Catlin High School - Yearbook (Catlin, IL)

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IMPORTANT PARTS OF THE PICTURE ARE OUR BOARD OF EDU- CATION, PRINCIPAL AND FACULT . . . As Seniors we now have the chance tu express our gratitude 111 Klr. INCCIICX who is respfmsilnle for the recorcls nf progress wlmich Catlin Iligh School has marle. All his work ancl gmail umlerstautling of the stuilent lmflx' is very much appreciateil. 'Ilhe creclit gm-s to our Iloartl of Eflucatirm for the hiring of our gmail teachers, our well-equipped lmuiltliug. antl for supplying us with tltiugs neeilefl to make nur school term successful. 'Iihe tt-aclicrs are to be ccmiplimcntetl U11 their gmail untlerf stamling slmmrc-cl towarrl every stutlcnt at all times. 'I'hese teachers with thc-ir careful training aucl CIIIJIJCITIIIIIII with the stuclents have aicletl us in rt-aching our goal. V V V Pant' .SRU

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I' mn' Five After the fall activities that were held out of doors, the student body found themselves busily engaged preparing for the coming winter events. The F. H. A. and F. F. A. were reorganized, and met for their first time with a new staff of officers. The F. H. A. girls sold hot lunches every two weeks, making money for their organization. They also made their emblem for their new tan and green outfits. Each member of the F. F. A. purchased new blue suits on which they wore their emblem. Both organizations held interesting meetings once every month in which they tried to accomplish their tasks. The Clee Clubs and Hand met under the direction of a new teacher, Miss McClure. and Iland have made a name for themselves. Miss McClure was, also, respon- sible for the success of this year's operetta, Jeanie, The School Board has purchased new uniforms for our band, in which they have made many success- ful appearances at the home Due to her cooperativeness and under her leadership, our Glee Clubs basketball games. Under the leadership and successful coaching of Mr. Tedrick and Mr. Keeney, our basketball and wrestling teams have made a good showing. As well as the many school activities, the Fac- ulty have set aside the first Monday of each month for their Faculty Dinner. This is one evening which the faculty can spend without having to watch over a classroom of students. The Juniors and Seniors have both been very successful in putting on their class plays. Follow- ing these two very important events, March ushered in the class tournaments, Athletic Banquet, and the beginning of Track Season. i

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NVQ arc grateful to our lloartl of Education for their coopera- tion :intl line spirit shown in helping our sturlent bocly' through their years of high school. VH' have them to thunk for our xycll-equippetl school, which gives us so many advantages and opportunities. They are respon- sible for making our high school have Il high rzmking position :among the many schools of this county. The Seniors of 1941 wish to thunk the lloard of Education for the privileges and opportunities, given by them, in helping us reach our goal during our tour years in high school. All that the lloard of Education has clone, ancl is Still cloing for us, is zippreciatecl by the faculty :incl stuclent body, as well as the Seniors. 3 'l --ur t l'fn1t' ,51'I't'r1