Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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. Twenty-six - 'X it ' rl-if : ' ,LPML , . PEP CLUB M N l if Power - Energy - Purpose Back Row-H. Dillois, G. Meyer, R. Baden, J. McVeitty, J. Duttarer, R. Smith, G. Budisalich, K. Kullnian. Row IV-S. Anderson, E. Burdette, M. Kallister, F. Grawey, W. Uphoff, L. Baker, B. Orr, J. Weber. Row III-B. Moehlenhof, F. Peterson, D. Mooney, R. Bristol, M. McBride, M. Sanden, A. Shreffler, A. Ifledger Row II-E. Richardson, R. Lorch, D. Henning, B. Adams, L. Rasor, E. Bradshaw, H. Reynolds, C. Bradshaw. Front Row-M. Richter, V. Peterson, M. Sutton, M. Madden, D. Ruesch, M. L. Rogers, M. Schmitt, M. Schmi the first Alumni activity of the year. Such programs and entertainments as are provided by this organization are promoted solely for the benefit of the Manual scholarship fund, which pro- vides means and an opportunity for some worthy graduate to attend col- lege. We are proud of this organiza- tion, the only one of its kind in the city of Peoria, and rejoice in the pep and enthusiasm which it displays in such a worth-while and laudable undertaking. PAY DAY Doors swinging! Laughter! Fac- ulty on parade! Excitement for the cast of the Alumni play was naught as compared to that of faculty members who trouped to the office to sign their first pay roll after a long drought of three months. With checks carefully tucked away in various intricate places of concealment, the day went rapidly and duties were cheerfully performed. Tomorrow they will be welcomed as never before by butcher, by baker, by department store. DECATUR The second game of the football season was a nocturnal affair at Deca- tur. We had the appellation of the underdogs but came away with the long end of the Q6-OD score. Touted as contenders for Big 12 honors, the Decatur loss was hard to take by some of the irate fans, and in addition to a victory, the Manual team received a shower of missiles directed at the bus as they started on their journey home- ward. PICNIC To the new teachers joining the ranks of the Manual faculty the fall picnic of this group was one of unusual and dynamic interest. Twice post- poned on account of moisture, it even- tually occurred on September 28 at the rooms of the Teachers' Club in the Administration Building. Service at the tables and entertainment follow- ing the luncheon were provided by the 'fNeophites, and from rumors that found their way out the oldsters must have found pleasure in the discoml fiture of the youngsters. When at the height of the Knock, Knocksn the order was given to Russell up some more food, the meeting was promptly adjourned.

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