Cissna High School - Review Yearbook (Cissna Park, IL)

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'IBB R E V I EW NIO rife Jifxfe B . CLASS MOTTO Rowing, not Driftingw CLASS COLORS Sflver and Blue I CLASSRFLOWER Pink and White Carnation CLASS OFFICERS President ....................... Roma Dryden Vice-President .... ...... J oe Beebe Secretary ...... .... W ilbur Cluver Treasurer --.- ..... Ralph Schmidt Faculty Advisor Miss Brown twenty-one

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T55 R E VIEW - - Q ,sup ,lo ruuosnu rn vnu avg , - - 1 . - 1 . 1 '55hulfu7fs4.QQGn'lA5hn03s05n'. ecilsfnuhonie . - 1 f - 1 i ' ' ' . pf 1 1 o 'svn no 141 suv . .4-A nun nv.: .ou-rs :vnu .svn .ou-n51'57m03::5!u'f 9a51'l15hnlfn5:l'. Qsirikffollfs nl.ou-rs lun: s ul lou-1 uv n au . We, the class of 1928 of the Cissna Park High School, possessing neith- er judgment nor discretion, and facing the possibility of departure from the historic halls of this beloved institution of learning, find it fitting and proper that we throw off the cloak of childhood and extend to our successors the benefit gf the experience we have accumulated during four years of high school li e. Therefore, we do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament: We, as a class, collectively bequeath to all undergraduates our ability to strive ahead to a better goal. I, Oma Aeschliman, do hereby will and bequeath my ability as cheer leader to Avonell Hilt. I, Mary Dryden, do will and bequeath my skill as a bluffer to Ruth Zbinden. I, Ruth Leverenz, do will and bequeath my freckles to Lucy King. I, Eunice Frank, do will and bequeath my childish pranks and foolish notions to Anna Stiener. I, Rosella McCray, do will and bequeath my position as chief flapper of the class to Frances Whitaker. I, Leona I-Iasselbring, do will and bequeath my friendly feelings toward ministers to Ethel Salmon. I, Anna McCray, do will and bequeath my faithful old horse to Eva Brown. I, Hulda Knake, do will and bequeath my love for little men to Ruby King. f. I, Paul Reutter, do will and bequeath my skill as an artist to Carl Berg. I, Jesse Hofer, do will and bequeath my habit of visiting school to any one who can use it for better or for worse. I, Ralph Scott, do will and bequeath my ability as a smasher of femi- nine hearts to Ralph Schmidt. I, Earl Reutter, do will and bequeath my talkative tongue to Earl Brenner. I, Wilbur Eberhart, do will and bequeath my love-making ability to Delbert Pendergrast. In witness whereof we hereunto set our hand and seal this third day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty- eight. Signed: CLASS OF 1928. Witnesses: Gilbert Hasselbring Elmer Yergler. twenty 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

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lla' ,ml !lH Ima lzaae HID ilzlfl iiiiis mlm fini lee? lliffff llnzsa liliil liliiii Ziegfll 2222255 Eilflif l 2 W ' 155 R EV I EW Back row: W. Barth, C. Hofman, W. Cluver, Miss Brown, E. Walder, R. Schmidt, E. Brenner, D. Zbinden. Second row: W. Harweger, W. Beer, R. King, C. Berg, N. Sites, J. Beebe. Front row: R. Zbinden, R. Dryden, L. King, V. Freidinger, E. Stoker. . , . .. ... . ... 1... . -22-fl-'5 0-Sw --2361-'-W-in-A'-f ' junior Class History I 121515 ' At the beginning of our Freshman year, nineteen students enrolled for the year's work under the supervision of Miss Chappell, the class advisor. The year's work was carried on successfully, no one dropping out during the school term. Our sophomore year was begun with seventeen members in the class, three, Lorena Mc'Cray, Edgar Sebring, and Marie Boers, having dropped out and one absence being filled by Carl Berg, who came to this school from East Lynn High School. In April, Orin Aeschliman left school, much to the regret of the whole class. Under the direction of Brooks Courtright, class advisor, the school year was a very happy and prosperous one. Our class at the beginning of the Junior year again numbered nine- teen, two, Ruth Steiner and Corrine Ward, having dropped out, and Chester Hofman, Dale Zbinden, George King, and Elsie Stocker entering. Chester Hofman came to our school from Rossville High School, and George King, by carrying five subjects a year, was considered a Junior. Miss Stocker dropped out in January in order to attend Brown's Business College at Danville, Illinois. With Miss Brown as class advisor, the class was able to carry out its arduous struggles very successfully. We are looking forward to taking over the responsibilities of seniors next year in the absence of the Seniors of '28. twenty-two :: : x L:::::::::::: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... .... ........