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

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SUDHUMUIQES Top Row: Paul Murphy, Leonard Sniff, Richard Stalker, Eugene Hoff- man, Carl Luck, Raymond Reeser, John Ziegler, Roger Derr, Lloyd B Riggs, George Rock, Harold Riggs, Lyle Nichols, Landis Hurley, Clay Stamp. Second Row: Mr. Graham, Harry Dale Miles, Bessie Howe, Lorraine Bennett, Mary Michael, Alberta Harrold, Doris Shaw, Margaret Ann Jackson, Lyda Walsh, Joan Williams, Betty Feldmann, Orval Bear, Kenneth Swallow, George Stalker. Third Row: Janet Houser, Helen Massock, Vivian Peterson, Clara Nell Moore, Lucille Carrier, Bernice Helmick, Donna Rutledge, Maxine Dubson, Irene Miller, Ione Schmitz, Garland Steagall. Bottom Row: Kenneth Krepps, Bill Martin, Jack Reeser, Eldon Clear- water, Raymond Knight, Philip Highfill. 1 THEI Page Twenty-six ....... . ,1.. ,. lan- A.. A... , , ..4,.,4 1,

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JIJHNIUIQS Class History We entered M. T. H. S. in the fall of thirty-three, perhaps the greenest freshmen in the'school's history. However we soon overcame this handicap with the help of our advisor Mr. Smith. The biggest event of the year was the picnic in Herrick's timber. Our sophomore year was very successful, our greatest achievement was the publication of the Buzze1'. We had our annu.al picnic at Champaign which was considered a great success. Being Juniors was even better than we thought possible. Accord- ing to custom the Juniors sponsored the stunt show, which was de-- clared by some to be the best they had ever attended. The height of our ambition was reached when our stunt won the cup. Our basketball team won the inter-class tournament, and again Juniors won fame through hard work and our greatest asset-cooperation. We present- ed a one-act play entitled The King's English, a comedy enjoyed by all. We have sponsored two parties, both highly successful. We hope to give the best reception possible, one which the Seniors will always remember as our appreciation for the example which they have made for us. We continued to occupy our place at the head of the honor roll this year, as in the two preceeding ones. Our athletic record likewise was all we could hope for. All other extra-curricu.lar activities are led by and dependent upon Juniors. We hope to continue this record, and give the under-classmen next year an example such as we have been given the past three years. Dorothy Gillespie DWL Page Twenty five

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SDDHDMDIQES Class History We are over-worked, but nevertheless they call us the laziest class in school. Even though We are called lazy, we are proud of the num- ber, eight, on the honor roll. With the help of our very capable class advisor, Mr. Graham, We had a very good stunt, even though we didn't win the cup. 'fs We are represented in athletics, both football and basketball. Several members ofthe Sophomore class are in the glee club and band. lt doesn't seem possible but two years of our high school days are about over. VVe hope to get over our so called laziness and have more of our names on the honor roll during the next two years. fPresidentJ Joan Williams '37 5 0 w Ly Page Twenty-seven