Moore Township High School - Owl Yearbook (Farmer City, IL)

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Um' 1 '3 1933 - 'Moore Township High School - 1933 he he r , ,, ,.,....... nigga jjj' , I r . l Burford Plotner Elizabeth Reeser What a man has, Gentle of speech-- so much he is sure beneficent of mind. f. o of , U l X of lVl.argaret Schilling Prosperity makes ifrienrls, adversity tries them. ' 50 IWW' Howard Stalker By the work one knows the work- man. Robert Trenkle Good- better- best --Never let it restg Until the good is better and the bet- ter-best. Page seventeen Leo Schmitz Take life too ser- iously anml what is it worth? W Elsie Thorntoln A merry heart maketh a cheery countenance. I f 1, ss ,, ,Q Dean Turner Whatever you do, do wisely. I ff-W ff War ff. i

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1933 - Moore Township High School - 1933 .1 Josephine Jackson Wise to resolve, and patient to per- form. Mary Lashbrook A soft answer turns away wrath. Lyle McKinley Let every man mind his own busi- ness. 1 Robert Mullen He carried the heavy end of the log. F yu ,i .eva n J. , 4 y 'X - s Derward Johnston I meddle with no man's business but my own. Eugene Lientz The wise say no- thing in dangerous times. Ruth Mitchell I said untofinyself, HAH men are liars. Vernoln Nixon And where is a friend that sticketh closer than a broth- er. Y s Page sixteen

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1933 - Moore Township High School - 1933 Gordon Fuehrer A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. V' ' ,UUQLVIX ,, 1. xml' 1. 4 Verrnelle Nixon A man that hath friends must show himself friendly-- Russell Ward Diligence is the mofner of good for- tune. . 1 nl ll'-ty-9 X , I !lw A'Jf,,, 'ff' zLoo4,-!i 1 i Ain, l rv ,AMN .AQ MU 'NX LD--1 ' fl , Evelyn Glardon And heaven had wanted one immor- tal song. GMX M g 0'Ne e ea day critic on t l Helen Weedman I believe in living calmly. Eugene Wilson Love sought is wise-but unsought is better. Page eighteen