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

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1933 -- Moore Township High School - 1933 - FRESHMAN CLASS 4 w w OFFICERS John McCord ---- P1'9Sid911f Edwin Murphy - - - Vice-President Joe Schilling - - Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Smith ----- Adviser Harry Sparks, Kenneth Meliza. MEMBERS Stanley Adams, Ronald Holoch, John William Curtis, James Kir- by, Dean Schmitz, Marion Harris, Russell Amdor, Richard Lukens, Ralph Hui, Lloyd Gill, Thomas Martin. Richard Curtis, John NVeedman, Francis Miller, John Fuller, Ei- leen Dawson, Eloise Rous, Dorothea Ruckman, Stanley Cathcart, George McCartney, Paul Smith, Paul Golden, Joseph Schilling. Lloyd Sievers, Paul Lawson, Philip Highhll, Eugene O'Neal, Fran- cis Adams, George Willard Bailey, Morris Reeder, Doris Etcheson, Mary Irene Curtis, Dorothy Ready, Clayton Edwards, Francis Gettel, Eugene Wood, Edward Vance, Richard Watson. Mildred Combest, Lois Moreland, Dorothy Gillespie, Evelyn Mae Faris, Mary Grimes, Carol Lugibill, Dorothy Edwards, Pauline Snow, Mildred Sawyer, Lucille Grimes. Leoma Clark, June Swigart, Opal Lawson, Kathryn Walsh, Lu- cille Dill, Mary Steagall. Virginia Sparrow, Helen Louise Henry, Jean Milton, Irene Bealor, Hazel Fry, Pauline Calhoun, Hilda Hall, Evelyn Price, Ida Mae Rollins. Edwin Murphy, Alta Sparrow, Marianna Severson, Edith Belle Larry, Mildred Johnson, Velva Garriot, Irene Atkinson, Julia Lavey, John McCord. Page twenty-four

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1933 - Moore Township High School - 1933 -np 2 l--- d iff SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Yes, there is little dispute to the accurateness of our claim, namely, that the 1933 edition of M. T. H. S. Sophomores rates among the great- est classes of all times. Do not seven boys attempt to justify their mothers' claims to a future President? Has anyone ever seen any mem- ber of the class commit a breach of conduct? CNot many, at leastl. Ate we not justihed in claiming the most beautiful girls in schools? Even members of the faculty say of us, The most original class. Who supports every athletic event throughout the year? Martha Williams, Janet Vance and Helene Frank, The Big Three. Who sells dozens of tickets to these same events? Riggs and Jack- son, the world champs. Wfho was the most colorful basketball player on the squad? None other than Bob Tague. Who tucked away victory in mile after mile? Our own Duke Kendall. ' Who was Farmer City's popular cheer leader? Fuzz Kendall. XVe are proud to be Sophomores. W'e admit the Juniors won the Stunt Show, but ask anyone which was the most enjoyed act. lf you were there, you'll vote--Sophomore. What class sold 150 copies of original newspapers in an hour at two cents a copy, when this amount means a week's work. Maybe this is liindberghian, but WE did. As to class ollicers, they are classified as the classiest of the classi- est class in the classrooms. Because of their modesty, their names were placed at the end of this story. Dan Murphy - - - President Gretchen Feldniann - Vice-President llob Jackson - - Treasurer Dan Murphy '35 Page twenty-three

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1933 - Moore Township High School - 1933 ll FHESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On August 29, 1932, the largest Freshman class that has ever en- tered M. T. H. S. had its first taste of what high school life is like. We were puzzled at first, as all Freshman classes are, but after the first six Weeks we felt as big as any of the upperclassmen. ' Our class is well represented in all the extra-curricular activities. Stanley Cathcart, who showed his ability to play football last fall, will surely be a candidate for the first team next year. Harry Sparks has made a remarkable record by his basketball ability. Ed. Vance, Eugene O'Neal and Eugene Wood, although they are small. have shown them- selves to be wide-awake baseball players. The Freshmen are rep- resented by four members of the class in the Moorite Dramatic Club and there are also many of our classmen in the band. Scholastically, we are also successful for in every grade period, the Freshman Class has the majority of the students who are on the honor roll. Our aim will be to carry the same standards of excellence through our sophomore year and to finish our senior year with higher honors than any class before- us has received, or any in the future can attain. Joseph Schilling '36 John McCord '36 John Weedman '36 Page twenty-five