Joliet Central High School - Steelmen Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1919 volume:

CONTENT Dedication ....... .... P age 5 J. T. H. S. Officers .... . 6 Year Book Staff ............ . ....... 7 Senior Class Officers and Faculty Ad- visors ........................ 9 Class of 1919 ..... 10 1919 Reminiscences .... 34 The School ....... 37 Athletics ....... S1 School Activities . . . 61 The JH Staff .... 62 JU Staff Writers .. 65 Music ......... 64 Officers' Club ........... 67 Trig. and Surveying Class ..... . . 68 Snaps ................ .... 7 1, 73 81 75 4 MISS ELIZABETH BARNS Qehiretiinn 311 hzhizaiiag nur gent Qunk in gifliss Qlizahcilx Qlztrns We, the Class of 1919, feel that we are expressing not only our own appreciation, but that of the many students who have been associated with her in the past, for her sincere and generous interest and her loyal friendship. 5 Joliet Township High School Commission Dr. f. Stanley Brown, Superzhiefzaifnt and Prhzcqml C. E. Spzeer, Auzktant Superintenafem' R. H. Binh, Asfzlftarzt Przhczjbal M111 lilyra Mather H. f. 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'Eg .1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND FACULTY ADVISORS VIRGIL KEENAN, President WM. CAINIPBELL, Secretary MYRON FEENEY, Treasurer MISS BARNS MR. PLUMMER 9 ADAMS, MILDRED E. Eyes bent down to earth for shyness as bejits a modest maid. Domestic Science Course. ALFRICK, LILLIAN G. I arn resolved to grow fat, and look young until forty. Literature and Arts, Course B. ALLAN, WILLIAM E. Of all the girls that ever I knew, I never saw one that I thought would do. Commercial Course. ARBEITER, GEORGE C. The boy that often speaks but never talks. Literature and Arts, Course B. 'tCourtship of Miles Standish, '15g Latin Play, '16g Extempor- aneous Speaking Contest, '16-'17, Class Basket Ball Team, '18, Basket Ball, '19. ADLER, JACOB D. Let the sky rain potatoes, I should worry! Literature and Arts, Course A. Latin Play, '16, Track, '19g Cadets, '17-'18-'19, First Lieut. R. O. T. C., Social Com. Public Speaking Class. ALGMINOWICZ, PAULINE M. Pert as a schoolgirl well can be. Literature and Arts, Course B., Shakespearean Pageant. ANDERSON, RUTH ALPHA. Full many a flower is born to blush unseen, but still she is a flower. Commercial Course. Girls' Cadet Corps. BALE, THELKA C. Her air, her rnanners, all who saw adrniredg courteous though coy and gentle, though retired. Literature and Arts, Course B. Shakespearean Pageant, Sopho- more Party Program, Sophomore Program. BARR, LORENE A. Heart on her lips and soul within her eyes, refreshing as the dew and sunny as the skies. Teacher's Course. Entered from Manhattan High School. BENSON, NAOMI. To know her is to love her. Domestic Science Course. BIRKEY, FRANCES E. A modest blush she wears, not formed by Art. Commercial Course. Shakespearean Pageant. BLATT, DANIEL N. JR. All that I require of myself is not to be equal to the best, but only to be better than the worst. Literature and Arts Course. Entered from Manteno High School, '17, Glee Club, '17-'18- '19g Male Quartet, '18-'19, Foot- ball, l18--'19, Class Basket Ball, '18-'19g Track Team, '18-'19, Assistant Business Manager of Year Bookg 'The Amalgamatedf' BENSON, ETHEL C. Conservative and studious. Commercial Course. BERTI, ELLEN M. A maid without a tear except of laughter. Commercial Course. BITTERMANN, HENRIETTA C. She smiles, but smiles on all alike. Domestic Science Course. X BLATT, TED M. Love is the beginning of every- thingg the middle and the end. Commercial Course. President of Band, '18-'19g Basket Ball, '18-'19g Class Basket Ball, '17-'18g Senior Playg Camp Steever Band. t'The Amalgamatedf' BOND, MARGARET E. Life is a jest, all things show it-I thought so once but now I know it. Literature and Arts, Course B. Priscilla - Courtship of Miles Standish, '15, Shakespearean Pageantg Class History, Class Dayg Quotation Committee Year Bookg Class Basket Ball Team, '15 BOYD, LUCILLE AGNES. And Heaven's azure in her eye was seen. Commercial Course. Freshman Councilg Glee Clubg Orchestra. BRANNON, LONDUS B. I ue always thought that every woman should marry and no man. Medicine Course. Cadet Corps, '17-'18, Rifle Club, '18-'19g Ex- temporaneous Speaking Contest, Senior Play. BRYANT, MIGNON SALE. I came, I saw, I conquered. Literature and Arts, Course B. Entered from Ill. State Normal University High School, Normal, Ill. Senior Party Entertainment Committeeg Senior Play, Green Stockings. BORDNER, RUSSELL M. A loyal, just and upright gentleman. Literature and Arts Course. ,Entered from Freeport High School, '18g Staff Artist for J '18-'19. BOYLE, LUCILLE. She's not a flowery she's not a pearly but she's a noble all- round girl. Commercial Course. BRAUN, LEONARD H. None but himself can be his' parallel. Engineering Course. J. T. H. S. Band, '15-'19g Camp Steever Band, '18g Manager Band Basket Ball Team, '18-193 Class Basket Ball Team, '18-'19g Secretary and Treasurer French Orphan Com. Cadet Corps, '16-'17g Captain Band, '18g Major R. O. T. C., '19g Address to Juniors Class Day. f BUCKEYE, ESTHER H. For I am but a simple, guile- less girl. Literature and Arts, Course B. Girls' Basket Ball Team, '16g Shakespearean Pageant, '16g Sophomore Play, Tommy, '17, BURGESS, GRACE. Hers is the smile that no cloud can o'ercast. Commercial Course. Girls' Cadet Corps. BUTTON, GORDON. Nothing is impossible to in- dustry. Engineering Course. Foot Ball, '15-'16-'17-'18g Champion Class Basket Ball Team, '16g Basket Ball, '17-'18-'19g Track, '17-'19, Mgr. Class Basket Ball Team, '19g Captain Track, '19, The Amalgamatedf' CARLQUIST, EDITH ELEVIRA. Only a child of nature's rarest making, laughing and sweet as the day at breaking. Domestic Science Course. CASTLE, ELIZABETH. The grass stoops not-she treads so light upon it. Literature and Arts, Course B. Dance on Freshman Program, The Melting Potg Shakespear- ean Pageant, Tennis Champion- ship, '16, Girls' Basket Ball Team, '15-'16-'18g Entertainment Com. for Sophomore Party, Dance at Sophomore Party, Girls' and Mixed Glee Clubs, '17- 8g Decoration Com., Junior- Senior Reception, Dance at Junior-Senior Receptiong Tennis Tournament, '18, Dance at Senior Party. BUSH, HARRIET D. She is true of heart and sweet of face and altogether fair. Literature and Arts, Course B. Shakespearean Pageant. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM A. No politics disturb his mind. Literature and Arts, Course A. Secretary Senior Classy The Amalgamatedf' CARLSON, WALTER J. 'Tis not the deed a man does, but the way he does it. Course Leading to Literary Pro- fession. CAVANAGH, T. WALTER. He kept on after he was tired, and therein lies the key to victory. Agricultural Course. H. S. V. U. -S., '18g R. O. T. C., '19, CHRISTIANSEN, HILDA C. She who can at all times sacri- fice pleasure to duty. Commercial Course. CLARK, MILDRED A. There's no art to find the rnind's construction in the face. Commercial Course. Glee Club '18. CLUGSTEN, IAS. LEONARD. Silence is become his mother tongue. Commercial Course. CONNORS, AGNES D. Forever smiling, blithe and gay, refreshing as a summer's day. Commercial Course. Ivy Day Poem. CLARE, GEORGE R. That he was the handsomest prince in the whole world was agreed by men, and alas by many women. Engineering Course. Foot Ball, '17-'18-'19g Basket Ball, '17-'18- '19g Class Basket Ball Team, '17-'19, Track, '16-'19, Sopho- more Councilg Junior-Senior Re- ception Com.g Year Book Staffg First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.g Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patchg The Amalgamatedf' CLAUSSEN, GEO. EDWARD. I am as free as nature first made man, ere the base laws of servitude began. Commercial Course. CONANT, ALAN B. I reckon this always-that a man is never welcome to a place till the hostess say welcome Literature and Arts, Course B. Courtship of Miss Standish, '16g Cadet Corps, ,16-'17-'18g Shakespearean Pageantg Senior Playg Foot Ball, '18g First Lieu- tenant, R. O. T. C. CREIGHTON, ANDREW P. He is a bashful lad, but a true and worthy one. Engineering Course. CURRY, ROBERT E. All the women in the world would not make me lose an hour?? Sophomore Council, Student Government Committee, '17, 2nd Lieut. H. S. Cadet Corps, '17-'18, I Staff, Pslams of Life, '17-'18, Junior-Senior Re- ception Com., Pres. of Ofiicers' Club, l18-'19, Pres. Riiie Club, '18-'19, Lieut. Col. R. O. T. C., Editor of J, '18-'19, Editor Year Book, Manager of Victory Boy Campaign, '19, DANO, MYRTLE MARIE. Happy and from care I'm free, why aren't they all like me? Commercial Course. Shakes- pearean Pageant. DOUGLASS, JOHN B. The only useless life is woman's Commercial Course. Foot Ball, '16-'17-'18, Basket Ball, '17-'18- l19, Track, 'L7-'19, Base Ball, '17, The Amalgamatedf' DYER, VERNA. My idea' of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. Commercial Course. Freshman Program, Girls' Cadet Corps, Freshman Party Committee. P1 DANO, CLAUDE And ever anew our hearts shall love his honesty and name. Engineering Course. Shakes- pearean Pageant, Cadet Corps, lst Lient. R. O. T. C., Business Manager, Year Book, Track Team, '19, The Amalgamatedf' DELANEY, RUTH E. In each cheek appears a pretty dimple. Literature and Arts, Course A. DYER, GEORGE GRIFFITH. It is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn love. Engineering Course, Band, '16- '19, Camp Steever Band, Ist Lieut. Junior R. O. T. C. EDMUNDS, ROBERT I. Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Engineering Course. Honor Com- pany. R. O. T. C. ELWOOD, ELIZABETH. The Campbells are coming! Hurrah! Hurrah! Literature and Arts, Course B. Shakespearean Pageantg Extem- poraneous Speaking Contestg French Orphan Com.g junior- Senior Reception Com.g Tennis Tournament. '16-'18g Quotation Com. for Year Book. FARRELL, JULIETTE E. M. Continued cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. Commercial Course. FERGUSON, HELEN M. Eternal sunshine settles on her head. Literature and Arts, Course B. FLAGG, AUDRIE VIVA. Eyes too expressive to be blueg too lovely to be grey. Teacher's Course. Girls' Cadet Corps. ENEIX, ALBERTA B. In her heart are the birds and the sunshine. Teacher's Course. FEENEY, MYRON T. I never dare to be as funny as I can. Engineering Course. Class Treasurer, '19g The Amalga- mated. FISHER, LILLIAN. Sober, steadfast ever, watchful of all her duties. Commercial Course. FLEMING, DOROTHY CELIA. The world hath not a sweeter creature. Teacher's Course. FLINT, EUNICE M. Beautiful as sweet and young as beautiful. Domestic Science Course. Took Part in Play, t'Tommyg Senior Play. FOSTER, MARJORIE. A most fresh and delicate creature. Teacher's Course. Senior Party Committee. FRENCH, ELSIE M. A good girl given to quiet study and gentle diversion. Commercial Course. FRIEDRICH, HELEN M. For she is 'jes the quiet kind whose natures never vary, Like streams that keep a quiet mind, Snow-hid in January. Commercial Course. Girls' and Mixed Glee Cluosg Reading Con- test, '18, French War Orphan Com. FOLKERS, FLORENCE M. I laugh not at another's loss. Literature and Arts, Course B. Glee Club, Shakespearean Pag- eant, '16, Girls' Cadet Corps, '18, Public Speaking Class Entertain- ment, l18. FREEMAN, MAX. And still be doing, never done. Commercial Course. Entered from Lockport High School, '18. FRIEDLY, THEODORE FREDERICK. I will go meet the ladies. Literature and Arts, Course B. Shakespearean Pageant. FRISBIE, CLIFTON C. Says so little we Can't find any- thing to roast him about. Literature and Arts, Course B. Entered from Mendon High School. GALE, MILDRED LENORA. A scholar is she without pre- tense, but a large amount of common sense. Literature and Arts, Course A. Glee Club. GIBBONS, MARCELLA. Sweet Marcella, the envy of all Senior Girls, no kids or rags for natural are her curls. Literature and Arts, Course B. GIBSON, IMOGENE. A creature not too bright and good, for human nature's daily food. Domestic Science Course. GRADY, RANDALL GUY. He performs experiments with the divers elements, That do make his classmates cheeks turn pale. Engineering Course. Football, '18, Class Basket Ball, '19, Cadet Corps, '16-'17-'18g Shakes- pearean Pageantg Glee Club. GANSON, WILLIAM C. There's nothing so becomes a modest man as stillness. Literature and Arts, Course A. GIBSON, ETHEL. The very pink of perfection. Literature and Arts, Course B. Shakespearean Pageant. GORMAN, JOSEPH G. I am young and innocent, but have a desire to be devilish. Literature and Arts, Course B. Entered from Peotone High School, Track, '19, R. T. C. 5 . fFFIN, HAROLD H. I., ld Bonai's blood, hey Grif.? :rature and Arts, Course A. ptain Co. D., R. O. T. C.g iss Basket Ball, '17-'19, Cadet irps, '16-'17-'18, Stage Manager Senior Playg Track, '19g Vice Pres. The Amalgamatedf' GRIFFING, CLARA E. Sweets to the sweet. Literature and Arts, Course B. Orchestra. GURNEY, WALTER H. I want someone to call me deary. Literature and Arts, Course B. Entered from Manhattan High School. HARRIS, ELSIE. For none can express thee, though all should approve thee. Literature and Arts, Course B. Glee Club. HAUCK, OPHELIA. That same face of yours looks like a title page to a whole volume of roguery. Teacher's Course. Mixed Glee Club, '17, Girls' Glee Club, '16- '19g Qutotation Com. for Year Book, Reading Contest at De Kalb and Lake Forest, '19, Christmas Program, '19, Shakes- pearean Pageant, '16. GURNEY, AILEEN L. A face with 'gladness over- spread, Soft smiles by human kindness bred. Teacher's Course. Tommy, '17, Girls' Cadet Corps. HACKER, CHRIS F. Had he a thousand tongues to tell a thousand girls his love, 'twould be but half enough. Engineering Course. Orchestra, '16-'17, Cadet Corps, '17-'18, Riile Club, '18-'19, R. O. T. C., 1st Lieut Co. D., '18, Shakes- pearean Pageant, '16, Class Basket Ball, '18, HARTSHORN, ELSIE. I have heard of the lady and good words went with her name. Commercial Course. Mixed Glee Club, Shakespearean Pageant, Girls' Cadet Corps. I-ZOUSER, LORENE M. She likes whate'er she looks on and her looks go everywhere. Commercial Course. Shakes- pearean Pageant. HEILAND, LEONA F. Conzposure is thy gift. Commercial Course, Glee Club, 2 years. HERBST, HARRY R. I will sit down now, but you will hear me later. Engineering Course. Glee Clubsg Regiment Batt. Sergt. Major, 2nd Battg Track, '19. HILL, VIOLETTE PAULINE. Of all the arts, great music is the art to raise the soul above all earthly storms. Literature and Arts, Course A. Music for Class Song. HINKEL, WILLIAM HAROLD. An enthusiast never yet would rest, 'Till the whole world was like himself possest. Corporal J. T. H. S. Cadet Corps, '17-'18g Treasurer J. T. H. S. Riile Club, '18-'19g Capt. Co. A, R. O. T. C., '18-'19g Senior Notes, Ig Associate Editor Year Bookg Junior-Senior Re- ception Com., '18, HEINTZ, HAROLD E. There is the love of knowing without the love of learning. Commercial Course. Orchestra. HERSHBERGER, MYRTLE I. I want what I want, when I want it. Teachers' Course. Miss Lucy in Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patchg' Glee Clubg Dress Re- hearsalg Feast of Little Lant- ernsg Senior Entertainment Com.g Glee Club Concertg Nerissa in Merchant of Venicef' Shakespearean Pageant, '16, HINDLE, LOUISE. Louzlse's heart like the moon is ever changing, but there's always a man in it. Literature and Arts, Course BV. Class History for Year Bookg Class Ring Corn. HOLLSTEN, CLARENCE W. Your cheerful smile will get you where a kicker is never known. Agricultural Course. Band, '15- '19g Camp Steever Military Band. HONET, HENRY. Comb down his hair, look! look! it stands upright. Commercial Course. HOYT, VIOLETTA M. Her voice was ever soft and low-an excellent thing in a woman. Commercial Course. HUFFSTETTER, SELWYN. Hints for Xmas gifts to Sel- wyn-A megaphone for use at 8:30 a. m. and 3:30 p. rn. Literature and Arts, Course B. Entered from Charlestown, Ind. H. S., R. O. T. C.g Honor Cog Charleston H. S. Basket Ball Team. JANKOWSKI, CECILIA V. Wilt thou have music? Hark, Cecelia plays. Teacher's Course. Glee Club, 3 yrs., Japanese Cantata, Abso- lutely Avoided 34. HOOKER, EARNEST W. There's no disguise in his honest eyes, he's loyal, he's faithful, he's true. Engineering Course. Shakes- pearean Pageant. HRIVNAK, MARGARET. To do her justice needs a book about--We'll sum it up-a good old scout. Teachers Course. Shakespear- ean Pageantg Girls' Glee Club. HYATT, CLARENCE E. C. True as a needle to the pole and as the dial to the sun. Special Course. Capt. R. O. T. C.g Cadet Corps, '17-18-'19, Shakespearean Pageant, Cadet Rilie Club, Band, '15g Glee Club, '16, JOHNSON, EDITH W. Mark when she smiles with amiable cheare. Literature and Arts, Course B. JOHNSON, MYRTLE C. A tender heart, a will invincible Literature and Arts, Course B. Joss, o. W. oLENco. All great college presiderm UVB chemists. You know I spe- czalized in chemistry. Engineering Course. KEMNER, IRMA JANE. ' The music of her voice is such that charms forever. Commercial Course. Sophomore Entertainment Com.g Girls' Glee Clubg t'Feast of the Little Lanterns. KRAHN, OLGA. Her faults, her sweetness, are purely human, Yet she's more lovable than simple woman. Teacher's Course. Glee Club. JOHNSON, VIOLETTA. On Saturday night shall be my care, To powder my nose and curl my hair. Literature and Arts, ZZ years, and 1 year Commercial Course. Girls' Cadet Corps. KEENAN, VIRGIL E. In him we found a leader who could by no earthly motive be induced to tell a falsehood, break an engagement or com- mit any dishonorable act. Engineering Course. Capt. Co. C., R. O. T. C.g Ritle Club, '18-'19g J. T. H. S. Cadet Corps, '17-'18-'19g Track, '19g President of Senior Classg The 'fAmalga- mated. KLEESE, MILDRED IRENE. She is herself of best things the collection. Teacher's Course. Glee Club, '15-'16-'17-'18g Feast of the Little Lanternsf' Dress Rehear- salg Semi-annual Gym Exhibitg Decorating Com, Junior-Senior Reception. KREIMEIER, ANNA. Persuasion tips her tongue whenever she talks. Te-acher's Course. Girls, Cadet Corps, '18g Public Speaking Class Entertainment Xmas, '18g Speech on Christmas Carols, Xmas Programg Winner of Extempor- aneous Sfsaking Contest of Schoolg Representative of Joliet High School in Inter - High School Speaking,Contest at Lake Forestg Evelyn in Senior Play. KROPP, EMILY L. The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Commercial Course. LANGFORD, GEORGE, JR. How happy could I be with either, were 'tother dear charmer away! Engineering Course. Lightweight Foot Ball, '16-'17g Heavyweight Foot Ball, '19g Basket Ball, '18- '19g Capt. Class Basket Ball, '18- '19g Track, '16-'17-'19g Electric- ian Senior Play, '19g Pres. Amal- gamatedf' LENNON, MARY ELIZABETH. ' Divinely 'tall and most di- vinely fair. Commercial Course. LEY, ROSE LOUISE. A rosie-cheeked lassie is she As mild and as meek as can be. Commercial Course. LAGEN, OLIVE. . A form more fair, a face more sweet, Ne'er has it been my lot to meet. Literature and Arts Course. LAWLOR, LORETTA VERONICA. You'd scarce expect one of my age to speak in public on the stage. Teacher's Course. Public Speak- ing Class Entertainment, '18. LEVINE, LILLIAN, The tiniest girl with the sweetest smile, That kind of girl is the most worth while. Teacher's Course. Shakespear- ean Pageant. LOEFFLER, HOWARD J. Happy art thou as if every day Thou had'st picked up a horse- shoe. Commercial Course. Track, '19, LOOKINGLAND, MACK. Thou living ray of intellectual fire. Engineering Course. MCCHESNEY, EARL F. Always in haste, but never in a hurry. Commercial Course. J. T. H. S. Cadet Corpsg Range Captain, Cadet Rifle Clubg Reg. Sergt. Maj., Junior R. O. T. C. MCCURRIE, ISABELLA. With frequent smile so broad so kind, She cheers the heart and rests the mind. Shakespearean Pageantg Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patchf' Girls' Glee Club. MCGUIRE, BERNICE. Not as serious as she looks. Commercial Course. LOUGHRAN, MARIE IRENE. When there is nothing else to do nights, I study. Commercial Course. MCCLOUD, ELSIE EVELYN. Ye Gods, how I hate the boys. Teacher's Course. MCDONALD, ADRIAN. I am 'very fond of the com- pany of ladies. Commercial Course. McLEAN, DESMOND H. His Cardinal virtues are in his hair. Commercial Course. Foot Ball, '18. MAHER, IRENE K. If silence were golden, you'd be a millionaire. Commercial Course. MARER, ISABELLE. Commercial Course. Born Jan. zs, 1900. Died Feb. 7, 1919. MEADMORE, BEATRICE M. Look cheerfully upon me, Thou see'st how diligent I am. Teacher's Course. MEINERT, ESTRELLA. Rarely appears in class with her lessons Commercial Course. MAIELLI, ALDO L. Tell Cfor you canj what is it to be wise? Commercial Course. Band, '15- '19g Camp Steever Band, Honor Company, '18, 2nd Lieut. R. O. T. C. '19, Band Basket Ball Team, '18-'19, Class Day Music, QClarinet Solob. MARTIN, MAUDE E. All great men are dead or dy- ing and I don't feel well myself. Literature and Arts, Course B. Girls' Basket Ball Team, '16-'17, Courtship of Miles Standish, '15, French War Orphan Com.g lst Lieut. Girls' Cadet Corps, Ivy Day Program, '18, Chair- man Entertainment Com. for Senior Dance, Chairman of Pub- lic Speaking Xmas Program, '18, Speaking Contest, Lake Forest and DeKalb, '19, MEDER, LELAND GRANT. Small and short, but thor- oughly a sport. Commercial Course. Shakespear- ean Pagent, '16g The Courtship of Miles Standish, '15, Cadet Corps, '17-'18. Honor Com- pany, '19g J Staff, Humor, '19, Capt. Co. F, Junior R. O. T. C. MILLER, CHALMERS E. His mind-keen, intense, and apt for all affairs. Literature and Arts Course. Sen- ior Play, '19g Honor Company, '18, 1st Serg. Co. F. Junior R. O. T. C. MILLER, IRMA MAE. They say we women like to be bossed, just try it and see. Literature and Arts, Course A. Entered from Fremount H. S. Oakland, Calif., Shakespearean Pageant, Sophomore Council, Sophomore Entertainment, Jun- ior Council, Executive Com. junior-Senior Reception, Chair- man French Orphan Com. Public Speaking Entertainment, Decora- tion Com. Senior Party, Celia Faraday in Green Stockings, Senior Play, Reading Contest, Glee Club, '16-'17-'18, J Staff, '16-'17-'18-'19. MOONEY, HAZEL ALMEDA. Silent when glad, affectionate tho shy. Teachers Course. Girls' Cadet Corps. MOORE, MILTONA. My man's as true as steel. Literature and Arts, Course A, Freshman Talent Program, Shakespearean Pageant, K'Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, Sophomore Talent Program, Sophomore Party Program, Senior Party Program. MUSCHOTT, FREDERICK B. Where more is meant than meets the ear. Engineering Course. Football, '15-'17-'18, Athletic Editor of Year Book, Business Manager Snior Play, Treas. 'tThe Amalga- mated. MITCHELL, IRENE. The proper study of woman- kind is man. Teacher's Course. MOORE, EDWIN E. Most of the eminent men in history have been diminutive in stature. Literature and Arts, Course B. Band, '16, Orchestra, '18-'19, Cadet Corps, '17-'18-'19, R. O. T. C., lst Lieut. MUFF, LUCILE SADLER. Labor and intent study, which I take to be my portion in this life. Commercial Course. NELSON, BEATRICE M. I do not doubt his love, but I could wish his presence might confirm it. Teachers Course. Glee Club, Shakespearean Pageant, Girls' Cadet Corps. OHLHAVER, ESTHER. Born April 15, 1900. Died O:- -tober 2, 1918. ' PATTERSON, MARIE ELIZABETH. Blest with a taste exact yet un- confined, A knowledge both of books and humankind. Literature and Arts, Course B. Glee Clubs. PETERSON, MARGARET. A A fair exterior is a silent re- commendation. Literature and Arts, Course B.- NELSON, ESTHER LOUISE. Silence is more eloquent than words. Commercial Course. Melting Pot, '16g Shakespearean Pageant. eant. ' PATTERSON, HAROLD L. That man is blest who does his best and leaves the rest. Then do not worry. Engineering Course. Cadet Corps, '17-'18, Shakespearean Pageantg Riiie Club, '18-'19, junior R. O. T. C., '19, PERRY, FERN. She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleas- ant too to think on. Commercial Course. President of Sophomore Class Councilg Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patchg Senior Party Committee, Girls' Cadet Corpsg Shakespear- ean Pageant. PETTIGREW, ISABEL MILLER. And mistress of herself tho China fall. Commercial Course. Girl's Cadet Corps. NUTT, VERNA E. In nature's infinite book of secrecy a little I can read. Literature and Arts, Course A. Entered from Mendon High School. Class Prophecy. PHELPS, ALICE L. She was fair as the wild flowers, and innocent as youth before its charm is spent. Literature and Arts, Course A. French War Orphan Com. '18-'19g Thrift Stamp Campaign Com. '18g Girl's -Caddt Corps, '18g Words to Class Songg Public Speaking Entertainmentg Read- ing Contest. PLOVAN, GADAL. Music hath charms to soothe the savage heart. to soften rocks or bend a knotted oak. Commercial Course. Orchestrag Bandg Glee Club. PRICE, DOROTHY. To ask and have, command and be obeyed. Teacher's Course. ROBINSON, ESTHER. Dark are her eyes as the shadows of night. Literature and Arts, Course A. PHOENIX, CHARLES A. ' A great little starter. Literature and Arts, Course B. Entered from Hyde Park H. S. '16, Boys' Glee Club, '16-'17g Band, '17-'18-'19g Senior Play. POWELL, GEORGE F. Don't never prophecy unless you know. Commercial Course. Foot Ball, '18: lst Serg. Co. D, Junior R. O. T. C. REICHMAN, DORIS J. All things come to him who waits. Commercial Course. Orchestra. ROGERS, CLARENCE E. I did not fall in love, I rose in love. Engineering Course. Senior Class Basket Ball Teamg Ivy Day Oration. RUDDY, MILDRED. Success in life is a matter not so much of opportunity as of perseverance. Commercial. Course. Glee Clubg Shakespearean Pageant. RUTHERFORD, LUCRETIA E. On one she smiled and he was blest. Commercial Course. SANDIFORD, MILDRED. Heaven give you many merry days. Teacher's Course. Girls' Cadet Corps. SCHAAF, MARY. Fond words have oft been spoken to thee, And thou hast had thy store of tender names. Teacher's Course. RUNDQUIST, MAB EL MARGARET. Hang Sorrow! Love would kill 41 cat And therefore let's be merry. Commercial Course. Girls' Cadet Corps. SANDER, ALBERT EUGENE. The very substance of ambi- tion is merely the shadow of a dream. Shakespearean Pageantg Cupid. in Latin Playg French War Or- phan Com. '18g Henry Steele in Senior Play. SCAHILL, EILEEN MARY. The hand that hath made thee good, hath made thee fair. Commercial Course. SCHEIDT, FREDERICK W. Is the single man therefore blessed? No! Commercial Course. Staff Artist for Year Book. SCHUESSLER, LEONA M. I am one of those gentle ones who would treat the devil him- self with courtesy. Literature and Arts, Course B. Reading on Freshman Program, '16 5 Shakespearean Pageant 5 Reading on Sophomore Program, '17g Reading at Senior Party, '19, SEIDENBECKER, RUTH H. Of gentle soul, to the human race a friend. Commercial Course B. Glee Club, Shakespearean Pageant. SHULENBURG, FRANCES P. Give rne liberty or give me death. Domestic Science Course. SING. ESTHER M. Sweet are the thoughts that savour of content. Teacher's Course. SEHRING, FRED. The sooner it's over, the sooner to sleep. Engineering Course. Base Ball, '16-'17, Foot Ball, '17-'18-'19g Basket Ball, '17-'18-'19, Track, '19, Sec. 'LThe Amalgamatedf' SHOOP, BERNICE. That girl is like a high-rnettled racer, tremendously pretty too. Commercial Course. SIMPSON, ROBERT J. He steps right onward, martial in his air. Preparing for Annapolis. Track '17, Foot Ball. '17-'18, Basket Ball, l16-'19: Cadet Corps, '16- '17-'18g Major 2nd Battalion R. O. T. C.g Sec'y J. T. H. S. Ritle Clubg Junior Notes for J ,18. SMITH, HAROLD R. Time hangs so heavy on my hands. Commercial Course. Band, '16, SMITH, HELEN BURDEN. Her hair was red, her motto steadyj and her mind both strong and ready. Literature and Arts, Course B. Shakespearean Pageant 5 Fresh- man Basket Ballg Sec.-Treas. Junior Class Council, Executive Committee, Junior-Senior Re- ception: Junior French Orphan Committeeg Chairman Decora- tion Committee Senior Dance, Chairman Quotation Committee Year Book, Tennis Tournament, '17-'18g Class Day, Class History. SOMERSET, CLARA. Her cheeks are like the dawn of day. Literature and Arts, Course B. STEED, PERICO A. Exceeding wise, fair-spoken and persuading. Literature and Arts, Course A. Corp. in R. O. T. C., Honor Company. SWANSON, ARNE H. And when a lady's in the case, You know all other things give place. Engineering Course. lst Lieut. R. 0. T. C. ' SMITH, MARY R. A woman who does her own thinking. Commercial Course. STARQUIST, ANNA. Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Commercial Course. STEIN, GENEVA. I have no other but a woman's reason, I think him so, beeause I think him so. Teacher's Course. SWANSON, EVELYN C. I have immortal longing in me. Commercial Course. TALBOT, GERALDINE M. Gentle of speech, benejicient of mind. Teacher's Course. On Thrift Stamp Campaign Committee, '19. URSICH, MARY T. The spirit which keeps thee is noble, courageous, unmatch- able. Teachers Course. WEBSTER, LAURA LAMB. Company, villainous company, hath been the spoil of me. Literature and Arts, Course B. Basket Ball, '16 ,Corp. Girls' Cadet Corps, '17-'18, High School Or- chestra, '18-'19, Girls' Glee Club, '16-'17, Japanese Lantern, The Feast of the Red Ear. WESTPHAL, FREDERICK M. My wants are few-I have all I can handle now. Literature and Arts, Course B. Courtship of Miles Standish, '15, Corp. Co. E. Junior R. O. T. C. '18-'19, Honor C0. Cadet, '18-'19. TIKULSKI, BELLE LILLIAN. All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. Commercial Course. Senior Play, '19, VASTERSON, PEARL. Hence is thy learning, Hence thy toil, O'er books consumed the midnight oil. Commercial Course. Girls' Cadet Corps, '17, WELCH, ROBERT A. I am a citizen of the world. Commercial Course. Basket Ball, '19, Out for Foot Ball, '16-'17, Basket Ball, '16. WESTPHAL, JULIUS MARTIN It would talk, Lord! how it talked! Literature and Arts, Course B. Courtship of Miles Standish, '15, Military Department R. O. T. C., Corp. Honor Co. WESTPHAL, MARIAN. She does nothing in particular, and does it well. Literature and Arts, Course A. Girls' Cadet Corps, Gymnasium Exhibition g Freshman Class Council. WILLIAMS, HELEN E. Learning by study must be won. Commercial Course. Girls' Glee Clubg Corp. Girls' Cadet Corps. WINKLER, BERTRAM H. Think all you speak, but speak not all youxthink. Engineering Course. The Amalgamatedf' SCHUELKE, ARTHUR A. The mirror of all courtesy. Manual Training Course. Mili- tary Work, four yearsg Corporal in Co. G, and in Co. Ag Room Manager for J for two years, Out for Athletics, '16-'17. WHEELER, MARSHALL .B. Nor heed the rumble ofla dis- tant drum. Literature and Arts. Sophomore Councilg Junior French Orphan Committee, J Staff, 'lp-'17, Editor J, '17-'18, ' rl -.1 WILLIAMSON, MAE. Tho I arn young, I scorn to flit on wings of borrowed wit. Literature and Arts, Course B. Girls' Glee Club, ,'18g Mixed Glee Club, '19, Tommy'Hin play t'Tommy, '17, Quotation Com- mittee, Year Book, '19. WOODRUFF, LEWIS W. . Occasionally I ani amused. Literature and Arts, Course A. Senior Play, R. O. T. C. BROWN, JANET. She loves even her enemies. Domestic Science Course. Girls' Basketball Team, '16-'17-'18, Tennis Tournament, '17. 19-Reminiscences-19 1 You remember, don't you, the qualms with which you got ready to go to High School that first morning 'way back in 1915, the that nearly choked you as you neared the place, and the awful hollow inside of you as you actually mounted the steps? excitement You were impressed by the assembly and filled with high resolve. You were confused. You were strange. Yes, you were scared. But you determined to perish rather than let those high school f'smarties see that. Eventu- ally you got lost-and were kindly directed to the elevators. The charitable Hcup of cold water was generously offered to slake your parching thirst-at a nickle a slake. Poor little green and white freshies-green in ex- perience, white with awe-your colors were well chosen! Z Remember how soon, tho, we got to feeling chummy with ourselves-we, us, 1919, THE CLASS! 3 And Miss Seacord culled a dramatic club from amongst us and taught them 'LMiles Standish. Ah! Bernhardt had nothing on Priscilla, Margaret Bond, nor Southern a shade on George Arbeiter, Standish. And Conant ever since has been living up to the advice implied in MWhy don't you speak for yourself, John? 4 Then along in the spring of the year, Mr. Smith discovered that Mr. Shakespeare would have been three hundred years old if he'd lived, and that it was up to us to celebrate his death with a pageant. So we did-the whole school did, the whole town did, in fact, but Claude Dano was Romeo-in white tights and a feather an' everything. And Dorothy Roberts was Juliet. And lots of other '19,s carried a canopy over them. And lots of other 19's were Macbeth witches. And Fern Perry was a Herald-and not so much rode as she was carried by-a horse. It was a grand day for the 19's-and of course others. 5 The next year, you recollect, we got to be SOPHOMORES. Some Class! Literally some class-we were organized. We had a class council. Fern Perry was chairman and ran things. George Clare, Fred Sehring, Robert Curry, Fred Lauer, Marshall Wheeler and Robert Shaw also ran. Miss Blair and Mr. Shutz helped with the running. 6 Sociable bunch, too. As Freshmen we had been brought up on Social Hours. Now we howled for a party. Had it-danced till the hour of 10:50 and were sent home. Miltona Moore gave a piano solo that night, Teckla Bale and Lizbeth Castle danced, Leona Schuessler spoke a piece-and were there others, do you remember? Wonderful night, anyhow, wonderful white night! 7 You know how it is-looking back. You may not remember that we won the class basketball tourney, as Sophomores twe didj, but you'll never forget the autumn sunshine down at those first foot ball games, nor the brisk breeze on the bleachers, nor the thrill of the snake dance, nor our pride at being hoarse from roaring for the team. No pop- corn will ever appeal like that we sold-and generously ate-in the interest of the Sopho- more treasury. 8 And the nextyear, you recollect, we got to be JUNIORS. That year introduced the cus- tom of having no organized classes except the Seniors, so we had no council, but we were all together in 399, which gave us that comfort- able, homelike feeling. 9 You remember, one of our first ventures was to get money for our French Orphan, so we gave a movie. Great financial success it was, but we temporarily lost our reputation as entertainers. However, as Bob Simpson said, we showed the best types of chickens. And along about the middle of the year Sally McGundy died. And Sehring, Button, Muschott, Clare et al. were on the Foot-ball team. Bless 'emi And Bobby Curry began to flicker up as a Military man, and a Student- governmenter-an' everything. 10 Speaking of student government - as Juniors we introduced it into the school. The first time a thing of that sort was started and carried out successfully. Remember? Sat up there at the desk with a bold front ibut shaky insidej and signed pass blanks, and took the roll, said, 'fYes, you may speak - just like pedagogues. Even went so far, along at the end of the year, as to put on the brakes and cut out the semi-annual junior-Senior rough stuff. 11 If I remember right, there was some excite- ment within the Junior-Senior Reception Committee. But it was a gorgeous reception -even if we do say it ourselves as shouldnlt. The decorations gave a Maypole effect- streamers of green and white and spring flowers. Never before had the gym. looked so attractive. It was lovely-even to us, tired and worn out as we were. Louise Hyde, the Senior class president, and Fred Sehring, our chairman, led the grand march. We were a good steady bunch as juniors- a line, serious, dignified bunch texcept for the Senior dummy we dragged thru the dust, class day-and finally drownedlj 12 And this year-oh, years you have gone so fast!-we have been-SENIORS. I wonder, somehow, if we won't always think of our- selves as SENIORS. 13 About the first thing we did this year, you recall, was to elect class officers-Prexy, Paddy Keenan, Secretary, Bill Campbell, Treasurer, f'Speck Feeney, Good boys, all of them, tho we wish some of them had been girls-the class officers, that is. And then the Spanish t'Flu handed us two weeks vacation along in October. 14 Sehring, Button, Clare, Douglass, D. Blatt, Langford, Harris, Powell, Grady, Simpson, Muschott-J. T. H. S. football squad. 1919ls, of course. Sehring, Button, Douglass, Blatt-4f5 J. T. H. S. Basket-ball team. 1919's, of course! Ditto, ditto, ditto, and others-J. T. H. S. track team. 1919's, of course! And the interclass basket-ball tourney was won by 1919's, of course! 15 Far be it from me to mention anything painful, but do you remember the day Eddie Moore parted his hair in the middle and ap- peared in them clothes, and that collar, and that tie-and all the Senior fellows wore horn- iimmed spectacles and things And Imogene Gibson led the Senior girls in frightfulness- knobbed hair, specks, aprons-Oh, boy! That was-rough neck day. 16 Then lots of things happened. The Seniors had class-meetings ever so often. Once they elected a year-book staff tsee cutj. Once they elected class advisers-Miss Barns and Mr. Plummer. Once they almost forgot they had class advisers--and didn't hold a meeting. 17 And if it hadn't been for that wire cutting, there wouldnlt have been any moon-light dances at the Senior Party, May 2. It was a grand party: a fortune-teller-ffCross my palm with silver and heed this warninglv 1919 talent-see Sophomore party reminis- cence-the same only better! 18 The do you remembersw are simply crowd- ing, and therels very little room up in front. The Junior-Senior Reception-a whiz-we thank you! Bob Curry-what happened to him in Wilmington on that Red Cross Drive? Mary Schaaf-her love letter found-ffYou just can't be too jealous to suit me, from Fred Blatt. The junior Dummy-192O- long may it hang! Fred Sehring, cherries in bed, quart jar, teaspoon. Miss Barns' sur- prise party, May 5, A. Conant and H. Griffin almost present. Spiritualist meetings, E. El- wood, Helen Smith and company. Miltona's unique and romantic birthday gift to Bobby Simpson-the farewell party for Col. Tillman. Class Day. Ivy Day. Senior Play. Puff! Puff! 19 And do your remember, that for four years we've been together thru the same trials, the same pleasures, the same work, that we've made the same friends, some closer than others, but all friends, that we should feel the same gratitude toward the teachers who have been patiently and sincerely doing their best for us, and we have learned from our com- mon experience the virtue of standing to- gether, and that we have stood together and worked together? Surely we cannot forget, tho we may in the future be far from one an- other, these four years spent as comrades. LOUISE HINDLE. 235 qf if Jvc haw 5F' COACH C. J. WAGNER Coach Wagner has been at Joliet Township High School for two years, one year as assistant to former Coach Shelton and one year as director of athletics. In these two years we have come to admire his good sportsmanship, to appreciate his ready interest in all student activities and his ability as a coach. He has proved that he can always turn out lighting teams and with proper material and support, winning teams, such as the 1919 Track Team, Big Seven Champions. We are glad of this chance to accord Coach Wagner even this slight part of the recognition which is his due. I ,. .3 'fx BALL TEAM LIGHT WEIGHT BASKET 'HEAVY WEIGHT BASKET BALL TEAM THOMAS FIRST Row-FLINT, FORAN, ARBEHER, STANDING-BUTTON, T. BLATT, SEHRING SCHIEK, Row-KING, BARR THIRD POWELL, KALLMAN SECOND Row-UNMACK, SIMPSON, REECE SITTING-BLOCK, DOUGLASS, STANDING-Curtis, Holmstrom- JUNIOR BASKET BALL ,TEAM -SITTING-Clark, Flint, Gardner. SOPHOMORE BASKET BALL TEAM Fmsf Row-White, Broadwell, Sehring CCoachb, Plunket, Powell SECOND Row-Jolly, Block, Liebermann 56 '66 S5 TLD .E 45: . of we 5.5 I-rl S, 952, :ICQ Q , QC mm 5 -GJ V-PLA 'S .ga- ,fo C133 5 ul'- Cm we 'E-To '43 we EE cu... ,..... cn: G3 gif.: Eg QC'- -GE 5 o -LJ fl go EE 1- CD:-Q 'LTD '4-l cd GJ p-I :N o. EE ,QC OE Hu .JO B , no ge rg ffm ,Q . 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GRlQ'l,i li SYSTEM OF S'HOR'l'H.XND Muiising System, Tough Ty1DCXY1'lfl1lg, Bookkeeping, etc. Credit given for work done iii liigli school. The .S'l101'lfw'1'1'f'1', ilu' .llacfzilzv .llvffzmf of Sl101'1'l1u11cf. Iiaxily Lvarlmf. Rczjvid and Lcgiblv. ENTER Now. LIxL1,,XYRi'1'i5 ou l'iioNE 43221 F012 C.xTix1,ooL'i2 UR C1RCL'LARs. Metropolitan Business College IQNAPII' Rlifxlxry l'3L'1Ll:1Nu. 2311 VAN BUREN STREET J. ell. JEXNIXGS, Mzuiagei' 1: JOLIET, ILLINOIS P6010 11111115 Ill Thzlr l'Q'11r'f 54111111511 jvftlffi' By d7'7'Z.l7gf0l7 SIZIQVO B f11'6er B11 1711, lil! g C 53 Tefepholze 2-MU OPEN EVERY DAY 72 3' 4, A D. - . 1 2 va fi WHEN YOU THINK VICTROLAS ....0f e ee Ui PIANOS , , ' '25 3' ? Y - ,:.M E L I --e -I ei... 1.f ::- ' 5 I 1 I-fggggg-ug '-!N. I -, ulliiiiiiij 1' I I- I l Xu, Ei ' fi Il I XI V .Ie E -2 Q IIIliI I -I KI XI ' ,, U, 'I 1 W ye b L Q' f LW 1 -'Elf-Kenai'-:? f' ig'-5 LEM! W 1' nuauurnmuumnl mmmm I I Y., I If X ' Z- I 2.-X 1 Il I X Z4-fl f-ISM I7 ,,,,,f -,, 'X I . 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BOLSTAD GIRL GRADUATE BOOKS, MEMORY BOOKS G3 STUNT --' BOOKS, WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS -- SCHAEFFER FOUNTAIN PENS, EVERSHARP PENCILS We take orders for Engraved Card: for perbonal use, Engraved Stationerv, Commencement Invitations, Dance Programs, Party Announcements, Etc. We solicit your patronage. Joliet Ofliee Supply Co. us N. CHICAGO STREET A. L. BENOIT T. S. BOLSTAD .go 76 'I ONIGI-IT ONLY ll R. E. Hughes : Rapid : Cafczzfizfor l l Answers all mathematical questions by logarithms and slide rule, results trans- mitted by mental telepathy or wireless as desired. C0-Edzimfioiml Correfpendence Scboof of Oribogrizpby 5 Peizmmzyizlo SPBUHLZZ Cfosing Ojfer- Going Out U' Busiims Rapid Deterioration in Penmanship- our specialty. Quick course for cash. C. LOTTIE IWUSCHOTT V. C. Plummer Specialist in Public and Private Deiecting If clues are lacking we supply them. Riot calls at all hours . i NOTICE Regular Session of the JUVENILE COURT Held Daily from 8:30 A. M. to 3:30 P. M. JUDGE C. E. SPICER presiding The Book Shop mf M mfnumhu, T .J + x, H eeza'onezrters for Evefytfzzng Needful to ffze Groefuole in Beantyful GM Boois Fonntazn Pens Perket zn Exceffenee Sefzoof Days Record Books Ere., Ere. ' : 2476 N. Cfzzeogo Street .- RENT BATTERIES for ALL CARS l l WILLARD SERVICE STATION SEAVER'S SERVICE STATION : C. S. SEAVER : WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY PHONE JOLIET 555 636-8 JEFFERSON STREET CLARENCE STERLING Iillnrint Spfeiolties in Funeral Designs 2522375 A Aff! 1fQ,dd,',,g Bedding Stork Deeorations ml'-I fir Cemetery at Home or Honze or Chuffll Park QNIE. ..,, 1 ,,L.,,, .t:5'S?N29 :reg 2.8 -..'. uf.: H. ,. ,.v mfg',.:-1 , Q',g'g..'iQune-- 'w,'g.j:figgf 'm2.'-.5 ullwwli.if-119.1-.IM GREENHOUSE COR. WALNUT Gi JACKSON STREETS STORI-1 670 CASS STREET OFFICE AT OAKWOOD CEMETERY Clzirago Phone, Store 3632, Greenhouse No. 3 Rooson Says I-Ie congratulates the Class of ' 19 on Completing their Course of study, and hopes one of the things they will remember is our Famous Sodas and Sundaes. A. I Robson Co. DRUGS WOODRUFF INN GRAND OPENING JULY 2, 1919 az Consolidated Cereal Co. FRED SEHRING, Proprietor zz Free souvenirs tgrape nutsj to all our friends and former patrons. Lzflvfrzing Conductor A. F. TRAMS guide See fofiez' Fzryzn Tours start every day at 9:05 A. M. All tours end at the main office. Wanied- Applications from communities offering exceptional matrimonial ad- vantages. Will consider inhabiting, working in or commuting to such locality. f. FRANK MLGRATH SPECIAL OFFER One-Hay Of on A ff Graalzza tion Surry Phone Columbus 1492 Apply' BJ! Cczmpbelf Przhcesx Tfz eczfre Where All of High School Boys and Girls VELVET PRQDUCTS Ice Cream Bread Cakes Made at Home by Home People for-Home People AMERICAN ICE CREAM cmd BAKERY CO. 8 ,- f f- 5 7 r 1 KNSXXN H1't1stsfPhntn- ngrahers Besides being the largest organization in the country specializing on .Quality College lllustratzons, handling over goo annuals every year, including this one we are general artists and engravers. Our Larg Art Departments create designs and distinctive illustrations, make accurate 'mechanical Wash drawings and birdseye views, retouch photographs, and specialize on advertising and catalog illustrations. Our photographic department is unusually expert on outside work and on machinery, Jewelry and general merchandise. We reproduce all kinds of copy in Halftone, Zinc Etching, Ben Day and Three or Four Color Processg in fact, make every kind of original printing plateg also Electrotypes and Nickeltypes by Wax or lead mold process. At your service-Any time-Anywhere-for Anything in Art, Photography and Photoengraving. AHN Sf CJLLIER ENGRAVING Cb. 554 WEST ADAMS STREET' CHICAGO 81 ik..-s52db5'm:2-e ---- 1 Latest Weaves in Madras and Fancy Silk E. Gi W. Soy? Collars' 25c, 35C and 50c l Yi ' ' H Gmduafion Gifij. . . We now have on display the most complete lines of Gifts for Gradu- ates ever shown in Joliet. Inspection Jay Overholser 81 Co. invited. Hbodruj Buz'la'z'ng Tie Henley-Rebfea Co just Around the Corner on Ottawa and Van Buren Jellerson Street Streets ART LENN ON There isn't a fellow in the J. T. H. S. who doesn't know him. flIHe has clothed hundreds of High School fellows and has always been a loyal supporter of athletics in every line. He wants you to remember that his store is the headquarters for High Scboof Cfofiey RT LENNON . . 308-310 N. 07201 Fyfiilfhliicgf cHrcAGo sTR1-:ET 82 WANTED: A chauffeur to drive nailsg apply- CAPT. CARLQUIST. LOST: An umbrella by a man with a bone handle and broken ribg Return to BOB CURRY. ETHICAL DANCING-As taught by Monsieur G. B. Hamman. Chaperones free of charge for every three couples. Hours 2:30-5:00 P. M. No Music. WANTED: Punching-bag by gentleman with Weak lungs and gentle disposition. JULES PIMIENTA. 83 UITS that Suit--E202 to S4549 N9 N'.f'3l3!if1i?? JOHN I MUCAR THY The PRESCRIPTION STORE COR. JEFEERSON jOLlE'Ij 81 STREETS Lmzfvlzjzm' 1. lm . J D Private Asylum Speozkzl YT6dl7lZ671f fir 14. Wi 0. L. I I Pleasant Padded Cells for the incurable. I Recommendations must be pro- ' cured at the main office DR. E. L. THOMPSON -A in charge 205 Main. Hours 3:3Ol? ED. SANDER BEN. SANDER Buy New and Used Parts for All Cars at the Sander Auto Wrecking Co. llllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll1ill1lllllllillll.N1l1HIMllillllallllllllllllllllllllllll Zlllll Largest exclusive car Wreckers and used parts concern in Joliet. PHONES 5347 AND 4472 Sfumfard Tfrfxr and Taber A!QL'fil'f 071 Ham! Ilf lllozzqx'-Su-zfirzg l'rirfJ. Um! Car: Bough! , . .Sold zum' L.u'ha11gfr1 611 EAST JEFFERSON STREET YARDS 600 S. JOLIET STREET CAR DEPT. 815-817 E. CASS STREET Io Apprec1'o!z'oo offfze patronage of faculty and Sfzzdeofs of Me fofief Towmazlo Hzlgfz School ll A Q dl gully Q CHOCOLATE IHOP JOHN LIESS, JR. : Prescrzffiofz Druggzkf DRUGS . . . CANDIES 702 WASHINGTON STREET JOLIET, ILL. TELEPHONE 865 : Alumni Dame ai Dellwood Park' : Sfweefy Orcbestm JLIHC its f1.0UPer Coupfe CONCRETE for PERMANE NCE FACTORY and OFFICE, COR. FOURTH and ROWELL AVENUES Af1yMz'ng1z'f1 1 Comrefe Q IDEAL CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. GILBERT COOPER, Manager TELEPI-IONES C ANDER BOEGH, Superintendenl CHICAGO 790 N. W. 558 JOLI ET, ILLINOIS 85