Hoyleton High School - Hoyletonian Yearbook (Hoyleton, IL)

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PEP CLUB i The Pep Club was organized early in the year under the sponsorship of Miss Coe, The three Cheerleaders, Allfred Greiman, Minette Cohlmeyer, and Marilyn Schuette, accompanied the team on most of their trips and gave our team the support they needed. THE MILLION DOLLAR KID I Cast-Left to right: John T indall, Grace Moore, Virgil Kroeger, Eunice Ronnnelnian, Marilyn Schuette, Stanley Horst. Alfred Unverfehrt, Ella Mae Moore, Eugene Schnake, Martha Ewe, Alvin Unverfehrt, Alfred Greinian, Virgil Spenner. Director, Mr. Beck. KING PUDDIN' HEAD THE FIRST Last year's Operetta, directed by Mr. Brink, was one of the most successful ever given by our school.

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Humor Mrs. Brink: Does your husband forget your anniversary F Mrs. Beck: Never 'LI remind him of it in June and' again in january and always get two presents. Harry Hongsermeier, while traveling in the Blue Ridge Mountains stopped to talk to an old man sitting in the doorway of his cabin. Have you lived here all your life ? he asked. To which the old gent answered patiently, Not yitf' Nanvv Nebe: I wonder why fat people are always so jolly and good natured? Alimmv Law: f 1'hey have to be. They can't run and they can't tight. Miss Coe: 'fYour answers to this test should be written in such a manner that even the most ignorant may understand them. Eunice Schierbecker: tlAnd what is it mam', that you don't understand. ? Peggy Heilig: Mother, l1ere's the money for that Venetian blind you Wanted. Mother: HVX'here did von get it F Peggy: People gave it to me. Mother: VVhy, what do you mean ? Peggy: I iust went down town with a box marked 'For the Blind'.', The Sunday School teacher asked Maurice and Billy Garnholz whv they were late. VVe were going fishing this morning they replied, but dad Wouldn't let us . 'l'hat's finen, did your father tell you why you shouldn't go fishing on Sunday ? Uh sure replied Maurice, He said there wasn't enough bait for the three of us. Stanley Horst: If I threw a kiss across the room would you consider 1ne bold? Eunice Rommelman: No, just lazy. Roy Hongsermeier: I know that 1'm just a pebble in your lifef' Marilyn Schuette: Yo-u might try being a little boulder. Can vou alter this dress to fit me F asked Miss Cain. Of course not, returned the sales woman indignantlvf' That isn't done any more. You'll have to alter yourself to fit the dress. . After the pupils handed in their geometry papers Miss Piper noticed that Alfred Greiman was the only member in the class who had solved one difficult problem. Did your father help you with this problem Alfred, she asked. 14 NUR' replied Alfred truthfully, he didn't help me. He did it alone. Marie Unverfehrt: VYha's is harder than a diamond? Alvin Unverfehrt: Paying for itf' Minette Cohlmeyer: Young fellow, why aren't you in a uniform ? Erwin Herzog: For the same reason that you are not in a beauty show-a matter of sheer, absolute physical untitnessf

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