Catlin High School - Yearbook (Catlin, IL)

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CAMERA VIEWS OF OUR ACTIVITIES J To give you a photographic view of our activities we must roll out our multa lense high speed camera to keep up with the rlizzv whirl of activities that are ever in progress. 'llhough the pace he fast it is the more enjoyable. for we enter only those activities for which our personalitx' and abilities best tit us. From the shouts of delight in our P. E. classes through the melomlious voices of our Glee Clubs to the hloocl currlling laugh of the villian on the stage, vou will see and hear young America at work and at play. V V V Page Twenty

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AN N UAL STAFF VVith the cooperation of all the students and faculty of C. T. H. S. the Class of '-ll is able to publish this fourth edition of the Catlinean. Mr. Bell is the advisor of the staff, H, Barkman, Editor-in- Chief, L. Ferguson, Art Edi- tor, M. Hawkins, Class Edi- torg M. Williams, Feature Edi- torg I. Wall, Sports Editorg j. Mesich, Business Manager, ll. Pal, Circulation Manager. F.F.A. The F.F.A. lmoys, under the leadership of Mr. Thomas, held a successful Corn Husk- ing Contest for high school boys. A Father and Son Banquet , sponsored hy the boys, will end another success- ful year of the Catlin Future Farmers of America. Miss Parker, Home Pic, In- structor, organized a club of girls who call themselves the Future Home-makers of America. The girls served hot lunches once a week from .in........ F.H.A. Noveinluei' to Klarch. They had a very successful Mother and Daughter Banquet April 2, lf?-ll. .X Held trip to Klo- mence concluded a very suc- cessful year. Page Twmity-iu'o