Le Roy High School - Melting Pot Yearbook (Le Roy, IL)

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avg4x14v14r11r14:11v11v1ln1an1mr1 TH E M E I-Tl NG POT 103030101011 2010101020 JUNIOR CLASS l'RESlIJlCN'l', - VII ' E-PRESIDEN'l', SICUR ETA RY, - TRICASI TRER, - 'l'll9lIllil A1'1'ows1.uitl1 liloisv Honnvft Clwstvx' Bishop Raw 4'0pvlall1d l.nvM'11e Cosby Helen Covey Mm'gau'vt Denning lflstollo Dunkin Ilornive Fry .l. Snmnvl Hall' Auron Hill Lulu Jackson Ollie Rolwrts FRANK H. I-ll'lll'HRlCY - - FRANK JONES - - HOWARD LIST DORUTHY HUMPHREY Ella Lane Helen Lnwson lllaulys Matlovk Mulnvl AIl'AVH1illlllS Glen Moore Hnzvl Morgan l'l:l1'a Miflllleton Prior Poimlextvr Halrx-old Roggy Nornmn Sc-hwurtz Verona T110lllDS0ll Duncan Vance Flower-Cal ctns Colo1's-Maroon and Gold Motto-- Not to Se-mn, But to Be. 1 9 2 7 1n1o1ozoio1o1u1xx1v1o11 is l2ll

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rvi1vZ1n11rZen:4vi1n14riav11s14rZ TH E M E I-TI NG POT aboioxoioioiogoioioienio SAY IT WITH SONGS Sain, Sum, the Accordion Mun and Big Bad Bill, hoth loved the snxne girl, Mary Lou, who lived ln a Little Spanish Town in Spain. Big Bad Bill, would not be two-timed so he started in with the usual gush. Mary Lou, You Cun't Cry Uver My Shoulder nnd Wink ut Somebody Else. Won't you be my I-Ioneyhuneh nnd he Always Precious to me? I Love You, so Won't You Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again? I am Always, Thinking of You. In the Middle of the Night I even wnke up nnd think of yon. I'm Lonesome nnd Sorry, and even if you won't Tonight You Belong To Me. If you do not say yes, I'1n Coming Buck to Sny Goodbye, then I'm going home to Mother and Home, Sweet Home. Just then Sum, Snm, the Ac-eordion Man, came Swinging Down the Lune, whistling, I Don't Know Why, But I Love You, and thinking. It Won't Be Long Now. When he saw Big Bad Bill. he said to Mary Lou, Show That Fellow the Door, nnd when she did, he said 'l'hnt's an Good Girl, nnd Oh, Boy! How lt Wns Rnlning. Big Bud Bill nmrried' I-Inrd To Get Gertief' the hootlegger's daughter. nnd every night lt's Show Me the Wny to Go Home, nnd Mary Lon now has The Wnshhoard Blues. Thinking of Yon. Big Bad Bill. Dorothy, Naney, '27. ....ge... SEPTEMBER, 1927 We shull meet-but we shnll miss you, There will be much vacant air! Where the Seniors used to linger, Hanging over the halnstnir. COIIIDHIIIQIIIS of the Junior Class of '27, rioioioioioioi 1 9 2 7 ioiuioioioioioioiojnioioilr l20l

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.vi-v24v:1s11n1mx11n11v11v:1n1wr1 THE MELTING POT opoxoioiotoioioicvioioin JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We are sailing in a spacious ship upon the sea of Life. Right at the present we are sailing through High School Days. It is a long. hard stretch and we are slow, hut sure. This is the thlrd large harbor we have gone speeding through since we set sail on this sea. The tlrst harbor was called Fl'PSlllll6ll. We were very green then, hut we pro- gressed rapidly and when we gallantly sailed into the second port called Sophomore, we were a very polished crew. About every six weeks we encounter a storm with high waves. Some of our crew get scared and jump out on large rocks and wait till the next ship comes along, hut the majority of our crew just buckle down with a grin and hit those report card wares with a one, We never give up and we never get into a rut, because we have found that ruts are worse tlmn graves. 'l'hls year we sailed through the third harbor called Junior, We stopped here and gave a play called 'l'he Family Upstairs. Our Captain.. Miss Hodge, coached us. lt was a howling success aml each one of our crew helped to make it so. With the money we made, we are going to give the ship, that is many miles ahead of us, a hanquet. We are going to send them a cahlegram telling them to drop their anchor until we reach them. We think this will help them as they are passing through the fourth and last harbor called Senior, in High School Days. We have a splendid crew: we shine like the evening stars in everything. For, he who has a purpose has a guiding star. We do not try dying, hut we are going to die trying. Just watch our crew and see. We elected Chester Bishop as man. of honor on our ship this year. Anyone who wishes to visit us, we will welcome them and lead them through the ship that stands for truth, purity, and work. And some day, our crew will hurn their names in history and literature. .lust watch and see! Dorothy Humphrey. '25-l. -v:oioi1v1o:4x:o:o14r1an:oio1ev1 1 Q 2 7 Ioioioioicnicnicnioimrioioinio l22l