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

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DEDIGATIUN Miss Hoose Miss Hoose will do it. How many times we have heard this and how true it is. Her talents are many, but among the most outstanding are her abilities in the art department, speech work, and her fine direction of the dramatics club. For many years she has helped to produce a yearbook with her typical good will and helpfulness. She is the girls' athletic director, and without her guidance in working with classes and other groups many would be at a loss. She has created many an interesting assembly and has also produced dramatic plays with great success. She has, herself, been active in numerous amateur theatrical groups and the Community Play- ers organization. She has not only directed for this group but has acted in a great many of their plays. She is also an enthusiastic participant in Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority affairs. Whether directing, acting, or conducting her classes, she is a friend when a friend is needed and is al- ways willing to help wherever she can. To you, Miss Hoose, we dedicate this 1946 edition of the REVERIE. Page Three

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. K R , VERA CATES FOREST CATES To the memory ol Vera and Forest Cates we dedicate this 1946 edition ofthe REVERIE. These two fine young people were our schoolmates and they were good Friends to everyone whom they met. All ol us who knew them and who attended school with them lor many years knew how active and co- operative they were. Vera had a great many interests in and outside of high school. She and Forest were both outstanding in their church youth group. Vera was also active in dramatics club, Rainbow Girls, and Girl Scouts. Forest's ability lay in his athletic skill. He had a prominent position on the football squad and was an up-and-coming prospect for the basketball team. He was also active in other school activities. As we know, it is the small deeds that make a truly great and happier world: the small deeds they did for their friends made many a dull day brighter. We could not have asked for two finer friends than Vera and Forest. Page Two

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BOARD 0F EDUCATION MR. B. W. STEPHENS-President ol the Board: General Manager of the Paxton Typewriter Company. DR. J. R. HOLBERT--Secretary ol Boardg President ol the Funk Broth- ers Seed Company. NR. WILLIAM MYERS-prominent hrmer. MR. W. C. GODDARD-Agent lor Equitable Life Assurance So- cie y. MR. WESLEY WlLCOX-Comptrol- ler of the Funk Brothers Seed Com- pany. All members of the board are, or until recently have been, patrons ol the school. Their interest in the welfare of the school is consistent with their interest and cooperation as appreciative patrons. Their duties con- sist largely in the determination of policies and the discharge of those formal duties required by law. Page Four