Crete Monee High School - Jester Yearbook (Crete, IL)

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SENIORS IN 1952 Aladd1n spoke h1S mag1c words and 1nstant1y h1S genu appeared Wlth a mag1c carpet After ten years Aladd1n s prornlse was f1na1ly bemg fulf1lled and everyone scrambled on the carpet for the long ant1c1pated tr1p As we were taken aloft 1nto the a1r our gen11 suggested bemg guests at the Blrd Club We no sooner made our entrance than we heard stralns of a yvell knoyyn p1ece arranged by Robert Snoeberger and com1ng from the band of the world famous band leader Hubert Hot Stuff Schlemmer and h1s Flfteen Llttle Peppers HIS songstress was no one else but Genev1eve Robson Followmg seyeral of hlS p19CCS yye yy ere enterta1ned by a floor show whose ch1ef attract1ons yy ere Betty June Hensley and Ethel Hon Spend1ng a cons1der'1ble part of our t1me here we stepped on the carpet once more and came to the art museum of World renowned pamtmgs tCont1nu d on Page 41, RETROSPECT Cont1nued f1om Pag 7 Early 11 the second semester a copy of the 1941 Jester yy as sent to each of the g ade schools located yy1th n the h1gh school d1str1ct so that students of tleos schools m1ght lefnn som thm f about the h1gh schools program and dC11X11X For the sam purpose the Journallsm class m uled COp1C5 of the school paper the Spectator to each gradt Crete Pubhc School Among other changes and 1mproy ements made dur1ng the yea1 was the replacmg of the study hall desks yy1th large sturdy t1bles Be S1d0S bf mg an 'nd to study 1ng these tables have made the room more useful for other gather1ngs meet1ngs play rehearsals etc L1brary fac1l1t1es yy ere also cons1derably lncreased dur1ng the vear Many new books yve1e added deahng vy1th many subjects Each teacher subm1tted a l1st of books useful 1n h1S O1 her courses and pur chase select1ons yy ere made from these l1sts On March 4 5 and 6 the local gymnaslum was the scene of a grade chool 1ny1tat1onal ba kctball tournament the f1rst tournament to be held 1n Crete s1nce the d1ssolut1on of the Jun1or SIX Conference 1n 1940 The schools yvh1ch partlclpated were Crete Steger Matteson Manhattan Grant Park Orland Park Lans1ng and Frankkfort Tro phlES were avy arded to Orland Park Lans1ng and Grant Park who f1n1shed 1n f1rst second and th1rd pos1t1ons respectlvely Eyery effort has been made to see that students who were absent when the plctures here1n were taken or who entered the Crete schools s1nce that ture are gn en due ment1on along yy 1th the1r respect1ve classes and extra currlcular groups The members of the staff are smcerely sorry 1f any one has been overlooked or omltted 5 X55 731111 n Ill xxxxt Illllll AGR' I IIN YKMS P . . . , . . ' ! ' I ,sf-xi-3 . - y . 9 ' V SC 77 ' LL ' ' 77 . ' . 7 Y . . . . Y 7 A Y C l 7 ' e ..-.. . ' C A' 41 , - ' 1 . ' . A 1 e ' 3 ' C ' ' e .' g . ' K Vs. 1 f ' ,' y G . 1 ' 'tv . C . Q' . H . school student in the high school district who does not attend the ' - y h v v' yr. - L I A. - 1 I . X' 1 I l -7' , . c i g ' 7 7 7 ' , - S . Y. .Y S X , . H . . . . y , V Q v a I 1 ' ' S . . . - y - y. . y . , F 1 1 1 - 1 my . . . '. . . . 1 Ng V V l F 11 1 I 1 I