El Paso High School - Cometeer Yearbook (El Paso, IL)

Page 13 text:

MARY TERESA SALMON BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS. English I.S.N.U., B.Ed. HARRIET GRANDY PONTIAC. ILLINOIS. Latin. Mathematics. Illinois Wesleyan. A.B. University of Illinois. M.A. LYLE E. SNYDER DECATUR. ILLINOIS. Agriculture University of Illinois. B.S. Colorado State College (Resigned Jan. 1. 1945) MARIAN L. TENDICK (J R K EN FI ELD. ILLI N IS. English. Dramatics. Bradley, A.B. (Ylow U)sl 9njUwduaL — Nine MRS. IRENE STROUSE EL PASO. ILLINOIS. History I.S.N.U. Illinois Wesleyan U.t A.B. FAY H. ROOT EL PASO. ILLINOIS. Industrial Arts Beloit College Platteville State Teachers' College. B.Ed.

Page 12 text:

MEET THE FACULTY... Q,Iou'vsl WlsL Jh AJL JsadWtA. Safosia— VINCENNES BOWERS KB PASO. ILLINOIS. Coach. Boys' P. E. I.S.N.U., B.Ed. HAROLD E. MAURER KL PASO. ILLINOIS. General Science. Chemistry, Physics, Aeronautics. Bluffton College, A.B. University of Illinois, M.S. FRANCES CLONEY DECATUR. ILLINOIS. Girls’ P.E., Biology. James Mllllkln University. A.B. MARGARET A. McCUE S PRING FI El Ay, ILLINOIS. Commerce Clarke College, A.B. WALTER M. CLAGGETT KL PASO. ILLINOIS. American History, Civics James Millikin University. A.B. University of Illinois. M.A. VIVIAN GIBBS SPAR LAND. ILLINOIS. Music, Algebra. Illinois Wesleyan U.. B.M. VIRGINIA MILES FARMER CITY. ILLINOIS. Home Economics University of Illinois, B.S.. M.S. Eight

Page 14 text:

PRESIDENT..................BILL TIPLER VICE-PRESIDENT.................JIM DAVIS SECRETARY-TREASURER - - JOHN EVERETT STUDENT COUNCIL - - MARGARET FENTON EVERETT QI TRAM ADVISER....................MR. BOWERS SENIORS... JajlqjcL and Jawl Many important happenings occurred in September, 1941. A new era in schooling began—the class of ’45 entered E.T.H.S. Under the capable leadership of Don Gordon we progressed in mighty strides toward achievement. The ordeal of initiation was passed successfully and we became full-fledged members of the “mystic body” of El Paso Township High School. During our Sophomore year we were welcomed by the upperclassmen and had a most enjoyable year, guided by our president, Bill Tipler. Our third year at E.T.H.S. was filled with activity. Bill Tipler again accepted the office of presidency. The Junior stand flourished at the football games. Then we produced, under the direction of Miss Tendick, “Early to Bed, Early to Rise.” Our inevitable Senior year arrived and Bill Tipler again filled the chief executive position. In the field of drama we showed the same ability that our class has always had, by staging the outstanding production, “A Little Honey.” So, as we leave El Paso Township High School, our remembrances will not be held in such temporary objects as pictures, autographs, and souvenirs, but rather in those precious memories of everlasting friendship that we share with the faculty and student body. Ten