Argenta Oreana High School - Pilot Yearbook (Argenta, IL)

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TEACHERS H. J. Cawthcrno, Pi'in, Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Biology, Senior Class sponser. The Seniors especially can recor.’-mend him to their r.ncot:s.'.crs,and tne other classes car aloe eV ir him as principal. Ha war. leader uvi ing their nappy year 192S-26. E. 7. Zeppenfeld- Physics, Business Law, General Science and Agriculture, Freshman class sponsor. Hr. Znop3nSeld is tho cld stand-by of A.C.H.S., having been here five yoars. Ko has charge of us dur- ing the study period before school both morning and noon. O.F. Madden, Coach. Geometry, English III, Algebra I, Civics, Modorn History, Junior class advisor. Ho has successfully coached tho basket ball and baseball teams through their seasons. He is always boosting hxs team. He is ai o leader of the glee club and assembly singingV Irene Pierson. English I, II, IV, Latin I, IP. Sophomore class sponser, also leader of the Delphian Literary society.- The success of our high school plays is duo to hor efforts and as overseer of tho library and board of librarians she deserves credit. Myrtle Bailey Domsestic Science I , II, Ancient History, Commorcial Gsograohy, leader of Ionian Literary society. Y a certainly have enjoyed her menus and banquets during the year. The So and Sew club under her supervision has been very helpful to the girls during the year. Esther Irvine •26

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The High School Board Barry Munch, President. J. W. Duvall Melvin Mane eke Charles Parker Jolin Ropp This being our wish to extent our appreciation to the sincere directors. last opportunity, we heartiest, though not Pinal, above body of faithful and si Their promotion, equipment and faithful teachers four years of effort toward in the way of supplying sufficient in providing efficient and , has not passed by un- noticed by the class of 1926. In our four years of struggling, they came to our rescue willingly. Inall incidents, they have proven themselves generous and kind, and worthy of the respect and regards we have for them. Bonnie Troxell '26.

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SENIOR SECTION Salutation So much, kind friends, my classmates bid me state, Y 'hat we have for you to-night in wait. In Argenta lies the scene; the time, to-day, The students (whose minds will stray) Half fact, half fancy, led by mishliiefs elves, Are we—the Class of 1926-, ourselves. This annual too, not made for vulgar gain. Is brought to you the first fruits of our brairi. So much for that then? while one word I ask That's half a Joyous word, and half a sad. And this is this: This annual, the last we will edit V7e hope will be much to our credit. And why? because from this school we pass. We'll nevermore meet on earth as a class. Each one must struggle onward all alone To fight-the world and win it for his own; Each one must turn from all his school day strife To solve the problems of the school of life. And so, he as in a fanciful conceit, Tho story of school frolics we now repeat. And many facts and fancies we do pass To the one that seeks the value of this class, Remembert half in earnest, half is play, While we are likewise half sad, half gay And now we wish to express our appreciation, To you, teachers and students, for your cooperation. And our friends and parents we'll not forget, Your support, we hope you'2)2b never regret. You who prepared us to meet life's opportunities, We{ll not disappoint when we meet our life's responsibilities. Florence White '26.