answer depends upon the meaning of And of all the uninteresting people ing that he has plenty of company in desirable actions. I started back across the floor. her friends at her home last Sunday Karj I)..swell and Nancy h„v,*i For he was loved I.y all he knew, is also a comer, and will no doubt be ARTHUR \V. YOUNG on this bost—it makes me groan to Sore Subject "pay". Knights of old laid a solid foundation for this almost universal dilemena ami is Don't necessarily wait until the next Bung! Oh, yes I remember now where evening. Those who were presnt art- united in entertaining a gruupUl theii So loud his praises sing. valuable in next year's quintet. H. is Phone A-2427 Wl Old-First Hank Hldg. think of it. For instance—there's that Mrs. Knagg (with magszine): "It ssys here that s II HII I I I llllll HI-1 II I l-l l-l courteous treatment. Chivalry i.s not yet dead, herewith offering a suggestion (and double date but at a dance after a the flashlight is. It was in that con­ Eileen Hall. Kleanor Kolini. \\wtmS friend**, at the former'- home Satur brick topped, tips the scale arountl uninteresting old maid, Betty Span­ South Sea Island wife isn't supposed to tslk until her a hundred eighty, and looks down on I'HONE A-210" for we now have many modern fair ladies and apology) to end forever and all this game speak to your girl friend or boy founded suitcase I hsd stumbled over. Holzworth, Luella Cainiik. Stev, day night at a dinner. Those attend God bade him cume where all is peace MRS. EDW. UEBELHOER gle, or Klizabeth as she calls herself husband speaks first." most people (inni the height of six repression in love. friend, get another couple and bring I also discovered that the floor was Korn, Phil Domer. Tail Baker, Bob ing from North Side were: Mary Away from strife and care. brave knights. They are conspicuous, because now. And she was such s desr when feet one inch. Realistic and LeMur Permanent I "Me want um date," cries Ihe MM 'em over. Don't ever think it won't just as hard as, if not harder, than Mr. Knagg: "I'll bet some of those husbanda are Jack, and James Menefee I.ouis,- Baaa, Eloite Dreiabach, Hetty His loyal heart held many friends, their thoughtfulness for others draw associates she was in school—one of my old Marcel, Fingerwave. Shampoo penated, old squaw. make a hit. Lifebuoy and Listerine the wall. fools enough to do it." Countryman. Marfan' Thomas, Phyl­ A friendship that is rare. Bohr and I'ettit were outstanding who pay homage to them. Their manners make classmates. They call her a war cor­ "Me wunt um date, too," answered will not be necessary after showing I flasmil the light around. Oh, Dan Zehr was host la I tie of his lis Traxler. Mini Laaiaa Thomas, Ilo in the sectional at Hartford City last 1216 Fairfield Ave. A-2S29.1 life easier for all with whom the friendships are respondent now. She broadcasts over friends at his last Sun,lay tnektsg i;i.*k. Babble Enrich, an.l Faye Swank. ll 1-1 l-t 1 t-i 11 1 11 ill IIIIIIIII the disgruntled brave, "but me no got the boys that you're willing to go here was Ihe kitchen door. Tackled Too High He's gone, but not in memories, week, l.ut Hauisher. Daugherty. Hoet formed. Someone has said, "A beautiful form station ZYX every night She has um nulf wampum." I reached the kitchen in safety. Those whom he enteitaini'.l in'.' Ev­ For tbey will always stay, ley, and Risinger all garnered plenty half way apd show them you appre Convict (reading newspsper): "Dere's justice for yer! Hetly an.l L-saist < ,,unti yman had is better than a beautiful face." A beautiful be­ nearly driven me to the bsd plsce prac­ So there, ladies and gentlemen, is Now to find that switch box. I found elyn Si'hyaitz, Kdith Thornton, ami of points, while the rest of the s,*ua,l ciute their company enough to give A footbsll player breaks two men's jaws and another a dating party KM.lay night. Th. More lieautiful they seem to lie. havior is better than a beautiful form—it is the ticing that silly speech of hers. the whole thing in a tee-pee. it at last. It was way back in the Hugo Winterrowd. As life goes on each day. assisted in bringing* home the bacon. them a little entertsinment that won't man's leg and is de lion of de hour, while I geta ten 11. luilc.I Claris Newport, I'hyl finest of the fine arts. Good manners pay be­ Of all specimens ot Webster's rivals. The guy that wrote the ditty aliout datkest corner. I hsd to move thre" ^itate their Itorrowing carefare Hub Lohman gave a party at his lis li,i\lt-r. Dick McAr.lle, Howard ONY'S I hsve to hsve the worst sitting next no depression in love is either married By good fortune I had found a ladder, years for only stunnin' sn old guy wid s blsckjack." The bravest soul, the truest heart, Judge: "If you tlidn't steal th,. cause they never wear out! the next day. home last Sunday evening. Those w h, Stung. Hob Vat'lon. and Jack Ben to me on the deck—old What-a-Man or s hermit. Hut listen, fellows, the so I erected it towards the box. That 'ere a man could own. $."1,0(10 where did you get it*"' And get a load of this, girls: on the were present are Eleanor Kolini Dure. BROADLEAF« Parker. He asked me the most un­ girls are sufferin' every bit as much I opened the door of the box and The Spell of the Yukon And may happiness be with him, Culprit: "I saved it buying Lister­ way home the boys will l«- saying: Elizabeth Evans, Paul N'ol.lc let* KM*—** 10< VAIU tfor tsosW heard of question the other day— as we are; and girls, lend thine ears, started to unscrew the plug. A bunch of the boys were whooping it up in the Mala In his Heavenly Home. ine toothpaste." "Say, she's a plenty nice kid, isn't O'Conner, Bob Willson. T..111 Conway Those who enjoyed a skating purty Control Yourself what the word supersilllout meant. you have it in your power to end this Then things began to happen. I she? CJee, I never thought she was mute saloon. and J. Wade Bailey. We,lne>,lay night ,,n I'ainell Avenue Now, maybe I am ignorant and all tragic state of affairs of you will. saw Mars and Venus without the aid .11, Batty Countryman. Phyllis Trax­ Comic Opera Presented Azure skies—fleecy clouds floating lazily like that, did you? Boy, listen, I'm When the boy that turned the radio-dial got a dandy ftt^u^a^as^^tsa^^^ that, but I never heard of such a word Here's how. After the very next of a rocket plane or any other such ler, Wilma (Icislei. Claris Newport, The members of the combined glee around—that sleepy, dreamy feeling—Spring putt to Ket better acquainted with rag-time tune. A surprise party was given fan clubs of the Wilmington High School and neither did Webster II. I tried dance, show, or street car ride, one of vehicle. In fact, I saw the whole con­ Mm*, l.ou Th,,11111s. Louise Country­ fever—why did we wear warm jackets to school ? her. I'll tell you, let's the four of us, Then all of a sudden from the ether there csme a pro­ Elinor Seiber Saturday night. Bridge of Wilmington, Delaware, will present to convince him that he was thinking us poor male fish will say: "Where'll stellation. man, I.ois .Miller, Kl.iise Andrews, It's just like spring! you and Mary, Helen and I, go to and other games were played. Ke "Bells of Corneville," a three-act com- of superstitious or supercede or sump we go? Ike's Iglo or Sam's Salomie When I woke up, my head was in gram they all deemed dandy, Don .\|....ibca.I. .luck Hen Dure, Bob the Tappa Nu Keg* dance next Friday freshments were served to Alice Bur­ ique opera, better known by the Kng The next day brings snow, sleet, rain, colds, in', but he went on his way wholly Shop?" Right there's your cue. Speak Mother's lap and she was drenching And cards were dropped while sourdoughs stopped, to VaChon. Howard Stung. Dick Mc­ lish translation, "Chimes of Nor­ night Whad'da yuh ssy, huh?" Don't ry, Evelyn Schwartz, Edith Spangle coughs, sneezes, and disillusionment. Synthetic unconvinced only to return again up in a loud, clear voice and say: me with the coldest water possible. listen to Amos 'n Andy. Ardle, Jack Fullam, and Aom Jordan. mandy." This is an operetta similar think that's baloney because many a Carolyn Williams, Virginia Crewtl spring has come to us more than once this win­ and spout off again. Oh, I tell you "Why not come over to our place and "What on earth happened to you?' to the "Mikado." time old anonymous has heard and son, Marie Butler, James Menefee ter. Only a few days ago our grades reached a I am about to go mad, insane, or what tear a herring?" Pause here for a she asked. Dan Zehr. Chuck Wilt. Bob Johnson Mury Jane Fritz entertained with said the identical thing. Bill: "That bird muat have some money." This might relieve the depression: MAY THE have you. You know Wayne or Sir moment for the proper psychologies! I looked around with satisfaction a surprise birthday party in honor of i.ew low and our dreaming: capacities a new high. Betty: "So must I. Introduce me, will you?" George Gaines, Maurice Koike, antl An enterprising youngster has We're raised into heights of heaven and thrown Parker of newspaper fame is sup­ effect while the hopefully embarrassed Another song hit of the day con­ The lights were on. Jack Knoor. Bueford Tharp on Tuesday evening. posed to be the best sporta writer in tains the phrase: "Love goes on just Cards, dancing, and other forms of started a new business. His csrd BEST into depths of despair a few hours later. The boy friend's gaze blankly at one an­ "Oh, nothing," I answered. "I just "There goes Necessity Brown." reads as follows: the journalistic world—and does he other. Then go on with the story. the same." while the correct state­ turned on the lights." George Ann snd Edythe Cole Thorn amusement comprised the entertain­ wi at her—and its effects—are alarming to say "Oh. you mean thst law student, bat why do you call Mr. Gerald Allen, Jr. know it? His present position or "Come on, it's okey, I told mom I was ment is : "Love should go on just the Robert Havert, 12A. ton entertained a number of friend ment. Prizes were awarded to Mary TEAM WIN! the least! Personal Escorter where he spends most of his time, is going to have you Indians over to the same." Ask mom how it used to go him Necessity?" Saturday. Those present are Edith Lou Keller and Bud ("ruse. Those Tots and Kiddies took to school. However, don't let the well-known Mother Na­ holding up the staff of the "London house and she said 'Sure, bring 'em on and hear her tell practically the "Well, you know that eld proverb, 'Necessity kaows Spangle, Elizabeth Evans, Christine who wen- gtWUWt sre: Jane Wood What Is Your Favorite Song Returned prompt and in perfect ture get under your scholastic skins. Spring may Day by Day in the World of Sporta.." over'." That's the first step. Inci same thing you've just read. no law'." Elliott, Phyllis Graham. ClaraMli- ward, Jane Ruby, Dot Lindenl-erg, His partner in crime is a certain per­ Chenoweth, Evelyn Schwartz. Carolyn Peggie Bower, Jinny Swanson, Mary condishin—if received that way come and spring may go, but lessons go on for- dentally take note, for future refer If you hold any doubts as to whether And Why? son named Lsuer—poor thing. I do Williams, Harriet Storm, Eileen Hall. I,ou Keller, l'eggie ferine, Dave Ball, Military discipline t\ II ! Sunny skies and fleecy clouds aren't going* ences, of the healthy glow suffusing mother or dad will consent to com­ Angry Teacher: "Phil, are you the teacher of this feel sorry for her. Here, here, this Eda Marie Porter, Helen Henline, and Hob Single, Mel lletlkman, Howard Rates, 26c a week to raise your grades a bit if you let them get the the beaming countenances of your gal pany that late, allay your fears. Mom Jane Palmer—"All of Me," because class?" won't do—I sm expressing s feeling Doris Holzworth. Lin.lenl.crg, I>.m Chnney, Bud Cruse, Refined conversashin SUCK'S best of you! The thing to do is to harden your- lant escorts. and pop will be much better pleased well, because there's just something bordering forgiveness, snd that Phil Domer: "No." Wendal Knight, Elmer Korte, and No extra charge for nose wipin' to know that their daughter is going about it. Evelyn Schwsrtz entertained s few si If to the gorgeous weather until the inevitable wouldn't do, It-cause I am in a rsiling Now for step number two. If mom Teacher: "Then stop talking like an idiot." Bueford Tharp. All I ast is a trial. B*S'^a-*J***»sCsali***^!r^^ to lie home right after the dance in­ Charlotte Bloaser—"The Penthouse out are prepared. Remember, school's cut mood today. snd dad are in lied and kinda tired of her friends informally Friday stead of galavanting around town or Serenade," because there's something short this year, so do your dreaming in that ex­ after a hard day of darnin' socks and High School Graduate: "Yes, sir. two references from night. Those present are Virginia The next person I am about to des­ on the highways seeking ham and about it. Crewdson, Elinor Sieber, Alice Burry. tra month of vacation! balancin' books, respectively, take on clergymen, sir." cend upon ia that dear, sweet, piece a dramatic attitude, relieve your egg joints in which the boy may ful­ Chuck Porter—"I'm Only Guessin'." and Msrie Butler. Employer: "Haven't you one from someone who has of masculine egotism, Thomss Con­ guests of their wraps, tip-toe solemn filled his obligations to his "date" and Ask my teachers. Elizsbeth Evans entertained a few way. He runs a restaurant in Podunk. ly to the kitchen beckoning furtively kiss the last of his "wampum" good­ Herbert Brautsch—"You." Keepa seen you at work on week days?" A Fine Tourney By-Prctduct friends informslly Friday afternoon. New York, and one would think it a to the mystified audience. When all bye. me in the right frame of mind. Easter Fashion Week Those who were present are Christine l *ii«-f,ii;t1111 was the superb fighting spirit that night club in New York City from are assembled, very gravely invite In ending this I am going to tell Pooch Payne—"Cowboys Lament." Jane (reading aloud the newspaper report of a Are): Elliott, Doris Holzworth, George Ann ivery twu in the Fort Wayne Sectional dis­ the way he talks. And as for tha them to be seated and announce your you folks something that was sup­ 'cause it's in keping with my mourn­ "And one woman had to escape down a water pipe at Thornton, Evelyn Schwartz, Carolyn played. Fnnii the first whistle, each team fought women—according to him—he haa a intention of foraging for the umnipo- posed never to pass my lips. Here 'tis. ful spirit. the back of the house." March 14 to 19 string of them after him as long as Pauline Gemmer—"Kiss by Kiss." Williams, and Edith Spangle. its u;t,\ until the final gun and not once did any tent nutriment and listen for the gig­ When AI Dubin wrote "Dancing With I don't know why. Betty: "Oh, how splendid to be as thin sa that." from here to New Orleans. He's mar­ gles. Practically everything we do Tears in My Eyes," he got the idea Carolyn Williams entertained a few team seem to give under the heavy strain. Even J. Weil—"Oh, What a Thrill to ried only three times and is on his at this age is "muke believe" and a uml dedicated this hit (or slam) to friends informally Thursday evening. with tinI crowded schedules and hard playing, the Hear It From You." Ask her who Tom Conway: "Your girl is terribly temperamental, fourth. I've often wondered why they little bit of showmanship like that will the poor devils struggling around the The guest were Edith Spangle, George Thin Is Your In viluhmi la hoys on each ti-am gave everything they had to isn't she?" FURNAS ICE CREAM saitl that to her. let him live after the last murder he go a long way. Don't fear that they'll dance floor thinking* of what an ap­ Ann Thornton, Elizabeth Evsns. and pull their t. am through. Not always were they John Sitko—"Home Sweet Home." committed—-but he furnished sn alibi, feel sort of out of place or unwanted petite Mabel's got and picturing Moth­ Mr. Evans: "Yes, 96 percent temper and 5 percent Evelyn Schwartz. the Otxning nf the successful, but their efforts and sacrifices are to and that's that with the jury. liecause you've already mentioned that er Hubbard's cupboard for the rest of Joe (Jrimme -"Snuggling On Your mental." In- commended and long appreciated. It was evi­ What with ranting, raving, and mom told you to "have the kids over." He week. Shoulder." We thought Joe was a • •HMIHOOIIMH-^ woman hater. dent thai they were fightinjr for their school, and railing I think that I will discontinue On the other hand they'll appreciate (Signed) Anonymous. Mrs. Graham: "Sarah, how is It that you have lower Gene Miller—"The Hobo in the Box GERDING'S DRUG all personal Interest! and feelings were assuredly my expression of anger. Oh, for my it as part of the evening's entertain Answer: Thanks Call again. grades in January than you do in December." Junior Petite Shop Car," because that is where my mind STORE pushed to the background* The intensity wa.s good old United States—the land ment and fall right in line. The idea Editor, always is. Sarah: "Oh, everything is marked down after the 2638 Sooth Anthoaj* Blvd. felt in crucial momenta when suddenly the gym­ of the Free and the Home of the of entertaining in the kitchen will go holidaya." Brave. Well, I'll lie hack home again over great for both host and guests. Constitution Orations Written Jean Beugnot—"Delicious," 'cause •414 Fairleld Are. nasium In*, i". deadly i|iii»-t. Then pandemon­ The students of the history classes it reminds me of something. Phone H-SS81 Phone HUM The Cream of Quality tomorrow. Here's hoping I'm in a For the hostess it mean«.nn crumbs ium reigned. Disappointments and defeats were Kriday, March IS—Thirtl Floor better humor. I remain amiably yours on the rug tir apple cores back of the ,f i , ntral High School of Tulsa, Ok­ Jim Curran—"Was That the Hu­ Tescher: "Why are you ao late, young man?" hTiiaaaa —— —I • n " itut*^ lahoma, are participating in a contest taken uiih splendid spirit by each and everyone until my next trip to Europe. piano, and for the guests it means a man Thing to Do?" Because B. B. Senior: "Well, it was so slippery outside thst for every , of the fan-. The bittern-Ma of defeat was coun­ of writing orations on some phase of (N.S.) gave me the air. •I"' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1-H* V decided novelty; a partial departure the Constitution. Ten of the best ora­ Btep I took forward I slipped back two." teracted by the faet that the team had given all LeRoy Etzler—"Was That the Hu­ FOREST PARK GROCERY Piano I'lii) ini* Marathon from the stiff, uncomfortable conven­ tions were selected to participate in Teacher: "How in the world did you ever get hera?" they had and had fought to the finish. What tions of drawing room etiquette. the semi-finals competition. From man Thing to Do?" It reminds me of and MEAT MARKET a certain incident that happened at Senior: "Oh, I juat started walking home." more OOUld until of Jtny size desire from If mom and pop J.ren't real tired n, the contest will be narrowed 1207 Haul State Phone A-9344 Two sophomore girls of Cheyenne • II.MII to the bent three. In the finsl • iliuice not long ago. Vv-olf~

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' , , Foui THE TOURNAMENT NEWS March 11, 19H2 March 11, 1932

THE roi'KNAMENT NEWS Psgw Five Fighting Decatur Quintet Take Decatur Hopes Run Hi^h Decatur Beats Hull Decatur High Norsemen Come Dogs in Semi-Final Norsemen Will Coach, Prilieipal Honors in Fort Wayne Tourney Bidder to Win Out Victorious Vikings Strong Contenders \ ikings Turn Yellow Jackets Win Over New Have Many Vets In Many Wins Yellow Jackets Snateh Victory in Sectional Tournament Haven To Play in Final Regional Fray In Tournament From Tired Rand of Struggling South Side Archers Round Back Next Year r'stiiblish Good Kecord Consid­ Yellow Jackets Defeat Arch­ Huntington Wins Sectional ering ( alilne of Opiiosinj- With Final Score of 21 to 15; Frem Jones Local Star In their climb to the sectional championship, the Decatur Yellow ers to Emerge Victors of on Own Floor in (James Only Two of~This Year's leams Jackets were forced to eliminate the Wayne tciuii hits l.een put out of the Varsity Will Graduate New Haven Bulldogs ttt win the right Sectional Tournament. Last Week. Win .» Cames; Lose 13 regional. Decatur Schedule 1932-33 to play in the final game. Although This Spring. During tin- lirst tjiiiii-t«• i- Smith Side the teams were doped out to be very Team Will Probably Team Has Easy Time In in- in l i, ,1 aa coach at llun- November 18—New Haven, here. mis guilty of many I.a.I passes while well balanced, the Yellow Jackets were Hosier, Star (enter, and inglon. Haiold "Sunny" Johnson lin.*, December 2 Winamac, here. Get to Final Game In Downing Opponents Urnad out ;i I. ain worthy of oimsid- on the other huiitl, Dccutur playetl given slight odds to win. They did ('. I). II, A lighting band Ot Deeatur Yellow December tl—Mishawaka, here. so, but with more than a slight mar­ Kennedy Are Seniors rable attention in local hardh* i Jackets look t«,;i honors in the Kurt December IG—North Side, here. vw Very Little Opposition Afforded Both Mr. Hyers ilrclea. The Morseiaen have, during gin. The final score of the contest Record in Sectional Proves Abil­ December L'.I- Winchester, there. Briggs, Kramer, and Henry, Wayne Sectional Saturday night, was 27 to 15. ity of Quintet to Fighting Norsemen principal, and M 1 hs regulai • ompiled i raeord whi'ii they baal a tired band of light Deeemlier 30—South Side, here. Varsity Members, Will in, coach, ,,f I nine irl d t birteen det. The Y'ellow Jackets looked extreme Quintet inir South Siil,* Archers 21 to 15. The January o"—Bluffton, there. Huntington High data includes tin* gam,- played January 13—Auburn. ly impressive and dangerous in this A season's record of eleven wins Remain Archers luui been keyed uj) for theii Huntington's fighting ipiinlet ,,!' School, have bi(*b igainst two memben of ths Hig Pont January 14—A. It. D. K. tourney. win. Their defense proved to be a and seven defeats is nothing to be hopes for the Vik -ational one-point victory uver Cen­ valiant Norsemen came through their "We're serving notice to all oppos­ anient, North Manchester aad January 21—Central, there. stone wall which time and again sent sneezed at, and that is the reason why ings' success in tral in tht afternoon and did not WSW sectional with flying colors, encounter­ ing hardwood teams that we will be i, January 27—Columhia City. the hard-hitting, scrapping Bulldogs .he Decatur Yellow Jackets are being both the regional to realize the importance* of the game ing real opposition in only one game, hurd lo beat next yeai. We'll l,e out Norsemen Had Tough Schedule February 8—Bluffton, there. who were never even given a fighting considered very closely by teams that tournament ant! with Decatur until the seeonil half that in which they engaged Union io win." Back, If usked. would prob­ Td llit* or, Im nr, II a.I. r, it might Kebruary 10—Peru, here. chance of evening the score through­ will compete in the regional tourna­ II. S. Jiibii>tin Itate linals after Ihciitur laid an overwhelming (enter. The honor of opening the ably be the answer of all hut two of ippeur thai th, lean- to,, many games February 17 (iarrett, there. out the entire game. ment. Decatur reached the pinnacle ( oach J..Im-..11, although tin || to I advantage at the end d thi tourney was given to Clear Creek and ihe Viking liasketeers regarding the ,n the wrong* si,I. of the ledger to con- February 24- -Kendallville. here. of basketball fame, as far as honors lirst -rasoi, in Huntington, has work I, ist half. This contest was both teams' second Andrews, the former winning easily .|Uestion concerning next veal's has- tltnte a (ood leaion record. How- (iumes are to be played with Mon­ in the sectional tournament go, by de­ •tl hurd with the fellows ami has pro Ilecatur displayed a fast-breaking of the day's schedule, Decatur having 38 to 21. Next, Huntington played Kctl.all team. The two young men ver, when one delves into the rec­ roeville, Hartford City, Van Wert, ()., feating the South Side Archers by a luted a team that is goiB*| to be liaiil ulli'iisi* against the weary South previously met Huntertown, whom [heir lirst, and also their hardest and who perhaps would remain silent on ords, and tn)...*-. n,i,, cnsiileiution the Portland, and a few others; but dates Decatur, reading from left to right, lirst row: Hill, Buffenbarger, F.a/.el, Ogg, (iuy, Townseiid, Kady, Sand­ they downed to the tune of 77 to 19; 21 to 15 score. ,. beat. Siders, who by far had the tougher most exciting game. Union Center ,hc question, ara Willis Hoalar, senior a,i that the VikiBffa have taken on have not lieen agreed upon as yet. ers, and ('.Strickler. Sec..ml row: .Meyers, Blythe, Harmon, Baumgartner, Allewcin, Wilson, and Coach Curtis. and the New Haven Bulldogs having The fact that the Archers won the route to travel in the tournament. aaa their opponent, and liefore the and super-star center about which the in 'li teams ., Muncie, Wiiiaiiin.*, succeeded in defeating Jefferson Cent­ city cage title and also the N. E. I. C. South Side had more taken out of Third row: P. Strickler, Johnson, Odle, Roop, Moaer, Cowan, Brown, and Htirton. gUUU had progressed very far, they BUcletlS Of this .vein's .successful at­ Huntington lliuli Blutfton, Goshen, Wabash, Peru, Ca er, 24 to 20. title and then were defeated by the them in the lent ial game than De­ Decatur Dope proved themselves to be fully deseiv tack is built, and I'aul Kennedy, an­ iiiilna I'lty, Man,oi, Ten,* Haute, Yellow Jackets, offers the other teams catur had taken out of them in the Couch Herb Curtis, of Decatur, has nig »f that honor. other fine player, who for the most Enrollment Is 81 I lelphi, anil North Side, it I.e...lies Name Wt. which will compete in the regional May CUM they hatl with New Haven Ht. developed an almost impregnable de­ Although the si-ril.es had picked the part is seen cavorting ubout al one vident that Huntington has hail to Buffenbarger, f 150 5-10 plenty to think shout. naiiilaiii u fast, steady pace through­ This was litpact a d, fur the lower fense in hs team, and it functioned Norsemen to win, they hail predicted a of the forward posts. ,'.> ninasium Attached lo School Hill, g 150 5-11 out the season. loacket was the toughest of the two beautifully at all times during the Decatur's season record is as fol­ close and exciting game, an.l theii SchtMil heeps Most of Team Has Seating Capacity A world of credit must be given Feasel, g 150 5 10 sectional tourney, and und.mMU-tlly lows: The rest of the team, including most aparHlag aad mttaaalat Gay, t 157 6- 0 |,r,,gnostieatii>n proved to I.e correct Ihe Archers, for they came back in proved to be the d.-ciding factor in Decatur ,12, Jefferson 1(1. a^ Huntington barely squeezed through Kriggs, Kramer, and Henry, varsity of MOO victories of the fear according to the the second half and, led I.y I'ien Ogg, f 145 5-11 I li.ii* imprcsive win-. Decatur 30, New Haven 9. with I M to IH victory. Ha.l, i„« 1;. Bltaar, T. I memliers ol thia year's first si|uud, re­ >-*•>—t of tbe baaketball seribsa, bwte Jones, who was one of the mainstayi* P. Stricklcr, f 145 6- 9 kell, K. Hughes, I). I'lllwuiico, K. Millt Decatur 21, Auburn 22. Hosier Was Feature Scorer Heave,*, ii. Hoover, I.. Cosed, 1. II. Johnson. Middle row C Wiley, C main for further participation. For lluniiiigtoii High School, of whieh i In* tWO oi, i Mai ion. They were ,,!' the team during the tournament '..wan, g 140 5- 9 D. Portat, -M. Mitchell. F1..111 row R Kiamcr. E. Henry. W. Ho.-dei, I'. Kennedy Decatur .10, Monroeville 12. The honors, if any, went to Willi- I. Briggs. ihe above stated reasons, "Sunny" Mr. Charles K. Byer*. i- \,i Ineipal, ha- won by scores of ;j:j to 2D, and '21 to fought with every little hit of strengtl 5- 8 Yellow Jackets Blythe. f MU Decatur 10, Winamac 26. Hosier. Hosier is the center and ttt Johnson, who la spending his lirst -in enrollment ol .Ml Indent-, and *'!:. M, respectively, Kowawoi, th,ii putt. they hatl left in them. If the well J. Strickler. g 117 5- 8 teachers. The building in win,*! Express High Hopes Decatur 12, Mishawaka 17. ure scorer for the Vikings. In tl„ year as coach af the Huntington quin- plots record appears la the following*: coaclii-il Decaturites, led l,y Clay, a star Bhiagor, f 150 5-11 1 I:!.,:.;. .01 ni Warn Decatur 14, Delphi ."-SO. next game which was played, Rack luniiiii'ton Reserves ''•' I *• ' ! ,, :'• ..01 Heme, iiuniington ia, I nioii Cetitei L'U. pivot man, hadn't played a eool gamt Souders, g ||| 5-19 Sehool and Win. built in 1917, bat wa­ For Regional Tourney Decatur H, North Side 2."i. Creek Township was tutuUttt (sy '<'••" wher,* In* in.sti uctt-,1 the aggregation Huntington IS, N. Manchester 20. during the whole battle, the score Kady, a 145 5-11 End Net Season Vital Vik injfs News rn.t occupied until tin- fall af mis. lliiiiiiniLTtoii 7. Muncie .'{5. Decatur 33, V.„, ,V. • t 19, ieii hy the I I HII fai table margin of '2', known as the Bears, will prtibahly he might have been turnetl around. Thh it is a fairly huge -,b,,.l and ha- Hunt ington L'U, deal I'leck l.'t. Dacatar wins the regional! If the Decatur 21, Winchester IK. points, winning -15 to IS. .letl'e,*, ,, Hy Defeating \. Side Name ( lass wealing his habitual sunny smile when is the fir-tt time in 'on years a Fort Love in the Bowery Age Hgt. •A- Vi. I....I11**, l'„r its various department ol pi edict ions of their coach and team Decatur .19, Portland If. llien made their initial appearaiu*. In* lies, call !,,, basketliall rolls lluiiiingi.,ii .;.;, Wsruum L'II. highly creditable ball. Trulock scored Pit 11 no, there will I.e no tlt.ul.t about By debating t|*,i tstnug North Si.le Willis Hosier .... Senior IS M IM made ra i objects, id.* school is pro Huntington 16, Winamac L'.'l. Decatur 21, Bluffton 1.;. againat Markka's band of small bal around next yeur, Johnson, having for the Archers in the first quarti'i I si>en her on the sidewalk. it, for when they were interviewed .'eilskin se,*,,11,is laal Satarda* night. lames Hi im-, . . . Soph. 17 6-2 leu 1 viiled wilh two gyms. one. a small one Huntington L'5, Xoble.sville It, Decatur l'.i, Auhurn l.'i. \ aliant Kagles. They were not tn.ul, lost onl\ two nun, Kennedy and Hos­ and Beery added a foul shot in thi Paul Kennedy . . . . Senior • which is usetl for regular clu.-. Weft When I run with No. 9: !\\ a reporter, after their practices Decatur 20, Central 16. IunI ington"s gallant little i-an.l of II 1 in 1 ier, will have Karl Wiley, Don I'ur- Huntington 19, BlaftOD ll, MToiid ijuurter. Keazel and (Jay led led with too much opposition; and, en My eyes spontaneous sought out hern, hen- Tuesday, all of them were con fclydi-ags, eatabliahad • record mt II Robert Kramer . . . Soph. 17 5-7 Ml 1 viau. .*, and < 'laytoii Heaver, seniors; anil u large tf.vm which is joined t. Huntington 11, Coshen .il. a scoring spree by Decatur in tht li.catur 19, Columbia City 36. s,*(|uently, they won M to 14. And hern was fixed on mine. fidont tluy would win. won. an,I only t lost. I be In­ Charles Hemy ...... Soph. 1 and James Briggs, sophomore, fn.m ' lie school and which has a sealing Huntington l'.i, Wabash U, lirst half that enabled them to amas; Decatur 10, South Side 15. The Hippus Tigers then lengthened II MO ns She waved her pocket handkerchief, ("nil Hiitl'eriliargei, who i.s a junior ure Viking varsity ciunt* tlimugli Dai win Tut 'st ...... Junior 10 .1-11 • which to choose his next year's varsity aapaclty ..f ;i,f>oo. Th. «ttiona Huntington Is, IVru LT,. a twelve-point lead. In the tirst halt Decatur IH, Bluffton 16. the list of games playeil. by t rouncin*.' iun As we went rushing by— and has playetl on the team for two ,nly by ll„* skin ot then teeth, as the •1 foi wards. Richard Millt-n, another tourney, of which Huntington was tin Huntington IS, Columbia City 10. the raicrey Yellow Jackets used several Dacatar 21, Peru 50. I!:in.)Uo, 111 t.i **. The next game arai ICail Wiley . . Junior M 5-11 \i Ills No boss that ever flilled in York years, suid: "If we play like we tlid .iedineii from the northern part ol junior, will probably he called upon to champion, was held in thi.s gym. with Huntington tt, Marion '20. pretty block plays that the weary This recoril, in addition to wins over l.etween Roanoke and Huntington Donald I'urviance . . Junior 10 .".-HI li.-, 1 Was happier than I. in the final game of the sectional, we .•'..11 Wayne h.l.l a commanding lead answer the call foi a .apal.lt* cent.. fourteen teams participating. Huntington 25, Lafayette M Archers could not cope with. Coach Monroeville, Huntertown, New Haven, Township, the latter winning, 41 to Dale Hoover . . Junior HI 5-0 • | US 1 I felt that I had done it; cannot fail to win." if 11 points when the gun went oil' As to the gual tis, I'hailes Henry, I 'The graduating class tins >.,,, , Hunlini'ton L'I, Hartford City L'I: Curtis predicted that if Decatui and South Side in the sectional tour­ L'7, enjoying a safe margin of 14 . Junior 17 l(if> And what had won her smile— lllll,,Hilling the end of the tirst II Richard Mi I len ... 0-1 1 sophomore, and Dale Hoover, Roliert •iiitile up of 151 meml-cis. The senioi Huntington L'5, Warren L'I. played in the tournament as they Bob Cay, their lanky center, said ney, marks the Decaturites as one of points. The linul game at the .lay'* Clayton Beaver , . . 'Twas them embroidered braces, iiinutes. However, It soon became ap . . . Junior 18 5-.I 120 1 Kramer, and John Hughes, all jun­ play, "The -Mender." was presented Huntington 17, Tern- Haute 26. played in the early part of January that he thought that the team would , lie.liile was playeil between Moiri the outstanding threats in Northern nil cut that the Sclydings were play- John Hughes . . . Soph. 16 O-.'l 117 1 iors, will vie manfullv for t hos„ .,., January 17 and IH, and several senio lb" ' ' Iphl tt. when they were beating several good And that 'ere immortal tile. at least get to the finals. Boh is a motit City's Greyhounds and the I,an Indiana and it is expected or presumed ng a much better In and of basketball Hubert Bitner—Student Manager- 17 much sought-after positions. parties have lieen given since then. Huntington L'7, Marion 25. teams, they would go far in the tour senior and this is his first year on caster I.ancers. The Lancers finally '"' that they will go to the finals in the ba> thai winch they displayed during N'o definite plans have lieen made, how Huntington 21. North Side M, nament; and the Decatur team in the I sought her out at Wauxhall, Superintendent Worthman Coach Curtis Principal Brown the team. emerger victorious hy the compara All in all, the writer believes, along regional, if not to state. h. Iii .st half, by holding the Redskin.- ever, for comeneement. Hig Four Tnurnaiiit.nl first half seemed to have reached this Afore that place was shet— Veiiion Hill, a junior who has play­ lively close score of HO to 22. with some of the much more noted This year's record does not com­ .cureless. The II Ulltlllgtoli team _ The Huntington High School has Huntington 17, N. Manchester i, point or even better. Playing heads up Oh! that happy, happy evenin', Herbert L. Curtis, coach of the Decatur Yellow Jackets, is justly considered one of the best in the N. K. I. C. etl on the team ss guard for two newspaper sciil.es and coaches, thut pare with that of last year in the The next morning, the Norsemen practically the same act I fit tea as all Huntington .'{7, Wubash l.'i. hall they cut and passe dlike veterans. I reeollex it yet. He haa held this position for six years and is well liked by all students and the townsfolk. Mr. Brown, principal years, said: "I think we will win the -cored, and seined rapidly, the amount in any games with the V.r.i'.l edition number of games won. Last season *.i Huntington again came through School World' Inaugurated HUNTINGTON TO HAVE of the modern high schols of its own Their shooting showed uncanny accu­ I gin her cords of peanuts. of Decatur High, is very proud of the excellent record made so far by the Yellow Jackets. Mr. Worthman, super­ regional, liecause we have a lot of of I'l counters. Thus, by the time of the Huntington Vikings, it woultl wtm the Jackets won seventeen out of with colors flying, this time in tin si/.e; cluhs, athletics, public speakine Captain: "I want a girl easily racy while their defense was excel­ And a apple and a "wet." fight." he end of the game bad rolled around, New System of Publication he advisable for their aspiring oppo­ pleased." intendent of the Decatur city schools also urges the team on to possible victory. eighteen and captured the N. E. I. C. rather easy ashion of S3 t<> 86. In one MANY SUPPORTERS , iritests and publicutions. The "School lent. Oh ! that happy, happy evenin', he Scyldings were on the up|>er half nents to point for the game with hard Marion Feasel, a guard, said that title, but did not achieve sectional <>f the closest and most interesting At 11 tin I iim Ion Last Term Worlil," the high school paper, has a Koieivoid "Ilon't worry, that'a A reeollex it yet. of a 22 to 20 tally. work and determination. what you'll get." they would win the regional if they honors as they did this yesr. liam.'s of the"tournament, Jefferson de About 4(10 Fans Plan to Ac­ circulation of over four hundred sul, South Side, spurred on by the high­ played up to their usual standard. I Warren, 20 tt) 19. The junior Norse, under the coach­ ing of Clem Burlier, have played in At the lieginning of last semester a company Team to Regional seriptions. It is a weekly paper com ly commendable spirit of the fsns, I took out to Harlem Marion is also a junior, and has played The following game, ln-twecn Ban all, If games, of which, as stated new system of publication of the Tourney ing out every Thursday antl the price came back in the second half and On the road we cut a swell. on the team for two years. i|Uo and Huntington Township, was Principal Expresses Hope ibovc, they have Won thirteen and "School World," the Huntington High is live cents per week or seventy tivt played much better ball, although it And the nag we had afore us The coach thought that since they w,,n l.y the latter, M to tt. Although GEO. J. GELLER hopped the meager total of six. They School paper, was inaugurated. Un­ When the Huntington Vikings make n semester. The money for the paper Congratulations was an effort to do so. Banet scored Went twelve miles afore he fell. had beaten Bluffton twice this season, the score was close, this game served lave outscoied their illustrious ,.ppo der the new system there will be two their appearance Saturday in the Re­ "I believe that the Huntington is paid every Tuesday morning twice in quick succession, forcing a And though ven he struck the pave­ they could do it again. He said that aa sort of breather after the thrilling ltnts by the giand sum of 77 points, staffs which will alternate each week gional Tournament to fight for then high school has a fair chance of through a hanking system, which is VIKINGS worried Decatur team to call time out ment, their hardest game will bt- with Hart­ Home and Fancy game just preceeding it. Huntington otaling 419, themselves, antl having in publishing the paper. While one rights and show what they can do, winning the legional at F,,n taken care of by Mr. KUihart. Startinjf out again Fleming scored a The "Crab" began to fail, ford City. High and Lancaster next assumed the mly Ml rung up against them, Kl- statf i.s publishing the paper the other they will l*e sure to have plenty of Wayne. Their record during the foul shot, but Decatur added three I got another mile out roll of exhibitors, in a drab l.attlt I II H Illllllll Illl l-l l-l -M l-l On To State Baking tet C]o-i*, flashy Scyld guard, led serves as copy readers under the su­ backing from the loyal Huntington iems to entitle them to a fa­ points to their total and temporarily By twisting of his tail. Dance, Plsy (liven which the Norsemen won. ,'!7 ta M. Wishing-- You Success he team in scoring with the very pervision of the copy editor, Wilma rooferi. It is ex pasted that around un able consideration for that ended this rally. Jones started the The A and B mixer of Central High Immediately after this, .lelferson and •ommentlahle total of '.12 points. Dale I.obilell, four hundred Huntingtt.ners will at­ honor. They realize that there is VIKINt'S! Archers out again with a field goal I took her to the Bowery— School, Minneapolis, Minnesota, heltl the Bearcats from Huntington Town iloovor, CIOM*'.*, running mate at the tend the tournament. 'many a slip twixt cup unti lip', l.ut FULLERTON'S and at this time it looked as if tht • I cap Year Dance recently. A one- •-hip (not from Munciei engaged in a Mi. M. M. Day, head of the jour­ ON TO THK STATE! She sat long side of me; other gu.11,1 p,,-ill,,n. was next with Along with these four bimdieil ,.1 they are going to the regional with Archers might overtake the Yellow act play, "Tea Leaves" was given, the I game, the latter winning II ta nalism department, appointed Mary They acted out a piece they called, theme revolving around an old maid, A-6265 1722 Lake Ave. more rooters, will IK* three very able high hopes of winning it them- SOUTH SIDE BAKERY Hunt inuttm. Ind. Jackets. Disler went under for a pret­ 20, and entering into the final I.rack.*! ill p,lllll 1*1 Ills credit. Doll 1'uiVl- Fanner to continue us editor-in-chief "The Wizard of the Ses," who decides that the "worm must yell leaders to guide the fatal backing nelves or giving any other team a ty basket, but this was checked by a against the Vikings. ince and heith Koutlebush, stalwart and Donald Kreehafer, managing edi- limit mi; ton. Indianu And when the searchlight was fetched turn," and becomes a modern girl. for the team. They are Floyd Mocker, run for their money." similar acore by Hill. Fleming then orwartls, were the other high a ;,,i ,,! the "B" statf, and Dorothy Han- llllll III I I l-l !•! It l-l l-l l-l HI- litttttllMllllllllltl '••••I 'I IMM "Ill II on, Huntington Has Ka»> Time a freshman; Alena Well, sophomore; added a foul, which terminated the .vith sums ,*f I", and '!!< points , tion, manuging editor of the "A" staff. C. E. Byers Eliza cried hay, hay! The tinal game proved t,, l,e rather and Bob Fiegel. junioi. Although scoring for the game with only five lively. The inemlierB of the "A" stafT are: And like so many minutes there a failure as far as thrills these yell leaders are only new, that minutes left to play. Decatur, mak Following is a summary of the llannone, news editor; (leorgia five hours passed away. cernetl, for it was just another walk ing no effort t,, score, then contented I'liinim.r, f.aiiire editor; and James is. they are finish ing their first sea­ Clashes Hold Debate* Before the brid le halter, away for Huntington They emerged earns played by iln* Cclydiaga and thi* itself with a slow stalling game for Mi ni. -ports editor. The meml-cis ,,f son of yell hailing, they have learned Debates on advertising were held I thought to call her mine— victorious by the impressive score ,,f oniplei, , 01 lag "I • mh: the rest of the time. ihe "B" statf are: Louis Nie, news the technique >.f their i>ositi.,ns, and in the civics classes of Centrul Iligh 45 to It, From the al.ove ttatil Bcjrldingi II, Ualoa Center 17. The day was fixed when she and me editoi•; Marjorie Karnhsrt, feature edi­ have no trouble to produce the re­ School of Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Jones, starting out where he left it will be seen that the Norsemen will Si-yblinir- 16, \. Manchester 16. Her hand and heart should join. tor; an.l Laall Kimmel, sports edi­ quired results. They make sure that •abject was "Resolved: That modern oft* st the Central game, played a May the Scyldings 17, Munci. The rum old boss, the father swore ba formidable contenders for the F,,it US knows that the Red an.l advertising is detrimental to the Am­ Scj-Itlmg*. Ji. Clear Ci, 17. tor. The other members of the siatf marvelous game, easily being the out­ He'd gin out her hand, Wayne regional crown, as they have Black are present. erican public." The decision waa given Scyldings tt, Warsaw 8, Wilma Lohdell, copy editor; standing player on the team. He and Two hundred cash—and alao treat i.,t been tired out from hard com­ the negative si.le. Seyltlings 2'.',, Winamac L'U. Viae Lehman, desk editor. FLOOR Banet led the Archers by scoring four To numlier nines men stand. With the three yell leaders pictured above leading the Decatur rooters section Saturday, there is little doubt petition in their sectional. Students Hear I. K. I.ofgren points each, while Feasel, playing a but that Decatur will lie well represented, st least vocally. They have worked up many clever ideas for leading Best Team Win! Bcjrldingi SS, Blofftaa lo. Mr. Day's reasons for inaugurating Stude. "Father, will you help me TREATMENT Lit uten.int < bail.s K. Lofgraa Scyldings 28, Sl. Mini's ,S. the new system are to give more *lu- with this geomet i p '" fine all around game, led Decatur's But bless me if she didn't slip the various yells and as was displayed at the Sectional they know how to do it. And in a recent movie we bear.I id, spoke to the student body of Minion scoring with eight points. Decatur feet song. Here it is. By the way Scyldings JI, Goshen 11, dents a chance to help in publishing Father: "Maylie it won't be right." Her halter on the day; High School. Marion, Indiana, last displayed an iron man team, making k out your tongue on the l.lahs, Scyldinga S, Wabaaa 17. ilun* pa|H*i, and he ulso thinks that Mon.l.iy. I.i, ut.-nam 1.,,1'greii was an Stude: "Aw. help nu- anyway." A pedeler from Connecticutt, Have Novel Abbreviation no substitutions throughout the game. Hij-rh School Has aLegislature Strict observance of training rules Vou may not like it, hut— Scyblint* 22. Tars lie spi,n of competition which is title t,, Hear Admiral Ku hard K. He carried her away. ON TO THK STATE I...un.I to grow up will turn out l*t>l- Byi,I Bl the North I'ole. IIIII II l-t-1 H-l 1 l-l I I I I II I I* |||. Seat* 8 'ii G. The S. A. O. of J. I. M. C-. A. of Blah, blah, blah, blah, love. Be/ldiagi :'.. Markla iKeg.) ix. And when the news was brought to me Civics classes of Wheeling High is vital to success in athletics. Like­ lel publications Mann, f 0 M. C. is the shortened form of a new- (Directions—clasp hands over licait Scyldinu 17. M.iiioii tt, ON TO STATE. MAKES I felt almighty blue; School have organized a miniature MCATUBI (.IMKI Business Jones, f 2 society recently installed at Muhlen- wise there are certain rules in busi­ and raise eyes to the poily gates.) Seylilings SO, Columbia ( it\ 10. FLOORS And though I didn't shed no tears. congress. The High School Records Ihe Time. Ihe Plate and the Blowout A freshman wrote at the end of VIKINtiS! tt Trulock, f 1 berry College. The official title reads Blah, blah, blah, l.lah, June Scyhlii'* JJ. Witt nil J.V T r Perhaps I cussed a fiew. report that this congress does tvery PEOPLES Restaurant The moon shone brightly his examination PM8I "Dear prof: Banet, c 2 "The Supreme Archaic Order of Jun­ ness necessary to success. One of (Point finger with licst "Listen ScyMnm SO, Bt Mmy's 7. J' thing the national legislative body Decatur, Indiana The night was divine, If you send any of my stuff to the CITY FLOWER SHOP Disler, g 1 ior Independent Mustache Growers dear kiddies, I'm going to tell you a Scylilin*.:- 89, Mm ion 21. W)\ SLIPPERY We let it pass theres other gals does, only on a smaller scale. them is thrift. With a savings ac­ And .lohnny thought surely funny paper don't forget you and me Huntington. Indianu Fleming, g 0 Association of Muhlenlierry College." •Illl II I I M lllll III III II H I bedtime story" expression.) Scyldings 22, North Sitle 20. As beautiful as she; \,,w was the time. split fifty-fifty.'" count you are equipped to win . . . Blah, blah, blah, blah, above— HII I I I III till llllll l-l Illl Beery, g 0 And many a butchers lonely child Schuster, g 0 Senior: "I see here that ITjW ele­ (Think of a chocolate malted milk Student (IIIIIII il Has Outing fm- m^.m^* Has cast sheep eyes at me. to take advantage of bigger oppor­ Ba In* pa. ked Ihe ear phants wen- needed to make billiard and gaze rapturously up above with I wears no crepe upon my hst A go.„! nine Wai ', ol b) all when the And started to say Totals 6 balls last year." tunities when they are presented. soulful and ethereal expression.) 'Causin' a packin' sent— tudciil .oiincil at Cass Technical Those three little words li,,nlur G. Frosh: "Isn't it wonderful that Blah, blah, blah, blah, moon! I only takes a extra horn, Red Top Cab Open a Savings Account at the High S, i I, M.iioit, hehl its annual He*il been thinking for days. Ogg. f 2 such large animals can IK- taught such (There, we knew it was coming! Abrewing "let her went." mting. The feature of the outing BulTenliarger, f 1 work ?" Lincoln National today. You might ss well look soulful on this COACHES was the numerous hay rides which Just then a hang Gay, c 0 "tie. too. Who cares, anyway?) Repest Performance riven. The fun l-egan with a Rang out through the night, Feazel, g 3 Blah, blah, blah, blah, merry in May The North Glee Club of North High 15c snowball tight. Hani ing. music, and Ills tire blew out Read this -- then Hill, g 1 (Give a hop, a skip, and a jump School, Minneapolis, Minn., will again We welcome your patronage. And his courage took flight. THE LANTZ with happy gpring-Is-csme-come-hither a treasure hunt ollered other forms of present "Elijah" because of the heavy amusement. Dinner was served in the Mail the Coupon' Totals 7 21 Anywhere In Town expression on face.) Rub: "I can't eat this steak, Call demand issued by residents of Minn­ CLEANERS way of a bread line. a, Williams; umpire, Hughes eapolis. The program will be exactly Blah, blah, blah, blah, 'neath skies the manager." Eyes examined, lenses ground, glasses made in one to three hnurn SEAL-O-SAN is an inexpensiie gym „f grey by Specialists in Each Department as before and prices will be the same. A-8404 Studenls Kxperiment wilh Uyes Adub: "No use. He won't eat Send Flowers to Hospital A Complete (leaning ( Fling out arms with "my poor little either." HOMER R. GETTI.E floor treatment that beautifies the floor, The pupils of the botany classes of The Golden Rule Optical Store 1021-2.1 Calhoun St. He: "That's the fourth umbrella Service grey-haired mammy" expression on he North High School. Minneapolis. The stutlents of San Diego senior l\,* bought this year." lace.) Minnesota, experimented in coloring preserves the wood, seals cracks and high school bring flowers to school She: "Your overhead expenses are Work Called For and 9£*fiu1'l£*Smt^e*^ Blah, blah, blah, blah, be true. (lowers with light green and brilliant I y Tuesday to send to the Naval terrible." Delivered (Nod head vigorously.) blue lives. The result of this was We Are Backing llo-[,''., fat the patients. The So­ Blah, blah, blah, blah, with you! Ihe production of a green calla lily "Come on there! What's the mat- MAKES FLOORS 100% cial Servii••• committee of the Girls' (If you have an audience, you'd md a UM earaattoa. ter with you?" A-3496—1118 E. State HU. You neet not I-ague originated this idea. Letter start running. If you haven't, THE VIKINGS "I'm fine thanks, but my engine's When Words Fail Ve NON-SLIPPERY you'd better thank your lucky stars The first hobo sez to the second "What is the fastest thing dead." niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii that you don't have.) SLEUTH FOR Doesn't show rubber burns. Easy to keep in the world, precious?" gentleman of the road, he sez, "Did And the funny part shout it is that ya get anything to eat at that big Dat: • \ goldfish." • I r 1 clean. Used by Notre Dame, Purdue, it really happened in a movie. yella house?" "Yeah," yells the HUNTINGTON SECURITY Uno: "Antl just how do you figure Mafcs, "it was the lightest meal I ever Michigan, Butler, Iowa, Indiana and thou­ that M PERFECT IN EVERY DETAIL Lincoln's Statue Dedicated LUMBER CO. had. I asked the old lady for food, •**~^~^uuat^- Posit ive safety for investments Duo li- i , it can swim around Suburban and Clevelsnd school chil­ sands of* other schools and colleges. she refused, an' I was giving her a J. W. Morrison, Sec. the gl.,1.. in only a few seconds." dren witnessed the unveiling and ded­ and reserve savings can still be found in life insurance. ication ceremony of the statue of Ab piece of my mind when a big mug Men whose personal holdings have been invested in bonds, raharn Lincoln. The money contrib­ came out an' made me eat my words." x:'.'- u'.-'. ~ - Notice South Side's beautiful Floor! Be uted by more than 258,000 students i "i "i r.u stocks, and other securities are feeling the pinch caused by miiiiitiiiiiii Satisfied 'or over a period of ten years, and IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! shrunken values. But . . . the life insurance owned by It cost only $34.00 to treat it with f&oc/Ck volunteer contributions from citizens «f Cleveland made possible the pur­ There Are a Lot More Like Us Rooting For these same men is still worth—dollar for dollar—what SEAL-O-SAN compared with over chase of the statue. they paid for it in years past. Life insurance is for many t- POLLAK BROS. CO. Fort Wayne, Ind. Sick Woman, in bed, to physician: HUNTINGTON men, their only undamaged asset. $400 last year for ordinary treatment "Oh, doctor, there must be something More and more people today are placing their reserves —A Real Saving! Use the coupon! dreadful the matter with me—you "I-,, W,e" Martin "Papa" Dsy •'-oked so pleased." Bob Adams in life insurance . . . Safe, strong, and secure—it has been Herbert Oxley m "Torchy" Ashley ? m m . m m^mmm^^qu^ a.a.am m . mm. Alice Kline proved by the acid test of adversity. Interested? See a "Margie" Graystun Bciniece Hrenn representative of "Doc" Sayle MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! DRINK BOTTLED "Butter Ball" Bw« Congratulations Carlton Finney Huntington Laboratorirt, Int., "Joe" Plastem l.udwick Swem Huntington, Indiana. # Carol Kvans Team! B. Easter rif.ii* have your representative call and tell ut mon about Lincoln "Peanuts" LoW*J Seal-O'San, the perfect ffvmn*iium floor treatment. We aro Hazel Cage "Scotty" Steele On To State! Bob Horton interfiled. "Bake" Baker Emily Boyd The LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE S "Bounce" Bun,.' SOl^&H 'I)E SHOE National Bank and Trust Co. Irene Tousley "I'eggv" M.hring txa Wilma (iallihei INSURANCE COMPANY REHlOLDING .,Anni;.- Md lelland Fort Wayne, Indiana Emma Kline T, VV. I'.iw.(srh- Prop. Virginia Bianyan ELLIS RESTAURANT Fort Wayne Indiana State Phone ItVlDiO SERVED AT ALL GAMES Huntington. Ind. Boh Morgan 2KIH South Ciilh.iiin Street imaiuiiiiiiiuiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiii"' llllllllllllllllllllliilillllilllllllllllllllllillillhilllllllllllllllliilllloMiillilllllllUMII Kwt Wayae, In-u/aaa ,^^mm* < » « ' * » > a Six THE TOURNAMENT NEWS March 11, 1932 March 11, IM

THE TOURNAMENT NEWS Page Seven Bluffton Tigers to Clash Will Defend Tiger Laurels I.I11 fl toii's Twelve Certified Players Airdales Have Hope To Repeat Season's Victories Assemblies Pla j Coach, Principal Hartford^City With Hunting-ton Vikings Name t bet No. Hgt. Wgt. Age Easy Going G. Truax, g., *f.—Junior 10 5-11 145 tfl Prominent Part Enters Strong In Regional Tourney Game J. Warnock, g. —Junior 4 6- 164 17 In Sectional H. Farling, c. Senior 1 Ma 167 18 aaasmmwt XsB?i ooBoo-o* - ••^^*asiZ^^s**wnwm4jmjl At Hartford a ty ['oath Tcmplin's Men Have BLUFFTON ENJOYS L. Kmshwiller, f.—Senior U 6- 168 17 Hartford Defeats Madison Team In Meet VARIED ACTIVITIES * % K. Brinnemun, «_-.—Senior H (i-1 1711 17 Personnel Director of South Wtm Fourteen (James Out K. Shoemaker, *g.—Junior 6 M 148 18 in Opening Game of Tour­ Airedales Have Won Eleven, of Twenty-two. High School Offers Oiversilied P. I^udwig, f.— Sophomore 3 5-10 llill 17 ney Schedule, 27-25. Pole Expedition Speaks Lost Ton (James Tbis M. Huffman, g.—Sophomore 11 5-7 142 15 C'urricular. Extra-Curricular Before Students. Season. K. Michael, f.,— Freshman 7 5-8 14.1 15 Hryant, Montpelier Fall Win Thrilling Contest Activities M. I-Jintis, f,—Sophomore 12 6- IM 15 Before Airedales Supt. of Schools Secures H. McCray, g.- Sophomore 6 i:ii 15 Squad Has door] fhanee 'earn Down.** (Issian Five by Pupils at Blutfton High School are | 11 , J. Mossberg, c- -Sophomore 2 6-3 171 Hi Programs From Lyceum tine I'niiit in Semi-Finals offered u wide choice of extra-curri­ Hartford City Five Have Won To Capture Regional Title cular activities, including ull the in­ of Sectional Own Sectional Three Junior und Senior I'upils Hold teresting phases of a well-rounded Final Sectional (iame Won high school life. Although publica­ Years W Assemblies in Separate Blutfton's Tijjvra, defending thi tion of the school weekly, the Comet, BLUFFTON'S GYM Rooms •».v Margrla of Thirty Kegmiial i-row ri annexed last year wa.s suspended lieeiui.se of lack of in­ WILLEY HAS HOPE Haitt'oi'd City's sectional, contrar* Tciints enter the IIM tourney with a sligh terest on the part nf the student body, ACCOMMODATES 1.500 ,,, [he one staged at Soutli Side last Some of the l.est Utinun speakers in Manager Says Uluffton Tigers 1 edge ov,, their • bymn-t.sium Proves to He Ideal I plenty tOUgh schedule this season, do/eats nt the lianils i.f eaeh of th, ganizations. • In* meet for the Airedales. The very City High Sch,H,I for the past year. mil ;is a result, lost ten of the lil tilts Place for Sectional Regional Crown flrat battle of the tourney lineil tin other ciileiule rsi, their lt-eint im The Sunshine Club for ifirls is one Through M. I'. Kelsey, superintendent carded. However, the Hartford City •uie.lales up with Madison Tminslnp. provement promises te retain for thei of the most active of the school. It Tourney Cames That Bluffton's Tigers have a good of the Hartford City schools, the big*li iggrogation turnad in some oatataad- and the Goodmen had a rather tough the honor won li»*st season. combines business, charitable, and so chance to win the Regional tournei school has secured a course of pro­ lag wins, bitting*: Bluffton, Winchester Coach Tempii ri's men won fourteei cial enterprises, serving as a Booster time of it to nose the Madison quintet gram ttuei the Lyceum bureau in Bluffton was hits* for the set-tioiia, is the opinion of L, R. Willey, eault] Cmwrmaa °' Ho.tr,,.,t tiiy Mm aad Huntington. out, 27-25. Chicago. Among the speakers pre­ James H. Good and loal right nt* t heir regularly sche.l nntl (let-Acquainted club for the girls. tournament last »eek in the Com manager of uthletics in the high Blutfton und Huntington were taken -en e t * Hartford (ily Net men sented was Mr. Charles E. Lofgren, uled sanies, antl have si'ored a totu The numbers sell candy, ice cream, munity liuilding gy rtinasium in which school. Mr. Willey expressed this Many Close Games Held "One thing at a time, and that done into camp l,y a t line point and two- who was with Commander Byrd at af lol points Lo their ,i|,p,.n*i-iits' L'tl." iintl po|Korn at the basket bull games, the home games of the high schoo opinion while lieing interviewed far In the second game of the tommy, Uraord City's lighting Airedale* will lie seen in action at the southern gvm tomorrow, and if they show well, i.s a very good rule, as many can point margin, respectively, the Tigers 1 Sl sh w l,v the South l'ole. Mr. I-ofgren was the Although the team's performam' do charity work at Christmas time. ue played. The gym, which accom the Tournament News. which matched Roll against Hedkey, Ti'iis"' " " ' **"" • " " ttwmt in mid-season, will prove plenty tough I'm the Vikings, Yellow Jackets, and tell." So goes the old saying, but not being cliounl l,y a 23-20 count, and personnel director of the expedition throtijg-li.iiit Ih,* -st-asuii has heen rath anil give club parlies. Ac-cording to muriate.-* 1500 fans, waa built in honoi An average of 1,000 people attend Kail emerged victorious, riding the applying when Hartford City High he Vi kings coming out on the short Tht 1 l st,(1 and related sonic very interesting antl tt atTatic, theii- decisive win ovei Miss Bessie Sale, faculty sponsor, the of (Ieorge J. Tribolet, formerly one the basketball games, he ha.s tliscov heavy aide of a 28 to 25 eount. An­ Y, A i ' 'V'*,'''*' '* "' '"'th Huntington and Bluffton in regular competition during the middle of their School's coach is mentioned. James nd of a Hii-lM score. The Airdales worth-while experiences, and alst. North Siili- I.y the scire of 2(> to 11 L-lub took in $t>0 at the sectional tour­ of the town's most prominent citi­ ered. Basketball is the favorite spun, other exciting game of the tourney oe- scnedule, and tin* Goodasra intend to put up all the competition of which they are possible. li. (I,,,,.!, principal of the High Bchool, lost 2-1 to 21 to Alexandria, phenom showed pictures which were taken on and their impressive shnwinjr in thi nament. Miss Dorothy Farling is its zens. although there are football, ba—ball, eurred when Portland and Ciray clash and James R. (Iood conch ,.f th.* Hart •aa! upstart in the Anderson sectional, president. ,*il, and Gray was hard-pressed to tbe trip. sectional tnurnainent at Blutrton last Un the west wall t>f the gymnasium, tennis, and golf teams at the school. lord City Airdales. are one and the only after uu overtime had been Maid..nm (lave Program week hiive (riven their supporters new Tho Hi-Y Club, for sophomore, which w»s erected its li»28, is a plaque Mr. Willey teaches agriculture, i nose out the Panthers by a one-point same persons. played. margin, 24-23. Montpelier met Penn- Hartford City School Very Sports Writers Mardonni, the magician, gave a pro­ confidence in the? Tigers. Blutfton's junior, and senior boys, meets every on which is the following inscription: subject not offered in the city high To all accounts, Coaeh-Principa! Showed l'p Good in Sectionals gram of magic and illusion which was complete schedule follows: other Monday night and holds weekly BLUFFTON BOASTS "In memory of llmrge J. Tribolet for schools. ville in a game Friday evening, and Qaod lives up to his nume, both in his received very well hy the student body. The Goodmen flashed brilliantly at Blutrton 16, Berne 13. luncheons on Thursday noon. They Interesting Facts Come to Light hisdevot ion to community ideals which had to extend themselves to best tin Modern; Gym Seats 250O Choose All- uthletic and intellectual tutorship, as Snme »f the other features of the times, and again dropped games that Blutrton IN, Portland 14. give a Hi-Y hanquet each year, and MODERN SCHOOL this building promotes." ThTe build­ "How many cocoons does it take to ivmiville aggregation, '2A-22. Friday's he is well-known and well-liked in both year's asembly program included Chief they iveio cipalik- of taking, when in Blutrton N, ("oluml.ia City 16. like the Sunshine Clul), do charity ing is used also as an auditorium for make a pound of silk?" thrilling encounters were closed in the capacities in Hartford City and vi Concerning Bluffton Players Owen K. Hangs Is I'rincipal of Whirling Wind, who spoke on Indian their best form. In the sectional the Bluffton '20, Hartford City 23. work at Christmas time. plays, entertainment, and community "Three thousand." second game of the evening, when Home Town of Tourney Entrants Will Boost Team at Re­ Sectional Teum cinity. Though only having lieen in I.,.re, and the Mason Jubilee Singers Airdales showed plenty of scrap, nos- Bluffton 12, South Side 15. Calee clubs for boys and tjirls have Modernly Equipped School meetings. The walls and ceiling of "For a dress?" Dunkirk eliminated Polling. The ganu the Airdale CHy for two short years. gional; School Has Up to Date Swimming Pool and a group of colored .. About lag ..ui Ma.iison in the hrst and tough- .cen organized and entertain the stu- One by one they met their doom. the gym were hung with multi-colored "Ninety."' t-nded in the favor of Dunkirk, Uti to ...ming Ironi Mt. Comfort, Indiana Bluffton 12, Warren 16. weighs 1088, and plays forward. H liuilding Six Hartford City Playtn the most interesting of the programs e«tt tilt of the meet, and sailing along ient body with an operetta each year. One by one they fell a prey to the lmnn,.r* put up by the Agricultural It, Mr. Uood haa built up a tine team, anil Bluffton 27, Ossian 18. is a brunette, and goes with one. H (lass Rooms; 26 Men and Women Constitute Faculty. was that presented by the Welsh Im­ smoothly through the rest of the tour­ This yeear's entertainment has not villain. Who? Why, the BlulTUti Club. Saturday's play was again opened Selected on First Two an equally fine school. Bluffton 16, Huntington 19. iiws green eyes, brown hair. His hob­ BlufTton High School is one of the perial Singers, who have also given nament. yet been decided upon, The senior Tigers, of course. by Hartford City, when the Airedales Uluffton 19, Auburn 28. bies are women and jerking sodas most modern buildings in the county Tw,*iity-si\ teachers make up the Teams. programs in many of the Northern Shoultl the Airdales play in their ••"nglisli clusses of the school form a ily won over Bryant, running up a Bluffton 11, Dec-atur 21. You see, they were being inter­ while his pet peeve is being slapped eontuining practically all equipment Was Not Ut •* to Clasa faculty of tin. Hartford city High Indiana high schools. liest form in the regional tournament Bluffton 17, Bryan, 0., 14. dramatics cluh, which gives plays fre­ viewed by a young lady, who asked on the hack. This senior has played necessary for an up-to-date school. Despite an article in The Times ,e of 53 to 17. The second sessioi, HARTFORD CITY HAS Bel I. which is l„,th a Junior ami Interesting Story No Other Entrant Places Since the high school includes all the they are plenty capable of causing up­ quently throughout the school year. rather personal questions. What would on the varsity for three years, and last week ssying M r. Ward Gilbert ol" the Saturday games matched Gray Bluffton 2S, Lancaster 17. Built-in lockers caught the eye of Senior High School. The Junior High grades from the seventh to the twelfth TWO YELL LEADERS sets galore Their record is as fol­ The senior class this year is to pre- was late to school when hii automo­ Bluffton 11), Auburn 18. you do in a similar case? Just what says Blutfton's chances are 100 per­ this reporter immediately upon ar and Roll, the former powerful warn More Than Two lows : jent soon "The Charm School." The runs from the seventh to the ninth Uncovered About the Junior high, from the 7th to the Bluffton l.l, Winchester 19. the Tigers did. Vou would answer cent. bile refused to start. Mr. Gilbert, one taking out the Rollers 30 to IK. Moiit- rival. There are accommodations for and the Senior High goes from 10th grades, holds their assemblies Hartford City :,:i. Gas City 2*. :ast has not yet been chosen. "Am I So did: of our chemistry teas*hers, wishes to paliaf and Dunkirk met, and the Mont­ Joe Willman, Raymond liau-'htT Bluffton 38, Kendallville 19. Everett Shoemaker, a guard. This mure than the three hundred eighty Hartford City Name Sixteen I'layers Chosen for All- - Intruding?" was patented, by the inform the student tx>dy that he has AUTO INSURANCE tbe tenth to the twelfth grades. The separately from the rest of the school. Hartford City : ."L Montpelier 13. Bluffton 20, Garrett 18. Gerald Truax, better known as 18 year old boy goes with a brunette. students enrolled. A trophy case pelier team came out ahead, winning Are Cheer-Leaders; Have junior class, and Bob Lepper and Mae been late to achool only once in his Sol J or, ***"' two groups rave different Sectional Teams From There are two separate assembly Hartford City 18. Muncie 29. Bluffton 19, Central 16. "Bus". He is five feet eleven and one- He was ill at the time this reporter which was donated by the class of by an eight-point margin, 2X to JO. Hani,,id City's hasketball team has Heller carried the leading roles. ten years of teaching, and that occur- i,.*,ins hut othel *.*•. ise they are not Sep rooms for this purpose. An admis­ (iood Yells Hartford City 14, Peru 19. half inches tall, weighs 145, and is 11 is built in on one wall. Here are The Airedales again came out ahead an interesting history back of its Tournament Bluffton 24, Rockcreek 155. was in BlufTton, so all information snee waa about live years ago. Even MONTHLY •nted. This sehool that houses 7IMI sion of ten cents is charged for all Hortford City IO, Montpelier 16. The school also has a chapter of extremely nice looking. "Bus" is a kept all the cups won; track, basket­ Saturday when they met Gray, taking name, which for the last live years has Bluffton 16, Decatur 18. was gained by mere hear-say. He is though he did have to walk thirteen students was Imilt in 11H-I, l.ut it is assembly programs. Although pep sessions are held Hartford City 18, Marion 25. the National Honor Society, but the brunette, with brown eyes. He likes ball, etc. PAYMENTS the Gray team into camp by a M-11 IK-IH the "Airedales." About five Twu sports writers of Hartford City Bluffton 26, Petroleum 26. five feet eight inches, weighs 148. blocks to achool, and even thoug-h it thoroughly modern, having up to date only about three times a year, Hart­ Hartford City 26, Central 27. members from the class of '.'12 have blondes as well as brunettes, or so he and Perttaad picked two all-sectional Bluffton 28, Kendallville 23. and is playing his first year on the The Brick is one of the Tigers' pet was after 8 o'clock when he left home, Room lit (al Wayne Bldg. count. ;,H*keis, sehool rooms, and a swimming years ago Albert Cox, who at that ford City High Sehool has very good teams from the boys entered in the Hartford City 2."', Bluffton 20. not yet been elected. says. Even though he plays football varsity team. he was not late to his first period time was a student in the Hartford Bluffton 26, North Side 18. possessions. It is the token of victory I>UM The finals of the tourney stacked I I. The new gjna, which was con school spirit, exeell..,,! rtlSSI plaaltai I. II.iitfi.nl City |1, Alexandria L'i. I,..is Mock and George Shead, both (on the varsity, incidentally) and class. City Hiirh Sch....I. owned an Airedale Hartford City sectional tournament Captains Airedale Five ln the sectional tourney, for whici I'aul Ludwig, a brunette, who is which belongs to the victor in the M.mtpelier against the Airedales, and straeted only ta igs is one of and very good yells. Joe Willman Hartfortl City 20, Cathedral 36. of BlufTton, won first and second place baseball, his hobby is playing basket­ dog which, through its famous or in­ last week. The sectional winners, the Mr. Owen R. Bangs, principal of playing for the first time as a varsity Wells County high school basketball tbe Goodmen had a fairly easy tun. tut finest in the state, accomodating antl Raymond Baugher, both seniors, Hartford City 54. Roll 20. respectively in the first division of ball. He plays guard or forward. This famous life, earned for itself the Hartford City Airdales, placed four of Bluffton Hiuh School was official host net man. "Ludy" goes with a blonde games. This time it has been won by .,f it, not exerting themselves tot, J,"lllll people. are cheer-leaders. They are out­ Hartford City 4."**. Winchester 17. the county Latin contest, and Barbara is Truax's second year on the varsity, honor of having the team for its name­ their players on the first team and the Ked and Black had only one really and "Boy, she's s neat one!" He the defenders of the Red and Black, much to win the right to play in the standing in extra-curricular activities Hartford City 2."'. Eaton 17. Briggs won first in the second divi having made it when he was a sopho­ James H. Qaod is principal and sake. This dog was no more than an two more on the second team. None trying encounter, but that one fracas plays third base on the diamond, and who are very anxious to keep it there. i, gional tomorrow. and in their class, being memliers of Hartford City 24, Portland 21. sion of the contest. These students more. He thinks BlufTton will go >-,,:i,*h of the si-bol, having acted in ordinary pup up until the time when of the other entrants placed more than made up in thrills and hard fijjhtini' goes out for footbsll. He is 17 years The school, which was built in '23. Hartford Won Previous Sectionals the executive committee. They do not Hartford City 25. North Side 31. will go to Muncie to participate in through the tourney and emerge win­ these capacities fee two years. Be it took it upon itself to want to bite ta • Wee on the two teams. for the three rather unexciting1 games. old, hss brown hair, brown eyes. His has a library, or study hall for pupils For the past two years, Hartford have any special outfits when leading Hartford City 32. Gsrett 22. the district contest, and then, if sue ner. fore this time be was principal and someone who objected strenuously. In The teams, as selected, follow: hobby is "girls," his pet peeve having with free periods. All modern im­ t ity have been holding their owi, yells, but dress completely in white. Hartford City 38, Winchester 28. Bluffton easily trounced Monroe in cessf ul, will be sent to the state meet coach of the Mount Comfurt High faet, this person objected so very First Team Junior Warnock, fondly called another fellow sit next to his girl at provements make it a cherful, pleasant tionals, and both times have won the Hartford City 21. South Side 28. their first match to the tune of 44-5, at Bloomington. School, where he also taught history- st retiunusly that it was deemed n.-i* Bohr. Hartford City, forward. Their liest yells are "Go Get 'Km "Viper," is 17 years old, six feet tall, games. He says, confidently, "We'll room in which to study. Hartford (ity 26. Huntington 2X. and Rockcreek »as taken into camp meets. Before that, tht* Aire,lul, Indiana Central College was his alma essary to kill the dog. Of course, the Silvers, (jray, forward. AiredaleR," "Rip Van Winkle," "Hit Bluffton High boasts three cheer­ and weighs 164. You can recognize win." Owen R. Bangs is principal of the Hartford City 16. Wahash 24. in the next contest by the score of traveled to Montpelier ami Portland maier. tlog died bravely as all heroes shoultl Baugher, Hartford City, forward. 'Em High," •'Vivo Vivo, Baby in the leaders, all boys, namely Jackie this handsome boy by his jersey, num­ Max Huffman, a diminutive guard high school. He has served in thia 3*1-22. The battle-royal of the session, Hartford City, before turning to a M. P. Kelsey has been the su|iciin- Hover, Montpelier, center. High Chair." Hartford City 16, Anderson 41. Thompson, George Shead, and Bud ber 14. Junior, who has brown hair Max is a blonde with brown eyes, but position for four years. Mr. Bangs (otherwise our story would l,e M Kort Wayne regional, went to Marion, IfcDoaald, (iray, eeiit.i. Some of the words are as follows: Sectional however, was the encounter with the Bartlemay. Jackie is a freshman, five and brown eyes, prefers brunettes, lenili-nt of the sihools in Hartford account, whatsoever). Anyhow, this he goes with a brunette, or so tlu-y also teaches. and in lH.'IO were defeated by the Ko licet ley, Hartford City, guard. Ossian five whom the Templin-c-oached feet tall, and fourteen years old. but we believe he was just humoring City for three years, and was the (b.-LT died ... bravely and was thought Hit 'em High, Hartford City 27, Madison 25. told us. He runs the 440 on the track k..mo squad, losing J I-l'.i. In I'.t.'ll. I'ettit. Hartford City, guard. squad nosed out 24-23, after trailing George is also a first year student, the interviewer. His hobby is teas­ Shubert had a horse named Sarah, principal of the high school fr seven of so tenderly afterward that the Hit 'em Low, Hartford City 5.S, Bryant 17. team and plays football. His hobbies the Airedales again went to Marion. Wiesnian, Hunkirk, guard. at the half by nine points. In the also fourteen, and has attained the ing teachers and apparently he's quite Entered her in the big parade, years hefore l-eing promoted to his Hartford City team decided to honor Come On, Airedales Hartford City 36. Gray 17. are basketball, and, even though he's and were barely defeated, the Man n Second Team final game of the tourney the Tigers lofty height of five feet, two and one- adept at this. He is on the varsity When the band began aplaying, |.resent position. lie is a graduate its memory by naming themselves Let's Oa, Hartf-.r.l City 52, Montpelier 22. only fifteen, girls. He is a aophomore team taking an overtime to win by Monroe, Montpelier, forward. defeated Lancaster, survivor of the half inches. Bud. who was for many football squad and baseball nine. Thi Shubert's Sarah neighed from Earlham College, aad touk post after that particular brand of canine, .rt-poy „f hortii.r.l City Ntw*, Co (Jet 'Em Airedales at present. "We're gonna win!" he two points, 23 to 21. C Johnson, Roll, forward. other bracket, 33-25. years the mascot of the Tigers, is the graduate work at tbs Uaivai which inline tbey have retained from is his second year on the varsity. H> exclaimed. "We're going to go to Bill I'ettit Co Get "Km Airedales Fair Customer: "I'd like to try on larger, Madison Towns'p., forward Tom Ktnshwiller, flashy forward, head yell leader. He is a junior and says of Blutfton's chances, "Well, State!" Chicago . that day to this. Go Get 'Em Airedales, that one over there." Dattoa, Hartford City, cent.i. Hill I'ettit, flashy little guard of the Prescriptions has been the high-point man and per­ has been leading cheers for two years. they're pretty fair." Students Engage in Variety The teachers ,,f the school and the Tear 'Em Up Airedales, Kobert Michael, or "Flink." Bob Ely, Madison Township, center. Airedales, is captain of the Hartford Carefully Compounded haps the most outstanding player not He is also tiny, five feet two, and is Salesman: "Sorry, madam, but subjects that each teaches are as fol­ Rip Van Winkle Harold Farling, the Tiger's tall has brown hair and brown eyes. He of Extra-Curricular Affairs Hartford City Funds Krhart, Portland, guard. City tesm. Bill is the only senior who only in the sectional meet but also sixteen years old. that's the lampshade." lows: Floy Warner, history and Yellow Pup center. "Snakey", is six feet two and is a freshman, but made both football Stoltz, Hartford City, guard. will be seen in action tomorrow, and Foerster's Pharmacy throughout the cage season. He mathematics; Balsa I'.-itis,,n. mathe- Carried Off When Hartford High School The cheer leaders conduct pep ses­ one-half inches, antl weighs 167. This anil basketball varsity squads in his Dramatics, Hi-Y, Glee Claa, Orches­ Peacock, Hunkirk. guartl. was an outstanding factor in placing 1129 K. State Phone A8328 chalked up u total of 56 points for Won't Give Up. sions on Friday mornings before 18 year old boy goes steady with a first year. This fifteen year old lad tra, Band, antl the seh,„il nniiu., , i,. orgs Telle, mathematics and Safe I.s Robbed the Airedsle squad against Bluffton, high scoring honors in the tourney games, and lead the fans at all the "don't say red-head, because it's aub­ says "It's a cinch," when speaking of the extra-curricular activities of the science; William EIj : Mary Decatur and Huntington in the re­ Karnes. Junior War nock, a brilliant Cup Is Awarded to basketball encounters. The yell lead­ urn" girl, who drives a classy Ply­ the Tigers' winning the sectional. Hartford City High St hm.I. Tbey for Qfaaa, Marian Will With Mr. Kelsey as our guitle. and gional play. guard, was second with 24 count. ers are elected at the time of the class i'onimercial; Mil.Ire.I Baxter, commer­ mouth roadster. (We know, we saw Maynard Lantis, s six foot forward. merly had a school newspaper, but, I... Willman, the cheer leader, aa an Most Outstanding Flayer Hartford City hss defeated both BRASE elections in the fall. No girl leaders cial; Laaraeea Meyers, manual train­ L K. Templin, who is serving his it.) He has brown hair and eyes, "Mose" is only 15, hut already his due to lack of funds, it was tlroppeil extra pn,lectin, we cautiously crept Huntington and BlufTton during their were put up, liecause neither the girls and especially attractive white, ing; John Wilson, physical education; DRY CLEANERS third year as the T igers' mentor, de­ hobby is chasing women, and his pet tare years ago. int.. the superintendent's office to see Th Kiwanis Cluh of Hartford City, season's schedule, and are given a nor the other students wished to devi­ straight teeth. This is his second year i ret Hopper, physical eiliica* ion , serves much credit for piloting th, peeve being turned down. He is a The Dramatics Club is under the i,,t of the celeb rated sit' an active organization with a mem­ good chance of making things tough Fairfield at DeWald I'hone H-3335 ate from the regular custom. The on the varsity. He plays football, but quintet through a very difficult aea­ sophomore, and plays baseball antl jurisdiction of Ruth Cole, who is also Helen Martin, domestic science; Ks bery that occurred at Hartfortl City bership of al.out sixty-five, awards a for the Vikings, Tigers and Yellow nil.iti fans of the Red and Black root­ goes out for no other sport. He be­ »"' ' '"I" I Ill.llllllllll MUM ••••••ItM son. Prior to assuming his duties as football. He goes with s blonde, and a history and English teacher. It is ther Nesbit, IIIIII* ; Mary Humphrey, during the tournament. No one knows large silver loving cup to the moa* Jackets tomorrow. L ers' section deserve the efficient and lieves Bluffton will win the tourney, n.ach of the BlufTton l.asketeers Mr. modestly explained, "It's love!" He composed of twenty-live students who art; Shir!.*y Barter, I.atin; Manila whether the TUbUUt hatl as his motive outstanding individual on the Hart­ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II lllll Illllllllll yell-provoking activities of these three all right. Templin had charge of the baseball confidently said. "We're gonna win the must be interested in dramatics snd Taylor, l.alin; U I' M,„llm. gSS% the defeat of one of the teams in the ford City basketball team. The cup Mrs. Brown: "I saw Frances kiss­ cheer leaders. nine, which he has coached for 1,1 Franklin Brinneman, tall center. State." public spesking. They must ba eb*. I raphy; daOtsWt Hr,.wn, mat hematics; '.nu nament, or if he was just plainly is awardeil to the individual who shows ing the milkman this morning." Return Engagement years. He is ably assisted by Herman "Frank," who is six feet one inch Two other fellows have had their • il into the club, and must be in tht Colin Parka, seteaee; Deaaa Pur Bay, out to K.'t the siiii.n class furiils that the l„st sportsmanship Imth on and Mr. Brown: "Good Heavens! Wast­ ing time on him when we owe the Wiggs, student manager, Willey, far Bluffton SeheduTeri932-33 tall, prefers blondes. His hobby is names certified at Indianapolis: "Dud" upper third of their class scholasti* Knglish. Forrest I I afllsh; arara aiddea in the safe. A t.ig hole ofl" the haskethall Moor, the liest con­ grocer $20." ulty manager of athletics, and Dr. chasing girls, or so he said. He is McCray and Jack Mossberg. Both tally. Ileligbt McGeath. Knglish; I.ulu lliihn. was blown square through the safe duit in antl out of school, and the November 23—Portland, here. Knglish; Kuth Cole, history and Kn r Blaekman. faithful trainerof the Red a brunette, is 17 years old, and goes are confident ot victory. You'll lie able The School Annual, the Retro, b in Mr. K.ls.v's office, and $17. . of best attitude toward his teachers, his I„l Mill | | ,| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Louis Panico N'ovemlier 25—Ossian, there. out for footliall and track, where he put out each year by the Senior cla-,s fiiah; Both Bfawj. history; lam Wag friends, anil in his private lift- and Black lor ten years. to aaa them and talk to them at the precious funds were taken. SI'KKllO Super Orange Juicer—All December 2—Columbia City, there high jumps. This boy who is playing Regional and there you may interview and may be secured for the price of ner, history: Tiella Holden. history We carefully avoided the chalked Scholarship and ability are also taken World's Greatest Trumpeter (oath Templin stated when inter­ Speedo Products For Sale—Can Open­ liei-ember 9—Hartford City. here. his first snd last year on the varsity. viewed that his team's greatest rivals them. i.tv-live cents. It is bought Modi and a--.isl.int principal. marked nnles that were drawn on into consideration. Ileeember 16—Smith Side, here. say "We're going to beat them," while er and Sharpener, S1.75 Each; Jar on the hardwood were ("entral of Fort Antl there you are. Kather a nice ..11 the same plan as that of the F.n the floor, because in them wen* the The name of the winner is engraved And His Brunswick Recording December 2,'i—Huntington, here. speaking of the tourney. Opener, $1; Super Fruit Juicer, $1.75. Wayne and Decatur. Although his bunch of Tigers, if you know what Wayne annuals, twenty-live cent> NEW (JYM ERECTED fi ..t steps of the careless robber who on the cup and the person to whom it December HO—Auburn, there. MASON J. FITCH quintet defeated the Summit City Tom Kmshwiller, one of Bluffton's we mean. You'll be seing them fight ib.wn and fifty cents when the I k hail neglected to clean up the mess ia awardeil may keep it as a perma­ ORCHESTRA January 6—Decatur, there. AT HARTFORD CITY 128 E. State Blvd. A-1H353 Tigers 19-1 *' late in the season, they star performers. He is six feet, ing hard at the tourney. Until then— is delivered. Snapshots of the student that he had made. nent trophy. January IS—Garrett, there. III l-l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I went tlown in defeat before the Cur- l.ody, senior pictures, pictures of the It seems that he drilled a small hole "Be It Kver So Humph-—" January 20—Central, here. faculty and many interesting features. Hasketliall Major Sport Activity, n the safe anil poured in nitro-gly- tismen twice this season. Neverthe (11.-clings: l l l l 111 ••• I l l t 1111 l l l 1111 i I January 27—Second Team Tourney. which are included in the bonk, all go Track Second; Swim Team cerine. The noise that the explosive El Patio Ballroom less Mr. Templin feels confident that HUTSON'S PHARMACY Said the worldly-wise young man January 28—Marion, there. tu make it very interesting and worth­ made must have been terrible, hut the Red and Black can defeat the Yei Just a Rood Drug Store Kt'cently OrRanized to the Sweet V.iung Thing, "II.. you February 3—Decatur, here. while. dm- to the confusion in the gym, no SIEB and PETTIT Oincinj- I to 1 A.M. low Jackets another time, and his like Camels?" February 10—Union Center, here. "SHEAFFER'S LIFETIME PENS" The music department is one of the one heard. team will probably lie given this The tune tt sports fans and ath­ Replied the S. Y. T.: "Yes, but February 17—Kendallville, there. 4001 South Wayne Avenue Phone Harrison 22rfl most active in the school. The Girls' Mr. Kelsey wishes that the hurglai Hardware—Furnaces— 50c E*ch before 9 P. M.—75c After chance in the regional finals. letes in Hartford City is taken up al- Mother won't let me bring them in February 24—North Side, there. Sextet, which is under the direction of had cleaned up the mess that he made Although Shoemaker, who regular­ •in ..11.11,1111 vclusively Ly haskethall. track the house." Sheet Metal ii11i11iiiii111iiii11IIii i 1111tiii i 11111 i i 111111 iiII | Miss Esther Nesbit, is well known in because it took a half a day to make ly gets the call at one of the guard Marjorie, have you been smoking? lieing the only competitor antl it is Blackburn County, singing for most the |ilii.*e look respectable. positions, has been ill with tonsilitis No, mother. running it very poor second, James B. I I I I I I I I I I I 11 I I 11 I I I I I I I I I Furnace Work Our of the school affairs and for many of Qaod. coach if the school, stated. Anyway, it was an experience to see and may not IH* in the lineup for the But your breath smeels of tobacco Harrison Hill Drug Store the clubi of the town. The school a safe with the insides blown out. Huntington game, Coach Templin is Father kissed me goodbye. Owing to the poor facilities,^ the Specialty band is composed of forty pieces and track team has tough going, Mr. Good, Kring & Morrison hoping to be able to use him by Sat­ But father doens't smoke. Rather Cheerful Discourse on Weather On Through the Regional? is directed by Mr. Clyde Lucas of said. Hartford City has no track, and urday. Kmshwiller, high scoring star I know, mother, but his stenog­ Dirty days hath September. Courteous, friendly service ; 1122 E. State St. A-91M Muncie, Indiana. The orchestra, un- has only the city streets to practice of the quintet, is out of practice with rapher does. April, June, and November, Corner Calhoun and Kudisill 'It-r the direction of Miss Nesbit, is in, thus necessitating all track events a sore toe, but is expected to be com­ Fro mJanuary up to May I I I 11111 I I 111 I I 111 I I I I t 111 I I 11 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 14 •H'M l-M III I I 1 I I Illl I I 1 I I I •me of the finest in the state, with being held away from home. How Airdales pletely recovered in time for the tour The rain it raineth every day. twenty-five players enrolled. ever, the sports appetite in Hartford ney games. The probable starting Excellence Wins The Hi-Y Club is the largest in City is sponsored by the huge interest lineup will lie Emshwiller and either FALVY'S Ml the rest have thirty-one school, hsving fifty members in it. It in basketball, and the Airdales usually You won the Sectional, and we're here again to Truax or Ludwig at the forward posts. Without a blessed gleam of sun; manage to turn up a good record in Fading at center, and Warnock and THE REDSKIN INN has a charter from the state, and has If any of them had two and thirty help you through the Regional Tourney. We've In Sport and life excellence comes for its idesls and purpose the same either Truax or Shoemaker at the that sport. They'd he just as wet an dtwice as been successful so far, and you can't keep a good guard positions. home the winner. as the Hi-Y Clubs in the city. Joe In the new gymnasium recently con­ dirty. W'agner is its sponsor. The complete list of certified play- struct',.lan Willman i, t. K. Makoln (Ieorge Craig Katherine Frazier The Basketball Season Is About Over But 0' Boy! Sehisler Bros. II M I* iish I ut u trh—Boston Store faaa Muit-nim Vernell Katnilf Qaorgl Mason "The Best Milk" CANADIAN "A" Leonard and Jenkins Qeorge Bhstd Kobert Khler New (Ira iiii Theater Look What's Ahead. The Golf Season—and Have Kmil Sohwiii r, I. G. A. Groccn* ills Jewelry Store Alma Sli,a,I Lewis Ward William Bulger MALT ' I'unt—Men's Wear You Looked at Your Golf Shoes—We Rebuild Them Royal Confectionery Law r, in*- Uml Young Shelby Falkner \\,„',i * i '.*.. Cleaners antl Dyers A-6133 Fairfield at Baker Hotel Barber Shop I|,,\*t Hartman ll,"<[K*r Shuwalter Harold Plummer Any Way You Like with Rubber Soles or leather •ml A, ("rites Wliiliikn* Barber A Beauty Shop Margaret Sayrer Tim Hi' ilmth (J rey Jim Willman Armstrong, A.4P. Ten Eugene Peters May The Best Team Soles and Calks Frunk Garrett n. R. Bangs Miller & Jones 0a. O. w Gnii.ii.th, tremut • Herman Ulmer Win lllllllllilll lllllllllllllllllhllllllllllMIIUIIIiillllM i sssttsmmmm 1 Page Eight THE TOURNAMENT NEWS March 11, 19 •\ew Members of Booster Club Are Norman Voelker and Centralites—(iive Decatur Vour Poetic^OhildreiASemi Franklin Doenges Support in the Regional Where The Airdales Romp Mo re Mttste r Pieces Regional Battlei Will Be Played Here Cheer Them on to State s THE SPOTLIGHT to §t Side Pupils " •'• V Award 1929 til haw One--One tnr All" First Class High School Newspaper

It seems as though our little I.roth Vol. XIII.—No. 22. \ ers and sisters of the .lames II. Smart Sehool are simply "bubbling ovei' Central High School, F'ort Wayne, Indiana Friday. March 11. 1(1.12 with enthusiasm for the art of poetry I'l.t-i.is are liuniii*.I in every day t. Ilu* teachers to I.e corrected und euni Students Vote Sophomores Give 9B Pupils Hold mented upon. In a recent issue of Tht Archers Defeat Tigers in Close Frosh, Sophs Tiniest several of these original poems Next Tea Dance were published. On Posters of Latin Contest Here are a few more of them which Carl Brenner Will Furnish Music Game Saturday; Score 21-20; Hold Annual were handed in to the teachers. Students of .Miss Austin's (lass Tournaments for Affair in (iirls' QjW Compete for Honors in Yeur Shiulmi- March IH 5 Central Men Play Last Game Speech Contest Many Original Ideas Are Csed Vocabulary Test Sometimes at night, when lights are he was ruiine.l on the tournament low, in Annual School foster Anotb,., ,,,,.. atttamwtU) lea dances Tigers Fighting Like C^ats in Final Selections of Contestants Vou almost step on your shadow. »r, regained Welch, Barbara Stults, Mary Jane in which were Tigers dressed in band he ccrtui..!., ,,;o.veti a master game. made to these stutlents on March 17. Coaches Injfham and Adams Direct Central (iirls' Athletics; To D. Folz, 7A. will he run off hen- Saturday. Four teams huve l.een .pjalitit-tl to enter the l.iurney and the l.attles are expect. hia place on the varsity. "Piggy" has On March 29 these students will draw Scott, Lester Brouwer, Lou Bundy, uni f...!...-. Tli«_- li.iiu, inatif oy Kolicrt "Al" has also played football and .,, he not only Intel est ing ones l.ut .lose ones also. In State Contest that fighting spirit which Central is one subject on which they will speak. Choose Champion (iym Class Teams and Jean Rensenhouse, officers of the Dingman, waa a silver rocket ship. l.us.-ball. so proud of in him, and has done much Class of "35" hurtling through the sectional, then March 31 is set for the final elimin An (lul> this and last semesters. It John Hruliaker. l.t ort.* Beckett, < 'entral Orator Represents Allen "Kajah" Ilackman complete-d his by instilling this fighting in other The Ideal Teacher regional, linally on to state. The back­ ation. Three students will be chosen Along with the finishing of the was announced by Miss Evelyn Bales, Warren Baker, I.ore!la Foellinger. County in the State Ora­ send year on th-e squad. In his members of the team. To Give Dance from tho sophomore and freshmen, 111., where she supervised the gym Up And Down The Incline ground was a monachromat ic scheme Central hoys' tournament, comes also Faculty adviser, that it was the last Robert Crass. Koy It* Sprunger. junior year Hackman went t>«_it for < "entral recognises the ability in all who will be considered as the liest ivork of both high school and grades. of blue. The prizes for these were torical Content "Freshman Frolic" To Be Spons­ the ending of the girls' net season. meet ing for a student to join and the Humor Mr. Mosher Kulh Hehm. and Mary Jane Nel­ basketball, but play«*d with Line re­ five of these fellows and is heartily orators. Miss Adams received her training last opportunity for a member to pay The school orchestra is practicing • ..mplete sectional tickets. serves practically all of the r«gular wishing them all the luck and pros­ ored on April 1. With Bren­ The girls have lieen practicing basket­ Disposition Miss Howard breaking in the colt, and his trip son. Between the tenth and twentieth at the University of Illinois, and at dues. An exception was made for the pieces for commencement under tIn­ Those who received honorable men season. Toward tournament time Ml perity in their fight for positions on Last year the freshman champion ball for three weeks, and are now Smile Miss Schwehn through the Northwest Territory. Miss clay of this month the district contest ner's Orchestra .he University of Colorado, having re­ seniors who were trying out for the direction uf Mr. Roland Schafer. Hiis Kalph Dale and Robert Nelson gave tiun were Khoda Lewerenz, Delores playing had improved so muci-s that the teams of life. was William Robbins. Paul Kigar ready to wind up their season by the Personality Mr. Miller Mary Crowe says that they were very- of the State Oratorical Contest will be ceived her diploma. from the first Senior Play. music histmy students are studying reports to Miss Alda Jane Woodward's Slagle, Anita Scheumann. Beatrice was chosen as the best speaker of the annual tournament, held in the girls Dignity Mias Alexander good. James Kirby and William God­ held Allen County will be represent- Officers of the freshman class have college. 10B class recently ahout Slavery in Clint—. Mary Catherine Marcrum, sophomore*. gym. The next Art Club meeting will be Patience Mrs. Winslow the works of Robert Schuinan. The dard read a atory out of the "Liberty t I I.y I'uul Kigar, a Centralite, who at last made their final plana for the She came to Ceitral much pleased Mary Kllen Dennis, Rosemary Clinton, held Wednesday, March 16. At it will PeP Miss Auman pupils in the music appreciation Magazine" with the title, "How Long Ancient Rome. has been active in s|.c!*ch work since dance which they are giving Fri­ It is not customary for girls to par •vith her appointment, and immedi­ Genevieve Spohnhauer, and Harold Mr. F. H. Croninger's Return be presented the "Boys Follies," Clothes Mr. Bills classes an* receiving interesting Could Washington Keep (tut of Jail So far as we know from hist... his freshman year. day, April 1. ticipato in tournaments as the boys ately began making friends with her Kidd. The prizes for these were Math Club Meets which will consist of an entire boy Hair Mr. Stoner points about the opera, Faust. If He Lived Today?" Theresa N'.-p- and legend, slavery was always know* do, because the physical strain of con •students. Miss Adams, the youngest tickets to one session of the sectional In the county finals, which were held All freahmen and sophomores are cast. Eyes Mr. Sinks tune gave a good talk on things most at Rome. The economic results an.l Brings F^leasure to Central tinuous playing would be too tense on faculty member on ("entral payroll. Miss Evelyn Hales' Art II pu­ games. at Central, three schools were NM. invited and the price of a single ticket Club Celebrates Kirthday of Those who were present are: Clay­ Popularity Miss Bowen people don't know about Washington. moral effects of slavery were ruinou their nerves, so instead, two small ias really made herself one of the pils are working on clay models s.-nted. Tho representatives were Wil Ls 25 cents, while a couple ticket is President Kalph Immel; tournaments are held. The first round ton Kilpatrick, Olive Teeter, Mar­ Leadership Mr. Northrop With slaves swarming' in their hon 35 cents. A short unusual, and very '.•nt inl Tigeresses nd as a result has of inventive figures, some modern Miss Ellen Burns' English K class bui DtWaaaa for North 8ida; Thomas is made by selecting the champion jorie Zehr, Millie Kohlmeyer, Jeanne Sweetneaa Miss Chew ministering to their luxury, ;... interesting program will be given Mother (Jives Cakes .rained the admiration and respect of and others realistic. Others in .... 'linn bad Milton's "Stinnett on His Hold Pep Session Schieffer for Central Catholic, and team of the daily gym classes. Teams Taylor. Bill Hockett. Helen Hickman Athletic Miaa Coppock their business and even educn which will last for a half hour, be­ Hundreds of girl sport enthusiasts. the Art II class are working oui Blindness." They will be given a I'aul Kigar for Central Hitrh School. aro picked from the groups, and are Alma Nitzache, Lois Nessel, Ruth Fry- Driving Ability Miss Gross their children, the old Roman virtu. Mr. F. H. Croninger Speaks on ginning at S o'clock. From Hr.'tO until The monthly meeting of the Math designs in charcoal with Ihe ele­ .bailee to memorize I.'Allegro or II K i(fir's oration was on "Lincoln and entered into the contest which is play back, Alice Hulse, Betty English, Alice Discipline Mrs. Clark of simplicity, frugality, and tempei 11 .'clock! Carl Brenner's orchestra Club was held February M in Room ments as the subject matter. l'i user.,so and will Ite given extra Cenlral Spirit at Pre- t ie Constitution." In all the contests. t-d after school time. Mae Siebold, Helen Bender, Helen 116 Ability Mr. Cleaver ance declined and perished will play. Coca Cola will be served 228. At the previous meetinjf a col credit for doing so. Sectional Meet .*s.t*.*|.l Ih.* sch.M.I linals, a brief at- Sinish, Jane Tolan, Elinor Sieber, Bashfulness Mr. Doty Paul Deal and Bob Moody of Miss ttniporaneous s|Mwh was given l..\ throughout the evening. ection was taken to send flowers to The second tournament, which ia the Around and About Having been told the difference I.. Edith Spangle, Bob Feustel, Harold Expression Mr. Dickinson Mary Crowe's history class worked out t-.iiTi s|K*akfr after he hatl delivered AIoMti Colby, a prominent memU-i most interesting is played between the In a recent lesl given (o Miss hrtM •"liking" and "loving" I White cards were given out at the Contrary to the reports of last week Meigs, Sis Williams, George Ann Poi«* Miss Huffman pantomines of Washington crossing his set s|H-ech. These e.\ti-m|tiiran- tl the Math Club. At this meeting a four classes, freshman, sophomore, Mary I'axlon's trigonometry promptly said, "I like my mother an.l pre-sectional pep session staged last 'litre will not lie a play, but instead Hey, hey. This is the old KI Escri- Thornton, Gertrude Jones, Nancy Chsrsct«r Mias Cromer the Delaware, his Farewell Address. t .us s|H-cht-s were given or letter of thanks from the Colby family junior, and senior. These teams are class, (he following received A'a.: lathci, l.ut I love pie." Kriday in the buanf gym Thu •A ill l>e a program. tor and all hia words come to see you Kent, Betty Barrett, Babs Fair, Peg- phase of the Constitution. was read. picked from the group of girls who metU given by girls who also distril. This dunce is prolial.ly the first again this morning for the old alma gy Newell, Francis Gaines, Mse Rupp, Mr. T, II. Croninger, principal, gave attend daily after school practices. utt-.l papers that had a song which Kigar won the freshman extemp­ freshman one given, and it is sure t. maters, good old South Side, North Jack Welsh, Ralph Fitch, Leon Under­ i very interesting talk on magic In this form the girls are not given was written by a group ..f Central oraneous contest in his freshman yeai he a success. Last November the fresh Side, and Central. He has come to wood, Marguerite Blue, Bernadine tquarea and scales of notation other the opportunity to display their skill uri.l the sophomore extemporaneous man Part) did nut call out such a tell you all about the sectional and students last year. 'han the scale of 10. With several before as large a group of s|>ectators Agg, Patsy Beall, Margaret Miller, I .ntest the next veal'. This year he large crowd, but this April a big tell you what he thinks about the com Mr Kred H. Crotiingt-r gave a short r Jb-s one is able to fill in a square so as the boys, but they enjoy themselves and Misses Gertrude Oppelt, Emma was on the iirtirinative debating team I-IOWII is expected and a successful ing Regional. For the first thing, talk on Central spirit. The l.an.l that each line will ad.I up to the same just as much. There reward being Keifei, Mabel Thorne, Mary Helen .! the varsity. Last he won dance is ho|>ed for. since to the victor Is-longs the spoils bey, Erma Dochterman, Evelyn Bales, playetl several •aWtioBI Tin* stu number. points added to their honorary four I wish to stick out the old right mit­ dents also closed with "Win t he Sec tht- privilege of having his name en­ year record which is the basis of all md Mr. Homer G. Davisson. Titkets are lieing printed now, and The program committee planned a ten to old Decatur, good old Decatur. ii.nal." graved on the Rohrbaugh cup. The will soon be sold by any of the officers. awards given to the girls. Then in succession, I would like to stutlent who has his name engraved very interesting debate on the sub­ fans "figure" the finals! Hi, These are the words to tl The officers of the class are: Prei- Many exciting scrimmages are seen stick out the right mit to all the rest on this cup three times is allowed to ject "Should II. S. Adopt the Metro sung to the tune, "Sweet .lenny Lee". Mr. Fred H. Croninger, who has of these last few months possible. i.lent, Tom Miller; vice-president, System." Ruth Alice Ream s|>oke on in games played between upper class tt the teams that played, for, as you keep it. Oho Central High, served as acting supenntcnilen't. of \\ • put on paper what it is not Richard fierce; secretary-treasurer, the affirmative and Esther Hiene on teams, as well as teams of the under all know, there wasn't a dull game* The s|H*ech teacher ..f Central this Come on let's do or die. tht- city schools for the pait se'-arvral easy to say with fervor I.y word of Joe Deck; social council, "Toddy" the negative. At the last meeting a class men. C lit lal's Tigresses hav, .ilie.lule.l. And all those who were .h* Vour scores are always high, year is Mr. A. Coil, who has very successfully coached those who are months, returned Monday to hia du­ mouth. If words are not strong, at Uebelhoer, Joan Wolf, Helen Palmer group of problems were given to the the same lighting spirit as do the Tig feated played good games antl showed Michael Sawyer Playing hookey. (ih Central High. active ia loit-nsi. Mi Ostt is taking ties as principal of Central. Pupils least we say as strongly as we know Ruth Murphy. students to work I.y this meeting. ers, and make use of their reputation that they MM all sports. But thost Lawrence Romano — Sneaking in Kach game we play the pla.*.* of Miss ROSM Tonkel, who and teachers alike hav** joined in •wel­ how. Although nobody was able to work when it is necessary. ,'ami's between the city teams were shows. Makes people say and say he most exciting. During the North formerly taught public speaking. The coming their accustomed chief. JMiss WILOOMI HOME TO them Marquette Staker gave the an With two capable coaches, the ill* Wm I..-wis—Central High School. "Keep lighting in the fray. Sub- Central game I thought that it ili-strict . I.airman of the contest is Anna B. I-ewis, dean of girls, -very CENTRAL! (Receives Letter swers. velopment of girls sports can easily Barney Garmire—Strutting down We'll win this day." waa nearly impossible tti get more in Writ N*iu>^mffwl Mr. Don C. Klannagan. The State ably tilled Mr. Cronin*g-er's place and Sifcned I.y the members of Central's A new kind of spelling bee was held be accounted for. Miss Ingham, wh. N*. S, field l.aekward. Each fellow on the team flustrateil; but when South Side had Oratorical Contest is sponsored by made a very capable and likeable sub­ faculty. John Laymon. Central (>erman which proved to be a circus for every­ has been with Central for one year, "Tiny" K lein- Riding horses. ita l>out with Central. I absolutely Is going strong the Indiana State Bar Association. stitute. Aa a token of his appreciation of Student, Han Interesting Letter one. In this match the left hand was and Miss Adams, who came to Cent Kate Vaple Riding kiddicars. knew that I should never (ret more We'll always be behind you. At the tragic death of Mr. I^ouis the warm welcome tendered him by From German Correspondent a, the right e, the mouth d. the eve ral from I'rl.ana, Illinois. •xcited over anything. Walt Williamson—Rumba on the Kight or wrong. C. Ward, former superintendent, Mr. his c« it-workers and helpers, Mr. Cron­ i and anyone beside yourself u. Wh.ii Miss Adams, baton entering Cent­ tuba down in Cuba. i ome on an.l tight, Croninger was selecteil to nemm M inger sent the following message to a vowel was reached many people sat Sorosis Club Meets Among those of Mr. Stroebel's Oer­ ral, had three years of teaching ex- This Regional business, I just don't Farm VanZant -Playing Strsngler We'll take the Blue and White acting chief until the school board each of Central's teachers: down for pronouncing them, causing man classes who are corresponding taUU, having taught at Bellflower. mow what to think almut it. It MM Lewis on a pillow. Right down to State, could elect a successor to Mr. VV a*rd. To Central Teachers: much hilarity for everyone. Inusual and Interesting Enter­ with befl and girls in Germany, it III., West Point, Mo., and Macomb o IK- a pretty good thing for the win- Fred Noll—Trying to get back in Oh Central High. Mr. Merle J. Abbett, former supe* rin- Many of you have traveled to other State Final Doping Contest tainment Presented in Form John Laymon, a S*A student. A few Refreshments, consisting of orange n-iU of the sectional, but since South school. tendent of schools in Bedford, Indisant, countries. You have enjoyed the ade and cakes, were served. To cele side was eliminated I.y a su|ierior Jimmy Ingrersoll Yodcling. of a Playlet was chosen several weeks ago t<» till sights* and experiences. You have weeks ago he received the following HONOR SOCIETY interesting letter from a young man brate the birthday of the president team (bey, that hurts to say su- Margy Dotaer—Pigs or chicks. the vacancy, and assumed his dtaties protito-tl much by your trip. As you of the Math Club, Ralph Immel, his lerior), it hasn't much interest for Martha Fox—Joe Vesey. (Tough HOLDS MEETING Sorosis I lul. f.t-lil a regular meeting here on Friday, March 4. neared New York harbor and saw Walter Pertermann, of Saxony : Lukewarm Lulu Hartmannsdorf, den K. Februar, 11132 mother presenteil birthday cakes to all ne. Since Ilecatur ttt defeat us, I'm Louie.) , the .lul, rooms Monday. Keliruary Although Central's^ atudenU aand the Statue of Liberty welcoming you The NEWS-SENTINEL today is announcing its second an­ Mrs. Rothert (iive InterestinR Dear Friend, the members. Although it was not ill for Decatur taking the Regional I'eggy Weaver—Juvenile leads. .'4. The entertainment at this meet* faculty art- sorry to lose Mr. ("run i ng to America, the land you love, the mentioned at the meeting the president Well, what did you think of the mtl going down antl taking State. Anna Jane Clark—Coal tar. nual State Final Tournament Doping Contest for this novel Talk on "Choosing Newspaper ng was unusually interesting lieing er ai superintendent, they are fClad thrill of pride, of security, and of I am in possession of your letter and the chairman of the program com­ sectional? I thought it was pretty I h,i|M* that we see some real games Dorothy Armstrong—Dancing with competition which attracted over 7,000 entries last year is VOU MAY ,ne of Barrie's plays entitled "Rosa to welcome him back t«> his place? hi friendliness in these United States for which I thank you very much. I mittee, Harry Bolson, prominent mem­ ,'ot>d exciting ones that really make Work as Y'our Vocation." again came to you. Vou were pleased hope we keep up this correspondence good. A great deal of noise and con­ --(well use your head). to be staged again thi.s season. There are few rules, no <*.,st ind." It was performed by some of the life of the school. The following lier, celebrated their birthdays a day fusion, however. It was <*uitc hard on Wet blood boil. You know, I always Kuth Alice Ream Bridge. he clul. umtmeeu, Helen Frack. Alice tribute, signetl by Ihe members of the to g... but how happy to get back. because it will be rather educational apart, making an illustrious month 'eel a bit of compassion for the poor Mrs. Rothert, who WWntSJSUWStluS f..r both of us. mj nerves It's beyond me how the Frank Dreyer—Joan Wolf. for entry and it's fun for everybody and consiih-ralili- profit WIN A (ASM It ("entral several years ago. spoke llardinn. Ma loUt Bailhe, and Marie fatuity, was presented to Mr. I'ron Tha t is the way I feel on coming for this Central club. jnlucky dogs that lose the Regionals inger Monday morning : With regard to your writing, I tell l.,,ys on the team ever accomplish a H.-ih Borkenstein—Goldine Frank for three persons who have followed the scholastie basket­ on "Choosing Newspaper Work a- IViniifl.i.'iiner. l-ack ttt Central. It's like coming home iccause they iven* just that much T<> dur Chief and Kriefiil: after a visit tt. other fields—fields you that I can read both your print single thing with all that yelling anil anil others. Vour Vocation," at the Hom.r Society L^st. but not least, came the pause ii-arer to taking State than they were ball teams well enough thi.s season n that they wil! bi aMe valualtle in experience and results, ing and your usual writing, write (\ T. C. HAS RECULAR streaming. If I WWII out there, I AWARD- meeting held Wednesday, March :i, hat always ref i-eshes, and is forever WFI.CO.MK HOMK TO ifter U-ating in Sectional. Sinn* CKNTRAI. ! fields in which were gathered many only so which is easiest for you. think that I would go mad. Why Korm Photography Club to dope best the outcome of the final round nf the Indiana in the club rooms. MEETING MARCH 4 'strong men tlid weep" over their ,njt>ye.l by all. This tt curse, means new friends among the city teachers, Perhaps if I give you a description with the noise plus the excitement of Students of the Cooper High School, High School Athletic Association's annual net elimination. A member of the Journal -Gazette We are proud of the adminiitra tor using what will the poor women do? refreshments. They were served by princi g>als, supervisors, helpers, Par­ of myself, I would feel more familiar the game I should simply pass out. Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, have form- staff herself, Mrs. Rothert was par who was able to bridge acceptably* I Then I imagine some bright fool will Prizes of $25 for first place, $15 for second place and $10 for lst PRIZE Madeline Benk and Marion Evans. difficult gap in the funr t ioning of the ent-Teachers' Associations and Coun­ with you. I am a German boy nine M. Hawkins and V. Coverdale Oh! Again I used slang. I shall •tl a photography c|ub. Each week n.iilarly able to apeak on this sub­ third place are offered. Any man, woman or child in the system of the public schools. We aare cil and the like. So I feel much like teen years of age, 1.M0 m. tall, grayish ('ive Talks About Ft. Wayne's positively have to stop associating tay. '"Cry." Not to dot nut your at- the liest photographs are printed in ject. Old Man Weather Changes with people who use slang in any form entinn or anything, but don't you he Torch, their school paper. News-Sentinel territory who is not connected with the proud for him and proud for oursel •ves you feel on your return from Europe blue eyes and blonde hairs. I have Charity Institutions She said that those who went into or Mexico or Canada—"Home again gone to Commercial School in Chem­ of any kind. think that it was awful of them not $25.00 1 His Mind Frequently; Icy that it was OCR chief who wa»cho» News-Sentinel may compete but each person may make only newspaper work with the idea ed B"; and home again, America for me." I nitz for three years and now I am leaving us miss school Friday, so that for this crisis. "How Fort Wayne takes care of I tried eating in the cafeteria one ling an opportunity for creative writ say, ""Back home again, home again, in Ihe office of a large Commercial we could rest up to go to the games one entry. Blasts, Balmy Breezes Vie We cannot let this happy moment its needy people" was the theme of day, out I soon found that if I wanted ing soon found their mistake. This Central for nie." Back to the home of House in the neighboring town, Lim- tomorrow? 2nd PRIZE of his return to us pass without an the Central Triangle Club meeting anything to eat, I would have to go * * • » udent of Central expressed her the Tijcer. Back to the Spirit of Cen l.ach. My hobbies are sports, especial­ This seems to lie about enough from Once upon a time uh. I forgot, expression of our affection and loyal­ l.i'l.l laat Thursday, March 4. with hmiii*. Why they pushed and shoved opinion that an interest in people was tral. Back to the teachers and pupils ly long-jumping, high-jumping, disc Summer "his is about tht- weather and who ty, and, more than ever, of our aad- Mary Aldred chairman. Interesting until I thought that I would be crush­ 'he old word slinger and his lads for The object of the contest i.s the doping of the state final of prime importance in the newspaper whom I know liest and love the most throwing, and running. I am a stamp ver heard of starting a weather re­ miration for the adaptability, tav-ct, talks about the City Mission and Day . with the old "An revoir, pleas $15.00 lield. Without it there is little use to FRED H. CRONINGER. collector, further I have a motor bi­ ed, tut then I just featured myself meet in each of its rounds. An entry blank will be printed port like that. Tish! Tish! Tempera­ and judgment which made the success Nursery were given by Mildred Haw­ int tl reams" I will sign off. try, but with it this occupation could cycle, besides I am fond of reading. gelling any food with all those people ftn the sports pages of this newspaper next Monday, Tues­ ture 320 degrees but relief is expected kins and Virginia Coverdale, respec­ ahead of" me, so I went home. I was Signed. RL KSCRITOR. Semester be fascinating if not highly remuner­ day, Wednesday and Thursday. Entries must be made on ative. tonight. Snow or hail [frobably to­ tively. These talks told about the very glad anyway because Motha had He: "There's nothing like cheer­ 3rd PRIZE night or maybe some other time. Mra. Rothert, after describing her Sophomore Mothers buildings, how much room they have, s splendid dinner, and I took all the fulness. I admire anyone who sings MAY 2 these blanks and none but those filled out on the blanks Well, anyway the weather is very, Small Staff Published First and how miiny people they can accom­ time and room that I wanted. There at his work." line of work, cloaed with a quotation and Teachers printed in this newspaper will be accepted. The blanks may from Edmund Burke in which he re- very changeable and one doesn't know Meet modate. Melissa Jane Wickliffe gave it another thing that almost drove She: "How you must love a mos­ $10.00 what to expect. Don't blame me if it Edition of Tlie Spotlight in 1919 several entertaining readings, some me to distraction. It seemed that all Standard courses in be mailed or brought to the Doping Contest Editor in care fered to the preaa as the "fourth quito." estate," and the moat important. changes its mind and rains. Lovely Mr. F. H. Croninfrer Speaks at given in costume. the people from out of town had all Accounting, Business of the Sports Department. There will be no ties. In case weather now, isn't it? One day one The meeting was opened by the pres­ Central's first school paper WM pta b- 3. To entertain to a limited extent. Tea in Club Rooms Mon* Plans were made for the sandy sale, ihe good seats. Why, I didn't have a QUICK ACTION i, able to ice-akate. or have snow Administration, Selling, two or more persons do equal prediction work on their blanks ident, Franklin Doenges. The minutes liihed on October 3,1919, after school, which is to be held on the nights of •it any game. I sat on fights or struggle over icy sidewalks This announcement appeared on the day Afternoon the prizes will be awarded to the person who first had his were read, the treaaurer's report was and Miss Gardner had the honor of first page of the Arst Spotlight pub- the operetta. Warn at half of them, and then the Advertising, Secretarial COUNTS— and all that sort of thing, and the next purchating the first copy, which wa»s given, and the constitution read. This ishetl. This first edition, numbered other half I was in back of a post or Subjects, Filing and or her entry in the hands of the Contest Editor. Speed in gather pansies or lilies or what have sold for the price of five cents. Tlie Sophomore mothers and teachers en­ Life Insurance last was for the benefit of the new Volume I—No. 1, is very different in some person who was so tall antl l.ii Spotlight staff of this iaaue consisted tertained with a tea which waa held Hand Plays at Meeting; Systematizing, etc., de­ making an entry therefore may mean much in the awarding members present at this meeting, who you. appearance from the present weekly that I oultin't see. I arrived at near­ First Answers in Given of only eighteen members; in editor, on Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Mr. Potterf Makes Address ly every Kame at the half or a littb signed to meet modern of the prizes. The entry deadline will be at 9 o'clock Friday afterwards signed the constitution. Now in California there isn t any paper. It is very much smaller; in in the girls' club ronis of the old ad­ such thing. All the birds have_ come Robert Pollak; a business manager, later, and I see no particular reason demands. morning, March 18, and no entries brought in or postmarked Consideration five other managers, and eleven re­ fact, it is only a four-page, 8x11 inch ministration building. Mr. F. H. Saxaphone Duo Entertains ,„, here liecause they do not like the pamphlet-like paper. Although this is Central High School's band play..I why I shouldn't have had perfectly IS A GOOD after that hour will be accepted. porters. Croninger, principal, was the speaker recently for a Washington bi-centen- good seats. Do you? Motha was real School activities and (,!|d in California. At least they can just a little bit larger than one-fourth on the afternoon's program. In Two Activities Periods Z here. Why. they even have fires The purposes of this first ftpmmt nial program at the First M. K. put out about it. She hates for me to of the present size paper, this small Mrs. William McKay, sophomore athletics — inspiring to protect the trees there You've nev- were stated as follows: Church, entertaining with a group tl be uncomfortable. INVESTMENT "Tiny" Klein, and Billy Wyrick. the niniilH-r was attractively made up and class sponsor, was in charge of the ,r Jen us here have to do that, have 1. To bring to the students and fac­ patriotic numbers. They were .linr invironment and high saxaphone pair, played in 228 and la caught many an I tea, assisted by the Mesdames B. Ed­ It's a vender I even got to go to you? Qesi old California. ulty such school news as they are not ted by Mr. (iaston Bailhe. ideals in scholarship this library Monday morning during This was the origin of the Spotlight. lavitch, A. S. Bales. S. B. Keam. F. the tournament with all the lessons |\,. heen wondering if this summer likely to get except through the col­ The address ..f the program was activities period. They spent WtWW umns of a school paper. Little by little, it progressed and now Janorschke. and William Stauffer, that I had to do. It seemed to me ami character. we'll have tt, break the ice to go bath­ made by Mr. Rex Potterf. b.*n.l ..f the winutea in each place, entertaining the school has the present edition, This tea was the second of the affairs history department of Central High that all t • ,s gave assignments ing and lie around on the snow to get 2. To create and foster wholesome with four pieces which were greatly school spirit. which is Vol. XIII.—No. 17. of ita kind to be held this semester. School. The Rev. Smith presided. twice as big as usual. I just didn't Watch for the Entry Blank, Monday. March 14 our t»n. Never can tell.-S- M. gat all my ttudiea finished. Motha Ask for Bulletin enjoyed by the students. and I figured that llie Itt Wil lull of Ask the games essential than peering uni hooka, so I went to the games Instead. I told a couple Jim Haughton <,f the slutli*i.' _-*ame about all ANTHONY WAYNE the nil. an.l do v*.n know what? They sin,I thai thei .li.ln*t have much INSTITUTE studying at all. I dont understand Sun Life Assurance ('o. College of Commerce it. SDj-e Ntittt-ftenffttd Well. I'll probably tut roa m the 222-22K W. WAYNE aal I sui'i'ly hope that I dont Telephone A-51 Til get shoved around as much as I tlid sit the sect ional.

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