Program
Alumni Banquet May 10, 1913
Prof. H. G. Knight -
Toastmaster
ÒOur YesterdaysÓ - Gilbert Martin Ô04
ÒWhoÕs Who?Ó - Lynn Craig Ô10
ÒWhen Cupid Shied His Little LanceÓ -
Marie Casey Ô11
ÒIn Times to Come -
Bertha Cravens Ô02
ÒThe Lucky UnluckyÓ -
H. A. Jones Ô09
ÒThe SeniorsÓ - Paul Darrah
Ô13
When Cupid Shied His Little Lance
Mr. Toastmaster, Alumni:
When cupid shies his little
lance, something usually happens Ð be it in high school or the world at
large. It seems to be that
mischievous little godÕs business to make unsuspecting people fall in
love. This blissful condition Ð so
ably defined by Geo. Fitch, as a Òsquashy condition of the head produced by an
appetite in the heartÓ causes great and mighty changes in the lives of the
victims. It is a grand thing for
the heart, enlarging it to many times its former capacity, but what it does for
the mind is mournful to contemplate.
Love blinds the eyes, warps the
judgement, spoils the taste, weakens the will and upsets the fondest parental
plans. It also softens the
disposition, takes the sting out of misfortune, makes hard work worth while,
and fills the land with happy homes.
It preys upon the old and the
young alike, the dignified teacher as well as the susceptible pupil. In proof that this wonderful little god
has always been a favorite of Scottsburg High School and has received great
encouragement and proper treatment from faculty and students, let facts be
submitted to a candid world.
Of the 130 graduates of SHS not
counting the present class, more than one third have succumbed to CupidÕs
darts. Three classes, 1900, Õ01,
and Õ05 have been entirely depopulated by the irresistible god. The majority of classes Õ98, Õ02 and
Õ06 walked blindly but joyfully into his net Ð and classes Õ03, Õ07 and Õ09
gave cupid great returns.
No class has been entirely
slighted by Cupid, yet it seems that Õ10 and Õ11 were by no means
favorites. Not however because
there were not anxious and willing subjects in these classes, for Flora Garriott,
Bruce McCullough, Leland Hougland, Lynn Craig and Prince Hazzard were members Ð
but cupidÕs quiver carried mostly the leaden tipped darts. Only three fatalities are recorded.
Of those who have married and
Òlived happily ever afterwardÓ the following are worthy representatives Ð Mr.
and Mrs. Jurgens, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vest, Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reid, and Mr. and Mrs. Garriott
Cravens.
A number of Bachelor maids who perhaps
have had chances, have resisted all assaults of cupid. Those who stand high in the Noble Order
of Bachelors are Permelia Boyd, Rhoda Hazzard, Bertha Craven, Janie Collins,
Maude Higgins, Ethel Hubbard, Mary Thomas and Bernice Darrah.
Among the ÒSpinster GentlemenÓ
we find Bro. Martin, ÒShortyÓ Hardy, Jonesy, Bob Morgan, Bill Gamble, and
Morton Higgins. Nothing they can
do will induce Cupid to bestow any favors upon them. They are lost.
The incurables, or those
chronically in love, number Hudson Biery, Wm. Bina Johnson, Lee Craig, Harry
Wells, Mabel Dalton, Isis Hougland and Hazel Bennett, Lambert Dismore. If anyone knows of anything to allay or
mitigate such a condition, he will be regarded as a public benefactor if he can
help these love-lorn creatures.
Cupid has his watchful eye on
all of the class of 1913, and three-fourths of the faculty, also Merle Storen,
Mary Gladden, Clarice Morgan, Halcy Hughbanks, Bess Hubbard and Grace
Wells. From present indications
the fatalities will be appalling.
HereÕs to them!!
Love can be cured but it isnÕt
worthwhile. It is far too
fascinating in its terrible progress.
Those who know, say that Love makes the world go round, but Prof.
Reeves says it does more than that.
It makes the world go round & round & round & round with a
perfectly divine dizziness. If it
does all this, no wonder cupid has been enthroned as the patron saint of
Scottsburg High School and therefore will be indefinitely continue to Òshy his
little lance.Ó
---Marie Casey
Scottsburg High School Alumni
Association (1898 Ð 1913)
Class of 1898
Permelia
Boyd
Leibert Weir
Goldie
Spellman Jurgens
No class of 1899
Class of 1900
Lawrence
Price
Horace
Harrod
Maude
McCullough McCracken
Class of 1901
Mae Johnson
McCarren
Carrie
Higgins McCullough
Ora B. Reid
Class of 1902
Myrtle
Bridgewater Mitchell Leda
Montgomery Johnson
Edna Reid
Partlow Rhoda
Hazzard
Bertha
Cravens Rosa
Ray
Ada Fisher Mabel
Robison McCullough
James J.
Weir Paul
Cranford
Harvey B.
Alexander
Class of 1903
Mary Price Delmar
R. Weir
James Y.
McCullough Frank
P. Dismore
Class of 1904
Janie Evelyn
Collings Clinton
Howard Gamble
Albert
Alonzo Hartley Alice
Ethel Hazzard
Lettie Jane
McCullough Reid Maude
Pearl Higgins
Bessie
Myrtle Weir Reid J.
Gilbert Martin
Class of 1905
Clifford
Lawson Reid
Class of 1906
Grace Thomas
Smith Floyd
Dennis Robertson
Maud
Hougland Fewell Jessie
Alton Vest
Ethel
Hubbard Grace
Rawlings Anderson
William E.
Wallace Allan
Barlow Hardy
Isalme
Wilson Fred
Thurman Gladden
Blanche Ray
Smith Floy
Vest Gudgel
Class of 1907
Sylva
Ellsworth Bennett Garriott
Marion Cravens
Von Cravens
Garriott Bertha
Lucinda Hanger
Carl Morton
Higgins Lydia
Myrtle Hougland Wells
Joseph
Ellson Hougland Zella
Jones
Jesse
William Miner Raymond
Jacob Reece
Lloyd Elwin
Reid Merle
Storen
Anna
Elizabeth Hougland Vest
Class of 1908
Hudson
Raymond Biery Victoria
Carlyle
Avery Elbert
Carlyle Delmar
Lee Cooley
Lillie
Harriett Hazzard Fred
Herbert McCullough
Clarice
Beatrice Morgan Carrie
Haines Price
Mary Maud
Robison Mary
Thomas
Sarah
Virginia Zaring Thompson
Class of 1909
Grace Moffit
Stout Paul
Hudson Carlyle
Herman
Albert Jones Mildred
Ethel Tyson Baker
Ernest Cline
Morgan Walter
Quinton Davis
Mary Viola
Gladden William
Bina Johnson
Gilbert
Munsen Higdon Garriott
Lee Gamble
Pluma Mary
Cortner Heidenrich
Class of 1910
Leland
Hougland Webster
Collins
Thomas
Guernsey Flora
Carriott
Sadie
Cravens Mary
Reece
Louis
Schuler Lee
Craig
Hazel
Hendricks Lynn
Craig
Halcy
Hughbanks James
Ray
Bruce
McCullough Clarence
Rawlings
Bess Hubbard
Class of 1911
Ruby Skeel Lena
Schneck
Olivia Gail
Sparks Davis Morrison
Verner Weir
Cora
Williams Grace
Ann Wells
Earl H.
Cranford Hazel
Glenn Bennett
Mabel Dalton Lambert
Dismore
Prince A.
Hazzard Anna
Belle Higdon Rawlings
William
Storen Bertha
Cortner
Flossie
Corwin Marie
Casey
Lee Christie Verda
Mae Blunt
Lillian
Agnes Carlysle Landry
D. Cravens
Class of 1912
Emma Collins
Gamble Edna
Craigie
Clarence
Follick Mae
Fleming
Claude
Gladden Asa
Rogers
Ina Zaring Estelle
Polk
Grace
Helmrich Bessie
Harrison
Myrl
McCartney Alice
Mitchell
Mabel Peeler Harry
Wells
Josephine
Shea Bernice
Darrah
Class of 1913
Grace
Boatman Andrew
Bollack
Ethel
Bottorff Bessie
Carlyle
Roscoe
Cooley Lola
Craig
Viva Dale
Craig Adah
Cravens
Frank
Cravens Paul
Darrah
Forrest
Everitt Avery
Gardner
Bruce Hardy Roscoe
Hinds
Nettie
Hougland Atlas
Mann
Leo
McCaffrey Mae
McCullough
Mae Meranda Frank
Miller
Kate
Permelia Morrison Ada
Nunamaker
Otto Shirley Esther
Thomas
Louise Ulmer Lawrence
Williams
Faculty
U. F. Lewis Mrs.
Jennie G. Wilson
Willard L.
Morrison Charles
Deibler
Sanford
Murphy J.
E. Graham
T. J. Kirby Agnes
E. Wilson
Hershel G.
Rynerson Waldo
F. Mitchell
R. H. Weir Daisy
Trout
J. D.
Darnell H.
A. Jones
J. O. Cooley L.
E. Reeves
Dora Wilson S.
L. Rickard
Bess Hubbard Grace
Wells