Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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GEORGE C. MASON-Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra ' Mr. Mason's great golf game ls of rather questionable fame, H ELEN F. McCLANATHAN-Clothin Q A tiny girl with a big smile, Who dresses in the latest style. ANNA E. McKEE-Art Dressed in a smoclr, with pallette and brush, She paints fine things, despite the rush. T. L. NIEMAN--Cabinet Malrinq We understand that Mr. Neiman Spends his summers as a seaman. LEWIS PUGH--Machine Shop Mechanical Drawing You should be thanlrtul, Mr. Pugh, Cause, oh, what a poem could do to you! I8 FLORENCE c. MATHIS-Eoodsif Miss Mathis really is the looss Ot Manuals Junior Red Cross. fVZ.,.,.,,., Q,2?1.4,,:C, dL4r-J92-7-40 MARILLA MCCLANATHAN Shorthand, TYPln8 With a carpet sweeper close at hand, Her home is always spic and span. Q HELEN c. MUNSTERMAN-English! She came to us two years ago, And teaches sophomore English, you -4l.AA.: lcnow. HENRY R. PRATT-Commercial Law. is Mr. Prattg MOLLIE RABOLD-Head of Englis She merely writes the M. R. test, And lets us worry about the rest, wonder he's fat. h Dept

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R. C. JOHNSON-Bookkeeping A trustworthy man he must be To handle all the money in the treasury. MADGE KIRKPATRICK-Clothing The possessor of those lovely silver curls, And the club adviser of the senior girls. RAY LANDERS-Bookkeeping When he's in the mood, and his mind meariders, You'll get a lecture from Mr. Landers R. L. LIVINGSTON-Bookkeeping An actor in Peoria Players is he, And a finer fellow we've yet to see. MICHAEL LOUKITUS Bookkeeping, Shorthe nd, Typing Mr. Loukitus is fond of sheep, He even counts them in his sleep. fl JOH A. KEMP-Dean of Boys, Bookkeeping He's the tardy hall bogeyfman: So be on time if you possibly can. GENE KROEPEL-English We usually tool: the advice of our sage, But we wouldn't put her puppies on every page. MILTON LITTERST-Modern History Assemblies, inltwells, and guards in the hall, The council adviser talces care ofgtberi-stall. GEORGIANA LORD-Head of Clothing Dept. A solo traveler is our Miss Lord, Whene'er the captain shouts, All aboard. ROBERT MA SCHOTT-English An ege alumnus, e c m Columbia to us. I7

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CLARA REESE-Accompanist Over the lreys her fingers strayg We're cured whene'er she starts to play. JOHN Q. SAPP-Commercial Geography Mr. Sapp is really quite wise, Not at all what his name implies. EMMA M. sEMLow-Typing. he title for best dressed teacher goes o Miss Semlow, who really lcnows her :lo J. O. STITELY-Civic, Modern History Social science cw advisor 's he, And teacher ot bftern history, WALTER W. THOMAS-Chemistry hen he brings out his beakers, etc., you know e really sets up a spectacular show. GERTRUDE REINHARD-Dean of Girls, Art It you're foolish or lazy, and stay away: You'll see Miss Reinhard the very next day GLEN SCHWARTZ-A rt, Salesmanship His name should not be Glen, but Ray, To malce it rhyme with Chevrolet. RUTH STACY-Office A happy day she could easily wreclc By holding back a teacher's check. DOROTHY SPRAGUE-Latin, Spanish Though poor old Caesar's long been deadp We still must memorize what he said. I THEODORE VAN BUENING-Algebrav Uncle Teddy's right in lash, With his little black moustache.