Le Roy High School - Melting Pot Yearbook (Le Roy, IL)
- Class of 1930
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Vik 1 4' ff ? 'l?' SSM Q 4 4 J! f a ny 'K N 4:1 Q e: Tim: BHELTENG PM 3 3 0 QQ 0 LJ MELTING OT PL'Ql3HA1SlflH'IlD BY QHEBC SLPINZUIQ CLASS VT' N 1 if fl1N3'I'T24CH1'IN IH LfNlDE3B111D ',I'H4Bx?',2I h' B'If5i,lPlB?B'I T0WNSj1?lHP HIGH 513110031 LBCRUY, HLHANOIS FU Zh? LE 0 R L33 A mariner putting out to sea, does not sail forth merely for adventure. He has in mind the course of his journey, his ports of call, and his final destination. A student entering high school, is like the sea bronzed mariner. He follows a course layed out for him and he, too, has bright visions of the journey's end. The adventures, joys, and sorrows falling to the lot of these trusty mariners now sailing the Sea of Knowlege are depicted in this book. May it bring to you through its pictures and sketches the spirit of their voyage. DBEHMCAYZH UN To the spirit of progress which is present in this community, and to which We are indebted for this schoo1,we,the Senior Class, dedicate this volume of the MELTING POT A IS 03'AIG4 HC THE SHIP-The School SHIP OFFICERS THE FACULTY BOARD MEMBERS PORTS OF CALL FRESHMAN ISLAND SOPHOMORE ISLAND JUNIOR ISLAND SENIOR ISLAND ON DECK ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS SOCIETY SNAPS THE SHIP LOG LITERARY CALENDAR VOYAGE END COLLEGE IN THE DISTANCE ROPE ENDS JOKES ADVERTISING 4 N t , HIP OFFICER ff' m E LTI N G N- P 0 T-N '3 0 f44fi 54' 'K--1 . . f P 1 -, - I 5 ygz 1 1- , ff. ,- gzgzku-, Za, :Z 'uv 5--f, s : ,, , -. ,,, ,iey feffygigefr-fifffiifi-1.11 :i-:zbfafi-. L- 1 yd ' ' 11- 6f ifHe45Ef2-xiii., ,zgzzifi -.1 jf:,1 'fig-g.7fffs:T3f:g-Ji 2-.. , , - Qiig1,1- -'beg' f,n 1-,f4,,e.,,22 r iff,-433: 14 212 Charles E. Joiner, Supt. If I have done the public any service it is due to patient thought. A1111-'1'il'2lll History I-fwing College. B. S., A. M. g 1 4 f 1 1 - , ,Ml 1 J A Q M ' .r , 1,7 4 f J Y ll J .ff -. ,y on e LTI N Q -- P 0 T-X3 0 5 . , .. 5' Ju!! 4f 'fA1f '- f 2- -- i?w:'ff 5 -if 'P' I 1,. 1- ' l, 443, V Q! 'ZZ iff? gy, s . ff , W. Earl Taylor Goh-omla, Illinois ,Pg Principal l Manual Arts 4, , y Iinnllvy Polytechnic, B. S. ,ffl Ilniversity of XVyoming, M. A. Madge Iseminger Ileyworth. Illinois English Play Cozlcli Illinois NYesIeya11, A. B. Ruth B. Noble Spriligrfield. Missouri if 5.1 ,Q , Foreign l.ang:l1zlge Q, ' 5,5 Ilrnry Follogro, A. IS.. B. If I'nivv1'sity of 'C0l0I illl0 S. XV. Mo. 'fi-l2lI'll61'S, Uollvgzo I'olo1':1rIo Tezlvliers' College I'11ive-rsity of I :1Iifo1'ni:I Dale Spangler Stanford. Illinois Home El'Oll01Ili0S Illinois Xv6SlPYil11 Vnivorsity. li. S. l Rachael Cowden Downs. Illinois f'U1lllIl0l'l'lfll Snhjewts Gregg School Normal Ifniversity Nortliwesterli Ifnivorsity ..-,N , 12 iv' J I Y -.,,- menu N G N POT-'s'3O iffkfi. ' 1 ,471 rs, Efgfw '- f Ais-:912Z3:gfw..,,,,-,1--. 011152. f' 1 1 ,Zfv f J' ,f ,ff f--, , I f-,- 11----fi. 14f41f:i1:f.?z:--2, -,LJ ff, : ,ZZ 'mid N- -61212--. :--- - 7, - '24,--...N-.75-T gm gig? aff, Zfgzefiiilw 414, --fn: ,.y:5f?'f,1- -in-1-1: ' f-44-ff:--fa? rr V - Alverta Carter Alvingllon. Illi11ois Mu tliemn t ics lilirekzi Follege, B. S. Viiiversity of Illinois, M. S. 6U...tz1c,A,,1z'J L. A. McKean LeRoy. Illinois Agzrivlilfrnre Political Svivin-v Ifiillllililil and 'I'l'z14'k Q' Normal l'11ive1'siIy Vniversiry of Illinois. li. S I . . A 1 i Esther Smith Q gel A ' J -' I AllI'Ul'2l. Illinois Lx ' V IiIOI0f'V f - ' ' N , 4- - ' Mollern History 'Q P J Vivil-S - ' If Lf! - Q V' Knox 1'0iIP5l.'9. B. S. A ' L I Ralph E. Bailey f'2ll'iI0llli2lIU. Illinois S4'It'll1'P Bznskvl lislll t'o:x4-li Southern Illinois Stats' 'l'v:1vl1v1's' v , 1 4 ollvge. lull. B. Vliiversiry ot' l'l1il-:lgo Winifred Haner Knoxville. Illinois Music' Piano :ind Yoim-ez Knox f'onsorv:1tory Public Svhool Blnsiv: Wests-rn Illinois 'I'PZIl'Ill'l'S' Follegre George Marton Iilooniingrfon. Illinois Bzlnfl Vliivzlgro Music-:ll Volle-no NUITIINYI-'Sf0l'll Vnivvrsity Iii ozlvll '42-Y-, :Fagan ': - .'q- on E LTI N G N- P 0 TN '3 0 f' f- f 7 , 1,,,,9., ,. ,, ,ffl --.P 5 ' ff L' I 1- ilf' 34554: ' fflf f?ZZ'??3?f1Z1 fzfii fif55?? ?Y!f1,E. j 'f ., . ESUAQD 037' EEDUCATEGN Osvar M. Phares 1 rvs'idont of Ilnzlwl ' ' V William Ffifke Benjamin F. Baker Sec'1'etzu'y of Bum-nl L. N. v2l1IjCVBl'ltBl' I-Iarland Kimler 14 ortrs Of CAL Ah I!!! 1 ff amx I xl XQ QYQQN Z! m e ur: N G N- P 0 TN '30 if Q ,- f 4. :gaze 1.1f,,,,:,-- ,-1:11, -- ,L 4. 34'-2. 'ff f- 1'-1 , -. --,L 'fn 1'v .' 3 Z , L -,, -,,L- iff -Qffefgfguf--44 41,51 1--A 14- Q., ,, REQUIRENIENTS FOR PORTS OF CALL FRESHMAN ISLAND- Lzltin linglis-li Algrohra General Scieim- ALEI'll'lllflll'9 Home Economics Mnnuzll Arts JUNIOR ISLAND- Lntin, Cicero English l l'PIl1'll I Arlrnnvell .llgrclwn lil , Solid Gvonn-try 421 f'Il9llllSfl'j' Modern History SOPHOMORE ISLAND Latin. Uaesar Iflnyrlisli Plane Geonietry Biology fvllllllllllllifj' Civics tl l -XHCIUIIT History tl? Agrriculture Home E4-onoinivs Bfilllllill Arts SENIOR ISLAND- Lntin. Virgil English Allll'l'I1'2lll History French ll Physics Sociology til liookket-pilig Str-nogzrzipliy. Typin: Em-ononiivs 421 Sre11og'r:npl1y. Typing Extra Curricula Subjects Girls' Gleo 'Vlnlr ISEISKGHHIII Boys' Ulm- Vlnlr Trzlvk Band Girls' Athlctivs Footlmll liclitor of Annual linsinoss NIEUIZIHOI' of Annnnl Requirements For Graduation Sixtm-n vrcclils inns! luv inzulc in work vliosvn from tho rogrulnr t'lll'l'll'lIllllIl lis at l move. The intlvntml snlvjw-ts are reqnirml of zlll. l'll9llllSfl'j' or Pllysivs is rvqllin-ml of ull. Accrediting Lists Elllllift' 'IIOXVIISIIIV High Svliool is :lt'l'l'l-'llilvll lry the State. lvy thc l'niversity Illinois. :Intl lvy the North QR-ntrul Assoc-intion. I7 :viii- QZ ,g 4 ef ' -- T '- M E L..Tl N G N- P O T-S A .- '30 f' -fl J: ku 4fff-4 fi?i?g22ZiZ?211-1111.122fZZf55: , , bg 1 4 7 - A - Q .- mi AQQ ,MN s 45 - 'G f A 5 r ' X ' . A . - . ' ' J ' 5 I I. . , ' V K 7 I 'D K 3 A ' ' . Y - G RE N . Y p , v . 4,17 ' -0- FREISHEHHEN Class Otiicers NY.Xl.'l'lCli l l1'Kl.ANll. l'r1'sitl4-ut Yllillll, HRHXVN, Vivo l'rm-sitlvut RUSVUIC YVl'lSl.l'lY. S1'l'l'0l2ll'j' 'l'lil'lSSll'l MAH 1lllI,lll'IN. 'l'r1-:lsllrn-r FRESHMAN CLASS POEM You muy will us Q11-'Oil l'll'1'SlllK'S. :tml that lllily ln- Iruv. is it not ish lunul ot' it lllf'l'l 4 -I vlizniivv lo improve. Hut :nz - -f .. With llk'l0l'lIllllIlflUIl. at sutilv. :mtl :1 grriu wtfll start: Your laughs :Irv no stop signs. so lt-I tht-ui th-palrt, Wm-'Vo very gootl prospom-ts l'1u surv youll .ull say. No just look us owr an your from totlzly. It's surlmrisiug what Lzltiu :tml .Xlg'Plil'2l will do Ito For a lnuuvli of :whit l'll't'Slll9S to Q-ntl-r ll . Hur roll will is long hull it's Vvry worth whilv, uvr who has at hright smilt-. t i Now fll1'l'l S Yvrzi Hun .Xurl :Also Art Ilishop who in 1-lass sits :mtl 4lrv:uus. NVhilv fzlir .ls-ssial Hriltiu tltlXY2ll'4l lmskot hull lvuus. lHll'Jl Ilovuilz is quiet hut sho suro kuuws hor hooks. ' ' A 'X mls So it looks. lyshop 411111 Virginia lzstvs .nt 1. , . Louise ,lr 1 l52lllill'll Foutris is short' hut ho touts 11 lrig sux. Virgil lirowu o'er lllillll lvts his spirits relax. Wultor :xml lfilylllllllil urs- two country boys. ' '2llllS tho hoight ot' ht-r joys. Villlllllt' l UllLZ'l'l' in l'U0lilll2' , Trossit- Mau- lloltleu is il lim- littlo lzlss, And l'z1r:xlwl illlfl Lll'2llll'4'S lwlou: to ht-r vlass. I-Ittzt Re:i11:1's the girl txyho Filll tivklv tht- km-ys. Ilurrvl Il4lllZlllll i11 :x vrisis is vool :ts :I lvwvze. .,- 11'outiuuv4l ou Palm- ...rl IS 44' r gf' ' nf '-.f f w yA5 g 1Af ' ., 4- f mEl.TuNG -- POT-'30 fzfa, 2' - 54 f- - -A - - - , , , , ,,,,, L2?.7z,f0q.,- .. . -,1-A., -- 11 Z. me ,. M- az. F 'I Z 1524 ' ..6- , ., Ju fZ1' 7 V r 21, A- - Y Y ':'9g?':- , ,A,' '-1-T 5' 'tiff 17v, 7 A 25.1 Fff i E , ' ' ' 1 :seal- :'f4 22- 1 Lisa- fl 14- zwfliii ig--:Q 5-, -Q T ' ff ' 3:4 E 2:1 fi 5 5452 'ZZ' ' gil ,f,,, f-1-,,, 9, Lev- f -11'--. ara: rffff' 'f - f - Y - - f ' '-:YV . - Y - ' f - - '69, - figgg-55,115 VV 1 5 lim-k Iiow--li. Uleson. E. Ric-e. M. Kiniler, D. Davenport. E. Roblbilis, H. Lane, P. Lowe. R. Fivklin. Second RowfL. Kelly. S. Mason, D. Holland. C. Moberly. R. NVesley. V. Brown. B. Strain. B. Fentress. Third Row-V. Banner, P. Fonpier, V. Estes. M. Rogrgry. I.. Bishop. F. Lowe. Front Row--'l'. Golden, D. Doenitz, E. Hagen, M. U'Neal, J. Brittin. V. Strayer, W. Moran. P. XVoodrey. THE ROLL Vera Banner Herbert Lane Arthur Bishop Frances Lowe Louise Bishop Paul Lowe Jessie Brittin Stanley Mason Virgil Brown Uhester Moherly Dora Doenitz Wilma Moran Virginia Estes Roger Oleson Ballard Fentress Raymond Fivklin Pauline Fonger 'Pressio Mae Golden Etta Regina Hagen t'zn'nlsel Hendren Darrel Holland Lee Ulifton Kelly Malvoni Kimler Millie Oneal Eugene Rice Ernest Robbins Mildred Roggy Brandon Strain Virginia Strayer Rosooe WVesley Pauline lVoodrey Donald Davenport MELTING N POT'x'3O ,fi 'zif,f.f.'.' ' Q- 1 Z 2 'if-P+' I 1. iz ' --fhff 1 4577532 'f,4'2:?'?? .V , 1. ,bar . VY vr an n ,M 2 . . , ' .--. .. .15-' -' ff 'J 1- , ' , s 12- ' -f , 1 1 . - 1 'fem W -ft f flf 11 s 1- s llll 3 iff . 1 41, ll, fl all , t X ,J s 4 ll , -Q - , I wp I - '71 N X . ff-V .X , Q' f xxw: ' ' EOPHUIMQEMES Class Officers 1-Il'Xll'lC ROBBINS. l'1'vsillel1I RUSIG HISIIHV. Yil-ll 1'l't'Sillt'lll MAIRGILXIPI-Il.l,l-1 lNl1hl.lCY. S9l'1'0t:ll'y zlllll 'l'1'll:lsll1'l-1- SOPHOMORE CLASS POEM llezll' l l'illlllls: It Xtlll 3ll'0 llltll1'l-stvll :lllll would llkll to lll:l1'11 .xlbtblll tllll StlIlh0llllll'l'S ill IC. 'l'. ll. S.. lllf'2lSl-X llll'll Yillll' lltlvlltillll this wsly fur El Il14llll4'lll ul' twll, .Xml wlfll l-xpl:li1l Stlllll' things tu Xtlll. Illlving lllll-g'rmv11 lllll' i'Yl'l'S1lIll2lll fi2l5'S. XVO full we halve i1llp1'llvv4l i11 sovll1':ll walys. Illlllll think llS llI'2l3I2ill1I whvn wc- saly, Um- 1'lllllll'Q-US Ql'UXYlllLI llw1'y llzly. Miss 1':ll'tl-r. our 2l1lViStr1', hvlps to gllititl N w . . . . . l I-,all-ll 1ll:l11 we llllllw Ill :ll't1v1t1l-s wlllv. 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Banner Rose Bishop Paul Brownneld l,ore-lie Foslmy Uolin Cusey Emlnn Mau- Golden Stanley Hannnan Mignon Hendrc-in Virgrinin Maw Henmlren Guy Knehlinlg Helen MrManus Dorothy BIl'XVilliilIIlS Rose Mary Mic-hziel 21 Iiicluml Morris Russel Myers Mildred Peyton Betty Phnres John Poindexlter Marjorie Reynolds Rnllio lleynolsls Eunice Robbins Virginia Siglor Ellen Skillman 'l'holnn1 Spratt Glenn Strayvr Wendi-ll Trotter Donald Yana-e Fawn Wilson Mnrgrade-lle Dooley . f -2 f L C: ' i Q j1f ' MELTING N- 1107x130 2 f ,,:,, 1 zg:g-, if 1,1259 if 21:i72f'f f :-- -, -W!! I 1 IV A I I I , , I 1 , I ' - Inu 1 vli J fm' X v . ll D 1 . Z C. H EM I 5 T oc, ' 1 J .. K: - X , -Y .1 ,, N Q5 11 NZUQE Class OfF1cers A1.x11.111111111 1'1,1N11:. 111-1-si1111111 Ylclm 111'111'l1111i1'. V11-11 111-11s11111111 W11,1,1.XXl 1111111111111 Sl'1'1'U1ill'j' 1111N.11.11 1111111111-2, '1'1-1-11111,-111 JUNIOR CLASS POEM 1,ist1111. lllj' '1'1'i111111s. 111111 F1111 s111111 l11'211'. 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G. l 4n'lv4-s, W, Bl4'BI'l1lE', Fifth Row -li, l':1tt41 41 ll. R445'114ml4ls. l'. XVl1it4-S4-ll. NV. IM111114-1'. ll. f'll'Rll'. ll. HI'llllIljl'. T. A1'vi11. l 1'4r11t lhm 1 I Yxrtiln I 4l4i111141 Nl1'li114 I 4'ul4-ll l' ' XXIISUII. I.. H:111114-1'. N, llllllllIlll'4'.', 'l'h4-rvszi A1'vi11 l 1':1114'is AXYOII l1'4fl14- BZIIIHPI' Wi11if1'444i H:111114-r Helm-11 li1'i11i11g .Imnes B1'4rw11 Earl l'ill'1' lillm l'l4-zu' M:11'j4m1'i9 4'li11e 424-411241 l':YllPl'fUll H4v1'4l4r11 F4r1'l1es lcflllillll Gzxwe I.114'ill4- Gmlse-ll 411441111 1241141011 Ve1':1 Hurmnlirvy Dvl111:11' Iden Paul Killion Virgil K1141hli11g 42 2 .',.1 THE ROLL ... '.1.1r Xl2lI'f.Z2ll'9l M4-l51'i4le NVilli:1111 Mvliride Now-Ilal Bl4'KQ'llll3' Hilda Moore Rlil4l1'4-41 Murgaiii Rau-114-I l':1tt4-1's4m John I'41114llet011 .I:111144s I'itt111:111 D4u1'41tl141z1 livy11ol4ls Lilliv Szmtain I-lmily Skimwr 1'uuli114- Swartz Ptlllllllfcl SC'llXV2ll'lZ 110111011 'l'l'4JfI91' Viviun Xsvillllbll Il4nlw1't XvilShlIlll'l1 Xvlllllllf' YV9sley 'l'l14-1I111:1 Wilson 1':1uli110 White-sc-ll 23 5 MELTING N POT'S'3O H rzfe. ,Az f'f ' T2i g.. , ,. 1 f.. fi 1'--91.11 2 -if' '1' I 1- J-Zifizh 51' 22: 5555255913 14ef5 1? A A., I 4 ' '-5:Zlff- vii' an ' J A k ' 1 1 s 5-Q 1 I . ', OF Wg, M., A3 1 ' 1 , K A f I xx ' 0 Q' IN I Q 1 ' f J 1 1 1 1 M Q -1-W'-v 1 ' if 1 . If nf l H , EEZNZUEZ5 Class Oflicers XVANDA RUBBIXS. I'1'1-lsillvilt MICLYIN i'Ul'l-ILANIJ, Vim' 1'l'vsi1l1-llt XI IVF WVR XYFR QP1'l'l'l'll'V VICVII, RUHHIXS. 'l'1'4':ls111'v1' ,. 11 1 1,1 1 SENIOR'S FAREWELL Why clues this yvar of glaflnm-ss vnml. Make ns with lifcfs lrattlos f'0llfE'llfi. Send ns with wings as yvt so wvak To fly. tn soar o'u1' the goal wv seek. XYQJ step t'1'01n OIT tllv sav1'41ml JIl'Ollllli. Thi- portals vlose with rlinl I'i-Nlllllld. Wm- make our way with iil1JI0l'ill5I fm-t. To tread lifv's Higlilway fn' relrvat. The Sfl'll5I2iP'S hard. tlw j0ll1'llPX'S long. We 1-an't Iramlv fortune fm' :1 song. 'l'l1ol1gh harsh and tliffirult our way. 'l'hong:h ti1-ml our feet, wo must nut stay. XVhe-11 iirst the leavvs turn lxrown i11 Fall. XVith sorrow then we sl1all revall Ulll' flvar old high svl1onl's slnavions halls. The liours we spvnt within its walls. Weill sefe tho students. row on row, The looks of glaflness t1n'1w4l to wma When Slllllk-'tblll-'IS 1I1iSll0i12'lVil12 lleorls livulco the lvvt111'e that hc nevmls. 4if'0IlTillllP1l on Pago Zliil 2+ msurums 4- POT , 4, f , f . 4 5 W: 1- , f-f- - f'j'f:g:,-, 3 : . Y, , ,::fi'fz::fQ4,, , 3 2 2,244-6, V. 215524: -, 1 41, 1, - 1 ::f-f-Lgyf - -- 1 - ' ' 11, ff . ,-'11 3 3 ii- .vff -111 Nigga? 2 -2-. 1 -'lc i5s:i?Z' 'P lfffz ' ' 'X Z Julia Bishop- Joy Her riuglets are in taste. Glee Club 13 Girls' Gym 1, 2, 4, Class Play 3, 4. Blanche Bleavins- Ev T'hrougl1 her expressive eyes her soul distinctly spoke. Class Treasurer 2: Snap lflalitor 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 43 Operetta 2. 43 Prelimiiiaries 3. Ruth Estes- Willy Happy-.510-lilcky, fair and free, nothing there is that bothers me. Girls Gym 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 3. 43 Class Play 3g Uperetta 4, Business Committee 4: Alta Gassner- Cricket Stuclyi11g:g does not take all of her time. Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Opleretta 43 Business Com- mittee 4. Reba Hankins- Hank XVho can tell a joke better tha sh '? Girls' Gym 23 Glee Club 13 Prompte 3 usi- uess Committee 4, Joke Editor 4. 25 I 'V' .lixlllffmva l,'f J .fb ff , .X .1 I Q 'mv' VX UQ b W' r 4 K H. ,J ,. NIA' 4 Q, x is al Qi Il sf 1, v A Y wt A. Xe ...J Q .AY y ,4g ej ' M E LTI N Q -s- P O T S'3O f A -., -- 13 5 55 2 , ' ' ' l I ,, ,,,, 'f?f5 5EfT?'s2 L !:E , 5 ZA!!-1' 3124.542-6 F-Q, 122235 1E45 55g,5-J'5g3 fff1F ?sZJfZe ,,,T,,,,, , fazfa, am, , -1-:fc A7112 -f ' ' U ff - -f,,, V' 4 Y ffai?:yZhg5gZZL Melvin Copeland- Bud A hit of 11011591159 now :md then is rvlisll- od by the wisest 1ll9ll.u Football 1, Ii. 41 'l'r:u'k 1. 2. Ii. 43 Bzlslwt Ball 1. 2. 3, 4: fll2lSS Play 4: Business fllllllllllllfllx 3. Mitchell Kelly- Kelly No spvevll on-1' wttvi-ell ur uttorzllule is worth l'0IIl'1Hll'lS0ll with Sll0lll'0.', 'l'1'zu-k 3, 4: ll'g2lSlil'f Bull 4: liuys' Gym. 2: Sally Copeland- Sallie HHH' ways :tru Wzlys of llll'2lS2lllfll0SS. :md llvl' paths 1ll'0 those of pezu-4-. Basket Bull l. 23 Ill'l1llll2lll I.ite-1':11',x' Sfwioty 1: 'lll'2l11Sl:l-'l'1'k'll from Hittlv 'l'ownsliip H. S.: Girls' Gym. 3. 4. Eula Mae Kimler- Jo Say not that slw did welll or ill. only' slw did her lwstf' Girls' Gym. l. 2: 'lll'illlSft'l'l't'fl from l'. Hiuht l'l'ope1'ty l'llIllllllll0t' I!! Typist 4. Delmar List- Bud 'Alle knows hmv nmny lreuns umlw lima lfmrtlmll 1, 2. Ci, 41 Huskvt Hull 1, 2. 3. 4g Fzupr. 33 Glee 'Club l, 2. 4: illzlss Play 3, -lg 'l'1'zwk l, 2. 33 Upvrvttn 4. . 26 .... , . . ' Vluss l'r1-sialeilt 1: Glw Uluh 1. 2, Zi. 4: 1lIll'1'- vital 2, 4: Class Play Il, 4: Sump liflitm- 4. on E 1.1: N Q -4- P 0 T., ,3 0 1 ff 7 ' 5 I f . 4 ' .- -L fn Law zfn 5, -pi., f ,, f :4 :. : -,, 5' ff 'f'1E?1'i'44 , 2,4 :V 1-I-i '5-i 5 'gif f , -2,1 , fi:-ii'1?'fZZf17'z2:1zflLg::?f:FL - : 'F V ' 1 1- 4: 'iff' ff. 1:1-fu 54:51 rs-ag:-1 - - 4-5 -jj-..?f .,,.:e:, E- ., : , Mildred Hitchell- Milly The best. urtil-les are often alone up in small packzlm-S. H100 Ulub 1, 23 1'1'op4-rty Vuiiliilittvo 4: liusi- ness Volxlllritltee IZ. Nellie Hosler- Bob A vllevrful lass. Il pretty lass. il friend si11c'ex'e 211141 t1'm'. Girls' Gym. 1. 23 Glu- l'lulu 31, 4: Upvwtlzl 4: Vlnss Play 4: Typist 4: Iliwlmlptvr 33. ..av ff Harold Huggins- Merry . 4 i . 3 ' .I l halve El 1'v:1swn1:nlvl4- gmail Pill' in lllllSi4'.n Nuys' Glee Cllllu 1. 2, Il. 4: Musiv Apprwisl- tion 1: 1llNJl't-'fill 2. 4: l'I'U1lt'1'-Tj' Nlillltlgvl' Il. 4: liuml 4: Asst. HllSilll'SS Bl2lll2l24'l' 4: Pre- lilll1ll2l1'iQS3. 4: Buys' Yuwll L 3. Wanda Robbins- Sis Ki111l11vss 1'0llll'S wfwill: it Vllllllil' luv lrUl1gIl1f.n G14-v Vluh 1. 2. ll. 4: thin-wttzl 2. 4: Vlznss l'x'vsi1lvnt 4: Vlzlss l'l:ly 4: frvilillllllill' lillitol' ' , 4: .Kiln-1'tisi1mg: fvlllllllliffli-' fl: Hzlml IL 4. Faye Sartain-- Ring Gull will not low- tllvs- less lrewlllsf- llll'll luvo 'thee Ill01'l'.N l l 2 7 3 . ff m E mu N G N- v o TN -3 0 1.3 ,, H.-ff ,. ' 2 is gtg'-.J 3 .52 f: f - -f ZfA f.,,,,, . K 1., :. 7 -.:- a aj? f -.- -few ,- A .1--f :gag ff- eQ :Q11y, L- 1 f'H4'4'Q'fQ'--,. 5'f LSF 1'-ef- ' :21:'f' f? -1.2:-1 'fi --eg,-i 121.J5 2-. E - f gferg : 1 Q:ilZTf eW '4'-Pfffff ,242g5Z Kenneth Middleton- Cappy,' My cares will not he long: I knew which way to 11161111 them. lftmthall 4: 'Fravlq IL 4: Glee Club 1. Boys' Gym. 2, Edith Simmons- Slim Hbfmlest, simple. and sweet: the very type of girl to meet. Glee Flub 1: Girls' Gym. 2. 4: Business Coin' mittee 3, 4. Cecil Robbins- Cec 'tile who keeps llllfliSllllfl'li sway over the heart of a etiquette is indeed a hero. '1'l'2lK'k Zi. 4: Glee l'luh 1. 2, Il. 4: ltltmtlvall 1. Il. 4: Flass Play Zi. 4: Uperetta 2. 4: llaud ZS. 4: Vlass 'Freasurer 4: l'reli1ui11aries 4. Mary Smith- Smitty Joy rises in me like a Sll1Illll9l'.S morn. llailin Vluln. 1. 2: H'rls' l'luh Representative. 2: Junior Pla3'. Iii Girls' Traek. 2. Zi: 'Frans- ferretl from Nast Aurora High. Class Play Il: Essay 3: Art lC4litor 4: Girls' Gym 4, Alice Strayer- Tony Tu live :without luring. is not really liv- ing. l'l'0li11li11ill'it S. 1. Zi: Iieelamatioii. 1. Il: Class Set-retary and Treasurer 1: Public Speaking Uluh 1: Operetta 2. 4: Glee Club 2. Ji. 4: Vlass Play Il. 4: Literary liflitur 4: Class St't'l'9fill'Y 3, 4. 28 - . -. J . g 2 '4-r '-.--, M E LTI N C-5 N- P O TN '3 o - 4 , rzaz, . igizzfsszizff1a,,,:2fgg2 ffagpagggggg 'ji , A A 1 S ' I , :LH I U' T A 1 ' K t 'lj Hazel Wesley- azel N y 5, lVllill6Vt'l' is XYU1'lll wlllillu :lt :lll is worth doing wvllf' ills-11 fllllll l, I-I. 4: Girls' Gylll. 4: Vlllss Plaly ZX: Uperettzl 45 l'1'4-lilllillmil-s Zig l'lXl9lllDlP1'il- lll:0llS 3: I-Illitllluill-1'1lief 4: llllSlll9SS lldblll- lllittev 4. Ruth Weidner- Gee Shes fllll of life. slllfs full of fllll Q1 H11-e llllllb l. 2: Vlzlss Play Zi. 4: Girls' GYIII. l. 2. 4: Hpl-l-1-ttll 2: Joke Ellitol' 4 is H Grace Wheeler- Runtie Little ll9illlS lllilj' m-ulltslill lllllt'll lt'2lI'11l1l!.u 1- - 1 1- - 1 1 ws Pllly' tllrls lvylll. l: 1-lrls 41100 1 lllll l . 1l.l.N Zi: Hllsilloss lltDlIllllllll'l' 4. Jewel Arvin- Arvin You l'illl soo lllilllj' lllollllvs. 1-mlles ll2lllll'5ll.., llllf recl llilll' NlllSll' A'1l1bl'Pi'l1Ill0ll l: Hlev lllllll l, 2. 3, 4: lll2lSS Play 31: llllSlllt'SS lllblllllllllilt' 4: l,lN'l'- vital 2. 4: Axlllllltll Sales 4. Reid Bishop- Bishop A lllibill-Nl. svllsillle. well lm-ll ylblllltl lllilll.-q -l lflmtllllll 1. 2. Zi. 4: Capt. 4: 'l'l':ll-k l. Ei. 4: tllvv Vllllb Ii. 43 Up1ll'e-ttzl 4: lillsilless Altlll- llgvr. Bl0'lllIl,Lf l'lll 4: Vlzlss l'l:ly IZ, 43 Billlll .., 4. 29 3 l 5+ 1 1 if J X f-5 Y., V. on E LTI N Q -s- P 0 T-'S'3O gffya 'uf ' f ,uf -Z. --'- if 24 E Q6 7' -- - f- 1- ' A -11,5 4 ,,A A ,, I, 4 G-.f, 212124. fffggg-J Qi? 'l f?122gE122 :4? ?22gf11.. W Y - 4 521 - 4 'ff ZZ 1 -1 L?Ef ff1, zEEEi::Z'--Q53 f. , -, 1 1i?f:fIj -eiiigirq: 54: , Ser, - ' 2 , , ,Q ZZKW2, ffffm 4 - - 4-.2 , , , 2 2 - -iafifi ,,3,g..:1.- A22 V ..,v'2'5-4fVK- x Xi 3 2 33755311 ZZ: , f , .4 'gf' 0- f I s I Russell McKean- Crusty And if I say it niust be donefit must. Football 1, 2, I-2, 4: Basket ball 1, 2, 3: Travk 1. 2. 3, 4: Opera-tta I-L 4: Class Play 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. IL 4: Band 4: Class Treas- urer 3: Atlllotif- Editor 4: Preliniinaries. 1. . -1 2. .,. Virginia Michael- Ginny A llll'I'l'j' ln-art niaketli a clieerful vonn- tenancef' Glee Club 1. 2. Ii: Uperetta 1: Class Play 2, 3: T1'2lllSfl'l'l'0Il from Towancla: Girls' Gym 4: 'Class Play 4: Animal Sales 4. Kenneth Robbins- Fred I vravv I'Xl'ifl'lll9lli. so let's start sonic:- thing. Football 2. IL 4: Gloe Club 1, 2, IS, 4: Class Play Zi. 4: Ulu-retta 2. 4. Violet Webb- Vi I low its ,2'f ll9l'ill warble. 1 love its rapill flow. I low to wind my tongnv up, yes, I love to lot it go. BIIISIC4XIb1ll'l'I'i3li'lUll1I Glee Club 2. 'S 4' Clas Play Il. 4: Upvrvtta 2. 4: Class Presi- flent. Ii: Hand Il. 4: Soviety Editor 4. Richard Sigler- Sig I lilio work: it fasvinates nw. I van sit and look at it for hours. Football 1, Ii, 4: Glen Club 4: Joke lqiliilll' 4. LaMar Strange- Dick Ulf a great mlm-al of noise you hear. y0Il'l'0 sure to know: that I ani near. Basket Ball Il, 4: Capt. 4: Glee Club 1. 2: 'l'ivlcl-t Manager Ii: Business Managrer of Play 4. 30 mel.-rms -s- POT s'3O , -,,--. V ,f--,A ,-..N it 'fpazifz Q 3.. ' f I 4, 1222 J- Z . -.4-. '- Q ' J 4 f ' -F .. .' :Zf4 -'I .55 4. -,., . .. -,A , .,.-..,, , ,Q , ,f I f E -.,, 4 1-gf . .. -L , . -., -.,. f X Z ,-. -,,a 5'niffr1E?-f::-- --11 -::-fz ?- -A - -A. r' 'F A like-f 1--.,, 1-:,, -fi 1 . ez?-153i Taz? -?Q.feK ' - .W 2- 1-:vie -. z .1-- ,. 2,62 - e e 2221-3 -422 ,ggi .ff we f?-1 -ffwaegg o SENIOR CLASS WILL IVe. the Senior Class of Empire Township High Svhool of 1930. do hereby will and bequeath in this, our last will and testament, our par exeellent behavior in assembly and t-lass rooms to the faculty and hope that they will profit thereby. The personal bequests are: I. Mary Smith. do hereby will and bequeath my demure manners to Betty Phares and may she make good use of them. I. Cecil Robbins. do will and bequeath my title of Sheik of the Svhool to Wendell Trotter. I. Violet Webb. do twill and bequeath my talkative friendliness to Lillie Sartain. I. Kenneth Robbins. do will and bequeath my Ingersoll to any .Iunior who will guarantee not to mar it in any shape or form. I. Faye Sartain. do will and bequeath my languishing glam-es to Irene Banner. I. Grace Wheeler. do will and bequeath my Virgil with its at-r-ompanying portion of midnight oil to Helen McManus. I. Riehard Sigler. do will and bequeath my slight drawl and deliberate manner to Marjorie Cline. I. Alive Strayer. knowing: no one with :whom 1 4-an trust my previous Dodge 4-Oupe and ehauffeur. have deeided to retain them for future use. I. I. Nellie Hosler. do will and bequeath my sew-retarial abilities to Hilda Moore. Russell MeKean, do will and bequeath my studious attitude in assembly to Rieh- ard Morris. I. LaMar Strange. do will and bequeath my endless supply of ehewing gum to any Junior who wishes to make frequentjrips to the otliee. I I I. Eula Mae Kimler. do will and bequeath my delieate little voiee to Paul Killion. I. Reid Bishop. do 'will and bequeath my height. my sober and serious mien to Stanley Dean Hamman. I. I, I. Edith Simmons. do twill and bequeath my retiring: manners to Thelma Wilson. Virginia Miehael. do will and bequeath my sunny smile to Francis Bailey. IVanda Robbins. do will and bequeath my exeeutive abilities to Virgil Kuehling and may he elimb to the highest peak of glory. I. I, I. I. I, I. I. Melvin Copeland. do will and bequeath my tlivver to anyone who will buy gras for it. Rlanehe Bleavins, do will and bequeath my liirtatious eyes to Vivian IValton. Julia Bishop. do will and bequeath my quiet unassuming manners to Emily Skinner. Ruth Weidner. do will and bequeath my coquettish aptitude to Mildred Roggy. Delmar List. do will and bequeath my athletit- abilities to James Pittman. Kenneth Middleton. do will and bequeath my golden eurls to Virginia Strayer. Jewell Arvin. do will and bequeath my red hair to XVallace IVesley. I. Hazel IVesley. do will and bequeath my editorship to some .Iunior and how I pity him. I. Mildred Hitehell. do will and bequeath my speedy and intrepid speech to Gordon Forbes. I. Harold Huggins. do will and bequeath my ext-ess musit-al knowledge and ability to James Brofwn. I, Ruth Estes. do will and bequeath my love of fashions and recipe for how to 1-ateh a man to Mignon Hendren. ESI N- P 0 TN '3 0 97 ,f..,,, I M E L.Tl N G 9 ff' f'-'f'0- -- a f - il' 2 'rf-ff I 32 A l, Ae? Y waz f , I. Reba Hanliins. do will and bequeath 1ny generous supply of l'1'n-vkles to Helen lirining. I, Alta Gassner, do will and bequeath my ability to remain silent to Donald Garee. I. Sally Copeland, do will and bequeath my Cahn behavior and c-onC'ent1'atvd attention in English IV to George Etherton. IVe, Hazel XVesley and Alice St1'ayle1', in addition to our personal bequests, having devided that our knowledge is entirely too extensive a burden for one person. have devidvd to will and bequeath said knowledge to the FI'8Slll0S', vollem-tively. Signed, sworn, and iwitnessed before ns, this thirtieth day of Noveinlner in the yeai of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine, Ill eleven lifts-on 11. nl. Witnesses! Signed- VV. Earl Taylor Senior Class Dorothea Reynolds Harold Huggins Balard Fentress Edith Sinnnons Cevil liolulvins infill' lnan who is sure to 11-avlx the top Is not the idle waiter Who lavks the will to try until Ile 1-an ride in an elevator. I-12 f M E L.Tl N G -s- P O T'S'3O , -- ,.,.. phrase:-..,---, . .., f- G-.f. al, .. Aa- -11444 K ,- f,?fq fE55z?i1':Z1f4'14f5f' 52f 1:-..ii , W, ,,, W- PEEEZQZITFLLQE f15:fEg'.if:1L2'fI:21i1-2-25221.-3:1-Qitrgggggfi ggi Ag Al S PROPHECY I was sitting lonely 211111 blue in my Senator Harold Huggins came rushing tlivver to bring him from lvashington Ric-hard Siglerfs magnilieent oratorieal powers a taritf on Pink Lemonade Factory when Reid Bishop and into my oiiiee. Harold had hired Reid's air in order to inform me that with the aid of pink lemonade had been passed. This was great news for 111e and as The List chain stores, owned and operated by Delmar List. had ceased selling pink lemonade of a foreign make, I deemed it only fair to take a day or so off from the terrible worries of my duties. Un leaving, Reid gave me tlwo newspapers he had brought along with him. I pieked one up and read the ,headlines which stated that Kenneth Middleton had been eleeted governor of Illinois. Reading further I was overjoyed to iind that he pledged the people to see to it that they no longer worry about the co-rruptness in the State Dog Catehing Department as he himself would order the employees to get busy. Oh-ha-hal Would you look at this eantoon? SVild Life of School Parties, by Mary Smith. This is the eartoon Reid said he wanted me to read. He had been following it for some time and said that they sure knoeked him for a eouple of barrel rolls and a tailspin. And he1'e 1 see Sally Copeland has broken into the Literary world by an ultra-modern eritieal essay on Paradise Lost. Literary lights pronounce it an ext-eptional pieee of art. Would you look in the want ads! Kenneth Robbins and LaMar Strange K Fo. Ine. wants -400 gum ehewing girls to work in their latest talking pieture Confession of a Gum Uhewerf' Wl1o would have thought those meek boys would ever be famous in the Squawkies? Here-'s another ad. by Mitehel Kelly. lt reads: W Y ZWlYengletWtlie gas withia kiek. Try us onee and then you'll stiek. These papers are surely interesting. l'm glad he left there's any more good news from my elasfsmates? Uh. my! Wesley editor of the New York Times iw in l ranee. the people let it 1'2lIll. or si11g, them here. I wonder if XVhat's this? Miss Hazel ill soon sail to Europe to 'see if. when it rains or get blue as we do in America. Now that's just what I've always wanted to know and I'm sure there are many others interested also. Gee! This surely looks inte1'esting. The New York Uivie Opera is putting on the Shvakespearian play. Romeo and Juliet, with an all feminine cast. Miss SVanda Robbins is aeting the role of Juliet and Miss Alice Strayer is impersonating' Romeo to perfeetion. The play has been a great sueeess in Broadway for several seasons. I fyyonder what the rest of my elassmates are doing? 1 believe I'll run over to l'hic-ago and see how Mayor MeKean is eoming out in his tight to get more water in go dry. Whom Ruth Estes. all in whieh. they from singing in do you suppose I met on bound for the Metropolis state. they 'will ask that Lake Michigan in order that the eity won't the way? Julia Bishop. Grave W'heeler and to attend the Illinois Teac-hers' Conference teaehers be given power to stop unruly boys class. As I got off at the station. I saw Alta Gassner. head nurse at a large hospital where they espeeially eater to the 1-ure of goofy seniors in the ,high sehools. She was talking to Reba Hankins the noted novelist tauthor of i'XVhy Girls Aet Silly and Papa's Expenses Now and Forever. l On my way I met Feeil Robbins. the Rudolph Valentino of the talkies, in his big 33 , ,,, M51-TING - Porstso 1 A . -f . 4 - f7f,: 4 E 551' I '- ft W gaiiaffffw.-- ,..,,1--. 00242. ,A M., . ' 'Q 100- - - 1-,A . - f-2,114 Y 7, , : 42?3 'Eff' ,Y Ju - ' : Z 0 W Ziifeffl ggffiiziii-5:11.-,,, ,1?:-ff- 4 ff: ' ' ' ' z4:ff?7-f ' 'ff ' ff -f' ' '--ffz ff ff-igggfz ,igkgjig ng :glyph- : limabean, or limersine. XVhile taking me to the Mayor's home. he told me that Faye Sartain had erashed into the miovies when her airplane fell thru tl1e sky lights ot' the Fox Movietone studio and was now a leading lady with an exeellent salary. Gee said tha-t he came to Cliieago to see Blanche Bleavins in the Zigfield Follies. He says he Our goodbye private mueh w was so stealing hopes she's as good as she was in high school. conversation ended as we arrived at Mayor MeKean's mansion. I bade Gee and walked up to the Mayor's stately home. Euliae Mae Kimler, now Russel's seeretary. met me at the door and took me into this study. He seemed very orried and when I asked him what it was all about. he replied thatt the jail full sinee the poliee had rounded up the desperate gang who had been rabbits from Mildred Hitehell's Rabbit Farm that there wasn't room to house the eulprits who took liuth Weidner's ear in which she was touring the country getting material for the third scene of the Volstead Aet in her play Pink Iilephantsf' I deemed it best not' to worry the Mayor with n1y presenee so I sneaked out a window. I was just in time to see Jewel Arvin leading a parade of edueators down Bliehigan Boulevard. It seems as though Jewel has made great fame as a teacher. When the pupils see her red hair they know that when she says the Nlerehant of Veniee was a traveling salesman in disguise, tlhere 'will be no argument whatever. After the parade had passed I wandered on ymy way down the avenue to a very pretty gift shoppe where I deeided to go in illlti buy my nieee a small gift. Imagine my surprise when Nellie llosler, the proprietress. greeted me. There was a large erowd in the store. so I didn't linger long. As I passed out with my gift I notit-ed that Nellie was doing a great business selling non-skid powder puffs to the Vhieago ladies. I 'was 11ot anxious to rush to the fat-tory so o11 my way baek I stopped at the Girls' Boarding Sehool where 1ny nieee was attending. l wallked into the president's otiiee and. behold I--if Violet IVebb wasn't the new exec-utive. I would have stayed awhile but sinee Violet's physieal edueation instructor, none other than Edith Simmons. eame in l'. S. NN to vonsult the president about her new public-ation of the 1942 rules governing the 'omen'S Basket Ball League. I thought it best not to take up her valuable time. I lett the gift for my nieee and departed for the fat-tory wondering what other sur' prises I lwould have before the day elosed. XVe1l I XVAS surp1'ised. The Miehaels K Copeland Pink Lemonade lfaotory ble-wi up and with it our worries. May we have your sympa I hies. Uh, Hy Virginia Michaels. Melvin Uopeland. I like high st-hool well enough--it's the principle of the thing 1 objevt to! 34 2 .e f '-- MELTING -s- POT N'3O xi Z F ' X?-. Sf' '-.f- : ,' '--. - .5-1 ' , - rgfi A 54525 'arf ' 4 1- ' f 1-L.:--.5 f iff:-1 ' '- f'f ' f44511::1.--,,., . '- is --, 5225.4 . - is-f 109. 1 'i 'amiga-4 '3 1144 eff 5P 5?:f1'f'A , 2, 5 4' Haig- ffffc q. 15- ' 121- fl 1. ,A ,:3.- -- 1,32-jfs' V ,Q I, - - f fl 11'-1'--Tfi,, ,fq': 5-:: :., af 1734... 21111, - ,,,, ::, : 4, M1-. f -ei 22:5 f 21-6-' V11 f - - ' 4'-ffti-ff 1' -5 - 'f4zfif: iJ,?f5f7'2 Z2 FRESHMAN CLASS POEM ff'0I1'flllll9ti from Page 183 Lee Clifton Kelly, tl1e tiniest of Illi-'11, Has tl1e ratio to Malcom that 2 has to 10. Stanley Mason believes ill taking life slow. All exhilnitor of Fords is di111i1111tive Lowe. t'l1ester Molverly is an a111l1itio11s ehap. And Minnie Oneal thinks IllllSii S a snap. Another tine girl is XVil111a Moran. lingene Rive ill Athletics is a powerful lllilll. I-lrnest liolvlrins is kin to the other liolvhinses here, Mildred liogzgzy brings happiness. goodness and eheer. Rose-oe lVesley we tl1i11k il likable lad. Pauline Woodrey's a Freshie who never gets had. Roger tlleson illld llerluert Lane: two up and eoininpr lroys. Donald I,2lVOIlll0I'f is a l'1l'l'Sili6 wl1o lIl'Rlk0S little 11oise. And a llillllt-'-Sak? of Lincoln. though very few know. ls Xvilliillll Brandon Li11eol11 Strain. .Inst see if it's so. tif this wonderful vlass I too Illll Il Ylll'IllllPl'. l arewell -f-yo11'll il0ill' of ns flgilill next SPDT!-'IlliN'l'. Vi1',:i11ia Strayer. SOPHOMORE CLASS POEM tf'tlIlfillllPil from Page 301 And Q'Yt'l'yUIlt S glad Edna Mae has been sent. Marjory Reynolds a11d Mildred are Sll4'il good 1-l111111s. tln faet. you may notice lwe are none of ns IDIIIIISP. l.ore11e. llelen. Rllld Stella make Slll'1l Slllilff clothes. Also with these we find 'l'l1el111a Hilti Rose. Wendell possesses a funny old Ford. And Mildred Brittin is never igrnored. Migrnon reads Vaesar np l1ill and CIOXVII. Ill GWbIll9il'j' IJo1'otl1y gains great renown. Xvllffillill Hendren we l'illl'f live witl1ont. And Donald Vanee is from the f2ll'lll. no donln. lfann and Rosemary play i11 the hand. Virgrinia Sigler Hilti Marjorie Rall are tine. llIltlPl'SI2llld? This is a word from tl1e So11l1o111o1'es. wl1o Now wish to hid X011 all flfliffll. If you'll visit o11r st-hool ill '32 XVI- as tl1e Seniors will weleo111e yon. Sineerely yours. Margrradel Dooley illld Stanley fiilllllllilll. I-S5 PZ Je -. 1-.--.. on E L.Tl N G N- P 0 ' .JZ :V I T-i p-In gn- ,iui I, JUNIOR CLASS POEM fContinued from Page 225 Doi-othea's hair is brown instead. Mildred and Irene are always together, Whatever the time, whatever the weather. Margaret and William are new pupils here, They moved from Sibley this very year. Vivian H1111 llaehel are the greatest of ehums, liaehel singrs and Vivian hums. Novella has been here just two years, liubio never a teacher fears. We're well blessed with Paulines-we have two, And it is seldom that either is blue. Two wonderful pals are Lueile and Lillie, About eaeh other they seem to be silly. Gordon and Bob are born ac-tors we know, They helped to make The Patsy a Ngo. James submitted to an appendix attaek, And we were all glad when he Caine baek. llilda and XVa1lac'e are two fine girls. Wallaee has hlaek hair, and Hilda has curls. Two little Happers are Thelma and lim. They say that lite is not beyond them. Lueile Godsell and Irene Ilauner. SENIOR'S FAREWELL t't'ontinued from Page 243 Reeall the joyful hours of play. Lad so jubilant. lass so gay, Going: happily on their way, Greeting: with joy eaeh new-horn day, Turn we must to sterner pleasures, Keeping: yet the fleeting treasures Of the moments that we cherish Deep in our hearts until we perish. As from our High School we depart WVitih cheerful smile but heavy heart, Leaving the school weloved so well, Let us just pause to say Farewell, By Nellie Hosler. 3 G ONTHE Dzcsc, meurune N- POT-Q30 wi , if 1 - , - , ,z I ' , .f A .- gzfe. ri Za 5 ?- 21' J. ,J , -' ,L -gy. . , .- '---. w:, f 2 , ' Z .. g ,:l22 1fg2-Z fb -14 ig :iz Qld- . .., F 'f ? '719 K ffl! . ?f7:i2 azspl 26513 igrf f vii 4-' ,411 iiffiiiifi fili-5?-, 5, -2- f.. , . -ff -iiffi I ' ' 'i?11'f2??5i -5- 422553: Lian-gi-.jg ,' ,Lg -is-:-f Y ,f - Y Y - - ANNE All EYZ'AZ 'E3' Slllillgi' li. liislmp. li. Kinilvr. Miss Noble. Stunmling:-H. Huggins, li. Sigler. F. Sur- Izlin, li. lilonviiis. V. Wvbb, R. Wviflnur, V. Mivlizwl, N. l-losler, J. Arvin, W. Robbins A. Sfl'2lj'1'I', R. 3I,l'lil'Zlll, Il. llankins, ll. Wvslvy. Vluss .Xrlvismy Miss Noblp Ealifm'-ill-4'llia-f, Hazvl NV1-slvy Editorial Staff: i.ll1'I'ill'j' l-lflitor. ..,...............,................ .. Alive- Mrzxyei' Sm-ivty 1':IiiTUl'. ..... Vinlur XVvbb Arr lillitur. ........ ......... B l2ll'j' Smith f'2lillIl1iiZlI' li4liIm'. ..... Wanda: Robbins AliliPIit'1':IiiflPl'. ..... .....................................,,............... 1 iusisvl M1-Kean Snap Shot licliturs. .. ......................,..... l :1yv Szxrtzlin. Blain-lic Bluzivins .lukv I-l1litm's. ,..... .... l is-ba H2ll1liillS. limb xV0idl1l'l', liivllzllwl Siglel' Typists, ...., ....................... I 'Zulu Blue Kixnler, Nvlliv llusrler Bnsinvss BIZIIIZIQIET, Reid Bislmp Business Staff: Assistant Bnsinvss Bl2l11il291'. ..,......... ., ................... ........... . . Hzlwlrl Huggins Sale of Annuals ....................... .... . In-wi-ll Arvin. Virginia BliK'hRl9l , :-29 ,, M E Us N G N- P o T'N'3O 1 :A f '. . -,' iff'f'1.-- 521.15 -' f I Y : :L-.zryffa 0 Q-. ,l H2137 ap. . , 5 -W-2 V : . . 2.11 f,l2?2LZ.iT, .ii--2,2 iigfiii,-, ff 'Z-21-Zi-:ff wi 1 ef : y of 1 -1-,,, fe 'f 1 '- ' m.,,,2,,. -::vl112L:-f, v -T , Y , - - ,ii-fa - .. 14- :-4, ff. : .- --., , . Qf'f,T -:givzzzffffa-.z14:agj3 f, gfgggggzgi ixii GLEI5 CLUB Buck Row-M. Reynolds.T,A1'vin. W. Wesley, Ii. Clear, H. Bishop. J. Arvin.. Second Row--V. HIIIll1II1I'l'j'. N. Hosler, R. Estes, I.. Cosby, H. B1'I1II1I5.!', N. ML-Kenny. H. VVesley 'l'l1ir.l Rowgli. Iinge-11. II. Goflsell, IV. Robbins, B. Plmres. V. Strayer. M. Dooley, A SII'2lX9I'. M. Mc-I'n'i1le. I 4JlI1'fI1 Row-M. Cline, I.. Banner, A. G.a1ss11e1'., H. McManus, V XVelvI1. F. SRIYIZIIII, Ii. I'IIl'2lVIIIS, Y. Henllren. THE ROLL ,- 3 . Jewel Arvin Theresa Arvin Louise Banner Rose Bishop Blanvhe IIIUZIYIIIS Helen Brining: Ellma Clean' Mzxrjorie Cline Lorene Uoslvy Marggrzillelle Dooley Ruth Estes Alta UIEISSIIPI' Lucille Gomlsell Virgiiiiu Hemlren Vern Hunnphrey Nellie Hosler M:11'g:u'e-t Mn-'lirirle Miss XVIIIIf1'I-WI H2lIIllI'. Learler 40 Novella Mn'Kenny Helen Mc'Manus Elizabeth Phares BI2lI'j0I'IQ Reynolds NVEIIIKIII Robbins Foye SZIITZIIII Alive Stlwxym-1' Virginia Strayer Violet XVel1h Hazel XVesley XVZIWIIHCP IVesley Etta Regrinn Hagen, Am-cfompzmist .rf -N. N .1 MELTING POT '30 M ' , 'F 44,1 f4 -,., .. ,. f 0'Z f , ,., fgizfi - ' ' f-.1114 Z-. , , ,Z 1'-. fy. --:?'G j: 5 -wi V : '-la.. .425 'T ,fig v1f4-fi' 'f 14 ffZff6a:3f ., wi 1 ey : f -1 '1- fi ,,-, , ,--A - .1,,,- - ,-.- 7 , , , - -.- - . -4.-- ,fn -.,-.z- - ,, A 114 gf'-4 ff , -, - .ezwflffz f-1-f-16:-M 3-1. ,.,- 4-ff Q. v-.r-5: w- a -- , V--,if-A z ::Qf-1 4i 2654-1-f WW- - 1 ' ' ' ' '1'-ff f--1, 4 - - - ' ff-air: V5,zM:j7:2QZY51, ,, ,3 BOYS GLEE CLUB X Iizulk Row-H. M1-Kean. R. Sigh-r. K, ltuhhiiis. D. Iden. IJ. List, E. Skillnmn, tziccoin- panistt. Svc-mid Row-W. Trotter, P. Killiun, Ii. Bisliop. W. Mc-Brialv, G. Trotter Third Rim'---I2.Tiir1'. fvifutllllifll. F. Robbins, J. Pelnlletoll, H. Hn,2'gins, R. XV:lsl1hnr11. Reid Bishop Earl Carr Glvnn Golrlvn Harold Huggins Ifvllllill' lmlvn Paul Killiun Dttllllill' List Xvilliillll Mc'Hride Russo! Mc'Ks-:ln THE ROLL The Ulwretta was given by the Boys' and Girls' Glen Plnhs, under the vnpuhle direction of Miss Hauer. 41 John POI1ll19f01l Fel-il Robbins Kenneth Robbins liiclnml Sigrlm-1' Gordon Trottvr XVendvll Trotter Robert Wzislibnrn l-Ellen Skillman n, :XOCOII'lD21l1iSf M E L-Tl N G -N.. P Q T., 13 O f ,f ?? 1 ' ,I , ., : A1 --. ' fQ?4 i'A!W AZZQZEZZZEMQV ,fm HAH f-mfii 2 'fff' I f iff? - ,. 11::f ff ff THE BAND Rack Row-eil. Robbins. R. Mc-Kesln, R.. Bishop. li. Robbins. Ss-vonml Row f-R. Mums G. Golden, A. Bishop, G. l+lt.l14-rton, E. Curr, E. Golden. H. Huggins. Third Row lden, T. YVilson. Miss lTz11'tvr. H. Moore, B. Pliares, Ii. Slkillinzin. B. Fentress. Boui Row-P. XVooclr4-y. V. Webb, W. Robbins. F. Wilson, .l. BICICU-Elll, S. Mason, S. Hannnan Front Row-D, Hudcllestone. Y. Hl1lll1lh1'4lQ', V. Sipgler. M. O'Ne-ul, R. Michael, G. Doo IC.. Fleur. E. Robbins. THE ROLL Cornet Delinnr Iden Vern Hnn1pln'ey DeI.oss Hmldlestone Arthur Bishop Virginia Sigrler Russel Myers Glenn Golden Clarinet Russel Mm-Kean Stanley Humlnan Harold Huggins Eunive Robbins lfllbzl Clear Gr0l'2lllHll0 Dooley Stanley Mason Trombone I-lzlrl Carr lflclnzl Maw Golden George Efil91'f0I1 Alto Violet WVebb Wnmla Robbins Janet McKean FQIXYII YViIson George M:1rton, Lean 42 Baritone Reid Bishop Saxophones 'Fhelrna XVilson Miss Fart:-r Retry Phznres I-Ellen Skillman Hilda Moore Rallnrd FPllfl'f'SS Piccilo Ernest Robbins Bass Uevil Robbins Bass Drum Millie Oneal Snare Drum Rose Mary Mivhael 1'-. f--. fvffa 'z-1 ' ,, ' f,-w f- ,,,.. MELTING N- POT'S'3O fi?- 'V ' Z , . 42 Mfg- f f -ff???f1fzi:f1 1 f?i?? :' ' ff- , 11 '11 , f5l1tf 20415 Ei E? 17? f- '44 1:3 'i i5-'1ZZL:7?fa 1 ' Z 'iff-f ' '37?': 2 '15 E454 23531 f - ,1-111' a, 41, , 41--ra wi: il -ff ' ' 4 ' ' ' 11 ' ' ' ffv1' P - ' ' 'fffififf -f,Zi'f?'LEf if f GMHJS' GYEZ CLAEE Bm-k Row-i-J. Brittin. V. Siglvr. W. NVvsl0yi. S. filblllllilllll, IC SilllI110llS, Y. Mivhzlel. Su und Row f-Il. NVesl4-y. II. RlL'11JlIlIlS M. Huggy. J. Bishop. IJ. Re-ylmlrls. Ii svilillllil 'l'l1i1'4l Row-Miss Smith. R. I-Istvs. ll. M4-Williams. I-I. Gnlllvll. 'l'. Spmrl. V. Hvndruu I Robbins, l-'rum Row IC. Huprvn. 'l'. NVilson. I'. XVhitesvll. I.. Silffilill. M. lit-'11llI'1-'ll ' SXY2l1'l Z, IC. Mil-hzwl. Julia Iiislmp ' Sully Cnpelulicl Ruth Este-s Virginia Miviizu-I Edith Siuininns Mzlry Suriith Ruth XVOidllk'l' Ham-l XVeslvy Imrotllezl Reynolds Lilliv Sartzliu XV:1ll:1ve WVvsIey Ptllllillkl YVhif0s0ll Tlwlma M'ilsun THE ROLL 141411121 Mus- Gllllllxll Miss Smith, llirw-tm' 43 Mignon Hondren Xvifgilliil Heudren Helen Blfxlillllli Imrotliy M1'Williams Rose Mary 3iiCh2l0l l+Iu11i1-n- Robbins Virginia Sigxlvi' Thelma Sprarr Lmlise liisllup Jessiv Iirittiu Virginia Estes I-Etta Regimi Hzlgvn Mildred Huggy m E urn N G N- P 0 TN -30 2522? '-1' ,.,. .-' 4 4 f 1-:,j'-ef I Vi?-f f ' -- :' F F M ' 'I' :K -2 aff Eff .-fr-K-'124 fi:-. I '11-aff' .,g, ,. '-12: ff ff- IZHE UZEIEZXEIZIZIA THE GYPSY ROVER', Cast of Characters Mex. .. .........,. Violet XVebb Iiorel UI'2lY9ll, ................,... Reid Bishop Zzirzl. ..... ...... I ilzinelie Blezlvins Sir George BIZITIPIIIIZIIQ, ............ Robert Ilnrto, ..... ...... I iussel M4-Kealn Wzlshburn Sinfo. ...... ....................... C Teeil Robbins Ninn Mzirtmiclznlxl. .... Vern Huniphrey Rob. ...............,................ Harold Hugruins Sir Toby Lyon. ....... ........... D elninr List l'GIlP'Q2lIIl'6 XI1lI'fPllIltl1l', Alice S'E1'ily0I' l,:1t'key. ...,.........,.............. Hosvoe NVQ-sley TIll'fq4ll'1Cli'. ..................,......... Delmar Iden Vhorusg Gypsies. Ilnnn-s. and Squires Six Gypsy 1'hihlren for I ai1'ylm1d Synopsis Tiinv-About 1778 in the reign of George III. The Gypsy Rover is built around the l'l12lf2Ii'fG-II' of Rob. the true Sir Gilbert Howe. Hob is stolen xy hen nn infalnt by his nurse. Meg. who later bevonies the wife of Mnrto. ai SKINS'- Une day Lmly l'HllSf2l1ll'9. while riding: with her fiance, Loral Craven. bee-onies lost in tho woods. They wzinxler into il gypsy 1-amp, wfhere l:0I'lS'l'2lI1l'8 and Rob fall in love :lt first sight. Later Rob and 1'0IlSt2l11l'i-E plan to elope, butt are overheard by Craven. Rob is fllI'0'W'1l i11to prison but later escapes. 'l'wo years eluipse. Hob has come into his estates, his illentiity having been proven by Meg. Vonstaut-e hzls reinziined true to hor love for Iiob, :mal on l1is return to lqlljllilllll, he wins her for his wife. Thus the story ends in the proper waxy- They live happily ever after? 44 , ,,,,,, on E LTI N G N- P 0 TN '3 0 fga, in wx' H Af.- -11.,- ' X4-3 5ff21v:! -f4L115:g2,!f'31f 4A-- A wiki: SENZOR CLASS PLAY THE CHARM SCHOOL Cast of Characters Austin B1-vans, ...... ......... l Jolinai' List Miss Hays, .... ...... N 'iolet Wobb David Blat-Kenziv. ...... Russell Rlvlieaii Miss Furtis, .. Virginia Mivhael tivoigafe Boyd, ..., . .lini Simpkins. 'l'i1n Siinpkins, Ilonwi' Johns. ..... lflliso Benn-dotti, ........ V1-uil Robbins Kenneth Robbins Molvin Copeland Reid Bishop Blanvhe Bloavins Madgv Kent. ...... . Sally Boyd, ....... Muriol Douglity, I-Itlivl Spelvin. .... .. Alix Mercier. Lillian Stafford, Julia Bishop .. ..,,.. Alive Strayer Faye Sartain Nellie Hosler .. .... Ruth XVGHIIIQI' ..... XVanda Robbins Synopsis A handsome young: auloinobilv salesman. scart-ely out of his tvens, who inherits a gi1'l's boarding: school from a niaidvn aunt, insists on running it himself. according to his own ideas. Chix-f of tln-se idvas is, that the dominant teaturo in the education of the young girl of today should be tzliarui. ln the end the young 1nan givvs up the school and proniises to wait until tho inost precoc-ioiis of his pupils real-ln-s a 1ll2lI'l'lfig02llil6 ago. 45 M E '-T' N G N P 0 TN30 . , ,. , C 'J' 1, f ' 'Z '10 ' 5 4 ,f -K , ., . ., ,f . - . . , ' ' x , ff1?.-- ,..-,4:., ,. H4520 F 5 22,4 ' ' 'ffflp ffrfff A --P -- ' f 'r --1- vf J, r -p 4.5, 1. 'f - 14411 , -4- -- - V 3- f ff ,1- , 44 - 14-.fer-C-1 4'-.5 5? : , ,-:iZf?4ffZ Z fysf 'L .yiiiiiiiiygiizf 'Q f '41 'zfgg --': Lv: 2 51 5 iii? if A EEE , -, , ,V , : leefa, he f-. , -vhaazz: gf ef -'-f ' Y - - - -free: - f r e ef- 'gp :,5,gg51.5L:A 5 45: f -'Q JUNZUR EASE ?LAY THE PATSY Cast of Characters Mr. Harrington, ..... ..... . lolln Pendleton Mrs. Harrington, .. Emily Skinner Grace Harrington, Marjorie Cline Patric-in Harrington, ..... .... W 'era Humphrey Billy Faldwell. ,......... Robert XV2lShill'Il'll Tony Anderson. ........... ..... X Villiznn McBride Sadie BllK'112l112lll, ................. .... N ovelln McKenney Franc-is Patrick 0'Fl:1l1erry, ........... Paul Killion Trip Busty, ........................ ...... 4 lordon Trotter Synopsis 1,1lt1'ii'iZl Harrington, 21 girl who runs second to her older sister, is the Patsy who is lnlalned whenever Hllyfhillglf goes wrong, and is fore-ed 'to remain in the bm-kgrround in order that her sister may be presented to advantage. Her father, :1 traveling nmn, is on her side, and finally derlares his ixnlepeinleln-e by putting Mal in her proper place. This brings about Patsy's nltilnate triumph, and, needless to Stly, zllfords her liappiliess as the bride of the man she loves. 46 if I -. . W , , 7 Z 4: f f few 1 ' f, MEUNNG'S-P0Tk'30 552 Y i :5,q i-,lf -fiQ-q:::, ih- --, -,, . .4 :Q :-5' ---f- gfzfy - A - - -i,,.1125ff'7, 54414442 2- ,. 32Zi L4'4.. ra 3 7-Qiil ,. 11, ,rf :- -425 ,-iF, 7 E' E- gg.--fg.g -gf: ,, Z' 1215-Jfi., 3213, , . f.- ,fffy 4. .-, .,,f .j:.v,,:-, ,qv ia, , ff,-:g 2?-:::g11-: -fa-,--- f - f - ,-, , , r. FOOTB ALL f :ff-figgxfiz, -, Buck Row f vl'u:u'l1 NIl'1i92ll1. L. Kvlly. li. liirv. R. YVOsIey, l'. Vnsvy. li. Myers. G. tml den. M. Copa-l:11uI. M. Kinxler. H. Luxw, Il.Hol1an1l. G. Knehling. Se-1-01111 How- li Sigler. V. IQIIPIIHIILI. I-I. 4'zu'r. P. Killion, R. Bishop. Captain: F. Hailey. K. Robbins. lx Middleton. W. Fivklin. R. Washlmrn. 'l'hi1'd Row-WV. M1'Bri1lv. J. Brown, D. List. Il BIL'Kl5ZlI1. 4'. Robbins, 1'. Uliver, P. Browllfia-ld. li. Garee. G. Forhvs. FZll'11l01' Vity. . Gibson Pity. .. Blllillllillgfllll. .. Faxirlmry. . ..,.... . Ponriav. 10 0 li 6 6 Le-Hoy. 2 I.vRoy. 35 Lvlioy, 13 Leliny. 26 L4-Roy, 21 SCORE BOARD I.. A. MvK4-zln, Voach W 47 V. High .... 0. Ftll'l'i-'SIU N01'I1l2ll Uwlillfllll W If 21 l'IIl0l' 0, 1 LeRoy LeRoy LeRoy LeRoy L4-'Roy M E LTI N G N P O T N'3O 74-4 f' - if , , 'f' , I .. 1 '1Z2w'fffi?-1: 21,4 affirm? Ty nu? ',1, iii? 21 i iEE7l l7???2Z1fT?'f'Sfi,': 722' .. ?'9':?2-. i 1 sizzle. , gfhQf ' ' 'f-14' - --,zz Wfwffayg, UU'Z'Br 1 HAL Farmer City and LeRoy deeided to play two football games ill 1929. The first to be played at Farmer City, 211141 tl1e seeond at Leltoy. Consequently Lelioy went to l+'armer City o11 Friday. the 13th of September with little praetiee to till ill the gaps due to gradua- tio11 tl1e prec-eding June. Farmer City also had little praetice, but l1ad a veteran team illltl they proceeded to 111ake mueh of tl1e opptortunity. Farmer City seored ill a few minutes of play due to a penalty that put them elose to the goal li11e. The Lelioy players were unable to get together so they eould stave off defeat. Farmer City was keyed up and played a brilliant game. The game ended with Lelioy bringing up the tear. the first time in the ten years that Ia-Roy 211111 l armer City have tangled. Fariner City folks and players were oyerjoyetl Illlll tl1ey l1ad the right to be. The Lelioy boys did 11ot feel so good that night. and determined they would liek tl1e rest of tl1e teams just to show the fans that tl1ey k11ew how to play football. They worked hard the next week illld were ready for Gibson City by tl1e end of the week. as as Q -1- an Gibson City eame to LeRoy expeeting to XVl1l. but E. T. H. S. players gay e tl1en1 a good paddling Glllll sent fhl'l11 l1o111e to tl1i11k it over, The game was 1l1ll'll fought all the way but I,eRoy's l'oys were detertnined and Gibson City eouid Iltbf stop us. The team proved to the fans. by beating Gibson City 35 to 0. tl1at they were going to play football fl'0l1l tl1e11 on. sf sf Q ar ak Bloomington was our next opponent. Tl1e was ery was-BlCA'l' RI,OtJMINtl'l'tDN! This ery and the wi11 over Gibson City G11l'0lll'5l20ll tl1e team. They went i11to tl1e game witl1 a do or die spirit. The wea-ther was too l1ot for football but this did lltlf stop them. List plunged through tl1e llllt' to swore in the third quarter. liishop bloeked a punt. also falling 011 it bark of the goal line to sc-ore the set-ond eounter for LeRoy. Bloomington seored i11 tl1e fourth, but LeRoy XVOII 13 to 6. sfs:Qawk Lelioy journeyed to Fairbury the 11ext week. The boys knew they had a 1121111 game, but were ready for trouble. Fairbury proved not so tough as tl1ey thought. Our team t-rushed tl1e111 like a steam roller. Halavas of Fairbury was tl1e o11ly man LeRoy had dith- eulty in stopping. wr wk Q af :ze Uur next game was very interesting. XVe were afraid of l'ontiae's strength, and l'ontiae respeeted ours. XVhen l'ontiae arrived at LeRoy. both teams were d9l'0l'lllil18ti to wi11. Lelioy kieked off to Pontiat-. The players elashed hard. After the newtness wore off, LeRoy seored o11 a safety. This was all tl1e seoring in the first half. List scored i11 the tl1ird quarter, which put I.elioy fu1'tl1er in tl1e lead. Brown seored i11 the fourth quarter to widen tl1e gap. Pontiae dec-ided it was their turn and they seored after reeeiv- ing the ball elose to the Lekoy goal line. Mt-Kean intercepted a pass to score Leltoy's last touehdown. The game ended with LeRoy-21. Pontiac:-G. s 41 Q x uk We played l'. High of Normal next. Since Pontiac had defeated U. High i11 a one 48 on E Us N G N v 0 T'-'30 1 :: 1 - ,. , : as -. 2 5 1 -- ,.,. . ' :g ,q,,?,-A hr 44,.bJ6::!i1h- hw! 'Za '--i, Z ilizif-L. 0 ' ff A j??? 'filg 52353:IiEi3f52f55li5ff?ffiTQ::2322 iz? 14 gl ' ' 'i -zgfffgas-,ffiw sided contest a11d l.eRoy had defeated Pontiac the team was over coniident. The game 'was waged listlessly. llelloy managed to score i11 the last quarter thus winning the game. 41 at Q 4: 4: l-'orrest came to LeRoy to see how' we played foothall. LeRoy showed fill-'Ill and they went away satisfied. Here li. T. H. S. set il record hy scoring 14 points in one minute a11d four seconds of play without having possession of the hall. q'il9 game was 11ot interesting to tl1e spectator u11til Coach McKean sent i11 his second tea111 during tl1e last quarter. The game e11ded with a lop-sided score in our favor. 4 as Q 1: xr Normal was next on the schedule. They had defeated us the year before so they thought they would win, hut they hun1ped i11to a sto11e crusher. LeRoy started playing hall in tl1e second quarter and from then 011 it was usually Normal on defense. Normal hlocked a LeRoy punt and sco1'ed a f0llChd0XVll and tl1is proved their only threat. The game ended with a score of 37-ti. Lelioy in tl1e lead. wr is Q x 4 It was rumoled that Clinton could heat Lelioy. XVe w'ere out to get their scalp. The game started with a Bang! LeRoy did not play up to tip-top form in the tirst euarter hut plryed good hall tl1e rest of the game. Clinton was defeated, 13 to 323. -s x Q x lu Voach Mc-Kean and l1is cohorts had two weeks to get ready for Farmer l'ity on 'l'l1i:11ks'1'Qvi11g llry. 'Iihe afterroon was cold Zlllll tl1e ground frozen hard as a rock. The game started with LeRoy kicking to Farmer Uity. They fumbled a11d t'aptain Bishop recovered. 111 three plays LeRoy scored. Zllld scored again when Fill'lll0l' City tried a pass which was intercepted hy K. Rohhins. LeRoy now- l1ad 13 points in two m'nutes of play. lfarmer l'ity scored in tl1e second quarter and the half evded E25-6 in favor of Ilelioy. As the game progressed Farmer l'ity out-played LeRoy i11 tl1e ll1ird quarter hut our team came hack strong in the fourth and scored wl1e11 Brown inter- cepted a Farmer Pity pass an scampered for a touchdown. Lelloy we11t home rejoicing over tl1e victory. Though Farmer Pity said that Lelioy won on breaks, iust rexnen-her that hreaks count in winning games. for it's the team which is awake Ehat gets the breaks. an 4: Q ar x LeRoy e11ded the fothall season of 1929 with a ilflllllllqi in honor of the members of the squad and their mothers, given hy tl1e fans. Some tine talks were given, hringing out the good of the game and the 'training it gives a hoy. Mr. Phares acted as toast- master. Tl1e speakers responded as follows: The Kick-off ---Nlr. .loin-'r. H'l'il1'0XVlll9.'I Them For a Loss -Capt. Reid Bishop. Zlllil Around the l-Ind -Frank Walker, Vniversity of Illinois star. Music for the occasion consisted of a saxaphone duet hy Elizabeth Phares a11d lillen Sklillllllll, and a hrass sextet composed of Reid Bishop, haritoneg Fawn XVilson, Wanda Rolrhins and Violet Wehh. melophonesg and Delmar Iden and Vera Humphrey, cornets. Sf S Q It at l'oach McKean 2lXV2ll'll9Ii lti letters. Earl Karr was elected Captain of the 19120 I-'oothall Team and tl1e Seniors wish Earl Ellld his team mates a successful season in 1930. 49 4 'af -i M E LTI N G N- P O T'X'3O A f. . rk71 4 gZ?f'4'1-7' f 5.-' ffl- --J-. Pi ' : L :QE , J ' , -2.1-.1z?-22-:fees--- we-'fu .g,1:1Z::..,,, i? 'i: 5412224-5-5, 1- iZ' Qfi 2e,:i151j'jZii1 Qi-. ez? - If Lg'5'Ti:fE??1-7 'ig' 75153, j ? ., . eye,-f 11741: - 'ffeiffefaxzzi fe 2.2, ,N- BAEZQ WT BALL For our first game, the basket ball team journeyed to Uooksville. Mr. Bailey 'wanted to give the football players a rest so they did not report for praetiee for a week. Mr. Bailey had only two lettermen available. The rest of the team were inexperient-ed and Lelioy showed the etiieets of not having been together long. They fought hard, yet the game ended with a seore, Uooksville 21, LeRoy 9. sf A: Q wr if The whole squad reporterl the following Monday. They worked diligently to get into condition. Ellsworth heat the LeRoy sec-onds in a eurtaiu raiser by a st-ore of 14 to ti. I11 the big game Lelioy started out fast illlii the first half looked as if LeRoy we1'e going to win. First one team and then the other seored. but in the vlosing minutes Heyworth gained a lead and by sueeessfully handling -the ball, kept Lelioy from seoriug enough to 1-ateh up. The game ended 'with a sm-ore. Heyworith 17, Lelioy lil. fk bk Q Pk Pk ln the game with l armer Vity. Lelioy sec-onds were beaten by the Fariner City seeonds in a curtain raiser. LeRoy played a good game eonsidering the disadvantages under whieh they played. The team deserved to win, but I tll'lll01' City l1ad the lueky streak and won by a sc-ore. lieltoy 19. Farmer City 21. Sk FK Q lk lk The next week the team played the Alumni. The Alumni predieted that they eould win easily. but the Iligh Svhool played a determined game. It was a thriller and elose all the way. The High S4-hool won by one point. ar Pk Q ar ak The Lexington gauze was looked upon as being a good game. It started fast a11d 1-lever. thus keeping the fans i11 a nervous strain. Lelioy played hard but l1ad trouble in making baskets. In the 4-losing minutes of play Lexington forged ahead. Leltoy tried hard. but she eould not 4-oimeet with the hoop. The game ended with the sc-ore. LeRoy 19, Lexington 20. sf nr Q fx ar Then LeRoy played Normal till their ow11 court. Normal fans regarded the game as an easy one, but the lielioy team determined to surprise them. LeRoy played hard but was trailing at the half, then eanie bac-k with a punch, taking the lead. With three minutes to go it looked as if the Lelloy players might win. The Normal team spurted up, and with the aid of Taylor's height and luek, won. fwrgxaf Bloomington eame to LeRoy to play. LeRoy knowing they were up against a good team, were determined. NVe played stubbornly up to the last, but Bloomington won with a score of 42 to l.eRoy's 14. sfarfgscx We played Downs next. The game started 'well with Downs sinking baskets from all sides. LeRoy eould not sink their shots. The LeRoy boys outplayed Downs the last fContinued on Page 521 50 .f M E url N cs -8- P o TN '30 ?Z??1-, .V f' ' 1 'V A' Z -- zZEhvH,,f Qrxi kj AA! IA :-,,,l7,6-1 iii?2 fi51- 1g6:5i 5 f'x .Q-'iris Wi' 1 14. -- Jf7Z14f'--2i 1EiQ:4QA ,-. ,:.-:z:11-w ,i ,, ,- ,lzi-5,Q 'v-1-,Y Y k 1 1 g 5 ' 4 :1 1, f -v se?ff 0021 ' ff-22222 111 -f ' ' f4faf:Yf,a5g'f5gQi? BASLQQET K C . BMA, .. ,., Vilpfillllj Il. list, J. Brown, M. i'upvIz111d. Vooksvillv, ....... Hvyworth. .. Fz1i'111s-1' Vitv .Xll11lll11. ........... . 1.1-Xilmfml, . NUTIIIZI1.. .,,. . 1al0lPlll1112'fHll. .. Imwlls. .. ......... . FH1'I11t'1' 'City XVQID-81121. ..... I.9X1112'I0ll. . ,.. SCORE BOARD 2131.4-Huy, 9 172 Lolioy, 13 21: Leliuy. 19 19: Le-Roy, 20 20' Imliuy. 19 261 Lvliny. 12 42: 1,4-Huy. 1-1 27: L1-Roy. 19 23g Lvlioy, 3-1 ' I '77 .JZ , -- , ivliuy, .. 233 Imlioy. 17 Ralph Ii. Balilvy. 111121611 51 ZW? 14? Back limi' -K. Iialilvy, H1214-112 I . Aytou. M. Kvlly. IC. f'2l1'l'. H. XV2lS1l1H11'l1. .I. Pvuzllo- mn. G. 'l'l'47fft'l'. Mzlllzlgrs-1'. F1'01lf Row-R. Reynolds. R. G:l1'Q-4-. l'. B1'4bX1'Ilf11'lll. L. STIWIIIEIP. Downs, ...... 15: LGROY, filillftlll. ..... 233 LeRoy I'. High, ..... 263 LeRoy Vuniity TUl11'IlflII'1GI1f V117-11021. ............ 11 Leliuy Ilnwus. 'IRQ LeRoy Distrivt 'l'H111'1l2l111t'llf I'. High, .......... S563 LeRoy, 18 10 13 .N -7 19 11 ,W b-.. mEl.T1NG N POTX' ,4Z. l. 30 .1 , , ,. P 2 '--f' ,J ,T 41421 - -- .f - 1 - :yrs ' f'-f' ' f-,,,,, .. ,gem 5- 'P 5 .z.,y , -,,, A 1-1 f ,-1:1:,2g:f:ff1:z5-4121-:nik ,fa L, : 414122152 , 4 4eQ,, ,fgfyi yifffiizfr, A - f '-fs.. -. :?.:f 2-.,s,, .4 fii1'ffff +-, lfffgffff2-ff ffeQL:22Q:Z half, hut were unzthle to cover the gap made hy Downs in the tirst. The gznne ended with 11 score of LeRoy 19, Downs 27. Sk Ik Q Pk ik The Vounty T1llll'll2llll91lf was held at Wesleyan. LeRoy XY011 witl1 l'0Ill1l2l1'ilflVl' ease over l'l1eno:1. Downs was our next opponent. They were speedy und sharp shoot- ers. The gi1lll8'lY121S elose und figured hy many :ls the hest gznne of the 'iUlll'll2lll1911f. I'p ill the fourth quarter when the score wus 21-19 i11 Downs' favor, Lelioy 1-ollapsed and Downs wo11 by il seore of 33 to I.eRoy's 19. if S1 Q Sk bk F2ll'l1l0l' Pity ezlnxe to Lelioy expeeting to win, LeRoy outplzlyed F2ll'llll'I' City. Mr. Rz1iley's hoys guarded well und plnyed well U11 fthe offense. Lelioy won hy 21 seore of ZH to F2ll'lll01' f'ity's 223. if Pk Q PP 212 Lelioy next played Wnpellu. Wllll101'S of tl1e DeXVitt Uounty TOll1'lltllllt'llf. The gzune was fnst and furious witl1 no Olll' :lhle to prediet the victors u11til the whistle stopped the Qtllllll. LeRoy played steadily zlnd XY011 hy 0110 shot. as wk Q ar as Our ll0Xf Xillllil. with Lexington. was U11 their ow11 eourt. l.eRoy shot poorly. :ind tl1e gznne was a hit rough. Lexington wo11. s Pk Q Pk wr lVhen l.eRoy went to Downs. they deeided it was theil' turn 'to win. NVe played fzlst. siwrepiiig Downs off their feet. The Qilllltt wus at thriller. with no one knowing who wus going to XVill. When the linanl whistle hlew. LeRoy had il seore of 18. Dow11s 15. w: sf Q fr :r Clinton 0211119 to Lelioy expeeting no opposition. The Qilllll' was swift lllllllgll Flillfllll wus tull :und eontrolled the tip-off. l.eRoy played well until after tl1e t'ourtl1 quarter had started, then 4-ollsipsed. Ulinlton wo11. uk se Q 21: :x The playing floor :lt I'. High is large enough for fl foollmll tield. or so it seems. eon- sequently our pluyers felt lost. However, LeRoy, tl1ougl1 losers. played well eonsidering the 1llS2lllY2l1lfE129 under whim-h they played. :if :r Q 4: 4: In the Distriet 'l'0lll'1lEIlll0llT Lelioy played Il. High. Again height and f:11nili:11-ity wiIl1 the floor aided the winning tezun. Lelioy would work the hull down the floor, and would shoot from :1 seemingly elose position only to have the hull fall short. is :zz Q 4: wk Though our hoys did llllf win :ull tlheir games this y02ll'. tl1ey worked hard :ind next your we have another elmnee to try for that desired possession--'11 winning hnsket hull team. 52 ,. ,, .. .. ,, , , f-fd 4---- , ,. f- '-,Q-.f : 94- . , Lei -z::f.:1,, ,M Z-., 4, 6,4 J., L ,4-1 . 1 5 -7. '- ' f -:-,l , - 112, Y Y Y- .,,,,, 515- :z ,, 5:-f:,, - -.11-1 , 414. .,, . ,, . i ' 5' , y f . '12 iii. -:ii-.Z17 K- , Y 'j 5235.3 T-115211 ik 54,154 5 Z, EZ 3 , , , - - i - f . - -72511243 f -,,.2-,zf-:235- V E E V V :iQ5i?::g?gL?,,5.-. Kai Q ' 'A 1 f -ass: 212- fe Y f , -1ff,T.- 9, ,fm , ffpzaiwo THA A ' . K Baek Row4lV. Mc-Bride, IC. Rive, H. Strain. R. Garee. J. Pendleton. Sec-ond Row--G. Golden. M. Kelly, K. Robbins, W. Trotte1'. E. Carr. G. Forbes. Coaeh Me- Kean. Front Row'---t'. Robbins. R. Bishop. R. M1-Kean, M. Fopeland, K. Middleton. This year those luoys who were not i11 basket ball started training for track before the elose of the basket ball season, the others reported after hasfket hall. T11e firs-t evenlt was the I'l1iV9l'Sll'j' of Illinois Indoor Relays, where a mile relay team composed of Mc-Kean. Rohlmins. Middleton a11d Forbes represented Iinipire Township High Srhool. lVhi1e -the luoys ran a good rave, they were not fast enough to place: however they gained valuable points from watching eollege men rnn. Un April 5th. -the team went to Gibson City for dnal meet. The Lelioy boys made a good showing hy winning: 10 firsts out of a po-ssilnle 1-1. I.e'Roy won t11e meet with T2 points while Gibson gathered hnt 5-1. Next in order was a triangu- Bloomingrton. Downs and LeRoy ed great promise i11 tl1is meelt. points. Blooinington had -1-L1-3 The Wesleyan Intersc'h.olas- 111 the individual events no one tant-e medley relay team compos- a11d Middleton placed fourth. The freshmen squad had :I men. but the Farmer City boys one-sided vietory. They also lost This was elose throughout. The good material for the varsity Coach Mm-Kean 53 lar meet at lVilde1' Field with' eompeting. The LeRoy 'team show- and won with a total of 57 2-fl anrl Downs 21 points. tie proved too fast for the boys. was able to sw-ore but the dis- ed of Robbins, Vopeland, Forbes meet with Farmer Pity fresh- were too fast and seored a rather a dual meet to Downs freshmen. freshmen sh-onld furnish some hy another yea r. Q on E LTI N G N P 0 TN '30 E- : 1-Z' f ' : ,L f. . - , w wig.. 25:5 .- 1... ,.,.'. -44 -4-. 4 I- : -4, '41, 2 iffigz 2 . -- life. .Fig a?fZ - '44 14524: 51252:-:I-.. L Z' 25535 ' -:'f2?. ??Zfei Zi :ek ff 5115? fi 212311223-f -4 2 if 2 -1 335: 21:52 IZ: - 11: ,111,, ,,, e,,, 7, - f .-. , - 2- .zfyfzfy -, E -,,,- .. , - , - ,,V', - - -- f:- 2,53 :,g,gag,ffL:. 1 41 - Q Tl1e varsity team went to Farmer City- for a dual meet. LeRoy again proved its class by taking' the meet with score of 98M to 265. Farmer City was able to gather but one .first place, Zllld that in the 50 yard dash. On April 21 fthe lteam went to Pontiac to tackle the !l'ontiac Indians. This meeft was close all the way. lVith two events yet to be held the score was a tie at 62 points each. In the .high jump, Bishop won first, and Middleton tied for third. In the broad jump, Brownfield and K. Robbins gsaained first and second respe'ctively to i11sure a victory for Lelioy. Final score, LeRoy 755, Ponltiac SGME. THE COUNTY MEET The 'County Meet of 1930 was held at Xvildtll' Field, May 2, with sixteen schools participating. LeRoy wenlt to the meet, well balanced, having: strongg' contestants in all events. The meet was close but LeRoy took the lead early and retained it. The LeRoy team brougzht the meet to a close by easily winning the relay. The :final score for LeBoy was 4914 points, Chenoa 34, II-High 18, Normlal 12. The state tryouts were held at Lincoln, May 10. Some of the track men had work 'to do so the 'team did 11ot have its full st1'e11:gtlh, but scored 8 points. In the shot put McKean placed second and Bishop placed third, while in the javelin throw. McKean was fourth. O11ly those winning: first or second in the events qualified for the state meet. The season was successful. The team SVOII all dual meets, a triangular meet, the County Meet. and scored S points i11 the state tryouts. Summaries Of County Events 50-Yard Dash-Mecherle, Normal, 1stg lV.hite. Heyworth, 2ndg C. Robbins, LeRoy, Iirdg Simmons, Downs. 4thg Time seconds. 100-Yard 1521Silt.-Xl'lllSI.1'0l1u,Lf. I'-High, 1stg V. Robbins, LeRoy. 2nd: Sypult. Bell- flower, Zlrd: 1Vhite, Heyworth, 4+th. 'Time 10.5 seconds. 220-Yard Diasli-L-Xrngstrongr, Ill-High. 1s'tg KJ. Robbins, l.eBoy, 21141: Sypult. Bell- flower, Bird: Schneckenberger, Chenoa, 4thl. Time 23.8 seconds. 440-Yard Dasli-Armstrongz, U-High. lstg Elliot, Vropsey, 2ndg Weaver, Chenoa. Ilrdi Kelly. Lelioy, 4th. Time 56.4 seconds. S80-Yard Dashe1Veaver. Vhenoa. 1st, Tipton, Wolfax. 2nd: Truin. Gridley, tirdg Adams. I'-High. 4th. Time 2 minutes, 10.2 seconds. Mile Rtun-XVfallace. Uarlock. lst, Middleton. LeRoy, 2ndg Brenen, Bellflower, Iirdt Forbes. LeRoy, 4th, Time 4 minutes, 55.4 seconds. 120-Y-ard High Hurdles-Boies. Gridley, lst: Pendleton, Lelioy, 2ud: Elliot, Cropsey, Zirdg Kumler. Bellflower, 4th, Time 19.2 seconds, 220-Yard Low Hurdles-Brownfield, Lelioy, 1stg Tulley, Gridley, 2nd, Osborn, Vhenoa, flrd: Kirkton, Gridley, -lltht. Time 28.2 seconds. Discus Tln'owABislxop, LeRoy, 1st: Taylor, Normal. 2nd, Elliot, Cropsey, Iirdg Oldham. McLean. 4t.h. Distance 106 feet, 7 inches. .Shot Pute-Bisrhop. LeRoy. 1stg M'cKean, LeRoy, 2nd: Arnold, I7-High, 3rd: Taylor, Normal. 4th. Distance 41 feet. 6 inches. Javelin Throw-Mic-Kean, l.e'R.oy, 1st, XVarner, Lexington, 2ndg Carr, Lelioy, Srdg Kumler. Bellflower. 4tl1. Distance 140 feet. Broad Ju1n'p+S1treid. Chenoa, lstg Cox, Chenoa, 2ndg Adrion, Lexington, Rrdg Elliot, Uropsey. -lth. Distance 19 feet, TM inches. High Jump-Streid, Uhenoa, 1st, Vox, Chenoa, 2nd, Oliver. Normal, Srdg Brucker, l'. Brucker. Colfax, and Bishop, LeRoy, tied for 4tih. Height 5 feet, 95 inches. Pole x721l11lf+f,JS'lJ01'll, Uhenoa, lst, List, LeRoy 2nd, Macherle, Normal, 3rd, Garee with five others tied for 4th. Heigihlt 10 feet, 1 inch. 880-Yard Relay-f-LeRoy, 1st, fliohbins, Garee, Kelly, Uopelandlg Uhenoa, 211113 Cropsey. 3rd, Uarlock, 4th, Time 1 minute, 40 seconds. 5-lf N- POT'-'30 ,Z '44 .. 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T ,g?afi: : 1 an 2-, : 7 ' if' 1 '- 4?4: ,ff . g5,Z4 -:ff -f,.g -., z,5'-J: K-.1. - f f . , EUQZQTY THE FRESHMAN WIENER ROAST There was a delicious smell .... a wonderful night . . a band of twenty-four Freshies and tl1ree teachers out for a good time. Don't you recognize that sound and that delightful odor? Ot course, Mabel. wl1o wouldn't? Why, look lwho it is! Who would have thought sueh a green buneh of seholars as they are, eould have so mueh fun? Uh don't speak of them that way. You and I were Freshies onee, you knowfl You see. the Freshies had gone on their elass wiener roast Tuesday. Oc-tober Iirst. NVe waded through burrs tllld brush to the tire the boys had built, but that didn't bother us any. Heard at the height of the fun: t'There goes runner number four in my hose. They look a wreek. but what of it? Think what those 'who didn't eome are 1nissi11g. And those marshmallows are4-V-- I'm-m, aren't they superb though? Hilo-ooh. my tingers are all gooey. from Miss Iseminger. t'That isn't any fair! You have three prongs on your stiek! But. are we happy I Who would have thought that Freshies eould eat fifteen pounds of wieners and surth a huge box of marshmallows and buns-and mustard-and so forth. Well. we did. The boys walked home and tl1e girls paeked in Mr. Bailey's and Miss i'arter's ears. We laughed and talked and sang on our way baek. and it sounded like a host of goblins. A The l reshman Wiener Roast is now a thing of the past. and even the groans of the partakers ot the feast. who sustained stomaehaehes, are now faded i11to just a beautiful memory. - --litta Regina Hagen. THE SOPHOMORE WIENER ROAST Old Sol was very kind to the Sophomores of li. T. H. S. on Wednesday. September eighteenth. He shone his brightest and. when the time came for the wiener roast, instead of eating between showers, there was plenty of sunshine and later a beautiful orange moon. The Sophs', went to what seemed to be a favorite rendezvous for elass gatherings -lirowniield's pasture. The wieners. buns, piekles and marshmallows held out for quite any l1ile. but when at last the food was gone and only dying embers told the story of a onee brightly burning iire. all deeided that it fwas time to leave. However, before leaving. a good ehorus tsome of the members even elaimed to have been in grand operal gave an entertainment of popular numbers. Some spoke of walking baek to town through the cemetery just for the fun of it. lt they did, evidently the ghosts didnit get them for they are still here to testify that a good time was had by all. . -Ellen Skillman, '32. 56 l-rf,Vf'V--- '- M 5 LTI N G -s- P O TN '3 O f 225' - . f. f- f' 'f '---. Ziff' ' rzfa, 5252- ef-exe--- I -. :'i1 3Jn5-J' -pie: bldg., ffif?22'Z3fL?f:fzi:f:f4e4f4:e,g:22.fi2g-f--V 4, 'A E 2522223.111-Qf?i111Qi2222::f-e THE JUNIOR CLASS WIENER ROAST Ahont tive-thirty o'elot-k some strange looking people began to appear in the high sc-hool. They we1'e niostly attired in knickers and old elothes. An old nan going hy asked what the riot was, only to lind out that it .luniors asselnhled for their iirst wiener roast to be held at XVest 0I'ark. Only a ears, hut we managed to get every one a way to go. The .luniors had hut one motto: Eat, drink, and he merry. The .luniors to that lnotto hy eating lots of hot dogs and drinking their share of pop. The part goes without saying. front of was the few had lived up merry Someone suggested that we play the game of Sheepee. Of all games to play at Wmst Park! While ore side was hiding. the other 'was highly entertained hy Mr. Taylor's Fire Balaneing Act. Later when we we1'e eovered with Spanish Needles and The Silvery Moon was Shining. we followed the Long, Long Trail a Winding hack to l.elioy. --'Vera Ifluinphrey, 'Ill SENIOR WIENER ROAST Septeinher 255. 19297-Tlie Seniors on Monday night had their wiener roast in Brown- lield's pasture ahout two miles southeast of LeRoy. This tiine there was not an ext-essive supply of Spanish Needles as there was last year. hut there were plaees to get sruvk and stuinps to run over. liiehard Sigler ran his Dodge into sonie mud and stuek fast: seems as though Ri4 hard always has had luek of some kind. Reid liishop took his Ford and pulled Kit hard right ont. 1'l'hat's a Ford for ya. r This is supposed to he a set-ret so l'll not tell the naxne. hut a little girl driving a Ford roadster ran into a stump and hroke the windshield, whim-h was too had. Mayhe you can guess who it was, Ill leave that to you. Hut side of all this. everything was pleasant. Nearly everyone was there and all enjoyed themselves. The eats-- sh. don't tell anyone I said so, Gee--f-hut they were good. .lhour T230 the tire hegan to get low and everyone started holne. thus ended the Senior Wiener Roast of '29, -Ruth Weidner. THE FREHMAN-SOPHOMORE PARTY Thinking that perhaps we should do soniething to well-olne them' into tfor we were Fresliinen last year and eau understand their diflieultiesl, we deeided to give a nut party for tl1e l l't'SIllIl4:'ll. Ahout 7:00 o't-look on the evening of Oetoher 14, the Freshlnen and high sehool SOIFIIOIIIOYUS Sophoxnores assenihled at the high sehool gyni. Eaeh person was given the nanie of a nut and ehief nuts took the different groups to their part of the gym. We had a eorn hunt, the groups performed stunts. raees and eontests were given, and an auction sale was held i11 which t'tll'll NPI'Y94I EIS l'III'1'Elll'y. Later in the evening refreshments were served. Everyone seemed to have a good tilne and feel hotter aequainted after the party. -Margradel Dooley. 57 mv JJ. ,W MELTING N- POTS' 1 5 ' 1,45 ,f -.A . ,,, ,I , ' rf frail -H , ,, . -9 f.,, 5 fl 5. , -, I , ,f2?hZf55f11-315,44 -1511 3319- 1-A : , F ' 'LQ' F 1 i 0 , W li','Q :2,iiii:ffZz:3gQL:Li2ff 1 THE WITCHES ENTERTAIN On Halloween evening the goblins Zllld witches appeared in the beautifully decorated gymnasium of the Lelioy high school a11d had a hilarious time for several hours. Of eonrse the spooks weren't the only ones present for there were others of all races, ereeds. and manners. There were Spaniards, Mexicans, clowns. farmers, society ladies, sailors, negroes and many others. Tl1e party began with tl1e grand lllil1't'1l. The judges ehose Miss Cowden. Faye Sartin 211111 Emily Skinner. and Melvin Copeland as the prize winners. Many other games 'were played and every one took part. After the games refreshments eonsisting of apples and doughnuts were served. The remainder of the evening was spent in daneing. Everyone enjoyed the party given by the goblins and witehes and we hope they eome again next year. Y l kAlta trassner. 20. THE CHRISTMAS PLAY 'Twas the Friday before t'hristmas and all through the High Sehool Auditorium. not a soul was stirring. not even the boys. t'or all were watehing tl1e play that was being presented by a eompany 1-omposed of High Sehool students. The title of the produetion was the Smith's Vhristmas Party. and the eoaeh was Miss Noble. All High Sehool students were present, and also a few eitizens of Lelioy. No admission was eharged. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Un the evening of May 15, ill the gymnasium of the high sr-hog the Seniors. Faeultty, and menlbers of the Board of lidueation and their wives. were delightfully e11te1'tained by the Junior elass. The theme earried throughout was that of An Old Fashioned Garden. When all the guests arrived they were ushered into the Gym, beautifully decorated to represent an old fashioned garden. The tables were plaeed in a reetangular formation around a fountain. The menu eonsisted of: Orc-hids Mixed Bouquet Sweet Peas Snow Balls Corn Flower Shepherd's Purse Hutltereups, Hose Buds Tulips Buttterfiy Bush Just a Flower from an old Bou.quet Fotfee Flower tfandytuft Mr. Earl Taylor. as Master Gardner. introdueed the speakers. Each responded follows: Mr. Ralph Bailey, Sweet XVilliam 3 Marjorie Uline, Bleeding Heartsvg XVanda Robbins, HF0l'Q9f-II10-114liS.H and Mr. XVilliam Frieke, Thyme. After the toasts, a Junior Quartette sang Memories. The Trystting Plat-e. a one-aet play, was then presented by several 1ll0Dl'llP1'S of the Junior t-lass. Music for the banquet and for the daneing whieh followed the program was furnished by Etta ll:-gina Hagen and Virginia Hendren. 58 ff A MELTINQ N- POT'-'30 mai' . iffy- - 1 - ,ag 4 ? 45' '. ,f. ..' ff,-- K 1, :. 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The results were as follows: Piano Solo Etta Ragina Hagen. lst Plaee Stanley Dean Hamman Boys' Vocal Solo Spelling Irene Banner. lst Place Euniee Robbins Marjorie Cline Violet Webb Harold Huggins, lst l'la4'e Cen-il Robbins Girls' Vocal Solo Vera Humphrey, lst Plaee Virgrinia Strayer Margaret Mellride Gordon Trotter Extemporaneous Russel MeKean Girls' Recitation Novella Mt'Kenny Virginia Hendren Essay l'auline XVhitesell Wallace Wesley Boys' Declamation Robert lVashburn The l'oun'ty Vontest was held in Presser Hall at Wesleyan Vniversity. Normal Fommunity High won iirst plaee in Literary and Musical Vontest -with 29 points. LeRoy won sem-ond with 20 points and also won tl1e athletic meet. giving' us the sweepstakes banner which we have won tl1e three years that it has DGQII awarded. Girls' Recitation Opal Barnes. Normal Piano Solo Louise Gildersleeve, Normal Etta Regina Hagen. IA-Roy Virginia Amsbury. Farloek Boiys' Declamation Robert XV2lSlllllll'll. LeRoy Kenneth Iinig. Stanford Franeis XVade, Normal Chorus Normal Bellflower Fhenoa Spelling Thelma lVilson. Stanford Loretta Campbell, Gridley Marjorie Lohr, Hudson Doyne Henry, Bellflower Novella M4-Kenny, LeRoy Girls' Vocal Solo Bernadine Benson, Normal Marguerite Power. Vhenoa Fora Jeanne Sullivan. Rell Boys' Vocal Solo Harold Huggins. LeRoy Speneer Littleton. Normal D vX'tl5Illf Bull. Vhenoa Essay Elinor Clll1ll9l'. Bellflower Pauline YVhitesell. LeRoy Theodora Karr, Normal Extemporaneous Speaking Robert Newlin, Normal Russel Mm-Kean, LeRoy Katherine Parks, Bellflower X 09 Howe 1 Zf4 ' MELTING N- POT'N'3O I A ,, , 2 ffl :: - 2 1 : ': '-. , , .. , , -..f- . -. I3 T? f f ' 2 :L 7' R f , H iff'-.: r ,,,w A -. , V ,,- -,., - :fn-5' J' -if-2-fr-ifrff 1 -- ,buf-A. ,.-- ' 51..,., '? if 2122 , 1 ,I .47 W-, in-1,4 - ,.4 ,Ji Z . . 60 .'-, --, 2 , ' -if 1 MELTING N- POT-S'3O ,f ,QZV 5 1 Egg ffff ,. . f ,.., , 2,11 'f? 5 M 61 , ,Q 1, aff-ug---Z.. M E L,Tl N G N- P O Tx 30 ,Qaff --.f ,ag Q ' f. 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This person appearing at the Study Hall during the noon period would see some' thing quite different from that pieture. He would see girls and boys -a few imlustrious Zlllli many otherwise engaged. Everyone is talking at the same ti111e while the astonished yisitor eannot distinguish one intelligible 'word. He draws eloser to a group of girls eolleeted around a small dark haired iiapper who is loudly proelaiming tl1us: Saayl You don't think I'm going to miss that danee just beeause we have to write that theme, do you? It isn't everyday 1 ean go to a danee, let me tell you. I suppose you would pass up tl1e ehanee if it was to make you lose a little precious time for writing a preeious little theme l l.oud protests from the assembled girls that they wouldn't miss' the danee if tl1e instruetor hadn't said that the theme would make a ,great ditferenee in their term grade and parents won't listen to explanations about sueh matters as poor grades. l.eaving .these he prot-eeds towards a number of boys twho seem to be in earnest etrnxexsation although talking very loudly so as to be heard above the din of voiees. As he passes down an aisle he is hit by paperwads thrown by some spirited youths engaged i11 a private battle of fun. Couples eomposed of a boy aml a girl talking together seem- ingly inditterent to the eommotion around them are seen on all sides. A quartet made up of boys is heard trying to serenade a group of admiring girls while another group surround a piano. played by a vieious blond, singing. Am I Blue? Near by are some boys. who seem to have not yet out grown their ehildish ways, playing with a toy popularly known as the Yo-Yo. liverywhere the visitor looks, girls are ehattering. boys laughing and shouting, until he begins to think that he is beholding a second Tower of Babel. Suddenly silenee deseends upon the room. Every student has rushed to his seat, snatehed up a book and has begun to study. The astonished visitor is wonde1'ing what w ll happen next. when a teal-,her enters the room. The visitor's iirst mental pieture of a Study Hall is now realized. Every student is or seems to be studying industriously as if he had never dreamed of causing sueh a hubbub as has just subsided. As the visitor departs gazing back at these suddenly transformed students, he notiees a bust of one of our' great statesmen adorned with a boy's eapt which some youthful student had kindly supplied. The visitors deseends the stairs i11 silenee and in silence takes his way out of the building. eliy Lillie Sartain. 69 P7Zff', '1f ' M Tl N N- P ' , fa? I E L.. G O TX 30 A W ref,-,.,,, 2 'Q' Lf' I -1. :aff ' ,ll - +'EE?fif 4 ??Z3?a if., 5' . HONESTY ABOVE ALL tllonorahle Mentionj I just know Joan will win, said Marie as she sat hy the tahle lahoring over an algehra prohleni. 'tDon't he too sure of yourself, my dear, Marjorie has just as good a show as Joan. said her 1'Ulll1ltl!'Ull looking 1111 from a style hook. Uh! girls quit arguing and tell me all ahout it. eame fl'01ll tl1e hig Zll'11l ehair hy tl1e tireplaee. Well. eontinued Marie. you see. Mr. VanMeter has offered a position i11 l1is otlim e to the girl who man ttake Il letter from l1is dic-tation and transerihe it tl1e hest in the least time. Girls, for niy part, I 'would rather Marjorie'd get the position for she needs it. Only last night l1er hrother was seriously injured i11 a ear wreek. Sh! Ilere she eolnes. Iltii' a word nowfl The door opened and a small girl of ahout eighteen entered. The corners of lli'l' solver little mouth were drawn and her faee was of an ashen hue. Virginia was tirst to speak. Oh my llP2lV9llS! Marjorie, have you seen a ghost or has Stlllltx one frightened you '! Neither: Girls, I must wi11 that positiong my little hrother's life depends on it, for tl1e doetor says he must have the attenion of a doetor in New York. 1Jon't worry. dea1'est. You'll twin, we just know you will. Why. you are the hest i11 our elass. said Marie trying to eomfort the shaking girl in the 1-hair. Footsteps were heard i11 tl1e eorridor and the door opened admitting a tall. hloud haired girl. Not seeing the small girl in the ehair she spoke. Say. girls. there's no ehanee for that little flop of a Marjorie Small. XVhy. Mr. VanMeter prat-tieally told n1otl1er this morning tl1at I would get the johf' A stiflled soh fron1 the davenport sileneed the rest of her speeeh and she llllI'1'01ll1' left the room hefore the rest were given a ehanee to speak. The hig false alarm. her mother is in Europe! I1on't ery, Marjo1'ie. we'll help you every minute we have to spare. Marjo1'ie sat up Zlllll hrushed the tears f1'0Ill her eyes and said. 'tGirls, what would I ever do witl1out you. She left tl1e room with a faint smile on her fave. For the days that followed Marie and Virginia gave every spare minute of their tfine d'1-tating to Marjorie. ,Xt last tl1e day arrived for the test. Small groups stood in every eorridor dist-ussing the 1-oming event. Most of the girls were for Marjorie, more out of Sylllpilflly than anything else. The girls were to take the dielation from Mr. VanMeter for twenty minutes at a fast speed and then were to transerihe it illl a typewriter. The Olll' Hnishing tirst. with the least llIlI1llN'l' of mistakes. was to he given the position. For twenty minutes nothing eould he heard hut the sound of shorthand penn-ils eoming from the desks sv here the heads of fifteen girls were hent. writing husily. Many lost out and quit. Finally only two were left, Marjorie Small and Joan Bedford. Quite a eolleetion of students were standing 011 tl1e outside and they eould see that Marjorie was not doing her hest. She would write slowly, leaving out parts of sentenees and words. while .Ioan wrote rapidly a11d evenly, never stopping to look to the right or left. At tl1e end of half an hour the typewritten eopies of the ttwo girls were handed to Mr. VanMeter for his ap-proval. He was to give his deeision the next morning. Early the following morning Marjorie was ealled to the ofhee. Many thought she 70 yn? f. 45. I., Z 4 ,,f MELTING N- POT'-'30 ,4Z, ' ,i J ' 1 af-1, ,-1 Z.,,..,, .. ,M .' ,,,+,,,.,, N, , ,M .. , 2,631.5 . .. 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Come, tell on aeeount of your brother's illness or what? Between sobs Marjorie told the professor how, before she eame to this sehool from Fairview she had written the same artiele in a sehool contest there, and l1ad won. tlhl Mr. V2l1lll9f0I', it wouldn't have been right if I had written it over again perfectly and had won. It would have been eheatinpr, but I need the job so badly. Mr. VanMeter sat with downeast eyes. Marjorie, I must eonfess that I knew both you and .loan had written this test somewhere before. See, here is .loan's paper, not a mistake a nd here is tl1e paper of the girl wl1o gets the job. The girl 'who puts honesty above all- -Miss Marjorie Small. By Ruth Estes. ODE TO OUR SCHOOL 1First Prize Poe-my This is a ballad of IC. T. H. S. Of her teaehers and pupils so line: Among all of the schools, Olll'S is one of the best, And I'm grlad I 1-an elaim her as mine. Here's to our Supa-y, the good Mr. .Ioine1', Who's bee11 in Lelioy many years. As the l reshman says, There's no11e of them foinerf' If he'd leave it would eause many tears. Hur priueipal's Taylor, Big Hill, :rim and stern, The Freshmen regard hilll with awe. ln all of l1is elasses his pupils do learn That he's there to enforce the law. The head eoaeh, Me-Kean. is a wizard, it seems, qlfor results are what eount after ally He's a wonder at turning out unbeaten IUUIIIS. Their motto is Follow the Ball. Next. there's Mr. Bailey, and he's out to wing His basketball team is a daisy, For the boys light through thiek and thi11. You ean't call a one of them lazy. '71 ,.-...fe MELTING N POT'-'30 fi xi, 1: 'I' ?2?- 71' ,f,V,f J' 1:44 f5:3,,,' , ,, :'. -i,'1f,j 5, i I -.fQ, ?r2ZZ?:fffff?4 eff I 2, ' ' 2. 1- fri ff f - '1?fL,g 11, f-5if'f Q1 ff- ,024 . -Z4 ml ' ' eg- r, 1 SE L'-J: :-. af - f f1-.4 -1 fff17f-1 is ff - f ff'-fe-ff-f-wwf V - - V -f4z,::g,gqgQg 'l'here's E. Esther Smith, the biology teacher, She is always busy it seems. She inherits her brains from her father, a preaeher I think she must work in her dreams. We all like Miss Noble who teaches us French, And Latin, too, when she has time. If her pupils get naughty their ardor she'l1 quenc-h t'l'he seeond line was used just for rhymel. Miss Carter instruets us in figures and Math.. And Aluehra, too, does she teach. She guides all the Sophies upon the right path. Her students all think she's a peavh. When under Miss Vowden. we learn how to keep Suvh wonderful hooks: and we write Our Shorthand. and then if' we like to he neat XVe sit down and learn how to type. In English. Miss lseininger is our hoss And a good one. too. I guess: At least the good lady is ne'er at a loss, Her pupils make rapid progress. Miss Spangler is timid hut Oh! Boy! she's smart, I11 Ilome lleonomies. she's queen. All her gzirl pupils love her. she has a k You certainly ean't eall her mean. ind heart 1 Miss Haner gives lessons in music' and art: In harmony she is a fwhiz. As she gives many promising pupils a start: She takes excellent 1-are of their biz, Hur janitress Sally. we've all learned to love. For to everyone she is a pal. As she always is sweet. she's just like a dove: And you 1-an't 1-all her Friyolous Sal. Then last hut not least is the engineer, Sehwartzg XVithout him we'd all surely freeze. lIe's' always good natured and not out-of-sorts: 'Pho' George Etherton is' a great tease. l'Ve 001118 to the end of my poem, and I Wish to say this is not satire. lVe will always worship and respevt our sehool. So, Hurrah! for good old Empire! -Richard Morris fAll rights reserved. 72 l m E urn N G N- P 0 TN '3 0 4 ,,,. '.,, ,A ., ., -Q ,n - , f., :. '- --:. ga- :V ! 4 ,: :fff4f., 1. gg -.4 - Q:-, 44 7,43 :' : 1 -442 f ' , . , 1- -I J. ,.- f-42 Q4 1 f, ' ,5 4-Q- A - .4:ff?2.a ' .f-.5 F9 , 1 , Z? ' - 4 fffc '4 5 'fa f- fl fl' .':3,Z1Z'i1--521?13'7-V g1Y3. 'nL:: L 1155422 'zilfbl f V, 41-. , -vizigt: :gwf 'ff2 - ' '-1 -': 'f-- - ' - ' 5 '2f+ffs,?.aaZ555Qg3z., , MODERN HIAWATHA Q Honorable Mentionj By the shores of Gitchee-Gumee. By the shining Big-Sea-Water, Umfe stood the wigwzun of Xokoinis, Uztuzliter of the Moon, Nokoinisg I11 its place IIOXV stands a cottage With vines and roses all about it. There are no black and gloomy pi11e trees, No Iirs with 1-ones upon them. I11 their plat-e there is a meadow Where sheep and cows do graze upon itg Where little lvees are hunnning nierrily, And sweet elovers yield nectar to them. I11 Hitt-liee Glllllt-F6'S shallow water. The little fish do dart about. Hn the shore are little foot prints, Where nieadow folk come to d1'i11k. I11 tl1e evening: at the 1-ottage. I11 a erilv of baby lrlne. The fretful wail is stilled by saying. Hush. Illllfllf-'l'.S here with you. At the door. 011 sunnner evenings. XVIIPII stars some peeping tlirough, The niother tells her S011 the story uf Nokoinis and her grandson. How she taught l1i111 all the langguages Uf the pine trees and the birds: Tauglit him 'lvout the stars i11 heaven. And 'bout the flowers here on earth. Tho' tl1e pine trees and the fir trees And the XVIQINVZIIII of NOKUIIIIS. llave vanished long: ago- Ye-t the meinory of Hiawatha ls lltif dead, hut lingers on. aliy Vivian Walton. FRESHMAN'S LAMENT My Latin 'tis of thee Short out to insanity, Of thee I wail! I study night and day My task to learn and say. Hut e'en if hours I stay It don't. avail. The llljillll, The Vandle of Life. hy Virginia Strayer also 1'eveived honorztlble lllG'l1l'll 1 have taken the liberty to use it i11 another section of this hook het-ause it tits i11 with the theme of that division.---'l'he Editor. TIS 7 M E LTI N G N- P 0 T S'3O ,4 1-1T,.,!:' ,7?m,,0 -A an .51-:eg-e:,fj 2-WP' f ?,611,'0ffwf' 4:fZ 5 5 ,. 3 ZHAEND AZ? X , 1 September 1-Registration day Found 011 F1't'S1lll12lll.S 1:ard-1'arents' names, nblflllllllfl and Papa. .i---'Dear old school has actually begun again! Unly nine months of pleasure ahead of us! 13-First football game. An unlucky day! Seems so. Farmer City, 20g LeRoy. 2. .lust wait till Thanksgiving Day! 15--Wieners! Sopliomores ate heartily. as usual. 21- LeRoy elashes with Gibson Uity. A different story today--we're vietorious, 33-0. 23-Seniors had a heaping big time eating wieners and all that goes with them, 2673l1'..I0lll6l' gives us an interesting talk on his trip through New Mexieo. 27-Heap Big Injun. Fhief Yellow Hammer. gives a musieal program before the assembly. 28-Hot XVeather!!! And old li. 'l'. H. S. football players left Bloomington over- whelmed. lf!-6. ' ' 't Park and x-artook heartily of l . '40--Another wiener roa st! .lllll1Ul'S went to NN es all set before them. :rages October 1-lflreslnnen followed suit of elders lay having their wiener roasts. Freslnnen got kinda seared. hut Mr.Bailey put them under his wing. 4-gla-Roy vs. l airl1ury. Another viotory, 245-6. Teliepresentative from Illinois Power K Light 'eoinpany gave talk to students on the Golden Jubilee, 11 -Leltoy wins over Pontiae. 20-6. NVe're gettin' better all the time! 1-14-S013ll0lll0l'9S initiate Freshmen with a Nut party. 18-LeRoy runs over ll. High with a 6-0 score. 31--Annual Halloween party in gym. XVell attended-games and dancing: apples and doughnuts. sf :if Q is :le November l-Lelioy easily runs over Forrest. 45-0. T- Gypsy lioveru goes over big. S-ltelioy wins over Normal, 37-6. ll-No sehool today. Hooray! entertains student body with drainatie readings. l-1-Mr. F, IC. Marshall 74 MELTING N- POT-'S'3O Qi ff- I -f i3::4-- za. Z?5i2L,a, ,fiazzzziiaQSEZTi?E5EiZg?f???5E2ii???i2 , .v27,44W,,-,ffffff fffffffff-s,? ff4y, 16-1,eR41y goes to Clinton 111141 4141111415 11114111 with 11 vi4-tory, 33-121 127-1'-'1'11:111ksgivi11g' Day, 1411141 f4141t11:111 season with vi4't411'y 41v411' F.1111141r 1 1 1 H:11'41 we 111141 21 f4141t111111 t41:1111'? A1141 howl 13211111 p1:1y4141 111141 2lll110N t141le 111 4 s411141111 flltiill' 111141 t41111411'1'41w. Pk PH Q PF af December 5-fB11'. .I0illl'l' talks 41f starting high s4-1141411 11111s4111111. 12- '1'1141 Patsy given 115' t1141 .11111i411' Vlzlss. 1-'1111 111141 12l11211fl'I' 411 151---111izz111'41! S4111i41r 1111'1111't'S snow 1141111141 in 1!l4141n1i11:t41n. '1'11411 114111 ,11 111 4 1 :lt tl141n1s41l1'41s for 21 w11i141. 201 -f'111'1Sf1lli1S l'1:1y given 115' st114141nts, S4-1141411 let 41111 f411' 11141 11414 1.14.1 4 Hip! 11ip! P41411':1y! 15211111 plays :at t1141 1111sk4-t11:111 21111141 against 1.1111141 frxfgxx January tin V:114:11i4111 41x'411'! A11 start 11114114 full 41f p41p 111141 4-11114131 ik' Mr. G. A, 1-flizls. 11:1ti1'41 41f Af1'i4-21. 41411ivk'1's 2111 :141411'11ss 4111 lhe 4 D41se1't. 10- 1i11ti1'41 s4'1111411 111141 111t'1111'1'S iilkitll 11111211 i11 :1ss41111111y. I.41t's 11411141 4 114 111- f1111' 1141w s4'1141411 11111's41. Mrs. 1 11x. :iw-s 114-:11t11 tallk l141f111'41 ZINNR 111 22-1-'1'1141s41 pi4-t111'41s 1'11I11l' t414111y, 4111. 11141 4-41111'i4-ts 211111 s114-111 231-24-1-S4111141st411' 41x:1n1s. xvllili 111411114111111141 4111ys!!I 271 f1i41g:i11ni11: of S414-411141 s4111141st411'. NV11:1t 21 1'4-1i41f. w41'1'41 st:11'ti11' Ntbllll' 11 2 114111 Mr. .I41in411' 1'41z14ls ns :1 112l1'1l5Il'2l1111 4111 S114'4-4-ss' 113' 14'1'11zi411' 1111114-. W4 111 141.11 N11 1 2414141 points t41 1'411114111111411' i11 1if41, 2:41-4'411111ty '1'41111'11111114111t 1141gi11s :lt XV!-Nltlyilll Gylll. IAUIKUX 114111 tnx ,.. 1 4N 11111 in the s414-411141. wk wk Q wk fx February 4-N41 s44114141l t4141:1y. 1i1414't1'i4'ity 41ff. Mr. 5121114111 tz1k41s 11411'11111:1g44 41t 1114 tnne 11 11141 11111141 ll1611111l'1'S. 71-P111'1111t-'1'41:14-11411 s .Xss414-i:1ti4111 1114141ts in 11sse111111y. Girls' 4141 111 N gg ti--T41:14-1191--H41111'41 152111411101 in i':11'et411'i11. 11--P11ysi4':11 41x:1111in:1ti4111s were given 41:14'h of 115 t4141a1y. 12-1-1.1114141111 Dily 11I'4bgI1'i11l1. Alun: with 41t11411' 41v41111ts. Rev. l,l'1'k 441 IX 411N ,111 ,114 1-QNX 14-I11t411'4-lass 11:1sk4-1t11:11l LEZIIIIPS start, S0l1101'S 114111t 1 1'es111114111. 1 41 1141114 91 11141 big giants! 2lfBZl1141 plays 1'411' T41114-11111's' 1n41eti11: :1t Bltbtllllillgfftbll. N41 s43h4141 75 N- pOT'N'3O Z If fs .gg 4,21 FT f ,gif , , saf::ie-,eff J ff ,,f .,,, ,,Z?0Zh.iEZg rch :1ssv111111y. 11111111 111'lY4 '11 1331111111-'l'l4Il4'lll'l'4. 4 Ilzuwr :111sv11l. 21118. Su111111111u1'vs l1l'211 .l1111i111's. Ilislrivr 1 11111111111-1's of 1n:111s1 lllily. Imlhny lnsvs 11111 1111 1113: Ly! Se11i111's, lluwlills Sll1't'K'S'4. 1-114-11 :1'I IN-u1'i:1. D :gg mril 111 11l1'1ll1K'S 1111 1111-1'I1'11-11V 'els In v11li1'1- Sflllllxlll 11411151 1'n11111111111Iv lI1'lYl'1'4 111 :111sl1tu1'111111 IiU1llll'1ll BI.. Il:11111:11' 1... :11141 l1fw11:1111 wi111 ay V11111'w1 Wllmvlwv! lx' 4111 XI: 11111-1 s ll:1y. N111 llxlilvx' 1:11194 1111- vm- 11:141 111 11111 11111 iuslnim 11111 ::11':lv'1' 11is1111'1v:11 1111111ts :lt 4111'111 fiv111 3 :lf ik H6 fH1'1I11Il with 111111 KIvX11111:11' s11'l':lkt'l'. Klusiw iw. IHI l7l'K'1'111Q1ll'llXl1N 11111111-ss. 'l', Ii. Lugz. slwzlkm 'LKI1 I ii , Aiij M E url N G - P 0 T'-'30 .V .. .,----. .f 1...-.,: f ,g - J Qzzgizfgizhn ,M M,-., i,,- gig, ,Ml F!--:: ' , , f ' Z K '-Ali' - . --- 4 . -f- -f 14f7 .-7534 'of --f-.-'4- f ' - ' A 4' - . -,. ' 7 Y 1.11: ,. ... If 4' .Za eff 1 - Zi'-:ff 145527-:live-JT 1. 2 A - 02591 iff'-V' bfi ' 'Q'-Z 't 3- 1' W ' ' 41f2:1i2:1'Q::ZZifIi3 16-Lelioy goes to Clinton and eomes back with a vietory, 33-13. 27--Thanksgiving Day, End football Season with vietory over Farmer City, 19-6. Have we 11ad a footlmall team? And how! Band played and almost froze up. N0 sehool today and tomorrow. af av Q sf 4: December filllr. Joiner talks of starting high sehool museum. 12- The Patsy given hy the Junior t'lass. l-'un and laughter for all. 19-Blizzard! Senior pietures snow hound i11 Bloomington. They won't get to look at themselves for a while. ' 20'-1'llI'iSiIllilS Play given lay students. Sehool let out for two weeks' vacation. Hip! Ilip! Pooray! Band plays at the haskethall game against Farmer City. :KWQPRIK January tl4Vaeation over! All start haek full of pep and eandy. Sl-Mr. G. A. Elias, native of Africa. delivers an address on The Revolt of the Desert. 10-Entire sehool had pietures taken today in assembly. l,et's hope tl1ey'll he good. lil--Our new school nurse. Mrs. Fox. gives health talk hefore assemhly. 22--Those pietures eame today. Oh. the eonviets and sueh! 23-24--Seniester exams. Wl1at memoralrle days!!! 227- -Beginning of seeond semester. What a relief. we're starting something new! Mr. Joiner reads us a paragraph on Suu-ess' lay Frazier Hune. We all learned some good points to rememher in life, 30-t'ounty Tournament hegins at Wesleyan Gym. Ia-Roy won iirst game. hut lost out in the seeoud. as-Qwaf February 4fNo sehool today. Eleetrieity off. Mr. Marton takes advantage of the time with the hand memhers. 5gParent-'l'eael1er's Assoeiation meets in assemhly. Girls' Glee l'luh sings. 1S-Teacher-Board Banquet in Cafeteria. ll-Physieal examinations were given eaeh of us today. 12-Lincoln Day program. Along with other events. Rev. Peek delivers an address, 14-Interelass haskethall games start, Seniors heat Freshmen. XVell. no wonder, the hig giants! 2leBand plays l'or Teaehers' meeting at Bloomington. No sehool. 75 M E U1 N G N P o TN'3o if ff? -,ffa 4. 4-. 5 :'?'1:'5: i 'H-fi' I . .2 March 4-M12 McM111'1'ay gin-s tzllk hefure asse-111111y. 122211111 11121ys 211 P21l'1K'11t-T9ill'1101'Sy 1112-0ti11g. SANU singing i11 ZIHSGIIIIJIX today. Miss Hauer 2111Se11t. li-Girls' B21sket112111 '1'0111'112l11l011f luvgius. 8011111111101-es 1111211 .I1111i01's. District 'l'11111'11121111v11t also sT211'Ts 211 N0l'1ll21l. Fiftex-11 1llf:'1ll1Jl'l'S of 11211141 p121y. LeRoy loses 11111 Ull first 51211110 with 11. High. 133-Rev. BIUNGIIIZII' gives t211k to :msn-111111y. 19-Class I11l'f1l1'l-'S t21ke11. Sure is hrwzy! 1243- '1'11e 1111211111 Sul1uo1 111'es011te41 hy Sv11io1's. 1-Iow1i11g s111-miss. 21-N11 s4'l111u1 fo1121y. '1'e214'l1v1's' f'U1lfl'1'1'11l'0 2111 l,001'1!1. 2 21: C3 af April .1 ,V Mr. lmilvy slmws tu 2ISS'1'1ll11ly 111111111111 1111211111-s 1111 1-11-1't1'iviry. -1-Mm' 221112 il slr:-llihg test wf iifly words to 01111111 stl1111111t 11u41y. S- His H4111411' A1112 I'4xf221sl1 given by 1'111111111111ity 11121yv1's i11 :11141itu1'i11111. 18-Mac 1111-s011Is B1l'1V11l, Kllssvl. 110141, Iil'111l0fl1 M., Dz'1111211' I... 211111 11111121111 with 1110111he1's11ip vv1'ti1i1'21tes to N. A. A. 21-A11ot110r 1121y uff! IC21sto1' v21vf1tio11. 122---M11sic'211 211111 I.iror211'y P1'c1i111i11211'ivS. :k:aQ:2s: May 2--11.1-Roy 'W11llS swvvpstfllws i11 Co1111ty Uoixfvsff. XV1l00110l'! 1213113 .I0i11e1' gives T211k 11vfc11'o 2188011111151 1111 Molh01 s Day. Mr. 1121112-y takes 1110 Pl1ysiCS 'Class to sve X-rays 211 1+'211'111e1' Uity. 1577.1l1111ll1'-Sijllilll' Iiillllllllq. Wharf fun we 112111 i11 the 11111 i'21s11io11er1 2iI1'i10'l! 20-S0l1101'S 11121110 21111111211 11il:1'i11121:e to 11ism1'i1'211 points 211 S1b1'11l2'f1l'1l1. :r:aQ:ra: June 1-B21cc21121111'va1e S01'vivvs hehl i11 A1111ito1'i11111 with HPV. NIVONCIIIZII' S11-l'I1k91'. Music f111'11iShed by Gloe Clubs. 4ffHig11 Svhool lTu111111P111'e111e11t IQX011-ises. D12 D111-11'i11g dvlivvrs 2111f11'0ss. 5---ICig'11t11 Gr1'2lI10 110111111011l'l'1ll011f. Rev. 'l'. B. Lugg, sp1'21ke1'. Gi-SCIIOUL OITTX HURRAH! HITRRAH! '76 ,1.l.. 1-- VOYAGE END on E 1.11 N G N P 0 TN '30 a.' ff '-. - ,, ' If L,'-, '-,I f if My. ,7 - 2Qf,11?... ..1.,4g,,,12g:a....-.. 'P 951454-Q-5 ::2 Z2ff?1f2gg5-i,j'IQLZQL'-iiiK-JCL 1111Sfffffft222-fivki?-.S -f sees, - - 22419-1-hh' 'fefyff'-122 -f'2f4E2:1gg2?-fi- tsrrfffffv- f f ' Z Q 'l'HH'I DHS I A N TE CULLZEGE 1 3 ' 3 11 , 1 Now we IIZIVP Vllllll' 111 tl1e e111l of 11111' j0Ill'llPy. We Slillld 11111111 tl1e 11ie1' 11t Senior ISl21l1ll 111111 gaze tl111111:l1tf11lIy 1111t 111'r11ss tl1e se11 of IiIl0YYl0KlQl,'6. Yilllllijl' ill tl1e 11is1t11n1-e ill filllll o11tli11e rise tl1e S'Illl'l'S 111111 11e11ks of 1111otl1er 11111't. Xvlllll' 02111 it he? It is College. VUIIPLIQ-'filll U1lll01'llll1l-lj' for 1111otl11'r voyugre 21l'l'0SS tl1is v11s't sea. Tl1e s11lt tang: of the w11ters 1-11lls 111111 we feel tl1e 11esire t11 go 1111. XVill we 2ll'1'iV0 s111'eessf11lly? Some of 115. Hut i11 ll1'ill'1' t11 111'1'ive we lllllSf follow l'0l'l2ll11 rules of 1111vig11ti1111-11itli1-11lt rnles. Il0l'll211lS, 1111t nevertheless vit11l o11es. Mr. .I11iner. 11s fiilllfilill of our sl1i11. 1111s sele1'te11 these P11165 fl'0lll the sayings of great 111011 111111 SlllilIlilS tl1e111 t11 yo11 herewith. RPIIIPIIIDGI' th11t: 1. 1J111111rt11nity is n111stly 1n1111e: hen1-e H111'1l XV111'k l'2llll6'l' tl11111 1.111'k is tl1e 1ll'lll1'i- 11111 9lE'lll9I1f ill Sl1i'I'6'SS. Lnek mostly 1-11111es t11 th11se w'h11 have iitte11 'HIQIIISPIVGS t11 11e- serve it. 111111 t11 lllilkf' tl1e 11111st of U1111111't11nity XV1l0ll it 1'11111es fllllllg. 2. The Value 11f Zlll l':14l11C2lll0l1 IIll'l'0RlSON Every Y9Zll'. Young People wl111 K'0IlllN'lP witl1 others 11f their 11w11 2t'll0I'flll0ll Il11lSl' travel Il rough 1111111 if their Tl'2lillll1j.Z 1Pl11nne11 l':1ll1l'Rlll0ll1 1111s 1111t lreen t11ken SI-IRIUVSLY. 3. A 111-1111 of XY2lf01' is 21 Slllilll thing ll11lfE'll0l12Qll of them 02111 0111159 11nt11l11 ll2ll'lll. 121111 h11l1its 2l1't' like that! 4. T11 11-'llllijl' the l1est Serviee. Rl 1'02l1l lllllSf have ,Q111111 l1'Ul'N1lATIUXS 11s well 11s 11 11111111 Slll'f2li'l'. S11 witl1 the in11i1'i111111l. The hest fllllf' t11 lllilkf' s111'e11f your lf'111111cl11ti1111 is NOXV. 5. hsfillltl with 11nyl11111y tl111t Sl'i11ltlS Right. Sfillld with l1in1 while l1e is Right. Zllltl 11111't with hiin when he goes XVl'0ll,Lf.N-AllI'il11i1Ill I.in1-11111. 6. .x4'l'0llllillShllN'llf 1llllSl l1e 11re1'e111'11 l1y P1'e11111'11ti1'111. How y1111 nse T111111y 11eter- mines l111w q'0ll10l'l'0XV will nse yon. T. E11111'111ti1111 is il P0XVl'l'71,'0NV6l' t11 110 11 t11sk lIt'l'f0l'4l'0NV0I' t11 get lll0l't' 1111t of it. Tl1e 1w11y is 11111-11. Have yon the will t11 lllakt' the effort? S. By using! S1111re Time wisely yon 111111 l'0lllIN'f0 s111-1'essf111ly witl1 tl111se wl111 llltly I11- 11111re f01'll1ll2lfP 11s I'6,Lf2ll'1lS Tl'2lilllllLI 111111 N11t111'11l Ability, 9. The w11rl1l is too llllSy to l111the1' 11111111 11l111ut tl1e fellow who is too lazy to Illtllii-1 the Most 11f the Stnli' that is in l1i111. 10. f'lli11'2lI'fP1' is like White P11111-r. It is 11111011 easier t11 kee11 it White than fll wl1ite11 it Qlflixl' it h11s DQCOIIIQ soiled. 11. RPIHFIIIIIGI' tllzlf y1111 111'e tl1e Bi11ste1' tlllll Seller of Sfllllvlhlllif 1Y0l1l' Own Ser- vi1-esl. The Ill0l'0 v11lu11l1le these Servires heeoine the greater return you will get for TIIGIII. M11y y1111 witl1 tl1e 11i11 of these 3l21I'll1Pl'yS Rules I'92l1'l1 safely tl1e fill' 11ist11nt Pity. College. 79 '-'-- Tl N G N- P O Tx ,Q f- m E L. '3 0 if -. f'f - - ---- , . 2'52?Qff,w4,,- --,,,z--. M1114 Z- 1. -' 'f 5 Ely 1 -, ,,,, f'f .- . f - .., , --,,- ,- -- . V' 4921 ht, 4: , :ft 4:2,,,:':?g2:11ffff,f, ff i- - . Wzgzgfify?-2113--Z ' : :'2 ff '5-51 14- deaf: THE CANDLE OF LIFE Thu- burning vsuulle is tho Villllul' of lifvg Which burns witl1 the days Zlllil yours. Thv white is for purities and lu-:mties of lifog The yellow for sunsliine Zllltl vlwer. Tho refl for thv lmppiiiess :mtl love that slows, All huzmtivs and volors of life. Sorrow may CJIIISO tho 1-umllc to mlio, To an low and siuoltloriug ligrhtg But soon this vzmlllo with new vigor :xml holw, Burns bright with low and oliver. Ya-s. sorrow may vomo :uid gladuvss may go, Yet the czlndle burns on for years. -By Virginia Strnyvr. K'p Q 5 X 80 Ko PE ENDS M E LTI N G N- P O T'N'3O f -.,- ,ig ff i 3- 21:-.,-,if -. -- 2?-. 1- . .' : - -ffv f--- f--- he-14,,4:,9w-::d11-12,1 2, 1 X, I . : ' ' 2622- 'V' ,,' ' ' M 1 , - ,,. , , :iz f ' f '-'- -'yy 47 ' ' f ' 4 , f - --1 ,- 1 ,,,. 1 I , 4fi 7'1z41,,1, ,.4:-11-L-iii-V , ,,, -- f f-V -Vg,1,,: fd, -, ,,-, ,A , , .ig 135 f3g,,,1- '21, f::-ff: -214416 vig, 1 1 - - Vf,g?ii3:,fLg l:iii 3 13038355 Joiner: NVh11t's the lrenulty for l1ig11111y? Iden: Two Il10fh6l'S-ill-l2,1XV.H fr -r Q ar m 31111-1 1111 hus o11 w11y to football g:11me.l I 21111 11f1'11i1l we won't get to F2lII'lilll'y U11 7! time. 1'1111't you go faster than this? Bus Ilriverz Yes, Sir, I 1-1111 hut I 11111 1-omllelled to stay ill the luis. 1r111Q1rx H R9Sl'Zllll'illlf XV11iter: How 1li1l you tind your steak? 1'. Killio11: Just luck. I l111p11e11e1l to more th:1t small pieve of potato 1111d there it was. lk Ik Q if Ik Mrs. l'o11el11111l: lVl111t's tl1e m11tter with your sewing 11l11ss: tl1ey 11ll sit l1111111w1l UX'l'l' 11s it' tl1ey l1111l lun1h11g:0'! Miss Sllillliill-'l'I 'l'hey'1'e 1:11 1'i::ht: they have to sit tl111t w11y to tit some dresses they 11121110 for HIQIIISQ-'IVK-'S.,, lk an Q s 4 Little Benny hz11l ll fit, His mother 1lid11't noti1-e it. It 1li1l11't h11rt the 1'hil1l Il hit. I11 f111-t, it wzls il B1-1111y'lit! 1 1: Q 11: 1: She-: What kind of El 1'h11p is this Virgil IgI'0XYll?H He: Oh he's o11e of these skinny, dried up fellows tl1:1t looks 11s if 116.11 11lw11ys 02lf1'll 11t the sevond i'2llllK'.H ' x 11: Q 1: an M111-1 1111 l'ivi1's dis1'ussi11,g: Ililfkillg on hotl1 sides of tl1e fIlllI'0ll2llf2ll'll.J 'tSp111'ki112 should he prohihite1l 011 hoth sides of the street. ar 41 Q x : Kenneth Rohhins: I l1111l two fingers hadly s11111she11 ill the footh11ll game to1l11yg 1-1111 Y! you fix -them up for me? Il1N'f0I'Z Sure Ke1111eth: And when they heal 1f11n I play the pizlno? v I,0C'f0I'I f'01'filill1j'.U Kenneth Rohhins: Then you're 'WOIld6l'flll, Dov. I never 1'o11ld ploy hefo1'1-. ll li Q 4 lk VIl'Q,'iIliZI Strayer: Sir, 1 am sorry I ran over you. hut it was your fault he1'1111se I 11111 1111 1-x11erie111-e1l driver. I've heen driving for two years. Vietim: Well, I Hill no 11ori1'e: I've hee11 walking for fifty years. 8 3 '--, 5 Q M E LTI N G 'S' P O T'N'3O 49:21 z4,::,'--.., H , , V 5- -an ,.,,,' 2 Y !g-, X! 5 'Ziff : .,, fy f 5 fafw L12 '25-1 ag, F, 1 High School girls are constantly learning new educational facts. Besides the scholastic ones, they realize that neat- ness is one of lifels necessities for success. eatness composed of smart, stylish clothes can be obtained at Schumacher's Dry Goods Store in LeRoy, at a ut sacrificing quality. This n very low cost Witho S CH UMA CHER 'S Everything In DRY GOODS, READY-TO-WEAR and MILLINERY Prices Right Open Nights WALDEN'S BARBER SHOP Just Around the Corner J. T. WALDEN, Proprietor LeRoy, Illinois THE LE ROY JOURNAL The Best Advertising Medium in Eastern McLean County Fine Job and Commercial Printing Printers of the Nineteen Thirty Melting Pot 84 M E L.Tl N G N P O T'S'30 wg 6 Af. f 5? 7'- - 1 ga- : ' - 9-5:'4 a fag, , ,Q ,,.,,,, ,iff j E1-2--4 4---f 455222222 lf'-1 2- 5 7 ' I- lf 'azz -- Ziff. :1 -A- -f 'ali'-:.'--,iz:g-:: ':.,:, .f - .7 L-,222 - f - Elzyffzizggl 500423: 35,5 -,,,,,,f. - f OHO. Are You A Castronome? I 'FICSS I'I'. NUNY. IJ'UN 'I' SQVIIIM. DON l' IGLVSII, 0II'l' IYITII THIS AXVFVI. 'l'IiI l'II. ALL YHLR l.II4'IC. I'I-IRI-IAPS, YUI' HAYIC IQICI-IN UNH . . . AND XVIGICIC I l l'ICIiI,Y l'Nl'HNSI'IHI'S UI I'l'! . . ,. . AND YUI'Ii I1I'TS'l' FICIENIJ NV4lI'I.IJN 1' 'I'ICLL YlPI'. UI-' 1'UI'IiSI'Il .X GAS'l'IiHNOMI'I? AIIAI JI'S'l' A .IVIJGIC HI GOUIJ I-IATINH . . , 'l'IIA'I S ALL! lil-IX'I'I.ICMI'IN MIGHT Iflililfllli HLHXIDS , . . . I'I S STILL SUMIiNVHA'I' INlI'I1'1'I I'L .... HI '1' GIGN'l'I.l'I- MEN ANI! LAIJIICS ALIKIC AGRICIC 'l'I-IAT 'I'IlICIiI-I IS UNE 1'IiI4II ICIiIil'IIb t'Al IC .... 'l'III'I LIC. Q ANI! NYIII'I'I'HI-IR YUI' FALL YUI'IiSlCI,I A HAS'I'Iilr- XURIIC Oli NUT. YoI I.L .II'S'l' IIAYIC TU AIIMIT 'l'HA'l' 'I'IIIC LIC FUHIV' SXIICLIIS GUUIL LHHKS HUHIPXANII 'I'AS'l'l'IS GHHIJ. BY GOLLY, IT Q IGOODI SEZ XVICI The Le Cafe 85 M E urn N G -- P 0 T'w'3 0 1 QHM4- ff' A- A 5' 1-L.:-15 f J' ' -. , -A 4 1ff,ff-vfM:41,ui?S2- ,. f fdv - , .. ,41 4-A -3,5 Sl--. Y --4 fflfzzgirfr ,Y ffzzi ,lgqzfpzif Q, -Q: Congratulatlons- T0 THE CLASS OF 1930 Home Of IJEROY STALTE BANK A CONVENIENT, USEFUL AND GROWING BANK 3Wf Paid on Time and Savings Accounts 37, 81 ,Q MEl..Tl N G N- POT'S'3O Wgijaifw.-f g,g,- 1 O ,Y ,55,, , 52Qf02,,7f2:.zg ,Q4gj53 CLOTHING FGGTWEAR SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES B-L XX :X M , -f 'lille sro' S 11 -A WALL PAPER LeRoy, Illinois FURNITURI' RUGS te-sun. Hints To Football Fans Iwi s of 21 footlbzlll Zlllllt' without lt'ZlYlllQ your own l1o llow to onjoy alll the T11 ll 1. Sit on the front steps in the rain. 'I teain E Hire :1 l re-slnnznn ro hit you over tho head with Z1 sl-ore mural :Ind yell tenn 'i. liiigzxge il Hopper to drop peanut shr-lls down your lmvk. 4. Muneh an hot dog of llu Pont texture S'lll92l1't'll 'with axle grease. 'D ', U1-4-zlsiomilly hit yourself with an empty pop lrottlo. 13. Finally wzllk around the yard as if looking fur your 1-nr, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mix well und Serve in tho ra:Qjt+ Recipe For Love Cake Sport liozulster lllltldttl TJ Left-h'zxnded driver Suicide Blonde Ldyed hy Any moon lizht night Fond t-'lllll1't1i't-3 Henping oup of kisses hor own hundl Ounce of tease Teaspoon of Luvky Tiger Pm-kuge of Old Golds Dash of powder dark. XVill serve two, Dl't'l't-'1'2llllj' :lt mid-nigh 87 w M E urs N G N- P 0 TN'30 , i W- 5: I-In 2 '-ff I 32 ' -ffaf A A::2z' ,-,ffff-5? 551.1 5, ,. PEOPLE'S OIL COMPANY Gasoline, Kerosene, Lubricating Oils and Greases sERv1cE THAT sERVEs RUST MOTOR COMPANY Jivecd SALES AND SERVICE F1REsToNE T1REs QUAKER STATE 011, 'l'l'iE1?i101l0 ISS LeRoy, - Illinois' THE GREAT A. 81 P. CO. STANDARD BRANDS AT LOWEST PRICES HYRULES Morrell Craigo, Mgr. i IDG ' MWHERE ECONO 88 vf1E1.T1NG -N POT'x'3O fi K?--.. 423' In 'Y' fax - If 143.25 f 4 , . f , .. , . ' 1 i ,Y f. . . ' , f I-. - Q f '-- 5505 r ' X ffff1?-aft11135-: :fg-114:-4-14, 2, :' sie 1.5 A -, 1'l ' Q1A A-4 - - f ' 1f3: ,. - .:?i KY ggi..- f ,Lf-..g, Y.-, ,, 24- 1'-:: :- - - : Za2g??Z 2231: 15252: - ffizfnfsazii rf- ,fins ff ff 2 L?--55 - 'ff' - f ' - f ' 'A 'v' -- - -- W ' ff - '-:g::::,,f4,. Aff'- QUALITY MEATS FLAVOR FR ESHNESS Depends on FLAVOR Depends on FRESHNESS Depends on QUICK SALES That's Why You Should Trade At HURLEY'S QUALITY MARKET LeRoy, Illinois Funny-Graph Records Ul1. Bnhy. where 141111 you he? 'All'NVll :linong the sugar e:111e. Whos that knocking at my 1loo1'Z ' Sam, the old :11-1-o1'tlio11 I1lJlll.'l awrQ:rar Ill the old days if Zlllylllllly missed 1:1 Sfzige 111:11-h. he was tontm-nt to wait two oi three days for the next. Now 114- lets out :1 sqlnlwk if he misses one sevtion of 1 revolving: floor. ar if Q an Pk A Clear Explanation Ii6llIll'ill Ii: ls there any flliT0l'l'11l'P i11 the Illtlillllllg of sight 111111 vision? Ueeil li: l should my so. My girl is 21 vision and yours is :1 sight. msgs: N 1 Harold H: t'My voive is my fortunef llllllllill' Iden: Uh well, one can he hzlplmy without IIl0llt?j'.u 1 4: Q 4: 4: Fel-il R: Did you order this sumlae, Sir? f'llSi1lI1lPl'Z Wh:1t! Have I been here that 1ong.:? 89 'zaxu 1 . ww 9? 2' TEE T 'GT'-1 V MELTING N- POT'N'3O U:-. If .y ,, Zwggiiiiiitggfjgfggf: :ff1i441g :?QZr, D. E. HOLDERLY VAL ETOR CLEANING I.eRi0LV, Illinois AND PRESSING STENSELS' FUNER Where Rest and R AL HOME everence Find Deepest Expression. NO CHARGE FOR THE USE O F OUR FUNERAL HOME , LeRoy, Illinois BLOOMINGTON'S FINEST WOMEN'S AND MISSES' READY-TO-WEAR SHOP 9 59 'Z J .216 N. VOIIIOI' IIIOUIIIIIIHIUII, Ill. The Exclusive Home of BETTY DALE'S FASHIONS DAVID D. McKAY REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE, INVESTMENTS LeRoy, Illinois lhxvlls HIIIIIIIIIQ' T1-lopllolw No. 2 90 l 3 M E m.Tl N G N- P O T'N'3O ff f -W f: ', 1 If ,L if-.uri 4, V4 1, V . .-- -,., :i f ff ' p 44 ,,W,,a?2af:fff4.-, ,..-,1--. ----?fQ,,.-,, ea. : 1 'ZEZAZALJ -. Ai:-iii Y :riff ' 'fzzffmbf -If 'Zi'-2:52 Ti-1 ' -iff ff f Su. ff Z'c.lZ2 4 -: i 2:1 'f Lili.- - -e ffwwkizfz VV.f . saab: 52:5 532:22 ' 7 ' W ' W fagrfffffv- -'1ff ':::1v, -, :.,, 7, OSCAR M. PHARES CLASS OF 1901 The Up-to-Date Clothier, Sheer and Hatter The Heart 0f It asf of litlrle negroe-s to nnfinorize A svhool to-au-ln-r hull lies-n atteinpting to clrill u 4-l s Be yvste bnsi it y not afraid, it is I. '1'e:u'her ton the following.: llayjz Sami, what was the quotation I taught you +r1l:1y? Sain: lJon'-t get skeered, t'uint nobody but me. vt Q: Q It ar Syniphathis: And then, after firing you, he Inside fun of you? Indignis: Yes, I zulnlit I got hot under the vollznr and exploded, but hm- hurl no ness to tell me I was tcannecl heat. ' 1: s Q at x n to sm-r:lt1-li your lwml with :1 spoon? - You 4lon't llnderstunllg this is a school holiday, and he hasn't lieard abou Mrs. Forbes: Gordon, don't you know better tha Hs-cl Forbes: Yes, but I uin't :rot any fork. s 4: Q we 4 Ne4l+ 'l'l1ait fI't'SllIll2lll is in 21 class by himself, Ted- How so? He looks like other people. Ned et. sage: Luc-ille G: I wonder why it is that fait men are zllwslys good nat1n'e1l? Lillie S: T'robnbly lwvause it takes them so lon: to get nnul clear fllI'lJlI!l'l.H 91 t 97 f,'7 ':,- Tv, meuuws K- POT'N'3O 242 F4 '-.., f :f'4. : . f' Af- ,, . ... -I-:Qi 2 '22-fy I - 1. :aff ' !:'Q-f,,, 51Z fi T?ffZ 5-Ez 2, 5' ' iz: I? iff: POINDEXTER 8z SONS HAPPY HOUR GROCERY 'l'e1G15ho11e No. N1 LE ROY. - ILLINOIS S. D. VAN DEVENTER DRUGGIST 'me jzefxaid .vom LIC ROY, V r ILLINOIS GEORGE B. STRAYER HARDWARE Windmills Pumps Tinwork Fencing Stoves Furnm ew Phone 77 LeRoy, Illinois 1':lnhy A. linrloy Mary I.. f'l1lIUIr1lCli BARLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Estzlblishvcl 1874 INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 92 af L,---,if--. , ,N-4 ,X ,fi I M E L.Tt N G P O T '30 'W Q 'M' A,.,,.,4..- fffi??3f2555i:::-Af4ei:fs?Z?eeffgi1i,, H. E. Buckles D. C. Berry BUCKLES 8z BERRY BLUE RIBBON STORE We Specialize in Fancy Groceries Headquarters For Aladdin Lamps And Lamp Fixtures Highest Prices Paid For Country Produce Phone No. 8 LeRoy, Illinois Next Best In-alex' trushing into newslmper officer: See here, you'i'u pulnlislietl an unuouuu un-nt of my sleuth by mistake. Ifhlitor: Well we new-r tontrstdic-1 :anything we haue pulnlislnwl. hut 1'll ts-ll you what I'll tlo. l'l1 put you in the births' column to-morrow and give you tt fresh sturtf sr 1: Q 4: 1: Be Patient 1 wonder how long 1 could live without any lll'2llllS?U Time will te11.'l an s Q 4: x Speak Up Mister --------- , er 1 e that is, I would like to, er - - that is, 1 rneun I have ln-eu going with your daughter for five years. Well, whuddn you want - - :I pension? as 4: Q at s Burl l.: What were the last words of Charles Lamb? Burl U: Bam-Ba. as as Q 4: sf Arthur B: Do you know why they put white shirts on :lead men? llnrolal H: No Arthur: Bef-mise they :'an't put them on themselves. 9 3 i '4., M E LTI N G N- P 0 Tx '30 K, 1 14'-42 .. ,' . ZGZ? 1',.,:',- M. -fe ,L f 1-rf-15 f I 5' 4, 3- 4 -- 1 12 .' : EZEZLQ ., gf- 41f-- - L 1 5fi?f2T1fii,2L:13i 5? 14 Q-fer, fggkgi-A LI!-I Q, f - L J ' 'ff-g - 2411 '-'fc . K f A 4 1 1- -72 ,, ,:,.. 53111 . 31557 LL, ,Q - 3Z:.ff:,1'--: 52: L'-J: :-, af -' f,f,-,,g,,,-1-fare, 45, , .ei ,vigil 1,-f -f-ff - - 'V ff - -'M--,vi , - - V -ff4,-1213, 2 Lf-aff -ff ff- -:,:5fff554,- lv'- The Name Signifies Quality and Service at the Lowest Price We Appreciate Your Patronage FREEMAN L. HAIR, Mgr. POLK 8: BAILEY PHILCO RADIOS CLEANING PRESSING 1'1IoI1c 95 LeRoy, - Illinois JOSEPH H. IDEN Funeral Director LEROY, - - - ILLINOIS CRUMBAUGH SERVICE STATION Linden A. Crumbaugh, Prop. TIRES, ACCESSORIES, GAS AND OIL L6R0y, Illinois OUR H1IBBY-- SERVICE 34 Z! , if .2 on E 1.Tt N G N- P 0 Tx '3 0 f , , L I es-f - f f 0 4 W, , , 5 E 5- -4 V A ,, 1 ffZlf' 4 -1,42flp1:: ?33,1-- 23:1 2? ni: 241522-Q-Q., 4,2f 2iqfffi?:-:.,3llfTffisgzf-2053 '.'-'fl:iF7 7?P-:??-.,E., y 2ii2:::s2,: Z'-4 ii i?'9'l:z3Z2'lZ 1f3 ff-sw4g22ZLQZ CHADBAND'S 309 N. Malin Strevt liltltllllillglllll, Illinois ELGIN, GRUEN, BULOVA WATCHES Cash or Credit MY Y0-YO What is tht- nlvnrvst thing on earth l'ntil my family cussos out 'l'l1:1t fills my suul with joy :incl lllifflllf My YU-YU My YU-YU I 1b1'tlll1'9 along tht- lmsy street t What tntlivs tht- plzxct- of my heist girl? A1111 sllffwf T VV1'Y 'HW 1 Ulwf- Is fl'PRlSlll'Q'd I1l01'0 than any pearl, My Ytyyu Antl svts my svnsets in :1 whirl? My YU-YU I thinlf it is tho gmnntlvst thing. D My puinterl top :intl ,211-:lt long string. All day I wmhk my mm it Swing, And thc-y all stnp to wutvh me sling. l'il wht-n I'm slvvlmiilg in my lll'0R1lllS, My YU-YO I YUM' I fling ir nur ima ret-1 ir in, The girls ull like to set- me spin And in tlw morn when I wzikv Y v . ' M ' X0-X0 Be-fore my lmreaktizlst I will take A , My YU-YU 'l'l1ey'1'o landing my dexterity, i Th Ah 'Flu-y all ure running after me-. . .. Rtzl 1 .- on stztrt to sling it in :tml out, H ll H105 W mt 15 'mit In we uve my hvzul :intl all about, My YO-YO 95 .1 af - N- , ,Q E5 MELTING POT 30 'W ' ., f X Ze HAM BACON LARD A reminder for the student as Well as every one-our Roasts, Steaks and Stews, are cut from choice corn feed steers, are guaranteed and sure to please. The Taste Tells MARKLAND'S MARKET BREAD CAKES CANNED GOODS W. A . WEBB ALL KINDS OF GRAIN llesiflvllve l'l1011e Il!! Hflive l'l1011e I29 LIC RUY, ---- ILLINOIS Tbllllllltlllt' Nu. 83. IAIXVSUII Blllltllllg DR. I. C. CAYWOOD DENTIST X-Ray Utlive liuursz 8:00 21. 111. to 11:00 11. 111.: 1 100 p. 111. to 5:30 p. 111. livm-11i11g's hy gX1l1YOIll'Illl0llI. LE Rf DY. ILLINI JIS EDWIN R. MAY, M. D. GENERAL PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND PHYSICAL THERAPY Uflice I'l11o11e 28-li-lg liasinl-v114'e l'l1u11v, 28-li-2 LeRoy, Illinois 96 m E urn N G -s- P 0 T-N '30 s -f A 1 'Af' 5251? fi H ., , ,, - iff'-1-fzziflzzffzggiuf-A14 55 ' ' ' ' ' 257117211 MAT'S t EVERYTHING IN MEN'S WEAR XVest Side Square BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS How D'ye Feel? t'orkin. said the bottle. Rotten. said the apple, Punk. said the fire-cram-ker. Fine. said the judge. l-'irst Class, said the postlnaster. Grand, said the piano. ulilltlllllgfv said the trousers. Juicy, said the orange. All done up, said the shi rt. :r4:Qxs Consolation IJon't worry if your joh is sinall, And your rewards are few: Relneniher that the mighty oak Was onve a nut like you. N0 Singin A little iron, :sQs: The Final Solution Vnder a spreading: 4-hestnut tree A stulrhorn auto stands: The driver, an angry inan is he With trouble on l1is hands. The l'2l1'lllll'E'f01' seems to he The vauso of all his woe: Ile tightens half a dozen bolts. But still it doesn't go. He sits beside the road to give His brain a l'lltlllt'Q to eool. And ponders on his training at The i'0I'l'PS1J0ll4l0llCQ school. And just by 1-hanve 'tis seen The cause of all his rruhle is -eHe's out of gasoline. g In The Rain Here A cunning vurl, A lot of rouge. A pretty girl. 97 And then a rain, Away she goesg A homely girl, A fret-kled nose. 7 ,5 :.' M E l.Tu N G N- P 0 TN' ,Z Q J . 3 O 'wh f, 1.1--4-., Photographic Portraits H slllmllnH1H11111WWWWWWWW1WWllllllllllllllll1rH'HHIlllls:.:m1um1H14NHHNN1mu1wmwmmwwwHumwwwwwwwwwvwlllllllllllllllllmnH1111111HmilllllmxHxxxxxNNHlilllllilillmnzinHAHH1HHmnMMWHWHHAHIJH1 OF CHARACTER AND DISTINCTION ROS - SYL STUDIO BLOOMINGTON, ILL. cc 79 A , A A A ROYAL PAIR 'W' 1--Si: 9 1? A '-'Ee nf l A, it ' Au Makes A' 4 Q if-.,lJ.' -A 35 TYPEWRITERS 5151111113-,E.., ' a.:.:'1: '1'i5f1- . 'f?f'-. 'E ' N h r AL bold Ranted AW... F-1, f A--Y, - Rebullt 1' 35450.00 Push U1- 'N' 4 Now Mmlvl No. 10. 215102.50 'LMI-1115 PAXTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY Bloomington, Illinois The Newmarket BLOOMINGTON'S GREATEST STORE YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME HERE! 38 b?4' to E LTI N G -s- P O T-'3 0 ri Q f 'M' Q E Af. fue.- ' l1 Tf f-- 'L -QSZTJEM 4---A. ic raft lege-:V 1, f e e, fc'if'1f1gf41.f'f- :':'afz2.f.z:ee4e 4 ap ,,,, ,--- WW v. 41-f -'45 . - 1 ff - -W --W - -- --spa!-el,aaAsg,:-55-?i,',--,,,,::1 A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA -YoUR BACKGROUND FOR SUCCESS Completion of your high school course is very important to your future success. It gives you a background of general know- ledge which is invaluable, no matter what vocation you follow through life. If you are interested in business as a vocation, we sincerely recommend that you finish your high school course first. We will be glad to talk with you regarding your future plans after gradu- ation. Call at our school, phone or send a post card request for our catalog, which gives complete details of courses, employment services, etc. Slimmer School Opens - June 10, 1930 Fall Term Opens - September 2, 1930 BROVVN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Bloomington, Illinois Visiting in France He: We ought to walk owr to the Plan-e de la l'om'or.le. More than three thousand people were heheaded there. She: My, my, the French rertainly we11t in for net-king. ar 4 Q x s: Mr. Joiner: ttliinking of presidential election? Rlt'll2'1l'll. what is one important reason why we remember Leap Year? Richard S.: 'l'hat's when the girls take advantage of us weaker sex, ar xv Q x 1 Ruth W.: I say, Blanche. 1'ye an idea. Blanche 13,2 Well, he good to it. It's in a strange place. x 4: Q is Miss Smith: Who was the originator of the theory of eyoluition?' 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