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Manlius Township High School Located just outside the village of Manlius, in the heart of Illinois, is a fully accredited fouryear high school. Election in the year nine- teen hundred fourteen, created the school. The present main building was built in the year of nineteen hundred and twenty. As an addi- tion, in the year of nineteen hundred thirty-one, the west-wing gym- nasium was erected.. The farm shop, occupying the east end of the campus, under the supervision of the Agricultural Department was constructed in the year nineteen hundred forty-four. During the first of January, 1945, an election to vote in parts of surrounding townships was held. This included parts of Gold, Fair- field and Greenville Townships. This election, of which we are very well satisfied, was carried by a large majority. Our courses of Languages, Mathematics, 'Social Science, Biologi- cal Science, Commerce, Home'Economics, Vocational Agriculture and Music are introduced and taught by a faculty of seven instructors. Especially recognized by the state, is our Home Economics room. The agricultural department is also unique. I Band and chorusesoare also organized and these courses are open to any who care to enter. Those with outstanding talent are chosen to participate in special groups such as ensembles, or become either vocal or instrumental soloists. As a member of the Illinois High School Athletic Association and Little Eight Conference, Manlius has always taken an active part as a leader in sports..The teams are supported by the student body which shows exceeding enthusiasm, andlgood sportsmanship.
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.Facult MR. CHARLES J. MOORE Mr. Moore was graduated from Mounds High School. He attended the University of Illinois. He received his B. Ed. and M. A. degree. Mr. Moore has been teaching school for 17 years. His pet peeve ls stu- dents Ioafing and his favorite pastime is playing checkers and hunting. MR. JOHN WEBER Mr. Weber was born at Wyaconda, Mis- souri. He attended Klrksvllle, and Falr- mont High Schools. After graduating, he attended North East Missouri State Teach- er's College at Kirksvllle, and graduated in 1941. After graduation there, he attend- ed University of Wyoming at Laramie. He has taught school for three years. Hls pet peeve is girls, in general. Hls pastime is sleeping. A MR. ROBERT W. THEUS Coach Robert iBobby5 Theus was gradu- ated from Rock Island High ln 1930. Later he became an industrial engineer, and worked for the Servus Rubber Co. He en- tered Bradley in 1935 and was a member of the famous Bradley Five. He coached professional softball. In 1941, he joined the Glider Corps. Following his honorable dis- charge, he came to Manlius High School as teacher and coach, where he has taught for the past two years. MR. ELMER L. RICE Mr. Rlce graduated from llllopolis Hlgh School. He attended Illinois State Normal, later entered the University of Illinois, graduated with an A.B. degree. He has taught school for five years. Hls favorlte pastime is playing ping pong and follow- ing athletic teams. MISS ISABEL MILLS Miss Mills was a resident of Palestine, Illinois. She attended high school there, too, and also attended Chicago Musical College and Central Y.W.C.A. college and finished at the University of llllnols, grad- uatlng in 1944. She received a major ln music, minor in English, plays piano and organ, teaches three -English, band, chorus, music theory. MISS KATHERINE LOVE Miss Love was graduated from Edwards- vllle High School. She attended the East- ern Illinois State teacher's college at Charleston, Illinois, and also the Univer- Sity of Illinois. She received her B. Ed. de- gree at Charleston state teachers' college. She has taught at Raymond and Villa Grove high schools. This is Miss Love's second year at Manlius High School. MISS JEAN ALLEN VAN ORMER Miss Van Ormer gr duated from Manlius High School in 1939. She attended Black- burn College for two years, entered the University of llllnols in 1941. She receiv- ed her B. S. degree in 1943. Whlle at Blackburn she was secretary for the pres- ident of the college. Her favorite hobby is reading. She was a member of the Phi Omega Pi and Phi Chi Theta sororlties at the University of Illinois. ,
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