Earlville High School - Raidorian Our Years Yearbook (Earlville, IL)
- Class of 1927
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A Will: I1 umlzlv anal conlrilc lzvarfs- lol as frrvmzfly and flvraully dedicafc this builrllng, llzc vncrgics and affec- lfirms af llmse who labor wilhin ils 'walls aml flm malarial 1'w.w111'f'0s of fhix commzmily llf'1,'0lC'll la llac progress of yaufla, In llw .wwicc and 101-0 of our God, our country, our clu'ldrvn and our fellow mm. Supl. Taylor af Dedicafiml. li .-ng-1: ........4. .-.......-........-..-..-....-...-..-..- .....,......,....-...,........-..-,.-.-....-...-.-...-..-,,,,....-...........,.-...-.....-...-..,-......-.,.. ....-..-...........m...4.....-.-.. 1gg1m1uu 1u1y1u1p1u.-qu-5 y1u1m1m1uu-nu....uu-.uninnu- -. 1. 1 ..- 1 -. .- 1.141511 NINET EEN T WENTY - SEVEN MEMORIES i s Q X 'I 1 ASSEMBLED AND PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF EARLVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Il EARLVILLE, ILLINOIS uiu1q1g11q1uu1lu-u4a- 1 -min--1p1u1l1ul1 1 1 pn -01g 1.11411 gl 1,11-qimiuuimgqlqlg-. g1g1g1g1qig1qgig1g.-.-giglqlql-1 To SUPERINTENDENT F. G. TAYLOR and all who have helped in the growth and expansion of our school, we, the students of Earlville Community High School dedicate this Volume of MEMORIES g1gin1q1g1. gg.-.qgiqigingp ligigigig-.g1n1p11 - gigigiq.-5-Q1 X Contents THE BOARD 0119 EDUCATION FACULTY THE BUILDING CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ALUMNI 10.--.url I1-lilil-I -. ' ,-of .,...iQ -.-m'r-uiQa,1 IXIELIORIES Standing' lLeft to Righty: Kathern Foote, Elmer Rave, Miss Keeler, Daniel Humm, Miss Bullock, Raymond Bowers, George Gould. Seated tbeft to Rightj: Curl Marshall, Walter Wilson, Mary Weis. Wilbur Blakeslee, Gertrude Boltz, George Myers, Inez Golden, Frederick Torman. TI IE STA1 1 Edifur-ill-Cllivf NVilliur Blakeslee lfllSi'Il!'SS 1l1lI7lllg0I' - - Frederiek T0l'lll2lll r1ssi.vlr11z1' Busivufss JIIITIUQCT' - - '- Curl Marshall Smzziur E111'for.s - Daniel llumm, Gertrude Holtz. Mary NVeis .Junior Editors ---- Inez Golden, Elmer Rave Sophomore Edilors George Myers, George Gould 1 rr'sl1m1111 Edifor - - - Kartlleru Foote Afhlelics - - Raymond Bowers Artist - Vwlalter NVilsou Alumni Editor Miss Keeler Fucully .flfI'l'Z'S07' Miss Bullock . 6 .. -.- -w 1? .qw- -4. 'sl '51 ,f J. In R. -11lgq1Q1l1l The Board of Eclucaiion i1Du41l I 1 ' v l,'. 'WWW 4- .. .12 fm 'i w MEMORIES Back Row fL0ft to Rightlr O. R. Marshall, R. M. Roath, R. Frey. Front Row lL0ft to Rightiz O. J Tillman. H. J. Miller, Dr. E. H. Rayson. TIIE BOARD OF EDUCATION Dist. No. 380 .I'h1rlvi1l0 llllllllllllllllj' High S0h0o1. Ul',Q'il1llZ0ll April 28. 1920 in 1110 If Dr. F. A. Wil0y following: 1110 svlmol 010011011 of April 2-1. 1920. Scrvicc Dr. Fraink A. Will-y, Pros. - 1920-192-1 Use-nl' H. 0l2ll'Sllilll, 1300. 1920-251 - 1920- Rll1l'l01'1'0l'1l M. 11011111 - - 1920- 1'111l1'll'S ll. llill - 1920-1925 1920-19213 1924-1927 1925- .lulm A. l1up00 - - - Dr. Edwin I1. Rziyson, Pros. 11011114-11 l+'r0y - - - Una J. 'l'illln:1n - - - 1926- EllW2l1'll li. 'l'z1lJor. Pr0s. - - - 1927- llzirold J. l11ill0r fllflll-111011111012 S0621 1925- 8 05100 MEMORIES '43 tunding lleft to Rightl: D1'. F. E. Piorce, C. D. Hill. L. W. Park, W. Pren lc Seated 1L0l't to Rightl: C. C. Strong. F. A. Wiley, Funny M. Burlingzmiv, J. A Hall nos-. D1'. E. T. Goble. FORMER MEMBERS 014' TIIE BOARD UI EDVC XIION Dist. 304 fIm'0f'0rfl.w prfwioux In .1802 no! lIl'flHlIbIl'j llr. E. 'l'. Golmlo li. l. 'l'z15'loi' Goo. S. Wilvy ll. N. Pool -lzimvs livvso li0llI'j' Wzwi-1 M. ll. Slglllbl' Ellis lVliit0 I. II. l'z11'sli:1ll ll. llzms D. li. l4z1i'nzii'il Dr. l . A. xVlilX li. W. ll2lYlS0ll ll. A. llzipvnizin -lolm llzlrkmss Mrs. U. -I. llzullvy Jzimos M1-l'1'01li0u l', V. Strong Miss l zilmy lilll'illlQ'illIl0 XV. ll. Wliiilnzm I.. W. 'l'lio1's f'il2lS. lloss XV. ll. llupvo V. ll. llill S. S. Willzml iS. ll. lllillv li. W. Pzxrk G. ll. i10lll'iWl'i5Illi .Iovl l':ii-Toi' W. M. l'i'vnt J. M. Hvailv D1'. F. E. l'ioi'r'0 l l'0ll NVil0y W. ll. Norton Eil. llrailizlni -l. A. lllipvv Goo. Holtz Frvil Kcvlvi' l'. ll. Moorv Jamvs Van llorn 9 T -.. MEMORIES i Bark Row 1Left to Righty: H. J. Miller, O. J. Tillman, A. K. White. J. W. Foster, R. Frey. Front, Row lLeft to Righty: C. D. Hill. A. E. Bader, Dr. E. H. Rayson. 1E. Il. Tabor, C. R. Moore, A. B, House, elected sinee this out was l1lZ1d?.1 TIIE GRADE SCIIOOI. BOARD 01 EDI 'CATION Dist. 30-1 Who have cooperated with Dist. 1180 to give Earlville a harmonious system of education. lfzlculiy Service lizlrlville Vonnnunity High Sehool. L. B. Mann, Supt.-Prin. 1920-1925 Hazel Anderson - - 1922-1925 F. G. Taylor Snpt.-Prin 1925- .... Esther Davis - - - 1922-.... Harold E. Mann - 1920-1921 Margaret Bullock fAsst. Prin., 1926-1 Edna Bruell - 1920-1921 - 1923- .... Lucille Barnett - 1920-1921 Ruth Linn - 1923-1924 Mildred Whittaker 1920-1921 Fred B. Ferris - 192-1-1925 Katllerine Torbett 1921-1922 MP1l'g11l'l'1 W2lUiC11 - - 1924-1925 Edith L. Benjamin 1921 1922 F10l'9I106 F1'2iI1kliI1 19224-1925 Raymond MCICZIIIIY 1921 1922 Donald Snow - 1925-1926 Enid Corine Wim-her - - - Berneice Torman - 1925-. . . . - - Sept 1, 1921 to D901 1' 1921 Jessie Springstead 1925-1926 Wm, Haliigm- - - Theodosia Keeler - 1925-. . . . - - Dec. 1, 1921 to May 1, 1922 Vifvlef Redfern 1926- -. Grayce Dinslnore - 1922-192-1 H1il'0lf1 T- Hillel' - - 19261 -- Hlxlfxn Beeman 19224923 Thelma Enbanks Ray - 1926-. .. Winfred Warren 1922- 1923 1 fwfr f ' M f ' ' A ff , 'A?W i+.f 1 g' - x l l, 'vwlf 'ff ' ' in 'xl 1 . - w L. i CC?C si ' . F a c u I t y X '1 ' J 1 ' 'S A ,:' ,fpa I , 1 Y W 8 ' , l i df x h A. 1 rf S F P J O K, . N Eire 1 iv ii CiC'1DiQl Cl?U 4 .. xx 4 v . f ' MEMORIES ' F. G. 'l'.xx'1.0R Sllpwiwzlvmlmzl and I'rim'ip0l St'Z'f'71C'l'S . AIARQEARI-I'l' BULLOCK 41x.s1'sf11nl Prifnviprzl E n glzfvh 'l'II1410nos1.x K1f:1':I,lcR Mull: wma I ics 1 2 A Eg M MEMORIES BICRNEICE TORMAN Hum 0 Economics 1'I,xR0Lu BIILLICR Social Science and Athletics VIOLI-:T REDFERN Latin and History 13 MEMORIES TIIIQLMA E UBANKS RAY Comorwrcial Es'r111+:R DAx'1s M usic OLGA IQELLER Nurse 14 sew, W ,- ' xn- . in -0----U-Q The Building' .YI WU 1 'A 'f'f I x 4 .1 .gn ,W I XY ws 5 1- T s ' 44?- a X .iz p e ' 'H 4 NkQqu,.lFv. 5. MEMORIES LAYING THE CORNER STONE May 28, 1926 P 16 nc-:Mi 'A' I MEMORIES PROGRAM at Laying of Corner Stone Address Rev. John Gordon, Rockford, Ill. The corner stone of Earlville's new community high school building was laid Friday afternoon, May 28th, with appropriate ceremonies. The weather was pleasant and a goodly company, in addition to the school pupils, witnessed the event. The ceremony began at 3 o'clock when Rev. Henry Abraham gave the i11- vocation, after which Superintendent Taylor announced that a number of ar- ticles would be placed in the copper box that was to be sealed in the stone. gli? box was 4x6x10 inches in size and the memorials placed in it were as o ows: History of Earivine communitylnigh School--Margaret Bullock. School Activities of 1926-Berneice Tor- man. Operetta-Esther Davis, Music Superin- tendent. Athletics of 1926-D. M. Snow, Coach. Prize Examination on the Constituion of the United States-Helen Rochford. National Oratorical Contest- Oration- Hamilton and the Constitu- tion, -George Myers. Morse Research Award- Animal Wor- ship in Egypt -Lois Taylor. Valedictory of 1926, Life - Bessie Welcome-Orin Baker, Junior President. Response-John Dupee, Senior President. Toast to Seniors-Ruby Keen. Toast to Juniors-Harvey Beale Toast to the School-Bessie I-Ioadley. Prophecy-Walter Wilson. Gift to Seniors-Alfred Dudley. ' Class Day 1926- ' History-Richard Hughes. Poem-John Dupee. Prophecy-Vernon Rowan. Will-Lucile Harger. Copies of Earlville Leader-E. B. Tabor. Copy of Earlville Census-R. M. Roath. Headley' H H One-half of ox-shoe, presented by A. W. Sallltatory Of 1926, A Fairy Story - Butterfield, of Earlvine-0. R. Marshall. Lyle Maney' Flag-Dr. E. H. Rayson. Toastmasters Remarks at Junior-Senior Reception-Wilbur Blakeslee. Bible-O. J. Tillman. The box was then placed in the stone and President Rayson of the board of education spread the first trowel of mortar in which the stone was set. The contractor, K. J. Mulder of Nokomis, then superintended the lowering of the stone into place where it will probably rest for generations. The members of the board and the speaker, Rev. John Gordon, then re- paired to the platform that had been erected. John A. Dupee, Jr., sang a solo and Dr. Gordon was introduced and spoke for about half an hour. His talk, of course, was directed mostly to the young people present, for whom the building was erected. Miss Esther Davis led in singing two verses of America, and the ben- cfliction was pronounced by Rev. Chas. Lyons. 17 ... In I'flt'lIfi1Hl - Num mary - Dedication f'0I'N'I'Y SITI'ICRIN'1'l-INDIINT, W. R. Fos'r1cR PROGRAM DR. IG. H. RAYSON, I'rc.viflz'ng - - - - - - ROV. NV. H. RUXSTUII Mvthodist Episcopal Church - - - - - - - Dr. li. II. REIXSUII President. Board of Education Thr Nrhnul um! fhf' l'1'l1f ---- - - Mayor J. XY. Ixtlllillwbll Thr Srhunl 111141 lizlsiurm ----- - - - Vhns. ID. llill Prvsidbnt Cou1n1Q1'f'ial Cluh Th: Nrlmnl mul Ihr' Vinh - - ---- Mrs. IJ. -I. NIIIIOIIIEICIIUI' Prosident W. M. I. Club I Th: Nvhnnl rlnrl 7'hr1'fl ------- - H. H. Xvllvy Cashier Earlville National Bank Thr Svllfml mul lhw .'1HH'l'1!xllH I,1f1z'm1 - - - J. E. Uugrhvs. f'UI'Illll2lHll0l' Tin Sf-hrml mul Ihr' L1TIll'llI'jl - - Miss Filllllj' Blll'lillj.filIl1l', Li'H'Zll'iall1 Thr Srhrml mul Ihr f'h11rr'h ---- - - Rvv. Tha-0. llvimm Idarlville Lutlwrzm Church Thr Srlmul mul Ihr Churrlz ----- ROV. Hvnry Mvrzzllnlul Earlvillo P1'eshytc1'ian Church Thf Nclmul and lhv I'1'f'xs -------- E. U. Tulum' Editor Flarlville Loader Ih4ln-ulion ---- ---- S llllf. F. If. 'lnylw' -lun rica - - - Audivnvv .iflslrvss ----- Vounty Supf. XV. H. Ij1lNtl'l Inspvvtimm ol' Building Jilllllillf' 3, 1927 18 y I 3 1 1 1 I' M E M O R l E S Dl'Zl1ll'.X'l'l1lN Si-miillzies Stxindingz C. D. Hill. Fanny Burlingzinle, Rvv. Rloinan, Dr. Ruyson. Sitting: F. G. 'l'z1yl01'. J. W. Robinson. ROV. Abrulnini. Rc-v. Royston, IC. ll. 'l':1h0r, Mrs D, J. NllllPllllll'll6l'. X Assl':M1n.x' Hfxm. 19 XI H XI O H I 141 S fl G, - l A ii., 'Fmt Ul'l ll'li AIA'l'IIlCM.X'l'll'S Hmm 20 mm :i M1+,Mo1:11+.5 f ----- ----- ------------ ---- - - - 1 W W l11me.u:x' .xxn 'l'lem-HY Rumi lllswolex' Rumi 21 Bl EMDR IF JS XVRSIC 'S 1fI I ll'l lflxumsn Room 22 35. 5 MEMORIES T1f:AcHl4:Rs' Rnsi' Room The health and comfort of pupils and teachers is given careful attention. The top of page 22 shows the nurses's office equipped with stand and scales for monthly weighing and measuring: height of pupils. A registered nurse is on duty during school hours every school day. A day bed and private lav- atory are available for ,emerg'eneies. . The Teachers' Rest Room Jrovides a ilace where teachers ma he free Y from interruptions hy pupils. All pupil conferences are held in the recitation room during conference hours. The English Room on the opposite page shows the manner of heat distri- hntion. Through the register near the top and left the warm air is introduced into the room and is removed through the Ventilating closet in the front of the room Knot shown in the cutj. The thermostat at the right of the door controls the rate ot' admission of warm air. VVhen the teniperature of the room rises ahove 72 I . the thermostat automatically turns on the compressed air system that closes the dampers in the warm air tiues. When the temperature falls helow 68 l . the same system opens the dampers allowing a greater How of warm air. 23 31 MEMORIES 1 1,11'r1111s11 R111111 'l'111- 1'11111's1- i11 1'111111i11g: 11111101' Miss B1-1'111-i1'1' 'l'111'111:111 is 1111111 1111 Yl'1 '1' 1-11111- 1111111 s1-11s1- li1111s. 11l'l'l' 51111 s1-11 tho 11111st 11111111-1'11 1-11111111111-111. :111111111z1t01y :11'1':111gr1111. 'l'1101'11 is 1111'111y 11f light 1'111' 1111- svwimr 111:11-11i111's 111111 11111l11s. T11 11111 1111't 111111 111- s111'11 11111 1111i1T 111.1 i1'1111i11g1 11111li11111011t 211111 fitting 1'1111111 0111111111011 with t1'i1111 111i1'1'111'. 'l'11 11111 1'ig'111 z11'11 11111 i1111ivi1111111 l0K'1il'1'S f111' SIIIZI11 11111's111111l 111111i111111111T :11111 11':11'111'11111-s 1'111' 111z1101'i:11 111111 111'11j111'1s. 24 r if-V MEMORIES Foons IJABORATORY The pupil 's desks are tho latest type ut' homo 04-onomic furuiturv. Tlwy 211-0 cquippeil for either Qlvvtrivtiy or gzlsolinv gals. 'l'l10 latter is proiliu-val in tho svlmol gras plant. 'l'li0 dining room in tho Pom' is fitted with Qlcgzmt lilzwk walnut l'l1l'lllllll'0. lt is usvtl for ki0lll0l1StI'iliil1QI c-orrovt sm-ial usugvs and for Qiitortainiiig visitors, the faculty and lmozml of odllvatiou. , The pantry on tliv loft is suffix-ivntly vquippoml to sorvv 60 pupils at lllllvll hom' as shown on page 36. 25 i MEMORIES llicsicie.-xi, lY'l'Il.I'l'Y Room 'l'his room is nsvd for minor svionvo rm-itzltions. Tho instrnc'1or 's desk is snpplivd with running wzitvr, gas :ind olvvti-ivity. This is also nsod hy Tho music' SllP0l'VlS0l'. lt has ai inodvvn school piano. 'l'hc- windows aw doulmlv vurtainvcl that tho room nniy hc dzn'k0ncd for nsv with projor-tion lzinfcrn. ln tho l.lll'0 ground may lw soon tho lnfcst fovln of Einloptivon for projvc-ting lzintorn slides, opaqiw olxjvvts, post 4-nrds, hook illus- trznions, and nxivrosvopo slidvs. The oquipmont invlndvs nn original di-vivo o Supl. 'l'ziylor that projvvts the Olovtrim- 'l.llI'll2lI'l upon tln- svrovn nnd is nsvd in ll0lll0llSfl'2llillgI Tho prom-oss for nnikingr ai1'tific'iz1l dizinionds. 26 t. -7 7-1 - ,rr 'V f '.ff:r ' sw jp?-px. .. , W A . ' ' '15, , .N n. 5.1 '- , , , , - X '1 ,l hi x . L pi!--513 iilidili ,df The Builders 4 ,Q .E- . A,' , . ,5 . in Y 1 1 .',-fi . V. ,. fr g 1: xl M1 'fi f . . in ' fir I f y x u fn iallluilli . . , -, g ,. 4 EV- 'f ,M - . A f,. 1 4 .vnu-11. . 'MEMORIES MR. EDVVIN ROSEN SUPT. OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE A. L. PILLSBURY ALSSOCIATES BLOOMINGTON. ILL. The Earlville Community High School was designed by A. L. Pillsbury shortly before his death. This building has received the highest indorsement from the State Depart- ment of Public Instruction with special commendation for excellence in sanita- tion and safety. I ' The general arrangement of rooms and corridors together with the care- fully worked out details of the individual room. 'd fh with the latest in school construction. s provi e teac ers and pupils The abundance and distribution of light wins the admiration of all visitors. This firm ranks first among school architects a11d their buildings are found in the up-to-date school systems of Illinois and adjoining states. Earlville is to be heartily congratulated on having a Pillsbury building. 28 -al.. L - Muffin,.4uP.a3irf'U-fall-5'a'Hug...m.1' fi - . MEMORIES' :HIGH SCHOOL Ruildm' of l41ARl.VlLLl41 l'OMMUNl I'Y HIGH SFHOUL Kmss J. BIVLDICR ulcxlcmu. c0N'1'RAc'1'o1: 327 Hvnry Street Nokomis, Ill B011 Phono, 317 29 1 Y f 1113310111138 r FURNACE SECOND Q-'ORRIDOR 30 I' f I nn' W MEMORIES MR. I.. lil. NVIlI'l'lN'llCR l'Rl'ISIDl'IN'l' 'l'lll'l .Ull-IHIVAN FUVNIJRY AND l l'HNAl 'li VUMPAN Y ol' lallbilllllllglillll. Illinois llas mslallml 'lm most up-to-:latin warm an' livatmgr anal Y0llill2lllllf.f SySil'lll wlllc-li has lwatoml aml vvniilafvsl owry part ol our lmuililing' willi satislavtion. 'l'lwi'v is an oxvollouf ilistl-ilruliou ol' heat ami a marks-ml vvonomy of fuvl and lalmor. oil' The plant is similar to those installm A M l'IRll'.X N FOI 'NDR Y in Aurora, St. Vliarlvs, Genova, l'llll'0li2l . Axim 1-'1'i:N.w1-1 vo. Slwllmyvillv, Pana. 1-tv. Mic. li. ll. Vox USIC l'l'IRSI'.XSlYl-I IXIXNNICR XYON 'l'l I IC I I l'f.X'l'liWli t'0N'l'R.Xl l' The opposite page shows outs of Tho heal ing planf. tlw fU0iW2ll'lll0l' in vorrimloi' Tho mvthoil ol' amlmitfingz warnwml lrvwli aii io tliv class rooms is mlvsrwilwcl 011 pago 235 Noic that thvrv arv no racliators in the class rooms. 31 Num' S'I'l'IlY II.xl,l, Um S'l'I'IlY ll.x1.1. 32 ,.,.. w v 1 i .. if mmlumnumnrmmnmnrmmxixmlnnnmrunning 141 I FA b mmmr .. ..rrrmxum:nm::rmn:nurT10! F ..,. J F 1 i Y' MEMORIES Showing an individual desk of the type selected by our board for the assembly hall. The eonnnodious and efficiently lighted study hall is seated with the very latest design of school desks, lll21llllfkll'll1l'l'd by ' X' ' l l COMPANY VV l'lLl A Rla S lu A T UV of VVaukeg'an, lllinois f ' the l101'lllal The seats, hacks and tops are independently adjustable ,oi position of the feet, the arm for writing, and the baek for eonifort. The size and construction of the base assures solidity on the floor and delightful sani- tation. The desks were received exactly on time and were installed in two days. The opposite page shows the dingy old study hall equipped with 57 noisy uncomfortable desks in which 120 pupils were erowded for assembly. - Also here is to he seen the last word in school room lighting and seating ' ' V it lifrhting' assures the eoneentra The bodily ease of these desks with the 96.11101 ,, tion of the pupil for the study hours. 1 33 ... l,1ix's1r's .mn l'IImils'i'1cx' I,.xlsoR,x'i'ol:x' ol-' 'l'lIl-I l'1.x1zl.x'll,I.l4: 4'm1M1'xI'i'Y II 9 'l'hi- l:1hul'z1tm'i0s illlti wlrmwstiv sf-ionic-1' VUUIIIN :uri- fittwl with thx- must up-to-mlzlto mlvsigns of svis-in-v wpzip mom ut' thu lil'IW.Xl'Nl'1l'1 MFG. 14'UMl'.XNY. lil'IWAI'Nl'll'l. WIS. l'I:1vl1 pupil has gals. wuts-l',ili1'vv1 :lull ult0l'11z1ti11g'1-i1i'- rvni 4-lm-1:-ivitynt his disposal. This vquipmviii is thc samw ns usvml in lvzuling 4-nllvgvs mul high sm-lumix thmllgrh out Amvric-ai. 34 ...auf MEMORIES 'Flu' sm-im-ntiiiv il1JlJ2lI'i1TllS in our lzxlmrzitory is III2lllllf2ll'tlll'l'd by THE XV. M. XV1+1IA'lI MANl'FAl l'lTRlNG VUMPANY Chicago, Ill. 'l'h0 lutost designs oi' instrunlvuts for tho study of 1-lux-trim-ity. rucliu. light. souml. :md QUIIOVEII Illl'l'll2lllii'S am- zlt the disposal of the pupils. The XVelc-h Sfillld2ll'd of cxvollcnvc assures H110 rosulfs in lzlborzltory exporimelltzltiou. 35 Vg MEMORIES l,I'Ncu Home MR. 1114111114115 li. M4-lIRA'l'll of Allllllllflllfll, lll. xlmwu on tho opposite pugv. 36 lllshlllwl ilwm-Im-11'1f-:xl sm-1'x'u-0 1hl'ullQ'h0ll' tho lmllmlmgr lllvllltllllil' Hu- SIQIIHII SXSUXIII r' I J, MEMORIES Above is the master eloek that governs the time and signals in eaeh room. This eloek is automatieally wound every minute from a storage battery that is automatically eharged seven minutes every hour. Great uniformity of time is thus assured. The twelve eloeks throughout the building are electrically eouneeted with the master eloek and are automatically adjusted every minute. The eloek operates the class bells every 40 minutes with a 3 minute warn- ing bell together with the outside bells during sehool hours and automatically ents out the bell system nights, Saturdays and Sundays. To the lel't of the,,eloek is the signal system that allows the Supt. to c-all a pupil or teaeher from any room to the office. To the left of the signal switeh board is the master box for the fire alarm system. 37 ,md MEMORIES 4. ..... stzlllvml by .Xl,l4lil'll'll'l' BRO l'lIl'lRS l'1'im'vTrm. Ill. 'l'lww wvll kmrwnvm1Tr:u'1ul'sllzlvv l'0lllpl0fl'll 1-m11l':lc'ts 111 Illllllllllllgl .11 ,XHIHIWEIII :xml XVXZIIIUT. 'l'l10y hzlvv also insfullvcl Thi' hlxilfillgl' plants mul vlwil uiring in l'rim'm-frm. Plano mul other sc-hool systems. 38 'l'l1v plumlmingr XYlli4'll is thc must sum tary :mal mmlvrn cm tlw Ill2lI'k0f was in nm MEMORIES NIR. J. F. SrI1c1c,xN R lil 'R HSE N'l'A'l'IYE XY. ll. READ M CO. 'Phe flll'lliil11'0 for the eluss rooms was selected with g'1'eat euro as to utility. ap- llO2ll'illll'l'. comfort and strength. This eontraet was alwzwded to W. B. READ Q oo., Bloomington, Ill. 'l'ypim-all installations are found ou pages 20 and 21 and the COIllm0l'CiZli rooms shown above. ... 39 MEMORIES X , MMN t'oRR111o11 Tho nhuvc shows the ?1l'l'2llIg.!0Ill0lIf of i11dividu:1l loc-kcrs ill tl10 111:1i11 t'0l'l'iti0l'. 'l'his i11st:1llz1tio11 ot' all stu-I vc-11tilz1t0d lot-kors was hy TIIIG ALI1 S'l'I'IHL l4lQUIl'Ml'IN'l' VO. AHI'0I'il, Ill. l':2ll'i1 pupil is fu1'11ish01l with 21 0o111hi11a1tio11 pamllot-k 211111 El d0sig11:1t04l lwkt-1' whivh 2lSSlll'0S szlfvty :md IDl'iVtli'y of p1-op01'ty. 'l'h1- finish ol' this i11sta1ll:1ti011 h2ll'lll0lliZOS with tht' t01'1'z1z41 tionn' :xml wznins- e-11ti11g' 111141 has i10l'll tho source of very fz1vo1'f1hlc 4-0m111011t ot' visitors t'1-0111 1211-511- 1-ity sr-hnol systoms. 40 yn -5 tw? ' rl lllillllbllll lllul 'V 1 MEMORIES I Q Din 1 VI A. - Fl Qifliov-4. .253 21 ' u l' fi 5 1 -Aug. fi ? fb 'J EHRLVILLE HIGHSCHUOL -. EHRLVILLF ILL. gg ' u S L A L 5 r'- M2 11 gg? il 1 7 gig 'SQA ,fm-fgw V' E973 534 Ev :EP . V:-:ggi X MF -, if!-,' ii: 5-fwvkf H 5, 'fu vggfie-tmifw fm Q-f .fax HIT ' fm, if QD bib lfff' ggi? ' fix' fn H 5 ,JT A 63 Wnzk q,,1ff 3 f ' RTX . , ,, Q75 'ri- ,, PLHNNED av Qi, E' ' Your-was 1-wnor-m Nunbemss ...g ?55J,:Qg3 VYXJJJ LHNDQLHPE Dfw. if my QUROFIR ul.. QEEL5 927 ,4 Q54 2 W f nfk 'igggx f . - . .535 N ' 632755 ?57f+i1V' SCHOOL GROUNDS and lllilllflxlfl by MR. J. A. YOUNG LANDSCAPE ARTIST 41 Tho planning of the lulnlsvapo defalls was by Mr. J. A. Young of Aurorl The sh1'ubb01'y and trcos were fllll11ShCd YUVNIVS AURORA NVRSERIES N Aurora. Ill. M E M O R I E 1 x S The photography for this book is mainly the work of the HALLBERG STUDIOS La Salle and Princeton COST OF NEVV COMMUNITY IIIGII SCIIOOL Cost cf Building li. J. Mulder. general contract ,,,,.... i.,.,.,.., ,............ S 4 9,297.70 Albrecht Bros., plumbing contract ............,,.,,.,. ...................... ,....,....... 4 , 480.36 fleo. li. Mcflrath, electric contract ..,...,..........,..,..,.......,.............,...,...,,., 3,710.40 American Foundry 84 Furnace Co., heating contract 6,975.80 A. L. Pillsbury Associates, architects ...,..,........,..,...................,..........,, 3 254.24 Cost of Furniture and Equipment Welfare Seating Co., pupil desks ...,................ ...................,......,.................. 28 981.67 All Steel Equipment Co., lockers ,, ....,...,........,,.... 738.05 Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriters .,...... 890.25 W. B. Read Sa Co., desks and chairs ,................. 1154.44 Chas. D. Hill. laboratory equipment .................... 2056.00 lilacklvoards, piano, curtains, gas machine .......... 1669.61 Cost of School Grounds Gite .,..,....,.....,........................... .......................,.,... .........,................................ SB 1 400.00 ,enient walks .......................................................... ................ 4 39.40 Surveying. deed. dirt. gravel, labor. etc. ....,.,,,.. 727.10 Total cost ....,.... 42 364,718.50 7,490.02 2,566.50 574,775.02 as 4-. - -- I , , -.vw-A -.- I.-m . -H.. ,. gf.1,.u-.E-J-9.1, 5,15 ' ,4 .. ,. 1 1 1-g1gfrf in in 1,,zig1gini: ,L 1m Classes l1 7 U1 g-.g.np.qq1-1 x . . 1 !n.:..., . w , .LL , . . . I 1 . 1 . . 1. .ni- . 1: . .s ,: I -4 . .. 'I . v, 'H F 4. .sc t . . 22 . ,. , 5 .' ., . .ff Blk :. . W W - 'Nw' ,, .4 -H . J LIELIORIES , Ln GERTRUDE BoL'rz, SECRETARY ORRIN BAKER Class Baseball 4. Quartet 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Class Play 4. Boxing Champion. Class President 3, 4. Glee Club President 4. Literary Soeiety 1, 2. Orchestra 3. EALFRED DUDLEY Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain Baseball 1, 3. Track 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 4. Wrestling Champion. Class Vice President 3, 4. Athletic Ass 'n President 4. Class Play 4. .1.,.l E ORRIN BAKER, PRESfDENT ALFRED DUDLEX', VICE PRES. ' ALICE RHEA, TRI-:ASURER GERTRUDE BOLTZ Class Oflicer 1, 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4. Operetta 1, 2. 3. State Music Contest 4. Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play 4. Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Girls Trio 4. ALICE RHEA Operetta 1, 2, 3. Athletic Ass'n 3. Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Girls Basketball 1. 2. Girls Baseball 1, 2. Class Play 4. Class Officer 4. . J. .'....L..' .1 ,.. .. .ill: N4.t'.5 Mgxi fd 1 J 1 fl 'lil F f' MEMORIES HELEN BESCHORNER WILBUR BLAKESLEE Literary Society 1, Athletic Ass'n 1, 2. Basketball Team 1, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2. Class Prophecy 1927. RAvMoNn Bowzns Basketball 2, 3, 4. Scribblers Editor 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3. Extemporaneous Speaking 4. Class Officer 2, 3. Honor Roll. Memories Editor 4 SARA CAMPBELL Basketball 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1. ODQYGUH 1- 2- 3- Track 3, 4. Athletics 1, 2. Wrestling 3. Senior Play 4. Class Play 4, Bronze Medal Typing Memories 4. 4. Class Basketball 4. Class P1'0Dh9cy 4- Student Manager 4. Bronze Medal Typing 4. RUTH COLE LEwls Coon Operetta 1, 2, 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2. Basketball 1, 2, 4. Senior Play 4. State Musical Contest 4. Jus-rm CORCORAN Class Will. Class Baseball 4. Baseball 3. Class Basketball 1, Play Ground Ball 1, 2. 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Operetta 2, 3. Class Will 4. Class Basketball 4. Class Baseball 4. Expert Typist 4. GLENN EVERHAM Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Quartet 4. Orchestra 2, 3. Operetta 1. 2, 3. Athletic Ass'n 1, 2 3 4. iml. I LIEIXIORIES ARLENE FR EY Girls Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Quartet 2, 3, 4. Dramatic Club 1, 4. National Oratorical Contest 3. Morse Award 4. LaSalle Dist. Typing Contest 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. State Music Con. 4. Bronze and Silver Medal in Typing 4. ELIZABETH HAMILL Operetta 1, 2, 3. Literary Club 1, 2. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Baseball 1, 2. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. Senior Play 4. Dramat.ics 3. Typing Bronze Medal 4. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. EZRA KERN Glee Club 1. Literary 1. 2. Basketball 2. .ELIZABETH LAMB Typing Contest 4. Operetta 1. Girls Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. Girls Baseball 1, 2. Expert Typist 4. Literary 1. 46 GRACE GREY Operetta 1. Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Girls Baseball 1. 2. Girls Basketball 1. 3. 4, Class Play 4. Dramatic Club 3. State Music Con. 4. 9 Bronze Medal Typing 4. Athletic Ass'n 1, 2, 4. HAROLD HoAm.Ev Glee Club 1.3, 4. Operetta 2, 3. Class Baseball 1, 4. Playground Ball 2. DANIEL HUMM Scribbles 2, 3, 4. Dramatic Club 3, 4. President Class 2. Class Basketball 3, Memories 4. Boys Glee Club 1, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Inter Class Track 4 LUCILLE MCGAUGHEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1, 2, 3. Athletics 1, 2, 4. Senior Play 4. State Music Con. 4. Bronze Medal for Typing 4. Typing Contest 4. Class Prophecy 4. 3. 4. 2. 4. in MEMORIES GALE SMITH Basketball 4. Baseball 2, 3. Glee Club 1. NATHAN STROUSS Track 2, 4. Baseball 2, 4. Playground Ball 2. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Operetta 1, 2, 3. Class History 4. Literary Society 1. MARY WEIS Girls Quartette 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary 1. Pres. Glee Club 2. Editorial Staff 4. Senior Play 4. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. Typing Award, B1'onze Medal. Baseball l, 2. Athletic Association 1, 2. 47 ... Basketball 4. Class Basketball 1, 2 4. EMMA WOODS WALTER YVILSON Literary Society 1, 2. 67 LYLE SMITH Basketball 4. Baseball 2, 3. Glee Club 1. FREDERICK TORMAN Glee Club 4. Basketball 4. Quartet 4. Scribblers 4. Memories 4. Class Play 4. Class Baseball 4. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 ERNEST TURK Quartet 4. Class Officer 2. Athletic Ass'n 1, 2, 3 4. Class History 4. Glee Club 4. Literary 1, 2. Civic Society 1. Lincoln Essay 4. Extemporaneous Speaking 4. Track Captain 4. Memories 4. Class Basketball 4. Playground Ball 2. ,:FT MEMORIES unior Class A 4 - Top Row: Carl lflaugzvn, .lanivs Van Horn, Harold Wold. Marvin Royston, Frm-d 'I'11t1l0, David Davis, Robert Cruisv, He-rslxel But:-hor, Harold Minard. 2nd Row: Dorolhy Davisson, Joanna Marshall, Rolxvrta Moore, Beatrice Roatli. Harrivtt Strouss, Elinor Rave, Ralph Wilson, Margarvt Klvin, Jeanette Sollors. Zlrd Row: Invz Golden, Lois Evvrham. Doris White, M2ll'2llQl'lf0 Nottingham. 48 x 5. MEMORIES Sophomore Class Top 2nd 3111 4th Row: Louise Bauer, Bessie Johnson. Luc-ile Dolder. Clara Kelley, f'h2ll'l0tt9 Larson. Row: LuVerl1e Bleelier, Paul Harger. Robert Wilson, Gilbert Foster. Harlan Frank, Leonard Tillman, Gilbert Hoffmzm, George Gould. George Cole, Elsie Guede, Ido. 'l'ill11mn. Row: Adelaide Johnson, Lois Miller, Helen McG:1ughey, Lorwm Durr. Ruth KIill1ll'fl Lucille McCullail1, Aleiha Sheulfer, Martha Campbell. Row: Charles Taylor. lla Cooper. George Myers. 49 E -. MEMORIES Freshman Class Top 2nd Sl rd Row: Garnvtte Cope, Benjamin Shoemaker, B0l'll2ll'd Afhvrton, Allen Coop:-r. .Iolm Beulv. Earl Blc'Gu1'y, Maurive Jornlin, Samuel Hamill, Doras Rivhards, Raleigh Sliifflvttv, Albert Tillman, Lloyd lilec'l101', Clyde Slmrlow, Adrizm Cruis:-, Lowa-ll Cook. Row: Ethel Woods, Rose Bauer, Agatha Lamb, Lois White, Evelyn Rhea. Christine llvnsley, Lois Wold. Row: lla llzmdley, Kutlievn Footv, Linoro Hughes, Edward Roc-hfmwl. Curl Marshall. Virznu Foster, Nlildrvd Erickson. 50 v vl 4 42 H Hmmm MEMORIES . r 1 K l l I'l'RI1' 9'l'I'IHl-1N'l'S -' w ful I lt wh Hrzulf-s wb 11111111-s ful llll 1 HI'z11i.'ZZ 51 .. MEMORIES l'I'II FUI I Svllomlcsllll- I'I'1's I I+1XI'I'lIII,I'IN4'I41 IN IIILXNINIAII ISILZT ZIWZIHI to I,IIIllI Ilun 111 H 111-m'11'v Mya-rs '29, I'ImrIvs 'IIZIXIUI' 'Z2!I. I':1l'I XIzl1'sI1:xII 'IIIL ... . 7, J- y I uh mmlm 100 Cr III INHIIUIIIII Iingrlisll Iissm-Imtizlls Num-st. l'l'I, FUR I'lXl'I'II,I,I'INI'If1 IN SI'I'II,I.IN1I IOM lwzml to Ilzlmvl Ilumm '21 XVZIIIUI' Wilson '27, I'IIIIl1'I' Iizlvm- YH. IIvI'lmr4I II s. 'I'IllIl 30. l'l'I'If'1JII I'IXI'I'lI,I,ICNl'I'I IN .XIII'I'IIBII'l'I'II' I'IH xw-:ral to BI:n'g:11'vt KI1-in '28, BIzu'g111-1'it1- Nuttingrlmaxnl '28, Ilzmvlml IIu1flIs x '2T. 2 IIONUII HULL IIIHIII'1S'I'IIONHRS .NXYZIITI oi' IIUIQI IC LNU gl-mlm' Iwlow .X mluving IUOIII' XVIII' 1'1lllI'Sl'I 1926 Iivssiv XVIIIIIIIIVOKI Ilomlloy Luis I'IIIOn0 'I'z1yIm' IIUN1 IRS .Xwzml of Silvm' IC LNH grzulv Iwlmx' IS Iluring Foul' yvau' t'UIIl'Sl'I H126 1927 vu II. I+'l'0y Willml' I4I:1Ii1-slw Imlv Ii. Nlullm-5' llortrmlv Holtz IIvI1-11 I'. Mars Imll .Xrlvno I rc-5' Ilzmim-I Ilumm I 1'vmIol'im-Ii 'I'm'm:m 52 I 4 -aura-as 114:11-1:-11:1-an-m1 1n1u1m1m1u1n1n1n1n1n1m1n Organizations nn-nl-l1l:m1n1-1: 1 1 1 1g1n1g1l r 1 T 5 I1 -....-...u..-.4. A H 31:-111:14 tini : I T w I l w I 1 H W. q1g1,l1p-D11 4 : 1111 in-i111 5311- MEMORIES 'l'llI'l MARVIN M. MORSE FUFNIJATIUN ln 1912, Marvin M. Morse, of New Hnvvn. l'onn., ai formor well-known rosillont ol' l'lz1rlvillQ and Paw Paw, loft a lmoquost of nlmouf 34285 to thc 1-Izirlville lligll Sc-liool, Tho inronn' from wliivli ho lliro1'tvcl lw nsrcl ns an nwnrfl for th:- lmn si ossuy on zinc-i:n1 history or nrvlnrologv. This snln l2ll1lIl01'lllilll1 until 1926, xrlwn if znnonntod to zillout 214400. 'This nnikcs possilmlo tho annual awzirdiilgf ol' ll tm-n llollzn' golcl pioco To tln' 0011108121111 wlioso papa-r tho jllil2'l'S clown suporior. This contest is opvn to :ill seniors. The judges are parties 1-hoson outsidv tho school. In 1926 tho prize was zlwnulcd 'ro Aliois Ellcno Taylor. Her sulijovl was Animal Worship in l'Igypt.', .Xrlonv Frey won tho prim- in 1927. llor snlwjoof was I'1gypt. 54 zi- Bw M FZMURIES 'l'11p Row: Supt. Taylor, Fred TOI'I1l21l1, .Iz1n1es Van Horn, George B1y1'rs. 21111 Row: Cl1z11'l11s T11yl0l', Miss B11llo1'k, Wilbur Blukvslee. Elmer Rave. Daniel Hllllllll. TII111 SCIIIBIBIJIRS 11111011 Wl'l'li 11111 Sl'1'111llll'1.'S 111111 fl'01ll 111111 111 1lll'0l' 1-111u11111s 111. s1'1111111 111'ws 1'111- 11111 l,l1l1l11' S1-1111111 s1-1-111111 111' 11111 I'Iz1r11'i1111 L1-:111111'. '1'l11- 1'11l111wi111g' 2l1'1' 1'1'pi1'111 111'1i1-l11s. 'l'I IR 1 FT 111 April. 111211, 11111 1'111r11'il111 Nillllbllill liilllli i11s111111'11 '1'l11' .X1l1111ll2l111' 111'- 1'11ivi11g' 'l'1-11111' i11 11111 1'12l1'lY1ll1' 1,1111l11' s1-1u1111s. l31'f111'l' 11u' 1'111s11 111. 11111 s1-1111111 j'l'2lI' 1-1'111'1' 11111111 111' 11111 g.1'1'El11l'S 211111 1111111 s1'1111111 112111 i111'1-s111 i11 H2lY1111IS Sl1l1ll11S. '1'I11- 111111111111 111. s11vi111g's 11111111 1. 151211. wus 2111110.80 1 111' 1111- y1'1l1' 1l11l1i11g April, 15121 11111 111111111111 111 s:1v111g1s wus b141Z102.11. 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'l'1111 111s1 11-11111 w1111. lii11lll'1'1l 191111111 1111'1ll'll i11 11111 1111'g'1's1 111111111111, r1129.00. xYill101' Wils1111 211111 11111111111 Myvrs w11r11 11111 s111i1'i111rs 111' lil1'1I0l' S11l1S1'1'11111011S. 55 MEMORIES EQ! pp 4viu..af?f R 2 . M... Q Wiwneff Wuxi' tsmtfnqefyus M-7 l.,.. ,Wi THE BELLE OF BARCELONA 56 4' MEMORIES OPERETTA THE BELLE OF BARCELONA GIVEN BY THE EARLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUBS Thursday, April 29 at 8 o'clock - Gymnasium CAST OF CHARACTERS ' Lius de Montero ..,...... ......................................,,...,,,................... I X Wealthy Plantation Owner Vernon Rowan Gloria de Montero ..,...... ....l.....,,......,...,.,...........,..E...,,.................... 1 . His Wife, an Aristocrat Mary Weis Margarita ...................... .........l.......................,................... A n Accomplished Daughter Gertrude Boltz Mercedes . .,.,.,..............,.,,.,......,..........,....................,............,.,,.......................,,.,..... ......w.,.,...,.............,..,..... H cr Sister Bessie Hoadley l+'ram-iseo de la Vega, Chief Inspector at the Custom House .,.... ............,..,, Who Claims to be a Nobleman John Dupee Pedro .. .,.,.. .............,.. ,,,...... M a nager of de Montero 's Plantation Lyle Malley Emilio ,r,,,,,,.,.4 ....,...............,.,..,,.........,..............., I A Toreador, Suitor of Mercedes Wilbur Blakeslee Don Juan C..,.,..,,.,r...........,...........,......,.,,..,.....................,,............ ............ R ohert Cruise Student Friends of Emilio DonAJose ,.,. .........,,.. ,.... ......w. ,,.,...... ,,...,.................,.r..............A.. ..v4.,,.,,. R i e I 1 a rd Hughes Dona Mare-ela ,...... ...........,........,.........,.. ,,,.. . .,.,,,.........,... ..,..... M a F tlla Campbell Friends of Margarita Dona Anita ...,.,.,,.......,.....,...,........r.,.................,....,.............. ..,.. ,............,... , , . Ruth Prentice Martha Matilda Ayers .............l,.,..................,...............,....,.,.......,.w,.........,.... An English Governess A Helen Rochford Lieutenant Harold Wright ..................-..,..,...,.............. A Custom Inspector from the U. S. Chas. Lyons Patrick Malone ,,,.,.. 4................. ,,,,. . . ...,,.... 4.,,,.,.... ...........,...,.,,.,...,...........,,.,..c................ C o m panion of Hal Harvey Beale Captain Colton .. .,,... ....,,................. ..,......,,......c...................,,...... O f the Cruiser Montana Allen Frey Chorus of U. S. Marines ' Chorus of Spanish Students SCENE-Plazo del Rey, Barcelona. Spain. I TIME--La Fiesta de los Toreros CFestival of the Toreadorsl. ACT I Afternoon. ACT II Night of the Same Day. ACT III Two Weelzs Later. 57 Jmnmm 'H 4,2 snN1o1: PLAY GREEN STOCKINGS Friday l'lvt-ning, May 28, 1926, at Har-lvillo Gymnasium PAST Admiral Grit-0. An Old Sva Dog Still on tht- lVlarlwt .........,, ,, ,.,AA. llarvoy Bt-aio William l an'aclay. A Supa-riic-ial Man of Fashion .,,...,,., ,....... L ylo Malloy t'olon1-I Smith. Tho Phantom Low-1' .. .....,,.,.....,... ..............i . ...... ..,... . l ohn llnpw Rolwrt 'llarvmg An Empty lloadvcl Swvll l,,..,,. .i.... Vharlvs Lyons Jann-s Rrtlllllglgll. Who Vanm- To 'Poo Latt- ,, ..,,, , ,..,,,,,. ,. ,.........,. Allon l rc-y lla-nrv Stem-lv, NVho llaml a Similar' Awalwning' ..,.,,,, ,,.,,, l lwaym- Larson Martin, Tho Family Sorvant l,,.. ...,l.,,..., ,,,..l,..........l.,.lll A ,..l.,.. ll,,,,...,..,, .........., ,ll,.,. ,,,,,,,..... l J 1 X X i 'is lim-N. l Ullil lf aratlay. ll ho lialks at llor Thirml Pair ot' iil'4'l'll Stot-kings Ruth l,l'Ulllll'l' Illmlgx- and liwlyn. t'olia's Marrit-cl Histor-s .,.... livssic lloaclloy, Bt-atrit-0 Strouss Phyliss. Folia 's lllllll2ll'l'll'il Sistvr. tho Uauso ot' thc llohollion ...... llolvn Rovhforrl . llt-lon Marshall Rif-hard llngln-s Vt-rnon Rowan 11' and lflva K1-on Aunt ltla, A Hooml Ulcl Soul ,, .......l,...l...,,.,,,,....,,.., ,, .,..,,..,.,,,,,.. , ,.....,..........,....,,., AFT l. Living: Room in Mr. l aratlaV's Homo. At l' ll. Sann--Eight Months Latvr. Al l' lll. Saint- Day, 8 l'.lNI. l3l'lTWl'I'l'lN 'I'llI'l AVTS Vlass llistory ..,...... ,.., . ...,...,.w..,.. ...,.,...,..,.,...,,...... .,..,,,. ..,,.,,,. ..,,.. , Vlass l'l'opln-4-y ......,. ,, ,,,,l,.... .,.,,.....,,,.ii ,,,,..,, , , Vlass Will .........,......,., ....... L uc-ilv llar Oc Vlass Povm .l,..... w,..,..,.,.,,,,,,., ..,,, L,,,l,..l,,l,l,,,L,, ,,,l,,,L,,,, 58 ,A ..,... John Illlliw' ' '11-ga ,-- ' 1 , ' -.-in-gag F MEMORIES SENIOR GLASS PLAY May 20,,l927 X ALL ON ACCOUNT OF POLLY Cast of Characters Polly Perkins, the heroine .........................,............... Mr. Beverly, a New York business man ,........... Mrs. Beverly, his wife ......,............................................. Baldwin Beverly, his son, the hero ........................ Horten e Beverly, the musical daughter ................................... Gertrude Boltz Orrin Baker Mary Weis Alfred Dudley Ruth Cole Geraldine Beverly, the incorrigible younger daughter ................................. Grace Grey Harkins, the butler, with an English accent .......................... .......... Ra ymond Bowers 5 Marie, a French maid with an Irish accent .......... Miss Rembrandt, a manicurist ..................................... Miss Bushnell, a hair dresser ...........,. ' Mrs. Feather-Stone ofthe 400 Mrs. Chadfield ................................... Silas Young, a loan shark ................................. Peter Hartley, Hortense 's fiance .............,.......... ............... Pudgy Tompkins, a child from the slums ............. Tommy Tompkins, her small brother ............ 59 ... ,,. ,Hr .' l of as Alice Rhea Sara Campbell Lucille McGaughey Elizabeth Hamill Arlene Frey Daniel Humm A.. Wilbur Blakeslee Zelma Smith Aubrey Bader MEMORIES FORMER TEACHERS 60 1g1n1q1m1m1.q1g1pq1m1g1 Achievements 1n1nu.1ll:m1lu1l1ll1ul-.gn-.min gp1g1.un1nu1nu1n ,-.M-p-nigig1 MEMORIES VVinner of l AMERICAN YOVTII t A KVA RD For Illinois PLAN AND PURPOSE OF AWARD lieu-h state was invited to se- lert the hoy :intl girl ot' high school sign-. whether in or out of school. who either hy the 1Wl'l.0l'lll?llll'0 of sonie nrt ot' heroism or devotion or hy virtue of some other fitting' quzilitirzition, should he ucljiulg-ml its ht-st representative ol' Ameri- vain ideals in youth. Lois I'1I,i,1-:N ic 'l',x Y I .ou These repi'esentntiYes were invited to he the guests of honor of the tliret-tors ol' the Sesqui-t'entennizil lIli0l'11illl0ll2ll Exposition :it Philuclelpliizl t'roin the time they left their homes until they returneml, with ull living' expenses :intl trains- portution pnitl. In 2llll,llll0ll to the tive tlzlys spent :it the Exposition :intl historic scenes in Pliilzulelpliizi :incl Valley Forge they were given ai one tluy tl'ip to Atlzintir Vity :intl El two tlny trip to hV2lSlllllQf0ll, ll. t'. :intl Mt. Vernon. At the White llouse 21 commemorate gold medal :intl rertifiezlte were presented to eau-h hy Presitlent l'oolimlgg'e. Vitailion that won the 2lW2ll'll. Lois lillene lllilyltll' l'or three years has taken tull t'll2ll'!10 of motherless home :intl younger hrothersg roinpletes high srhool eourse in three years with seventeen 4-retlits znnl grzules of 5109? or hetter in :ill Sllllvl-CUTS for tht- entire 1-ourse: clevelopetl eulturul side hy learning piano znul violin: inenlher Suntlziy svhool oi'c-liestni. nleniher rluss lizislietlmll teznng representezl sc-hool in Vliirzlgo llziily News trzu-li meet: devout ehurrh nn-niherg persuzuletl two sc-hool :mites To unite with rliurrhq won aiwzirtl in historic-all rese:n'c-li: highest rzink in grzulu- ating r-lass. In Septeniher, will enter state university. to heeome physirianif' Sponsors: llI2ll'!.l'ill'Ct Bulloek and Thcodosiu Keeler, Ezirlville Il. S. tenrliers. Clintered l'r0-Medic-all Course Yniversity ol' Vermont. Bef-anne meniher olf l'i lit-tai l'hi l rz1ternity. in the honie eliupter of Mrs. Valvin t'ooliclge.l 62 SESQUI-CENTENNIAL AWARD r ' az 1: ' ' ff -b 117' 'HW ,P - Y' W A :L -fm--...... Us K A. 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EARLVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Winnings at ILLINOIS STATE FAIR SPRINGFIELD 1925 First Premium-The Humanities - Second Premium-Domestic Science - Second Prelnium-Agriculture ----- Third Prelniuin-Mechanical Drawing, Manual Training Third Premium--Natural Science ---- 1926 First Premium-The Humanities - First Premium-Domestic Science - First Premium-Student Activities - Second Premium-Mechanical Drawing - Second Premium-Natural Science - 64 um , 320.00 3510.00 9510.00 345.00 835.00 21920.00 320.00 320.00 310.00 3210.00 ,ii ' MEMORIES - Q, Top Row: lla Cooper. Miss Davis, Miss Bullock. 2nd Row: Ila Handley, .Lenore Hughes, Grace Grey, Lucille MeGaughey, Lois Everham, Mary Weis. 3rd Row: Lois White, Ruth Cole, Dorothy Davisson, Arlene Frey, Gertrude Boltz, Doris W hire, George Myers. S'l'A'l'l+l MVSIC AND PUBLIC SPEAKING CON'1'l+lST At Normal, Ill. Girl 's Glee t'luh-First Place - - - Silver Pup Soprano Solo-Dorothy Davisson - - Second Place District Contest At De Kalb, Ill. MUSIC llirl's lllee Vlulm ----- - First Plzwe Soprano Solo-Ilorotlly lluvissun First Plzlvv t'uutrulto Solo-Mary NVOis ---- First Pluve Awunlvtl District Bzmuer in Music Voutest. .lflsther llzlvis. Musiv Supervisor Marion F:ll'l'z1,1', 1xl'l'0IllIlillllSl. PVBLIQ' SPEAKING 1ll'2lf0l'j'-G00l'Ql'l' Myers ---.. First Plur-e ltlxteuiporv Speaking-George Myers - - First Place Dwllllilllt' Reading --------- Ilu Cooper Awurdeml llistrivt B2llllll'l in Public' Speaking. Instructors: F. G. Taylor, B'lilI',Ll'ill'0i Bullock. 65 .,- -.,,,. T, fu ', g 3 MEMORIES NATIONAL ORATORICAL CONTEST on The American Constitution 1926 District Contest at Ottawa George Myers-Hamilton and the Constitution - - - Second Place 1927 4 District Contest at LaSalle George Myers-The Preservation of the Constitution Third Place LITTLE TEN ORATORICAL LEAGUE ' 1927 District Contest at Earlville Extempore Speaking-Wilbur Blakeslee - - - - First Place Extempore Speaking-George Myers - - - - Second Place Recitation-Ila Cooper ----- - Tie Second Place ,0ration-George Myers ------ - Third Place Awarded District Banner Final Contest at Waterman Extempore Speaking-George Myers - A7 I 5 - - - First Place Sandwich awarded winning Trophy. Q ' ' ' 06 f.. I - 1 ' f ' . ,' . V - N ff: LH- ' f'fgi15Qf77 ' L. ,, ' fp W . Q U ti gay f, f- . - 1731 , A,1i..'z . ,gt 7' .Q . V . Q V ' ,L -, V' . -H.: ,: --wr-' ' '-, ' 4. .q' Ji ' MEMORIES TYPING AND STENOGRAPHIC AWARDS Underwood silver medals for writing 50 words per minute. Lewis Cook Arlene Frey Elizabeth Lamb Gertrude Boltz Lucille McG-aughey Underwood bronze medals for writing 40 words per minute: Gertrude Boltz Mary Weis Joanna Marshall Lucille McGaughey Lyle Smith Grace Grey Sara Campbell Orrin Baker Elizabeth Hamill Raymond Bowers Dorothy Davisson Helen Beschorner David Davis Underwood certificate of Proficiency for writing 30 words per minute: H.erehel Butcher David Davis Lois Everham Inez Golden Margaret Klein Roberta Moore Marguerite Nottingham Elmer Rave, Beatrice Roath Jeanette Sellers James Van Horn Walttxr Wilson Underwood Competent Typist Certificate. Fifty not more than five errors: Gert rude Boltz Arlene Frey Emma Woods Helen Besehorner Justin Corcoran Harold Hoadley Daniel Hulnm Gale Smith words per minute, net, Elizabeth Lamb Gregg Artist Certificates. For artistic stenography-perfect in outline and theory : lnez Golden Roberta Moore Margaret Klein Gregg Transeribing Certificates, 60 words per minute: Lois Everharn Beatrice Roath Royal Gold lvledalifor typing 45 words per minute: Elizabeth Lamb ' ' Royal Certificates for writing 35 words per minute Joanna Marshall Mary Weis Elizabeth Lamb Illinois Valley Commercial Contest First Year Typing Earlville H. S. tied for fourth place with LaSalle-Peru H. S. Stenography Lois Everham fifth place C26 contestantsj. 67 l 'W ' W'- V 'Lx MEMORIES BOTANICAL rlWARDc Each year since 1924'the VVoman's Mutual lmprovement Club has awarded a silver cup to the member of high school botany class who presented the best botanical survey of Earlville. AWARDS 1924-25 Trees of l-larlville - - - - Ruby Keen 1925-26 Shrubs of Earlville - - - - Isadore Hughes - 1926-27 Peremiials of Earlville - - - - - George Myers STUNT NIGHT Shortly after opening school in September, Stunt Night is held to promote school spirit, class activities and raise funds for the athletic association. Each class puts on a stunt to furnish entertainment. The class presenting the best stunt has the class numerals engraved upon the silver f'Stunt Cup among the high school trophies. The 1926-27 stunts were: Vaudeville Act - - - - Class of 1927 A Surgical Operation - Class of 1928 Fortune Telling - - - Class of 1929 Fashion Show ---- - Class of 1930 I The cup was awarded to 1930. OLD IRONSIDES The Earlville Community High School was presented with a beautiful framed copy of Old Ironsides for their 100 'Zn contribution to save and re- fit the historic warship The Constitution. 68 2n 's'u:1 -zm--..fn.Jz t'.i.i'r:ii4i5-.crisis , 'tim - L ' 'EFT MEMORIES Afhlefics It has 110011 said At'llII'IYl'1Ml'lN'l' IS 'l'lll'I GRl'1A'l'lf1S'l' THING IN 'l'1Il4l WORLD Olll' of tho gIl'0Zli'l'Sf i111-c11tiv0s to thv yo1111gro1' gIl'll0l'2lii0ll is to have heforc 1110111 cx:1111pl0s of 1101101111110 ilfT2lilIlll0lli and fill? S1l0I'TSIlHlllSiliIb. To This 01111 wc' proscut thai uhovo modal 11wa11'd0d to 21 f0l'lllQl' nlomhoi' of Ezlrlville High Svhool while il senior at tho I'11iv01'sity of Vhivzxgro. M12 l'1'islc1', who is now Assistant l'oa0h with Alonzo A. Sfzlgg-T110 GFHIIJ 01111111111o1'th0l'11ivv1'sityoft'l1iv11g'o, is 2111 i11spi1'a1tio11 for thc' nthlvtc oi' tmhly to b1'i11g1 11111 T110 host i11 himsclf. 69 MEMORIES A LITTLE TEN TRACK MEET At Earlville, May 10, 1927 Alfred Dudley Javelin Throw, 156 ft., 1st Place, 50 yd. Dash, 2nd, Discus Hurl, 2nd, Broad Jump, 3rd, Pole Vault, tie 3rd. Walter Wllson-High Hurdles - lst Nathan Strouss-Low Hurdles - 1st Carl Marshall-Low Hurdles - 2nd Leonard Tillman-Pole Vault -------- Tie 3rd Sandwich 51 points, Leland 29, Earlville 26, Hinckley 11, Rollo 10, Water- BASEBALL A suitable trophy has been provided for the winner of the class league in baseball. SENIORS Hoadley, c. Dudley, p., Capt. Cook, lb. Strouss, 2b. Corcoran, s.s. G. Smith, 3b. Baker, l.f., Mgr. Torman, c.f. Blakeslee, r.f. SOPHOMORES Harger, c., Capt. Blecher, p. G. Foster, lb., Mgr. L. Tillman, 2b. J UNIORS Cruise, c., Capt. Van Horn, p. Rave, s.s. Tuttle, lb. Haugen, 2b. Wold, 3b. Minard, l.f. Butcher, ri., Davis, c.f. FRESHMEN Atherton, p., Capt. Marshall, c. Rochford, s.s. , A. Cruise, 1b. Cole, s.s. Blecher, 2b. Wilson, 3b. Shifilette, 3b. Hoffman, l.f. Cope, 1.f. Frank, c.f. Shurlow, c.f. Taylor, r.f. Jornlin, r.f. f CThe series had not been completed as this copy goes to press.J 70 M Eli a' ' ,Wi g . V' V J H- ,' A ...la - 11 a 1 kEfg4g MEMORIES 3 iuulnlln-.f ,wi 'l'u'p How: ll.ii'ul4l Xlillor. l'liI'l'u1'rl llairlmvss, l'Iflwz1l'1l Giziliuiii. Willis llc-Colgiii, Iilli Grvyor. Svc-niiml Row: l'Illwaii'rl lmwis. Paul Ziiiiliwriiisiii, llmiulrl Klllillli, John ll1ll'lll'j'. Supt. L. 13. Munn. Crunch Luft to Right: John Grvyvix Earl Henslvr, Harold 'l'm'man, Harold Miller, Paul Zimmm mzuiv Ulivstor Hydc. I+'1'vdei'ic-k Wiley. 71 film - nmmmmm Bl E IH O R IE S Q Pop Row: Roy Knssm-1'l,, Fred Wm-lc-ll, Ralph Dupvv, Lloyd Grzlhzlnl. Russ.:-ll Vrmnlclin. Hm'ml1l Huw: ll. IC. Munn. Cozwllg John G1'Pve1', Paul Zlllllll0l'lll2lll, f'll1'STl'l' llyrla-, llnrzwlrl 'l'm'n1un, 'l'l11-orlrwv Zlllllllt'l'lll2lIl. F011 Huw: Sllpt. I.. B. Mann, C0111-li. Wvndell Abernathy. Raymonfl Nlolnlw, Ralph lhlpvv. Rnssoll Fonklin. , 0l'0Ild Row: Ellis Grvyvr, Lloyd Glilhillll. Fred Welc-h, Harold T0l'lllilIl, Roy lxosswl. 'l'lwmlm'v Zimmerman. Irvin! SUOUSS. 31215001- 72 op Row: lf'ramli Iml'2lllll0I1, llarvey Iivalv, Sum. Munn. Wilhum' Hlzlkvslm-v, Joh ' mm M ld M 0 li l IC S 5,245 Pup How: lhxzlylw 1A2ll'S0Il, Rulwrt HPZIIII. KVIIIIPIII l,llIN'l', Paul Killllillkf, ' ' A' N fllilllld Ilwiv lmwis Rox. Gmlxzllxx l,cun:u'd, Yl'l'l10Il Rowan, Pauli llullz, .ILIIIIUS Wnmis. ql'l'0Il1l Huw: l':ll'l Smith, JZIIIIOS Gzltiss, Ruymoml Nloinlw. Llnyd G1'uh:u11. 'l'hvml1 ll'l ZilllIllL'l'lII1lll. Roy Kossvrt. Ilalrvey lkozllv, John Illlpvv. lfllwmmrl Dudley, John NIc'Gzu'v Il'YiIl,2.' Strouss. Mz1:+c'u1. 1924-155 l+Iz1':l Korn. 1-volui Row: l'h:u'l1-s Lyons, Alfred Dudlvy, Arvlliv Nlminkv, Pam! Holtz. 73 Il lhupvv a , Y Y W T, '.x1:.mmmnmmrmunmm1umzmmnnmrmmmmluum N I '41 X I 1 , I lg S xm1mTmzmnm'x'1'. . .mn1mT11n 'n'i . .mrtuuzzzzm-::1zzz:1 13-A3 ' A - 'lin-1, RUR x Ms! ww -wa .I lm 1111114-. l'll1llll'S Ly: ns, Ilzxlwvy I:lk2lIl'. Vupt.. Alt'1'.:i lllldlvy. ,-Xl'1'flil' NIi'iIl'i . 19126-227 Imp Huw: Wilbur Iilznlu-slve. Harold Miller, UOZIPII. Frvml 'l'm'man. v: mi Row: NathanSt1'ouss.I.ylv Slllifll,1Xlfl'1'd Dudlvy, Vupt., Ralph Wilsun.Gz1lvSmiIh 74 L..- MEMORIES Y 'l'111f: l4I,111I.v11.1.1f1 t',xR111NA1.s 1926-27 Sfillldillgl FIl111e1' Boltz. Harold T. Miller, Harold '1'0l'lllllIl, Capt., Archie Meinke, Cl11'st01' Hyde, F. G. Taylor, Mgr. K11e9li11,L:: John McGz11'y, Russell Conklin, Alfrrd Dudley. xvllll NV1111 xvllll Xvtlll Won xvtlll Nvtlll Won T ERIIIICS. Lost 5 g'illIl0S. 1111111 SVIIUOL BASKWI' BALL SVMMARY 1920-21 Xvllll Little T011 T0lll'll2llll0lIf 1921-22 19233-24 20 PEIIIIOS, lost 0110 0711110 Won 25 g'z1111cs. lust ti U-:11110s 1-, 1- - 11ittl0 T011 l'11:1111pi011sl11p 1924-25 llittlo 'l'011 'l'ou1'1111111011t Won 16 games, lost l Distric-t '11tllll'l1illll0l1T NV1111 llittlc 'l'v11 t'l1:1111piu11s11ip, 1000? l922-23 1925-26 16 :.'r21I110S. lost 3 111011 22 gLz11110s, lost 5 g1:1111vs hiffll' 'l'l'll 'l'0lll'lHlm011T VVQ111 llittlo 'lR'11 'l'o111'11z1n1011t Littlv 'l'011 t'11:1111pio11sl1ip 1926-27 xvlill 20 gzuncs, lost 10 111 Little T011, won 9 games, lost 2 QZIIIICS 75 1XIE1XIOR'IES Football Team 1910. Girls' Basketball 1910. Girls' Basketball 1904 Football 1912 Baseball 1922 1+'111S'l' ll1RI1'S BASKW1' 15.11111 '1'I'1AM 190-1-6 1. l,0l'll'j' xY2l1lil'l', '06, 14'o1'wa1'c1 6. 1111112111 STvw:11'T. '05. H11:11'1l 2. Blyrtlv Will-y, '07, 1+'o1'wz11'11 112111121111 Il. .Mlm-lv lloblo. '06. 1'0ll10l' 7. Mary 'll2lj'l0l'. '06. G1.12ll'l1 -l. 141111111 Aclmns, '06, 21111 f'011l01' S. Nora Allmrl, '06. 21111 1'l'1lff'lA Al2l1l2lf.f0l' 9. 1312111011 l,ill'Sll2lll, '0T. 1711121111 5. Julia 11i11vol11, '05, 21111 KR-11101- MV. John l'1. l'l11111, 111021011 Miss Smliv Phillips, 1101po1' 211111 Amlvlsm xvllll 8 games, lost 1 2211110 76 X MEMORIES GIRLS Vmss lil' H524 How Fuss mf' 1927 VLASS l4ASlil'I 'l' l-1.Xl.I, l'll.XMl'lUNS 77 MEMORIES Historical Survey MR. L. J. QUAN'r1ncLl., Fmsi' Sl'I'ERINTl'lNDI'INT According to the l'History of LaSalle l'ounty, The first school was kept in Levi Carter's house by a lady named Hosfordf' This same history also records the fact that A. Van Namee came in 1843 and found the pioneer schoolhouse built, so that it must have been erected previous to that year. The exact location of this particular building has not been ascertained. There were several schools in this vicinity previous to 1850 and it may be that the Upionecr schoolhouse was one of the following group. School was held in a building where the Precinct Schoolhouse now stands. Un the site of the Alexander Hamill home on Ottawa Street another school was built. And classes were also conducted where Fharles Lincoln's home is built on his farm north of town. Just when the first building was erected on the grounds of the present school on Stilson Avenue is not known. But it is known that on the night ot' September 13, 1858, this practically new brick building was utterly demolished by an explosion of dynamite. About two years later another building was constructed, but in the mean- time the younger generation was not enjoying a prolonged holiday, for in- struction was given in several places about the town. A small house on the spot now occupied by the R. O. Dupee home, north of the track, rooms over 78 l l tw MEMORIES E 3 I FIns'I' BIIIIIIIING 1883-1900 Robinson's Drug Store, a house 011 Dr. Pieree's lot on Ottawa Street, all served as school rooms. Part. of the house now occupied by VVill Prentice and his family was at that time standing on the northeast corner ol' the Harrie Town lot and this was used in like manner. On the northeast corner of Ottawa and Winthrop Streets staIIds now, as then. what is known as the Brown building. lt was here that Miss Hattie Patterson conducted a private school. One of lIer pupils relates that Miss Patterson 's favorite form ot' punish- ment for a disobedient student was to snap him on thc car with a stiff piece of whalebonc. On page 108 may be found the picture of a group of girls who attended this school in 1858. You will note that one of the girls in the front row holds something in her hand. The girl is Bell XVarren tMrs. IC. S. Snowj who tells that oranges were scaI'ce in those days and that she had borrowed an orange to hold in her hand while the picture was being taken. In the fall of 1860 school was opened in the new two-room school house built where the brick one had stood. lt was a wooden affair having one room upstairs and o11e oII the ground floor. At two different times later tour rooms were added, and this six room building accommodated the youth of the com- munity until 1900. At that time part of this old wooden structure was moved to Main Street and is now used by Dr. 'Tillman for his office. It was not until the fall of 1883 that a regular high school was 0111211112011 under the fine leadership of L. J. Quantrell. This course of 'study offered only two years of work. In 1893 illld 1900 the third and fourth years of work were added to the course. Toward the end of the century it became obvious that the old building was no longer adequate either in capacity or equipment, and after two or three votings, the brick building that now houses the grades of Dist. 30-l was erected. In January 1901 the doors of the new building were opened. The following have served superintendents: Mr. Heslet, Mr. Hurd, Frank Hall, L. J. Quantrell, M. M. Alden, J. H. Morton, A. R. Moore, H. H. Robinson, G. V. Plum, J. E. Clum, H. L. Kessler and F. L. Bennett, whose length of service varied from one to four years each except Mr. G. V. C'lum 79 MEMORIES li PUBLIC Scnooi. BUILUING, l'lRi'IC'l'l'IIl 1900 whose' vffivic-lit i1ClIllllllSfI'ilflV0 ability amd line personal qualities so won tlw 2llllllll'2lll0ll of thc patrons and tho good will of thc pupils that hc' l'0nmin04l thirtcvn yours. from 1895 to 1908. ln 1924 Mr. li. B. Mann sllvvovclml Mr. Bonnvtt. Mr. Mann with his un- tiringz onvrgzy and whole hourtcd intcrc-st in boys and girls labored hard :mel long for the hottvrment of the Ezirlvillo svhools. llndvr his administration :L four zu-re uthlc-tiv fiolcl and za gzymnzisiuni worm- znlmlvcl to tho sf-hool plant. Throngrh his ulvility in orgxzinizzition the lilarlvillo l'onnnunity High S4-hool district wus, l'0l'lll0ll. Mr. Munn wus il great lovvr ot' boys and aitlilvtiv sports. 'l'ln'onlrh his lvmlcrsliip :intl vffivit-nt vozivliilig l'lurlvill0 won an onviailllv position in thv lmskvtlmll annals ol' Northorn Illinois. winning: many lmsketlmll 1-linmpionsliips znul tonrnznnf'nts znnong whivh will Qvvr stzmcl out tho District l'hzimpionship of 1922. With tho 1'0g1rc-ts ol' many Snpt. Munn lt-l't Iianrlvillv in 1925 in rt-spouse to :1 1-:ill to his formvr supwiiitviitloiicy in Hot-vli llrovv, lnll. Snpt. l . il. 'l':1ylor vznno to l'lzn'lvillo in Svptvnilwr 1925. llnrinlr his mlniinistrution ln' has won tht' support ol' tho vonnnnnity :intl tho sc-hool has niutlv stvauly progrvss. A tinv nvw building has boon vm-1-toil :intl ll QOIlllll0l't'l2ll wlvpnrtmvnt has lwvn mltlvll. Stzlmlziwlizoml tc-sts show thv St'llUlill'Slllll to luv high. llc lwliovvs that thu sr-hool stzintls for opportunity :intl the gfroslt in- 1-vlltiw of tho stullvnt hotly shonlml he :im-liivvomont, not only in the class room lint in all forms of st-liool uvtivitios. 'l'lw liittlv 'l't-n Hzlsliotlmll 'l'ournzim0nt trophy ot' 1920 has boon zultlvtl to thc- line mlisplaiy ol' lormvr tluys. 80 l .41 i L MEMORIES Sli1 1'. L. B. MANN, ORu,xN1z1clc OF l'lAR1.x'Ii.I.i-1 t'oMMUN1'1'x' lliou Scnooi, Tlirougli its odlu-ntioiuil exhibits at tho Illinois State Fair Eurlvillv is known tlirougliout the stzitv. ln 1926 lflairlvillv stood highvst in its class at Springfield. ln music und puhliv spoaliing' l+lz1i'lvillo brought homo both hnnnci's from tho district vontost znnl wore tho host in thoii' vlzlss in lllllSlK' vvonts ut thc' stntv vontvst. lflzirlvillv was ont' ol' tho two high svhools otf tho stem- to roprosviit Illinois :it tho Si-squi l'0nt0nninl Exposition nt .Pllll2lll0lIllll2l July 4, 1926. With tho illlllllllllll that is Qivvn to thi-so uvtivitics St'll0Iill'Slllp is not iioglcf-t04l. 'l'i'ophics for oxvollviivc in ,!l'illlllll2ll'. zirithnivtic' and strolling 2lI'0 nnnnully ZlW2ll'll0ll. Tho Sonioi' vlnss of 1927 has sc-t :1 nohlc oxaniplo for fill'0l1QUlll'2l5.Z'0lll0lll ot'g1vn0l'z1l high stnnfling by pwsoiitiiigi' to tho school il Svliolarsliip llonoi' Shit-lil, upon which shall bc oiigiwivoml Om-h your the nznnos of llonoi' Stlulonts. As an rvsult ol' tho visit of Mr. J. V. llnnnu, Iligh School Supvvvisoi- ot' tho lJ0lHll'ilIl0llf of Public lnstruc-tion to our high svhool tho znlininistrzition was 1-oinnioinlcd, lflarlvillo was voiigimtlllzltvcl. and lllnrlvillv t'omniunity lligh School was givvn tho liigliost possililo rating of Stzltv ll0Iiill'llll0lll ol' Puhlic- lnstruvtion. lt was Mr. 'Faylor who coin-vivotl tho imlc-an ol' Moinoi-ics :intl througrh his 5IlllLl2llll'0 it has liven inndv possihlo. 81 ' 1 is MEMORIES Items of Interest From Minutes of Meetings of Board of Education April 29. 1893-Proposition to issue bond fort 315,000 defeated 181 to 29. Tax lcvey for '93-'94, 83,500 Sept. 11, 1893-Motion carried to allow the teachers a Thursd-ay and Friday early in October to attend World's Fair. F. G-. Keeler appointed truant officer and Miss Burlingame to hear excuses, etc., for non-attendance of pupils. ' Salafry schedules: Principal S100 per month, other teachers S45 per month. April 7, 1900-Proposition to issue bonds for 812,000 to erect new school building carried 156 to 41. ' May 14, 1900-Paul O. Moratz of Bloomington employed as architect. June 26, 1900-Grieg and Baum awarded contract for new building. July 23, 1900-Boardfmet in school yard and located northeast corner of the new building 101 feet west of east line and 53 feet south of north line of lot. August 11, 1900-C. A. Swenson, Earlville, Ill., employed as superintendent of construction of new building. August 25, 1900-Bonds for 312,000 issued in S500 denomination at 4Wp payable at First National Bank, Earlville, Ill., S1500 to be retired annually. 1902-1909. January 2, 1901-Dave Loveless and wife employed for janitor service at S325 per year. V March 14, 1904-A music supervisor authorized at salary of 86.25 per week. November 11, 1907--Resolution: This board stands for honest work and any student found copying from another's work or paper shall on proof of the same receive no credit for said study. And resolved further that the Supt. shall preserve order at any cost. . 'May 9, 1910- In view of the fact that teachers must at all times spend considerable sums of money that they may appear in school' and out of school in proper clothing we recommend that they be employed at S60 per calendar month. April 15, 1916-A school tax of not more than 2172, for educational purposes authorized at annual election. 38 for, 1 against. January 19, 1917-Bonds if 33,000 for gymnasium voted 161 for, 18 against. , March 1, 1918-Official high school cap and gown adopted for baccalaur- eate and commencement. September 29, 1918-At request of War Department, Supt. Mann granted leave of absence. October 20, 1918-E. W. Vickery employed at Superintendent for re- mainder of school year. August 6, 1920-A four-acre athletic field purchased for 532800. Dec. 30, 1926-Bonds for 875,000 voted for new building. 356 for, 179 against. ' 82 l Lu r .1 n xt . L ' M4 :Xl E Bl U R 1 E S lhvllv lilxlu-:.x1v .Xxxx Ihxlml-1 'l'I'1:x11:1: 1'l.x'1wl4 XI. Hmm First gl'I'Qltlll2ltillQ vluss ns Hwy :1ppv:11' 141412151 my-vacuum .-va lllull SCIIUUI, 1886 No. 1. Bottom Row, Agnes Alkinson, '87, No. 3 'Fhird flow, Herbert Wiley, '86. 83 MEMORIES FIRST GRADUATING CLASS 1885 Clyde M. Snow David A. Kinkaid Anna Dodge David A. Kinkaid at present. Georgia Kinney Davis at present. Georgia Kinney, '86. 84 MEMORIES James A. Kinkead, '88 Mabel Conklin, '88 Gilbert Wiley, 88 Sherman Doane, '88 Rose Schrecengost, '89 Rhoba Norton, '90 Millicent Everham, '90 Nora Wilson, '90 85 Ml+lMUlillf1S 'Tl Vlzzss ol' 1891. Top Row: Lucy Ul't'YlllZ1l1. Tlieophilns Dinsniore, Minnie Uliaipiiiziii. Al. M Aldvn. Supl., l,ni':i Pziinv, Jolin Atkinson, Lanrzi llzizis. Swoiicl Row: Nellie-V Sf-liinifli. Ida 'l'hoinps0n, Jnsiv llmilv, l i'vrl lxevle-i' Ruth Xlilov lon l'nnlclin. Elin Foote. C'lui':i Illl1fl0l'. Flaws of l8il2. Top Row: Mzunic Graham, Lavvrna Davison. Sevnnd Row: Cyrus Smale, Waltz-1' Dnpee. .. 86 . ..A Rose Wileyg. Ella Kinkeud Q MEMORIES No.4 Vluss ol' '!lT. Slznnling: 4'l1arls-s Ka-lloy. Luther Hill'll2ll'il, Lidu Winslow, .lzunos Taylor Nora lluglvy. Guy Robinson. H. H. Robinson. Supl.. 'l'illiv liincle-r. Sunlwl: lfllln Gvttviny. Allio Hill. Hilda W:w0liT01', Laura Havonhill, Ninn. Bagley. lflzl Fooiv, Goorgu NYil0y, Class of 1898. Top Row: Harry Knniey, Clare Davisson, Bon Norton, Prof. Robinson 'l'l1addvus Davisson, Arthur Casner, Frank Griffith. Front Row: Anna Lytton, Josie Miller, Myrtle- Doane. S17 5 AI E BI O H I E S i W 3 l Vlusslnl' 18951. Top Row: Nlzw Clovelund. Yiets Bliss, GOl'tl'lIIll Supl.. Nlnmiv llartlwl, Clyde l'a1'l01'. - 7illllll4'l'lll2lll. G, V. l'l1 Swmul Row: Clurzl t'olh0lT. Wzlltm' Xvlllllllllll. Irvine 'l'a1ylm', Plwlyn Ullzlsv, f'Ol'2l Dau AI'llllll' Golmlv. Class of lfllrl, Top Row: Mark f'ill'i9l', Walter Dickerson, Mamie Sfvele, Agnvs Kun Sf-cond Row: G. V. Clum, Supl., Mary Wilson, Ida Tzlstad, Olive Taylor. ...88 M E M O R I E S m .T , - . Z ,:,,.,Q ,,:, ' Class of 1902, Top Row: Mahal Klmcy. G. V. Clam, Supt., Clydg Aitkvn, Litmiv Aloads S01-mul Row: Nlalwl Call10lT, Nvva Davis. Class ol' 1904. First Row: Laverne Davis, Lucille Hess, Grover Clcveland. S1-vond Row: Maude Colvman, G. V. Clum, Supt., Bvssie McClve1'y. 89 Maude Donagh, Hope Barn- Norton. Deraeson, Nellie Ruby Top Row: 1903. of SS Cla 4. C4 ,J f- ,- 'J ..- v r ri J .- C z .Z L, ..- z.. Lvl an .f-1 .- .-. .. A .J TE E .G Q 1 ,.. .... c U : E :C cf c M ,: .- Cv C CS N E 3 C as 'C' I: C Q, 0.1 U2 S f- '- A 5-1 E N rs UI of c. O Lf aa 2 sv c ,- E Dickerson. W. H. Roy Edgerton, OW I rd H Thi 4-1 MEMORIES Class ot' 15505. Top Row: Olivo Hunger. Charles Cleveland, Lillian Stewart, Lloyd Pool. Roscoo Lynn, Robert Adams. Julia Lincoln. Sea-ond Row: John Van Horn, Jane Aitlwn, G. V. Clnnl, Supt.. Lfiola Dean. X. 2 33 Class of 11106. Top Row: Olive McGregor, Ainine llopelnan. Jolm Tholnpson, Edith Adams, Gcrtrudv Ulinv. Soc-mul Row: Alina U2ll'tl'l', E 0. Van Alyea, Arthur Yenerivh. Louis Dnniond, Nora .AllN'I'l. Third Row: Ethel Donagh. Mary Taylor. Perley Walker, Adele Goble. Elizabeth Kane. 91 Ml+1M0Rll4lS H ,. hx 0 I nav' 1 lass nt' ITHIT. 'Frm llnw: Nlyrllv Wiley, l,v:1 Holtz, l l'aIN'0S l'lt'Y0lilllfl, Sophia BW 51 lu um lmu lialzx Swalnsrm. lava Wilvy. xv-mul Row: llvllv llflllgll. Paull Griswold, G. Y. Plum, Sllplu Wulrlu llczltv. t'm':l S e-ngusl. H IGH SCHOOL 15507. 92 MEMORIES 3' Class of 1908 in Eighth Grade. Top Row: Miss Parks, Willard Van Ornum, Grant Conklin, Lloyd Recknor, Harry Lee, Ernest Simison, Walten Simison, Oscar Olson, Mart Thompson, Lawrence Reisinger. Second Row: Bessie Dumond, Clare! Thompson, Florence Lynn, Marjorie Smith, Laura Spray, Martha Vask, Hazel Risley. Third Row: Louis Haas, Robert Wiley, George Norton, Herbert Kellogg. 5 .- Class of 1910. Top Row: Etta Yenerick, Myrtle Tripp, Delta Tabor, Rachel Conklin, Sara Wold, Anna Bliss, Myrtle Bergeson, Florence Lynn, Nona Carter, Elsie Dooling, Florence Schmidt. Second Row: Melvil Alyea, Paul Edgett, Carl Hoss, Samuel Goldschmidt, Chester Griffin. 93 H MEMORIES ' Class of 1911. Standing: Ralph Manger Ralph White Flarenee Kane Pierpont Adams Seated: Helen Hill Alma Bolson Elsie Kossert Jessie Springstead Edna Albert Class of 1912 Standing: Paul Schmidt Bristol Conklin Seated: Mildred Cook Helen Wiley Leona Swanson i Class of 1913 Left to Right: ' Nellie Steele Lois Cook . Harold Felton Q Pearl Wiley 1 Harriett Schmidt Raymond Graham Perla Wallis Myrna Hill Daisy Baird Q 1 94 I M lfl M O R I 141 S Class of 1914. Left to Right: Mayo Nolxlo. Elvaxxox' Davis, Hvlon GI'illlZlIll. Nluriou l llvlgvsoli Pvurl Sl'illllfZ, Grzlvv Salruvzuit. liillzllilw l.a11'ulw0. Lyle Wilson. HOWilI'l Y1'll0I'll'll. 231:-9 Class ol' 1915. Top Row: Wilkie Lee, Marie Anderson. Affhlll' Sc'hnvid01'. Helvn Schmidt Glvnn Rvckuor. Second Row: Loon Kano. 95 MEMORIES Class of 15016. Top Row: Harold Kukuk, Edna Bruell, Gertrude Kossert, Ruth Johnson. Arthur Hill. Hope Alc'Colgil1, Clara Lewis, Worth Elliott, Audrey Cruise. Sumner Wiley. Su-onrl liow: Mildred Whittaker, I+'lo1'enc-e Anderson, Florence Lippincott, Wave Wallis, Dorothy Wold, Frieda Kurtz, Ruth Weidner. Ida Lee, Louis Hargzer. Class of 1917. Top Row: Margaret Bullock, Charles Taylor, Dorothy Furhush, Robert Taylor. Mildred Meloy, Clarence Wiley, Zoe Aitken. ' Second Row: Esther Davis, Janette Boozel, Lyle Roades. Dorothy Hill, Douglas Bushell. Gertrude VVixom. 96 l l 1 QW -. ,W , , 1... 1 w 1 . - --.giu ixiliizzillinlli:1'i1l1Iiml:mixmtuiiilxiiziimiuiilimiuliil A I lil C l I lg ,S m.l I:Lmim1m1'iliul!ZUimnmHinnrnmimrlifrlnntliilmvf1,3 'lx -Q 1 - y Svlim-illvr. lilsiv 1,1-c, l'1dW1ll'd Grzilnzun, Iivriioivo T0l'lll2lll. Willis All-C'olg.:'i11. . , . , ,, . . . . . .. Llzlss nl ISIIEI. blillllilllg-II llnru Amiorsmi. llivmluslzi lwvlmw. Xiulvl Klum, Nlilfliwl llllv Familia Allzlms. 51'illt'llI Ilmiailll Klllillli. l'lil'tm1 llzwklivss. 97 :iss ol' IEIIX. l.0I't to Right: lllnilvlio Wixmil, Allllil Nivlwrualll. Violl-I Kvrn, Nlzilwl w w Yww, ,, ,Aye 4 , v EV .111 Irlllulmmllmrx1l1I:1I:m!z1zI:1 lxmfxl:11:mm1'm' !m'1: XI '41 1 , I lf! S 11111'1117111:13112111IIZI:ZIIIIIZ'Z::7I:ZZZ':'Z',,. I2t'i'::1I1 f-, T' L' 77,,,7 7,,,, 7,-,ir , A , ..-.,,. W- W, W fx. .,. l lxss of 1920. Lvft to Right: IG:l1'l Ilonslvr. Yivitzl Ilitc-hvlls, Ifrzlmxs Wllillzllwlg t'lzul':: Holtz. Yil'IOI'i2l Wzulglm-I, 5lu1'g:nr4-t llughvs, Ilamltl Xlillvr. lllss ol' 15021. Standing: John Iluss, Miriam Alyvu. Imuisv Gufiss, I-'zwl Wilvy, Vlwslvr Ilymlv, David Wa-lvll, lfrunk Wallis, Paul ZilllIll0l'llI2lIl, lmrothy 'I'm'mu11. I'1ll'2l!llH lllll, John GI'l'j'l'l'. mul: k'h:u'lot1v I'z11'k, Alliunv llydv, llvlcfn Rvx, lillflllwll Fmmto, I,m-mln Aitlwn, Doris Xlonrv, llyrrl Lurnhcv. 99 A 'X +?.-.....,-..H..g. , 1 , ' w N .,.1.,iil 4 1 1QEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIZIQIII1ZI11Ig!lT'IIHIL!1QQt1'1:xxIZ111:min l4A I FA S ImumxmmmtilIIHIZUIZIZI171II'.'III:mLm1I:Ixlxiiltlzllizxzluwl-I 451 ' . 1 . lllws ut IH22. Till! Huw: llurlwrt Uuoli, lizllbll llllllvv, lf'1'1'fl xvlxllql, Ilumlci Immun w 4 w lullls t.1'm'v1'. mh H1'2lIl'Il'l 44-mnxd Huw: lrmu Nlillvr, Nlnlwl llvllslvr, Ruth. Gl'1'j'l'I'. l 1'a1m-as Iiuris' , XvllilI1lkl'l'. .-Xalan Wixmn. x l'I1i1'd Row: Advlilw Gl'illllIl. Iivlln- RUN. .Ivssiu Whilv, K1lHll'j'll Hllllllll, Xlulwl lfoulm Xlnry Ilzlrknvss. Ulzlss ot' 19245. Top Row: Ara-llic Moinkv, John Ihxpvv, Alla-n Frvy, Ruth l,l'l'llIlll 'Qu-mul Iimv: I':u1l Holtz, llivllallwl HIIMIICS, Ilzmml nlllillid. lim Kwon, , . , , llmol Huw: llurvoy Ik-zllv, hylv Nlullvy, llwzlyno Lzlrsmm, Lcwis Rs-X. l!x'. f w assi: Hqmrllxy llumllly Iiowvrs. l l'imi:1 Gllvlmial. Iourlh Row: Xt'I'llUIl RUXYHII, t'I1:n'Ivs Lyons. l'I:11'vm-0 Umk, 1.111-lllo llzwixvn' lhlqn H1H'lll.0l'd, Lois 'l'z1ylm', Ih-11t1'ivu Slrullss. llvlvn Klurslxalll, 99 Nl N NI U R I IC S nf Em-1v111e 21351 Tchool 1921-22 NHL H s 'ff Class of 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 Alumni David R. Kinkead, Civil Engineer .......... Clyde M. Snow, Pharmacy Instructor ....... Anna Dodge Turner ...................................... Georgia Kinney Davis ................. Herbert C. Wiley, tDeadD Agnes Atkinson, 1DeadJ Sherman Doane, fDeadb James A. Kinkead, Engineer of Gilbert H. Wiley, Bank Cashier ........... Tests Mabel Conklin Wiley ................................ Bert C. Davison, Cashier ............ Rose Schmidt Schrecengost ....... MEMORIES Paola, Kaus. 107 S. Elmwood Ave., Oak Park LaGrange Waterloo, Ia. Cupertino, Dalit. Earlville Earlville 1441 Forest Ave., Wilmette Earlville Millicent Everham Hanchett ....... ....... 3 03 E. Curtis Street, Downers Grove Nora Wilson Reed ....................... .............................. B ox 1264, Denver, Colo. Rhoba Norton Wilson .............. ......................................................... N ew Sharon, Ia. John Atkinson .................. . .......................... . ............ ..... 1 836 So. Lawndale, Chicago Lucy Brennan, lDied February 2, 19031 Josephine Bc-ale, Stenogra pher ........................ Clara Binder ................................. Etta Foote Buck ..................... Lulu Conklin Bonney .............. Minnie Chapman Chesson ................ 4958 Blackstone Ave., Chicago Earlville 305 W. 4th St., Sterling 112 N. Main St., Pendelton, Ore. 149 Sumner Ct., Springfield, Mass. Laura Haas Church .............................................................. 233 S. 16th Ave., Maywood Theophilus W. Dinsmore, Farmer .............. ........................................................,..... C lare Lura Paine Doughty ............................ 1414 E. Fred B. Keeler, Architect and Builder ............... Nellie Schmidt Keeler .................................. Ruth Wiley McCredie ............................... Ida Thompson .................. Walter Dupee, CDeadj Ella Kinkead Dupee ........................ Washington St., Los Angeles, Calif. Earlville Earlville 139 Galena Blvd., Aurora Earlville 716 W. Galena Ave., Freeport Rose Wiley Biggs ................................... ..... 5 39 Seminary Ave., Aurora Laverna Davison Doane, CDeadD Mamie Graham Grimm ...................... ....... .................. 9 1 7 Nettie St., Belvidere Cyrus A. Smale .............................................................. 1368 Euclid, Washington, D. C. No class graduated. Another year of work was added to the High School course and a class of six members was held over for the nert year. Bethla E. Pool Davis ............... Janie D. Litten Brashares ...... Ella Dupee .................................. Ralph D. Norton, fDeadl Ella E. Beale Blakeslee ...... Elizabeth Doane, Teacher ...,... Flora Everham Bonetzell ....... Elizabeth Barnard, Teacher ..... Kate Goble, Teacher .. .............. . Josie Norton Miller ............. Goldie Goss Atherton ....... Ella M. Gettemy Wiley .............. Charles C. Kelley, tDeadJ Hilda Weachter Davis ............. ................. 101 .3 . .A . .f:..ii Radison Hotel, Aberdeen, S. D. 2155 High St., Oakland, Calif. 716 Galena Ave., Freeport Earlville Cottonwood Falls, Kaus. Hanford, Calif. 5517 Ardmore, Chicago Earlville Cimarron, N. M. Woodlawn Ave., Aurora 392 Ottawa 3402 Sunnyside, Chicago .. - hp.. Tillie Binder Robinson ....... Allie Hill, Teacher .......... Nora Bagley Bushell .....,............., Ida Foote Ater, fDeadl D. Luther Barnard, Physician ...... Nina. Bagley Perry ........................ Laura Havenhill, Clerk ............ Llda Winslow I-Iumm ............... George S. Wiley, Attorney Lewis James Taylor, fDeadl MEMORIES 6200 Evans Ave., Chicago Wamego, Kaus. 301 Benton St., Aurora Salt Lake City, Utah 307 Benton St., Aurora 2446 Lexington St., Chicago Earlville Ottawa 6200 Evans Ave., Chicago Guy H. Robinson, Manufacturer ...... .............. 2 1898 Ben Norbon, Stenographer .......... ................... 1 29 S. Estelle St., Wichita, Kans. Myrtle Doane Casner ............ ...... 3 02 E. Anaheim St., Long Beach, Calif. Anna Litten, Teacher ......... ....................... 1 5429 Lexington Ave., Harvey Josie Miller, Bookkeeper ...... ............................................................ E arlville Frank Grlffeth, Physician .......... ........................... ............. ............ E l g in Thaddeus Davisson, Farmer ...... ............................................................ E arlville Clare Davlsson, QDeadl Arthur J. Casner, Dentist ..... ...... 3 02 E. Anaheim St., Long Beach, Calif. Harry Kuney, Bookkeeper ...... .............. . .................................... T ulare, Calif. 1899 Arthur S. Goble .................... ........ B oatman's Bank Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. Irvine S. Taylor .................. .............................................. S pringer, N. M. Walter Whitman ..................... ......................................................... E arlville Cora Davis Cooper ..................... ........................................ E arlville Evelyn Chase, Photographer ...... ...... 1 0855 E. 3rd St., Sterling Viets Bliss, Rancher ....................... gp ............. .................. C hula Vista, Calif. Clyde Carter, Farmer ....................................... .......... . ......................... E arlville Gertrude Zimmerman Fleming, tDeadl Clara Calhoff Myers ........................................... ..... 3 05 N. Fifth Ave., LaGrange Mamie Barthel Thomas ............ , ................. ....................................... E arlville Mae Cleveland, Teacher ......... .. ................................................... .... Santa,Monica, Calif. 1900 No class graduated in 1900. Fourth year added to course. 1901 Mark Carter, Farmer ......... ..................................................... E arlville Walter Dickerson .................... ..... 1 002 S. Kline St., Aberdeen, S. D. Agnes Kuney ............................... .................................... .. .............. C hicago Mamie Steele, Bookkeeper ....... ............................................... E arlville Olive A. Taylor Vogelsburg ........ ....... P otosi, Wis. Ida Tastad Lunde ............ 4 .......... ........... E smond Mary Wilson Wolfe, Teacher ...... , .................... Earlville 1902 Clyde Aitken, Farmer ......................... ........................ C hula Vista, Calif. Mabel Calhoff Turk ................................. .................................,.,.,,.,,,,., E arlville Neva A. Davis Randolph, fDeadl Mabel A. Kuney Clum . ....................... ..... 2 09 Richards Rd., Columbus, 0. Linnie E. Meads Kerns ................... ........,.......,.........,........,.,,...,,, B ig Rock 1903 Hope Barnard Dupee .................................... ......... 7 16 W, Galena Ave., Freeport Ruby D. Bergeson Crawford .......................... ....... 7 5 Elm Ave., Wollaston, Mass, Gurdon A. Binder, Electrical Engineer ...... ............... 1 509 E, 68th St., Chicago Jacob Cantlin, Attorney ............................... ......................,...,.,..,,,,,,,, R ook Falls Phoebe M. Cope Antram .......................... ....... 5 30 Jefferson Ave, Elgin Hazel Dunn Eastagord ................. ..................,.,.....,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 ttawa H. W. Dickerson, Bookkeeper ....... ....... W est Englewood, New Jersey Roy Edgerton, fDeadl Millie Erickson Chandler ............ .......,....,..,,..,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P lano Hulda Goldschmidt, tDeadJ Lura Hapeman Dickerson ....... ......... 1 019 Kline St., Aberdeen, S, D, Elizabeth Madden Rogers' ........ ...... 6 21 Greenwood Ave., Blue Island Nellie C. Norton Reese .......... .......,..,,.,..,,..,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, La Porte, Ind, E. Mabel Pratt Keeler ........ ..,.............,..,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, M 9, lm, 1904 Maude Coleman Langlotz ..... .,,.,,, 1 22 13th St., Tgledg, 0, Grover Cleveland ................. ...... .......,,,.,,,,,,, F t , Bragg, Calif. 102 D Wifi .ff 5.16 . ' l l..r.f F' ..:.1. In -H . Ifwkmauhn- -1- V 9 LJ. 1. .ala 1 5' I I , 4 1905 1906 1907 1908 1009 1910 4 .mn mm lm mn --I. mu un-- -- MEMORIES E. LaVerne Davis, CDeadJ Lucille M. Hess, fDeadJ Bessie R. McCleery Gilbert ..... Roscoe K. Lynn, Bank Cashier ...... Julia M. Lincoln Pixley .................. Jane A. Aitken Carter ....................... Charles M. Cleveland .............................. Leola J. Dean Van Horn, fDeadJ Olive M. Munger Geithman .............. Lloyd H. Pool, lDeadl Lillian E. Stewart McGinnis ...... John W. Van Horn, Farmer ....... Edith M. Adams, Teacher ....... Hinckley Earlville Westmont Earlville Los Angeles, Calif. Alhambra, Calif. Mendota Earlville Earlville Nora Albert ............................... ................................................. O ttawa E. O. Van Alyea, Physician ..... ........ 2 5 E. Washington St., Chicago Alma Carter Shurlow ...................... ......................... .. ................... E arlville Ethel Donagh, Teacher .......................... ...................................................... R ochelle Louis A. Dumond, Civil Engineer 205 S. 19th St., Maywood Adele Goble Collman ........................... Amlne W. I-Iapeman Callagan ....... Elizabeth L. Kane Worsley ........ Olive A. MacGregor Bergeson ...... Mary A, Taylor Eldredge ............ 'Gertrude M. Uline Golden ........ Perley Walker Strong .................. Arthur D. Yenerich, Farmer ...... John Thompson, fDeadi A Myrtle Wiley Wedding, CDeadJ Isca Wiley Evans, fDeadJ Lea Boltz Hoffman .................. Waldo Boltz, Farmer ......... ....... Paul Griswold, Teacher ............................. 787 Rosemont Ave., Oakland, Calif. Sheridan Hebron, Ind. Ashton Springer, N. M. Bayard, Ia. Earlvllle Paw Paw Earlvllle Earlvllle Egan Frances Cleveland Loloff ..........................,... ,,,,,,, K ergey, C010, Cora Schrecergost, lntertype Operator ....... ,, ,,,,,,,,,, Em-1vi11e iBeTl'Hou ii ............................,.......,. Q ....... .,,,,,,,,,,, EgTfy7i II? p ia Brueckner Gustloff ....................... ,,,,, K appgffmlilif Eda Swanson Leonard .......... Lloyd Recknor .................................... Willard Van Ornum ............................. Earlville Tulsa, Okla. Earlville E. Melvin Bergeson, Grain Dealer ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., A shton Marjory Smith Pierce ......................... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E arlville Hazel Goss Tomlinson .................... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,.,, W 1 nsted, Conn. Clara Thompson, Teacher ....... Bessie Dumond Lodge .......,... Nellie Taylor Musselman ...... Robt. ecen os ert Wiley ..................... Herbert Kane ............. Melvil Alyea .......................... Myrtle Bergeson Mode ........ Anna Bliss Loveday ........ Nona Carter Trotter ....... Elsie Dooling Peterson ...... Rachel Conklin McLallan ..... Florence Lynn ...................... Carl Hoss ............................... Paul Edgett, Druggist ........ Chester Griffin, 1DeadJ Samuel G.oldschmidt .............. Florence Schmidt Kneller ...... Delta Tabor McCray ........... Earlville' 636 S. 17th Ave., Maywood 3828 Terrace St., Kansas City, Mo. KRD!! .....,.......................... .,,,,,,. 5336 W. Monroe St., Chicago East Las Vegas, N, M, 5636 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago Royal oak, Mich. 103 -X Y, 3524 Lan Franco St., Los Angeles, Calif Plano Earlvillex 249 Madison St., Oak Park Earlvllle Santa Monica, Calif. 600 Wentworth Ave., Chicago 272 Clark St., Aurora 204 N. University Ave., Peoria 1130 Hickory St., Waukegan Y 3 . it 1 as at T4 '1 N. ru--N i MEMORIES 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 Myrtle Tripp Lutz ....... Sara Wold, Teacher ........ Etta Yenerlch Faust ....... Edna Albert Bock .............. Alma Bolson Kuntz ......... ..... Helen Hill Hill, 1Dead7 Clarence Kane ...................... Elsie Kossert Grosshans ...... Jessie Springsteed .............. Charles H. Strong ........ Ralph White .................. Mildred Cook Timms ........ Bristol Conklin ........................ Leona Swanson Blackburn ...... Paul M, Schmidt ..................... Helen Wiley Menz ....... .. Daisy Baird Holliday ........ Lois Cook Sorg ................ Harold Felton ............... Raymond Graham ...................... Myrna H111 .....................,.................... Nellie Steele Prater, Teacher ..... .. Harriet Schmidt, Teacher .......... Pearl Wiley Butler .................... Perla Wallis Schmidt ...................... Marion Faith Bergeson Jacobson Eleanor Davis Small .......................... Helen Graham Gallagher ............... Emaline Larabee Burnett ........ Maye Noble Villwock ............ Grace Sargeant Kaminky ..... Harry C. Schultz ................. Pearl Schultz Wilson ............... Lyle H. Wilson, Teacher ............. Howard D. Yenerich, Farmer .... Marie Anderson Gast ...... Leon Kane ...................... Wilkie Lee .................. Glenn Recknor ............... Helen Schmidt Allyn ...... Arthur Schneider ............ Florence Anderson Gast ....... Edna Bruel Hughes ............... Audrey Cruise Mohr ................. Louise Harger Springsteed ....... Ruth Johnson Gast ................................ Frieda M. Kurtz, Student ............ Gertrude L. Kossert, Clerk C. B. 8: Q. I a Lee Roux . ........................................... . lorence L pp ncott Ehrler .......,.......... Clara Lewis Bicking ................. Hope McColgin Conrad ......... Wave Wallis Hughes ................ Mildred A. Whittaker Frey ....... Ruth Wangler Miller ................ Dorothy Wold Kerlns ............ Worth Elliott, fDeadJ Arthur C. Hill, Undertaker ........ Harold Kukuk ............................. Sumner C. Wiley ..................... 104 2880 N. Clark St., Chicago 304 N. East Ave., Oak Park 437 Waterman St., Detroit, Mich. Leland Earlville Dodge City, Kaus. 607 7th St., W. Ashland, Wis. Sheridan 1012 Elgin Ave., Forest Park 1648 Juneway Terrace, Chicago Hawkeye, Ia. 549 Madison St., Oak Park Amelia, 0. Kansas City, Mo. 89 Blackhawk St., Aurora Leland Sumner, la. 462 Beverly Road, Beverly, Wis. 30 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville U '553i 55. 'i3rBQHQ-Ky Aurora Willoughby, 0. Mendota Earlville Paw 'Paw 221 Avon St., Aurora Earlville LaSalle 212 E. Evans St., Aurora 212 E. Evans St., Aurora Paw Paw Route 4, Aurora Arkansas City, Kans. Burlington, ja., Earlville Denver, Colo. Sheffield Earlville Earlville .. ......... ...... A urora Mendota Earlville Fontanelle, Ia. 253 Fifth St., Aurora ,Qjtawa Mendota 212 N. Fourth St. Sterling Rankin, Okla. 326 Rosewood Ave., Aurora 1213 Greenwood Ave., Beloit, Wls. DeKalb 1014 S. Tenth Ave., Maywood Sheridan .. ......... ...... H inckley Earlville 1 . ' -. ' 1-f.:,'4?3 ? rf ., . - 1- . ,. . fx- . ,Q ..':a-.nay r. in - Mir. 9 1+ - x 1917 MEMORIES Clarence Wiley ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,, 5 331 W. Monroe St., Chicago Charles Taylor ..... ............-------------------- C Ollde- S. D- Robert Taylor .................................. ---------- N ----------------- C Onde. S- D- 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 Lyle Roades .............................................. Douglas Bushell, Clerk C. B. Kc Q. ...... . Gertrude Wixom Goble ................. Mildred Meloy Miller ........................ Dorothy Hill Trevilllon ..... Dorothy Furbush Nord .......... Margaret Bullock, Teacher ....... Zoe Aitken Miller ....... - ........... Janette Boozel, Teacher ........ Esther Davis, Teacher ........ Blanche Wixom Bresnahan ...... Elsie R. Le Schrece abe e chnelder Welch ...... Violet Kern Parke ...................... Berneice Torman, Teacher ....... Anna Niebergall Smith .......... Edward Graham ................... Willis McColgin ............. Faith Adams ......................... Clara Anderson Kukuk ............ Theodosia Keeler, Teacher ....... Violet Main Reynolds ............ Mlldred Rife ....................... L.. Clifton Harkness Ronald Kukuk ............................... Harold Miller, Assistant Cashier Vietta Hitchens .................................. Earl Hensler ....................................... Victoria Wangler Price, Teacher Margaret Hughes Pence .................. Clara Boltz Bradford ..................... Frances Whittaker Stockley ....... l.eola Aitken ............................ Miriam Alyea Steinke ....... Kathryn Foote ................... Louise Gatiss Davisson ...... John Haas .......................... John Greyer, Teacher ........ Eleanor Hill Torman .............. Alliene Hyde Larabee ............... Chester Hyde, Bookkeeper ....... Byrd Larabee, Teacher .......... Doris Moore Larabee . ......., . Charlotte Park Mickelson ..... Helen Rex Wiley .................. Frank Wallis ............ .... David Welch ............ Frederick Wiley ..... Paul Zimmerman ............. Frances Burisch Wuylens ..... Herbert Cook ....... - ................. Ralph Dupee ...................... Mabel Foote .................... Adelaide Grimm ............... Ruth Greyer Anderson ....... Ellis Greyer ....................... Mabel Hensler Hyde ....... Cathryn I-Iumm Ferris .......... Mary Harkness Brusate ........ 105 Earlville Amboy 205 High St., Galena Chicago Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville ,... Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville 621 Onwentsia Ave., Highland Park Ear ctoria Kingston Earlville 1419 E. 69th St., Chlcago Chicago 1434 N. 26th St., Kansas City, Kans. Earlville Ottawa Earlville Earlville Meriden 101 W. Central Blvd., Kewanee Ottawa Earlville Earlville 5045 W. Adams St., Chicago Earlville 722 Church St., Rockford 7645 Stewart Ave., Chicago Earlville Earlville Chicago 16538 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich ..- .... ..... Earlville Earlville N .......... -... Paw Paw Earlville Earlville Earlville 124 Commonwealth Ave., Aurora Earlville 326 Rosewood Ave., Aurora Ottawa Earlville Waynesboro .. ...... Mendota ..... Earlville Chicago .. ........... Chicago Earlville Ottawa Earlville Earlville 204 Crescent Ave., Peoria Arlington . eases .zfkillv fn- Jr- fe 4 - K-F 1 I. fbi. 'ini 1 . -.il fri, l , ei-iw -miii H rl-vlill.-. ' 'f 'vM?Lf3,i ,ll 'I-in .if .I--'11 I' m 'E 5!l'1 1923 1924 I .1925 1926 Irma Miller Thompson ...... Harold Torman ................ Fred Welch ........................... Jessie White ........... . ............... . Beatrice Whittaker Hough Ada. Wixom Truckenbrod ........ MEMORIES 3114 Warren Ave., Chicago Earlville Victoria 4900 Washington Blvd., Chicago Earlville Mendota Belle Rex Harkness ............... ...... 1 01,West Central Blvd., Kewanee May Alexander Duffy ........ ........................................................... W edron Isabelle Barton Eddie ....... ...... 2 510 Palm Dr., Los Angeles, Calif. Russell Conklin, Farmer ..... ...................................................... E arl ille Harold Foster ...................... .................................................. E arllille Gladys Godfrey I-larger ..... ....... E arlville Lloyd Graham, Clerk ..... ........ Ottawa Emma Boltz Conklin ...... ....... E arlville Ruth .Harger Smith ..... ...... E arlville Richard Humm .......... ...... E arlville Roy Kossert ....................... ..... C hicago Margaret Meloy .................... ....... E arlville Dorothy Pratt Englehart ..... James Rowe, Clerk ......... Grayce Thorsen ............ Mildred Vormeland ...... Rue Wiley .......................... Theodore Zimmerman ..... Laura White Morrison ...... Gladys Wilcoxin Brown .......... Wayne Whitaker, Student ...... Howard V Campbell ................... Arwllda Glover .................... James Gatiss ..................... Paw Paw Earlville Wheaton 90 S. LaSalle St., Aurora Earlville 5615 University Ave., Chicago 417 Van Buren Ave., Belvidere 146 Clark St., Aurora Beloit, Wis. 632 Wesley Ave., Oak Park 150 S. River St., Aurora 1846 W. Adams St., Chicago Rllbert Ream ----....----...-........ ........... f ......... 1 102 Second Ave., Geneva Alice Weidner, Teacher ,...... .....,,,,...,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E arlville Wendell Abernathy ............ ...... 1 109 Avery St., Parkersburg, W, Va. Lucille Conklin, Teacher ..... ..........,.,.,.....,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, E arlville Elwood .Dudley ..................... ..................... , 460 S. Lake St., Aurora Kenneth Dllpee --.-------..-.-.. ..... 1 125 Chapin St., Beloit, Wie, Esther Garland .................... Marjorie Keen, Teacher ....... Hannah Larabee .................. Raymond Meinke ................ Raymond Miller .......................... Ruth McGaughey, Teacher Paul Kaminky ......................... Mlnnette Johnson Meinke ...... Carl Smith ............................... Royce Roath .......................... Iryne Campbell ............. Timothy Corcoran ... ....... . Mildred Dolder ..................... Clitford Hyde, Farmer ...... Graham Leonard .............. John McGary ............................... Lena Prentice ................................ Inez Schrecengost Fitzgerald ....... Grace Wilson, Teacher ................ Melvin Stotler ............................. Earlvxlle Earlville Earlville Earlville 360 Lovell St., Elgin Earlville 370 Fox St., Aurora Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville Aurora Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville North Bessamer, Pa, H9-FVGY C. Beale ........ ...... 1 23 W. 42nd, New York City, N. Y. Paul W. Boltz ............ Dorothy R. Bowers ....... Hazel E. Buland- ....... Clarence W. Cook ......... John A. Dupee, Jr. ...... . Chula Vista, Calif. 1526 E. 67th Place, Chicago DeKalb Earlville 716 W. Galena Ave., Freeport Allen L- Frey ----------.-..... .......... ................... - ...... - .............. . E arlville ' 0 it .. ' 'M' fr! MEMORIES Frieda H. Guelde .......... Lucille M. Harger ....... Richard F. Hughes ............ Eva L. Keen .......................... Bessie Hoadley Larson ....... Dwane S. Larson ............... Chas. Lyons, Jr. ............. . Lyle E. Malley ......... Helen P, Marshall ..... Archie D. Meinke ....... Ruth G. Prentice ....... Lewis Rex, Jr. ....... . Helen M. Rochford ..... Vernon C. Rowan ....... Beatrice A. Strous ..... Lois E. Taylor ......... Earlville ,. ..,........... Earlville Earlville Mendota Earlville Earlville Mt. Morris 1424 Gunderson Ave., Chicago Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville Earlville 11905 Normal Ave., Chicago 11905 Normall Ave., Chicago Univ. of Vt., Burlington, Vt. Earlville High School Alumni Association The Alumni Association of the lflarlville High School was organized on the evening of June 17, 1891, in the basement rooms of the Universalist Church, imniediately following the Commenccment Exercises of the class of 1891. Its charter members numbered twenty-nine. They were the members of seven graduating classes who had received diplomas from the Earlville High School, the first class gradulating in: 1885. The enrollment for the Alumni was made by Mis. tleorgia Kinney Davis, a member of the class of 1886. To her the association is indebted forthe secure foundation on which it was placed and on which it has rested ever since. The first president of the Alumni was Mrs. Davis. So far as can be as- certained no records were preserved for several years of the annual meetings, or of the names of oliieers who have served the association. The membership of forty class is 371, of whom 347 are living. Members are located in 22 difl'erent states of the Union, 368 are living in Illinois. The largest class is that of 1926 which added twenty-three members. The smallest class is that of 1887 whose only member was Agnes Atkinson. On the last page of Alumni records are entered the twenty-four names of those who early were called for promotion to the lite lllysian whose por- tals we call Death. The human mind can give no explanation for their early passing. We only know the Grim Reaper folded the young hands- hands whose warm touch we could not keep, close within his own and led them away. One of the twenty-four is a World NVar hero. Prof. John Thomp- so11 died in the service in October, 1918. Greater sacrifice than this hath no men made, than that they lay down their lives for their country. Ida Thompson 107 Szrmnmmnnmnnmn AIEBIOHIIQS Acknowledgments Hrzxtm-l'l1l an-lilnmwlvmlgvnn-111 is nzznlv to Mr. li. Il. 'l':1lnn' lm' nsm- nl' 1-nts :null Yillllilllll' pnhlif-ity in thx- l'l:n-lvillv Ll-anlvl-1 tn tlw lmllihh-rs ul' thv huilllingr lm- lln-il' snhstalntinl ll0ll2lllUllSZ ln thv following who lnlvc- sn liinllly lnann-ml phutn- ggrslpllsz Vlymle- M. Snow. lilsiv S1'll'l'l'1't'llg1'llSl, lll'0l'Q1l1l li. llalvis. Annu 'lllll'Ilt'l'. llzlvifl liinlu-ml. llzlw Lnvl-loss, Mzllwl llymlv, Willznxl Yun Urnnnl. Mrs. lilnn-1' 'l'lll'li llc-ll-n Nlvny Mrs Hillu-V1 XVil1-V Nlrs J ll l'll'l'Q't'SUll,'l'll1'01lUSl2l Kl'l'll'l'. Mrs. Sllilll' Sm-lnn-l'I'vl'. Ill: I . A. Wilvy. l r1-al Km-lc-l', 'l'. W. llzxvissnn, li. V. l,2lY- lsnn. Mrs. l . M. limlggvtl. 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