Bureau Township High School - Beuro Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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THE BEURO Bureau Township Communiiq Fair On Thursday and Friday, September 27th and 28th, Bureau Township held their eighth Annual Fair and l7armer's lnstitute. There was quite a large exhibit. There was a large attendance on Friday, partly due to the Tractor Contest. The grades had a close contest in their grade exhibit. Room l were winners of first place. The meetings which were held in the afternoons were well attended. ln the evenings the than filled. The program was as follows: auditorium was more THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. Morning, 9 a. m. Live Stock Judging Contest Afternoon, l:30 p. m. Community Sing-Welcome Music .......... ........................... ................ Reading ............. Solo ......,............... ..,..,... ...................... Address to Ladies .................,.......................... Address to Men ,,,.,,, ,.,,,, P 'rofessor R. R. Hudelson Evening, 8:00 p. m. Community Orchestra Harmonica Orchestra Reading ........,.,...i... Playlet ........... .......... Piano Solo ...., .,,..,,,.,,..,.,....,......,.....,,,,.,,.,,...... Address .....,. .,,., .....,,.............,.,...,,,,,... R e v. ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Morning, 9 a. m. Grade Chorus Evelyn Wessel Holman Johnson Mrs. C. Hessler on Farm Management Mildred Conkling Local Talent Miss Walker 'Dadu H. E. Rompel Horseshoe Tournament l0:30 ..............,.........., ....................... C hicken and Hog Calling Contests Il:00 .... .,...,.,....,,.,...,.................... R aces and other Contests Afternoon l:00 p. m. Music ....,........,,,.........................,.......,.,................. ....,. H igh School Girls Reading .............,................................................ .........,.........,. A ra Bloyd Demonstration of Meat Cuts and Preparation .,..,.,..,.... Miss Emma Bertram l:30 .................................................................... Tractor Plowing Contest Evening, 8:00 p. m. Music by Community Orchestra Reading .........................................................................,,... Orville Eckberg Chris Obeflander .......,,,..,,....., ..,,... R eader and lmpersonatgr Music ......................................... ...................... M ale Quartet Clogger and Harmonic Player .... Whistler ....,,.,........,....,,.,.,...,.,,,., Pg tif Mattie Johnson Elmer Sping

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THE BEURO TEACHERS RECEPTION The Board of Education always holds a reception for the teachers the first week of school. This year it took the form of a weiner roast. After this there was a program in the auditorium. The new teachers were intro- duced and all old teachers told of the ways in which they spent the sum- mer. Teachers were greeted by members of each Board. SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTY Well! the Sophomores gave a party. It was supposed to be a Hallo- we'en Party and it sure was. lf you had been there you would still be scared. Those poor Freshmen. It almost scared a year's growth from them. And you should have seen those Seniors. l actually believe you would have lost two pounds and lots of old age laughing at them. Of course they thought it couldn't be done-but-well, it was anyway. After we had a little excitement, Mr. Prince had a few games that we played. We all had fun. Ask Oley how the boxing match came out. After the games we had a lunch. Sweet cider, sandwiches, pickles, and apples were served. Everyone had a good time and enjoyed themselves. A prize was given for the best costume. Who was it? just guess. Well, it was Mike . After getting into his sister's clothes he managed to make himself look like a flirt. lndeed he was. Mr. and Mrs. Litwiller from Buda were also at the party. Everyone was glad to see them. -john Eichmeier. THE 4-H CLUB Our 4-H Club has been organized for a number of years and it is in- creasing in profits every year. ln I927 there were sixty-six ribbons won and 5266.00 in prize money at the Bureau County Fair. Lawerence Wilson again attended the lnternational this year. Al- though Lawerence is not a Club Member at the present time he was one of the earliest members of our club. There are two Girls Clubs this year, the Booming Bakers and the Needles and Pins. With Mary johnson as leader of the Booming Bakers and Gertrude Chase, leader of the Needles and Pins, both clubs have made a good record. Mr. Forster is our Club Leader and has certainly done more than his share to make the Club a success. OFFICERS: President ....................,....,...... Harold Anderson Vice President ...... ,.... L eonard Herlean Secretary ........... ...,,,... V erda May Treasurer ........ .... R uth Keleher Pg ryf