Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

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Harvest King “Fields of golden grains” are sights of beauty to the eyes of Mr. Hamman, our ag- riculture and biology teacher. He has been a great help to our fu- ture farmers during judging contests, etc. The M.estro Music has taken on added color with Mr. Kortkamp as instruc- tor. With his enthusi- asm and determination the music department has climbed to its greatest height. The district contest was won again this year under his worthy di- rection. Just a Chemist Surrounded by test tubes, acids and all, we find Mr. Moore search- ing for something new for the wonder world of Chemistry. He also teaches General Sci- ence and Physics. His willing cooperation has been enjoyed by all he has come in contact with. Latina Magistra Miss Sharp has ta- ken on many other re- sponsibilities besides teaching English and Foreign languages. She is our librarian and at the head of the Latin Club which had the honor of presenting a play at Normal U. for Central Division of Illi- nois Teachers Associa- tion this spring. Through all this work she well proves herself a great leader. Coach He is not merely a basketball, baseball and football coach, but American and World History. Economics and Civics instructor. He is well known for his interesting class lec- tures and pep talks in athletics. The Dramatist Miss Kemple not only has English III and IV, General Business and Public Speaking, but spends much time di- recting plays. She was credited with two great plays this year. With her aid the Public Speaking class pre- sented plays, too. Everyone enjoys work- ing with her. Math Teacher To be friendly to all and diligent in her du- ties seems to be the purpose of our Mathe- matics and Vocation teacher, Miss Lee. Mr. Chips Mr. Ross spends most of his time in creating a desire as well as abil- ity among his manual training group to pro- duce with their own hands, works of art on paper and in wood. He also proved very help- ful and successful as assistant coach. Our Stenographer Miss Sieks besides be- ing commercial teacher is also instructor of Girls’ Physical Train- ing and leader of G. A. A. She is a good sport and has the interest of the students at heart at all times. Seamstress Educating to the hum of sewing machines and to tunes of pots and pans we find Miss Whitford. She as well as her cooking class proudly occupied a beautiful refinished kit- chen this year. She is adviser for the Home Economics club, which has many good times throughout the year.

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Roy C Hamman Lincoln College University of Illinois. B. S. AGRICULTURE. BIOLOGY Ivan Kortkamp Augustana College B. M. Ed. ENGLISH AND MUSIC Rai.pii D. Moore University of Illinois. B. S.. M. S. PHYSICAL SCIENCE Mary E. Sharp Northwestern University, A. B., M. A. LATIN, FRENCH, ENGLISH Burdell Smith Bradley Polytechnic Institute A. B. University of Illinois. M. S. SOCIAL SCIENCE COACH OF ATHLETICS Marjorie V. Kemple James Millikin University University of Illinois. B. S. University of Wisconsin ENGLISH, DRAMATICS AND GENERAL BUSINESS Dorris L. Lee Illinois State Normal University B. Ed. University of Illinois. M. S. MATHEMATICS AND VOCATIONS Mellroy Ross James Millikin University, B. S. ASSISTANT COACH PHYSICAL EDUCATION MANUAL TRAINING Vangine Sieks Illinois State Normal University B. E. commf:rce and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Grace Whitford Western Illinois State Teachers College University of Illinois. A. B. FOODS, CLOTHING Page 8

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