Edwardsville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Edwardsville, IL)

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The Tiger Staff Maynard Motz Lester Baird -Harold Brendle -Janies Berner -Alma Deitz Edward Gable Virginia Burroughs Margarete Langreder Martin Shupack -Carl Gerfen Editor Business Manager Associate Editor Assistant Business Manager Calendar Jokes ........................Art ........................Art Sales Manager Athletics Editorials. An editor is like a country town philosopher, for he knows a great deal, but just a little of it is original. He works up the ideas but somebody else carries them out. Although this is not always the case. So if you see anything on these pages that you have seen before just pass it up and hope that the next will be better. This book would not have been possible if it had not been for the hearty co-operation among the individuals interested in its welfare. So the staff wants to thank every one who has helped to make this a better and larger book. Page Eleven

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One of the biggest jobs in publishing an annual is the typing of the copy which is to go to the printer. So the staff wants to thank Dorothy Cunningham for the wonderful assistance she gave us in doing this work. Unless you do a little thinking and planning to-night you are not going to be any better man tomorrow than you were today. Time spent in looking for faults in others could best be used in correcting our own. To publish a year book takes a great deal of money. To get this money, or part of it, advertising has always been sold. Last year the Chamber of Commerce was organized and it became evident that if we did not get the co-operation of this organization we would be up against a hard proposition. But luckily we have a very good Chamber of Commerce, for they heartily agreed to co-operate and help us as much as possible. Therefore the Senior Class of ’25 wishes to thank the Edwardsville Chamber of Commerce for their support in the publication of this book. The world will little note nor long remember what we did here; but let every member of the Class of ’25 carry into his life the lessons he has learned during his four years of High School life. Miss Clara Martin, head of the English Department, and her able corps of librarians did some very good work in keeping the library up to its high point of efficiency. They deserve to be praised for their successful efforts i to render the best service possible to the students of E. H. S. Page Twelve