Lacon High School - Tickler Yearbook (Lacon, IL)

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The programs are made up at the beginning of the school year. It is built around the one suggest- ed by the American Home Economic Association. A11 the programs are not only interesting but very help- ful. Clever stunts, exchanging of gifts and valcnv tines, speakers, contests, demonstrations, and reports comprise the programs for the year. A social func- tion is held each semester. The meetings in the months of November, December and February are e little different from the meetings of other months. At the meeting preceeding Thanks- giving the program consists of talks on Thanksgiving. After the meeting light refreshments are served. At the meeting before Christmas games are played. After the games are played the club has a grabebag and than the Christmas goodies. A jcllv time is had by all. In Februar? the club always observes valentine lay. Each club.member makes a valentine and at this meet- ing they are judged. Then names are drawn and mn exchange of valentines occurs. Dorothy Been Marian Bestold Mies Cline Mary K. Fisher Garnet Forsythe Josephine Grievee Helen Lundholm Leona Isubach Blanche Herdian Lucille Heyers Catherinelnncahy Hembers 1954-1935 E11en'Wertr Elizabeth Nevitt Lois Hunt Lois Koch Harriet Kruis Anna Marie Latblo Florence Look June Nickel Betty Osborne Frances Shafer Lucille Stovall Awiims Wears

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DRAMATICS The D:amatic Club of the Lacon High School is one or the smaller organizations of school, but those who have been interesteu in it feel that the benefits of this organization are not to be valued lightly. All members of the Junior Class are eligible to the Club. Tris Glub meets once every week and is unaer the direction of our E-glish instructor, Miss Iallian Altohison. Tie memhels of the Club read poetry, are taught the art of make-up and stage costuming, ana each year present several one-act plays to which the puolic r is invited. given by the Dramatic Club this Million .nu a com :sly M:etThe and three boys took part in the cast of the humorous one was Teo one-act plays year were Whore Tian A Countess.U Four girls former play, while the comprised of six girls. The Senior Play is always of great interest to the students every year. These plays have been of such high order that the public has come to look forward to a senior play as one of the high spots of local entertain- ment. It is only fitting to say that the success of the plays is Que in a very large measure to the excellent coaching of Miss Lillian Aitchison. some of the Senior plays she has directeu are HA Lucky Bxeakv, Hlnebounau, HTFe G ost Pu1.aeU, Uulss Someboay Blsen, HTle Jgole Town'r T-lkingn, and ha Full House.J BB