LaGrove High School - La Farion Yearbook (Farina, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1942 volume:

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To all the future senior classes we leave our experiences that they may pro- fit by our mistakes and successes and ever uphold the ho 'nor of our and their dear old Alma Mater F4H.S . . , I Q ' . v , ' - T: V 'fi ' ' X . A'N N U A L S T A F F Editors - Assistant Editor Bueinsee Maneeer Advegtising'Naneger Athle ic Editor Acti Sty Editor Art E itor Class History Class Will Humorl Snapshots Class Prophecy Typists h Mimeogrsph C L A President Vice President Sec. and Trees. GLASS COLQR CLASS FLOWER' CLASS NOTTO I E 1 1 1 sorrrc 1 4 I i 1 Elizabeth Fleming Hary F1 V S Betty Boyd William Norman Lucille Schnake Colin Hervey Luther Lacey oreine'Borchelt Evan.Uilliams Evelyn Rubin Harold Kline Zola Fear Shirley Rogers Helen Dippold Donal Hoover Charles Wells Pearl Jarand irginia Roberts Ellen Williams Norma Heinrich Lester Grandt Harold Monical Alvin Rubin .Zola Fear , Harold Kline Shirley Rogers Dona1'Hoover A U Harold Kline 3 Lavender and Gold A Lilac 3 Launched but not Anchored A A 1 I 1 - i ELA 'H..t.gsQ5l3Xoi. . . 4, M, , . ., . ,' 7 ' ? mggcrpal E015 Hyde- Ugg Il5lI'L4QflII 7fIz's.?Ml'maf?z1sh -Snglrslr-Mfsfc DJ Jizrarm' - Science 1 Cf VI L1 me-.': Cu.'J.'lJ.71fC5 ommer'E KQJIV-'11fl'l-'I1' fm I ,.-:...4.n7 V I Bois Hyde- L5l4371fSl!'L.Gffl1 Yf7z's.2WI'rnaIfusl1 '5nglis11-l!711.sfc DJ Jizz-and - Science Ju:.'.',': .2-.'u:m,'1. . . a omlnerh 447 17511-f f l-' 11' Y N 1 1, 1 X ' 1' 1 1 1 '1 T 1 : -. 1 .. 21 , J' 1 21 '1 1 11'X 'J 11-.1' ' 1 . . 1 1 111. 11,1 1 -11 ,. 11. ,t' H ' 111' 1'1 1, TIX1. 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As we sit before him, he gazes tells us the future of the versatile Great Fortune Tel er can not pass up such so let us visit the CO'L1I S8 we into the crystal and Seniors. His first vision is of a ranch on the rolling plains of Texas. A most fmnaliar figure is plains on his ten dollar It is often told that he the famous Senorita Helen and looking lovely in her that of Adrain Bee, roaming the horse and fifty dollar saddle. rides across the Border to hear Dippold, singing her love songs gay Mantilla. Flash! Broadway!!! Here we see in lights the name of Norma Weinrich and Leon Schwarm. Norma is just finishing her most successful operetta and Leon amuses the people with his wornout jokes. This time we see going into one of New York's largest buildings a very famaliar figure. He acts very much at home, because he enters a private office, props his feet on his desk and lights a cigar. He looks like the tradi- tional business man ---- but who can it be? Ah---the visi- on is coming closerf-closer. What a pleasant surprise--- Harold Kline. By the way there is a beautiful blond sec- retary in the outer office leur own Zola Fear of the dmss of 19421. We move down the street a few doors and see Colin Har- vey, the glamour boy of Fifth Avenue enter one of the km- gest banks in New York. A smile of recognition crosses his face as he remembers the cashier. Why, its his old classmate, Lester Gluesenkamp. The crystal is changing, we move to a large hospital in the quiet zone of Chicago. Dr. Luther Lacey and his efficient nurse Shirley Rogers have very serious looks on their faces, because Marion Rush is having his face lif- ted. We move to a residential section. Florine Borchelt with several flaxen haired children hanging to her skirt tail is busily preparing supper for her devoted husband. KGuess Whe?3 As the crystal moves again, the scene is a basket ball game. Coach Harold Monical is giving final instructions to his players while Principal Evan Williams close by is dreaming of his good old basket ball days. We see Betty Boyd at the well-known Boyd Institute for Girls, instructing her students on improving their Eng- lish, Pilot Lee Straueh and co-pilot Donal Hoover are a fanl- liar sight as they board their twin metered plane for their daily run between New York and Chicago. We see flashing lights, but new the scene changes to the inside of the building. Charles Lee has just fin- ished directing his orchestra in one of the most recent hits. He plays his number again but still the master of ceremonies does not appear. Kenneth Simmons is late again without an excuse. The scene changes to a baseball field. We look at the pitcher, blink our eyes and look again. Why it's all- star Bill Norman warming up for the World Series. Bob Wilkerson the water-boy comes running with a bucket of water and Bill a swig. We gaze into the crystal again and it takes us to a farm in the Middle West. Lavcrn Engle is driving back and forth through the field on his latest model tractor. There isayneasant look for Lavern's face--crops must be favorable . We move way back to the city where we find Lucille Schnake and Evelyn Rubin preparing for work. Lucille is getting ready to speak that monotonous nhellen because she has a job as telephone operator with the city's lar- gest firm. Evelyn is a favorite stenographer for Weale's Motion Picture Firm. New we see Lieutenant Lester Grandt at the head of the line of soldiers at West Point, leading them through their daily routine of marching. In the last scene we see states Attorney Charles Wells addressing the jury in a very crowded court room and at the same time arguing with the defendent's attorney Duane Goodman. Good luck, boys. May the Lest man win. We must have one last look into that wonderful crystaL We see Miss Hyde and Mr. Monical guiding future Seniors of LaGrove Community High School. If they do as good a job in the future as they have done with the present clam of 1942, there will be no cause for worry. We bid Mr. Rubin farewell and wander off dreaming pleasant dreams. Pearl Jarand Mary Ellen Williams Virginia Roberts Elisabeth Fleming H O N Floreine Borchel t Betty Boyd Lester Gluesenkamp Harold Kline Shirley Rogers Alvin Rubin ' Lucille Schnake Norma Weinrich Pearl Jarand Miriam Michels R O Virginia Roberts Marie Ambuehl Ardin Brandt Vance Dippold Helen Ernst Billie Ruth Elkins Nancy Lambird Jeanne Rogers Wilda Bledsoe Dolores Weber CLASS HISTORY DATE: September 1, 1938. ENGINEER: Mr. Krutsinger. CREW: Mr. Monical, Mr. Wells, Miss Hyde, and Miss Hadley, TIME: 8:45 A. M. PLACE: Farina Station. , Alllll-A-Board!--And our train is off on her four year journey to the Land of Knowledge. Our first day is filled with activity. Our route is carefully planned by our engineer with friendly sugges- tions from the crew. First class passengers are given over to the care of Trainman Hadley. We reach Freshman Station and become acquainted with several of our future friends: Mr. English, Mr. Algebra, and Miss Latin. CThey are unusually hard to become acquainted withl. From Freshman Station we travel on to the Station of the Sophomores. We are now admitted as second class with Trainman Boston as our guardian. During our journey we have lost a few and gained a few. Among the lost was Trainman Hadley, but Trainman Boston became -a member of our group. - We travel on till we reach Junior Station. We are bee ginning to come to the end of our journey and passengers are beginning to realize the importance of their trip. With the assistance of Trainman Boston, we give a banquet in honor of our fourth-classmen. During this trip we lose Trainman Wells and gain Trainmen 0'Dell and Jarand. Our journey ends in Senior Station. We are new fourth classmen and arrangements are made for -the end of our journey. Many faces, now full of knowledge, are looking forward to the Land of Success with questionable glances, Trainman Hyde and Monical help us solve these problems. Near the end of the journey we are honored with a banquet by our third classmen. We are proud to be the first group to reach Journey's end in LaGrove Station with many new Trainmen in the Crew: namely Maxfield, Eckcr, Rush, and Shaffer. Trainman Boston was our only loss. We now disembark, our journey to the Land of Knowledge is ended, and we start on the Journey of Life. By Evelyn Rubin and Harold Kline. J TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN We, the first class to graduate from the new Lagrove Com unlty High School building do hereby relinquish to deserving persons our most valued traits as followsg Flrstg, I most graciously leave all my hairpins, nets, etc. to Miss Helen Hohlt so that she may carry on as the No. I blond of FHS. Signed--Florelne Borchelt. Second: To Pearl 1 leave my ability te' make 1-vs hen- estly and faithfully. Signed--Betty Boyd. ' Thirdg I give my ability to win for myself a place in the heart of every teacher to Lindy Lape with the hope that he will use it honestly and unceasingly. Signed-- Colin Harvey. Fourth: My basketball shoes are henceforth the pos- session of Fred Hohlt. Good Luck, Fred. Signed--Bill Norman. Fifty: To Junior Hollingshead I leave my shorthand speed with the hope that he will use it in a business like manner. Signed--Zola Fear. Sixth: I leave my curly hair to Tommy Meares so that all the girls will adore him, too. Signed--Evan Williams Seventh: To Alice Neilson I leave my girlish figure. Signed--Helen Dippold. Eighth: I leave my tendency to sleep in class to Le Roy Bernhardt. Don't overdo it, Le Roy. Signed--Ade Bee. Ninthz, I leave my friendly disposition to Ralph Dueckef. Signed--Lu Verne Fhgel Tenth: I give my position as president of the Music Class to Martin Roedl. Signed--Lucille Schnake. Eleventh: My interest in Civics is left for all fu- ture Social Science students so that they may all grow up to be good citizens. Signed--Kenneth Simmons. Twelfth: I leave my fondness for blond, Sophomore girls to Keith Reichert. Carry on, Keith. Signed-+Harok3 Monical. , Thirteenth: My knowledge of an interest in aviation I leave to all Hair-mindedn boys and girls. Signed--Ghar- les Wells. . Fourteenth: I leave my ability to draw to Bill Hen- dricks. Signed--Leon Sehwarm. Fifteenth: To Ruth Williams I leave my maidenly smile so that she may have it as her command always. Signed-- Norma Weinrich. Sixteenth: My ability as a ball-pitcher I leave to Virginia Roberts. May she use it well. Signed---Alvin Rubin. Seventeenth: I leave my mild and even temper to Aubry Pontious. Signed--La Verne Engel. Eighteenth: My loyalty and industry I leave to all future class treasurers. Signed--Harold Kline. Nineteenth: My sound and serious mind, I leave to Miriam Michele with the hope that she will use it more effectively than I have in the past. Signed--Luther Lacey. ' Twentieth: My way with the girls is regretfully left to Bob Woerner as I am getting too old for such nonsense. Signed--Charles Lee. Twenty-First: My ability to nstickn to what I believe in, I leave to all weak-willed underclassmen. Signed-- Lestor Grandt. Twenty-Second: I give my quiet nature to Dane Guy if he will accept it. Signed--Marion Rush. Twenty-Third: I leave my devotion to my one and only to Anita Leonard. Signed--Evelyn Rubin. Twenty-Fourth: I leave my mischievous nature to Mary Ellen Williams. Signed--Loo Strauch. Twenty-Fifth: I leave my height to Eugene Rinkel in the belief that he can use it. Signed--Duane Goodman. Twenty-Sixtht I leave my technique in the commerce room to Gaylard Roberts. Signed--Donal Hoover. Twenty-Seventh: My love for dancing is left to Ken- neth Hanbaum. Signed--Geneva Thomas. Twenty-Eighth: I give my knowledge of bookkeeping to the one who most deserves it. Signed--Lester Gluesenkamp, Twenty-Ninth: To my sister Jeanne, I leave my honored memories of my high school day's 'with the sincere hope that she will cherish them highly. Signed--Shirley Rogeni To the faculty we leave our earnest thanks for the many things they have done to make our years at FHS happy and interesting. To the class of 1945 we wish to leave all the advan- tages we have had in our new building and all the good memories it has given us. To the class of 1944 we give any ability we might have to get by with as little exertion as possible. To the class of 1945 we leave our best wishes. Having generously given of our best qualities to fur- ther the cause of education and culture, we can new leave with carefree hearts and a warm and grateful feeling to- ward thoso who helped in any way to bring us over the path of learning. Signed--Senior Class Witnesscss--Zola Fear and Shirley Rogers. 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The club is a means of putting into practice the things learned. F. F. A. Officers: Charles Dippold, Trees. Francis Van Sant, Pres Bob Smith, Treas. Purpose: The club meets twice a month to discuss fhture farming, building of better farms, etc. MUSIC CLUB. - Officers: Lucille Schnake, Pres. Virginia Roberts, Seen Kenneth Simmons, V. Pres. Junior Hollingshead Librarian. Purpose: Tb create interest of classical music among the members of the student body and community. BI PHV SCI CLUB. Officers: Ardin Brandt, Pres. Leroy Bernhard, V. Pres. Harold Kline, Secr.-Ireas. Purpose: The club meets twice a month to increase their knowledge of Scientific Discoveries. The Motto of the club is nDo or Die and Never Give Up.n LATIN CLUB. - Officers: Jean Rogers, Pres. Billy Elkins, Secr.-Trees. Purpose: To foster an interest in ancient liie and civi- lization and to stress the practical cultural values of the study of the Latin language and literature. G. A. A. Officers: Pearl Jarand, Pres. Miriam Michele, V. Pres. Jean Rogers, Secr.-Treas. h Purposes. To develop an interest in 'physical education and in more healthful living. L ' E 2 4+ -f If Science Club www 'W' 'L--if L, ff'bf'0f'v 15415804211 760:11 l!lIll ll! VV!! X 1 Sc-'fV21'o1'4 Class Flay- 5'Z1i1'f flee ues Junior Class Play- ' 7410? loose I ! Feb 5 5 6 9 12: 15. Chief Evergreen Tree entertains the school. Farina beats Neoga who have lost only two games this year and both of them to us. Beacon Staff has a meeting. War Time goes into effect. Abraham Linco1n's birthday and no school. Home Economics club has a tea party for the Mothers. The bus gets stuck 17. . 20, No school because of teachers' meeting. 26 28 Mar. 5 5 Apr. May 6 18 20 22 26 1 2 3 18 27 28 29 14 21 24 25 26 27 28 28 29 30 Girls' Athletic Association organized. Miriam Miehels wins first in a Regional- Music Contest. - We win our first tournament game. Dedication Program. , Six weeks exams. 1 ' Ping Pong Tourney starts. Beacon Staff edits the Sophomore Magazine. G. A. A. girls go on a hike. Basketball Banquet. April Fool's Day. Junior Class Play. A No school because a legal Holiday. Miriam Michels wins first in Sectional Musis Conf test, Freshmen have a party at the lake - Seniors have a party at Farina Lake. Second day of sugar rationing registration. Senior Class Play. Junior-Senior Banquet. Baccalaureate. Semester exams for Seniors. Semester exams for Seniors. Semester Semester exams exams for under-classmeng Commencement exercises. Last day of school. Summer vacation begins. for under-classmen. Sept Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 1 7 10 25 29 1 2 8 15 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 25 29 50 51 2 5 4 5 8 10 1 15 17 18 19 22 24 29 5 6 9 15 22 25 2:51 2. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Beginning of second school year for LaGrove Community High and first year of school in the new building. Class Officers elected. ' Seniors have their first class meeting. Farina plays their first home game of softball. Music Club organized. First Latin Club meeting. Juniors select their class play. The event of the year, the Freshmen party. Last softball game of the season. Basketball practice opens. Six weeks exmms. Dancing Class was organized. Music Club sponsers a program for the assembly, Seniors have a party in the gym. Juniors have a Wiener roast at the lake. New books arrive for the library. Home Economics Club elects its officers. A. W. Dittmore, National Police Instructor gave a lecture. Open house for those who care to see the finish- ed product, the new school. Annual staff elected. Speith takes some of the Annual pictures. Books arrive from the State Library. Our first basketball game this season. Freshmen have a party in the gym. Home Economics club has a bake sale. Mr. Hal1's first visit this year.' Baby boy comes to join the Jarand family circle. First game of the Girls Class Tournament. Electric scoreboard arrives. Home Economics Club has a Christmas Party at Miss Maxfield's home. Seniors have a kid party. Music Club has a party in the gym. Christmas vacation begins. Last school day in 1941 Alumni play Farina's basketball team. Back to school again after Christmas vacation. Select covers for thc annuals. Seniors order their announcements. Ping Pong table is ready for use. Semester exams for all. Semester 6181213 for all, School dance is given after school. Ground Hog Day, He sees his shadow. ,. ,. ,e 1 Y - ,H 1 1 QF. ' 4:9121 Ml ,I . .f X 2 Yxfv '. jg-., ' I -,v.v,, ffl--.1 ,Q X5 ,Q W 1. Cf' Y . jf.. . k'C WR- k nl'-' I I'i f, V., .V v x f'a5xH .ff .,,. f ? x X w,, .,,.. . X . 4.. W . A Vg' u .X ., K I . Ji V, , , . 1, 5 ,TM V. .xv . M, :'n,'v.'N . 1, 4. ,mv- ,F 'nfl . v ,'N,l'f 1 'f , V ll .fp Hwy. .V ,L v 1,5 ..,,.. 3.4 Vx L 'AX' N .M M, M .Q . gm. x if xii. w x '11 A 1 V, ,,..,x 1 :- 55 .,. , A fxhgaxrt. 'VM ...Q x -Xl W K JN.. 'f 3 5 , . Qy wx 1 F! W f 3 x 1' 1- . ,Ep .. .X , V, ,. H ,.X, .fm HX vu! . fy' X 4 1 A .X 1 N 5 gi ii Y I Y T5 Z sf gi 55 Us 5 'I 43 16 Ei N A 'T 1 H f 1,1 Y x X. ,. if ! up 4 PF 5 ll fe . f, S. , iw E1 .5 fi li it if bi E3 5 3 Ei A ,x I 1 1 + 1 X xii? ' 1 f , f ,- 9-Iarveq Norman 14, 523 'williams '7 x x 1 f K .B Q Lacey Yflonical c ' W 51 ' . X f Y -H--.VH - 1 of 1 - if . Y 1 7if'z ex-47:1 qi: : ' Gu 7 I It , ,I y fl: 8 C .vt I' ,f ng 5 we , Graz ruff' Gooiman Basie BASEBALL Two weeks after the opening of the Lagrove Community High School, Mr. Monical called together all the boys who were interested in soft-ball. He picked his team, and on September Eleventh, we played our first game. We had a a total of six games, winning three and losing three. We had almost an all-senior team and seen service years before. Brandt, our some mighty fine pitching for a sophomore The following are the total box scores Lacey Norman Busse Grandt Williams Goodman Harvey Monical Guy Brandt Robnett The boys ended for basketball. TB H BA 20 .9 .450 17 .6 .555 19 .6 .526 17 .4 .236 17 .2 .118 10 .1 .100 16 .1 .062 18 .1 .055 10 .0 .000 11 .O .000 5 .0 .000 the season just in time most of them had new pitcher, did R E 5 0 4 5 6 8 1 O 0 3 2 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 2 O 1 to open practice Many of these players have played their last game of softball for their school.' Some of these are Norman, Goodman, Harvey, Monical, Lacey, Grandt, Williams. Some of next year's team are Busse, Brandt, Guy, Robnett, Fitzgerald and some whose names didn't appear this year. BASKETBALL The basketball season opened on the fifth ,of November with a smash! The Red and Blue downed Iola by an easy victory. The starting five were all seniorsg Norman, and Lacey, forwards, Williams, center, Monical and Harvey, guards. The coach played all these boys in every game. They started all the games except the ones which sickness or accident prevented. Out of the first ten, seven of these were seniors. B. Norman, H. Monical, C. Harvey, E. Williams, L. Lacey, D. Goodman and L. Grandt. H. Busse and T. Fitzgerald were the juniors, while D. Guy was the only sophomore. The season progressed very favorably until after Christ mas vacation. During the vacation sickness and infection set in. It had all the players weakened for the tourna- ment just a week away. Farina went to the new conference tournament in a weakened condition with Harvey and Norman both out. We were taken out by Clay City in the first game of the tournament. The old conference broke up last year, but Farina was lucky to get into the Midland Trail Conference, much stif- fer competition than the other conference, but we stood in third place. We are hoping for a good team next year. They are not experienced, but we have some large boys coming up who are expected to make next year's team. The second team won a large percentage this year, and they seemed strong both on offense and defense. We are hoping for as successful a season next year as the one this year. 9 We played St. Mary's at Sandoval in the Regional Tburn- ament and won. The next night we played Centralia to be taken out of the tournament thus ending a very, successful season. As for the following record shows, .you can see there were no outstanding players. The team was evenly matched. The following is the total individual points of the first five including tournaments! Lacey 229 Norman 199 Williams 208 Harvey 186 Monical 86 As for the games won and lost the following schedule will show: DATE NAME PLACE WE THEY Nov. 4 Iola H 40 5 6 Patoka T 59 23 12 Odin T 53 17 14 Xenia T 58 16 18 Ramsey T 17 50 25 Clay City H 50 39 28 Benton T 30 41 Dec. 5 Neoga T 29 20 PLACE WE THEY 9 Patoka H 57 24 12 . Ashley T 22 57 16 Mt. Erie H 24 20 20 Sandoval H 25 18 25 Kinmundy H 56 15 Jan. 9 Clay City T 27 59 15 Louisville H 25 50 17 Altamont T 58 46 20 Odin H 60 28 21 Teutopolis H 19 14 26 Ramsey H 26 51 28-50 MTC Tournament Feb. 5 Sandoval T 55 24 5 Neoga H 57 28 10 Brownstown H 24 29 15 Kinmundy T 25 17 17 Ashley H 26 17 19 Louisville T 56 50 20 Mt. Erie T 50 51 25 Xenia H 58 29 SPORTS OF THE SPRING Soon after basketball season had finished Coach Monical started track. Because of weather amd traveling means he shifted his thoughts to baseball. Last year F.H.S, entered baseball in place of track as a spring sport. This year we hope to have a very good team. Because of the conditions we have not been able to get started early enough to have any outlay on baseball We entered tennis into our sport program, also. The boys took the game up and there are a few.of them good e- nough to enter tournaments which may come later in' . the year. rg, Lwxyl ,.. , . 'Xa-3 ,Y ,fjx 7 1 N 'N ix ff? f f QQ ffl f w I I J I , I M VU N , X is j71r? iyXKm .. ,f.,x-.,- QDHQQPS 5 F in I ? in , 3 5 5 if ll Ei 5 F If i N. 1 ,. r 4 Compliments of SLOAN'S STORE General Merchandise Phone 118J. He who looks ahead seldom looks behind EGYPTIAN NURSERY AND LANDSCAPING CO. Leo H. Graves, Owner Phone 64 Compliments of LOY'S CAFE DR. HANNA Animal Surgery Kinmundy, Illinois Satisfaction Guaranteed FARINA CLEANERS 4D Good Cream Makes Good Butter PETERSON'S CREAMERY uipq-u-rp-L Y 1-1, -3-L C. T. WADE A large Assortment of Seed, Beans Corn and Seed Oats Also Lespedeze, Fancy Red Top, Timothy and Sweet Clover. Building materials of all kinds. Compliments of TOM SWITZER Best Milk in Tbwn. , Ju ' 1 Fl FARINA HOTEL - Laura Faes Proprietor SCHMIDT'S HARDWARE STORE We handle all Hardware Supplies I ' ' 1 Compliments of MAHAFFEY CREAM STATION Rochelle Mahaffey, Prop: GWIN AND STONECIPHER Furniture and Funeral Service WEAL AMUSEMENT CO. Phone 77W i I , 11 BERRY'S RADIO SHOP Excellent Radio Service New and Used Radios 1' , Harold M. Evan Harold Leo S. Mart. R. Boarder Farmer Boarder . Bob W. Bill H. Bob W. Sue C. Nancy L. Sue C. Ethlyn R Billie E. Ethlyn Billie Helen D. D. Morgan: Krut. Harold K. Miss Hyde Lindy L. Virginia Elisabeth Bill N. Helen H. Blll N. See that boy over there'annoying Floreine? Why he isn't even looking at her. Sure, thatfs what is annoying her. ' Don't you believe Yes, but all mine ever says is Ngoodbyen. You dldn't milk that cow tonight. 0h, no lady, that cow is dry. Well then, you give her some water, or I'll re- port you. , A M that money talks? Going to the dance? What mance? Havenlt you heard? -The butchers are throwing a meat ball. ' 1 - Did you ever hear the story about the three egg? No, what? ' Too bad. How did Audrey Smith hurt her hand? Reckless driving. Smash her oar? - - No, just her finger. She missed the nail. A girl whose life is an open book usually has only one Qhag. in it! Could you marry a girl with a picture face? Sure, honey, if she had a pretty good frame. Isnft it wonderful! A united nation, one peo- ple, one flag, from ocean to ocean! Fine! and 152,000,000 united opinions to win the war. ' on how Describe the manners and customs of the people of Central Africa. They ainft got no manners and they don't wear no costumes. Elisabeth, has Steve ever kissed you against your will? A ' No. but he thinks he has. I told your father that I loved you more than any other girl I ever met. What did he say? To try and meet some more girls. Delbert 2 Luther 2 Georgia 2 Jarand 2 Bob W. 2 Bill H. 2 Bob W. 2 Harry 2 Mary W. 2 Harry 2 Miss Eckerz Norma 2 Coach M. 2 Duane 2 Conch M. 2 Miss Max. 2 Alice N. 2 There once JOKES Does it hurt much when you get your arm out of place? W It all depends on the dame. Do you believe in the old saying that marri age makes lottery? 3 I certainly donft. A man is supposed to have a chance in lottery. I I can speak any language except Greek. I bet you can't speak Spanish. ' I know it. That's Greek to me. some scoucnman has bought the filling stau- on at the corner. L How do you know he's Scotch? What's his na me? ' Don't know his name, but the first thing he did was take down the HFree Airn sign. Did you get any replies to your advertise- ment saying nlonely maiden seeks light and warmth of her life? , Oh, yes--three from coal-yards and one from the gas company. - , Did you shave this morning, Goodman? Yes, Coach. Well, Goodman, next time stand a bit closer to the razor. With steak at 45d a pound, what would three and one-quarter pounds come to? They wouldn't come to our house. aeeeaeeseeeeaeasee was a fisher named Fisher Who fished from the edge of a fissure, But a fish with a grin Pulled the fisherman in Now they're fishing the fissure for Fisher. BOD W. 3 Bob S. : Bob W. : '!HS'ii-6?-22'-!?'!1'-2Hi- nHa, ha, halu HWhat's so funny?H NI just put a woman in a room with - . a thou- sand beautiful hats and no mirror.U ' a AUGUST BORCHELT R CO. Hay, Grain, Lumber, Feed Flour and Seed St. Peter, Illinois Strawberry Brand Butter Is the-Best FARINA CREAMERY Prop: Peterson Compliments of HARVEY DRUG STORE CAPITAL STOCK 325,000 Surplus and Undivided Profit 329,000 STATE BANK OF FARINA Member of Federal Reserve System Deposits insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I-' ' Y i 1 pi Compliments of GING AND CO. Ju:',p-Q-1 nu: ,,,,, REBBE'S GARAGE For Economical Service Desoto, Plymouth, Sales and Service Phillips Oil Products St. Peter, Illinois - BERNHARDT AND GLUESENKAMP General Merchandise Paint, Flour, and F6941 St. Peter, Illinois v ' ' 1 , H. C. ROTHE Hardware,Stoves Cutlery and Implements St. Peter, Illinois Your Patronage is Always Appreciated OTTO MEYER TAVERN St. Peter, Illinois NEUBAUER'S CASH MARKET Groceries, Meets And Full-O-Pep Feeds Your.Nation-Wide-Grocer St. Peter, Illinois GEORGE BOYE'S STORE3 General merchandise Kurfees Paint St. Peter, Illinois LOTZ TRUCK SERVICE St, Peter, Illinois l-Q 111 W: 1, ,ig wi.. I COMPLIMENTS OF ARMIN D. HOD? See our selection of Armstrong NFloor Coveringsn, Wall Paper Funeral Service, Home Furnishing St. Peter, Illinois i '11 , l H: 7 ,W ..1 . E. H . fi..'7LL!LDf.1' Notary Republic, Insurance A. Rubin : Doctor : Evelyn R. 2 Clerk 2 Mr. Jarand: Bill H. 2 Miss Eckert Carl Quick: Guide 5 Miss Hyde 2 Guide 3 B-r-r- B I 'I '! B .-I'-.rU.- B-r-rm B-r-r- Bvr-r- B-r-r- B-r-r- Do you think my smoking is hurting me, Dr.? Well, I think you had better stop smoking, if you can. If you can't you must. Where can I find a book on back yard gar- dening? Fiction department to the rear, Madam. Mention 12 animals fAfter racking his six Polar bears. of the Polar Regions. brain? Six seals and Carl, would you help me after school? I Okay, but I'l1 have you know that half the town says we are going steady. These rock formations were piled up here by the glaciers. But where are the glaciers? Gone back to get more rocks. THAT ALARM CLOCK Oh, shut up! Let me rest! I'd like to smash your face! Cau't you leave me alone? You must be wrong. There's plenty of time ygt. Oh, just give me another hour. Just 16 minutes more, please. Five minute. Well, you misernble 83-cent bunch of misery-vyou win-uI'm up, X wfu., ,H-mf' 1, L. gl ,J V, fl qi' s 1 1 yi' .si F 4 ,J ,M . ,f . 5' ' L 1 1 V ., 1 1-ff M W 4 M M ,7,,,,,..4.m.. .N , , X ' x I . m-Q-av-Muni ' .J ' . U -Q x f ' lf' V . 4 Q 'l' P1 1 X Y ,, f ,v -1, ' A , ,., ,gy . f . New ' ' - um, ,uw f, '-X ' . .H , u Qui . 1 - 1 1 J . i ' 1 1 17 w-1 wzaxfggm ' 4 y 11:4-f ,.' - . hw A-,,,, x ,m,., be f ,km 5. 1 A rv 1 ,, O-U v uw- 'I When in Klnmundy and Nothing to Do Meet Me At BARGE'S DRUGSTORE Compliments of MILLER'S GENERAL STORE Kinmundy, Illinois B, B. BRUMMER Wholesale Dealer Candy, Cigars, Tobacco Newton, Illinois HOWELL MOTOR CC. Phone SGJ S F-mam mm amz! Member Federal Depositc Insurance Corporation Washington D. C. ' sooo. oo Maximum Insurance M fn-LFP XQH emhcgg V L5TE,....St. Peter, Illinois X , l V ' I-l' 1 , pil for each Depositor WALTER BERNHARDT Dealer-in Hardware, Paints and Varnishes St, Peter, Illinois AUGUGUST GRAUMENZ Harness, Saddlery and Shoe Repairing St. Peter, Illinois If your hair isn't becoming to you, You should be coming to me. WILMA ' S Beauty Service St, Peter, Illinois Highest Prices faid for Eggs We Handle all Dry Goods HALEY'S STORE Let us Curl Up and Dye For You BERNIECE'S BEAUTY DARLOR Prop: Margaret McCullom Compliments of NIHBMVSCAT3 LYRIC THEATRE We have recently purchased the latest and best pictures made Watch the ads. Prices lower than most places. 'Ula ETHEL MAE BEAUTY SHOP Choose the style We'11 create it! Personal Service Phone 76855 BROWN PRGJDUC4.. COMPANY We pil' highest prices fel poultry Eipgge Junk and hide ' Compliments COOPE' S BARBER SHOP 's , -1. Cclpl iments of JOHN' HOHLT GROCERY STORE 5 fi Z4 vc K 1 'S I 3 5 S EI i L , 2? A, H if 5 2 2 L u ' ' sf'f2ww 1 wif 'ff' 'Aw' W 'P aw ww Hwff' ffwwW Hvafwsff. -f '1 'fi'wf' 'f'f , ' H QV - 'f4i'45L-e'fP -31' p . , N 'Ta , fifag' FW? JZ -g 'x -f f 51477 'gs' f 1' ' N1 nf' qfwi, u,'4:',w'm' 'Q,, '.'mf P52Mg2M ' . Q-. - . .4 0 g,+ 1: 'H 7' 7' 4 ' '1 F '-it i '. 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