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

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LUCILLE ARNOLD MERLXN BOCK BETTY BONNY Llttle Aud ev Musta Been Bounclng Betty EVERETT BARRETT LELIA BANNER EARL BRANTLEY Early to Bed Lucky Boys Es Batty Freshmen were served refreshment and entertalned by games In the Fall of 1939 we entered the hxgh school as the Jolly Junlors A few more members were m1ss1ng but there were also some new people to take then- places One of our first ob1ect1y es was to make plans for a blgger and better Junlor Semor Prom Before we could accompllsh th1s obyectlve we had to have money so vue began by sellmg pop at the Fall Festlval dance Then After the football season was over we sold candy bars at the basketball games Our most lmportant ach1eyement of the year was the presentat1on of Tlsh the Jumor Class play There vsas a Varlety Show presented by the muslc department and sey CI Lfal.foQlos1p19g1 1941 CIBCIDCID IJCIB I . s ' . v - u . V v Q 9 . Y ' . 7 we sold candy, pop, chewing gum, and hot-dogs at the football games. , , , , , v Cl ' Y! K ' V , .. . FJ r ' L, v v , iv e - nine wen

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FRANCES CANADAY BUD ESTES JEAN DAY Fascmatmg Curls Beautlful Esklmo Juvenlle s Dehght DUANE HAZEL MARTHA CRAIG PAUL HEAD Dellghtful Hubby Merry Chrlstmas Pantagraph Heaver After the Mmstrel came track meets Our Freshman relay team Won fourth place IH Freshman Sophomore relays at the County meet We began our Sophomore year wlth Mr McKean as our advlsor aga1n Th1s class had decreased a llttle smce our Freshman year but was st1l1 a n1ce S1Zed group Followlng Ph1l1p s example Jlm McLaughl1n broke h1S leg whlle play 1ng football at practlce A llttle later on we attended a lecture on splt balls glven by MISS Carter and was lt EVER a lecture' About the mlddle of the year the muslc department gave an operetta 1n Whlch the students of the Sophomore class played an enormous part In the sprlng of the year we acted as hosts to the Freshman Class and had a Freshman Sophomore party ln the hxgh school gymnaslum The QIQIQCIQCIQCIQ ClQClQClQCZQCIQ e ghtee . . . . ., . ' . . . . H . ,, . . ' ' , xc n ' v , X - o v , ,. - ,- - , , - - i' n

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PHYLLIS JONES GERALD ROGGY EILEEN WILLIAMS PJ s Greatly Repressed Easy Work DALE WEBB DOROTHY WILLIAMS JACK UNDERHILL Down on Wlllkle Don t Wanta Wed Just Us eral of the Jumors played a part m It Early ln the Sprlng there was a sprlng concert glven by the band and glee club combmed Thls also called for the members of the Junlor class Oh and We must remember that Phyll1S Jones recelved an A ratlng ln glrls vocal IH the Natlonal Contest Last but not least came the JUD101 Sen1o1 Prom WhlCh was what We cards Russ Bartel furnlshed the muslc and there was plenty of punch and cookles After our Summer vacatlon we came back to school for our last year 1n Emplre Hlgh School There were a few more who dropped out or moved Wh1Ch left us only thlrty ln the entlre class Mr McKean agam acted as supervlsor Soon after school had begun the Marchmg band entered a contest 1n CIXCIQQZQCZQCIQ 1921 1941 cfgqfgcfgcfgcfa I 6 would say rather successful. The evening was spent dancing and playing v U virv T ,.--- W nty