Normal Community High School - Echoes Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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THE ECI-IOES 1 9 3 0 T A i i ' ' b 'fn' ' 'Y is-C -bM 'N' Av' i' W'- '- f s5Q Tr :Q lb , 'P Q It 1' 3 Ii Qi Z J' ' ll' X CARI. 'l'l'1lGI.lG Hrlilllllljjll lurk him he nrvcr Operettzt '25-'26-'29-' Junior Play '26-'20 Senior Play' '30 is IlfjIllilSf I'CfI'Cflf8.y' 30 Foot-lm ll '25-' 26-'20-'30 Basket-lmll '25-'22 6 Staff '29-'30 Glee Club '25-'Z 6-'29 All-School Play '30 'Fhespiuns '30 Ili-Y '30 Chorus '25-'25 All-State Chorus '30 County Contest '20 Vocational Club '30 5 Pres, '30 f,-,ack '25 lAllil4I'l l'A THOMAS District 1'0l1llYlE5l'LTl2ll Meet '20 W7l'lf She k 101US Sim knows. G. A. A. '28-'29 ICLSIIC SPRIGKI Chorus '26-' 2 7 Wr' iiivrl H1011 likr 0 plrrzs- llilf flllkllflllff' MILDHED NVAHD Blessings on giriff G. A. A. '27-'29-'30 Chorus '27-'28 Glee Club '29 Dramatic Club '28 Operettzl '29 FRANCIS YVADFI H Ive' liillc JIer1:11r11 was not qnitv so fast. 'l'ransferred, Elkhart High School '30 Foot-ball '30 Basket-bull '30 Track '30 Base-ball '30 , Senior Class Irvs. 50 Staff '30 Glee Club '30 Literary Contest '30 Hi-Y '30 All-Sclxool Play Thespians '30 Vocational Club '30 '30 fr

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THE ECHOES 1930 YVENDELL E. OLIVER His keen, quick humor and his leaershlp among us: made him a mlm incleerlf' Basket-ball '28-'29-'30 Glee Club '28 gSec-'l'reas. '29-'30 Glee Club '28: Sec.-Treas. '29-'30 Tres. Hi-Y '28: Vice Pres. '29g Pres. '30 Staff '28-'29g Ed.-in-Chief '30 Staff Play '29 Debate Team '29-'30 Junior Plays '29 All-School Play '30 All-State Chorus '30 Senior Play 'Skiddingu '30 Vice Pres. Thespians '30 Class Officer '30 Pres. Vocational Club '30 Literary Contest '30 Operetta '28-'29-'30 National Honor Society Toast Master Jr. Sr. quet '29 Base-ball '29 Track '27-'30 Dramatic Club '28 EUNICE SIEI-I 'AA daughter of the 0 she-divinely tall. G. A. C. '27-'28 G. A. A. '29 Glee Club '27-'28-'29-'30 Junior-Senior Play '28 Operetta '27-'28-'30 Staff '28'-'29-'30 Chorus '27-'28 Staff Play '29 Literary Contest '28 Dramatic Club '28-'29 Junior Play '29 Senior Play '30 Thespians '30 National Honor Society Ban- ORTTIE SA'l l'ERFll5LD HA little learning is clanger- ons to be without. Transferred, Centralia High School '28 Foot-ball '28-'29-'30 Bus. Mgr. Senior Play '30 Vocational Club '30 oils is DOROTHY SCH ERTZ An excellent rezaresenta tive of our 7 LL7'Cl'l mold ens. G. A. C. '27-'28 G. A. A. '29-'30 Chorus '28 Drarnzitic Club '28 GEORGE TAYLOR Certain to make business man. Foot-ball '27-'28-'30 Basket-ball '27-'28-'29-'30 lunior Play '29 Glee Club '30 Vice Pres. Junior Class '29 rl BIG 1, IM X 15' iii 1, ia. . '-1 .Q Y 13 .3, erm lar s l- ,f,..:.e:. . A --A. Q L -e 711115-

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THE ECHOES 1 9 3 0 AMBITIONS Ambitious cause many things to be done and much progress to be made that would not ordinarily be done. Far be it from the Seniors of nine- teen-thirty to be a slap in the face of progress so they have ambitions, too. Eunice Sieh aspires to teach the modern flapper to cook without scorching the gravy, etc. Mildred Floyd proposes to get the latest scandal by being a proof reader for a tabloid newspaper and along this line Harriett Ferguson goes at the same thing by supplying the so-called dirtH by being a court reporter. Kenny Hill, a coach? Yea verily, four wheels any every- thing. Jessie johnson thinks of taking XVill Roger's place when VVill', dies. Lillian Houston is to be a private secretary, but for whom she refuses to disclose. Francis XVade is to teach babies to execute forward passes with their bottles so dear ole Wfhoosis will have better football men. Mildred Wfard is planning to be a nurse as is Dorothy Schertz. Harold Karlock is going to develop a superiority complex and sell automobiles so that Clyde Frietag, who proposes being a mechanic, will find work. Elsie Sprigs is going to raise the vocation of housekeeping to a high level. Carl Tuggle, one of the most ambitious, intends to go on the stage and then take up ac- counting that he may properly keep track of the coppers thrown on the stage by enthusiastic audiences. George Taylor is developing his stock of stories so that he may be a traveling salesman and serve the ladies by selling Real- silkf' Orttie Satterfield has contracted to teach dancing at Bon-Go Park. To take money from the public is Naomi Carroll's ambition so she's going to be a cashier in a bank. Then you'll hear of 'lDick Heyworth as the only living music teacher refusing to give lessons on the saxophoneg Dorris Lee, a mathematiciang Lalvlar Daniels. a big league ball playerg Dorothy Langston, writing imc Sl'0l'1'CSQ Tyke Mecherle, a lawyer, advocating farm relief by foreclosing mortgages thus relieving farmers of their farmsg Goldie Grizzle, keeping some man happy. George McBurney is to go into agriculture and solve the horseless farming problem. Bill'l Bryan is to operate a flea circus. As a radio operator Richard Bayless proposes 'to spend his time. Leila Aicher is to write a true story of Strawn, Illinois. Kenny Benjamin, an anti-alarm clock advocate, is to be a farmer and be aroused by the proverbial rooster. Read the daily papers and you'll get the latest on these ambitions and their results or better yet come to the Alumni Banquet and you'll get all the dope! I if gil, -vi g 1, to cg- ct., g is rider,