Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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fi' THE SUMMIT, 1936 Fred Catherine Paul Wilberta 8 Borgard Filla Smith Rebbe Albert Herman Virginia Wilbert Wehner Tilton Easterly Harrison Everette Harry LaVerne Homer Adams McGuire Welge Brush Edward William David lrma Siemers Ieremiah Laymon Buatte lerald Delores Richard Fiegel Adams Conner Kathryn Bernard Marcella Atchison Aspley Palmier Glenard Madelon Marie Hammack Farrell Vieregge lj h , Page 19

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THE SUMMIT, l935 fb fl M- e l Ethel V Harold Marion Vieregge Hettesheimer Grete Iarnes Geneva Spencer Lewis Burditt Brown Eugene lames Betty 2 I-lornberger Allen Etherto 1 N9 t N l wfxg t fvklv x t i rf T Q ol'Ggs18o in EE E gi E E iAi, Hurd Ianet David Iohnson Iohnson Harmon Opal Roland Mildred Rushing Gnaegy Dietenbach Wilbur Nelle George Saak Markham Rushing Marion lunior Alma Wittenbrink Beare Preusse Melba Weber William Dilworth Elizabeth Boyte lack Atchison

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THE SUMMIT, I936 May 28, l936, and time for another interesting session with your friend and advisor, The Voice of Inexperience, brought to you under the joint sponsor- ship of D. E. Darwin and W. O. Simmons, that twin remedy for the failure of parties and the sinking into oblivion of the class of '37. Greetings, my frans, this is your old palsy-walsy, The Voice of Inexperi- ence, obliterating the cares and woes of the over-worked lads and lassies of the Iunior Class of '35 I shall try in the hour alloted me to give an inkling as to the specimens of humanity that make up the Iunior class. Dear Voice of Inexperience: I am having tremendous difficulty with my boy friend, Wilbert Harrison. He seems to be over-studiousg and when he comes to visit me, he insists on getting my lessons for me when I want to go out and have some fun. Please advise me as to the steps I should take in overcoming this situation. Dem Delores: Delores Adams Having observed the eligibility list, I should suggest that you take steps with Harold Hettesheimer, who, I find, is quite a play-boy. Try him for a couple of rounds. Dear Voice of Inexperience: I have a very urgent matter to take up with you. My friends tell me that I am so skinny that my bones rattle. Oh, what'll I do? Oh, what'll I do? Dear Roland: Roland Gncegy Roland, life is a gamble, and what is a gamble but a rattle of bones? Dear Voice of Inexperience: My steady companion for about three months, William Ieremiah, has re- versed his affections from me to that quite meek creature, Irma Buatte. I'm not positive of this and I hate to accuse him falsely, but, from all appearances, he has done me wrong. You might be able to suggest some current gos- sips who could do some good for a change and snoop around a bit for me. Dear Liz: Elizabeth Boyte The most fluent gossips of your acquaintance seem to be: Geneva Burditt, Catherine Eilla, Marion Grefe, and Ethel Vieregge. While you are waiting for results, give Homer Brush, Edward Siemers, and Gerald Fiegel a break. Dear Voice of Inexperience: My problem is a weighty one. The inspiration of the band members is Wilberta Rebbe. When we go to serenade her, she throws everything from ink bottles to typewriters at us. What do you suggest that we do? Dem EVVYZ Everette Adams My advice to you is to have Herman Tilton, the director of the orchestra, to supervise your playing and selection of music. Also have your friend, Iunior Beare, play a trombone solo, as only he can. Some other noteworthy mu- sicians are Eugene Hornberger and Wilbur Saak, Dear Voice of Inexperience: I am by nature a very sleepy animal. I never go anywhere, so I don't know any of the affairs of rny class fthe Ir. class of '36D. Please give me the inside dope on what we're doing and what we've done. I have to write an account of our activities, and I must confess I slept through the party we had. . .. V' ' ' E t l Dear Virginia: lrgmla as ery Your class has three officers: Spencer Brown, Presidentg William Ieremiah, Vice-Presidentg Marcella Palmier, Secretary. You had a party the first se- mester. It was a scavenger hunt which included the whole town. To raise Page 20