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Yearbook Name
The Lever 1930 Terror Trail
Location
Colorado Springs, Colorado (El Paso County, CO)
Additional Information
DEDICATION
To MISS MABEL BATEMAN
a friend to all the Terrors, we, the
Annual Staff, dedicate the Terror
Trail for 1930
Table of Contents
Title Page I Dedication 2
Faculty.... . ________—.......... — 6
In Memoriam ----- — ----- ------------- ------ + Greetings from Superintendent and Principal 5
Student Organization ........................... 10
Seniors:
In Appreciation .15 Solios.............. . . . -—.— .. 16 Class Council 44 Class History. ......... 44 Class Poem 45 Class Song 45
Underclassman:
Organizations. ..... 63
Junior Council 47 Solios^................. —--------- ----- ----- 48 Sophomores __ ... 55
Terror Tradition . ................................................—....... 57
Music and Drama . .. 109 Athletics. 123 Mirror. 131
IN MEMORIAM
Mr. Daniel Shutts
Died July 7, 1929
Meredith Bogren
Died October 14, 1929
Each year, for the past several years, there has been published at the high school an annual which has been a decided credit to all who have participated in its preparation. In expressing my greeting to the 1930 annual may I congratulate the staff of workers who have succeeded so well in producing a publication of which we may all be proud.
This annual records the happenings of a busy school career. As a chronicle of the school life of each individual may it ever remind us of tasks well performed and of the necessity for continuous achievement.
Greetings to The Terror Trail! II. M. Corning
It is with especial happiness that I write this, my tenth annual greeting to those who had the fun of producing and those who will have the joy of reading—in picture and word— this story of the year’s doings in C. S. H. S.
Whether as “Lever Annual,” “Round-Up,” or “Terror Trail" —the names under which I have known the book—it is a
welcome yearly visitor. Long after school days are over, this volume will help us live again the happy high school days of 1929-1930.
W. S. Roe.
Principal
WILLIAM S ROE
University of Colorado, A. M.
".4way with him!—away with him! -he speaks Latin!"
English
LILLIAN G. BATEMAN
Colorado College, A. B.
a monstrous tail our cat has got.
DOROTHY GILFILLAN
University of Iowa, A. B.
"Exhausting thought
and having wisdom with each studious year." LUELLA A. HALL
Colorado Teachers" College, A B.
"Matters of fact are very stubborn things” HARRIET JORDAN
Parsons College. A. M.
"Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit." EDNA M. LEE
Columbia University, A. M.
".Vo season now for calm familiar talk." EDNA JAQUES
Radcliffe, A. M
"Sir—your wit ambles well—it goes easily." RUBY M PATTERSON
(On leave of absence).
Wellesley. A- B.
"Achilles absent is Achilles still "
LULU B SMITH
Stanford, A. M-
"Borrowing is Hot rum h better than begging." J F BISCHOF
Colorado College. A. B.
".4 dry jest. Sire—I have them at my finger's end."
BELLE Tl RNBl LL—Chairman
Vassar, A. B.
‘‘.I lofty carte - a sword with silver hilt. .4 ring, two watches, and a snuff-box gilt " MARJORIE O'BRIEN
Colorado College, A B.
"And her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece."
Social Science
EDITH L. HALL
Colorado College. A. B.
"Then on- -then on where duty leads.
My course be onward still."
LILLIAN JOHNSON—Chairman
Colorado College, A. M.
"1 have found you an argument, but I am not obliged to find you an understanding." OLIN I*. LEE—Guidance and Supervision of Allied Activities
University of Chicago. A. M.
“Too busy with the crowded hour tit fear to live or die."
ERNESTINE PARSONS
Columbia University, A. M,
“Art, indeed, is not the bread but the wine of life"
ROBERT POER
University of Indiana, A. B.
",1 still small voice."
GRACE E MINER
University of Washington. A. M.
“The long historian of my country's woes." L. D, VOTAW (Leave of absence)
University of Missouri. B S.
"The historian is a prophet looking back wards " 6
Languages
MARY A. J BALLARD—Latin
University of Michigan, A. B,
"Syllables govern the world."
EDNA DESSAINT—Chairman
University of Wisconsin, A. B.
"Everything is Greek, when it is more shameful to be ignorant of Latin."
ADA F FREEMAN—Spanish
Colorado College, A. B.
"Language is fossil poetry."
FRED E. HARVEY—Latin
University of Iowa, A. M.
"Ego sum rex Romanics, et supra grammaticam."
BERNICE SKIDMORE Latin
Drury College, A. B.
"This is your devoted friend, sir, a manifold linguist."
ELLA T. TAYLOR—French—Spanish Colorado College, A. M.
"La grammaire, qui sail regenterjusqu' aux rots
Et lesfait, la main haute, obeir d ses lais."
Mathematics
W, R. BALLINGER
William Jewell College, A. B
"And wisely tell what hour o' the day
The clock doth strike, by Algebra."
MABEL BATEMAN. Chairman—Counselor Colorado College, A. M.
"0 Villainy—Ho—let the door be locked!"
RALPH J. GREEN
Kansas University, A. B.
"In mathematics he was greater
Than Tycho Brahe, or Erra Pater
For he, by geometric scale
Could take the size of pots of ale "
RUTH BATEMAN
Colorado College, A. B
"Mathematics makes men subtle."
MARY STRACHAN
Wellesley College, A. B.
" There is no other Royal path which leads to geometry."
F. MARION WELLS
Pomona College, A. B.
" Youth— Youth—How buoyant are thy hopes!
Science
CECIL H. GRAVES—Biology
Colorado College, A, B.
"He watches o'er the insects of this world."
EDWIN E. HEDBLOM—Physiology Colorado College, A, B.
"Health that snuffs the morning air."
L. O. JACKSON—Biology
University of Colorado, A. M.
"Twirling my wit as it were my moustache."
MARY E AVERY -Chemistry
Olivet College. A B
“5ay that I taught thee—and well."
JOHN L FOSNESS—Geology
University of Minnesota, M. S.
"Had I been present at the creation, I could have given some useful hints for the better ordering of the universe."
WILLIAM H STEELE—Physics Albany College, A. B.
“Science is the topography of ignorance ”
WILLET R WILLIS—Chemistry Colorado College, A. M.
"While bright-eyed science watches round.”
Fine and Practical Arts
J- J. ALBRECHT—Mechanical Drawing University of Wisconsin
"He that has a house to put his head in, has a good head piece."
LENA BROOKER- Home Economics University of Chicago
"Would the cook were of my mind!"
PANSY DAWES Art
Chicago School of Applied and Normal Arts "Art is difficult—transient is her reward."
ELTON C. HALE—Auto
Special
"Machinery is the sub-conscious mind of the world."
LEON FOWLER—Printing
Special
"I’ll print it, and shame the fools."
F N LANGRIDGE Woodwork Colorado Agricultural College. B. S. “.I carpenter is known by his chips "
A. K MACKENZIE—Electricity—Auto Special
"He snatched the thunderbolt from heaven. The sceptre from the tyrants."
JANE THARP--Home Economies Washburn College, A. B
"Let thy attire be comely, but not costly."
Library
VANITA TROVINGER
N. T. S. L S.
“A library is but the soul's burial-ground."
HELEN LINDAHL
C S. H. S.
**.4 man will turn aver half-a-library to make one book."
Commercial Music
C. W. HORNER
University of Wisconsin, A. B.
"Happiness seems made to he shared."
LUCILLE M. PRATT (Leave of Absence) Spaulding Commercial College. A. M. "There can be no profit if the outlay exceeds it"
WILLIAM S. STILL
Cornell, Ph. B.
"To business that we love we rise betimes and go to ’t with delight."
PEARL V. TURNER—Chairman University of Colorado. A. B.
"Setting raillery aside, let us attend to serious matters."
LOUISE FAUCETTE
C. S. H. S.
"Every school-boy knows her."
Physical Education
JOY ANDERSON
Colorado Teachers' College. A. B.
"Joy delights in Joy."
TERESA BURBRINK
University of Illinois. A. B.
"My tongue, though not my heart, shall have its will."
JOSEPH W. ERPS
St. Mary’s College of San Antonio
"I feel like a bull moose!"
WILLIAM H. PRESTON
Colorado Teachers' College
"It is a great plague to be too handsome a man."
Matron
PEARL NELSON
“Let gentleness my strong enforcement be!”
STANLEY S. liFFINGER Harmony and Glee Clubs
Special
"I’m saddest when I sing."
FRED G. FINK Band and Orchestra Special
"So discord ofte in musick makes the sweeter lay.”
Dramatics
ROWENA K. HAMPSHIRE
Colorado College. A B.
“These rascals will not let my play run. And yet they steal my thunder."
Office
EUGENE L. ANDERSON Business Manager. Colorado College. A. B.
"This business will never hold water."
LILLIAN A. DENTON
C. S. H. S.
“I appeal unto Caesar—
ELSIE HERSHBERGER
C. S. H. S.
"Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty."
KATHERINE SHEAFOR
C S. H. S.
"Days of absence, sad and dreary."
Study
MRS. DANIEL SHUTTS
"Be silent and safe—Silence never betrays you”
Cafeteria
WILFRID KEENE
"Gluttony kills more than the sward."
10
Student Organization Calendar
1929-1930
SEPTEMBER
21-25 Big Sister Week.
25 Sophomore Giris’ Reception.
OCTOBER
17
18
23
NOVEMBER
Social Hour.
Homecoming Pep Meeting. Adoption of Election Committee.
14 Social Hour.
DECEMBER
6 Visit From Members of Central H. S. Student Council. 18 Christmas Matinee Dance.
FEBRUARY
I Bridge Tea.
7 Opening of Social Room.
14 St. Valentine’s Dance.
21 S. O. Cabinet’s Visit To Central H. S.
APRIL
24 Social Hour.
MAY
Brown and White Dat.
23
Projects Sponsored By S. O.
Social Room
Adoption of School Pin
Traffic Regulation
12
Girls’ Service Council
Bruce, Katharine; Dawes, Catherine; Edwards, Ruth; Judy, Gladeli; Murray, Martha.
Legislative Council
Cabinet:—Cotter, Kenneth; Drummond, Annabel; Gloss, Kenneth; Bruce, Katharine; Gillett, Elizabeth; Current, Richard; Schmitt, Norman. Seniors:—Alexander, John; Esch, Frank; Hill, James; Goodsell, Helen; Neal, Dorothy; Ritter, Alfred; Ryer. Wayne; Van Teylinger, Pete. Juniors:—Bentley, Alma; Beery, Dwight: Brooks, Richard; Butcher, Hester Jane; Dawes, Catherine; Dorlac, Leonna; Holcomb, William: Johnson, Woodrow; McNamara. George; Perkins, Joe; Perkins, Malcolm; Smith, Macy; Swenson, Edward; Walberg, Lillian.
Sophomores:—Carlson. Wendell; Coming, Catherine; Kimsey, Jane; Mc Cauley, Lawrence; Newcomer, Joe; Pennington, Richard; Reid, Stanley; Tudor, William.
Visiting Sophomores:—Blubaugh, Keith; McDonald, Mary Jean; Pryor, Warren; Simpson, Fred; Stewart, Elizabeth; Williams, Clifford; Whittecar, Harold; Worth, Harriet.
Officers:—Chairman, Macy Smith; Vice-Chairman. Leonna Dorlac; Sec retary. Dorothy Neal. Sponsors. — Miss Ruth Bateman, Mr. O. P. Lee.
Boys’ Service Council
Gloss, Kenneth; Beery, Dwight; Glidden, Don: Hibbard, Bob; Ryan, Bob.
14
Seniors
IN APPRECIATION
To our class supervisors. Miss Lulu
B. Smith and Mr. W. R. Ballinger,
we. the class of ip;o, wish to express
our gratitude for their wise guidance
during our years at C. S. H. S.
17
Seniors and their Trail Marks
ETHEL ADAMS
Earnest Associate
Courtesy Committee; Girl Reserves: latin club; Giris' Athletic Associations; Girls' (Sire Club; Orchestra: Senior Play.
JOHN ALEXANDER
Jesting Abbreviation
S. 0. Legiriafive Council. Courtesy Committee; .Aidhian. Vice-President; Chemistry Club; Debate*; Intersociety. Interscholaslic; Senior Piny
RALPH ADAMS
Right Able
Alethian.
MARGARET ALLEN
Majestic Aloofness
REA ADCOCK
Really Amicable
Jubilant Attribute*
JUANITA ALSDORF
Sigma; Giri ft*’serves; Spnuudi Club, Presi dent; Senior Play
ELEANOR AITKEN
Earnest Attention
Honor Society.
AUDRIE ANDERSON
Acceptable Accompaniment
FLORENCE ALBRECHT
Fancy Attraction
Giris’ Athletic Association
JOHN ARMSTRONG
Jovial Attribute*
Philnmathic. President; Terror Trad; Inter* society Debates: Tennis,
MILDRED ARMSTRONG
Mischievous Anticipation
Omega; Girl** Athletic Association; Orchestra; Senior Play.
ALBERT BANDEL
Artful Ba< h»4of
Philotnaihic; Kami. Treasurer; Orchestra.
HELEN ATCHISON
Hardly Armaibk
S. O legislative (Courtly Committee; Theta. Vice-President; Terror Tribe. Girl Reserve*. Secretary; Forensic; Lever
RICHARD BARKER
Really Bashful
PHYLLIS AXELSON
Positively Athletic
Omega; Girls* Athletic Association; Girl*’ Gier Club; Girl Seoul*: Girl Reserves: Greenwich Village; Senior Play.
Volatile Babble VIRGINIA BARNES
BARBARA BALKAM
Bifibng Barometer
Sigma; Girl Reserve*: Senior Flay
JAMES BARR
Joyously Busy
Delphian. Terror Trail; Senior Play
ALICE BALLARD
Act* Blandly
Girl Reserves; Girl*' Glee Club; Senior Play.
LEON BARI IMI S
Lively Buddy
Delphian; Football; Basketball; Track. 19
MILDRED BECK
Mau Bidder
Booklovers: Girl Reserve®; Senior Play.
MAXWELL BOGGS
Magisterial Beau
DAVID BEM MELS
Dndiiiudy Bril limit
Philontathir; Chemistry Club; Radio Club; Honor Society; Interaociety Debates.
Meek Bard
MILDRED BOND
Girls' Glee Club; Terror Trail; Latin Club; Honor Society; Senior Play.
KATHERINE BISHOP
Kern Booster
Girl Reserves; Giris Athletic Association; Senior Play.
Laudable B 'nrficetice Track,
VIRGINIA BLAIR Verbal Backstay
LOVIS BORRELLI
Orchestra. Lever Correspondent: AIl-Stouth western H. S. Orchestra; National Orchestra: Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Senior Play
JOHN BRADSHAW
Job’s Brother
Alrthinn; Forensic; Masque and Sandal; Interatwirty Debates; Senior Piny
EDNA BLOMQVIST
Effusive Badinage
Girl Reserves; Girls’ Glee Club; Senior Play
Bantering Barrage
BETTY BRADY
Senior Council, Secretary; Sigma, I .ever Correspondent; Girls* Athletic Association. President; Girl Reserves, President. Delegate to Estes Park; Magpie and Sandal; Lever Staff; Senior Play.
KATHERINE BRAMLETT Knowledge Bountiful
Hopeful Bugler
HOLLIS BRITT
' Assembly Committer; Senate; Pry*-*-*»• Cbmitral Club: Rand. AmuMant Director; Orchestra; Stag** Crr*
LVCILE BRAY
Likeable B.nevnlcnre
Exceptional Baraain
ELEANOR BRITTON
Legislative Council: Sigma; Giri*’ Athletic Aftsorifttfon; Terror Tribe.
FRANCES BREWER
Foxy B.'ulicer
Beta Phi; Girt** Glee Club; Giri Reserves: ClubSenior Play.
Dramatic BIondDREXEL BROOME
MARGARET BRI At HALL
Mimenrtic Butterfly
Zeta Greenwich Village. Secretary; Girl . Secretary: I-ever. Art Staff: Senior Phy.
KATHARINE BRICE
Cabinet. ThirViet^Prudent: Council; Courtesy Committee; Chairman of Giri** A^fcrnbly; Thein; Girl*’ Athletic Association. Secretary; Giri , Preridrnt; Terror Tribe; Setiicr Play
FLOSSIE BRISTOW
Faithful Brfricnrier
21
JOSEPH BRYANT
STELLA BUCKWALD
Boutonniere
Sirma: Senior Play.
DOROTHY BURT
WILMA BUSKER
Worthi!) Bashful
Spanish Club: Booklovers’ Club
AUBREY CAMPBELL
Austen* Charmer
Senate Society; Boya' Glee Club. Band. Assistant Football Manager: Senior Piny
DOROTHY BULKY
Deceiving B
EARL CARLSON
Ever Calm
Phihunathie.
ALMA BULKLEI
Alluring Beauty
Beta Lambda.
* / • i'f 'a IF *I f- fl a
ROBERT C.VRSOS"
Retiring Child
GERALD BUNNER
Great Buffeter
Football.
RUTH CASS
Restful Creature
Senior Council: Point Committee: Theta.
ARNOLD CATLIN
Animated Ga^matt
Senate; Orchestra.
RALPH CIMINO
Rightfully
Point System Committee; Honor Society Semite
FLOYD CATON
Favored Chap
Council; School Publicity Committee; Greenwich Village; Basketball.
VERA CLARK
Virtuous Contrast
Girls* Athletic- Association.
VINCENT CHALLELA
Valiant
PRESTON COCHRANE
Pleasant Capturcr
MARVIN CHAMBERLAIN
Mechanically Clever
Terror Trail
EDWARD COE
Everlasting Champion
Lcgt-lntivr Council; Football; Basketball; Track.
DOROTHY CHRISTENSON
Honor Society; Theta: Girl#* Athletic Association; Senior Play.
MARGIE CONNER
Committee: Sigma; Girls* Athletic Association; Senior Play
PHYLLIS COPELAND
Pleasing Character
Orchestra; Girls’ Glea Club.
DOROTHY <X)X
Delightfully Crafty
EDWARD CORBETT
Elegant Chesterfield
Justly Critical
Council;
Social Committee;
Zeta, Treasurer; Honor
society. Mas*me mid
Sanda; Terror Tribe; Terror Trail: Junior Farce; Senior Play.
ELLEN RFMAN
Effervescent MURIEL
ROMA CORRIN
Ready Confidante
Beta Phi; Greenwich Village Girl Reserves; lay.
ALLEN CREWS
KENNETH COTTER
Kinetic Creature
S. Cabinet. President; Legislative ('nun cil; Sophomore Council: Junior Clasx, Treas urer; Assembly Committee; Senate, Secretary Treasurer: Boys* Glee Club; Football: Basket ball; Track.
ELEANOR GUMMINGS
Endeavoring Contestant
RICHARD CURRENT
S. <i. Cabinet, Treasurer; Legislntive Conn ell. Point-Eligibility Committee; Honor So ciety; Senate; Forensic; Quill and Scroll: In-ver, Editor-in-chief; Debates; Intersebolnstic, Intersociety; Senior Play
Early Drier Delphian.
EARLE DEITS
GERTRUDE: CUSHENBERRY
Companion
Girl Reserve*; Orchestra; All-southwestern H S. Dreliestm; National High School Orchestra; Southern Colorado Orchestra; Girl*’ Ath letic t—oetatioB; Senior Play.
Jocular Dandy
JOE Dolittle
Delphian; Football; Basketball.
GLADYS DAVIS
Gay Damsel
Omega; Beta lambda: Girts' Club; Senior Play.
ELLIS DITTEMORE
Expertly Dcitermis
LAURA DAV
Lamentably Decorous
Zeta; Giri Rrwwes; Imiii Club; Girt"' Glee Club. Senior Play
ANNABEL DRUMMOND
Affable Dater
S. O Cabinet, Vin>-Prisi<ient: Social Com mittee; Zeta. Viee-Prenident. Treasurer
RALPH DeGEF.
Boy< Glee Club, Treasurer
Royal Empress
RUTH EDWARDS
Junior Council; Senior Council; Girls’ Service Council; Booetrr Committer; Latin Club; Theta; Masque and Smnjal; Terror Tribe, Secretary; Girl Hiwrvcs; Honor Society; Terror Trail: Senior Play
PAULINE ELLARD
Pcrmnaltle
MARYBELLE EVANS
Maaeulinr Eyrjilraerr
FRANK ESCH
Frankly Earnest
Lnmlative Council: Junior Council; fan; Football; Basketball
JANICE EWING
Juvenile Ever-ready
Theta: Latin Club; Girt** Glee Club; Girl*’ Athletic Association; Girl SrrtuU; Senior play,
LORRAINE ESS1CK
Laudably Efficient
Senior Council; Junior Council; Sigma; Foretmie. Secretary; Honor Society; Senior Play.
BERTHA FAUCETTE
Blinking Favorite
i iniega. Prreidettl. Girl Rwrvvr. Senior Play
MILDRED F.SSMAN
Mannerly Emutial
Zeta; Girl*' Glee Club; Lever; Senior Play.
FRANK FECIITER
Friendly Fellon
SAM ESTILL
Satisfactory Eyeful!
Delphian: Football; Track
MARGARET FERGUSON
Muuntitut Flyer
MABEL FILE
Momentously Fine Sigma; Spanis’a Club,
Light Gaiety
RUBY FOSTER
Reliable Friend
LOIS GASKILL
Theis. Spanish Club; Honor Society; Senior Play.
ESTHER GEMMILL
Efficient Girl
Spanish Club; Beta Phi.
LOU1SE FROST
Lovely Flower
Sigma: Girls Athletic Aaenriatioa
EON A GIBSON
Enlightening Gu»-*i
EDNA MAE FUQUAY
Eager Femme
< hnega. Treasurer; Greenwich \ iIIxmt*'. Lever Correspondent; Beta Lambda
ELIZABETH GILLETT
Educated Genius
Cabinet, Secretary; Legislative Council; Theta; Girl*’ Athletic A*s«oeiarioi), Ix-rer Cor respondent; Honor SomHy; Terror Tribe: Senior Play.
KENNETH GARDNER
Kind Go-gMTrr
Dynamic Gladiator
DON GLIDDEN
Boy»’ Service Council: Social Committee; Senior Cino Treaaurnr. Delphian. Football; Basketball: Track.
BLAKE GLIDDEN
Blazing Galloper
ROBERT GIXCKEL
Royal Gentleman
KENNETH GLOSS
K<>towing Gulinnt
Cabinet. Second Legislative Council; Boys* Service Council: Code Committee; Junior President: Delphian: Chemistry Club; Latin Club: Lever: Terror Tribe.
CLARA HACKER
Cordial Heroine
Publicity Committee; Theta; Senior play
HELEN GOODSELL
Hap-hazard Gal
Ilegislative Council: Assembly Committee: Theta*. Treasurer; Bookloven*’ Club; Girls* Glee Club; Lever; Quill and Scroll: Inter* scholastic Debates: Senior Play.
Eternally Hopeful
OPAL GREER Often Gay
EUGENE HAGAMAN
Booklovers Club; Beta Phi
MAURIETTA HAGAMAN
Merry Heart-snatcher
HELEN GREGORY
Happily Good
Dme^a, Treasurer. Secretary: Isatin Club; Giri Reserves, Spanish Club. Vice-President; Honor Society; Girls' Athletic Association; Senior Play.
EVALYN HAGEMEYER
Enha cm rut Hojic
Zein: Girls' Athletic Association;)
BETTY HAXFORD
Bis-hearted Humor
Omega, Courtesy Cvnimitter
ORVILLE HAWVER
EDNA HARLAN
Esteemed Handmaid
Zeta: (Sir! Reserves; Astronomy Club: Honor Society: Girl* Glee Club
Adept llurtuin
ALFRED IIE1MCKE
Aidhum, Lever Ccwvrspondrnt; Masque and Sandal; I-ever: Inlcr-Sorirfy Debate; Senior Play: Tournament Play; Hi*n««r Society. Virr Prrsidwit.
RUBY HARPER
Real Humarutarmti
Suitably Humorous
STANLEY HEYSE
Football: Basketball: Track
RICHARD HARTER
Rich Harurn-trarum
Delphian. I*re*idrnt. Treasurer: Green* irh Village, Viet*-Pmulent; Terror Trail. Inter* society Debate; Basketball: Track: lunt*< Farre. Student Manager
ROBERT IIIBBkRD
D’Ki-dnfivc Council; Boys’ Service CV»Uf»cil: Publii’tty Committee; Assembly Committer: Senior C*Imrw, \ ire-Prudent; Alrthtnn. Vire Premdent; I^*vrr; Terror Tribe: RaakHbull; Senior Play, Buainrse Mana<rr
BELVADENE 11 \SELWOOD
llrlovcd Harmoni*t
Omega: Girb' Gier Club; Senior Hay
Joking H arriet
J AMES HILL
Leghdativr Council: Junior Council, Publi city Committee; Philomatluc: Terror Tribe; Greenwich Villagr. Virv-Premdrnt, Treasurer; Terror Trail; Lever; Stage Crru
ELLA JAMES
Easy Jarson
Booklovers’ dub
GLADELL JU>Y
Gladsome Jester
Girls’ Service Council: Omntn. Lever Cor rerpondent: Miwiur and Sandal; Girt*' Athletic Association: Girt. Viee-Preaidmt. Senior Ptay.
HELEN JAMES
Hardy Jewel
Sigma , Girl Rmerves; Senior Play.
Logical Kind
LORETTA KEK EISEN
Point Eligibility Committee; Marque and Sandal; Honor Society: Secretary; Girl Re serves; Senior Play.
JOHN JANTTELL
Joyfully Jubilant
ALICE KIM BERLIN
Alert Knowirdw
Beta Phi; Masque and Sandal. Girl Reserves; Latin Club; Booklovers* Club
HARRIETT JENKS
Happy Jay
Valiant Kid
VICTORIA KNEIP
Theta; Girls* Athletic Asaueiation; Girt Reserve*; Senior Play.
GENEVIEVE JONES
Good J<J>
LA VERNE KRVSS
Lav»My Valuable KindHnew
Council; Junior Council; Publicity Committee; Philntnatbic; Terror Tribe; Greenwich Village. Vice-President# Treasurer; Terror Trail; Lever; Stage Crew.
umm
RUSSELL HILL
Rhythmically Harmonioii*
Band; Orchestra; National Orchestra. Wich ita, Atlantic City.
Infinitely Honest
ISOLA HUFFMAN
Zeta; Girls* Glee Club; Senior Flay.
M1RJORIE HODGKINSON
Musically High
Gitte* Service Council; Omega. Prudent, Secwtnry: Honor Society ; ’ hvhestm, President: National Orchestra. Chicago. Wichita. Atlantic City.
ANNABELLE HITCHISON
Attracting Hotnmes
Council; Zeta. Girl Hr»ervm; Girl*’ Athletic Association; Girte* Glee Club; Senior Piny.
THOMAS HORTON
ToURh Hombri
BONNIE HUYCHE
Bevritchiiie Heartbreaker
Senior Uuuneit; Publicity Comiuittre: SiRHia; Mnsuue ami Sandal; Terror Tribe; Senior Play
PAUL HOUSE
Pensively Human
Astronomy Club.
Slutual bleat
MILDRED ILIFF
Girls’ Glee Club: Senior Play.
IDELL HUCKABY
I ntioeently Humorou*
Lawful J uvcmle
LEROY JACOBSON
LOIS LAGERGREN
Laconic Laborer
MARY LEWIS
Many Laugh*
Sigma; Girls* Glee Club; Senior Play.
MARGUERITE LAMBERTH
Makes Luck
LINDAMOOD
Calmly
Alethian; M
Fnrrr: Senior !
DOROTHY LATAS Dauntless Lantern
J: Lever: Junior
Zeta; Beta LamhAi; Girl Scouts; Senior Ptay.
ED LINDER
Educated Linguist
Senate; Football.
LON LAUFMAN
Likely Last
GEORGIE LINDLEY
Grand! Luck
Legislative Council; Social Committee; Sigma, Vice-President. Girls* Athletic Association; Girl Reserves; Terror Tribe: Senior Play.
FRANCES LEWIS
Flippantly Loquacious
Boosters’ Committee; Zeta. President; M:im|hv and Sandal, Vice-President. Treasurer; Terror Tribe; Latin Chib; Girl Scout*: Or*
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ALYSE LOVETT
Alluring Lady
Greenwich Village: Girl Reserve*; Senior Piny.
LILLIAN .MANWELL
Loving Matchmaker
Sigma: Girls' Glw Club, TrraMinr: Senior Play
TOM MACKAY. Jr.
Thoughtful Manucr
Aiethian.
HOW ARD MARLIN
III.. Majesty
Mosiiur and Sandak Boy*' Glee Club; Senior Play.
FRANCIS MAULER
Frowning Mogul
.Met liian; Stage Crew .
MOLLIE MARRIAGE
Meriturion* Maaterpirre
Code Committer; Omega; Girls' Alblrtic Association; Lutin Club. Girl Semite: Honor Society; Terror Trail; Senior Play.
MARGARET MALES
Mrmorabtr Member
Booklover?*’ Chib; Senior Play: lie*a Phi.
RICHARD MARTIN
Rectilinear M>*rah*t
Radio Club,
JOHN MANLEY
Jaunty Manting
MILLARD MASON
Masculine Magpie
Junior Council; Philomathir; Orchestra; Inter-Society Debate: Senior Play.
MILDRED MAXWELL
Manageable Memory
Spanish Club.
FORREST McLAIN
Faecitmting Mr.
I’hitemathic. B&fid. Or<*hr*tnL
KE1TH McBCRNEY
Kind Misbehavior
Delphian.
may McPherson
Mindful Mmmsiay
Sj^iniL
llcile McCarroll
Laughing Moderate!
Omega: Girls' Glee Club; S|HMie»h Club; Senior Play.
LEWIE MICHAELS
Lihomily Mutliter
ETHELEE McCLLRE
Erratic Mi —
Spanish Club; Giri Reserves; Booklover*’ Club; Senior Play: Beta Phi.
KARLTON MILLER
Kimwledgr Manifested
Photography Club.
ELLA MAE McCOTTRY
Energetic Merry-Maker
Amistad.
WINSTON MOORE
Worthy Mnn
Senate, Svrgeant-^U'Anna; Ma*quv and Sandal; Boy-e* Glee Club; Radio Club: Track: Senior Piny: Publicity Commitire
u
DOROTHY MOREDOCK
Dutiful Maiden
Retn Phi; Senior Ph).
DOROTHY NEAL
Darrlinu Nruegny
Lecialativv Council. Secretary: Courtcey Committee; Areembly Committee: Sophomore Council. Ihiirtn. Seravant-at-Arm* Heta Lambda; Giri ficwrvea; Terror Tribe; Ix-vcr Staff; Senior Play
JACK MORGAN
Jovial Merry-maker
Football.
ROBERT NEWSOM
Rend clarity
Code Coinnuttrc. Philotnnthic, Ser«>-ant-at Arms. Tmteurer: Chemistry Club; Lever Art Staff
JUNE MOTT
Just Maiden
Theta: Terror Tribe; Girls* Athletic Amoei ntion; Senior Play*.
PAULINE OHLWEIN
Peaceful Offer
Girl*’ Glee Club; Beta Lambda: Hern Pin.
MARTHA MURRAY
Masterly Mortal
Girls' Service Council; Courtney Committer; Social Committee; Theta. Lever Corrmtamd enl: Mn**iue ati.l Sandal. Secretary; Terror Tribe; lever. Asuslant Editor: Quill and Scroll Junior Farce; Senior Play; Tournament Flay
MAURICE OR UN
Mor •renal Olnervrr
DAVID MUSMAN
Darina Master
DOROTHY' OSINCVP
Dainty Orchid
Election Committee; Theta; Latin Club: Spanish club, Secretary; Honor Society; Terror Tribe: Girl Scouts; Orchestra: Senior Play
FLORENE OSMVN
Felicitous Outlook
Honor Society; Giri Reserves.
FRED PETERSON
Fanatical Prnqe'rt
WILLIAM PARKER
Whooping Papoose
Senate. President. Matwiue and Sandal; Yell Leader; Track; Junior Farce; Senior Play
111. GO PETERSON
Hugely Peckish
MILDRED PARKS .A Marked Patience <
HELEN PFOST
Heavenly Pintn-t
Omega: Spanish; Girl Reserves; Girls’ Glee Club.
BARBRA ANN PEARCE
Ban Awful Particular
Courtesy Committee: Sigma. Vice-President, Treasurer: Masque and Sandal; lx*ver. Terror Tribe; Senior Play.
CHARLES P1ERCE.ALL
Canvassing Plodder
ANNA PETERSON
Admirably Patient
MYRTLE PITFOGK
Meekly Playful
Giris’ Athletic Association. Giris’ Glee Club: Senior Play.
ELIZABETH POOLE Elegantly Proud
Omega; Greenwich Village.
Imaginative Reasoning Honor Society; LORENE PORAK
Lively Pearl
INA RALLENS
Beta Phi; Booklover*’ Club; Girl Reserves; Senior Play.
Riotous Rattle
RUTH RAWLEY
Sigma; Girl Reserves; Senior Play.
RUTH POWELL
Rare Prodigy
Council; Honor* Committee; Junior Council; Sigma. Secretary; Photo graphy Club.
CLYDE REDINGER
ConscientiouslyHonor Roll
ELIZABETH PYLES
Ever Pleasant
Beta Lambda. Prrsicb’nt
ROBERT REHM
Rarely Reserved
Band: Orchestra.
KENNETH RADER
Keen, Reputation
WILLIS REID
Wandering Rarity
GEORG1A MAK RHODES
Glad Muwral Rfvrrie
Greenwich Village: Zettt.
BEATRICE ROGERS
Bright Romnntir&t
Senior Play.
ANNE RICHARDS
A Roi'ainuodc
Courtesy Committee; Honor Society; Theta. Astronomy Club; Masque and Sandal; Foren sic: Terror Tril>e: (lie? Club; Senior Play
GERTRUDE ROMINE
<>rea.t Risk
Courtesy Committer; Chnegn, Terror Tribe Tarver; Senior Piny.
ELIZABETH RIDDLE
Effervescent Reverberation
Senior Council: Honor Society; Zeta; H»’tu Lambda: TerrorTribe; Forensic; Wet«nunchirk Girl Scout Troup; Lever; Senior Play
NONA-MARIE Rl SSELL
Not Malignantly Roisterous
Sigma; Girl Rrarrver: Orchestra; Senior Plat
ALFRED RtTrER
Always Roantie
Legislative Council: Assembly Committer: Booster Committee; Junior Council: Alethinn, President. Terror Tribe. Treasurer: Foraniiie: Latin Club: Stage Crew. Lever, Assistant Editor; Rand: Cheer Leader; Interaocirty Debates.
ROBERT RYAN
Rolnrking Royaterer
Roy*' Service Council; Social Committee; Junior (las. Vice-President: Delphian. Vice President: Football; Basketbull.
MARGARET ROE
Merciful Resolution
Beta Phi: Booklovers* Club; Senior P1n>
WAYNE RYER
Wonderful Revelation
Code Commitfee; Junior Council: Alethian: Band.
ANNA SAI.LAK
Admirable Soul
Omega: Booklovers' Club; Girl Reserves; Senior Play.
Detracted StudentHAMEL -SGHNARS
CAROL SCHLEGEL
Courteous Specimen
EDWIN SGHNEEBECK
Ivisyiruiiir Silence
Legislative CnutteiL
HAROLD SCHLEGEL
Honest Sov
MARSH
Master-uunded SehoL Photographv tltei^" A
ARTZ
Club, "; Radio
ROSA SCHLICHTMAN
Reputable Senior
Omogpi.
Fittingly SIy
Radio Club
NORMAN SCHMITT No Student
FRANK SEIDL
Legislative Council. President; Head llomier Boosters' Committee: Social Committee; Sophomore Council; Alethittn; Terror Tribe; Band: Basketball.
DOROTHA SIIAFAR
Diffidently Sagaeious
Giri Reserves: Senior Play.
HELEN SHANKEL
Habitually Satisfied
Ever Se*ln«rESTHER SIMS
FRANCES SHAIB
Forever Smilins
Sigma. Vice-President; Maaquc and Sandal. Junior Farce. Senior Plaj
<X)RA SISAM
Calmly Scholastic
Zeta; Forenair; Honor Society.
DON SHELTON
Dear Soul
Social Committee; Senate; Mn*«|u«' mid Sandal. President; Junior Farce; Senior Play: Tournament Play
Fully Satisfied
FLOYD1 SMITH
Senior Council; Delphian. Terror Trail. Hn.«iue*b Manager; Basketball. Track
MARGARET SHELTON
Most Scholarly
\mi*tnd. Vice-PreddenI; Girl Rcm-tvcs. Pres ident; Giri Reserve Council, Treasurer
BERNARD' SNIDER
Bright Student
HELEN SHIDLER
Heart Salad
Sigma. Treasurer, Scrgennt-al-thw; Or chestra,
BERNICE SNODGRASS
Blooming Schoolgirl
tammanm
WiLBERTA SNYDER
Winaotne Sophistication
Beta Phi; Girls* Glee Club: Orrlieelra; Senior Play.
FRANCKS SULLIVAN
Frankly Shy
Girl*’ Glee Club; Sfuuusb Club. Vice-President.
AVEN SPRINGER
Awfully Snappy
REITA SI MMERS
Radiant Satellite
Girio* Athletic Aaaociation: Senior 1*1ay
DALE STEVENSON
Dreadfully Sleepy
ALICE SITTON
Ardormi* S' u'
Girl Rearrvra.
BEATRICE STONE
Bashful Student
Theta; Booklover*’ Club. PreHdent
GERTRUDE SWEETSER
Genernu* SatiriM
Girl R**rv«a. President.
MARY STRANG
Stirlire
Girl*’ Srrvire CuunHl; Zeta. Secretary, Lrtrcr Correspondent; Honor Society; Terror Trail; Latin Club. Senior Play
CHARLES SWEM
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ESTHER TIMMINS
Elocutionary Talent
C«le Coruniittre: Honor Society; Sigma. Mti*u|ur and Sanalal; Senior Hay
ROBERT VANCE
Rarely Vivacious
JOHN M. TIMMONS
Jingling Tease
Phdomathic; Physico-Chemical Club.
VIRGINIA VANCE
Vexing Veto
Junior Council. Secretary; Honor* Com mittee; Point-Eligibility Committee; Omega. Vice-Pre*ideaI; Forensic. President: Terror Tribe, Point-Recorder; Honor Society*. Presi dent; la>ver. Junior Staff: Terror Trail. Editor* itt-Chief; Quill anil Scroll; Intcrscholastir De bate*: Senior Play.
EDWIN TITSWORTH
Elemental Tactician
Philomathic; Photography Club.
I1ER.M1NE VAN HOUTEN
Heretic Valiant
Zeta: Latin Club. Girl Scout Senior Play
SALLY TOMPKINS
Shocking Tirade
Social Committee; Sigma. President; Masque and Sandal: Quill and Scroll; Lever, Editor-in Chief.
PETER VAN TEYLINGEN
Plays Very Tidily
Delphian; Radio Club; Football
FRANCES TRACT
Friendly Touche*
Theta; Senior Play.
IDA BELLE VAUGHN
I B' Violent
Amietad; Orchestra.
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MILDRED WAGNER
Magnificent Wager
Social Committee; Sigma. President, Treasurer; Terror Tribe*. Girls* Athletic Iseortatioft; Senior Play.
GLADYS W ARLING
Goml Wayfarer
SHIRLEY WAGNER
Sweetly Wilful
Junior Council; St<ma. Secretary; Senior Flay.
DOROTHY WATSON
Domestic Warrant
Girl Reserves Latin Club
LILLIAN WALLACE
Light Winner
CARL WEBB
Candid Wisecracker
JAMES WALSH
Jolly Wanderer
Delphian; Football: Senior Ploy
ALICE WELTER
Abstract Will
Girl Reserve*; Latin Club.
EMMA WARLING
Energetic Worker
Greenwich Village.
Ct'RTlS WESTFALL
Cryptic Waif
Roy*' Glee Club, Protidorit.
Treasurer.Secretary 43
HARRY WHALE
Hand-one Will-o'-the-wisp
Track.
PHYLLIS WILLIAMS
Pretty Warbler
Girl Reserve*; Girls’ Glee Club; Photography Club; Senior Piny.
BRENETTE WHEELER
Brilliant Wishes
Amistad.
VIRGIL WOLFENBARGER
Virtual Wanderer
ESTHER WICKARD
English Wizard
Beta Phi.
ELSIE-LEAH WOODLEE
Ever Lap-inn Woman
MITCHELL WILDER
Militant Wildman
Senior Play; Code Comraittw; Alcthian; Masque and Sandal; Latin Chib; Terror Trait; Track Manager: Tournament Play,
OWEN WORLEY
Observing Watcher
Junior Council; Philomnthic; Astronomy Clulr
CLAIRE WILLIAMS
Calculating Warrior
RAYMOND WRIGHT
Right Wise
.Metliiaa: Lever: Band
MARVIN BURGESS Mnrvvluu* Bargain
LEONNA FOSTER
Laboring Fun
JOSEPH JOHNSON Jubilant Justine
AGNES LIVINGSTON Aeemiitvd Labor
MARTHA NORMAN Mannerly Noblcdady
IRIS POOL
Inrtavianl Palavemr
Girin' Athletie Arameintirm.
FRED ZOBF.I.
Friendly Zeal
GLENDENE RILEY Gladly R«i
ROBERT ROBB
Rare Raillery
.LORRAINE SIGHTS Laudable Sootlieay*r
DON STEFFA
Dabbling Tarryer
ART VANDENBlRG Amphludiuour Variant Track.
ROY WILSON
Reeligriizcd Worth
WILLIAM WORTH Wnititig Wonis
GEORGE WRAITH Guriy. Warrior
LEONNA WRIGHT Lovable Way*
History of the Class of 1930
The class of 1930 started on its three-year journey of the trail on September 6, 1927. Since the first part of the trail led through the sophomore plains, it was rather uninteresting and uneventful. The class spent most of the time getting acquainted with the traditions of C. S. II. S. and preparing for the ascent of the foothills and peaks which they could see clearly ahead. In so doing they were well represented in the Legislative Council.
The class was ably led through the foothills by Kenneth Gloss, president; Robert Ryan, vice-president; Virginia Vance, secretary; Kenneth Cotter, treasurer; and a council of eleven members. During this year "Square Crooks,” one of the most successful farces ever presented by a junior class in C. S. H. S., was given. It was in this year that junior class members were first admitted to the Lever staff. The juniors were well represented in all organizations, and the year was capped by a junior-senior reception given at the City Auditorium.
As the peaks were beginning to appear above the foothills, the class elected its officers for the following year. They were: Joe Bryant, president; Robert Hibbard, vice-president; Betty Brady, secretary; Don Glidden, treasurer. A Senior Council, composed of representatives of the sponsor groups, was also elected. A little later they departed from the established custom, combined the annual operetta with the senior play, and presented Schubert’s ‘‘Rosa munde,” which proved to be a dramatic, rhythmic, and musical, as well as a financial success. In March old times which were spent on the plains were recalled by the traditional Kid Day. On Pikers’ Day the journey was delayed for a time while the surrounding territory was explored. In May the seniors condescended to turn back on the trail to be entertained by the class of ’31. Just before reaching the pinnacle of the peak, the travelers paused long enough on Class Day to review the past by reading the records of their journey. The journey on the trail was then continued to the height toward which the class had so long been laboring—commencement. The sages upon the heights pro nounced this the most successful caravan that had ever ascended the trail over the plains, through the foothills, and up to the peaks.
—Esther Timmons. —Kenneth Gloss.
—Alfreu IIeinicke.
Class Poem
JM PRESSION
Holiday!
Kaleidoscope
Of four big tower clocks,
Garish good-times, and books, and gloomy halls,
Noise-rocked basketball courts and sun-mellowed gridirons,
Faces outlined of friends that are friends,
The thrill of work done,------all
In whirling confusion.
Softened colors.
Holiday!
And morning always comes.
Class Song
SONG OF THIRTY
C. S. II. S. nineteen thirty,
Class of memories—.
—Richard Current.*
Days of work and play and errors,
Friendships not to cease.
Though time scatters wide us Terrors,
Fireside thoughts will always lure—
In glowing glimpses will rejoin us.
Class of thirty shall endure!
IFonAs by Richard Current.
Music by Holms Britt.
Underclassmen
Fihs»t Row —Burnhnm. Janet Burton, James Butcher. Hotter Jane Byoos. Elvm Campbell. Vivian Cantrell, Philip
Srcoxn Row—Caplener. Dimple Cass. George Caton. Guy Chamberlain. Norma Charlton, Dorothy Clark. LoutiM*
Tirtiii) Row—Clark. Lois Cline. Marie Cochrane. David Conover. Mary Constant. Hamyette CcMigle, Mier Fousts Row—Corbett. Mary Corrin, Joseph Coyle. Jean Crane. Roberta Cummings. Eugene Cunningham. Ivalee
Fifth Row—Darnell. Charlotte I >awe*, Catherine Day. John Dcyo, Alvah Dorlac, Leonna Doty. Irene Sixth How—Durkeh, Lorenc Duaton, John Dytri. Jack Eaton. Eva Edwards, Robert Effingrr. Crril Seventh Row—Engel, Harriet Ernesti. Roger Etter. Louise Finn. Alvin Fisher. Mary Flinn. David
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First Row—Fr»rgc3. Ruby Friko. Emily Ann Frymire. Mildred Funk, Berty Gable, Janet Garrett. Kenneth Second Row—Garrett, Norma G<jddy» Margaret Geisler, Jack Gill, Audrey Gilmore, Helen Gilmore, Lansing Tuotn Row—Glew. Robert Glidden. Jack Goodenouah. Maurice Green, James Grim, Roberta Grimwood, Alfred
FnvRTH Row—Halt, Fianrrsra Hancock. Charles Haris, Frank Harrison, lone Harrison. Richard Harrison. Ruth
Fifth Row—Hartmw, Helen Hartsock, Sylvia Hastiugs. Eleanor Lledbhim, Etirland Henderson. Doris Hendrix. Dorothy
Sixth Row—Heyworth. Delbert Hibbard, Don Hickey. Frances Higstins. Marjorie Hill. Pau! Hillhouse. (has, SavKXTH Row—Hinkrl, Viols Ilinker. Edith Hobbs. William Holcomb. William Hollard, Max Holmes. Fred
First Row—Jlnlmquest, Florence Holtom* Chester Host, Wilma Howell, Graves Howells. Lillian Hoehmann. Marjorie
SttCOXD Row—Huff. Donald Jaitaon, Kathryn Jarrett. Alfred Jarrett. Mary Fratiei's Jayne, Ambrite Johnsen, Anna
Thihd Row—Johnson. Charline Johnson. Woodrow Jone*. Herman Jones. Julius Jurnjicr, Georgia Kelley, Allen
Fourth Row—Kellam. Houston C. Kryte. Don Kimble, Kenneth Kimiry, Margaret King, Frances Kistler, Casper
Fifth Row—Knoll. Laura Kotmuth. Mary fxiuise Lagerborg, Dorothy Ijimnofl, Wade Larson. Robert Larson. Wilbur
Sixth Row—Lawley, Mary Jo Lawrie. Ruth Layton. Billy Lee, Blanch Lee, Robert Linder, Charles Seventh Row—Little. Ed Livingston. Jack Longstaff. Muriel Love. Mary Alice Lowell. Raymond Lucy. Ilcen
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Fnurr Row—Lynch, Nadine Lyons, Jim Madden, Violet Marold, Frances Martin Helen Martin, Vera SlfiCOXO Row—Mather, Marion Mathieson, Ronn McAfoos. Blanche McBride. Erwin McCartney, Margaret McCarty, James
Tmihd Row—McClanahan, Muriel McClellan, Elizabeth McClintock. Robert McClure, Ralph McComb, Bernice McCoy. James
Foltbth Row — MrCuan, V irginia McNabb. Lucille McNamara. George Meinholtf, Lucille Meredith, Nanet Merrill, Donald
Fifth Row—Mvrshimer, Roma Meta, Iznora Metzler, Doris Miles, Fred Miller, Maynard Monaghan, Mary Sixth Row—Mores*. I-avora Mulford, Gertrude Murphy, Beverly Nellrsen, Agnes Newell. Helen Oddoue, Josephine
Seventh Row—Osborn. Billy Osborn. Chartys Osborn. Martha Ortdiek. Atdred Oster, Barbara Pagett. Kathleen
Fm*r Row—Palmer, Lewi* Parry. Anita Pearmn. Gertrude Peltor* Gene Perkin*. Joe Perkin*. Malcolm Skcoxd How—Perkinn. V an Kirk Phelpa, Robert Foley, lann Pruee. Robert Ranter. Mary Renault. Marvell<►
Third Row—Richert, Paul Richert. Ruth Roach. Viola Robbie. Jrarlean Robinson. Kenneth Rohrer. Mary K Foi rth Row—Roar. Barbara Rone, Hush Rothrock. Nancy RyalL Madelyn Sabol. Mar Sadler. Aline Firm Row—Sandlin, Gerald Sanford. Fayette SchiddoL Marie Schilling. Frances Schreiber. Roberta Scott. Fletcher
Sixth Row—Heitlinger. Lucille Shaw. Philip Shephard. Pauline Siegel. Crlma Sikola, Alice Sinton, Jaruc* Skvexts Row—Skidmore. Dorothy Skjoldohl. Martha Sluaky. Harry Smith. Gerald Smith, Juatinv Smith. Mary
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First How —Sponger, Finnic Slainskjr, Eugene Stnvnnson. Marion Stockdale. Ctucrlr-a Strw-nan. Jack Sundberx. I4 Ilian
Second Row—Sutherinnd. Paul Swanson, Vera Swenson, Edward TcnEyck, Helen Thayer, Mary Titus, Gladys
Tmimd Row Titus. Jamr* Tolman. Richard Toopa, Angrhne Trammel, Dorothy Tripp, Pauline Twilchell. Numa
rm htti Row I dell. Manon Vance. Maxine Verba. Gilbert Vrwy, Winifred Wagoner, Glenn Widberg. Lillian
riiTii Row Waldndge, Lurtlle Walker. Jane Wallace, Margaret Wangenn. Vrm Warren, Mary Watson. Georgia
Sixth Row—Weaver. Edith Weide, Gwendolyn WeiL Herbert Welker, Virginia West, Bernice Weller. Elvina
Seventh Row — Williams, Margarite WtUumsen. Alfred W*UJumsen. Henry WiUrm, Alex Wibon. Francis Wi1m«o. R«»wland
Ei«;hth Row—Wilaoo, Sylva WInatanley, Freeman Wreath, Milford Yarnell. Nola
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Terror Tradition
Kid Day
Everybody dug up a pair of rompers and half hose and came to school smothered in coats to hide the public shame. Bare knees prevailing, the}’ soon shed their coon-skins. Roller skate, scooter, and tricycle accidents were numerous. Barked shins and skinned knees were dragged through the halls for days afterward. Chewing gum and suckers could be heard during the classes, such as they were.
Underclassmen stood by gazing in amazement and with little amusement at their childish superiors. But they would be doing just as badly it they had the chance.
Brown and White Day
Once more the school gathers in the gymnasium on the afternoon of May twenty-third for the awarding of honors, the fourth anniversary of Brown and White Day. Each department in the school recognizes its outstanding students in some way, certificates for scholastic honors, dramatics, and debating, letters for athletics, etc. Work well-done in high school receives its reward on this occasion, the Terrors’ own day. To the two or three seniors selected because of their scholarship, leadership, service, and character the much-coveted Hall of Fame awards are given. Last year one student, Betty Olsen, received the Hall of Fame. The installation of the newly elected S. O. Cabinet also takes place on this day. After the ceremonies of the afternoon a banquet prepared by the Mothers is served in the City Auditorium. A dance in the high school gymnasium brings to a close one of the most important occasions of the year.
Pikers Day
The best tradition in C. S. H. S., according to the graduation class, rolls around in the Spring, and is called Pikers Day. As yet no one knows the date, not even the Seniors. Nevertheless, the traditional pastime will undoubtedly be observed. Those who eat a great deal will sleep in comfort; others desirous of "keeping trim” will hike or do other foolish tilings. Some will be clever and show off their tricks. Then they will return before school is out and rag the underclassmen.
Due to the success of the Senior Play, it should be a great time for all, especially those who have spring fever.
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Intersociety Debates
Forensic activities between societies started early in November when Delphian and Alethian met on the question: Resolved, that capital punishment should be abolished. The winning team for Alethian. upholding the negative, was Ed Swenson, John Alexander, and Alfred Ritter. Joe Bennett, Gerald Awes, and Charles Swera debated the affirmative for Delphian.
In the second preliminary debate Senate and Philomathic clashed on the subject of recognizing the Soviet government of Russia, Senate upholding the negative and Philomathic the affirmative. Joe Perkins, Robert Lee, Alfred Grimwood, and John Armstrong, alternate, won the debate for Philomathic from Robert Edwards, Billy Baker, and Richard Current, Senators.
In the championship debate Philomathic defeated Alethian on the question: Resolved, that the cabinet form of government is superior to the presidential form, the cabinet form being that government now enacting in England, and the presidential form being that of the United States. Debaters for
Philomathic, affirmative, were John Armstrong, Robert Lee, Alfred Grimwood, and Joe Perkins, alternate; the Alethians, negative, were Maynard Miller, Alfred lleinicke, John Alexander, and Ed Swenson, alternate. The silver loving cup for intersociety debating for 1930 went to Philomathic.
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Organizations
Beta Phi
Mrs. Shutts
President
Vier-Presidrnl
Secretary
Treasurer
Lever Carrespondent Sergeani-ut-A rms
SUPERVISORS OFFICERS
CLASS OF 1930
Miss Wells
Margaret Roe Roma Corkin
Esther Wlckard Alice Kimberlin Edith Hiskey
Margaret Males
Bramlett, Katherine; Brewer. Frances; Corrin, Roma; Gemmill. Esther; Greer. Opal; Kimberlin, Alice; Males. Margaret; McClure, Ethelee; Moredock, Dorothy; Ohlwein, Dorothy; Porak, Lorene; Roe. Margaret; Rogers, Beatrice; Snyder, Wilberta; Wickard, Esther; Woodlee, Elsie-Leah.
CLASS OF 1931
Antle, Dorothy; Baker, Dorothy; Besse, Irene; Bradshaw, Elizabeth; Burnham. Janet; Charlton, Dorothy; Clark, Lois, Clark, Rosamond; Hartsock, Sylvia; Hastings, Eleanor; Hiskey, Edith; Hudson. Hazel; McComb. Bernice; Mitchell, Isabel; Raufer, Mary; Rowton, Ruth; Sadler. Aline; Trammell. Dorothy.
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Omega Kappa
SUPERVISORS
Miss Faucette
FIRST SEMESTER
Margery Hodgkinson Virginia Vance.
Mollie Marriage Helen Gregory
Belvadene Haselwood Julia Onufrock
OFFICERS
President
Vote-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Lever Correspondent Sergeant-at-Arms
CLASS OF 1930
Miss Brooker
SECOND SEMESTER Bertha Faucette Julia Onufrock Helen Gregory Edna Mae Fuouay Gladell Judy
Dorothy Neal
Anderson, Martha; Armstrong, Mildred; Davis, Gladys; Faucette, Bertha; Fuquay, Edna Mae; Gaskill. Lois; Gregory, Helen; Hanford. Betty; Haselwood. Belvadene; Hodgkinson, Margery; Judy, Gladell; Marriage, Mollie; McCarroll, Lucille; Neal, Dorothy; Onufrock, Julia; Pfost, Helen; Poole, Elizabeth; Pit tock, Myrtle; Railins, Ina; Romine, Gertrude; Sallak, Anna; Schlichtman, Rosa; Vance, Virginia; Wallace, Lillian; Williams, Phyllis.
CLASS OF 1931
Alsbury, Margaret; Becker, Gertrude; Barnhart, Jeannette; Beeson, Eunice; Britton, Marjorie; Corbett, Mary; Cline, Marie; Darnell, Charlotte: De Witt, Mary; Rose, Barbara; Siegel, Celma; Vance. Maxine; Wallace, Margaret; Yarnell, Nola.
6*1
GniiiiiimMumimiiiiMM^
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Sigma
SUPERVISORS
Miss Freeman
OFFICERS
FIRST SEMESTER
Miss O'Brlen SECOND SEMESTER
Sally Tompkins President.... Mildred Wagner Barbra Ann Pearce Vice-President Frances Shaub Ruth Powell Secretary Ruth Powell Mildred Wagner Treasurer__ ... Bonnie Huyghe Helen Shideler .Sergeanl-at-Jrnts.. Corinna Thomas
Betty Brady Lever Correspondent CLASS OF 1930
Sally Tompkins
Alsdorf. Juanita; Balkam, Barbara; Brady. Betty; Britton, Eleanor1 Buckwald, Stella; Conner, Margie; Crew, Muriel; Essick, Lorraine; File, Mabel; Frost, Louise; Huyghe, Bonnie; James, Helen; Lee. Blanche; Lewis, Mary; Lindlev, Georgie; Lobban, Mildred; Manwell, Lillian; McPherson, May; Pearce, Barbra Ann; Powell, Ruth; Rawley, Ruth; Russell, Nona Marie; Shaub, Frances; Shideler, Helen; Snodgrass, Bernice; Timmons, Esther; Tompkins, Sally; Wagner, Mildred; Wagner, Shirley.
CLASS OF 1931
Barker, Zaidee; Beasley, Glenna; Bentley, Alma; Bryant. Jessie; Coogle, Alice; Engle, Harriet; McClellan, Elizabeth; Meinholtz, Lucille; Meredith, Nanet; Monoghan, Mary; Thomas. Corinna.
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Theta Chi
SUPERVISORS
MlSS GlLFlLLAN FIRST SEMESTER
OFFICERS
Miss Miner
second semester
Catherine Dawes President Catherine Dawes Helen Atchison Vice-President. Agnes Aiken Agnes Aiken Secretary Anita Parry Helen Goodsell Treasurer Mary Thayer Martha Murray Lever Correspondent Helen Goodsell
CLASS OF 1930
Atchison, Helen; Bruce, Katharine; Christenson. Dorothy; Edwards, Ruth; Ewing, [anice; Ferguson, Margaret; Foster, Ruby; Gillett, Elizabeth; Goodsell, Helen; Hacker, Clara; Kneip, Victoria; Mott, June; Murray, Martha; Osincup. Dorothy; Richards, Anne; Stone. Beatrice; Tracy. Frances.
CLASS OF 1931
Aiken. Agnes; Allingham. Mary Jo; Bradley, Ruth; Dawes, Catherine; Doty, Irene; Garrett, Norma Mae: Gilmore, Helen; King. Frances; Lavrley, Mary Jo; Martin. Helen; McCuan. Virginia; Murphy, Beverly; Osborn, Charlys; Osborn, Martha; Oster, Barbara; Parry, Anita; Renault, Marcelle; Rothrock. Nancy; Smith, Justine; Thayer, Mary; Tripp. Pauline; Walker, Jane.
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SUPERVISORS
Miss Jordan Miss Trovinger OFFICERS
FIRST SEMESTER
SECOND SEMESTER
Frances Lewis. Presidents— Frances Lewis Annabel Drummond I'ice-President Margaret Brown Margaret Brown Secretary. Mary Strang Jean Crago Treasurer Annabel Drummond Evelyn Hagemeyer Cusiodian. Laura Day Mary Strang Lez'er Correspondent Elizabeth Riddle
CLASS OF 1930
Brimhall. Margaret; Crago, Jean; Day, Laura; Drummond, Annabel; Essman, Mildred; Hagemeyer, Evelyn: Harlan, Edna; Huffman, Isola; Hutch inson, Annabelle; Latas, Dorothy; Lewis, Frances; Rhodes, Georgie Mae; Riddle, Elizabeth; Sisam, Cora; Strang, Mary; van Houten, Hermine; Waddell, Euretta.
CLASS OF 1931
Black. Naomi; Brown, Margaret; Butcher, Hester Jane; Capliner, Dimple: Duckels, Lorene; Demlap, Charliene; Fisher, Mary; Gill. Audrey; Hall. Fran cesca; Harrison. Ruth; Henderson, Doris; Jayne, Arabelle; Johnson. Charliene; Love, Man’ Alice; May, Margaret; McClanahan. Muriel; Metz, Lenora; Mulford. Gertrude; Rohrer, Mary Katherine; Schilling, Frances; Skidmore, Dorothy; Skjoldahl, Martha; Vessey, Winifred; Walberg. Lillian: Weaver, Edith.
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Amistad
Supervisor, Miss Tharp
President ........................ Ella Mae McCottry
OFFICERS
Vice-President . ...—.......... Margaret Shelton
Secretary......... -- .................. ........................ —— Agnes Bass Treasurer ..... ............. .... Lee Corbin
CLASS OF 1930
McCottry, Ella Mae; Shelton, Margaret; Vaughn, Ida; Wheeler, Brenette; Wright, Leona.
CLASS OF 1931
Bass, Agnes; Corbin, Lee.
CLASS OF 1932
Bass, Jessilue; French, Jenette; Morgan, Vanessa; Patterson, Jewell; Roberts, Ethel Dee.
President
Vice-President.
Secretary- Treasurer (. orresponding Secretary Sergeant-at-. I rms.
Howard Club
Supervisor, Mr. Tipton
OFFICERS
Lonnie Seymour
Julius Johnson
Jack Stroud
George Tarrant
Lucius Washington
CLASS OF 1931
Johnson, Julius; Seymour. Lonnie; Stroud, Jack; Turner, John; Washing ton, Lucius; Washington, Oscar.
CLASS OF 1932
Lamberth, James; McDonald, Eugene; Sims, Harry; Tarrant, George; Tarrant, Robert.
Alethian
Supervisor, Mr. Green
OFFICERS
FIRST SEMESTER Alfred Ritter John Alexander Dwight Beery Robert Hibbard Ernest Smith
Maynard Miller
President
Vice- President
Secretary
Treasurer..
Sergeant-al-A rms Lexer Correspondent
CLASS OF 1930
SECOND SEMESTER Alfred Ritter
Dwight Beery
Ernest Smith
Harry Whale
Maynard Miller Alfred Heinicke
Alexander. John; Heinicke, Alfred; Hibbard, Robert; Horton. Tom; Lindamood. Charles; Mackey, Tom; Mahler, Francis; Ritter. Alfred; Ryer, Wayne; Schmitt, Norman: Smith. Ernest; Walling, Albert; Whale, Harry; Wilder, Mitchell; Williams, Claire; Wright, Raymond.
CLASS OF 1931
Agee, Billv; Beery, Dwight; Corrin, Joe; Day, John; Gardner, Neal; Gunckle, Robert; Hedblom, Earl; Holtom. Chester; Martin, Eugene; Mc Carty, James; Merrill, Don; Miller. Maynard; Poley, Linn: Rose, Hugh: Smith, Macy; Springer. Frank; Swenson, Ed; Wilson. Rowland.
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Mr. Still
FIRST SEMESTER
Richard Harter
Bob Ryan
Joe Bennett.
Maurice Goodenough Don Glidden
Delphian SUPERVISORS
OFFICERS
President
Vice-President Secretary
Treasurer. .
Scrgeant-at-A rms CLASS OF 1930
Mr. Langridge
SECOND SEMESTER Richard Harter Don Glidden
Joe Bennett
Aven Springer
Joe Dillingham
Bartimus, Leon; Bridge, Russell; Challela, Vincent; Deits, Earle; Dilling ham, Joe; Esch, Frank; Estill, Sam; Glidden. Don; Gloss, Kenneth; Harter, Richard; House, Paul; McBurney, Keith; McClure, Ralph; Michaels, Louis; Pierceall, Charles; Ryan. Bob; Smith, Floyd; Springer, Aven; Sweat, Charles; Van Teylinger, Pete; Walsh, James.
CLASS OF 1931
Awes, Gerald: Bennett, Joe; Clark, Jack; Garrett, Kenneth; Goodenough, Maurice; Hancock, Charles; Hibbard, Don; Parker, Ga\lord, Hartsock, Chester; Meehan, John; Smith, Gerald; Young, Robert.
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Philomathic
Supervisor. Mr. Horner
OFFICERS
FIRST SEMESTER John Armstrong Joe Perkins
Graves Howell Floyd Caton.
Robert Newsome Cecil Effinger
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeanl-al-.1 rms Lever Correspondent
CLASS OF 1930
SECOND SEMESTER John Armstrong Joe Perkins
Graves Howell Robert Newsome Robert Glew
Cecil Effinger
Armstrong, John; Bandel, Albert; Bemmels, David; Caton, Floyd; Hill, James; Newsome, Robert; Timmons. John; Titsworth. Edwin; Wilson, Roy: Orin, Maurice.
CLASS OF 1931
Sinks. Robert; Brooks, Richard: Carlson, Earl; Effinger, Cecil; Geisler. Jack; Glew, Robert; Grimwood, Alfred; Holcomb, William; Howell, Graves; Kellam, Houston; Ostdiek, Aelrcd; Ozias, Charles; Pelsor, Gene; Perkins. Joe; Richert, Paul; Twitchell, Norris; Willumsen, Henry.
M«. Hedblom FIRST SEMESTER
Senate
SUPERVISORS
M». Harvey
OFFICERS
second semester
Billy Parker President Woodrow Johnson Woodrow Johnson 1 ice-President Billy Parker Kenneth Cotter. Recording Secretary Richard Harrison Lansing Gilmore Carresponding Secretary Lansing Gilmore Billy Baker Treasurer Kenneth Cotter James Sinton Sergeanl-at-A rms Winston Moore
CLASS OF 1930
Britt, Hollis; Campbell, Aubrey; Catlin, Arnold; Cimino, Ralph; Cotter, Kenneth; Current, Richard; Heyse, Stanley; Moore, Winston; Parker, Billy; Shelton, Don.
CLASS OF 1931
Arnold, Roger; Baker, Billy; Baublitts, John; Borreli. Frank; Byons, Elvin; Cantrell, Philip; Current, Lynn; Edwards, Robert; Gilmore, Lansing; Harrison, Richard; Hillhouse, Charles; Huelsman, Leo; Johnson, Woodrow; Kelly, Allen; Keyte, Don; Layton, Billy; Livingston, Jack; Lyons, James; Osborn, Billy; Sandlin, Gerald; Sanford, James; Sinton, James; Winstanley, Freeman.
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Edilor-in-Chief
Lever Staff FIRST SEMESTER
Richard Current
Assistant Editors News Director
AfU’J Editors
Features .
Exchanges
Files.
Sports
Special Writers Business Managers
Edilor-in-Chief Assistant Editors News Editors
Business Managers
Martha Murray, Sally Tompkins
Helen Goodsell
Millard Mason, Dorothy Neal. Betty Brady
Albert Walling, Don Shelton
Elizabeth Riddle, Gertrude Romine, Barbra Ann Pearce Mildred Essman
Alfred Ritter
Helen Atchison, Alfred Heinicke, Charles Lindamood Robert Hibbard, Kenneth Gloss, John Bensburg
SECOND SEMESTER
Sally Tompkins
.Helen Goodsell, Alfred Ritter
Betty Brady, Dorothy Neal, Helen Atchison, Mildred Essman, Alfred Heinicke, Edith Hiskey, Woodrow John son, Charles Lindamood, Gertrude Romine, Raymond Wright
Kenneth Gloss, Robert Hibbard. Macy Smith
Art Staff
Editor. .... . ... —- ... .. Alma Bentley James Hill, George Alston, Charles Hancock, Margaret Brimhall
Cub Reporters
Virginia Berger, John Brady, Mary Conover, Helen Denton, Fred Holmes, Patsy Lennox, Willet Willis.
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Annual Staff
Virginia Vance Edilor-in-ChieJ' Mitchell Wilder Associate Editor Mollie Marriage Associate Editor Jean Crago Senior Editor Ruth Edwards Senior Editor Mildred Bond Senior Editor Mary Strang Mirror Donald Merrill J tidetics Mildred Lobban Organizations James Barr Solios Marvin Chamberlain Solios James Hill ............... . .Art Editor John Armstrong Snapshot Editor Richard Harter Business Manager Floyd Smith Business Manager
FACULTY COMMITTEE
Miss Dawes Art Mr. Albrecht Solios Mr. Anderson Finanee Miss Turnbull Writing
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Bentley, Alma
Quill and Scroll
Sponsor, Mr. Bischof
MEMBERS
Murray. Martha
Current. Richard Goodsell, Helen
Tompkins, Sarah Vance, Virginia
Quill and Scroll, the national honorary society for high school journalists, was organized in 1926 by a group of high school supervisors for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievements along the line of journalism.
Under the direction of Mr. J. F. Bischof a chapter was formed at C. S. H. S. in the spring of 1930. The requirements for membership, met by six students to date, are: (1) the candidates must be of junior, senior, or post graduate classification; (2) they must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing for the current year; (3) they must have done superior work in writing, editing, or business management; (4) they must be recommended by the supervisor or by the committee governing publications; (5) they must be approved by the national secretary-treasurer.
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Spanish Club
Sponsor, Miss Freeman
OFFICERS
President
Vice-Presidetil
Secretary
Treasurer .
Lever Correspondent
Chairman Program Committee
CLASS OF 1930
Juanita Alsdorf Helen Gregory Helen Pfost
Frances King
Dorothy Osincup Lucille McCarroll
Alsdorf, Juanita; File, Mabel; Foster, Ruby; Gregory, Helen; McCarroll, Lucille; Pfost, Helen; Snodgrass, Bernice; Osincup, Dorothy.
CLASS OF 1931
Alsbury, Margaret; Anile, Dorothy; Bowman. Elpha; Burnham, Janet; Fink, Margaret; Frymire, Mildred; Holmquist, Florence; King, Frances; Linton, Lois; Mitchell, Isabell; Pagett, Kathleen; West. Robbie Jearlean; West, Bernice,
Terror Tribe
SUPERVISORS
Miss Lee
OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Lever Carrespandent
CLASS OF 1930
Mr. Anderson
Norman Schmitt Woodrow Johnson Ruth Edwards
Kenneth Garrett Frances Lewis
Atchison, Helen; Britton. Eleanor; Bruce, Katharine; Crago, Jean; Edwards, Ruth; Gillett, Elizabeth; Gloss, Kenneth; Goodsell, Helen; Hibbard, Robert; Hill. James; Huyghe, Bonnie; Johnson, Woodrow; Lewis, Frances; Lindley, Georgie; Lobban, Mildred; Mott, June; Murray, Martha; Neal, Dorothy; Osincup, Dorothy; Pearce, Barbra Ann; Powell, Ruth; Richards, Anne; Riddle, Elizabeth; Romine. Gertrude; Schmitt, Norman; Vance. Vir ginia; Waddell, Euretta; Wagner, Mildred.
CLASS OF 1931
Agee, Billv; Awes, Gerald; Baker, Billy; Beeson, Eunice; Bennett. Joe: Cantrell. Philip; Engle. Harriet; Garrett, Kenneth; Garrett, Norma; Gill, Audrey; Hall, Francesca; Hedblom, Earland; Henderson, Doris; Hillhouse. Charles; Holcomb, William; Holmes, Fred, Jr.; Howell, Graves; Huelsmann, Marjorie; Jarrett. Marv Frances; Lee. Robert; Lovitt, Mary Elizabeth; Meredith, Nanet; Merrill, Donald; Metz, Lenora; Miller, Maynard; Okey, Keith; Perkins. Joe; Richert. Paul; Smith, Macy; Thomas, Corinna.
CLASS OF 1932
Bloom, Albert; Borton, Esther; Brady, John; Drabee, Helen; Fuhrman, Clara; Golden, Bernard; Henderson, Virginia; Jolly. Joanna; O’Brien. Jimmy; Poer, Marybell; Powers, Esther: Russell, Ruth; Shutts, Elizabeth; Worth, Harriet. 90
SUPERVISORS
Mr. Ballinger
< IFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Secretary Treasurer
CLASS OF 1930
Mr. Fosness
Virginia Vance John Alexander Lorraine Essick
Alexander, John; Atchison, Helen; Bradshaw, John; Current, Richard; Essick, Lorraine; Goodsell, Helen; Richards, Anne; Riddle, Elizabeth; Sisam, Cora; Swem, Charles; Vance, Virginia; van Houten, Hermine.
CLASS OF 1931
Bennett, Joe; Bayles, Robert; Lee, Robert.
CLASS OF 1932
Powers, Esther; Willis, Willet; Young, John; Worth, Harriet, Rehm. Henn-; Andrews, Joe.
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Masque and Sandal
SUPERVISORS
Miss Hampshire
OFFICERS
FIRST SEMESTER
Miss Johnson SECOND SEMESTER
Don Shelton Albert Walling Martha Murray Frances Lewis
President
Vice-President Secretary
Treasurer
CLASS OF 1930
Don Shelton Frances Lewis Martha Murray Anne Richards
Bensberg, John; Bradshaw, John; Brady, Betty; Crago, Jean; Edwards, Ruth; Heinicke. Alfred; Horton, Tom; Huyghe, Bonnie; Judy, Gladell; Kekei son, Loretta; Kimberlin, Alice; Lewis, Frances; Lindamood, Charles; Marlin, Howard; Moore, Winston; Murray, Martha; Pearce, Barbra Ann; Shaub, Frances: Shelton, Don; Timmins, Esther; Tompkins, Sally; Wilder, Mitchell.
CLASS OF 1931
Awes, Gerald; Baker, William; Beasley, Glenna; Bennett, Joe; Cantrell, Phillip; Darnell, Charlotte; Dorlac, Leonna; Doty, Irene; Engel, Harriet; Emesti, Roger; Gilmore, Lansing; Goodenough, Maurice; Grimwood, Alfred, Hedblom, Earland; Jarrett, Alfred; Layton, Billy; Martin, Helen; McBride, Irwin; McClanahan, Muriel; Perkins, joe; Rose, Barbara; Sanford, Fayette; Sinton, James; Skidmore, Dorothy; Skjoldahl, Martha; Thayer, Mary, \ ante, Maxine; Walker, Jane.
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Sexiors
Jtxiors
Greenwich Village
SUPERVISORS
Miss Dawes
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
OFFICERS
CLASS OE 1930
Mr. Albrecht
Irene Wagner
Richard Harter Alma Bentley
Charles Hancock
Axelson, Phyllis; Brimhall, Margaret; Brown, Anita; Bruce, Katherine; Caton, Floyd; Corrin, Roma; Fuquay, Edna Mae; Harter, Richard; Hill, James; Poole, Elizabeth; Rhodes, Georgie Mae; Schlegel, Harold; Pierceall, Charles; Worling, Emma.
CLASS OF 1931
Alston, George; Bentley, Alma; Etter, Louise; Funk, Betty; Hancock, Charles; McCuan, Virginia; Shoecraft, Fred; Wagner, Irene; Titus, James.
CLASS OF 1932
Foster, Alice Mae: Fuquay. Kenneth; James, Jean; Kelley, Margaret; Lander, Gail; Parker. Gordon; Powell, Earl.
SUPERVISORS
Miss Joy Anderson Mrs. Teresa Burbrink OFFICERS
President
Vice- President
Secretary
Treasurer
Lever Carrespundeni
CLASS OF 1930
Betty Brady
Gladell Judy
Katharine Bruce June Mott
Elizabeth Gillett
Armstrong, Mildred; Axelson, Phyllis; Adams, Ethel, Bishop, Katherine; Brady, Betty; Britton, Eleanor; Bruce, Katherine: Christenson, Dorothy; Clark, Vera; Conner. Margie; Cushenbury, Gertrude; Ewing, Janice: Frost, Louise; Gillett, Elizabeth; Gregory, Helen; Hagermeyer, Evelyn; Haselwood, Belvadene; Hutchison, Annabelle; Judy, Gladell; Kneip, Victoria; Love, Mary Alice; Marriage, Mollie; Mott, June; Onufrock, Julia; Snodgrass, Bernice; Wagner, Mildred; Wallace, Lillian.
CLASS OF 1931
Barker. Zaidee; Besse, Irene; Britton, Marjorie; Brown, Margaret; Cun ningham, Ivalee; Holmquist, Floreno; Love, Mary Alice; Madden, Violet; Metz, Lenora; Richert, Ruth; Rose, Barbara; Shephard, Pauline; Thomas, Coriena; Wallace, Margaret; Wilson, Sylva.
CLASS OF 1932
Borton. Esther; Butler, Genevieve; Caton, Lourenne; Davis, Evelyn; Jones, Helen; Kenney, Lavae; Welker, Winifred; Wright, Mari.’.
Miss Mack
FIRST SEMESTER
Betty Brady
Catherine Dawes Margaret Brimhall Agnes Aiken
Gladell Judy
Girl Reserves SUPERVISORS
OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Secretary..
Treasurer.
Council Representative CLASS OF 1930
Miss Bevan
SECOND SEMESTER Catherine Dawes Gladell Judy
Agnes Aiken
Mary Jo Allingham Celma Siegel
Adams, Ethel; Alsdorf, Juanita; Balkan), Barbara; Bishop. Katherine; Bloomquist, Edna; Brady, Betty; Brewer, Frances; Brimhall, Margaret; Colton, Winifred; Corrin, Roma; Corfman, Ellen; Crew, Muriel; Edwards, Ruth; Goodsell, Helen; Gregory, Helen; Harlan, Edna; Hutchinson, Annabelle; Jencks, Harriet; Judy, Gladell; Kekeisen, Loretta; Kimberlin, Alice; Kneip, Victoria; Lovett, Alyse; Lowre, Ruth; Manwell, Lillian; Onufrock, Julia; Pfost, Helen; Powell. Ruth; Porak, Lorene; Romine, Gertrude; Russell, Nona* Marie; Sabol, Mae; Salak, Anna; Shafar, Dorothy; Snodgrass, Bernice; Sweet ser, Gertrude; Welter. Alice; Williams, Phyllis.
CLASS OF 1931
Aiken, Agnes; Allingham. Mary Jo; Anderson, Martha; Beasley, Glenna; Becker, Gertrude; Black, Naomi; Bryant, Jessie; Dawes, Catherine; Fisher, Mary; Funk, Betty; Hartsock, Sylvia; Hickey, Frances; Lawley, Mary Jo; McCuan, Virginia; Metz, Lenora; Mulford, Gertrude; Sadler, Aline; Siegel,
Celma; Sutton, Alice; Thomas. Corina; Wilson, Sylvia.
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Wetomachick Troop
Captain
Lieutenant
President
Vice-President
Secretary- Treaswer Scribe
OFFICERS MEMBERS
Miss Margaret Wells Miss Jane Ewing
Elizabeth Riddle Catherine Corning Janice Ewing
Nanet Meredith
Binkley. Lorraine; Cameron. Meriel; Caton, Lourenna; Coming, Catherine; Ewing. Janice; Geyer, Gladys; Griffith, Frances; Hall, Francesca; Holmquest, Florence; Jayne, Arabell; Johnson, Charline; Kinney. LaVae; Latas, Dorothy; Lewis, Frances: McKay, Roberta: Meredith, Nanet: Nickleson, Hester Alice; Osincup, Dorothy; Riddle, Elizabeth; van Houten, Hermine.
Book-Lovers’ Club
Miss Lurlla Hall, Supervisor
OFFICERS
PAST SEMESTER Beatrice Stone Frances Brewer
President
Secretary- Treasurer CLASS OF 1930
PRESENT SEMESTER Lorene Porak
Esther Wickard
Beck, Mildred; Brewer, Frances; Bueker, Wilma; Carde, Allha; Harper. Ruby;-Greer, Opal; James, Ella; Livingston. Louise; Males, Margaret; Mc Clure, Etheiee: Porak, Lorene; Roe. Margaret; Sallak, Anna; Stone. Beatrice; Wickard, Esther.
CLASS OF 1931
Sadler, Aline; Waddell, Euretta.
Cumulative Scholarship Recognitions
I. FIRST CLASS RECOGNITIONS
Seniors Juniors Sophomores Bemmels, David Baker, William Bloom, Albert Christenson, Dorothy Bennett, Joe Dentan, David Crago, Jean Day, John Fresh, Eva Current, Richard Funk, Betty Henderson, Virginia Edwards, Ruth Gill, Audrey Jolly, Joanna Essick, Lorraine Hall, Francesca Justice, Mildred Gillett, Elizabeth Hastings, Eleanor Lewis, Ernest Harlan, Edna Henderson, Doris Marlin, Pauline Kekeisen, Loretta Lee, Robert P. Martin, Myrle Lobban, Mildred Livingston, Jack Pryor, Warren Osincup, Dorothy Richert, Paul Ragle, Katherine Rallens, Ina Skidmore, Dorothy Robinson, Vera
Richards, Anne Strang, Mary Vance, Virginia
Skjoldahl. Martha Seeley, Grace Mary Weller, Paul
II. SECOND CLASS RECOGNITIONS
Aitken, Eleanor Beeson. Eunice Bader, Vera Atchison, Helen Clark, Lois Goodenough, Silvia Foster, Ruby Dawes, Catherine Greenwood, Janice Gaskill, Lois Dorlac, Leonna Lawrence, Dorothy Heinicke, Alfred Garrett, Norma Mae Massaro, Angeline Johnson, Clytie Hudson. Hazel Matthews, Audrey Manwell, Lillian Huff. Donald Metz, Mary Marriage, Mollie McClanahan, Muriel Moore, Dorothy Riddle, Elizabeth Pelsor, Gene Pappas, Delos Shankel, Helen Rothrock, Nancy Rieger. Charles Sims, Esther Thomas, Coriena Welker. Winifred Sisam, Cora Trammel, Dorothy Willis, Willett
Snider, Bernard Timmins, Esther
Vance. Maxine Young, Frank
Space does not permit printing the 230 names of those who received third class and semester scholarship recognition.
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First Class
Second Class
C. S. H. S. Radio Club
Mr. Steele, Director
OFFICERS
William Davis
Charles Stockdale
JEss Bowman
CLASS OF 1930
President
Vice-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Bemmels, David; Jarrett. Alfred; Schwartz. Marshall; Ryer, Wayne; Seidl, Frank; Stockdale, Charles; Schlegel, Ralph; Martin, Dick.
CLASS OF 1931
Bowman, Jess; Davis, William; Hartsock. Chester; Hayward, Robert: Lee, Robert; Verba. Gilbert.
CLASS OF 1932
Harley, Pierce; Keller, John; Lundbarg. Dan; McIntyre, Jim; Tailman, Robert; Willis, Willet.
SPONSORS
Mr. Willis Miss Avery CLASS OF 1930
Alexander, John; Blair, Virginia.
CLASS OF 1931
Allen, Jim; Bavles, Robert; Brooks, Richard; Clark. Lois; Gill, Audrey; Hall, Francesca; Holmes, Fred; McCartney, Margaret; Meinholtz, Lucille; Richart, Paul; Vance, Maxine; Willumsen. Henry.
Mr. Jackson, Supervisor
OFFICERS
Allen Kelley
Elizabeth Riddle Agnes Nellesen
Riddle, Elizabeth.
CLASS OF 1930 CLASS OF 1931
President
Vice-President
Secretory- Treasurer
Buckley, Alma; Gulhridge, Clorine; Kelley, Allen; Nellesen, Agnes; Weaver, Edith.
CLASS OF 1932
Cass, Wilbur; Keller, John.
National Honor Society
COLORADO SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER
SPONSORS
Miss Taylor Mr. Lee Mr. Roe OFFICERS
President
Vice-President Secretary
Virginia Vance
.Alfred Heinicke
Loretta Kekeisen
MEMBERS
Atchison, Helen; Bemmels, David; Carson. Robert; Christenson, Dorothy; Crago, Jean; Current, Richard: Edwards, Ruth; Essick, Lorraine; Gaskill, Lois; Gillett, Elizabeth; Gunckel, Robert; Harlan, Edna; Heinicke, Alfred; Hodgkinson, Margery; Kckeisen, Loretta; Kneip, Victoria; Lobban, Mildred; Manwell, Lillian; Marriage, Mollie; Osincup, Dorothy; Richards, Anne; Riddle, Elizabeth; Shankel, Helen; Sims, Esther: Sisam, Cora; Strang, Mary: Timmins, Esther; Vance, Virginia.
As the Terror Trail goes to press, twenty-eight selected members of the senior class are forming a chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. A constitution has been drawn up and submitted to the National Council, and the colors brown, white, and orange chosen to represent the chapter. Membership in the National Honor Society is based upon scholar ship, service, leadership, and character, the members being elected by a faculty committee. The charter members are endeavoring to establish a chapter of this organization to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop ment of character in the students of C. S. H. S.
Music and Drama
Assistant Director Manager
Treasurer
Lever Correspondent Librarian
Mr. Fink, Director
OFFICERS
Hollis Britt
William Baker
Albert Bandel
Preston Cochrane
Aelred Ostdiek
CLASS OF 1930
Britt, Hollis; Cochrane. Preston; Drake, Clifford; Hill, Russell; Laufman. Lon; McLain. Forest; Rehm. Robert; Robb, Robert; Swem, Charles; W'illiams, Claire.
CLASS OF 1931
Arnold, Roger; Baker, William. Bidderman, Fred; Booth, George; Coch rane, David; Day, John; Deyo, Alsa; Dytri, Jack; Edwards, Robert; Effinger, Cecil; Garrett, Kenneth; Geisler. Jack; Hedblom, Earland; Hill, Paul; Holtom, Chester; Howell. Graves; Huff, Don: Kellam, Houston; Kistler, Casper; Lanmon, W’ade; Laufman, Lon; McCarty, James; Miller, Maynard; Ostdiek, Aelred; Pelsor, Gene; Poley, Linn; Robinson, Kenneth; Springer, Mack; Stainsky, Eugene; Sutherland, Paul; Twitchell. Norris; Weil, Herbert; Wilson, Rowland; Willumson, Alfred.
CLASS OF 1932
Bandel, Albert; Elkins, Billy; Feldt, Leland; Ferguson, Joe; Fink, J. B.; Harper, Edwin; Innes, John; Lewis Ernest; Lindley, Bob; McPherson, Glenn; Miles, Fred; Rehm, Henry; Robinson, Charles; Sims, Bob; Sperber, Fred; Williams, Clifford; Young, Frank.
Mr. Fink, Director
OFFICERS
President. Margery Hodgkinson Assistant Director Hollis Britt Secretary-Treasurer Gerald Awes
Violins:—Adams, Ethel; Ader, Margaret; Awes, Gerald; Barnes. Virginia; Beeson. Eunice; Bentlev, Alma; Booth. George; Catlin, Arnold; Clark, Jack. Conover. Man; Corev, Edna; Engel, Harriet; Forgey. Ruby; Hodgkinson, Margery; Kelley, Margaret; Lewis, Frances; Lindley, Georgie; Mason, Mil lard; Meridith, Nanet; Osborn, Charlys; Ostdiek, Aelred; Peer, Marybel; Russell, Nona Marie; Sabol, Mae; Schreiber, Roberta; Simpson, Reed; Smith. Justine; Strang, Mary: Stuart. Margaret; Welker, Winny; Wiilumsen, Henry.
Violas:—Bailey. Juanita; Cushenbery, Gertrude: Hendrix, Dorothy: Kemp, Maxine; Peterson. Fred; Williams, Margarite; Yarnell, Nola. French Harns:—Arnold, Roger; Miles, bred: Pelsor, Gene; Young, Frank. Trumpets:—Britt, Hollis; Feldt, Leland; Holtom. Chester; Howell, Graves. Cellos:—Black, Naomi; Blair, Virginia; Innes, Rose Mary; Osincup, Dorothy.
Bass Violas:—Hedblom. Earland: Hill. Russell; McLain. Forest; Peter son, Elizabeth; Poley, Linn.
Flutes:—Cochrane, Preston; Rehm, Robert.
Oboes:—Effinger. Cecil; Fresh, Eva.
Trombones:—Weil. Herbert; Williams, Claire.
Drums:—Hill. Paul: Robinson, Charles.
Tympany:—Deyo, Al.
Bassmm:—Sperber, Frederic.
Piano:—Snyder, Roberta.
Girls’ Glee Club
Supervisor, Mr. Effinger
OFFICERS
President
I ice- President
Secretary
Treasurer
CLASS OF 1930
Ruth Bradley Pauline Tripp Anita Parry
Lillian Manwell
Adams, Ethel; Axelson, Phyllis; Ballard, Alice; Bloomquist, Edna; Band, Mildred; Brewer, Frances; Davis, Gladys; Day, Laura; Essman, Mildred; Ewing, Janice; Goodsell. Helen; Hagaman, Maurietta; Harlan, Edna; Hasel wood, Belvadene; Huffman, Isola; Hutchinson, Annabelle; Iliff, Mildred: Lewis, Mary; Manwell, Lillian; McCarroll, Lucile; Pittock, Myrtle; Richards, Anne; Williams, Phyllis.
CLASS OF 1931
Adams, Joy; Alsbury, Margaret; Bradley, Ruth; Campbell, Vivian; Clark, Rosamund; Crane, Roberta; Dandrea, Emma; Doty, Irene; Garrett. Norma Mae; Hartness, Helen; Kraaipole, Winifred; Lagerborg, Dorothy; Lee, Blanche; Parry, Anita; Toops, Angeline; Tripp, Pauline; Watson. Georgia; Weide, Gwendolyn; Williams, Marguerite.
CLASS OF 1932
Butler, Genevieve; Castle, Verna; Crull, Zelma; DeGeer, Harriet; Effinger, Louise; Hartman, Marian; Jones, Helen; Kight, Lillian; McBroom, Winifred; Powell, Dorothy; Powers. Esther Ruth; Stewart, Elizabeth; Tait, Inez; White, Nellie.
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Boys’ Glee Club
Mr. Effinger, Director
President —„ ... . ..... Winston Moore
OFFICERS
Vice-President ------------ . • Ralph DeGeer Secretary-Treasurer . Curtis Westfall
CLASS OF 1930
Campbell, Aubrey; DeGeer, Ralph; Marlin, Howard;
Westfall, Curtis.Moore. Winston; CLASS OF 1931
Bennett, Joe; Carlson, Elston; Catlin, M. V.; Crane, Robert; Finn, Alvin; Foley, Linn; Parker, Gaylord; Robinson, Kenneth; Wilson, Philip.
CLASS OF 1932
Chapman, Don; Lundberg, Daniel; Mayjor, Henry; Marcroft, Loren; Rehm, Henry; Reid, Gilbert; Williams, Neal: Snoddy, Robert.
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Class Sponsors Stage Manager Electrician
Property Managers Intcrior Decorator Stage Director
Junior Farce
“THE LUCKY BREAK”
By Zelda Sears
PRODUCTION STAFF
Miss Taylor, Mr. Horner
Frank Springer
Don Merrill
Cecil Matthews, Mack Springer
Barbara Rose
.Mary Thayer
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Martha Mullet, Proprietress of Hotel Mullet Nora Mullet, her daughter
Elmine Ludine Smith, a servant
Benny Ketcham, a super-salesman Abner Ketcham, his uncle
Mrs. Barrett, a guest
Claudia, her daughter
Tommy Lansing, a painter
John Bruce, a man of business
Charles Martin, general manager for Bruce Jura Charente, a French dancing teacher Far Charente, her brother
Bella Mac Watt, a guest
-Irene Doty
Harriet Engle Glenna Beasley Billy Baker
Joe Bennett
Leonna Dorlac Jane Walker
Lansing Gilmore Philip Cantrell Earland Hedblom Helen Martin Billy Layton
Maxine Vance
Alchiba Spinster, a guest .._________ ;_ Charlotte Darnell Alphecca Spinster, a guest ____Muriel McClanahan Spivins, a busman _____ ___ Maurice Goodenough Tokio, a Japanese Valet .Gerald Awes TFaZHns, a chauffeur Alfred Grimwood Guests. Marcelle Renault, Barbara Rose, Ruth Bradley, Blanche Lee
Senior Play
February 28, 1930
ROSAMUNDS
Music by Franz Schubert Book by Alexander Dean Staged under the direction of Rowena K. Hampshire
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Frederick. Prince of Candia. Fulgeniius, King of Cyprus Albanus, Lord of Cyprus
Benedict, Lord of Cyprus
Leonardo, Lord of Cyprus PhHemon, Shepherd.
Philander, Shepherd
Rosamundc, Shepherdess
Hermina, Daughter of Fulgeniius Aja, Foster-Mother of Rosamuude Baucis, Shepherdess
Sister Margaret
Personal Attendants io Fulgenlius
Winston Moore Howard Marlin John Bradshaw Kenneth Gloss
Richard Current Tom Horton
Don Shelton
Anne Richards Ruth Edwards
Loretta Kekeisen Bonnie Huyghe Phyllis Williams Charles Lindamood
James Walsh, John Armstrong, Millard Mason
Assisted by the
shepherds and shepherdesses, lords and ladies of the court, guards, ballet, and orchestra.
SCENES
Ad /—Before the cottage of Aja; a late afternoon in May. Ad 2—Throne room in the Royal Palace: evening, three days later. Place—The Island of Cyprus. Time—Long ago.
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Athletics
Football
The school is proud of the fighting team that coach “Brick" Preston turned out in his first year of coaching here. By fast, shifty playing and good sportsmanship the team upheld all Terror football traditions and captured second place in the South Central League. We were given an awful trouncing by Central, and many are still wondering why we didn’t win the Canon City game. But the "Prestonites" went down fighting, and no apologies are deemed necessary.
During the season quite a few members of the squad suffered from injuries, and Parker in his first play in a league game broke his collar bone. Jerry O’Driscoll was chosen by the Greeley Tribune for a tackle position on the all-state team. Mr. Anderson reports that with the proceeds from this season the school was able to purchase the knock-down bleachers for the gymnasium.
The best school spirit shown in years was displayed this year by the combined boys' and girls’ cheering section. Due credit must be given to Alfred Ritter and Miss Faucette, for it was mainly through their efforts that it was organized.
LEAGUE GAMES
Terrors -21 Florence. ._ ..__ 7 Terrors 6 Centennial 0 Terrors 0 Central 33 Terrors 6 Canon Citv. .... 7 Terrors 7 Salida 6
NON-LEAGUE GAMES
Terrors _ ___ .... 7 North Denver ......... 0 Terrors West Denver 26 Terrors 26 Windsor 0
GRAND TOTAL
Terrors 91 Opponents 79 124
Basketball
The Terrors certainly lived up to their name
this season. From the very first game it was
realized that they would make a serious bid for
basketball honors. Their close guarding and wonderful passing attack carried the team to first
place in the South Central League. In this league
they suffered but one defeat, and that was administered by the Centennial giants on the Bulldogs’
floor. The Terrors entered the Divisional Tournament heavy favorites, with Centennial close on
their heels. By defeating the Bulldogs in the
finals in a hardfought game, Terrors demonstrated
that they were a threat for State Championship
laurels. Although there were no 4,set-ups,” the
same stalling offense and brilliant guarding which
had stood them in good stead in previous games
enabled the Terrors to reach the finals in the State
Tournament. Here the Terrors met their Water loo in Joes, who seemed to have been reserving their strength to give Terrors their worst defeat of the season.
Coach Erps seemed well pleased that such an inexperienced team should have advanced as far toward the top as it did. This feat, however, only proves that all the players can be stars in good team work, whereas otherwise there would be only a few. The school is proud of a real Terror team.
Mr. Anderson, the business manager, reports that the receipts of this season were not as good as those of last year because of weather conditions.
Basketball Scores
SOUTH
Terrors
CENTRAL LEAGUE 24 Walsenburg 13
Terrors 19 Udicks 18 Terrors 47 Interstate__ 20
Terrors 35 Florence 12 Terrors ...21 Central 13 Terrors . _35 Salida 22 Terrors .22 Centennial 18 Terrors 24 Canon City 15 Terrors 22 Centennial___ 77 Terrors 17 Salida 14 Terrors ..20 Canon City- .. 7 Terrors 12 Central 11 Terrors .33 Florence. 20 Terrors 39 Walsenburg _ .17
Total Terrors.. .304 Total Opponents 189
Terrors: 30 Udicks. 3 Terrors. -21 Udicks 14 Terrors____ 29 Strangs______ .12
Total Terrors 438 Total Opponents'220
DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT
Terrors .39. Berwind 5 Terrors .39 Aguilar .29 Terrors 30 Manitou 15 Terrors .21 Centennial -19
Total Terrors 129 Total Opponents 68
NON
Terrors...
-LEAGUE GAMES
_ 29 North Denver 20
STATE TOURNAMENT
Terrors 31 Haxtun 9
Terrors _56 Fountain . 3 Terrors .32 Manitou 5 Terrors 25 Udicks .18 Terrors .28 Udicks... -24 Terrors. ...25 Udicks .29 Terrors. 17 Strangs .14 Terrors. .19 Strangs 12 Terrors .4! Strangs 28
Terrors.. 35 Rocky Ford ..IS Terrors 13 Longmont 10 Terrors: 14 Joes.— Aft
Total Terrors- 93 Total Opponents 66
GRAND TOTAL
Terrors 964 Opponents 543
Tennis
This year, as in previous years, much enthusiasm is being shown in tennis circles. Mr. J. F. “Chuck” Bischof has announced that there will be a South Central meet and a State meet at Boulder. He is also trying to arrange dual meets with Central, Centennial, Canon City, and Salida.
Last fall about twenty-four men turned out for the Elimination tourney, and this spring there were about twelve for the Challenge tourney. As none of the players have been viewed in actual contests, little is known concerning this year's prospects, though it is thought that there is some excellent material. The five ranking highest at present are Neal Williams, William Baker, Hugh Rose, John Armstrong, and John Day, though later in the season the standing may change. Last fall William Baker represented the school in the Dr. Flora Trophy tourney. Although he fought gallantly, the tournament was won by Harper of East Denver.
In the spring of '29 Terrors were defeated in a dual meet with Central, and, in turn, won a meet with Centennial. Murray and Cummings were defeated in the State meet which was won by Pat Leehan of Greeley. In the South Central meet, in which Central, Centennial, and Canon City took part, Terrors won first place.
Those who were awarded letters last spring were Hollis Lynch, Noel Cummings, Hartley Murray, John Armstrong, Morris Slosky, and Garnet Monck.
Track
Although only about twenty men have been working throughout the winter, this track season promises to be as interesting and fruitful as any meet in the past. This year there will be a Boulder Relay Meet April twenty-eighth and a State Meet at Boulder on May second. Coach Preston is making arrangements for a dual meet, but nothing definite has yet been decided. There may also be a South Central Meet at Pueblo.
In order to arouse interest in track, Coach Preston is planning a Junior Senior class meet for some time early in April. This meet will also be in the nature of a tryout for the regular track team. As he has issued an official call for track men and spring weather is evident, track work will probably be in the lime-light for the next few weeks.
Last spring Terrors won a dual meet with Centennial and lost another with Central. In the South Central meet Terrors took second place. At the State meet Terrors earned only one point to make it one of the seventeen teams who placed out of an entry list of sixty-four. *1 he Distinctive Perform ance Award of Colorado University was given to Briggs, pole vault; Cotter, broad jump; Pinson, half mile; and Smith, shot put. This honor is given only to those breaking certain set marks, and the school is proud of them.
Letters last spring were awarded to Kenneth Cotter, Floyd Smith, Ed Coe, Royal Briggs, Richard Dixon, Arthur Vandenburg. and Harold Muhlen burg.Mirror
Senior Contest
The following information concerning the Senior Class was elicited from members of said organization:
Favorite automobile—Ford.
Favorite toothpaste—Pepsodent; dynamite; Ivory Soap.
Most popular teacher—Miss Miner.
Favorite eating place in Colorado Springs—Strachan’s; Acacia Park. Most popular course in C. S. H. S.—Type.
Favorite beverage—Coca Cola.
Biggest drag with Faculty—-V. Vance.
Needs it most—Me.
What would you do if you ran C. S. H. S.?—Close it and open a cabaret; have Kid Day once a week, providing pink elephants with blue tails.
For the Mirror’s Hall of Fame please see page 133.
FAMOUS WORDS
Mr. Fink: “You people must learn to play with your ears."
Paul W.: "And his parents were poor pheasants."
Miss L. Bateman: "Pay close attention now while I skip around the class."
Miss M. Bateman: "Please stand up and solve the equation on your feet."
Mary S.: "Are you in Mr. Physic's Steel class?"
Mrs. Skidmore (scanning in Virgil class): "I think I have six feet.”
Diminutive Dramas
Time:—8:15 A. M.
Place:—Main Hall.
Characters:—DeGeer. Brady, Judy, Rich ards, Neal, el cetera.
ACT I
DeGeer paces slowly down hall
Brady's Heart:—‘‘Pitler-pal ter, pit pat!" Judy's Ditto:—“Thump, thump, hang!" Richards' Heart:—“Bing, bang, bump!" Neal’s Ditto:—"Plop, bop, flop'"
ACT II.
DeGeer enters portals of library,
Hall restored to normalcy.
Curtain.
Scene;—Hall outside 213.
Time:—9:02 A. M.
Head janitoi is discovered sweeping hall. Voice from 2L3 (raised in climax of dialogue >: "Oh—oh—"
(Horrible screams: sounds of scrambling; rushing noises).
Head Janitor (running toward doori - "Omigosh!"
(Teacher enters hall; soothes janitor;. Curtain.
ACT I.
Time.—First night.
Place:—Jimmie Walsh's Hup.
Characters: -Current and Hutchison. Current:—"Annabelle, you're fascinating."
ACT II.
Time:—Fecund night.
Place:—Mrs. Brady's sofa.
Characters:—Current and Brady. Current:—“Betty, you're fascinating.*’
ACT 111.
Time: Third night.
Place:- Back seat of a certain Dodge. Characters:—Current and Richards. Current:—“Anne, you're fascinating.’’
ACT IV.
Et cetera ad infinitum.
Curtain.
Scene;—First floor annex
Time:—Most any time.
Characters:—Alsdorf and Westfall.
ACT I.
Curtis:—“And, sweetheart., I’ll lay my whole fortune at your feet."
Juanita:—‘Tl is'nt a very big fortune.” Curtis:—“J know, dear, but it'll look awfully big beside your little feet."
ACT n.
Smack!-*?
Curtain
Scene-:—At the telephone.
Time:—Some time.
Characters:—First and second voices on telephone.
First Voice:—“This is Punk. Do you love me. Gleima?”
Second Voice:—“Of course, dear." First Voice:—“You two-timer, this is not Punk; it’s Agee."
Second Ditto:—"You double-crosser. this is not Glenna: it's Belvadene."
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CT.....
wE wonder how Kenneth Cotter became president — Behold his recommendation sheet.
STUDENT ORGANIZATION
Name of Applicant: Kenneth Cotter
The principal requirements needed for a candidate for President are enumerated below. Will you kindly put a check in the proper spaces indicating your opin ion of this person’s qualifications
Superior Good Inferior
1. Possession of ’’It*' ©
2. Discretion in
choosing ’’crushes”
3. Ability to pound table v
4. Ability to drive
with one hand V
5. Drag with Faculty V
6. Avariciousness V
7. Verbosity V
8. Ability to make
silly speeches V
PALMER MALL
GIRLS* SWIMMING CLASS BROADMOOR POOL
Colorado
college
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OFFERS ADVANTAGES OF THE SAME GRADE AS THOSE IN THE BEST EASTERN INSTITUTIONS
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Departments
ARTS and SCIENCES
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ENGINEERING
FINE ARTS (Affiliated)
FORESTRY
MUSIC
ETC.
COLORADO COLLEGE "ALL-AMERICAN" QUARTERBACK IN ACTION
Charles Christopher Mierow, Ph.D., LL.D., President
For Information apply to W. D. Copeland, Secretary. Administration Building.
-- .fr1029 North Nevada Avenue Phone Main 867
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For Commencement Shoes IN ANY STYLE DESIRED—
$6 to $10
WulffShoeCoJ
110 so. TEJON STREET
SUNSH/NE EV EVERY BUNDLE Quality Service
THE
Monarch Laundry
and Dry Cleaning
19 EAST CECHARRAS STREET
PHONE 356
HOWARD’S BARBER SHOP
19 EAST BIJOU STREET COLORADO SPRINGS
Miss Smith (reading in English class): ‘“And the
old man fell on his neck and wept!’ Why did he
weep, Richard?”
Richard C.: “This may not be very apropos,
but it was because he fell on his neck.”
THE IDEAL GIFT
BETWEEN FRIENDS IS A FINE PHOTOGRAPH, AND IF MADE AT
THE EMERY STUDIO IS SURE TO PLEASE
GRADUATION PICTURES WILL BE NEXT
IN ORDER
MAKE APPOINTMENTS FOR SITTINGS
PHONE MAIN 41-W 24 NO. TEJON STREET
Up She Goes!
America’s greatest sport is flying gliders. It
is also instructive. Linder our plan of club
ownership, one can learn to fly an Alexander
Trainer for less than the cost of one hour
of airplane instruction. You. too. can enjoy
this fascinating sport. Write for information
on how to form a glider club among your
friends.
Colorado Springs. Colo.
“Dear Lord," prayed Martha M., “I don’t ask
anything for myself—just give Mother a handsome son-in-law."
H7tew It Is Promised
TELEPHONE MAIN 536
c&he
‘Prompt ‘Printery (Company
12 and 14 East Kiowa
Street
Colorado Springs
Colorado
D. S- Gilmore. Pres. E. J Rossch, Sec.
Brown Photo Co.
Superior Photo Pintsiting
KODAKS FILMS FRAMING
Phone Main 5349
218J4 East Pikes Peak Avenue
Member of Master Photo Finishers of America
Our Barber Shop is Your Barber Shop
MILLARD ELLIS
BARBER SHOP
Ladies' and Children's Work a Specialty 141; E. Colorado Avenue
Colorado Springs : ; Colorado 141
*the Caai phene
For Years
residents ofColorado Springs
and vicinity have associated
Telephone Main 577 with
the Region’s finest coal. Just
remember “the Coal Phone”
when you want—
Hot
Clean
Clinkerless
The Pikes Peak Fuel Company Golden Cycle Building
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Colorado Conservatory of Music
ART DRA MA
DA NCING
814 N. Tejon St. Main 290
Compliments of
grocery I MARKET
"Service to Your Door"
501 South Tejon
The Seldomridge Grain Company
Makers of
PURE
MIXED
FEEDS
SEEDS—LAWN GRASS SEED FERTILIZERS
Phone Main 12 21 South Cascade COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO
+
Johnnie A.: "There arc several things I can always count on.”
Mr, Steele: "What are they, John?" Johnnie: "My fingers."
Photographs that
Please
PAYTON STUDIO 30 South Tejon Street
Main 477-J
The Out West Tent and Awning Co.
EVERYTHING FOR OUTDOORS
F. E. KOHLER, Manager
Telephone Main 1261
22 North Tejon St.
SUPERIOR
DRY CLEANING CO.
Main 1364 129 N. Tejon Qood Wishes to the
fflass of 1930
Special Class Rates to the High School Students each jear
Everything Photografrhic
CLARK'S PHOTO SHOP 112 S. Tejon St. Phone Main 1299-W
A REAL BICYCLE STORE.
TIGER’S
□□□
Pick-up and Delivery for Repairing 224 EAST PIKES PEAK
AVENUE
4Things Which
Derngood Quality
HasMade Famous
COFFEE—Tcnmor. guaranteed fresh
always at Grocers’. "Ten More Cups
to the Pound.”
CANDY—the original "Saturday
Features" you’re sure are pure.
MAYONNAISE—delicious for any
kind of salad, also Russian Dressing.
PEANl’T BI TTER—made fresh only as you order it.
Dern's
—26 S. Tejon
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Miss Johnson: “How old are you. my young
man?”
Don G.: “I don’t know, mam. My mother was
32 when I was born and now she is 28.”
T.C. KIRKWOOD’® Formerly Giddings <? Kirkwood
A store that for over fifty years has put the customer first and the sale second.
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Telephone 4571 831 N. Tejon Street Exclusitt Agents for
Underwood Typewriters Try the New Noiseless Underwood
Rentals Repairs Adding Machines
A. L. STARK
Typewriter Exchange
Compliments of
NEWTON'S ZIP SERVICE
Lumbering Along Sime 1873
We Stock a Full Line of
Sporting Goods.
Official Gym Clothing and Shoes. Tennis Rackets
and Racket Restringing
Also Lucas, Emblem and I ver Johnson Bicycles.
The W. I. Lucas Sporting Goods
Company
119 NORTH TEJON MAIN 900 COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO.
SILENT READING TEST
Question: Those who disagree with the paragraph contend that men work for what inducement? Answer: Yes.
SINTON’S MILK
IS PRODUCED UNDER STRICT SANITARY CONDITIONS. AND IS THE SAME HIGH QUALITY DAY TN AND DAY OUT.
The Lipscomb Motor Company
A UTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS
Tires, Supplies - Gas. Oil
201*207 North Weber Street
Phone Main 4273
SINTON’S
STANDARD PASTEURIZED MILK
SINTON'S HOLLAND SPECIAL RAW MILK
PURE
WHOLESOME DELICIOUS
MAIN 442
ARTHEL’S Trj<m Slrwt at the Actium Park Currier
4———- —----------- ———— “ Call Main 1710 We Do It Better
IDEAL CLEANERS O. D. POTTS
CLEANING—PRESSING
REPAIRING
Five West Colorado Avenue
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Metropole Cafe
Our Prices Always the Same D.l F and NIGHT SERVICE
GUY M. PECK. Prop.
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(Compliments
| of
‘Decker &Son
113 East Colorado Avenue 225 NORTH WEBER Telephone 2235-J
K. McBcrney betrayed his Scotch—he perspired freely.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to hit some teachers on
the head with the school board?
You
Won’t
Growl
at our
Service
Platte-Weber Oil Co.
Quaker State Oil
Peerless Gasoline
WE ARE BEHIND THE TERRORS Washing Greasing
STRACHAN’S Sweet Shop
Baggage checked
from Room to
Destination. Main 07
Wandell & Lowe TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
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We Specialize in Corsages and Decorations 30 N. Tejon Street Phone Main 214 Colorado Springs, Colo.
A Better Service
Chas P. Bennett President
H N SHHLI.ENBERGER Secretary
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328 NORTH TEJON MAIN 2128
The Bennett-Shellenberger Realty Company
REALTOR
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
and LOANS
2 Pikes Peak Ave, Colorado Springs
Al Kelley: “My girl’s fermented." John Bradshaw: "What do you mented?"
Al. K.: “She's turned on me." THE
mean—fer
McRAE RESTAURANT
AND
ANN LOUISE CAFETERIA nnn
THE MOST MODERN RESTAURANT AND
CAFETERIA IN THE WEST
Harvey House Style Llnch Counter
Tables and Banquet Rooms
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105 107 EAST PIKES PEAK AVENUE
COLORADO SPRINGS
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For Over
Forty Years
This store has practiced giving men and young men good quality clothing at moderate prices. These passing years are surely evidence of our strict observance of this policy in merchandising.
Broken LrtiiM.** Dupltrntw],
the Pieces.
Eye* Examined Lcdbca (5round
THE
LAUTERMAN-DUGAN JEWELRY and OPTICAL CO. Jrwlrr, Optometrist anti Mfg. Optician Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing 121 N. Tejon Street I hone Main 674
EBooks for
Qraduation Qifts
RUTH SILL)MAN V* CAROL TRUAX Their Book Shop S PIKES PEAK AVENUE.COLORADO SPRINGS COLO
“I may not have a little fairy in my car, or a
little miss in my home,” boasted Rea A., “but 1
certainly have a little made in my cellar.”
Sports Equipment that Is Used by Champions
N going thru our complete stock of Athletic
equipment you will find many numbers de
signed and used by champions. We know
what equipment you'll need for anv spori,
and we will gladly help you select the most suitable.
Hr are glad to say th it w: art th? "Official Outfitters for the Terrors"
THE COLORADO SPORTING GOODS CO. OTIS E. McINTYRE, President
“OUTDOOR OUTFITTERS”
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The Store for Young Men
This space is taken each year as an assurance
of our interest in your activities. We are in
terested in young men and by contact with
them we are able to keep up with spirit of
youth : : ; : ;
The Perkins Shearer Store
Notice as taken down by the literary (?) sponsor
of the Annual Board:
“Three Animal editors will meet Miss Smith in
room 101 at session Thursday."
Suits, O’Coats, Hats, $1.2.5
(One-Day Service When Necessary)
Quality Cleaning &
Dyeing Co.
U-Fone I-8-1-1—We'll Call
10 E. Kiowa H. A. Thompson
Isaac frothers
JEWELERS
32 E. Bijou Main 2252
We use Ivory Soap Exclusively. Think what this means
The Pearl Laundry Company
Colorado Springs, Colorado
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here’s to the ffloss of 1930 -
The peppiest, best and most successful class to be graduated in many years. You have followed the “trail" nobly and we are proud of you.
"Captain Geddy"
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HIGH SCHOOL SHOE SHOP
"Just Across the Street"
ALWAYS NEW
Coats, Dresses, Millinery, Hosiery
Rguler’s
105 South Tejon
WestSide DryCleaners BETTER CLEANING
We Ise the Glover Continuous Flow
System of Clarification
HATS CLEANED and BLOCKED Prompt Service Work Guaranteed
Phone Main 1011 1641 W. Colorado Ave. ——---—1 -—............ .. *—•+
Mr. Steele: "Oh, James! Follow the work on
the board."
James Barr: “Wh-where is it going?"
Compliments
of the
Automobile Trades Association Representing the following Automobiles
Durant
Oldsmobile
Viking
Dodge Brothers Plymouth
Packard
Nash
Hudson
Essex
Cadillac
Chrysler
De Soto
Willys-Knight Whippet
Ford
Lincoln
Buick
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Marquette Studebaker Erskine
Graham
Chevrolet
Pierce Arrow Oakland
Pontiac
The Sensible Way in EDUCATION
FIRST
Get a good fundamental education—it is indispensable to achievement. By all means finish High School. SENIORS you have done this. We congratulate you. NEXT
Courses
Get a business education because you will need it no matter what you do. This is a business age and whoever does not know business principles has no chance.at success. Our school occupies the NEXT position in education.. It is a special school, offering intensive training in business subjects in preparation for business employment
THEN
Go to college or university if you can. The more you know the more power you will have.CONSIDER YOUR FUTURE
BLAIR’S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Ted Shaub has been accused of stealing, by the
classwag—it seemsshe’s been taking home economics.
MURRAY’S Superior Service
Stores
Are conveniently situated and are ready to give you serv.ce that you
will appreciate
MAIN STORE-21 S. TEJON Main 144
NORTH STORE—832 N. TEJON Main 189
\Hart, Schaffner&ePKarx Clothes
Stetson Hats
Enro Shirts
Jersied Sweaters
Holeproof Hosiery
/or
Men and Women
Waymire Clothing Co. 24 South Tejon Street
C C. Waymire. Mgr. N. C. Reid, Asst. Mgr. 152
Use HOLLY SUGAR
FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES
WHERE SWEETNESS AND CLEANLINESS
ARE NECESSARY -AND BE SATISFIED
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HOLLY SUGAR CORPORATION
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO
Golden Cycle Building
Of all the sad surprises
There’s nothing to compare,
With treading in the darkness
On a step that isn't there!
The Robinson Grain
Company
Company
i 16 North Nevada Avenue Phone Main 165
COLORADO SPRINGS.
COLORADO
"The Customer must be Satisfied"
That's Our Motto 215 W COLORADO AVE.
wRowry s Ice Creams and Refreshing Ices
Acacia Hotel
FACING ACACIA PARK
in Center of City
J W. ATKINSON
Pres, and Mgr
Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Repairing
—the choice of those class events, outings affairs. And served Fountains.
planning parties, and other social at ah the better
prophecy 20 Years in Colorado Springs Your Garments RED’* While in Our Care
NOTICE
Refer all damages to the Senior and Mirror Editors: the Editor-in-Chief and the Faculty Committee cannot be held responsible.
The People’s Family
Laundry
516 West Colorado Avenue
Main 517
Sweet and Clean
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