1932

Published by the Senior Class of '32

IIA:\IMO. ' )) CO:\Ltl' . ' ITY IJH;JI SCIIOOI.

HAMMOND, ILLINOIS

VOLUME VI CLASS 1932

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OUR ALMA MATER

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OUR LOYALTY SONCs

There's a high school in our town, in our town,

And it will win fame and renoun, and renoun,

For every tudent will forever be

Faithful, true with loyalty-

CHORUS:

o fight! Hammond High-Fight Fair! is our cry

We'll be with you till the end

In Victory or Defeat-

o on to victory, Yes! On to victory!

Keep up your courage and ahead we'll be

To win <ind win uprightly is our ay!

Old Hammond High chool, Do or Die!

Hu~h rtt.ddol·k, J t.

Frank Helfl"ich

BOARD OF E DUCATION

FrNI nrun-

B. F. \ IIIICUI'('TI

• H BuckinJ!ham

..\lyrlin Buckingham

I<,dilor-in- hief

Huth Daugher y

artoon •

.:\Iary Yea,t

alend,tr

Keith Bolin

Athletic

Phillip Leg~·

-\d,•. :'ll anarr 1

Eve)) n Vat Si('k:e

Snapshot

THE STAFF

.\li :- , attPrfield

JlOil.Ol'

Bt>atrice Fish<•r

Bu:-inPss :\1~1.

Eu.:!ene Conner

Joke Edil<•r

~ora ~lo:;:-er

Alumui

George Parks

All\ £'rtisin"

H 'l'hert Watt:.

Adwt tbing

Charlotte Stare

Soe1al Editor

DE DICATION

TO J A. TI'A ~1 RIE "ATTEJ{FIELD

As a reward to the one who ha o faithfully advi Pd

u during out· l'eniot yeat, ancl who gan' J.wr time that

thc~e mcmorie might bc pre e1 H'd, Wl heartily d dknt

this ~ixth volume of the i\IemoritPr.

AUTOGRAPHS

PAULINE P. DICK

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Dramatic,

HARRY C. CARLOCK, A . B.

l llinoi:-; ~ •.!1:-an 1. •.1\er:-i~y

~ocial .'t·i, n<"P, Hi:-tory.

Coa<'h

F . 1 OUISE BURROUGHS, A. B.

"<orthwe:-;tPrn L'm"er;;it:..

Englbh, Latin, ~~u-~~-

LOIS L. GOODRICH, B S

Eureka Collec- '·

Hom Et•onomil's, R i nee.

S. H. VAN DYKE, M. A .

• 'nrthwe~·tcrn UmYe1·. it\'

:\lathematil'l:, Doys P. E.

Principal

J. MARl£ SATTERFIELD

I. s .. ·. u. (';omm rc1al, Gub' P. K

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AUTOGRAPHS

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PHILLIP E. LEGGE "Pt .. tp"

Cia ~ SP<-retm y-Trea.,ur .. , '2!1, ·ao. C'!a:-:­pn·~id,.nt ·a 1, ·a2; I· ootball. Hn. ketball, T1ack, '2!1, '30, '31, '32; Capt. Ba k••th 11 '32; 'o- 'aptaln Track '32; Ath!Ptk ouu­<"ill '2'1; ourat•il 'pnetar~ ':!I ; roniH"l

PrP. idt>nt ':32; Bawl P1 • id••nt ':3:.!; "WhPn'. Yom· Hi rthda) "-':3 I ; \ th·•~rti i ng .lnn-

ag-t>r I 11:~2 ;\lem(JI'itPI".

BEATRICE LUCILLE FISHER "HPt"

Cia-.. Pn'!'Hlent ·:w; lla kdball ·:w, •:Jl, ':32; Dramatic luh •:w, •:a; l;J .. c Club '2'1, ':3tJ; "\\ h.•n. Your Birthday !"-'31 ; •·It 1 v •t

H::in "-'~ 1 ; "'-1 ignom••te"-':J2; Bu.;in :-.:-:\lana!.!•'' I !13:.! ~Ienaoriter.

MYRLIN BUCKINGHAM "Rut•k"

'la~s !'rPsident '2!1; Drama til" Club '30, '3 I, "32; SN·rctary (l{ Rand '31, '3'~; "\\no \Vot:dn'• D< ~razy"!"-"30: "Wh •n',.. Yout Hirth lay ?"-'31; · ''lt ~PYer Rains" ·~ 1; "i.\lignonette"-'32; Editor-in-Chief 1 !13~

i.\{l'tnOl'itPI.

RUTH DAUGHERTY "(~ it1"'

lass Secrelaly-Trea,.,t.rcr '32, Historia:1 '2!1; Ba. kl tball '2!1, '30, •:n, '32; Uramati,·

luh '2!1, '30, ':H, '32; Glee club '2!1, ·:30. '31, '32; "Who Wouldn't He razy'!"-'30; "WhPn', Your Birthday'?" -'31; ":\li~nor.­

< tte" '32; ::\lemorite1 ~taff 1!132.

HERBERT B. WATTS "Squn h"

Football '2!), '30, '31; Bn ketbnll '31, 3~; Track 'SO; Dramnti t'Jub '2!), '30, 31, '::!:.!; Hand '31; '3!.!; "\\ho Wouldn't Bt> Crazv?" ':30; "When':- Your Birth<) ) ?"-,-31; "Skidding-" ·:~~; "~lignonettt•"-'3~; ..\11

verti.inl! ~lannge•· I ~~3~ ~~~ nwritC'l.

CHARLOTTE LUCILE STARE "~hort"

Vi<'t' Pre ithmt '30, '31; Ba-kt>thall '~!', '30, '31, '3~; Athlt•tk < ouncil '32; Glee nuu '!ll, '3~; Band '32; "Who Wouldu't 1;11

razv?'' '30; "\\'ht>n' Your Birthtlav'!"­'31; "~lignont>tte"-'32; 1 !la2 ::\1t>morlt•'1

• tatf.

KEITH GALE. BOLIN "Jtck"

VirP-Prc~idPnt '2!); Football '2!1, '30, '!il; Captain of Fo )thall I H:! 1; Pn·~itll·nt of the "H" lub •:-:2; Ba><kl•thall '2!J, :30, ·:n, ·:~~; Vke-Pre ident of Athlctil' Counl'il '32; Dra­matic Glut> '30; ~lemoritl'r ~tafT of Hl3:.!;

"l\Ii1.:-I1011PltP"-'!~2.

MARY C. YEAST ".:\lacornne"

Ba,-kc•tball '~!1. '30, ':!1, '32; (11Pe 'luh '2!), '30, '!ll; Dramatic Cluh '2!!, '!!0, '31, '3~; Declamatory Conte i '30, '31, ·a2; "Whl) \\'ouldn't Be Cmzy?" '30; "Whc>n':-: Your Birthday?" '31; "Tt . 'pver Rain,."-'31; KHhling-"-';~2; "l\lil!'nonctte"-'!l2; 1!13::!

.:\lemoriter _tafT.

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~~MEMORITER~

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GE EVIEVE LE ORE ASKINS "J nnie"

:~a k •thall 'a2; AthlPtlc Counc11 ;31; DIJ­

matic Iub '2!1, ·:•o, ·:> 1. •:;2: Gl 'l' c'lub · ~:,, ':{0, '31, ':12; ''It '\ l•\ 'J' T<ains" ·:~ 1; "~1~ -

J (Ill tlt" ':{2.

EDGAR EUGENE CONNFR "(it. '1l"

'Ia·. Stcretar:.-Trl'a urer ':{0, ':sl, Athletic r.ouncil '2!•: I'rack ':32; G!PP C!uh ·a;:;; O.::ki1\tlin!!·· '32: · :\lignon<·ttP" ·:~2; U)!J_

~1Pl1101 ite• Sl'lff.

MARJORIE. IRINE RUDDOCK " \larj"

B<t. kr>thall '30, ·:~2; lhamatic lub '2H, '30, '31, ':{2; GliP 'luh '2!1, '30, '31, '3~; '' \ \ht>n',- Your Bhthd11y"-'81; " :\l:gnoll-

t>tlt" '32; 1!1 :~2 :\l emoriter taft'.

JOHN W . CAPPS "Johnn~"

h1 er Leader '2!1. '80; Dramatic Club '2:1, '30, ·:~ 1, '32; Gle lub '2H, '30; " kidrlin~'

'31; " :\lknonette"- '32.

ELOISE MURPHY Qu t '<.:hool

EVELYN L. VAN SICKLE '-!-:\ l tt

Tran:-f••n•(l from La Plan• ';l I; Glee• ('Jub '32; "J\Iiguon tte"-'32; 1 !l:l2 ;.\lt•morit r

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ARDUS HENDERSON 'ART

Tran~fet·.:<l from l\It. 7iot ':!:!; Football, Ba ketbaJI, Ttack, '32: -\thlt> i<· Cvuncil

'32; " ~li!rnonctte" ·:~~-

CORA C. MOSSER "CoP"

Ba:-.ketbaJI '2!1, '30, '31, ':32; Glet> 'lub '2~1, '30 '31, •:;2; Dramatic Cluh ':![1, '30, '31; '32'; ".Mignonette" '32; M •moriter staff vf

1!13~.

GEORGE PARKS "Parks''

Tran:-;fered from La Place '31; Football '3 I ; Ba. ketball '32; Track '32; "~lignont•tte· ·

'32; 1!132 ~lt'moriter ~taft.

VIRGINIA M. SANDERS "Gi:~ny"

Tran:-;fered from Yorktown, Indiana '3~; Dramatic lub '32; Glee lub '32; ":\11"­

nonettc" '32.

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CLASS PRCPHECY

1 !JfiO Forewot d:

Hammond, Illinoi .lunP 11, 1 tiGO

Tonight Wt' find the graduatt>d l'lu of I !tB2, who hav" rPturned for thi. ca ion, . eatNI <'omfortnbly around a tabl • in th home of :\I r. and )h .. 7\Iyrli ham, of Oak !'ark, the lattet, formerl., i\1 i Gale ,ib on.

JH:'l'ia I oc­I.uckin~-

"You • •, darling, Gcn 'iPv • ha done '\t'ry "ell. She i d ·an of women at tlw niVPt ity of llammond. y., , that i hPr hu band with h1 r. She • Prtainly look gt•ntl<

with h.·r grP) hnir and unny mile." "C'ora ~to tr i a vt•ry fnmou autho1· and till ha her .mw old laugh. H r gr at

faml' came tht ough ht>r \\ l'iting of a v r~ popular •lOOk called 'Gi• ling Giggle hy

c;i •glct '." "B 1LricP Fi lwr. nftl'r a di "lPI ointment r ulting from a lo\'C ail'air, has gonf'

out wet. Althou •h 110 word ha. been tt>C<>i •Pd from her, Wl~ under tand th:1t ~h • ha

t.akPn up nur in •. '' "~larjoril' Hudtlol'k i now in IloJly\\oOd taking th phtcP of Clara Bow. 'fhp~· ay

• Jw i. cnjoyin r life illltnPn Ply." "(, •ot·g · l'm·k i. an old bachdot living twat • cw OrlN1n , Loui an.t, and work

hare! ev<>ry da) cultivating ugar canP with hi. old mule 'Gt•org '." "Ht•rbE'rt 'latt. livP on a farm in \\'yoming ,,nd i the gH~:ttt•::.t public ,p~aket

P\(~r produ<·Pd hy Hammond Hi••h .• .\t th JH" Pnt hP i walhng- on nut<'hc• l><•cau.·p of an injUl Pd foot u tain('(l wlwn H l'OW t pped on it an<l he . till WPar hi :-anll' old ·hoot ' that l'UU Pd half of thP dvk:- . t udE'nt:- to gl't :-t•nt out of l'la~~.''

"Ardu IIPntiPr.on i' a ha:- .in~er in }lontl' Carl . WP tind lw is ~till ,;ad ant! down-hPartPd ovPr tht• lo~. of hi:-; hi;,!;h !il'hool . \VCL't hf'art."

".lohn Cap)J is dri·.-ing an amhul· n<'e lw<au ... h hacl :-o mul'h C'XperiPncc \\hc·n in

hi you h-hy racing l'ar , nnci b :ning tr,•ins to mill o:ul cro. ing..,." "EvPlyn Van Sickle i:- a nur"e in Chi1·ago, aL tht Englewood ho,pital. lt is t•crtain

that hl' i happy for that ''a alwa~ s her lifP ambition." "Gent• ConnPr i in MinnP-ota rP:-idinl!; on a dairy farm. [ ast rPpoJt-. an.• to the

pffect that hi' i \cry happy with hb little :-on Erlg:u·. Too bad ht• i:-n't with us tonh!:ht. (and inl'identall~ hi hi~h-. <·hool romalll'f' wa,.. realized)."

"Pelf' Ll',!gP i.- now football l'Olll'h at hi., old .r hna ).[at,•r, otn• Dame, when• he was 'aptain and :-tar fullback \\ hile a ttl ndin~ -<chool then·."

" harlotte Sta1 c 1:-> an (•xpert StPnogmpbt•r in Det·ntur. Tht•y .ay ~im·p her h1 okPn Pllgagement :-he ha.- been v• r • un-"Happy."

"Virginia SandPr:- i:, a great opt'Ja singpr and at th' Jll'l'::"•nt time i: traveling abroad. She owl'~ •l1UCh of her sU<'lt'. ~ to thf' instruction r• l'l'ivl',l at D1•ar Old Hammonn High."

"~l:uy Ye: st ha::; ju~t puhii:-hed a very ).opular hook t'allt•d 'So Bi~'. ShE' i:- tlw happh·~t pe1'on in the c.roup, ha\·in~ n'l'c•ntly r turned from a trip abroad."

"Keith Bolin is still living in Hammond aftPr hi" Jon;!. expe('te I marriag·p to Frccla Capp,;. He ha a on, Jaek J t·., who i:- a:- great a ha~kethall star as I\.{ 1th wa~ in h1,.: day, and who ~reatly re:-t•mble.- him E'Xt'ept for the fatt that he has rE'd :1a•r."

"Huth Daugherty is 1unnin,!." 'The Stylt Slop' itt Pari . '1{ i.- ver:. qui,•t, :-ettled and happy with htl' hut' band."

ow l\Ii":- SattPrfield stand~ and taps for silt•nee. Let u" b • quiet and li:-ten to what

.:h 1a,. to :a:. s·~ned:

Phillip Leg-ge Marjorie Ruddoek Gl'or~· Park~

LAST WILL AND TEST AMENT OF CLASS OF '32

\ e, the t•la :- of '32 of H. C. H. S., Town of Hammond, County of Piatt. Stat<' nf Illinoi., ... •. A., in our own e timation of ound mind, hC'reby makP hi our la t I g.:lt

will and t .. tamt>nt n•voking all othl'r will:- heretofore mnrle.

To th Junior WP ll'a\'1' a vreat .pat'C' for th t•m to fill , ncl Franci Talkin •ton to had th m through n . t year.

To the Sophomore:' wP ll•un• our ability to refrain from e. hibiting- thl' trait. of

tUJ tl -clove,.

To th Fn• hmen we I •aY • our much-n,nrkrd upon .eat. in thC' mblr.

'l'o :.\li Sattt•rfield WP 1 U\'e a locker to hang h r co.tt in dut in chool.

To :.\1i ,. Burrough we lean• fiftt•en ponie. for tht• Latin cia. e •.

To .:Mi:-:- Goodrich w • lean• a box of brO\\ n :-ug r.

To :\lr. a dock w • leav • all the trophie" Wl' hav won om ing otu four year .

To :\lr. Van Dykt> Wt' lt•avt> a nC'w jokt• hook .o ht• won't tt>ll th£> old one ovt>r and

ovt•r again.

Thl' individual memher. of the 'enior Ia:; make tht• folio\\ ing lwqut> t to wi

I, Genevit'Yt> A::-kins, will lt>aYr my good grade:- and t'otH' •ntratPd .tudy to Herht•rt

Foreman.

I, l\lydin But·king-ham, do hPr •hy will and bequPath my wt>akne for tht> fair

to Elvin Eskriclgt>.

I, Gene Connl'r, do hen•by bt>~tow my t•urly hair upon :.\larjoriP Watts.

I, Ruth Daug-herty, will leave m~ cheerful face and quiet nature to Gale Gib on.

I, Beatrict• Fish<'r, do will and bequt>ath my quil't and • \":P<'t way to Thelma A kin

I, Ardu:- Hentler:-on, IP~n·<· m~ Pxp •riPnt·e with girl. to Kt>nnt'th Ohh r.

I, Phillip Legge, do hen•by will and bequt>ath my reeipe for "p l'ft>t't love nuking,"'

to Franci!' Talkington.

I, :\Iar~ Y{·a. t, do will and bequeath my book on "How to Bet·onw Slim," to

~laUl·ine Pittman.

I, GPorge Park:,, tlo hPrehy will and h queath my ~low and r>a. y manner to Charli •

Dall' Traxl 'I".

I, :\larjorie Ruddock, will and bPqueath my ability to chew gum to Hat rit•t Shir>lcl .

I, Evelyn Van SteklP, do will my gcntlr> di:.:po. ition to Dorothy ltun ford to he

u. ed .-paringly.

I, ora Mo :;er, ,viii h·ave my quiet littl£> chuekh• to EulPI.H C'rt•Pk, providing ~ht­eontrol it a:.: W( 11 a:- I havt>.

I, Charlotte Stan•, will g-i\·e my ability to gigg:)p to Verda Hale, on eondition that

.·he <loe::;n't mi'-'U'-'C it.

I, Herbert Watt!', will my oration to Kenneth Smith on coutlition that hf' k<'PP it

well in mind. I, John app~. will my ability to bluff thP teal'h •r,.. to John • chut>tz.

I, I~e1th Bolin, leave my plare:; on Hammond'. B..t:-ketball nnd Football Tc·1m to

my brother Darrell.

I, VIrginia Sander~', will and bequeath my :ipcaking ahility to Virgil Pairill.

SNAP SHOTS ~pe~m~ IY

ll/e U/o72cler l l3tillJrerJ' Joo

tz 7/CJ'h/e

~MEMORITER~~

J u ll j 0 1'.:3

JUNIOR CLASS

Fir>'t Row- PPrnPtta Wntherholt, He:ter Foreman, Mary Bilby, Dorothy Ransford,

Bonnt£• \an Skklc, Lut·illP Ohl ~r.

Bat·k Row h.1 nn1 th Yakey, nale Smith, Jame" Helfrich, V<'rlin ro,·;der, ly<t·

Hoyt. 1''.-ant·i Talkmg-ton, Howard W •thcrholt, :.\Ij,.,. Burrough>', • pon,.or.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICE RS

Pr · id •nt ---------------------------------------------------James Hclfric11

Trea.·urer ----------------------------------------------------- lyde Hoyt Vice Pre idcnt -- _ ------ ______ ------ _____________________________ Dal 1111th

~pon~or ---------------------------------------------------- :.\Ii~ Burrou~h"

Motto ------------· -" harm·ter b 'fhP Only Tru<· Diplonta"

olon ---------------------------------Ro:; and Grel'n Flower ___________ -- ____________________ - ________ Ho~w

JUNIOR CLASS '32

l'o writ thP hbtory of our da ,

I. quit a job for thi:- younQ' las

They did appear in twl'nty-nine,

Twelve gr en, C:H~en fr ·~hi in a lin

It did not tak • them Jon;!' to 1 arn,

The teacher':- wi:-h thPy could not =>JlUl n.

ThP fir:-t year three of them did leave,

It really made the othPr,; !.!rii'VP,

The fir:;t to g-o was Jo:<Pph Poader,

But-"Ahsent·e make the heart •row fond ·•·.''

Bula and Barcu: left tog-ether,

Th •y took alontr the . unny weath ·r.

'ork Helfrich, an ar"l1 ean wield,

'ollecting coin,; from Satterfield

Pernetta i:< a little blond,

Of whom the boy~ ar • e~pe('ially fond.

Dale Smtth, whose name is only " rmtty."

Ju:-;t look!' at ":\farj" till it':- a pity.

Bonnie Van StcklP, a g-irl from La Place,

Won man)' a :-mile by hpr pretty face.

Kenneth Yakey, a little man,

We'll all confes,.; doe. th • bP-t lw t·an.

He:;ter Fon•man our brown-t•yPd beauty,

Finds leading- cheer." a plea~ant duty.

Clyde Hoyt': nicknanw ju,.t fib to a "T",

For "Happy" lyde will ever he.

Lucille Ohler i · a regular gal,

hP .·eem. to be everybody' pal.

Howard Wether holt, a La Place lad,

Trie.· to be good but is alway: bad.

Forget every naughty thing . he did,

For Mary' a regular "preacher·~ kid."

Verlin Crowder, our Kan.·a:- friend,

Will b a great typi:t in the end.

Miss Burrough., our :ponsor for thi: year,

We all have decided i: a "dear".

when?

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

Fi1 t Rov.·- hPstcr Dcttlmt:, Eulcta reck, \ n 1an Ihun:;, Freda a}Jp", ~1inni •

Barnett, .Maurine Pittman, Dale Tra. ·le r.

Second Row- Merh Sc..roggin,.,, Marjorie Wutb, Gale Gib,on, Blanche Curry, l\l r,...

Paulin<' Dil·k, Spon~or; Mildred Hoyt, (;erald FawlPy.

Back Row- Junior Fi"her, Tbndall Yeast, RobPrt onnPr, Herbert Foreman, Dille

South, Danl'll Bolin, \ lrt.dl Parrill, W illiam Yake).

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

President _________ ---- ______________________________________ Blanche Cuny

\ it·c President ---------------------------------------------- Freda Capp.

ur •ta1y-Trea::,urcr ----------------------------------------- ViV'ian Brun ... Spon~or ________________________________________________________ :\1r ·. Dick

Motto ---------------------"Backbone but not W ishbone"

Color,.. -------------------------------Black and OranJ.!:e

Flower ---------------------------------- _Sun Flower

THE SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY

\Ve Sophomor·e. are proud of our cia-,.. '"'"II mode tly udou that it i. the h t one rn the ~chool. Young a we are, w • tak an cth··· p:nt in our n·hool activitic .md Hm l-110nd Hig-h 'chool ha:- alrea,Jy d •p nded a ~rent d •al on u to help uphold h •r hi~h tandard.... Five ophomor .,.. are m mb rs of th band; i. girl,. are on th ~ girl ' 11al'­ct ball qund; eight of u" bel on r to the dr.1matk ('lub; on • having plm· d in th coun­Y contP. t la. t •a r ; and Pight of our boy h n· tnkl'n an lll·th·,. part in Bn kl'tbnll and

Football. Individually eacr op om ore ha:- a promiJwnc • all hi own. :\Iinnie---"Toot,..", our :-;malle t memb•r, won ('~·ond in thl de~lamator:~/ rontf' t

t year· with lwr humorou reading. DarTt>l•-''Wilhur", won a lett~r· thi"' year in football and i,.. a coming tar uth

I •t •. Yivi n-i not only important <:>nou~h to .... o with the SPnior boy , but i · a goo)tl

tudent a wc!J. Freda-" Red", b noted for h r fn'<JU'nt heart attack., her \\inuing rt mtin~ lind

her lnilliant hair. "Bob"-ha~ the di..;tinction of hPing: lh • ela .. '. !land ome n.an, hi rh gnu!t m ll1

nd Ja.;;t but not lea..;t, it iadie ' mau. "Pegg-y"-ha~ r>roved a capable leadl't of our clas. for two ye:n· (n Pre ident)

nd can alwayr l'e depended on to do mol·· thr-n her part for the Sophomor l'la~ . "Chettie"-i our :-tar athlete. He •• 1a le til, t tt•nm both in football and loa kctb lll

nd playt•cl an important part in addin~ glory to Old Hammond' l'Jown. Geraltl-"Hon", i~ quite n favorit • wt•h the girl c pccially when ht• ha l'nnd •. Junior-"Buck':" grade~ thi~ year were the hig-he t in th' cia and :-inc he ha

hccn ab~ent from :l'hool, b •cau~P of illne..:s, there i~ a notkeabl • dedin • in ·.-vt••·nt the1 Sophomon·"' cTadt':->, espN·ially in Gt>omctry and Latin II.

H erbert-"Herb", may be ,..Jov .. · in returning his r«'JJOrt card, but he l'an urely -how ,.;omc ,..peed when it come· to foot hall and basket hall.

Gale':-big-g •st problem this year ha been wh •ther to bob her hair or 1 av It

I on.~. :\Iildred-"Mill~ ", ha~ bePn on • of ou, old :-,tnnd-by last ye:u nnd thi. \\hen '' •

-old refredHnent~ at thr> g<tmP:-:. Maurine-"Pittman", it ha: been whi. )cred about that since tht• new typf' of

movi ,.; hav • eome in, ~Iaurinc i. v •ry fond of one partil·ul:u "T·dkiP". M erle-i,.: cer tainlv mi~sed by the ot ht'r !!irl" who. e habit it i" to loaf in thP girl'.

Hl',..t Room. Dale S.-"Moo<iy", .~ r· portl'd to ha''~' lH• .,, PPn u far aw·1y from hone .1

'Cerro Gordo" on ccrlnm unday night .. Dale T.-" harlic", out only ix foot,,. will ~Ollle day O\'e!·comc hi inf• l'iont)

complex in regard to the gnls and b • a .;:cc nd "John Gilbert." Matjorie-"Littl Shtet". Wf' all ltke :\large and will mk her· gr atly if h~

.!'D •:-; to LO\ ington nPxt } car. Willi ... m-"Bill", we t'annot undPt •:111d why Bill i .n lean and lanky vhPn h •

eat,.: so many pean•.tt. in school. Randali-"Dhckie", ha!< . h0\\'11 a wonlt>rful knowledc • of agril'ult UJ'(' in hi Parly

tiff' and we think h1• will make a . plendi •farnwr in thP future. Euleta-"Diek", th~ little Hlond who ~:e m;;; to like our ~hool much hettPr tiUlll

-he doe: Lovington. She abo, i · one of our honoted ~tudenb. Virgil-WP hO!)t ..:ot11e riay will bP ar• cntomo1os:=i t h .·au:-;,• he lik ·. I:il'logy u

well. ''Mrs. D1ck", the lOach of th play:-. whit·h are ~o well likt•d bv the l'Ommunity, 1

our cia!<:> Sponsor. "That ks to you, :\Ir,... Dick, for yo1.1t patier.et• with anti advict• to the t•la ."

- opho 110rl' Clu. .

mplim nt of

,.\lr. E t I Huff

( omplim nt of

S nior la

C'omplimt>lll of

"SPX-Tt>t''

omplimcnt of

,J. '... ~~ d II lFP

C:omp!inwnt of

I>all outh

Compliment of

"Pete" and "( ork"

C'0mplimcnt of

:\Jr. and ..\ll·. Varwuren • nnd Lort'tt!l Mae

omplim nts of

W. R. E\"an

Compliment· of

;\JtJdrul Latld~n·he nnd

Huth Pondl'l'

:\1r. and ..\Ir . G. C. Hine.

Compliment of

..\lr. and . Ir". W, rd Silver.

1%lt>r Waltt>r ;\J illPr wi ht> ~ ou the greate t

'urrt' . both Temporal and Spiritual.

Honwr

('oniJ liment of

.\1.·. Wortham

om pliment" of

W. Huff

"Our Gang''

(, ratd Hint

ompliment:-: of

Re\. & ..\lr,... BiliJ:-

{ <>lll!JiimP.nl of

• ·oah Bodamer

Compliment,; of

Glaoy. '\1-.'. Leav1tt

fR£JHm£n

FRESHME N CLASS

Fir t Row-Bertha Halt>, Hclt•ll Lowe, Thl:lma :\~ki n.:::, E' elyn Bam tt, :\lyt·tle

'hiel<b, Thelma Ruddock, Evelyn Foreman.

'econd Row - Kenneth Ohler, Hm rit>tt Snidd,;, Violet Talkington, Mi~::; Goodric1l,

Spon~ot· ; leita Ke,;tn<•r, Venia Hale, KPnneth Smith.

Back Row- arl 1\lo~,;er, John 'c:hPutz, hn,; 1\lo:-;:er, Hugh Coc:hran, Haymond

Evr1n;;, Dale Traxler, Elvin E,;krid~·e , Donald Huff, Lewb D ttling-.

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

Pre i<l,.nt ------------------.---------------- -------------- I~aymond Evan;1

\ Jt • Pre:sident ----------------------------------------------- Lewi:s D •ttlin.1; cr •tary __________________________________________ ---- _____ Hugh Cochran

Trea,;urer ________________________________________ ---- _______ Ktnneth Ohler

pon~or --------------------------------------------------- lli~ · Goodrich

l\1 otto __________________________________________ " B • "

Color. ---------------------------------Red and White

Flower --------------------------------------Tea Ro~c

,MY~.lm]n"~-MEMORITER ~"':Jl"ll:~· ~·.a·~~~=,~~~;.;-~

FRESHME CLASS HISTORY

Ln t fall w a a cla of twenty-one o called fre hm n, ]O\\ ly ancl h~·ly a c n'l­

ed th tep of th Hammond Hi h ~,.hool Buil ling-. Our mh-takt in fmdin .. cln room

were f w, but w were occn ion. lly the obj ct on \\ hich th upp.:r-cla m n • how r cl

th ir joke and j ering.

Th 11 camP the initiation party which wa th pri' ilege of the Sophomo1" < Ia

Of cour,..c tht y tried to make U" think it woulcl he bittt•r nll>dicin to takt• hut n verth -

]p wt• ~ u rviYed it. 'I' he party in every \ '3) wn c!Plightful. \\' t' w n "' Hd \dth fruit

nlnd, cak , nne! punch. and for goo I mea ur w • f1 c hmt>n \\ er pre ntcd "ith an ali­

day uckti.

fter the tin•t :-em .'ter exam wt> lo.t one of ou1 memb 1 , :'llyrtle Shi ld • which

left u t wt>nty in number.

\Ve arc eo1.tinuing to climb the ladder of ucce. ancl w hope' that wh n W" t

to be di •nifi d . nior we will b the tw t cia '·hich H. . H. ~. hn P\ cr com<• into

contact with.

-Venia Hal

FRESHME

Although w 're oftc•n eln. -cd u gl' • n;

\Ve'1 • not a ignorant a we• rna~ Pill.

We'n• only infant:- up in high,

But we'll "row up by and by.

~ @,.

omplimcnt of

Prof. W. A. Li t

Otn!>liment or

Brook'. ( afl

C•)mpliment of th('

B. & H. Stotc Lo,·ington, Ill.

omplin.ent. of

~li Goodrkh

Compliment of ) our Prineipal ~lr. Van Dyke

Complinwnb of

Do~. Hc>nry, & Dukt>

Compliment of

D. Godfrey

ompliment>' of

.T. A. Abram~ twood, Illinoi~

Complim('nts of Day~· Grocery Lovington, 111.

Compliment of ) our Eng·lish

teacher, ~1 L. Burrough.

thi

= IH

Complim nt of thP 0. ;\I. (".

Bee Jan

Chill('

He ty Tud£' Shorty

Co:nplinwnb of :.\Jr. and :\Ir~. H. C.

Carlock.

ColllplimPnt. of

Muneh'. Dmg Store.

Cnmpliment. of

Fred Ihun::

Complim 'lit' of

your f:ommercial tC'acher

~I i." Sattc>rfield

Compliments of Thomas IL Li\"en~ood

of the Voorhic·:-: Churt'11

Compliment:: of

A. T. Wilkin~on I:cn1 nt, 111.

omplimcnb of th£>

Junior Women':- Cluh

omplimcnts of

.\Jr. and ~h "'· J. T. Hoyt

for

____,, 0

-, , , ,

SCHOOL SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

I. 'ITIATIO.:\ PAin'Y

ThP initiation patty for thP Ft P, hnwn wa givPn Friday, ScptcntiH'I' 11, 1 !I:~ I.

Each FrP~hnH n wa c•omp lied to go 1htou~h .1 ,l'rie of .tunt-. tht>n f':.\('h h;Hl a :-pec.al

1\{ t to flPI'fOJIIl.

Ev •ryone parti<•ipatcd in thP ~;amP that followt>d aft 'I" bPing- entPrtaint>d hy the

frP. hi . I~ •frt> hnwnt of fruit alae!, pun('h and eake WPJ ,, C'l vt>d.

HALLO\VE'E ' PAHTY

i\Ii. Satterfield pon 01c•cl thi. dPiightful jMrty on Friday, Ortolll'r 1fi, Hl:ll.

Ev •ryonP wa to ma k ot· pay a ni1·kel. GanH :- \\' rl' played, tht>n we• wprc tn>att>d to

pop, k · <'!'Pam, and l'OOkif' .

THA. TSGIVL 'G PARTY

1\Ir. arlol'k and hi <'O'llnllttPe !'ntcrtainl'd thl' ~tudent body and faculty at a

ThanLgiving· ~ocial .:\0\l'nlbPr ~1, l!I:H. We, the :-tudent body and faculty, wc•n• ver~

thankful for thc> tPfrP~hnwnb of :andwicht'::, iee cream, and <"ocoa. G·tml's were played

and I'Veryonl' enjoyed them.l'lVP .

VALr-. 'TI 'E P • .\HTI

On February 10 the cntin> ,..l'110ol wa~ entertained :.1t :.1 Vall'ntine patty, ::pon:-or •d

by i\lr. Van Dyke•. ContP t of \'ariou~ sort: were held, with prize:-; of candy and c·ooky

hear •ivPn to thl' winning- idc· •. :\Iany othPr lau;!.·h-pt ovoking game, WPre indulgPd

in until the dimax of the party, which came when we were bidden to man·h in l'Ouple.•

to thl' deliciou.· refn•::;hnwnt which, as wPII a:-; the decoration::;, carri ·d out th :-pirit

of thP ea~on.

APRIL FOOL PARTY

ApJil Fool Party pon~ored by Mi~~ Goodrieh, wa~ held Friday ni<>ht, ~pril 1,

1 !132. The idea of April Fool wa~ <'an·iecl out by fooli~h g-ame-:. Refn•-::hment: an <I

g-anw WI'I'P Pnjoyed by the faculty and ::tudc>nt body.

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DRAMA TIC CLUB

Fir»t How-~lildr •d Hoyt, Minnie Barnett, Thclnm .-\ kin., Blarwe "urry, Hnr­ril tt Shield.:, Myrtle hit>ld~. Thelma Ruddock, Evelyn Foreman, Lul'ille OhlPr'.

tcond Row- Virginia , andcr., :\lary Bilby, lt't.l Kt• tnPr, Vt•rda Hale, Fret!,\ Capps, Pern tta Wetherholt, l\laurine Pittman, He ter Fort>man, Marjori Watt..

B;~ck Row-K •nnPth :n11th, Kenneth Ohll•r, Herbert Watt , Gale Gih:,.on, Eul •ta C.reck Genevicv' A kin , \l•ry Yea:-t, ~lr . Paulin Dkk, Diret tor·, Myrlin BLH·king­ham, Phillip L 'l!l!e.

DECLAMATORY CONTEST

In the conte. t her • :\lar)' Y ca.-t placet! fir:-t .n ~Pnou~: F':reda Capp , fir t in orn-tion.-; and :\Iyrlin Bul'kingham, first in humorou:-. They all thrt•e w •nt to th ount onte.·t at Bement, .March 2f>. Freda placl'd N'ond; )l~·rlin, ~econd; and :\1. ry, . t:'\'t•nth,

giving us a total of :ix point:-. which ranked u:- third plal'e. Tht>y a! o wPnt to the Di -trict Conte. t at harleston, April 2:3, and made a very cood showin •·.

Thos • competing- in thP contest were a~ follow:-::

ORATIO"-: - Hcrlwrt Watt::;, :\lary Bilby, Fn•da Capp .

SERIOC ander.-.

::\Iary Yt .lst, Eulcta reek, Thelma A :-kin:', Venia Hal , Virginia

H •::\10RO 'S- Kenneth mith, Evt•lyn Foreman, Hestt•r Forem:~n, Lul'ill' Ohler , Kenneth Ohl •r, .Myrlin Bulkin1-h.m1, P rn<>tta Wetherholt, Thelmu l{ud•iol'k, Maurin,.. Pittman, l\Iildred Hoyt, Minnie Barn tt, Blanche urry, Rani tt Shit•ld , .-\leita Ke t­ner, :\Iarjorie Watt..

"SKIDDING"

JudgP and :.\Irs. Hanl) JiH• i n a • mall town in Idaho. 'l'h{'il two mar riul daught r. livt> in anoth1•r town while :.\i a rian H artl y, a nothe1 ,[aught!'r, is <' Way a t eoll ;!1'. ;\ anan m ollc>g: P, i. int re t c>d in polit i and he r f ath<' r con e nt to h r Plect ionf'Pr in " f o r him ngain•t her moth r' w i. he . lnten ni n ).J C'd wi t h thf' polit ical plot , i · ;\laria n' lo\'<:' for· Waynl' '!'renton I I I. ;\larian wa nt t o have a can~cr nd not m a rry Wayn 'I r ento1. • irwe . h i' e1• how hPr t \ \ O hl" r it r • nUtr•'Hll'" tum out. Hu the .Juclg t• \\in · h r • 1 t tion and W a ' llP win i\lnr ran. 'I h i' fnmih cc r tainly w a ", kitlcl in " when ,\lr~. Hartly tluPa te n •d to l1•ave them a nd take a • acHtion.

THE CAST Aunt i\Iilly ___ --------- ------------------- __ l.lam·h e urr y Andy -------------- ------ ___ ----------------------- _______ John \Hpp :.\lr. Hardy __ _ ___ ----- -------------------- _ -------- 1\Iary Yea t .Judg e Hardy______________ ---------------------- _______ Verl in l'rowch·r· <.ran •lpa Hanly ------------------------------------ ________ Etl'"!'n ' 'omle• I~ l f' lla Hanly amplwll ------------------------------ ______ Lueillt• Ohl r :.\Im·ian Hal·,Jy ---------------------------------- _:.\lary Bilb:. Wayne TrPnton _ --------------------------------- _______ He rbert Watt :::. i\l)rH Hanly \\'ikox ----------------------------- ____ _ _H,, tPJ' l•on•mu11 l\Ir·. Stub hin ---------- --------------------- ---- _________ D:lll' Smith

"MIGNONETTE"

The play i.., "'c t in thP antiqut• parlor ol a south!'rn home. i\lamm,· Lou, a TI PJ.!:l'" "' . Pll the homf' to Jonathan ::\Till., fornwr sw el'theart of ::\lignonPtte , ;\l.nnmy Lou's f o! ­mPr' mi tr1• .. . ThPn· i. a f t>ud hetWPl'll Jonathan 1\I ills tnd one David Frame:. conrt>rn­ing the love of :\lignonettP who finally manie::i David Franw , l e:t,•in ~ Jonathan i\lilb lwartbrokt•n and bitter. Year. later h P adonts Ro_P, ~rPat nii'Cf' of l\Iig nonette who ;, l' ngaJ.w d to J u tin Hallida y, n ' phew of Dadcl Franw:o. J onath:.n :\i ilb re fu. <'. to gin• hi. con t•nt to thP marriagP. ;\lamm~· Lou brings about tlw r •con<·ili:ltioil of Ho c an,) ::\Ir·. :\!ills, who eon:<enb to thP maniagl• . :\IihnonPtte eome to lifP f rom h er portrait and explain thing-:', ::ihowing (Act II) thP life in l <fil. Ro. <· a ud .Jn:-tin nrany hut :\I r. l\lill dit> in the la~ t art .. l•)a2 .'cPnl').

CAST

::\lammy Lou ---------------- ---- -------------------- . ::\lar:. \p·t~t .Jonathan 1\lill ------------------ _______________ :.\lyrlin Bta·, 1n1 ha m Annabelle Hic:gen~ . Pre:<idPnt of thl' Lndi<',.. Aid _______ ___________ Ruth Daug-her ty

SlPlla Bogg:<, abo a membPr ------------------------------ Evelyn van S1ckle Hannah Spliw•ns, another nwmbPr -------------------------- Vll .! ll1l<t Saunder:< E~meralda Gumption, anotlwr nwmb r --------------------- GPnPvievc A~kins Anna Bryant, a lovely young lad~ of 1 ()!_ _______________________ harlott< Stare Alit•t• Fox anothPr cirl of UWL _______________ ----- _ -------- Corn :.\lo,.:,.:, !' Elizabeth ::\Iaxwell, i\lignondtP'. h • t f rir••HL------------- _______ g, atJil'P Fi :o h•'r Glady:-: Dyke, another cirl of lHHl ----------------------------- ___ Freda Capp:-l\lignonPtte D ardon, a helle of I ()L ____________________________ l\Iary E. BilbY Ho P DPardon, her gn•at niet'P------------------ _________________ Mary K Bilby Ilavid Fmnnw~ . one of Mknonett<>':- Suitor:-: ____________________ .-\rdu,.: Ht~ndt>r,.:on

Paul De·u-don, her only brothe l' -----------------------------------Keith Bolin Ju:stin Halliday, i~ost• ' :- lo\'Pr -------------------------------------Plullip Leg~ Deaeon Parker ---------------------------- ------ -------- _Eug·pne Conner Thomas :\Iill:<, who lle:<troy :-< hi .·on':o happine'"--------------------Herht•Jt Watt.· Simon lay, a young rake of I fil ---------------------------------John apps He nry Sp't1l'er, a gay young blood of l fiL ________________________ GeorgP P a rJ;; ... Lou, a :- a Hi year old nPg re ..;-.. ________________________________ l\Iarjorie Ruddock

GLEE CLUB

Fir:t Row-Ev ·l~n rorcman, :\Lujone Watt:-, Evelyn Ban.t•tt, 1 hehna A kin, :\linnie Barnett, l\1.} rtle Shwld,;, Bertha Hale, Helen Lowe, Harriett Shield~. ~lPrlP

SLrog-u;in::;, Bonnie Van Sickle, Thelma Ruddock. e<:ond Ro\\ Vngmia Sa. der:-, I'lanchc uny, 'ora :\lo,~ •r, ~lary l:ilhy, (,a

GibRon, Genevieve Askins, :\lildn•d Hoyt, Lucille Oni 'I, Hester Foreman, Vh·ian Bru ;\Iaurin • Pittman, l\li~s Burrough:-, in trut·tor.

Back How-Violet Talkin.l!'lvn, Eloi • :\Iw phy, Ewlyn Van <..;j, kiP, Ve1d t Hul<', Aleita Kestner, Freda Capp~. Pernetta \Vetherholt, Eulcta reek, harlottP Stan, Beatrice Fi:;her, :\l arjotiP Huddock, Huth Daughert:. Dorothy Han.forcl, ;\l:u.} Yt•a:sf.

GIRLS GLE E CLUB

The girl; glee dub, which L du.-t·tt•d b:. :.\l.ss Burrough" ha been making vPtV .!!"OOd progress. Our fir:-t app arancP wa made "hri tmas. ;\larch 5th at th" I> t•lam.t­tory Conte~t, the glee club :ang two numbers.

The May Fc~tival at eno Gordo takes place th<' ;:,Pt·ond week in )lay. WP hop• to make a good impr •:;::.ion, in repn senting out school th •re.

Those repre:;enting our .·chool are: Sopranos- harlottP Stau•, Vil!!in a S,mdet,.., Vivian Brun. , LtH•ille Ohlt•r, V,.nln

Hale, Gen~\ Ie\ e Askins. Second Soprano:-- Mary Bilby, Harriet Shit ld,.., HonniP Van Skkle, Evelyn Vun­

Sickle, Dorothy Ransford, Evelyn BarnPtt. Altos- :.\linnie Barnett, :.\laut·ine Pittman, Freda Capp,, Mm·jot it ltuddock, Ol"

Mosser. AccompanL t-Ruth Dau~·nerly.

BAND

Fir,.t l{ow- ltuth Riehman, FayP Ih:Hiy, ~Iyrlin Hu('kin~ham, Blan('he 'uny,

Thr>lma nuddock, Lo1 en1 South, ~Iildt cd Hoyt, Evelyn Foreman, Vincent outh. r,d et>n

Gri \VOid.

Second Row- :\Ir. Lt t, In triH tor; Hcrht 1t Watt , Lt>wi-. D ttlinr;-, 'ad inc South.

Ht> tPr Foreman, ;\lary Gri:-.wold, Eleanor Bilby, ~lilburn HPlfrich, Lynll A~kin,, Hiilr

Foro'ntan, Elvin E kridg-l', Kl'nnl'th Ohle1·, Eu•,PJW L ·me, Ht>nry Lon".

Baek Row Eugem till \bower, Gc: ald Eagan, Ludlle Ohi 'r, Edwin .\ ·l:in~

Jamc::: Ht>lfri('h, \ tYian Brun~. ~~~.urint' Pitt.11an, harlottc Stare, Dale South, ~rw 11

South, Phillip L gg-e.

OFFICER<::

J>rfl~ ident ___________________________ ---- _____________ ----- __ _ Philli]> l.,e~~t·

pnetary-Tt a~urc1 __________________________________ --- _;\lyrlin Buekin;..:-h:•m

Instructor _ ------ ________ ------ __________ ------------- _ --- ____ --- _:\Ir. Li,.t

PROGRFSS OF THE BAND

'l'he chool hand, which i compo d of both the high chool and ~rad rhool

pupils, wn ot-c:anizeu in ... ·ovemlH•r of l!l30, by th . G. Conn Company, under the <11-

rection of our w·r~ able in truct<'l, Prof . or \\'. A. Li. , of Brocton. He ha been th

in. tructor up to thi timP, exCP]Jt for an ab-em· of \'Cml month during th • ummer

of 1!1~1. during whilh tinw Profe -.ot -'l. C. -"lcCoy wa our leadt'l·.

Th<' ban<l i eompo:'ed of thirty-fin· member., tweln• of which are b ~inn r , hav­

ing- tart d in at thP b •ginning of thP chool ytar I !131-;{2. ' I IH•y hnv givl'n • v••ral pun­

lie concerts, playt>d for ba kethall and football game , and hroadca tt>1l O\'f~t· ~tation

WDZ of Tu,cola, all of which we an• ju tly proud.

A the band i>< now only a year a!lll a half old, we feel that it ha. mad!' C'Xl'C'IIC'nt

JH"O'"re~ , much of 'Nhil'h i •hH' to tlw individual anti to our ex•'••ll•nt in trudot·, who

ha:-: given tinw, money. and tniPut to ht>lp u proo-rp::; and bPcomP known to the' wmld.

PROFESSOR W. A. LIST

~MEMORITER g ~·liT

GIRLS PHYSICAL E DUCATION CLASS

Fir4 Row-~Iarjone ~ atb, harlotte sl~HC, \'i\Jall BrUII.:i, .l\Iarjone Huddo~k. l-Jp-:ter Foreman, Evelyn Foreman, Thelma Ru•ltloek. AI ita 1\:P.:-tner.

Second Row-HarriPtt Shield,:, Cora .l\lo,:~Pr, Lucill Ohler, Freda Capp,-, Pernettn Wcthcrholt, Dorothy Ran.·ford, MyrtlE:> ShtE:>ld,;, l\linnic Barnett, Verda HalP, H<>len

Lowe, Evelyn Barnett. Bat•k Row-Blanche urry, Thelma Askin:-, Eloi~e Murphy, GPn •vi!'n• A:kin,,

.l\Iary Ye~ t, Ruth Dau~h rty, ~li~=- SattcrfiPld, Euleta l'"Pk, Galt• Gib;-;on, Beatrit•e Fi:-her, .:\lildred Hoyt, Maurirw Pittman, BPrtha Hale.

CAN YOU IMAGINE ? Dorothy Ran ford . Jl( nt for fiw minutt•, in Eng·Ji;;;h Cia-..:? Mat jorie Ruddock without gum'? Freda \\.'ithout Ja<·k '? Elvin E~kridgP talkin~ to a ~itl': Pt·te Lege:!' without hi. maidenly blu::;h '? \ linnic Barnett without hPr w~l\'P d't '? \ Iro·inia Sandl'rl' on time fot ~<'hool '? -\ n Engli::;h a l'ignment without a thPme '? "Big Dale" Tra. ler on a miiP .print'? .l\laurine Pittman a:- a tig-ht-rop · walker'! The Editor-in-Chil'f at a dane • on Sunday niQ'ht '?

ora ~lo::;sPr :-;obPr for ~ day? Gt orge talking at 100 woHb a minute? \ Prlin Crowdt>r away from a typt!writer? Cork Helfri"h without hi:- bl<lck hat? John apps with a p rfecl lc:-:-on? Th • om•h J?Oing without hi.· dinn r? A :-hort Latin lps:-;on? ~lr. Van Dyk1• without a ,;ufficient comeback? The new Brun:- heard? l\lil',; Burrough: without a Jetter?

FOOTBALL

Fir~t Row-Hcrlwtt Watt-., H ·tlwrt l'o,"man, h. 1th Bolin, Captain Phillip Le 'J:'. Second now G£'OI'A"l' Park>-, Anlu.- HPIHI •r:oon, \ t !lin rowdt'l', Jam •::- Helfrich,

Franci. Talkington, h<' t<•t DPttling, 'lydl' Hoyt. Back Row-Eug-ene Conner, ~1anager; Randall Ypa~t, Dalt Smith, Virg-il Panill,

Junior Fbhe1·, Robert onnPr, Dale Traxler, I>ai< outh \V!llia1 Yak( y, Hul.::h Cochrau, Dan ell Bolin, oach Carlock.

HA:\L\10 'D 26; DE CAT R 0 Thb 1-,rame was played on S.1turda~ and wa~ the OJlCninl.!; of tht> l'ea~Otl. Hammonct

rnached down the fi •ld to make thP cort> li-0 at the half. Hammond came hack :-trong­and ~cored thrt>e touchdown~. Leg-g-e ,l!1d aptain Bolin wPre ou"tanding- for Hammond.

HA:\L\10"'\D 13; BETHA~Y 0 Thi~ g-ame wa:-; playt•d on a mudd~ field. The Plt•H n~ ,.,·en· well matcht'd, but tho

pa. ::-ing and kit• king attack wa:-. too much for them. The half Pnded fl-O for Hammond and thr•y camP back to ~eore in the la~t quart r. Hoyt drop kickt>d for xtra point. Leg:g-e was ehicf g"round-g:ainer.

H.UU10 D !l; HI'\DSBORO 0 We won OUl' third. traic:ht battlt of the ) ear 01. "Viet-:>ry FiPld." \Ve ::-t•orc(i on a

~afety and h'd 2-0 at thP half. Leg:gc .;cored a touchdown in tlw la't quarter to clinch the game.

H.-UL\10"D n; LOVI 'GTO'\ ll Thi: wa th · fir t tinw w< had hPen :<·ort'd on. Lo' ing"ton'~ team av •rag-<' wa~ Uih

pound . Foreman and Talkington \\(l'P oubtandinc: fo, Hammond. HA:\B10~D 0; BL E :\IOC'\D 0

Blue Mound wa,.. eon iden•d ,l,.. a pow •rful hall tuun, but wa:- held by the ~upt>t ior playing of th, Hammond elew~n. The,·e wen· no individu.ll :-tar:- that day hl't'!\ll~e •v rr man did hi part for Hamlllond.

HA:\L:\10 D 'i; CFIUW GORDO 1:3 This wa~ Hammond' fir:-t ddt·at in two yPar::- on Vtctor~ Field. In the la t 30

. eeond. a pu \On the g-anw on a protP~ted deei:-ion. Holm ,Tor >d on a pa,..,; from l.Pg-~,, and \\'atts addt'd the c;-tm point. .1ptain Bolin rect ivcd a broken arm in thl' )a,;t quar­t<•r.

HA:\1MO. ·n 20; • T. TeRE:A 0 We took th<> I ri h on a windy d y. I• oreman cor d two

• on one to h •ad Hammond to a vtctor~·. l-!nmmond did all of tt \\'att:- al:-o '-''a out t&nding for Hammond.

tou hdown nnd Ht'nd •.­c·ot inh in th la t h·tlf .

HA:.\11.\10. ·n 1 ; :\1.\IW ~0

Thi. ganw wa a rae UJI anti 1lown thl field with each t am t•orm down •. Park and Dt>ttling wer out tanding for Hammond in the I me wa" chief ground-gainct· with one run of ~~0 ynnl .

H.\i\11\IO ... 'D li; AHTH "R 33

thte• touch­"hil Llg •

Thi.· game was pia~ cd at At1.hur on a muddy field and it ruined during the wltoh· game .• ·\xthur \\II ht>av~ ancl fa t nne! they downPd the locaL. F1Heman nw It• n 75 ~·nt 1 run for Hammond'. only eote.

H ~I..\ I O •• I> 0; .\Lt.Ji\1. 'I I)

The old tim ·r nnd the High School l> ttled four pl·tiod and nPither t••am core1l. Thi-. wa th' la.,t !,'Uille for fi • ..., enior •• H ·rhert \·at • Phillip Lt>V," , G£>or~•' Park, \1 flu,.. Ht>ndet· on , nd Franc1. 'I'· 1kingt<H1.

INDIVIDU AL WRITE-UP

KEITH BOLL·. ".Jaek" w.1 JU. C· ptain and :-hift~ qu, t'lt rb. ('k of the tPam thi ~ 'ar. Hi- JlPCd in th ha('kfit•lcl, hi .tbility to pa-. t\Jltl 1 atch pa e • pt u\'Pd d utgProu" for opponent and n f~>a ut eon a drh·' for Hammond touehdtl\\ n . Dun to an inJury re­l'eiYed in the Honwcomin~ o-anw with C(\n o ,onlo, Jal'k did not pi") in the In t fou,. l.rame.-. He '-'ill he J.!:l'f'atly mi""' •d n xt ~·ear.

PHILLIP LF, ~GE. ''PttP" wa our powerful iuilh:H'k. Here L , foothali 11iay~• who has madP hi tot·:. not on) for Hatnmoncl hut a! o fot· all·t't nttal lllinoi. \ai Jl 'l­

tator=- and coache WPre (•nthu iu. til' ·thout ;;PPing- ''Pete" on ont> of tho 1 opt'll ht>l1l run::;. He was ~enP-ral of th<> tt•;.un on the fiPld and did mo t of thP punting. Wt• n•gn to ;;ay ht> has played hi. l,1st football for Hanunvnd High.

HERBERT WATT' • H~>rh" ,-:a. ptohahly thP hanle.t 1lrivin~ halfhatk that t>VI'"

fou~ht for Hammot cl H gh H "'a goo1l on running intPt f1 I'PIH't> and al o a good tack­ler. He n •ver gave up and was a hard dt iver in the baekfil'ld. He t'PC •ivt•d evt tal in­jurie=- while playing football. Hl' i:- anothe1 that will bt> gn•atly mi,..,..ed from th · back­field.

GEORGE PARKS. "Park"'' '-"a out· clever littlP right nd who \\rt in on twarlJ cn~ry play. Ht• wa a hard tnl·kler and a playct rtt>'\er look <I too hi.,. for him. }t wa a j!;ra•luate of La Pial'~ and ('!llllt iwr' to finish hi:o " •niot yt>ar. \ \ ,~ hopt• h ha enjoy ·d Hammond Hi~h.

AHD HE. ·nER 0 . "At t'' wa,. our big right tat•kiP. He a! o mi •rat •d ft·om another st'hool, whkh ".,.. )It Zion. H pla~ed th g-tmw hatd and liP\' ,. gavt• Ull. It wa:-; abo hi:< fit· t and a t '" tr. Hl' will h mi:-:-ed in tht> lint>.

FRA ... ' IS T ALh.l. GTO:\. "Tal kit•" wa,.. our t'Htppy lt>ft gua1 d. He had mort' "pep" and fight than any other fellov .. · in the Hammond line. He got on the honomhl• mention Ji,..t of tht> 11-Star team of 'entral Illinoi::;. It wa hi fir t year on the var ity tenm and abo hi. la:st year. Hi "Ppp'' will he mi~""d from tlw line.

LYDE HOYT. "Hap" who playt>d )pft end :-urt>l) could ll'th tho-e pa P for good gain~. He had the •ducated toe of thP :-quad to ptodun• drop kick for point. aft,•r touchdowm. H<' :'CrYed ably at tlw quartPrback position towatd th(' latter par of the ~eason aftPr KPith Bolin \\'a:- injurPcl in the Cerro Gordo gam . "Hap" ha mtothd' year to serYe for Hammond High.

JA~lE HELFRI H. " o1k" wa, our tall lennthy ('Pllt< r. liP pldom mad· a lH (I pass and wa::; alway:- fighting hard. HP ha:- one more y at and houltl how g"tl'at abil­ity playing for hi. Alma Mat1•r Ill'. t y1 ar.

VEHLI. • ROWDER. "Bo'' wa. our big dght ~uanl. HP wa an athl te who mi­grated from Kan.a . He helpc·d Hammoncl High out wry mut·h and will bl' h tll'r JII'Xt

year. It wa hi..: fit t y('ar of football and WI' hop<' ht> ~tay. with u .

~MEMORITER~~~·

D LE .s •• I ITH. "Smilt~ " wu anothe r of ou1 ctappy I f t gu a rd . H e pla ) d h a rd ·whil h wn in th r and W P C' ·pect t o h Par f1 om him next y{'ar. H{' al o pia~ d ntl

OIUP. HI~ I{! J·.HT FO IU: I ~\ •. "H 1 b" pia) c<l lt>ft halfback and coulcl h{' carr y that ba 'I

around Pnd and wa h ~ good on intPrf{' t'enc ? H e wa. probabl~ th•• , p cdi t halfback Hammond ha. ePn. W" . hull hnat ' •ond"r from "llct·b" twxt Y•'at, '' hich will be hi In t.

('H ES'I'En !H .. T'I'LL ' (, ' ' ('hpt'' w n. o ur ldt ta('kl<>. H e plit tlwm ' ·1 • .-.n th y camP throu •h, and thC' htll' wn Pt otT by hi!> good pluy. liP hn two moll' ytar and hould g o good.

I>AHHELL BOLl.·. "Daddy" \\Ot' k• d him plf up t( a fir. t team birth about th mid- Pa on. Ht~ had ple nt~ of nap and fight and hould go g ood in two morP y ar .

J •• '101{ FISHCI{. "Bl•l'k" wa a b c·nt h rider but h e won't he onP n xt year. H e aw littlt> action on th ' team thi yt>ar, but watch out n c>xt fall.

nOllbHT CO:\' . 'ElL ··Bob" i in nPatly the :-am•~ . hOl' S a ··nuek" W P l t1U t t op him ne, t yt•ar h cau P h ~· g oing to " .ordo."

\VILLIA~l Y KI'..Y. "Sparky" \\a . • ub and he ha t\\o mot e yPars to how h i tufT.

Vli~GIL PAJUULL. Panill wa. our hi g uh. You'll .ce him in a c twn nP.xt ~ ear a a big tacklt~. Hf' ha two yPar. and hould how •onw punl'h.

DALI'.. SO TH. ··~Ioo(ly" didn't get to et' an y ,.. rdcP thi year but will prohabl:,· he in thP linPup n xt yPar. H e ha two mot•' ~Pal to play.

RA , ' DALL YE ST. "Blacki•" wa. ou1· fat ;;ub. H ' . < .. 'Pd all his Pnt>rgy thi yeat· fo1 llPXt :>P:II'. HP at o ha two morc y a r ..

HOW HD WE'l'liEJOIOLT. ''II i'' wa. a La Pial'" p10duct who . hnwo:!d mu('h kil l ~ an ·tthl, l •' . IT " a a :-uh on the t Pam a tHl ha ctw mot P y(>a r. \\7

1' h•J l H' you li :< Hammond Hi~h.

H ' GH 'OCHI{A~. ''Vid~" was probably thf' spccdie,..t .-utl that Carlol'k had . lll' j · ju ~t a F1 t'::>h!'1an •tnd h.t~ thn•p mort· yPars.

1932 ACHI E V E ME NT ROLL

Haymond Evan ---------------- _____________________ p,., ~ ident of Fn-~hnwn Blanl'he Curry --------------------------------------Prt> iden t of SophomorP. JamP:-; H Pifrieh --------------- _ ------------------------Pre. icle nt of .h r 1or Phillip Leg ge ------------------------------------------- PrP"ldPnt of S 1 iors

clptair• of B.t.~k c tball

My rlin Buek.ing-ham ------------------------------ Editor in 'hief of ~l c>moritP t' \\'inne t' of Hum()rou . Reading

Frt>da app ~larT Y ea t

---------------------------------- ---- ---- \\'innet of Oratory --------------------------------- -- \

7i!lll(' l' Of SPriOU

'\anw~ Ccno ,. C onft>n lll' l '

Keith Bolin -------------------- ---- _ --------- D ,;tril't All-Stow Forwar.I Ht>:< tcJ Foreman -------------------------------------------- Chl·c r Leader Lucille OhlPr ---------------------------------------------- Cheer Lead 'I' Chris :\lo:-;:-Pr _ --------------------------------------------- Cht ••r Leadl"' Eug;enc onncr -------------------------- _ _ ____ ..\lanal!er of Ath .. Jtic 'l't·am: John app --------------------------------------Manag-et· of AthPitil' T eam. L wi DPttling____________________ _ _____________ alana~l' t' of Athl >til- T eam

Gcncvic\·~· A"kinc; , Valc<licto t ian :O.Iary Yea"t , ~alu tatorian

BASKETBALL

Fir:;t How-George Park:-, Jame~ HPlfn:::h, he::;ter Dettling·, apt. Phillip Legge, lydc. Hoyt, Kt'ith Bolin.

econd Row-Coat•h arlock, HerbPrt Watt~, Dale South, Ardu Hendf'J' on, Dal • mith, Herbe1·t Foreman, Darrell Bolin, It'\\ i Dt>ttling, • lanngt•r.

Back How-Donald Hu1T, Handall Yt ,1-:t, Dale Traxle1, Hugh Cot•hmn, William Yakey, Francis Talkington, Howard \\-1 ht rholt, Verlin rowde1·.

Opponent:- Hammond Opponent:-; Hammond

Warren 'bur.~ 23 22 (3 overtime:<) Bethany 1!1 1 ( 0\" rtim •) Greenup 32 20 IlhopoJi,.. 17 24 Lovington 10 20 So. Tere,..a 13 ~Iaroa 10 Hi .\lumni 1 !I St. Tere"a 22 2() (2 overtime:;) Illiopolb 17 2 Atwood 21 13 erro Gordo 20 11 Steward:-on 13 l(j Maroa Hi 3') -Atwood 2(i 2-.) B •thany a;; 2!1 Loving-ton 11 25 V.'arren,.bul~ 1 !I 1;)

erro Gordo 20 17 (overtime) linton 20 13 linton 16 10 Greenup 23 22

PIATT COUNTY TOURNAME NT Bement 14 1() (3 O\ l rtimc.,..) Cerro Gordo 1;) 25 :\lontieello 2!1 12

SULLIVAN DISTRICT TOURNAME NT Stewar<bon 23 12 Shdb}nlh 17 a

Sullivan 20 1() (Title)

TRACK TEA:\1

FRO, '1' Rl)\\ l\lanage1 Lewis Dettling, C'ly 't> Hoyt, J)alP South. H.n ·,u·l \\'ethe•·­

holt, I• ranci:-; Talk~r·g-ton, Robert Co1:ne1-. Keith Bolin, Ge >rgc Par:::-;.

BACK ROW- o-Car.tain Ardu3 Her.der~on, Co-Captain ~, .u., Leg-ge. Verlir. Cnl\vder, Eug-er.c Conner, James Helfrich, Jear ~oe.:ker, Herbert Foreman, Dan-ell Bolin, oach Harry Carlock.

oach Harry C. 'arlot·k had five letll rnwn hack thi:- y •ar. Tht•y were C'o-Cap:.:,;n "Pet •" LegQt• who comJ,et<'s in tlw Broad Jump, Hurdles, Da:--he", I>ist us and S.1ot. C1>·

aptain "Art" liender~on run. tlw :\lil<' and thp ~SO yard run. "Jack" Bolin comJwtPs in the High Jump, Pol' '\"tult, rum both Hurdle and abo run t> thP RO. "Herb'' Fore­man run.· the Da:o:ht·:- and Broad Jump·. D:urPII Bolin is a distance 1 unner, both in ~Lie and 0. ''Cork" Hl'lfrich throws the Jav!'lin · nd is a cla,.:h man. George Parks run-. in da he.s and i.· also a di•tance runnl'r.

Other member.s of the squad arP Ho~ t, Talkinc:ton, Schcutz, outh, G. onner, n. onnPr, apps, Dettling, rowder, Yeast, Yakey, and Parrill.

Tht• He lay t •am consi t:- of LPgg- , For •man, Bolin, Ht>lfrich and Parl<s. Coach arlock has no definitl' men on the r •lay team.

The Semon; that arc• lo:t on tlw team an• o-captain. Legg·c, an<l HPndl'rson, K. Bolin, Parks, Talkington and Watt-=. Watts didn't !.!:et into a single nPet becau,.:e of an aceidt•nt which occured and ht• wa:-- takl'n to the hospital. We hoJA' "Herb" g·eb all

riKht.

Hammond took ~ cond in the pril 2. Troy won tht' mept with 1

arlyll' track and field mec·t whit•h was held on point . Hammond !!;Ot 1 l and .;\lonticello ~ot !1.

In a triang:ular nwt>t held at )fonti<·Pllo April , wl' took second in the nwct and Tolona got third. l\lontkello had !>!I point.-, Hammond ,got :31 and Tolona got 1 .

\Ve had :- '\'eral more nwt•t,.: which werl' Yl'l y int<'n ::;tine:.

"H" CLUB

F1rst Row- Herb 'It ForPnum, lyd Ho:. t, Darrell Bolin, Franl'i Talkington. S cond Row-Eu~cne onrwr, Dale Smith, JamP Ht>lfrkh, h•· ter D>ttlin~. Vel -

lin rowder. Back Row-Keith Bolin, Herbt•rt Watt . Anlu Ht>nd£>r on, Phillip l.t>ggc, Gcor~

Pm·k., oach arlork. INTER CLASS TOURNAMENT

B.1 kl l Ball Won I.o t Percentage

enlOl".' --------------------------------- :! 0 1000 Junior~ --------------------------------- 2 1 C.o7 Sophomores ----------------------------- 1 2 3:!:3 Fre~hmcn _ ·-------------------------- 0 :3 000

The Senior team which wa:' :-mall i.Jut ::peedy :<WPpt throt gh the Tournament with ea. e. The} clinched the title by d"featin!.! the Fre:<hmen team in th1' final . The Junior were expected to giYe the enior:' th hanle:-t hattie but wa ju t a walk a ~·ay for th

nior boy:.

Junior. Senior:'

INTE R CLASS TOURNAMENT Vo lley Ball

Won

--------------------------------- 3

--------------------------------- 2

Freshn1en ------------------------------- 1 ophomor• ----------------------------- 0

Lot Perccutage 0 1000 1 lifi7 2 3:J3 3 000

The Junior:' upset the SPnior team in the champion hip gam • by winning two . trai~ht .; t · ! The big~est upset in the Tournament r ':-ultl'd whPn thP Fre hmen up et the _ophomore: in a thrilling battle. The la:-t et being lo-15 forth • Frc hmPn.

BETWEEN fHE HALVES AT THE DISTRICT

l•t>llow., I hate to achnit iL h~t n a tl'am you'H~ a bu ~;

It' a hard thi g to ay h11t ) 111 fellows la~·k cr u. t. I r e\ 1· did think you coul•' get ~o durned fu.,~r-d

And I'm •lown hl'l't> to tPll you I'm .un• tilled with di:-g-u~t.

You guy nr.• morr- putrid than taint •d rod fi. h-

I hopt> you g-Pt lob of plPn:-un:· wutchin' I' r·eu11an makt> 'em ,.;wi~h.

I'm t(•llin' )OU, ;\'OU flat-foote•l, motionle:<f-,\Ou'vP !lOt no ambt"h,

And \ou'rp going again t m an y a fond mother' wi~h.

I wish at this tfme to havP a few word,.; with you, Hap.

Do you po ,, }I t·. Hoyt' glad to h.tvc you ('all him !lap'?

Your Epirit' thc· ::-ame a. a lifPr takin' hi. rap.

You're a petrifit>d <pccimen of a ~u~ with no ,crap.

And ChPttir-, the• wa) you are playin' .ur • giv • me no thrill,.;,

You act lik~ to 1 :p you •, e jl'"t c:onw out of thl' hili:-

And th£> way you ;.nt> :-hootin' doe:-n't dH Sulltvan chill:-­

And thP eon• ho,trd don't ·how you makin' a lot of hig· kilk

My ,.:o:-h! What a lemon I picked wh('n I put you in, Cork

You'rp as helple::-: a• a baby u,.;in' a fork-

You're ju't about a;; handy~--· a btoken win'.!;Pd ;;totk.

Fm· all tht• )..ooti you t.I'P doir.', you'd ju,.;t a,.; well be in 'pw York!

Parks, thP way you arc playin' cau;;e-., Sullivan no alarm.

:\1~ hoy, you'rp nut out thc•r • with a ptteh fork on our arm;

:-..ow get out thPrc thi:; half :mel at lea;;t ,tart to get warm.

Or I'•n going to send you back down on thc• farm.

i\Iy eom <'icncc ::.un• grit•\'<'. when I think of you, Jaek;

'Vhy, you're fout tinws as helplt -:s as a turtiP on it:- back

It eertainl ' would take volunw:; to tell all that you laek

You mtl.~t han• a bon(• of jPlly !'Ulllling down thru ~ ou1 had:

Jaek, honpst to t::o;;h you're :-;IO\\er than a snail

You look like a Duteh milk man a-balancin' a pail

Get out tlwre this half-hoi. t that an''•lOl, and spt <ail

And nm·pr ll't up until we'r<' in the lead and they trail.

P••te, I'm about to ad1nit you'r<> lPadin~ a team that won't ht::ht

There's mul'i1 hi. tory that could be made thb baturda:-· ui~ht.

I'd like to be able to tell my gTandchildren \\.hat a wonclP1 ful fig·ht

'rhat you g-uy~ put up heforl' 1 fly my Ia. t kite.

Get off tho,.;e sweat clothe~-I can't .-ay no more.

Fellows, [ do wi:;h you'd g'(J up there <md burn up that floor

Pl tl', I want you to !Pad thi!-< tpam back throug·h thi. door,

DISTRI T CHA:\IPS! AS :\'EVER BEFORE!

- Given by L. Rotz at Footbali-Ba:;ketball BanquP~.

Clas of 1927 : .rthur Quinlin

l·.m I 'I'm ne1 Frank ~mith l~o' En t Vi iPnne 'I raxl r .leli ·~a W)eth William I il'hman Class of 1928: Hugh South Ha1 old Hind lJP]en ~llller \lariP Smith Th< lma Land!:!rcbe Vl'ida Erhardt Lloyd Kcll"Y Hnrv('~ :.\I on i lazPl t i h .,.

Gilbert Yak~>\ ZtH!a Goodril h ll•'rman Ilucking-hnm Class of 1 ~29: Lola B: 1 nett GPrald Hirw ... 11 nzf>l f~ml'ry

'l'h• o D1 ttling-A udr<'y I!ol in L1 lu d A kin. l\I) rtJ,. Pnrrill Gl• nn Capp~ Class of 193 0: •· • )"( tt Fif;h• r H;u·hf'l ForPman Elva Bar{'Us

alvin Tomey v, na Krull \Vayne l\ritl'hell Pauline Huddock Da\'id Yakey !(f'nnf'th E\'an:-\ nna (' u n-y

" ·~o(g, Conner C0cil Moc·k :.e<'nard Ynkey 'arl Ilal"V tt

.t:..th rnpp .... Cl"ss of Hl31 : Eldon DUJ ·t J i<' Bolin llarold Foreman Pnuline Conner

Lcth naught rtr Ft·ancis Parrill HPlcn Pond ::-

WorJ,ing-1 ,ebhart

ALUM I

Bo Jkk •PPf'', !\l U<'llf rs .:t• de-n

~Iillikin 'nh • r ity Homl , I J aek J)] a d orrt \\'orkir;! \\' orking-'l'<·lephrme 0}J 1 a tor

s 't Po.t-~Ta t•r I l cc" Pd . h..,, Th~>odore 5aw~ ,,. llo.n• · 1". F1 d LarHI~rC'bC' Fn ntz Lu1 ht r Co.

\\'otkin I!on e ·•o l<'

Honw ~l!. Ang"l<• LUJJ.,>io 71omc H1•m<' H n-,w

Hom!' \\'orkin('o' Jlo1w !{ome 1Iom( • 'nvy i\tr . Fll 11 Hohhit Hammond, lllinoi. fl 0111('

Hnn1P

Working . 't ud n Home Hnme Working-

Wo1·kin"' Honw T-Jonw ~l onw Ho 111'

llonw l!omt l-lomc•

bar~·. Indiana D rat ur, I llinor D catur, lllmoi D '11\'l'l', olomdo f{obin on. lllinoi Jad< om·ill , lllmois H1 mmond, lllintll

I) catur, lllinoi Hammond. lllinoi Hammond. Illi110i DC' atur. lllinoi Dccat •tr, lllinoi" Hammond, Illinoi Ii~ mmond, Illi rwi

On•ana, Illinoi Han mond. Illinoi. P P'll on•l, lllinPi. • 'ot lh lanch • tcr, lndian3

lle<''ltUl', lllin,,i Hammond. Illinoi Ham nond, Illino1 Hammond. lllinoi C'hka~o, Illinoi!< Hammond, Illinoi Hammond. Illi noi Lir.tn ·r, lllinoi~

H nmn,orHI lllinoi DE'I'atur. lllinni Hnnm ond. Illinoi Hammond. Illinoi Hammon I, Illinoi Santia~o. alifornia Lo\ in~ton, Illinoi . llom( HaJllmond. lllinoi~

Hammon•!. Illinoi {) Pl(Ul' IJlinoi C'hillicothP, i\lis ou•i Hammond. lllino1 Hammond. Illinoi I>ecatu1·, Tllinni,.

V('rn Cruz, i\ll'xieo Hammond, Ilhno:. Hammond. lllinoi C'ct ro (;ot·do Hammond, Illiuoi Hammon•l, Illinoi Hammond. Illinoi. Atwood, Illinoi

0 rr= lj I ::1J0 Now Boost for Hammond, Illinois IT

Facta About Hammond, I lllinoia

Hammond, lllinois L locnted on Stnte Bond Routt> 121 at the ,outh­we t Pd~t' of Piatt coun tv. and i ned by two g"ocd railroad -Waba~h and B. · 0. Hammond ha thre ~ood church(':, :.\1 thvdist, ( hurch (Jf C'hr i t ancl Bapti t. All h a v P go o d building.;; ,·hich r •fleet mueh credit to th(' "lillagP and com­munitY. lioo<l ervicc is to he· ha<l on both local , and long- di tance telP­phone. Hammond has 24· hour electric light and pow r Prvice. :\lo:;t of her· citizens are home 0\\ uer • nd a great deal of < hie pr·ide i hown hy tho> eit izLn . ll:umnonLI ha:; a v 'rv m·ti ~ c com­munitv ciuh. Hammond hn. a· \-year fully ac­creditt•d h:gh chool with an t.·cellcnt cour ·e of ctudv. A modern brick school building with the second largc:;t gym in Piatt county. A new pava­ment extt>nd~ from Route 121 to and throu~h the bu in '.S ~ •ction. Ham­mond own. its villa!!;•' park. Hammond owns it. villace hall, wh<•re thP. villagP hu inc s rs tran-::­actn•l and fire appartus rs kept. Hammond is the Be. t Little Town in thP Corn Belt. Havin~ a poTI­ulation of 500 inhabit­ant>'. Our busme~l' H'Ction is a good one. Our Bu~i­ness men for mo::;t part are wide-awake. Our str ds are linPd with • laplc treP and we have many mile;:; of concrete ~ide ~alk . All roads lead to Hammond. Her citi­zen~ nrP !oval and ever reath· to boo t. If VtJu car for more information pertaining to Hammond or community address the writer of thfl lettPr.

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OUR JOURNEY THROUGH 1931-'32

31 Fr • hmen a •ony tart .

''EI TEl\! EH

1 • • w t •nch r ti factor). Purcha d book

2 Hain-m-m; cln lection h hi.

3 Fir. t Band Lc on today. Ta-ta-ta-boom.

4 ~lt>morit •r • tat t·ho n. En ,.li h them · • tart. 7 Eulel<'"l ( n• k back to Hammond.\\'(> \\Onder ,,hy???? l•ir t mu ic ]P. on .tart.

Harmony!'!?! Sophomor< at·e a. king for grape juic . We :-uppo"' th y arP going to into ·ic tf' thP Fre hmen. "Talkie'' think th n claration of I nd p nd ·nr · \\ t. '' ritll n and igtHdin l!ll -D•c••mblr??

!l OnP Fn• hman till ('an't find the Engli. h room. I 0 1 ~0 in tlw hn<h' and not c ·pt•dally hady in tlw Engh h room. 11 Initiation part) tonight; praeti('l' game "ith C\.lonticl'llo; C'ht•. t r I> ttling tatl

<"l'l<>hrating- his birthday. Watet mPlon. 12 Iwt•r:, one Jo. t I P}l I, t night ( hPcau . of the tln•; not t hPir tu<h ) . Stall' In­

:-pcetor here and he , dvo<"at . mon• thPllH''· 15 Girl ' ~ym da. tart . Practice game with A twoo<l. Thirt n •!irl. th r•• from

Hammond. 11) English l V tart:- "The T •mpc. t'', Phy ic~ quiz. 17 Fir • Drill. w,, )cam w • mu t l'omc fully clad to chool meaning tt>at ''<' mu t

wear ho~e. It won't he long until ( vol weather girl . Paulin!' Conn r \ i it . Hl'l n Ponder vi.it. u today. W<• haw• pep mt•t>ting- and initiate our new ch r

lead t'., hris und arl. 21 Pep talk about Saturday g-ame-2G-0. Sophomor • catch gra hoppcl ~. We note

a budding RomancP-Way out W t in Kansas?:? 22 Practice gaml' with H m~nt. Girl ' l'hy.ical Education tart ., ith \ olle ball.

Fre:-hmen GirL' gym uit art too mall-the) ·,·e grown ince m a urement wer takPn.

23 Sewin~ gil'i an• g tting along right well. Freshmen girl . hould not wear pike heeled ·dipper:<.

24 Dept· ion! 2:> Hain and Bt>thany-Vietor~ for Hammond. Prt•pare f r Bak ~ I •. ~ Book R 'JlOr tart today. Biology du have a fidd trip. Bug. •alot' 2~1 Sho1'thand I <'Ia gPt a good ·work out. Boy ha\' pt·actic" game with ~1ontllt llo.

Surpri~e patty for one of the 'Herb twim'. :Hl Ar< .u. WPar hi. lmn :\fater wPat< r. We hould initiat<• th weat .,., • Pnior

And J uniot· order thdr <"Ia · 1 ing. today.

YOUR RIGHT AR

OF SERVICE

That JS what this bank endeavors to be

Here you are tre;:tted as an indivdual

-not merely as an account.

Het e you will find that friendly interest

in your welfare and progress that

n.eans so much.

You will like this bank. Come in and

get acquainted. Your business-large

or small - is appreciated here.

THE STATE BANK OF HAMMOND THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE

TOBF. R

1 A · th about anc1 nt ' h1 I • b

2 to h lp in our phomor r

•;izz G om(' ry and AI bra. E' rybod~ r m mb th futur

e m k .

Biolo tud nt tud:- unt . (an

7 ' nio write e ~ . n \i w for exam n ·t v; k.

H ,j w.

~~ •o chool. Gam with l..o' ington. Fir t d f t of th 12 .. :o! W c 1 bra r '>lev; v.;th joke in En!!li h I\.

13 Hepol't of exam grad

14 What did you g t? 15 Mary Y t, a • nior, nam for Athl tic onf r nc . H. C. H. till

on th map. 1 G School tart at :00-0n to I lu lound. Pr p. r for Ilhnoi -Brad] ~ am on

aturday at hampaign. 1 !I P p m ting to eel brat(' the tie. E,· r:- body low in r citino- a u ual for Monday.

20 21

22 23

Typ invitation to lumni for Hom coming!

Pictur, taken today for i\lemoritPr. Typing II da:-:- typP more announcement of Homecoming for Alumni.

GirL Gym cia, play Volle~ Hall. Snake Danrt' and Pl'P talk fo1· Hom Homel'oming! :\I any Alumni pr nt. I> feat for Hammond. Cora Mo

in the ru:-h.

coming. r injured

26 • •o mu"k today. Biology t•la tudy era~ fi h. Fre.hmt•n write l'hy iology th m<' .

27 Jack Bolin utTt'l'ing with hrokPn arm from (,onla's ram .• "mitty ha an arm in a

~lingo too, anti on hi birthday. 2 enior have a cia, meeting. Finant'('! Bolin' hou g('t afil(' during .:'horthatHI

class. 2[1 Girl ' gym c]a,. do\\ nca:-t. • ·o weiner roa t.

30 t. TerP::;a and Victon·.

• 'OVE .. HBER

2 • ·o girl glee club. i\IL Burroughs prepaling for the role of lending lad~··

a i\Ii:;. Burrough i\Iothcr vi it tht' channing hamlet. 4 Junior, ~tart "SKIDDL 'G". Th Senior look forward to their hanqlll't. 5 Bui'y working up our pep for the i\laroa game and the Dau •lwrty Corn-Hu.king

ContP, t.

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G C. HINES C. E . HINES

G. W . HINES

Printers

p e

G • ·o chool. Game with 1m oa. Good name.

7 Blue Monday quizze . !l Girl hm; \\" iner FPa t at Daugherty' and mor fun.

11 .. ·o chool. Pia) Arthur in l•ootbnll. 10 o'clock .nd :min.

12 S •nior' are getting proof of thPir dn pictur .

13 Alumni H'l u \ ar it~! 0-0. Happ~ hurt but i "coming up."

I li \\' ork fot' Exam ar eoming!

17 \\' ha\ \oil y Ball ont t in (,irl r;~ m Ia unior l'l.t~ practict and a nice

littl rain.

1 We have n tudy room no\\ make u e of it.

1 !I .. • o hool.

20 Voll y Ball contP t Pnd and Juniot and ophomo~t·~ ''in. 23 Freda app i till looking at th enior boy !

24 Exam.

2:J Pr par for Turk ~.

21) • ·o more chool until 30.

30 Gym floor i poli h d and paint d.

DECE.IBER

1 Ia~ B1lb), Bonm \an Sick! , Lu iii Ohl r, Cork H lfrich, ntl oth r jumo

o to n ighborin • to,, n to ad\ rti th i r pia~.

2 ·ic da). un 1 out and o ar th Junio lim tilk for t tr pi ) . 'fh r

i a bi fizz r h ar al.

3 Ft hm n p1 par for Hom -mad <and\ )P • aturda). ora, Eloi , and • lar

go to At\\ ood for , d\ rti m •JJt for th morit 1 ( af r an 1m port n bu m

m ting for th S ·nior cia . 4 Junior Ia Play go O\ r \\I h a boom 1 on ra ulation , Junior !

7 Order i r tor d in th Hi tor) room H rb rt Wa t , an up-and-comin • nior,

\\a tak n to th<' ho pitnl ano und rw nt an op ration for app nd1citi .

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10 11

1

15

Latin II tud n hm; a qUJzz. Gl Club put

Girl Phy ical Ed. Ia choo for ba kf'tball. cur ain 1m r?????.

II qui t on the W<' t rn front.

W play taroa and 'in ca il). Herb rt i impro\ ing. till in th" Ho pi tal.

Engli h quizz , • 11 hri tma S al "nd m.1k thilt) -nin c nt ! B

16 practic . Eloi and larjor1 ha\ all-d ) uc' r .

17 Girl play ba k tball. Boy warm up for gamc> '' ith t ood.

1 Pep m <'ting for Atwood and a d f at. Too bad, Coach ~ !

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QUALITY SERVICE

PRICE

We are always ready to fill YOUR ~

ORDERS, whether they are '

Large or Small

~ ~ OUR S ORE ~ rrr

is operated in a clean and san1tary manner and we u e ~ l!:!J o:Jr best knowledge in the selection of UR GOOD'"". ~

Our hundreds of ati fied C'ustomers are

I ~ Phone 12 for Grocery SERVICE ~

Our Best Advertisers

n Helfrich Bros.

HIGH QUALITY--LOW PRICES

AL\\"' AY~ ILL\L\IOND BU Y ILLINOI

21 • ually p akit,g, the Phy ic cla han: th •ir h on . { 01a a~ , " \\ ould it lJr

t rl ibl if--?" 2~ (,am \dth ~t \\ardon and t.irl ~~m cla pmt~. Eloi pia~ ~'lnt Clau.

23 ( uizz •

24 Vaeation ~:----

JA •. 'AHY

4 Bal'k from \ a~cation. ,Junior Fi h r . till nb , nt .• 1 rl • 1 og in quit and mo\

to Sullivan.

;) Dorothy Han.fonl lo e a 1 ttcr. Play .·Uwoo•l.

r. School n \\. should be in on tim .

7 .\li-. Burrough br ak it to u J.,• ntlj-\\'P mu t !em n th' {;t>ttybur' A•ldt

Book teport. and .Junior not hack y"t????? A k ~li lunou~n \'Ill) tUtn tl in

"So Big.'' 11 lweryhody tudying hatd. Wonder \\hy?

12 Four 'enior. get :- •nt out of c], '> '"

13 Herbert Watt wanb to know why a 'tow mok • when you light it. ( Phy ic

cia-:,.).

14 One week f1 om today i ;:., m • tt• . \\ ork for you \\', tt•tloo i. <'om in~. mn~ h

1 :i linton h<>rr> 1• 1 iday night. Gi1l. pia)'. Great tr at for the publif'.

Hi WhPn ... Ii Burrough-- a kPd Jack if h had gum in hi. mouth, It> aid, " 'o, onl~

a half a cake." 1!1 Bethany hen• and Hoo\' r refPtt'e . ~It·. auo :\It . (,. A. llr>laud a1·c h •rC'.

20 Tomonow t'Xam:-. Exemption" po h d and two St'Il!Ot arP free for t" o whole da~ :,\Inrjorie Watt:- t•ome::. to .chool with her hlou.P on wrong it! out.

21 Vacation for a. elel't few. :Scm ter • xam:>.

22 :::ieme t t' exam continu d.

2·1 I{ •suit of tht> exam tlon't l'• m to Ill' o xeiting. lmo t onl ft om Pa •h t•la

pa. e•l exam-??'! Dorothy Han folll quit chool. Kenneth Ynkey tntt n mill.

Wt• mi s Dorothy in Engli h .. nd fourth hour A .emi1l~·. :\IyrtlP ShiPld quit al o.

"Bud Fi:-her'' ba<'k today. Fift•'en fot Bud!

2(j "Bull :\loo,p"-:\lu .. -o-from ~Iillikin out with Boone South for H. J:.

27 Anoth •r "(•ow" :;tep on Herbert Watt · foot. Doroth~ !{an forti retum aft r nh-

..,ence of two day . 2. 'l'urmoil. Tournament antl all that tutf. Cork \\in title of "Goofii•• t <.uy."

2!1 Victory O\'l'l' Bt>nwnt! Hi!-:' pt>p meeting! :-ipPPt'ht• hy ~nme of the girl . 'utP good!

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Why Buy

COAL

NOW? Becau e Pti ce> are

LOWER

SELL US YOUR GRAIN

HAMMOND CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN GO. LAWRENCE PITTMAN, Manager.

dl

W. W. DAVIS

~Store ~

Pure Drugs and Medicine, Books

Wall Paper and Paints

BEMENT, ILLINOIS

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FEHRl' RY

1 Ruth, Eloi ~. and l•.ug nc nh ~nt! II • tud nt '' ho • r failin • r "up on th •

gr<'en carp t." 2 CarlocK ag<'l' b at tn 1 ri. h. K 1th Holm a~ h' ha a i~ounfl-Hou P U_tl in tl

• 'orth End-only it i quare. H E'·er:- on kat d to • cbool thi::, morning. A II ic and 110\\. G n 'if>\

a bad arm today. J uniot· Fi h 1 • till .. .-rippling. A reln!lar ho pi tal h r .

'I hi goo- "00- y • stutf mu.:t h opp~:d. Gd otf th chool ground to do ~out· fhrt-

in .... It dot' n't m to do much good.

5 (, org ay that the rea on h can't wl'iv on tP, t tn Hi tory i that th ch k top

"have trench in them deep enou• h to bury Chin. in.''

Pcar.ut .cnndal. AI o anothf'r candal not mad kno\\n to the Jlublic.

!I Virginia 'andcr. tard;. thi morning. '!'. k-t k-Vi,.gi' in. 'l'h~: \ mbl e m to be an appropriat(• place for tl't -a-ll'te. Ye., w won th~ Il110poii. gam ith th

ame 01 a !. t y~:ar. 10 Big Valentine patty. Iuch excit(m nt among the elit. ( ota l\io ,r e JWCi II~ tn­

jo:> th party . .l\1 r. \'an Dykt' wa tht> pvn or and furni h d pi nty of fruit a Ind.

11 Kennt>th Yakt•y remind. u of the , 'ur ry rhym ·-" clillt'r, a doll.ll, a t n

o'clock .cholar." Big rain bring:- con olidat •d bu.,e from tlw . 'otih awl Soutlt

end:- of town. 12 Lincoln' bi1thday and a game with eno Gordo too br.d! 1.) I'!PW kind of h · nL out," Pt>te ay . A new cholar Sophomot'l till th •

ronw! (Jt•an :\o ckPt') I fi "It wouJ,} hav1• probably killed him twilt' if ht• hadn't diN I one ," a~. L\1 i Bur­

rough in Engli h-concPrning i\lath"''' .;\lauiP. 17 harlotte, hPttt'r kno\\ n a "Shorty'', had a light aecid nt to h r In \' I' mandih!P:!

Gen viP\ e had th<• a me trouble Ia. t prin"', we hl'ar. 1, \\'hen a:-kc•d what grain:- and plant bC'veragc wert> made from, a Hiolo •y tud nt

an wer d, "Some men like a hevc'rage made from rol'll." Hu •h an I Gal(' le. 1·n o1

the futur> and thl'ir need from )lr. C'arloek in Hi tor~ I cia . (Big hou .

1 !l EvNyone hu y with declamation .

~2 Wa hington' birthda~. G1·adP chool have I> clamatory conte t

hono•· Wa hington. : nior tnkc I eturt on :hort torie in Engli h IV. nlu Hend ron g t a gn'at kick out of rtading the ca!Pn<lar. \ c wonder ,·hy. ????

~3 Girl ' Ba~ketball Tournnment . tart . BooK H •port . Sophomor lo to • ('nior 15-0!! John get a good cont of acid-for why'!? BPthany up et l ammon<! in

their graham <'l acker box. 24 Sp ech ~ in Engli h 1 V! • •wing 1,-irL In · t mper • · <'\\ drP e d< n 't come!

~fi Awful pretty day and ign of piing from tudt nt bod. !

2G Warn•n hurg!!! noi ( onft r nc ·!!

2!l enior all takl' quiz at o'clock ty-my-my!

@n •lrc= il l• ::1_@ ....... A COMFORTING

SERVICE THE greate t. en·ice of the morl •rn funeral dir ctor is that

of lifting the load of respon~ ihility from the huulder. of the bereaved. From the moment he is called, he a". umes charge of the many details which require attention. In our organization w p;ive special attention to this comforting ervice.

PROMPT AND EFFICIENT ~ AMBULANCE SERVICE

~ THE McMULLIN FUNERAL HOME

~ aPlace Co=Opera1ive firain ~ ., ~-<Company~

A Farmer's Company. Strictly Co-Operative

Grain, Coal, Feeds, Flour, Fence Salt, Twine, Seeds

ELEVA TORS AT B urrowsville-----LaPlace----- Casner

@u .... 1u ___,, @

'M HCH

1 Ev 1) on f ding fin . I <"'it'\\ : e\\ chol:u- Fr.mc atlin.

3 Today i horn day, but that' nothing unu ual fot w r~ 'l'hur. da~

4 Horn day i o\cr but todu. hn b Pn a \\Ore on .. i -Wt k xam

7 elebrate 1"('. ult of Dt damatoty c ont t. 1 H•1la ''in. in Or. tion,.,, .!my Y a t in

S riou and J\Iy!lin Buckim;ham in Humorou .. Good luck kid .. • ophomorl' ~irl \\in Ha kt tball ganH from F1f'.hmcn. (,o t1• it l•ro h! You'H' •ot

• omP good "tuff th '1 P. 9 Do10thy get hPr hail bohb <l • ...;ay. girl l('t' all ~ •t out· haL cut! S nior han:

cia me('ting and 1! citl on th(' followin thing : Ia) • 1l a lot of annual ; (b)

ell a lot of ad : (<:) ha'' a "'econd Annual llak :=;all'· (d) llP1licat the .'l .noti­

ter to--?

10 ~ nior girl. win Ba k tball 'l'ournnlll{'nt b~ beating till .Junior gill . Di trict tour­

nam{'nt, and victory for Hammond O\' >r Stt "ani on. 11 EwryonP cxt>ited and p pp('d up for Sh •lb)' ill tonight. Hig JWP me ting. B. !1{.

Play.

14 C I b1 ate ('Cond pin<' in di trict. La t honor to St'llior. in I (' kf•tball. Ct'l tail'

Frt'. hmen gid and a <'t 11ain Sophomore ho~· g;,·e. us tht' pictun• of two turtl

don•l' again. 15 Bn kt>thall ToumamPnt fo1· l:oy •. .'ophomort>. wri npologie and invitation .

16 Humorou. incidt>nt in 1-..ngli h IV. I>oroth\ ha \'ery xpt·e I\(' (>) • 'ot man

people <·an ~mtle with only one eye!

17 Voll y Ball I ntPr Cl. • 'I'ournamPnt. A book agent herP. · othing unu ual.

Girl GIP(' luh ing "(,n ndfathe1' ('Jork." • 'il'e on•~.

21 Evelyn Van Sickle makP an oral repol"t in Engli h IV. · y , "I o )"OU \\ant to

tell another one?" Wt• don't l'ar<>. if if, a good one.

22 All the hoy play ockPr. Spring i fer ! 23 All the Seniot ehangt• ea in Engli h IV. \ little improvem('llt i notic able.

24 • ·o GirL g-ym. Choo c Senior play but not the ehntadtet·.

25 Piatt County D el:unutory Conte t. l•rcda Capp. win ,t• ond in Orator~, lyrhn

Buckingham win .t>cond in llumorou r 'EHiing. Hammond \\in. third in total

point:- in the county. Cerro Gordo win. fourth. 2 Fourte n boys art> up on th • gtt•e carp t. Thi ca e w nt down in hi tot) a th

"School Skipping Scrap •.'' 2fl John Capp,. . ay,., "Ye , I know whet Fifth AH~l1U{' i . 'l'h BolO\(!r Watch om-

puny i;:, on Fifth A vr•nue.'' 30 John app ay. wh n a ked "hat he con.idt>rt>d him {'}f, "Why, a man!"

a 1 ~ewing Cia vi it l>Pl'UtUl' Gartll nt facto ic . 'I h )' . t't' all th('l i. to e and

,.till don't let tht· public know thPy arc from tht> countr). Th•) "ill \'Ote for you!

0 (C il l• '@ RICHMAN'S CASH STORE

Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing and

GROCERIES Our Store has served this commun­

ity for many years

Service is the watch-word here and we are constantly trying to ~

. . Improve our service

Trade at our store and SAVE the

~ Difference. You are welcome here

Suits Tailor-Made. See us Today ~

m ~

John Deere

Paints and Oils

HARNESS U. S. Tires, Tinning

lQJ

Cars Trucks

Tractors

~ Ascherman"s

GARAGE Established in 1915

•I~

Shoe and Har- ~ ness Repairing ~

0u . JJ~h ~~--,~~~u ~~~~510

APRIL

1 Bi~ Apr·il Fool Part). Everybo<ly com and ad natural.

2 'ome of the fooli hn . lin • rs from Ia t Frid, ~ .• 'othinoo unu ual.

Sewing girl tart on ne'' drP. . P1omenade!

5 Bn. kt>thall and Football barHtlH't \\' hPld Ia t ni vht. ~lthPr, and F'ath l th I' •

oad1 make a • p C('h. Every on eat ehickf'n.

r, i\lor • them in !:' ophomor J:ngli h. Biology cia 1 arn thin ' .

7 'l'hP ''School Skipping- Scrave" i O\'t'l' and tlw hoy don't have to udy e rly no\\',

H rbert Watt i in th ho trital a a • · ult of a ,e, 1 ac ill nt. \Y hope ht> i

able to t•ome ba('k oon a:- w mi him Vf'ry much. ''HPrhi " ah' a~ do hi pnt1.

'l'he nior. ar • "'oing to i\lillikin tonight to ee "Sun- 'p". Dale 'l'r, lo~r, • op~lO-

morP ha:< I •ft u:-. Tmek me. t with }lontin•llo.

11 PracticP on S nior play. Ev•~r ~body mu t bring excu " . Ev ryon till full af•er

hig ham1uet the other night.

1::! Dual m •Pt with Lovington. \Vt> tn•at tiH m lik.-. wo• treat••d all th otho•r· tearn. at

Carlylt>.

13 Book l't>port ; S nior e" a) thou a ncl-word thl'lll ix w ek ,, ·am revi \\ and

a fpw oth •r thin • .

Biology tudent hav • field tJ ip. Gym ela plays ba. Ph:dl.

15 Quaclrangular trat•k meet at :ullh·an. Gl•• Club put in omP nic wmm prnl'tict•.

Junior makC> plan. for a nit- banquet. We're waiting, Junior .

1 ~~ GleP luh "0 • to ~lontict>llo to pra('ti<' for· <'Oming ~vent.

20 ~lor • play pmctire. Do you have any ol•l co tume

21 Girl g) m cia ha a hike .... 'ice hikP.

22 Sonw •xtra work in Engli h I\'. • ot nuch more tim to \\1 itt' tht•me , SC'nior •

~lake the best of what little time you haw left.

2fi La t Saturday Mary Yea t, ~lyrlin Buekingham, Frula Capp . and ;\lary l•.lizabe h

Bilby went to harle:-ton to eompete in Dramatic and I u i<•al cont t . A nice r'P-

·ult and thank. to the contL tant for wh t tht>y dorw.

2fi ~laroa here for track and Ja('k Bolin r•ntertains hi. fr iPnd from then•.

Clo e to time for the Senior play. Har•l pr·artin• and drt>

2 SPnior }ru ... y • ending invitations.

2H Tral·k hoy· get ready for Pnoi onferencP mcPt at .\I illikin.

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Grain and

Supply Co.

Grain, Coal

Lumber and

Building

Supplies

120 East Prairie Street ~

II! DECATUR, ILLINOIS

Store I 5281 Phones l 5282

YOU MAY ORDER YOUR

FLOWERS Direct from us

or from

t ~~ >'::

Furniture and ~ Undertaking ==

Ambulance Equipment ~~ T. C. HILL

Proprietor

~ Mrs. T. C. Hill ~ Assistant

L Mr. T. C. HILL j ATWOOD, ILLINOis

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~~~MEMORITER

MAY

1 ,,lor traek p1actic .... lay ba ket '!??????

2 Girl hik . Pia~ went O\ er '' ith a boom.

4 twood track me t. Junior work on hnnqu0t.

5 (,irl hav tyle parade. I• r hm n r<' tl

G Gl luh goc. to erro (,ordo to comp tt in ~lu i l· . tival.

9 atUJ·day, l\Iay 7, wa. th banqu t .... 'ic "ork, Junior . and thank .

10 Track meet. Girl · gym cla ha ha ball. Warm ?-ju t a little.

11 S nior work hanle1' than naturol. We \\Onder why????

12 nother nirc day. Sophomore g0t acth·it~ in Biology.

13 Spring i h r to tay-marbk •.

14 Di trit't track mt•et at l rbana.

Hi bn li.h IV g t wo1·k-out. Junior balan th ir bank account.

S nior. plan fo1· a wook of vacation. }I yb more?'!!!

HI Quizze in uch warm weather????

20 State Int<>r choln tk ircu. at lllinoL.

23 Bt>e hum; bird ing; tucl nt drt am and g-az out th \\indow. La t night wa

Baccalaureate.

24 Final exam .. Ye1·y fmal fo1· omc.

25 School picnie. Don't fall in thP lakP!

26 Scnio1 havP a ni<'e ph·nit·. Com ha a wonderful tim

27 Comm necmcnt ____________ and fini .

0~~~~ ~rc=~~illt ::Jj® I WHEN l~ISg.EcATUR TYPEWRITERS r

LI NXWEILER ALL M AKES

Office upplies - We carry in stock at all time. over eleven thousand it ms to fit your n '•ds Anything from pins tu furniture

PRINTING We have a modern Printing­e tabli hmentand can print anything from a Visiting Card to a Catalogue. ~

{

The Student's $60•oo " PAL" ~

Terms if Desired

TY P EWRITER ,.. LINXWEILER <~ \~ '.:j Rented-~ old Repaired

Printing Company ~~

~ Office Outfitters ~~ Paxton r ypewriter Cor

~ 259 outh Park treet ~; ~

Il l! Phone 4-151. Decatur, Ill. ~~l Blooming ton , lllir o is Ill!

~I !1@)1 q[LZ_~@)I q@]~l ~~·~l~ ~ Quality Above ~ Dickson Kinlner &. Co. ~

all ~~ General ~s Herff-Jones Co. {~ Merchandise D ~

esigne rs and Manufac- ~s La Pla ce., Ill . ~ turers of ~~ · Cl)me to LaPlace for ~

HighSchool and ~ College Jewelry {~ I

and Commencem ent

Invitations.

Dry Goods Groceries and

Meats ~ i, Officials Jewelers to Ham- ~~ Your CREDIT is Good

mond Commur.tt} High rhool

if Not Abused

E. H. HALL Illinoi State Manager

Quality Merchandise at

Moderate Prices.

JOKES.

~H. Burrough -"Did you ver at·

trnd a .ehool for tutt 1ing'?"

Herb('rt F.-''• ·-n-no I j-j-j-ju t pick-

ed it up."

' ' ' '

onvil't (reading nPw.pap('r) ''D r '

ju tit'P for yet! football player bn~ak

two m n' jaw and another man' \('""

and i:- d(l lion of dl:' hour, while I g t tt ,

yl:'al· for on\~ ..,tunnin' an old guy wid a

blackjack."

I t t

Book Agent-'"l'hi book of 'nh·er­

' I KnowiPdge will tt•ll you ew1·ythin'\

you ought to know."

Van-" Don't n etl it! .ly wif~ tells

me all that and a lot more lwsid s.'"

I t t t

Georg~ Park. raced up th fi ld with

the goal at hi mercy, but lo:-t hi !wac!

and kicked it a('!'o s the field."

' ' ' '

:\Ir. arlo<·k-"Well, run up the cUl-

tain."

Beatril'e-"Whaddya think I mn, I•

:-quirrel ?''

! ! ! !

Burronghs-"Johnny u the

word 'miniatu1 •' in a entence."

Johnny- " I

gum?"

~linnie a chewer of

Dr. (after ·amtna ion) -'I adam, ) ou

hnv•• a con titution of iron."

I., dy "I ha\ oftPn wond('T d wh

ma«le m o hl:'a\ ~ ."

I t ! !

.\lr. C'arlork "I hav tick t for th

th ater."

,\lr . l arlock-"rin 1"11 tmt dre .....

ing at once.''

Mr. Carloek-"Y (' do, th ticket m

for tomorrow night."

I I I

I'atht r-·· Did ~ ou hm e tht• car out

Ia t mght? '

lit•! b. W.-"Ye , Jad; I took om of

th«' boy for a run around.''

Father-''\\' dl tell th m I've fou'1d

t\\ n of th ir lip. tick ."

! ! ! !

JUST LIKE ONE

\'ivian-"I hatr that fp]]ow l't>t

Huth-"Why, what ha happened?

thought you liked him o much."

\ hian-"flp aitl t•ouldn't \\hi lie

o ju t to how him, puck r d up my

lip ju t so :-w' t nnd round and \\hal

do you think he did'!'"

Huth-( blu hingl "How hould

know'!"

Vh i. n " \\' Pll, th fool jn t I(lt m

w!1i t]P."

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times fresh and cured Meats which is home killed.

Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

~ m WE ~:LIV~R 1:

1

HA::OND n~ [ill The wisest and most interesting [ill

Men talk little, think much, never complain---but travel on.

Such Men have Judgment, and they buy

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ANDREW SWENSON Over Thirty-nine Years in

BEMENT, ILLINOIS

~~~rum~~~~~MEMORITER ~~ -~

JOKE5.

Van-"Wh n my wife> g t indi PC tion

he doe n't talk to any one for a wP k."

,arlock-"Wh t kind of pa tty d1n

you a~ you buy her?"

I I I I

~1i BUJ·rough - ''\\'hat Lh·p would

~ ou take if you :-aw lion 1 unning through the < o•-rido1· ?"

( a•·lo('k "L 0 .· c; 0 • g S!"

I I I

.:\11·. Van Dyke-"Wh) don't you a~­"WPI' lllC ?"

• mitty-"1 cii<i hak my head."

:.\fr. Vrm Dyke-" \Vt'll, did you t.­

p ct 111£! to hear it rattJ" cl ar up here?''

l\li <,oodrich-1 r • ding dir ction

for n1aking fudg-') "Add u •ar, nd th 1

it on . to\ p anti tir r peutNlly."

Eloi <'-"Who wouldn't?"

I I t I

Talkie-" L your ]o,·e for me d ad?

:.\Iaurine-" ... 'o, but it'. 'er~, 'ery ill."

I t t I

:.\Ii • Burrough -"Who \\ill r port

on F1tz Jamp' "\\'hat \\'a It?''

Dorothy "What did he \\l'ite ?"

~Ii B.- " What Wa It?"

Dorothy "What \\a it?"

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~ THE PICTURES ~ IN THIS ISSUE OF THE

MEMORITER

are from

REMBRANDT STUDIO 314 North Main, Decatur, Illinois

"Quality Photographs

~ for Eighteen Years."

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"THANK YOU" STILLY'S PLACE

We takE- this method of

acknowledging the many courtesies extended us

by the teachers and pu­

pils of the Hammond Community High School

which we assure all con­

cerned are thoroughly

appreciated.

TEXACO GAS Golden Motor Oils

Lunch and Cold Drinks

TOURIST CABINS

Hammond Illinois

Central Illinois ~ Electric and

W. B. READ Gas Co. ~ & CO. I Ill! Bloomington, Illinois 1111 ~

Bement, II inois ~

~~I ~~~q@)~l ~2JH~~@)I• I@J~L~~~~~~ ~ FLEENER'S chool ~upplie ~

Service Station Exide Batteries-Car

Greasing-Battery Charging

~ Hammond, Ill. Located on Route 121

Drs.

Lewis & Lewis

Typewriters

Books - Art upplies

Sporting Goods

HAINES & ESSICK CO. ~

(E tablished in 1902)

Decatur, Ill. Office Supplies

KODAK Developing and Printing

lOc ar.y size 3c GIFT~ PICTURE

FRAMING

~~M;m~~m~~MEMORITER~~m~~~~[f:.:

JOKES.

harlotte-"1 lo\'f~ you a much a C\ cr.''

Happ)-''Say, who 1. thi~ g-uy gver?''

' ' ' ' 'ork ''Say, I almo t broke my n ck

following you ai'Otmd thl' e curve ."

Virginia "Well, I hop that teachP

you not to <'h aft"r everv J>rl'tty girl that you ,,.e !"

' ' ' Van-''What'.,; the l'Ompo"ition of a

mateh ?"

Mary Elizah th-''A hoy aml girl 111

a dng with th moon.hine."

C 1lock ''What i mo tly rai d in

damp eli mat ~ ?"

Kenneth 0.-" 'mbrP!la "'

! ! ! !

.:'llyrlin-"1 got a real kick out of k1 -

111g GL le, In t night."

("; rw-'' Any n ore than u ual ?"

~Iyrlin-"Y , th old man caught

me!''

' ' ' Herb W.-"I'm burning with low for

you.''

~Iary Elizab th "Ah, don't mak a

fut>l ( fot>ll of your •If."

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Wall Paper. Bulk Garden Seed

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