Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1946 volume:

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We the Semor Class of 1946 respectiully dedlcate thrs book to you the boys who aavo your hves servmg 1I'1 the armed force of our great Country Your urroomplammg sacrlfloes Amerrcan way of hfe was mstrtuted have shown us the true meanmg of patrrotlsm We the TISIDQ generatron W111 strrve to preserve thls peace for Wh1Ch you have so aloly fouaht and d1ed and your devotion to the ideals for which the ADMINISTRATICN They re all reflected rn THE MIRROR We re proud of our swell focult d Education y on Bored of MJ X 4 fi? X A, f 1 1 f .g'ZQ71 f Mfi -41X XTX Y I ' l ll ll lf 1, if lx LL J !l,, Y ' ,: . 'ldlQ,1I'33ix f 2 we ,R i l lf: R ,, la fl' .ff M x If llgifjf f bl J' ' -X l'u.ll'.f 'f ', 1, .jg nffrf, h '24, L .-, , . f J' 9, If 4 ,' ', ,f ' -9 1 y1 y,J'f,,, . , xz, QQ? f I V. 1 A 57 ' ofa 9 f ' ff, :ffl 5 V' ' R, 4-.Q xf X I cr- . 'fx 3' f f, 1.,, ., w' -WR'-no y fr, f74 v r 1 ' Lf Y- ., , X , I , . 026. '7,,i4:. 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A Q ft grg- rx QV X Y ' '-1 ' Q, 5 -' Sf SR ' K If 'QQ X, MANLIUS SCHOOL Manlius Township High Scaool is a most noticeable in troduction to tne town it is situat d between Route Q8 and the village Set well back on a large campus and beautifully landscaped it is a place in which everyone in the District has pride The school was created by election in 1914 The present building was constructed in 1929 and the gymnasium added in 1931 Tne Home Economics Department was remodeled in 1943 lt is very cornol te modern and attractive ln 1944 the farm shop which occcipies the east end of the campus was constructed lt is a very unimposing structure built to fill a need during war time We hope lor better in tne near future Tfie athletic field s located back of the main building and line broken by an occasional tree Football and track are held here lfanlius is a rrember ot tne lllinois Atnletic Association and me Little Eignt conference Athletic fans are plentiful and ardent ln lanuary 1945 an election added parts of Gold Fair 'eld and Greerville townships to the ltflanlius district The school purchased three new busses and beginning in Septem ber 1945 they picked up all students not living near Manlius lfanlius Townsciio High s a fully accredited four year high school lt has a Nell rounded educational program offer ing courses in Mathematics Commerce Social Science Home Economics Music and Vocational Agriculture . A t . . , . ' ' , 1 ' c' ' e ' u ' 1 X . I . , , gymnasium. lt is an unusually attractive one with its border , , . , ,., . . A SCHOOL BOARD nr Servrng on the school board rs somethrng of an honor srnce the members are elected by popular vote Thus electron to the posrtron means that one rs esteemed by the people rn the cornmunrty Thrs small amount of prestrge however rs lar overlard wrth the dutres crrtrcrsm and work that accompany rt Srnce therr trme rs grven tree the ollrce payrng no salary everyone should realrze that these men are dorng therr duty as crtrzens representrng therr communrty Our school berng a rural one Wrth two vrllages rn the drstrrct the mem bers ol the board are from both vrllage and larm areas They are Lloyd Van Ormer presrdent ot the board rs a lrte long resrdent ot the communrty Hrs busrness sense hrs knowledge of human nature and hrs rn terest rn the communrty make hrm a good man lor the posrtron on the board lor twenty years He farms rust across the road from the school house Charles Schmrdt rs a resrdent and busrne man of Manlrus He too has served a long trme tarthtully and well Claude Barber and Paul McMahon are the strrctly rural members They are both engaged rn larmrng rn the drstrrct and are hrghly respected men of the communrty We are proud to have thrs group as the ollrcral representatrves of the people to run our school Mr N A lohnson rs ranrtor lt rs hrs Job to clean up the drrt lrx all the trnkered Wrth contrrvances keep some spots hot and others not too hot and always be on call to do any ot the thousand and one odd Jobs around such a place He goes down the halls whrstlrng and humrnrng and doesnt often get out ot humor He enroys a good laugh and rs always ready to lend a helprng hand anythrrrg he can do from doctorrng a boy wrth a stomach ache to markrng ott the lreld tor a track meet Woe to you however rf you use hrs tools or meddle Wrth hrs lrrel A Stacy Hewitt is secretary and certainly knows his job well, having been CLNIDE BIKBER T Agfa- MANLILLS HW! 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GEORGE Tl KEIST ff 2 .Z 'X Mnuxjw THE FACULTY The faculty of Manlrus H1gh School IS composed of seven members three men and four women They are all qual1f1ed school teachers that they have ln cornmon There the llkeness ends and they are as dxfferent as day and n1ght They all have Bachelor s Degrees and Mr Moore Mr Kelst and M1ss Coleman have Masters Degrees Ftrst the men Mr Moore IS one of those people who sets a good deal on the appearance of thlngs The lockers must be locked the doors shut the bl1nds even He ts of medrum stature soft vorced but he can make a student feel pretty much trodden upon when he flnds rt IS necessary to do so One of the thmgs he wants students to know IS that they re not run n1ng the place Usually theres no doubt about who IS running 1t He was graduated from the hlgh school at Mounds down 1n the peach growmg sectton The art of teaching and manag1ng a school he acqurred at Carbondale and U of I The ktds call htm Charlxe beh1nd hrs back of course Mr Rtce who above all thlngs hates to be called Elmer ha1ls from the central part of the state llltopolts 1n fact He lxkes to work w1th farm boys and they l1ke to work w1th htm He learned how at the U of l He can put on a sport Jacket and look like one of the krds He beheves heartlly 1n Work whtle you work and play whtle you play When he has a few mmutes to spare he llkes nothlng better than a game of pmg pong or to get out on the athletic freld wtth the students They lzke to have htm too and refer to h1m as a good guy and Good Old Doc Mr KGISI IS coach Hes a rather sertous UD rnlnded lHdlV1dUGl Theres not much fooltng Nlth htm but dont rmsunderstand Hes a good staunch frtend to every student who needs a frlend Although he has been here only a short whtle he rs well llked He labors and we mean labors w1th math and phystcs students Hes a tr1al and trlbula t1on to the janttor for at least twtce a week he leaves a llght on all n1ght beh1nd a locked door He attended school at Eureka College and Un1vers1ty of lowa He must flnd us an rnterestlng change from the Navy Mrss Love IS head of the Home Ec Department 1n fact shes the only teacher IH xt Shes slender of good hetght and how beautlfully she wears her clothes' She can cook too dont let anybody fool you about that Shes qutet and unassumlng but she certalnly doesnt let herself be trodden upon She doesn t seem to ever lose her temper 1n fact she s so calm we arent sure she has a temper although 1ts whtspered she has 1f and when students dont do thetr share of the dtsh washlng Her home ts at Edwardsvllle She went to school at Charleston She plans wonderful banquets and part1es and her 1nfluence wlll be felt for many years to come Mrs Swanson and how short the trme has been s1nce she was Mtss Van Ormer ts a Manllus gtrl She teaches commerclal sub1ects and although she doesnt talk much she never needs to to make you know she IS your fnend She IS a great favor1te w1th the students who love her for herself and her qulet ways She IS a very capable person havmg been secretary to the presrdent of Blackburn College and graduatmg w1th honors from the U of I Stnce Ne know what she can do w1th a ypewrxter we feel sure her mmble frngers w1ll soon be maklng ples and darn1ng her husbands socks w1th dlspatch Its all the students can do to keep from call1ng her lean Allen Mnss Haseltrne comes from Sprmgfteld Mlssourt She has been a stnger rn the past She has studted rn many dlfferent schools and even abroad Such schools at Drury College Boston Conservatory of Mustc Chtcago Umverstty and others have known her She has taught rn bxg school systems too San Franctsco M1am1 Flortda Colorado State Teachers College and IH Pxttsburgh She has lrved m crtxes and probably f1nds our lrttle town dull however xl thls ts so she never lets on One of her favor1te possesstons IS a red pocketbookl MISS Coleman teaches socxal studtes and Enghsh Shes short and rather lnchned to be thlck She worrles about dxetmg every other meal but neve: gets around to really domg 1t Her humor IS strong and she rs always laughlng In fact no matter how provoked she gets someone fn every group can always make her laugh then snes not mad any longer Students know thts fac and caprtaltze upon rt She went to the same school Mlss Love attended and dtd graduate work at the U of I She s always talkma about how much work she has to do and never getting done But all m all she ts a very ltkeable person and the students ln her classes appreclate her klndnesses and that wonderful sense of l-umor whtch has carrled them happlly through the year t . , . , . . - f l - ' 1 ' - - 1 . 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Hour 'or' t polrshc-cl 1dlf- f-ss' M' Cf sl , 4, o ch 1 , lp Fo fb 11, 2, 3,4 HS. 21 3. 4: hows, 1. lub, A 5 IVVV ' A A 5 I 5 'V 1, 2 E . , , ' , 2. 4, H1-pl lvf1l1. rj 4 C ps, l Ora- ' 5 s , , ' . , , A ll A f QQ ON VALIERA A ARY NE KOLP CLASS 4-A Q lq4b L R TTA LIENSE f'Q4gc, XO.. g-,NA- VOLS fi CLASS HISTORY The sun was danctng drzzlly to twenty f1ve fr1ghtened Freshmen as they hesltantly made thetr way up the walk toward the school house Ross Ltlhan Loretta Beverly and George Twtdell lwho has smce left usl held hands to comfort one another and get over the fxrst frtght Another group was very confrdently runnmg up and down sta1rs They were the town klds Donna Lee Beulah Dorts Lee L1zz1e Vallera Alberta and Lots Castel They were very anxlously scannmg the ranks of the mcomlng Freshmen and upper class men for boy fr1ends Theyd gone to school wlthout boys long enough They soon met two boys from New Bedford Roland and Dtck They dldnt look much luke prospecttve boy frlends The rest of the group were from nerghbortng rural schools We llved ln fear and trembltng for two weeks and then we really hook espectally Preston who really klcked up a fuss Bllly Ethertdge got a day ahead of hxmself and wore a dress on Thursday Mr Rtce came to hrs rescue Our teachers made a great tmpresslon on us that year They were mos ly new too M1ss Wendllng taught our General Busmess Mtss Newman taught us Enghsh Mr Rxce taught the boys Ag Mtss Powell had the gtrls tn Home Ec Mr Bohles as coach attempted to get the creaks out of the farm boys yolnts Mr Ammon was our gutdmg law and order When we returned two members fldence ln ourselves and got to help somebody We kept the place merry the outstandmg event for us was the What a mlstaken ldeal MISS Love was Home Ec teacher was our Mustc teacher also teach1ng Mtss Newman was our Englxsh teacher Mr lensen Geometry on the slde Mr Theus trled to tmpress u of our class were absent We had a lot more con 1l'Ill1Gle the Freshmen We really thought we were w1th our sllly Sophomore giggles After Chrlstmas arrrval of lack Henson who we thought was quxet wxth l-lrstory and as coach trled to teach the boys to be physlcal leaders Mr Rlce helped the boys along wxth thetr Vacatronal Agrtculture Mr Ammon was agaln the man we went to when we got 1nto trouble Af er the short summer we returned to school agam thus ttme as Iumors We thought we were awful smart but we couldnt seem to make anyone else thmk so although we trred hard to g1ve our new teachers and pr1nc1pal that 1mpress1on Enghsh seemed to be our Waterloo espectally after lack who had completely outgrown hrs Mousy char actertsttcs trted to present the teacher with a book How to Teach Englxsh whxch she dxdn t to the whlch left at seem to apprec1ate He wasnt very readtly forgtven for that l1ttle act erther Trxps offlce were many and frequent We gave a play Aaron Sllck from Punkm Crxck was a success fThanks to Mlss Van Ormerll One teacher couldnt stand us and the mtddle of the year and the next one we drsrllustoned for hfe We had constant warfare wrth the Sentors who thought pretty well of themselves We sure beat them on one score and they took thetr bookkeeplng test The h1gh ltght of the year was the lunlor Senlor Banquet at Sterltna Also the lumors and Senlors went to see the show Wllson at the Apollo Theater tn Pr1nceton Mr Moore was our gurdmg star and we provoked htm plenty He dtdnt parttcularly appreclate lacks constant appearances and the frequent appearances of others tn the Oll1CE Mrss Love again trled to teach the g1rls to cook and wash dlshes and turned out some pretty efftctent housekeepers Mr Theus agatn was coach and hrstory teacher Mr RICE contxnued to teach the boys to love ptgs and ch1ckens Mtss Roeder and Mlss M1lls tauaht us Enghsh Mlss Van Ormer was our commerclal teacher and sponsor After a summer ln meant we returned to was so grown up she w1th her weddmg rmg Pont And three weeks after school started Davld Daehler Jotned our ranks We had mmoled feel1ng about hav1ng The Preachers Kid m our mrdst but he turned out to be O K Much to our SUFDTISG we were assrgned Mtss Coleman for a sponsor also much to our surprtse she seemed to llke us Stnce we had los to do we launched 1nto tt wlth a wxll In one day we collected enough money from ads to practlcally flnance the annual We dxvtded the class mto refreshment commxttees and everyone took hls turn maklng and selltng sandwlches and pop We sponsored a dance we put on a play Every fmanctal scheme we have launched has proved a success No one has had any serlous conflxcts but dont mtsunderstand me no one has sprouted w1ngs' As the year has progressed we have become more attached to one another and as parttng draws closer we feel that glow that comes when thmkxng of loyal frlends and true Mr Moore agaln was prmclpal and chlef excuse 1ssuer lf and when we brought sat1s factorv no es from our parents lvftss Love Mr Rtce and Mrs Swanson fthe former Mxss Van Ormerl were w1th us agaxn We had two coaches durtng the year Mr Meeks who was with ns through football season and M Ketst who was wtth us the rest of the year Mlss Haseltlne was our MUSIC dtrector and M1ss Coleman our Engltsh and Hrstory teacher and our sponsor We have worked together played together and fought together for four years As we leave the place for the last tlme as students we know we have galned fnendshlps love and fortxtude to see us through the comlng years May we prove to be loyal sons and daughters of the school and stand out for the h1gh prmclples we have learned here IS our prayer whtch many of us learned for the f1rst tlme what good hard work school thtnkmg we were qutte grown up Valxera had thought she had been marrled durxng the summer but she returned to school and her book and slate We had a new g1rl rn our mldst Alvera , F . . 0 1 I , . , : . s A . n . . . - , - , . . . , . . . 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'ver' no S 5 DORIS .SHI H CLASS PROPHECY I am so m1serable away from home So tar R10 de Ianexro IS a lonesome town Ive tooted that horn for these enthuslastxc Brazxltans up on Sugar Loaf mountaln and gaze 1nto that where Ill tune 1t to my former classmates and huffmg I reached the mountatn top and entered Thxs thlng works by elevtston and telepathy If unttl I have to have a change Im QOIHQ b1g mlrror that reflects everyth1ng every see what s become of them Pufftng and the room where the maglc mirror IS kept l wrshed strong enough Id see my former classmates unless they were completely out of tune By careful manxpulatton I turned the dxals unt1l I aw Sprmgtteld Illmots There was Beverly She has followed her tdea of a career and 1 head of the ktndergarten depart ment of the offlce of the state supermtendent As a hobbf she play her flute after many publtc appearances she now seems to play mostly for the klndergarteners perhaps she plans to be a second Pted Ptper There ts another VISION from Spr1ngf1eld Its Beulah Behrens She seems to have access to an offtce nn the State House Its th offtce of the Sate Superlntendent of Hrghways She IS h1s wtfe Now how could that have happened? The1r acquamtance began wtth her ftrst appearance and grew W1th recurrent appearances before the htghway court As she gets 1nto a btg car and gltdes gracefully away I ealtze her drtvlng has achteved perfectton I next get a message from Good Old Manltus so I adjust the mtrror to get a vlston of the old home town There satls an a1rplane Its small but 1t look stout and my stars the ptlot IS none other than DOTIS Lee Bruhnl Theres a doctor rn Manlxus now He has h1s offtce In a neat I1 tle butldmg across the street from the corner where the postofftce used to occupy a tlny spot tn a store Theres a new Bureau County Cltntc occupytng the same block Not only does thts doctor QIVE ptlls but he IS also a spectaltst tn psych1atry I-Ie studres h1s pattents attltudes whtms and fanctes We fmd Dr Davrd Daehler although grown st1ll ltkes to play yokes I.1ttle flashes from round about tell me a good many members of our gang have settled on farms tn the Manltus netghborhood Oh ho' The v1s1ons clear and f1rst theres Mary lane From the looks of thtngs she has succeeded ln not lettlng anyone marry her for her money now 1t seems to be a matter of getttng someone to rrarry her But lame doesnt mlndl She has the best car the best r1d1ng horse and the best atrplane 1n Ill1no1s and a busxness manager that looks after her and stghs Wonderful The next v1s1on IS very ftnel Wtthout quest1on thats the most 'nodern farm ln Bureau county and tts owner IS none other than Ross Gaunt The cows gtve chocolate mllk and the hens lay dev1led eggs Eff1c1en'7 Hes ftnally succeeded IH cosstng the potato and tomato lt works f1ne except when the patch IS attacked by tomato Norms and potato bugs at the same ttmel Ross IS not only the most eff1c1ent farmer but hrs Wlfe the former Alvera Pont IS the most efflctent farm wtfe I Ier kxtchen lt spotless her meals perfectly balanced her house tmmaculate and thelr chlldren regular l1ttle Dlckensesl On another fa m I see Vallera She never dld do htngs by halves Now she s ratstng chtckens and she has thousands of them Between tr1ps to the varlous htcken houses she bakes pres for Harry and teaches ltttle Harry to turn handsprmgs at whtch he gtggles dellghtedly She wrttes books best sellers too ln her spare moments There s another member of the old class' The countryslde seem to be ahve wlth them Thls IS Shtrley I remember the turbulent romance of htgh school but tt seems that Alls Nell that ends well She certatnly seems happy and contented but I cant qurte get a clear enough v1s1on of that man to see 1f her happmess cam wrth that htgh school Romeo or wtthout htrn At Don Kmgs we ftnd the only set of trtplers IH Bureau county Donna has b en around the world three ttmes Iollowtng her soldler husband Bob from place to place She enjoyed Parts as much as Pa IS emoyed her Occastonallv they get back to Manl1us to see the trtplets who lrve wtth the1r grandparents The Mtrror beams rest on the Kraft Cheece Factory and then Jump to Chrcago There must be some connecttonl Sure enough on the door of an OAIICG su te on the hfteenth floor lCOHI1HU9d on Page 133 . . 0 .. 1 1 S , ,. . S - 1 . . . ' 3 - . . 1 9 - : . 1 , . , .u . - ,. ., 1 - 1 1 - , 1 ' . 1 - - 1 1 F . . 5 . 1 . , 1 . . , . c , . . S . .. 1 V 11 1 1 . .. . , Q . . I . . Y. , . , . I. Q , S0111 Il 1r1111e a1r Mary lane f G11f1 ded Qa1e1v 0, 11e C01 e ae1c1o and 1 S wee1 13e111a11 S1111 IQ 11ard 10 beat F0rIf1ck 1 OIT:-OY1111 1 a space Were 11re 1101111 app CCIOTC 1 110 0 11 Here Arr110 W1111 11er curls One 1 111e 'SIT1GT16'S10111lC alrl W11er Ram COll1d ar1r1 W1110111 f 17111311 Wae DC 0re 1110 Q r1 began 1'1e r H re 1 1 C11 W1111 11s face 011111 MUD AC 1133 3 Here Bever1y s1ar1d's by 111e 1101139 Mayoe 111e cat sees a mouse L1111e D0r1e SI'T111111I'11OI'1Q 1010r1d carl Has r0w'1 10 De s1111es1 01 a11 Q1 1-2 T 1 f av1d way 0aC1c w11er he was 011111 11ke L1zzy 111er1 Dams Lee 131111 11 1I'1 rampers 10 play 1 0w Ll d YOL11KG f1er11' r0111pers10day Qwee1 1111e C0 1S1I'1S D0r1r1a and 1 er1e P1C1Y1Ll1 aS1w011111e Sawrrels W1111DfGGG and r'111k 1eed1r1a me ca1 171.116 e Su areas 1113 ace , , . 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DICK CLASS PROPHECY Contrnued lContrnued from Page lll of the Merchandrse Mart rs thrs srgn Kraft Cheese Factorres Inc Alberta Fordham Manager She rs a Career woman plus Her clothes are beautrful and desrgned ex clusrvely for her She rs the only one of the entrre class who rrdes behrnd a chauffeur We Jump back toward Manlrus and the mrrror reflects New Bedford Theres Roland Drayton strll followrng hrs frrs' love a greasy automobrle The lollrest Iunror of 46 has made lrfe worth whrle for hrm and gets hrm out from under cars to eat and sleep Back we go to Sprrngfreld Thrs trme we are at the State Farr There s Drck He seems to be the chref center Or attractron at the horse barns Hrs horses are bedecked wrth purple rrbbons blue rrbbons red rrbbons and whrte rrbbons ln fact he seems to have all the rrbbons Hrs wrfe Marzre has an rngemous way of showrng them off to vrsrtors Shes worked them rnto a wall hangrng whrch has the chref place of rnterest rn the front hall Surely someone settled rn Sheffreld I turn to that place and get rn tune Of course there s Lrllran workrng as receptronrst rn a doctors offrce So she s strll pursurng her heart s desrre Now l hear a vorce lt must be Dorrs Smrth l get rt' Shes on the radro Her shows the success of Charlre McCarthy She talks through a Parrs model doll called Samantha Good Chrld She really clrnks and clrcks too l realrze her brggest problem must be to qurt talkrng when her trme rs up My next contact takes me to the hrlls of southern Kentucky There we frnd the Left Reverend Wrllre Preston Mrller hrtch hrkrng from mrssron house to mrssron house preachrng and enloyrng the drnners for the preacher that the Kentucky ladres prepare you know frred chrcken hot brscurts and apple dumplrngs ln one place we frnd Prestons own lrttle Apple Dumplrng Surely some rn our group have become school teachers I begrn to turn from school to school At last from the U of l l get a clear vrsron There s Merle Dale rn the Ag depart ment a leadrng professor One of hrs chref weaknesses as a professor rs that he s so fond of lrttle prgs hat when the 2 oclock bell rrngs he s often rubbrng therr lrttle fat srdes and talkrng prg language whrle hrs class srts and warts l wonder rf l can locate another school teacher The mrrror sends back a flash from way out west Theres an athletrc freld There the beam stops and l TECOQHIZG the rn structor lack Henson Whrle l watch fascrnated by the rdea of lack teachrng school hrs wrfe drrves up So theres anoth r of those hrgh school romances that f1nally clrckedl As they drrve away the mrrror beam follows them After a short drrve they are rn Hollywood They stop before a queer lookrng lrttle studro lack bears down on the horn untrl someone pokes hrs head out of the door lt s Brlly Etherrdgel He strll has hrs quret grrn Hrs pockets and ears are bedecked wrth pencrls lnsrde we see what he rs dorng He has become herr to Walt Drsney copyrrghts and makes lrttle colored anrmals do fantastrc thrngs on the screen Someone rn our group should have become an actor so l begrn turnrng to all the rmportant places where stars are to be found Suddenly I am rn tune On Broadway rn New York rs Don Clementz He was always a good natured chap and enroyed playrng a part Here he s not an old man whrch was hrs chref role rn hrgh school plays but hes a regular Lochrnvar l wonder where Loretta rs Wrshrng hard l get a reply and tram the mrrror on Amer rcas darryland She rs unobtrusrvely teachrng krndergarten and wonderrng when Red rs gorng to pop the questron and she can start her own prrvate krndergarten The mrrror beams on Washrngton D C There s Anna Mae a secretary to the Presrdent of the Unrted States Shes now Mrs Graham fAh how she wrshed to bel She flrts about between olfrc and apartment and dreams of mothers frred chrcken back rn lllrnors That dream of lllrnors frred chrcken was yu too much on top of the rest I have seen l tumbled down that mountarn and lm catchrng the next boat home Ill be seerng all of you LIZZIE r , , , I . , . . , , . . . . . , . . A . , . , . . . r . . . I , e . . . I , .. .V . . . . , , . , ..., , . tr -. - , 9 A . . . , . . . . W . Q . cb W Here 1tsl'erle1nthe cold Doesr 1 we tnnk ne pretty bold Here R l nd wnen he S small ll W e 5 drown 1o so tall lflG17 e di a httle g1rl couldni have l1ad much sway But naw that Qhe 1 drown the hoye all look her way Here Q B1lly w11l1out any clotheq He C rldnt get IH d d1 hpan now aoodncas knowel T ll Ah era ery 'srnall Now me as q own very tall7f Papa and lflarra are proud as can loe 'l'h1S Don Clementz can t you Qee7 I 7 Hawk storlonae on the lao of a rnan PlClL1 e ner now tn S way 1f you can All d eased up IN 1 -3 Sunday best Pere 1 L1ll1an learnmq to walk vVl1Gl'S more now Qhe can talk re t g1rl d1 fy as can Don L e and Danna Lee D1d od! nk 11S was a boy? You e wrong ts Loretta and full ol Joy By ire o ck porch standmg so pnm ls Dutch Clary and her httle dog T1m Whe Alze ta a tn S SIZE dont you know l l d 1 re hze now d1gn1l ed and oeauh u s1ea cg ow 5 . .. ' , V Q 1 I ' ' 3 ' A QS o a ' ' f-Y wo n ' 1 1' . I FK . , , Cl A Q ' L 'S , l Y , . A . f II , r .. is .. , . V. , ' . , . 7 , ,Q 1 A 1 1 . r ,. ,f li. . Sits Preston, 11121 waiting forthe rest. T11 e li tlo Q' 177. . bo, . 1221 , ' . ' 'fa' 211 ti I A 3, 1 .41 Q , ' , N , . A A u , 1 ' r 2 ' 1 ' ' rt wa? iar C a ' ' 'z .l ' .Y . ROLAN 7l HERLE DON 1 1 N I 'figs' HAIZIE CLASSES Even though it does seem impossible, the student body is quiet during classes, ot least sometimes Jx r urfggy if fff 2 2 f ' ff ww 'W A Z 9 jrh ,JQK ff? ff W!!! af? lifg M 1, I 5 f X '77 A52 in H iff if 4 1 ' W W if jgigf---'43, 4 Wm! ij I .offfg int' ,, X lfpy If!! if -gr. 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'l ' 'V lf. 1 E-Tow' 1- 'K'-Tr' ,' ,-I, 5 ,M Qn..,'.'n:. ,1i 1',p-'!': :jig L- - I - - ' f e i ? ? , ' ' ' 'agrif ', ' A-:-V- Y. my -I, - ii 3-if - S, 'ig 1, -1'-:if S 4 'S --:- e so ' ' A -ffbfff S '-' ' I f 113 ,I I., 'L Q - ' f Q' ' ' -X CLASS WILL We the Sentor class of 1946 leavtng our protecttng alma mater to go out tnto the btg cold world ftnd tt necessary and proper to leave some of our possesstons and character tsttcs to our schoolmates who wtll tmmedtately succeed to our postttons and to the faculty who we know wtll mtss us cruelly Edtth Iohnson Valtera leaves her abtltty tn getttng along wtth soldters We hope she wtll be as successful as Valtera Wtlbur Ktng Don leaves full possesston of the top of the pop case as a prtvate neck tng spot Marjory Hawksworth Anna Maes abtltty for sttcktng to one guy Her attentton strays a btt somettmes too but there s somethtng that draws her back Rtchard Mueller Roland ktndly presents hts ftrst razor whtch ts guaranteed to collect and dtspose of tnvtstble and sltghtly vtstble down Max Hubbard Ross wtlls h1s great love of farmtng not that we thtnk Max wont have other loves Orvtlle Teske Dorts Lee leaves her book on How to Retatn a Gtrltsh Ftgure She advtses htm that getttng one ts harder than keeptng tt she s sure' Eugene Schmtdt lack leaves hts much used well poltshed apple Keeptng tt hrtght and shtntng ts not too btg a task and accordtng to some pays huge dtvtdends Marvtn DeBrock Preston leaves hlS good taste tn hats stnce we have never seen Marvtn wear one Martlyn Truedson Donna Lee presents wtth a dtamond rtng from Don We know 1t ts what she wants more than anyth1ng tn the world Ivan Olson Dorts Smtth leaves her abtltty to talk herself out of ttght places We dont expect htm to ever get as good as she because gtrls are lust better talkers than boys LeRoy Iohnson Loretta leaves a box of stattonery wtth tnterlocktng hearts to conttnue thetr ltght and fasctnattng conversattons Alyce Mae lacobsen Dtck ts leavtng three ltttle words that can mean so much that should autde her conduct next year Of course we wonder tf he really means them Geraldtne Hurst Beverly wtlls her typtng abtltty Not that we thtnk she needs tt but maybe shell ftnd tt useful Elatne Nelson Stnce the Sentor boys are leav1ng and we know no other group tn school so attracttve to her Matzte ts leav1ng her attractton to Walnut men Eltnor Van Ormer Mary lane leaves her corn detasseltng sktll Its really somethtng too Marton Keupker betng very short and tn desperate need of out growtng her l1ttle gtrlness Evelyn Olson Ltzzte wtlls some poundage She needs tt and goodness knows L12 doesnt Ioyce Ltndelof Beulah leaves her much prtzed drtvers ltcense havtng heard loyce ts havtng trouble getttng one Genevteve Dahl Shtrley leaves the bumpy road to romance whtch she has traveled wtth the hope that for her tt wtll be a ltttle less trytng Duane Dtllon Davtd leaves that wolf ltke gleam tn hts eye wh1ch has such an overpower tng effect on the oppostte sex May he be Just as successful wtth 1t as Davtd has been Dorothy Morrts Btlly leaves hts beauttful curly hatr We wondered tf shed l1ke Btlly along wtth the curls but dectcled agatnst gtvtng htm away Gatl Swanson Alvera leaves her mustcal abtltty Not that we thtnk he parttcularly needs tt but a ltttle more wont hurt htm Ltla Roush Ltlltan leaves her closest netghbor She gtves htm gladly realtztng that people have dlSflnCllY dtfferent tastes on the subyect of boys Wtth htm however she gtves thts warntng He bears watchtng Norman Peterson Merle leaves hts prtvate well thumbed well worn copy of How to Get a Gtrl tn Four Easy Lessons When he ftnds one that successfully tells how to keep one hell present htm wtth that too Mr Moore we collecttvely wtll a ltcense that wtll allow htm to hunt anyttme anywhere Mrs Swanson mantla folder ftlled wtth typtng tests to remember her teachtng days at M H S Mtss Coleman a well behaved Sentor class Mr Ketst a ltght that automattcally turns ttself off when he forgets Mr Rtce an Ag class that wtll put away thetr tools Mtss Haselttne a yellow purse to replace her much worn red one Mtss Love an all gtrl study hall fThat ll be better than the Sth pertod study hall she had thts yearl Mr Iohnson-another class that wtll ptck up the1r pop bottles after games as we dtdl To the student body and faculty tn general we gladly bequeath our money maktng abtltty our lovableness the echoes of our laughter whtch we know wtll rtng long and loud our loyalty and responstbtltttes Any possesstons we leave such as love notes snap shots penctl stubs thumb tacks and bubble gum to whoever ftnds them We hereby acknowledge satd wtll to be our last wtll and testament Duly wttnessed and sealed on thts seventeenth day of May tn the year of our Lord one thousand ntne hundred forty stx TO: Alberta is leaving her height. I ERESHIES Once upon a trme rn the fall of 1945 a group of very nervous cared l1ttle krds started to Manlrus l'l1gh School They knew they drdnt know any thrng and were afra1d the rest of us would flnd tt out We drdl After lettrng them get a lrttle settled we gave them an 1n1t1at1on l-low cute they drd look rn the garbs selected for them Then we got so busy wrth our affarrs we pald no attent1on to them and do you know those sad scared pale green l1ttle thrngs began to thrtve and grow Some of the boys began to how a l1ttle athletrc ab1l1ty some of the g1rls began to get glances from the boys tn the upper classes They began to 1m1tate the other boys and grrls too some wrsely some unwtsely They ve lost that green look and those grade school ways and now they re really qutte a class Presrdent Lots Sanden Vrce Pres1der1t Dorothy Engles Secretary and Treasurer Grant Heuer Advrser Mr Moore Flrst Row R Rudrger D Engles L Sanden G Heuer V Schuneman Mr Moore Second Row R Nelson A Bollrver N Wrlkrnson M Lang G Wlrth Thlrd Row M DeSkeere D Coggrns M Yonk D Vandermoon V Lubbs C Gumphrey Fourth Row L Wrrth R Hubbard K McDonald D Hapner N W1se M WIISOH 'iir ASSEMBLY The assembly 1S the largest room ID the academlc part of our butldrng It IS the only room rn the bu1ldmg where the entlre student body meets at one trme Each student chooses a desk at the beg1nn1ng of the year where he keeps hrs books and prepares hrs lessons Some of us now occupy dtfferent seats not that we cant get along wrth our ne1ghbors but because we were too frrendly Each study hall per1od IS superv1sed by a faculty member Our study perrods are far from bemg bormg Along w1th our pranks we do attaln much knowledge although some of the teachers doubt th1s We are sure that the teachers knowledge of human act1v1t1es has been mcreased too Our l1brary IS located at the rear of the room We are proud of our three new tables and twelve new charrs that were purchased for our hbrary th1s year The hbrary consrsts of many educatronal and f1ct1onal books The students look forward to the mov1es and programs held rn the assembly Thts year a group of students from Carthage College and the quartette from Huntlngton College entertarned us Movles are scheduled for once a week Most of our movres are short reels w1th educatronal value, but we have had two longer reels Naturally the corrncs are en1oyed the most We are proud of our spactous, well equrpped assembly, whrch 1S comprrsed of mnety nme swell students :- 1 1 10 . . . . ., , . . , . 1 1 1 1 :- . 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L. s., I. xv IUNICDRS The Iuntors came to school last fall feel1ng pretty htgh and m1ghty So dtd the Sentors and they couldnt both feel ntgh and mtghty so the Iun1or dectded to lust be Jolly and they have been Nothing bother them much They sponsored a dance at whtch they had a wonderful t1me They dtdnt make much money but that dtdnt seem to bother them They ve had a few soctal affatrs but they really know how to put them on tn grand style and we re looktng forward to the annual Iun1or Senlor banquet They are gtvma a play at WDICD they w1ll show the1r dramatlc ab1l1ty and we dont doubt they have It In fact we the Semors do not hesttate ID the lea t to leave our re pon s1o1l1t1es 1n the1r hands Presldent W1lbur Ktng V1ce Pres1dent Eugene Schm1dt Secretary and Treasurer Alyce Iacobsen AdV1SSf Mxss Love Fxrst Row E Olson E Schmldt W Kmg A Iacobsen Mtss Love Second Row M Truedson M Keupker N Pe erson E Nelson G Dahl Thlrd Row E Van Orrner I Bolhvar L Iohnson I Olson L Roush Fourth Row M Hawksworth D Morrxs E Iohnson G Hurst I Ltndelof sir THE SO IOMORES So many boys and so few gtrls and the year they were supposed to be sxlly You re r1ght They have beenl They ve f1lled our happy school days wtth the1r gtggles They re champtons 1n everyth1ng champ1on ball players Cso they sayl champton paper wad throwers champlon dart makers cham p1on book throwersl Casttng all jokes astde thts IS a f1ne bunch of boys when they want to be The trouble IS they so seldom all want to be at the same txme They havent done much 1n a soc1al way th1s year but they d1d sponsor the best all school party we had Theres a good deal of athlettc abxhty among them and we look for great thtngs from them 1n the future Prestdent Gall Anderson Vtce Pres1dent Gerald Doty Secretary and Treasurer Martlyn Hadley Advlser Mrs Swanson F1151 Row I Gaunt I Carlson G Doty M Hadley R Gorman Mrs Swanson Second Row D Iacob en L Drafton L LcBal1n D Ien en I Steer Thxrd Row N Ktrlfpat rck R Oloff on R Vette W B rbcr G Etherldg K Ol on Fourth Row R Engles W Van DeVelde f' Han en C Vanderrnoon Fifth Row-M. 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' ' 12 ' L' I Q2 .,. . ,Cv rf ,,. , YI: I 4' I., 1 . ,v 1 ,ski QQXQXIEQXI I I fr, UT WI?-'Ni ' 'H G 'f,,f. gjfglvi,-iy'i.7' A 'g 5 '4' 7'ZZ7 ,Mf 10 7, if ,. - :Z - I 0 All .-is It AH., M5117 ..-fl .fl ff'-4 o A- aa- - 5 , ini I' ' .Y Y -'f ,nf ' 1? ,r , f-Xfvxf - I fr M23 ' in ' 1 1 X-X f fi .ASX 5 u, 5 'ix ought '1 a a la t refsor bu 1t a SENIOR PLAY GRANDPAS TWIN 31311512 Grandpa wa ad 1cted to ak1ng r'1ed1c1ne and ha 1ng antrum All the fam1ly was after h1 honey and fndou Na aft , andpa T array from he rn Q he de 1ded hed be taxen ser1o fr n a p o t of h1's 1 ag1nat onl Nould e t e only one allolve 1 'lla oo na ff 1 e a f d essed '11 elf up as a a y and fooled th :vhol LJTICW except one granddaughte h had he a t et on a young doctor who had h1 ere on ano her rremoer of the fa '1ly and also on grandpas money She managed to ge S1tuat1on o oughly muddled by t ll1ng each of the gold d1gg1ng re attve that tney .fo a et ne or ne and by a t na grandpa enaaged o the w1dow1 1nally th at1or D9 a 1, r e t e ff fr 1 t'1e garaen had to e fx rg d out o he ent1 'group Ct1 as follo fr Grandpa Hatcher Betty LOUI e Clara Dr Ralph Henry Collm Edgar MGQQ19 Adam N Pherson W1dOW N1l1an1 Donald Clernf-ntz Vahera Anclrefv Beverly Ol on Donna Lee Kmg Roland Drayton Davtd Daehler Merle Dale Anna Mae Gor'ndn R1chard Peter on Mary Iane Kolp IUNIOR CLASS PLAY MISS IIMMY e tory tame place a a e y e g1rlQ school Br1ar Mountc11n Coll ge for Women The plot revolve a ou d a Qtudent fro State brealund and enter1ng the jnrl dorm1tory m ION ere 1 o aet a re Nh1 h 1 h1 1n1t1c1t1on 1nto an eAclu we fratern1ty e 1r capture h1m and th eaten to holl h ran or or r o get d for the comlnj great ev nt the SCFIO Pro 0 fg1rl cceefl L 1 to b n eaw1er way to Q6 datee outie a So, ho o e at r1ar Mo11ntr11 C lleq o ho Maryorf Hawk war H Floren e her roo a e Alyce Jacob GW Cather1ne a lumor llV1HQ acro the n ll El1nor Van Ormer Dorn her Freshman roommate Geneneve Dahl Harr1et a Sen1or who l1V9H next 'loo Ltla Rousn Droopy the colo ed a of all NO lc Nor an Peter on lv' Watk1n's dea of Br1a Moun a1n Colleg aldtne Hurst hmmy a 'stray I1n or from th Sta e u'11ver 111 Prof Fraz1er Rhod cholar and 1n tructor 1n En'1l1 h Deo V 1lbur Kmg R1chard Mueller Edna Haseltme HITCH YOUR WAGON TO A STAR Ol' E ACT PLAY 1 1 the f1r t fear that Man u H1 '1 School ha o er choolw c the co n y Th1Q IS a e or fo ah pawabo nno e om unnv mv 'a eb th plav h hl Ca t ,sas a follows Mrs Henr1e'ta lan Snoot Uncle Hen 1, Cnarle Von Sroc oo me Tl' on Glor1a Gla ou red the d area' c Conte nl l-hah S '1ool to enter o 1 mo: o a x e Gerala e H1 R1cha Vet er e r 1 acD 1rcr Va O re Alyce Iaccbe n 'w1h ar d 1 ' 11 ' ' 11' 2 1 S, ' ' 's 11 1 ' a 1 ' 1 1 s ,er ar o aef 1 1 1 21 .e-.s 1 c' o l 1 ' :sly 1ll and his t' 11 s1ster, C or duo 1 1 '. 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Th':s 's ss 1 , li fs 'gl 14 ente - 1: 11 11 151 'T th- .s r f -1 t '1 I worthy if 51 r Ma 1111s cl . 1 . lt was 1umorous l j ut fx 1-lofi: 1 11h '-'f'ZI'If9'J: her n .o :tarrjr a 110 st Aft r 3 1e f 11, 1151 lc 1 e 1 A ends wit. 1 'S engagement 6 mo 11, star S ., 5 S , 1 ' 1 l 1 'in 1 zrst 1rj 1 ' rd 1 ' as '1 1 t K ri 1etl M onali T 21' 1:r:1ps 11 El. n r1.-r ' In r 'e FFA Presrdent Merle Dale Vtce Prestdent Btchard Peterson Secretary Wtlhs Barber Treasurer Wtlbur Kmg Parhamentartan loe lohnson Watch Dog Orv1lle Teske The F F A ts a nattonal organtzatton ot farm boys who are studyxng or who have studted vocattonal agrtculture ln the F F A boys are taught to conduct thetr own meetmgs by parhamentary rules Bestdes havtng regular meetrngs they may parttctpate tn Judgtng contests pubhc speakmg contests essay contests and other chapter contests Each boy IS requtred to carry a producttve pro1ect for at least stx months duratton One of thetr most suc cessful act1v1t1es tn recent years has been the1r swtne sale held each fall to dtspose ot therr hogs FHA Thts IS an orqantzatton of gtrls tnterested ln Home Ec The club planned the school Chrtstmas party a very successful undertatung Dunng the wtnter months the club served hot lunches to the students twtce a week All the members helped make thts undertakmg a great success tn a ttnancral way One of the best lunchs served had the tollowmg menu Hamburger Pte Carrot Sttcks Peach P1e Pop We served the Homecomlng Banquet, the Sportsman s Club Banquet, the Father and Son Banquet and a spectal dtnner to whtch Mr Moore mvtted the School Board We enyoyed prepartng th1s one partlcularly stnce tt was the hrst ttme we ever cooked pheasant and quatl Reporter .,,,....c,,,,...,,,,,c,c, ,.c,c,..,,,,, ,,...,c,c ..c,c,c, N o rman Peterson TYPING ll Under the pat ent supervis on o lflrs Swanson tne ten girls enrolled in the Typing ll class are Loretta len en Anna lfl Gorrnari Alvera Pont Alberta Fordnarn lflaizie Yonk Donna Lee King Beverly Olson Beulah Bedrens Doris Lee Bruhn and Mary lane Kolp We add the practical to the academic in th s Class as we did the typing lor the school paper fi rnonthlf edit on rnade C , ie o plays typed essays lor the Ag boys and have done variou report Card invitations announce ments and tests Tris class is cor iposed entirely Senior girls l aybe tliere ll be a boy or two to keep the girls company next ,feotr We hope sol THE PH YSICS CLASS Our class in Physics is an example ol our Science department Students Roland Drayton Merle Dale Donald Clementz lack Henson Richard Peterson William Etheridge and David Daehler Our instructor is Mr George Keist ol Force and Motion Work and Heat Electricity and Magnetisrr Sound and Wave Notion Ligfit Electronics and lnvisible Hadiations ln tl'ese different units we have worried problems and done experi nents prov rig the relation hips and rules We nave nad line tin e tnis year and we s ncerely liope tie next class will have as inuch lun HOME EC DEPARTMENT This department nas courses that are of interest to most of the girls Classes are in double periods and study cool: ng sewing infant care and general nousekeeping One of trie special dut es l the departrrent is plan ning for and serving banquets and re' e lu er at arties Al g ls who taice Home EC courses are also mei oe s of tne E H A Tie instruct s ifliss Love , . , I A , , . A Q . l . i ., l , . i s , . . i , a. , ' , ' A . X , . , . it I T X . J X i fi oo' fs l J . . f - ,. . A 2 nf ' I f A. A . A Q. -, ll l i l . ' l F . . ln Physics we have studied these subiectsi the properties ol Fluids, Laws ' ' ' I i i . ' A ' ' a . 1 ' T ri E ' ' . l s ' 2 o . ' A A ' . .r n .fs . D i i i it ' ' , S n' r i ' , 2 ' ' or i' ' ' , OUT OF THE ORDINARY it Here s our Hedy LaMarr and Handsome Vandsomel The poll was taken rn the assembly wrth the underclassmen domg the votmg The verdrct you ve undoubtedly recogmzed them on the oppostte page They re none other than Anna Mae Gorman and R1chard Peterson Glamorous? We were very proud to have a member of our school and of the Semor Class as County 4 H Queen Beverly Olson was grven thts honor and we feel none other could have fxlled the posrtxon so charmrngly lm sure all of you w1ll agree To arouse a ltttle rnterest rn our yearbook the Semors voted on the most ser1ous Sentor greenest Freshman s1ll1est Sophomore and Jollrest Iun1or Merle Dale was Chosen as the most Serrous Senror lf you thmk Merle rsnt ser1ous thmk what the remamder of the class must be llkel Wrthout a moment s hesrtatron Dean Hapner was chosen to represent the Freshmen From the prcture can you doubt? Have you ever met Gall Anderson? lf you have you ll understand our cholce for hlm as the Stllrest Sophomore It not you dont know what you ve mrssed There was a httle compet1t1on here wtth a blonde classmate Geraldme Hurst better known as Iolly was selected as the Iolltest lumor She certamly itts the saymg to pertect1on We wonder how she s gomg he gets to be a Sertous Sentor Maybe she can follow 1n to manage when s Merle s footsteps Cn .,- 4 I , ,. .V 1 . , . , t , - . , . . . . - f . tt V. 4 I . . . , . , . 30:4 H 4 -T ..-gn .X S wif.- lf?.'l P ' ..?:u' ZsX J-'J JU-Q: -pq.: . 55.95- '..'Zv:f4 2 7' PRF: 'g',55l5x .LPQQML '-by-f -:fy-1-a , .4 y BEST xoox 3 4 H QUEEN fi QREENEST FRESH-HE CHEER LEADERS lt is a custom here for the student body to select two of their members for cheer leaders for the school year. This time the election was unusually inter- esting since Donna Lee King had the most votes, but two other girls had the same number, so the tie had to be voted off. In the second voting Alyce Iacobsen received more votes than her opponent. These two girls have worked hard and faithfully at their job. When things looked very discouraging and the cheering section began to go into a sort of blue slump these girls kept right in there cheering for their team and bolstering their fellow students until the end even though when the last second ended we were too often on the small end of the score For a couple of loyal hard working girls perform ing a rather thankless job we say three cheers CAMPUS CATCH ALL This publication tries to live up to its name and catch all the important events the particularly good ideas the news of various classes the athletic events the gossip and all the iokes flying about We pass them on to the student body so they may be relived and laughed at again The paper is published the last week of each month lt has paid for itself this year through its sale at a small sum and the advertising of people in our district We par ticularly like the Jokes in pictures that our artists have so carefully drawn With everyone doing his particular Job the paper has been a success The people who are responsible are Faculty sponsor Miss Coleman Editor Merle Dale Alyce lacobsen Busi ness Managers Eugene Schmidt lames Carlson Art Editors Norman Peter son Roger Hubbard Sports Editor Dick Oloffson Ioke Editor Geraldine Hurst Reporters Norman Peterson Marilyn Hadley Mary lane Kolp Mar iory Hawkworth Iarnes Carlson Mervyn Wilson THE MIRRCR Editor Beverly Olson Assistant Editor David Daehler Business Manager Merle Dale Sports Ricnard Peterson Class Historian Mary E Miller Art Editor Billy Etheridge Advisor Miss Coleman The Mirror is the annual yearbook published by the Senior Class We wish to thank the business men of Manlius and surrounding cities for the purchase of advertising space which made the Mirror possible We the Senior Class hope that you will find the Mirror of l946 interest ing and entertaining and that in years to come it will bring back pleasant reflections of your days at Manlius Township High School Activity Editor L , ,,,. ,, . .. ,.....r, ,, L. ,..s , ,t,i Loretta Iensen AG FARM SHOP The Ag Farm Shop IS the long bu1ld1ng at the east end of the school grounds It was reburlt and courses rn farm shop started after Mr Rrce came here ln 1942 The equrpment of the shop IS a welder a drlll press two anvlls several forges and many small th1ngs Some of thrs has been acqu red recently from ordnance plants Some ot the thlngs the boys do are burldrng of hog houses sell feeders and prg brooders One of our protects has been the repa1r1r1g and parntmg of machrnery for farmers rn the commumty We also bought old machmery repalred pamted and sold 1t Mr Rrce succeeded rn acgurrrng some amrnunr tron boxes from a nearby ordnance plant These we have u cd for lumber rn varlous prolects We have burlt permanent pens lor our annual hog sale a tall event STUDENT CCDUNCIL Senror Members Valrera Andrews Rrchard Peterson Iuruor Members Geraldrne Hurst Norman Peterson Sophomore Members Donna L lacobsen Rlchard Oloffson The Student Councrl rs the student government of M H S There are erght members two from each class elected by popular vote Mr Moore IS the adv1sor The group has regular meetmgs where such thlngs as assembly programs recreatron all school actrvrtres and rules for athletrc events are d1s cussed and proper rules tor each are decrded upon The counc1l acts 1n a democratrc way relyrng on the ma1or1ty of student oprnron The gtrls attended the State Conventron of Student Councrls held at Sprrngtreld 1n November SEXTETTE The grrls sextette IS quxte an rmportant musrcal group tn our school The members are Mary Elrzabeth Mrller Marlory l-lawksworth Loretta Iensen Geraldrne Hurst L1la Roush and Vera Schuneman The gtrls have entered the d1str1ct IIILISIC contest sung for dlfferent soc1al tunctrons and appeared on school programs We are proud of these grrls who srng so beautltully to gether and are happy to denote that two members are Semors N. , ' . 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I f :E ' l' ' . h ' d ' ' 'r rr. u l lr ' rrll- QV W SQUAD CASUALTIE OACH HREKS x........-q ACK AVID BASKETBALL Th1s year twenty boys reported for practfce on Novemoer 10 The boys that were back from last year s squad were as follows Eugene Schmtdt Wrl our Krng Btchard Oloffson Gall Anderson and Iames Carlson Manlfus fac ng a very tough schedule dtd not make a very good show mg th1s year We fmfshed fourth rn the L1ttle Erght conference though we were rn there ftghtmg all the tfme As usual our most excrtmg qames were wrth Shetheld Tne real thrlller was at the Lrttle Exgnt Tournament when the Bed Devrls and the Cardtnals went 1nto two overtrmes wfth Sherfreld emergmg vrctor after a hard frght At the county tournament Manltus beat Lalffoflle but were put out of the runnrng by Walnut m the next game At the D1str1ct Tournament at LaMo1lle we had a close game w1th Bureau Townshlp w1th our wmnrng by 3 pomts however Ohfos team sparked by therr tall center Klng proved too rnuch for us m the second game The future looks better for oasketball next year stnce Schm1dt Krng Oloffson Anderson and Carlson who were of the urst ten thts year w1ll be back w1th these excellent substttutes Iohnson Hanson Vetter Wtlson Olson and some Freshmen Annawan Propnetstown Mtneral Bradford Buda Walnut Trslalwa Shefffeld DePue Manltus lvfanhus lVfanl1us Manlrus Manltus Manltus 'Vfanhus lffanllus 'vfanltus SCHEDULE M Neponset Lalvfoflle DePue Wyanet Bradford Bureau Twp Buda Shefheld Q fanllus Manlrus lffanhus lfanhus Manlfus lffanltus lffanltus lffanllus Sir 30 . ' , 36 . 36 lf A Princeton , 33 Manlius. , . 25 Walnut 40 lffanlius ' 62 ' .. . , 27 ' 30 ' ' . 55 ' , , , 22 , 40 - ' 57 ' . 45 27 I ' . .. 32 ' , so 29 45 ' , , .37 ' L t,,.. ,,,, 3 5 . 24 ' ' 32 . ' . L, . 27 28 1 ' A , 45 . ' , L 25 ' 45 ' ,, M54 t ' .L 26 .QLXHMJ K r 'Af ff BAQKETBALL Haas SCHMIDT After a mrd season bout w th tl'e fl lfgg came b ck to become a lead n pomt maker as well as a c npetent defenstve man ltaas and Ktng acted as co captatrts mo t of t'1e season fluntorl WILBUR KING Wtlbur offsets lack of stze wtth peed and llgnt Toarned wtth Qloffson they formed a capable patr of brrngtng the ball down the court on otfen e and played the front lne on defense Wrlburs offenswe forte was long hots and hls drlbble tn hots from a Corkscrew pos1t1on fluntorl IAMES SLEEPY CARLSON hm also emerged from a mtdsea on bout wtth tlne flu tn trme to play a bang up game agarnst Walnut Hts work the rest of the season rmproved con stderably l-hs he ght made htm a valuable man under both backboards fSopnomorel DICK OLOFFSON Drck a fast boy on the basketball floor has a good one handed shot l-lere 15 very good mater1al for next year fSophomorel GAIL ANDERSON Gatl has speed and aggre stveness Gatl a very good shot from the free prorr ses to develop tntc a xery good offensrve player fSophomoreD IOE IOHNSON loes speed and accuracy wrth hrs passmg ard shoot1ng made lum a valuable man on our team He wtll be a great asset to the team tn the next two years fSophomorel CALVIN HANSON oalvms dead eye on h s one hand push shot proved he w1ll hold o steady place on the team 1n tne next few years fSophomorel x t. 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' f.ff,,1 31 ?f11'1C'ffY1 IK1 v v X' TRACK TRACK LETTERMEN FROM LAST YEAR Dtck Oloffson lS fleet of foot and able to take 1t He usually gets off to a good start and makes successful passes rn the relays although somettmes he has had us plenty scared Dtcks ab1l1ty and love for athlettcs wtll help h1m to make Manltus track seasons successful for the succeedmg two year Max Hubbard has had the mtsfortune to have a rather severe rllness at the begmnrng of the 46 track season BGSIDQ our ludgment on hts past record we feel sure he lS gomg to be able to chalk up some potnts for Manltus thts year lack Henson ts very fleet of foot He has excellent runntng form loves the sport and lS wtllmg to work hard and long at 1t He has already made a great number of potnts for Manltus thts year We have great hopes of hrs placmg tn the Drstrtct and County Meets He has an excepttonally good record tn the 440 Wrlbur Krng ts one of those athletes who IS always trymg He doesnt care for track as much as basketball and football but he goes out and makes potnts for hrs team whtch IS what counts He has good form rn the low hurdles and lS a valuable member of the relay team A Garl Anderson lS a good hurdle man and makes hms presence known tn the pole vault Hts hurdle form lS excellent and thts lS one place where he cant talk whtch rs really hts outstandtng characterrsttc , , 12? 1 - , , , A 7 T - , , . , . been oLorr5oN - Low nu.nuu'! 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ELD ILLINOIS Phone 389 BLST WISHES TO TI-IE CLASS OF 46 V KNUTE CS IOE SHEPPIELD ILLINOIS ,, . - I ,, 'LA 1,3 M X14 I I D f. , I A A IM, T 1 , JL . ur' , f7 ., A I L Dams CS Hopkms Lumber Ccbmpcmy DRINCETOF KASREER OHIO D FARMER S STATE RANK Dfihmlimg ILUNQIS ,I 1 G1 SJ ON' Jrplu 350 UUU rbor reder I Def 1t Tm urfmce Cor orcxuom WINGER S Blue Rlbbon Store QUAL1 GHG LRI W TFATQ one 19 LL 1 9 If IC east' GENSTER DRY GGODS N-1EF QLD L L1OIS N , W' I L W 4 A I , A , I ' r 1 . 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S-e The r: 2'ff I4 acc! wr .. ri ' Sf? D. E. Pump CS Co. XPTIYICFJI. M :s QFIIIIIIIII Store C. I. . . . , i5 I Y' fx ' D ' Lf 4 ' ' If f it STYLE MART CLOTHES IAI HATTAN SHIRTS MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR I ANEIELD CLOTHING IOS East Thlrd Street STERLING IMPLEMENT STORE IOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT WHITE MOTOR TRUCKS 203 East Tturd Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 46 EOR SODAS DRUGS AFD SUNDAES IAMES TROTTER WYAIIET ILLINOIS WYANET HARDWARE THE STORE WITH THE FRIENDLY SERVICE Phone L 59I ' I I - I I I 'ff I . iff -.Tr STERLING, ILLINOIS STERLING, ILLINOIS if STOP AT TROTTERS V I Ti? I KT I KRIEGER S GARAGE Generol Auto Repounng TRA TOR SERVT E ONTO ILLINOIS O TL fENtS CL SS OE SUPREME TCE CREAM CO TTON TLLII O1 MOORE S HATCHERY T est N I TON o A Good Ptoce to Buy TWE TASS OE Rureou County Form Bureou Form Rureou Tnsuronoe Servlce Bureotu Servloe Chlckens l Compony Tw ti W t W I I wt t T F' ' , Tl .X ' MG ' kf ,,-A A 1 Tr F. A I Mm. t . ff A - C C 1 I 'S BEST WTSHES TO I C, T 13-25 Phone R25 t 520 N. ffmn A PEINCQ' IT ., ILIQTTOTS sq QE I .. I-I. H. IAOUET if Form Equlpment Trootor ond Repours WALNUT ILLINOIS Phone L33I LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING AND CORN SHELLING ALLEN S TRUCKING CO Phone 41 or R662 Iohn TruIson Co DRUGS PAINTS AND WALL PAPER Phone E315 PRINCETON ILLINOIS IENSEN Automomo MUSIC Company PRINCETON ILLINOIS P ore 970 COIN IIACI-IINE OPERATORS I , I , xx' A .. I I I MCDONALD S Mochme CS Repolrs Also HO IE EQUIP AENT NEW BEDFORD Phone Thomo 283 CONGRATU ATIOI S CLASS O 1946 HORTON Home Apphonoe Store OVER 25 YEARS Phone 4o2o CARLSON S CLOTHES SHOP Men s cmd Boys Apparel PRIN ETON ILLINOIS HAROLD IARDINE Pro HOTPOINT The Nome Eferybodf Knows 'IK WIND POWER ELECTRIC PR1NoEToN ILL Nols , . - . 1 Z' ' ' if? I . I . ' ll 3 PRINCETON M ,N I .X y fi? 1 l I 97 YN C , S - , I .A I y- KNOWLTON INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance 1n A11 Its Branches FARM LOANS Telephone Home 323 Offrce 313 SHEEFIELD ILLINOIS W B WISE M D VETERINARIAN Ca11 Day or Nrght Ofhce Phone 318 Resrdence Phone 473 Phllgas Propane Ranges Charles W Iohnson HARDWARE SHEFFIELD ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1946 We apprecrate your buslness of the past and so11c1t your further patronage and good w111 THOMAS GREENI-IOUSES SI-IEFFIELD ILLINOIS . . , . . C. fir iff See Our New Line of 5,3 iff' ' , O O 'res 1 IYICTVJIC me BEST WISHTS TO THE ASQ OE BRIGHT SPDT DRINCETQN TLLTNOS ANDEBSQN CS MQSSHABT PBTNDETOT TLLTNOT5 Orc T351 LEAEY LANE DAIRY DRTV ETON ILL NCIS THE BEAUTY SHQP BORIS AOPAN PBINEETGN ILLINQIS PCISTGUTIZDCT for Your e m3 Protectlon T , E115 y 'gr H9 2 :ments and Aj, Sf ' FS rj CL Q5 ix! the i Nl 11 . - , 1. .7 fl' f 'T' . M - '.JrjQr1e Billcx, TfTfII'1CI'QjCf Ph , 1. N N I I I N K V I A IC X, I . i ,. T W in T V - nic: E A T 1 T T ' T I 5 General Merchandise and Fresh Meats IOI-IN W THOMAS THOMAS ILLINOIS DR. W. H. KINDT Dentist OIIce Phon 158 Res Phone L97I WALNUT ILLINOIS MCCARTI-IY S SUPER MARKET GTOCGIISS and Cold Meats WALNUT ILLINOIS Knaloe Hardware CS Sheet Metal Works Z n th Rad Washe Pho ROCK FALLS 'ir if? I e if if 'ZZ - Kelvinator Refrigeration e I Ios, rs ne II8 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE I 'dv f. BONDED SERVICE STATION UNIFORM' QUALITY Where You Con Always Save PRINCETON ILLINOIS E BECKER Mgr 'WE AIM TO PLEASE' WYANET LOCKER PLANT Phone L 1581 WYANI T ILLINOIS Howard A Iohnson FUNERAL DIRECTOR HOME FURNISHINGS e Res ce R IONES MARKET GTOCSTISS ci Meats ANLIUS lf A. TeIephor1e3 X Phone R 5-QI I I ,, v Ster G2 f lden ISI I I I II II MOTOR INN CAPE Good E ood for Hungry PeopIe YORKTOWN ILLINOIS SCHMITTS DRUG STORE Pomts WoIIpoper DR PESS VL TERINARY PRODUCTS WALNUT ILLINOIS CITIZENS STATE BANK Insu ,moe Corpo otlon WALNUT ILLINOIS M M POWER Eorrm Equlpment CHARLES R AIOR WALNU ILL NOIS wA- 1 x .fe 1-I , , f. 'Af lfi ,.l. If ', Y . I ,I Member of Eederod Deyoosxt 'ff I YF ' r ' 'N K I 'gif 'T' 7. v . 1, I I I I FARMER S ELEVATOR TA APICO LLLINOIS T1 H Best W1ShGS to the Class of 1946 GGNIGAM BASS HILL CCDMPANY CBH WAY HQMES INCQRPORATED WALMT LUNG I , v sep. one 554Rmg 2 N, is AND 7 - I 'Y ,1 TS s e P e -ee eeee ee ef-we eeee H N Cam SHELLING AND HAULING Cement and Carpentry Garage Work and Servlce Statran BILL HANSEN rrw Bri RD uma N S ICDHNSON M Q r 199 A N W r r . wx H 'Q i rw Era 5 , :rs N N. X l 5 M gr . . , .D Q smirrriirrr rrimais 1 Nr, ., A ir W N5 V U r N OREBNERS SHOE STORE FOR DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR STERLING ILLINOIS DE ANNE S SI-IOP Enema from Sterhng The model Shoppe 'ILY IONES Prop Ready to Wear I 1lImer,' II IaVe t Thmrd Street STERLING ILL SMITH S GROOERY Fme Ouahty Oracemes and eats A ILIUS ILLII OIS Fuerte IOI I f' if - ri? 'A lf? I Et., I ,. f - A X U md LGCI1915' FUYUISITIUQIS Erezii Fruits and Vegetables S . f. KI xx v I I , w I Wyanet Elevator and Feed Store COAL AND FEEDS OF ALL KINDS V R SMITI-I WYANET 1LL1No1s Mao S Garden Shop ine Seed1e t Place ID Town I L MCKINNEY PRoPR1EToR Bu k or Packet Garden and 215 Fust Avenue ROCK FALLS ILLINOIS Phone 2262 H F DAGGETT Flexall Drug Store Roox FALLS E Wheelock G Sons Furnlture Co Home Furn1sh1ngs and Appl ances ROCK FALLS Phone 129 'ir uk D v vi? I IM Flower Seeds . . iff' I S. . Sf? if . I I I IINL PRINTING SINFL 7 REPUBLICAN PRINTING CC PRINCETON ILLINOIQ We are Iflppf to I we pcxrtlcl Cited IF the 1 fmufqctu e of ,IOL splendmi fecxrboox Cor1grc:1tuIc1t1on5 to the CICISS OI I945 RICHARD E LEE D D S HW SCUII1 A IN STREET PRINCETOI ILLIIN OI CONGRATULATIONS TC THE CLASS OE 45 is QL, ' ' if I ' . ' Greetmgs cmd COHQTGTUIGTIODS Class of 1945 PROT' THE NATIQNAL BANK QF STERLING OPFI ERS George Qchurremcm Presrdent W L Kerdrrcks Vlce presxderrt cmd Cdshrer Howard A F ellmger Assmtdnt Cdshe Homer Turner Assrstdnt Cushrer CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or 46 MANLIUS LUMBER CGMPANY Lumber Cement Bullders Supphes Serb Feed Glass Pdmt AI Lrue TL HTOS 'L , 'iff' VN P . KJ . L, ..,,,,,,,,,,.., .,,, ..,. , , . . . V . 1. , ,.,,, , ,.., , , ' I I' A 1 N ,,,,.... . ,.,. , ,,.,,,,,,, r T , - A . r Q? V' . , . 5 V1 Rl 1 ' f' T X ' 1-. J , . 1. v 1 A G HEUER Electrlfal Sel me Truekmj Telepheme L 201 Mcmhu Hlmel FRANK GHAMPP ci SQNS POJITIY Cream CI d Egg Red Comb Feed 1 .1 'Y',1 , , ' C J , . F . .C Q LJ I . :ex ' N W . , L, D D PIPER SPEEDIGGER Cortgrcitukxtlons C1055 of Prmceton 1111r1o1s MAR IEAN VARIETY if 105 West Second Street Rock PC1115 1111I'101S Sk ' '46 755 R. 1. PIPER MPG. CG. Congrdtuldtlons dnd Best Wlshes YOUR OW? FIRST NATICDNAL BANK QE MANLIUS vt TORY Bettis WE WRITE IT AII Type ot Insurance INCH WUAIITY tew VOST Protect yoursett under the new sdtety Idw by Adedudte Auto Insu dnce THE SCI-IUNEMAN AGENCY I W F' T KJ N E. D. I. C, :Ar L-I S ' 1 -Y , I A X. .j .L-A. I . ,lf TEX!-XCQ PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Qur Lme ot Petroleum Products IS Complete We Corry on dmpte stock We sholl endedvor to render servlce ot dll tlmes ond sohcrt Vour busmess on thls bdsls Every order W111 hdve our eornest dttentlon No order too smoll to be gredtly dpprecloted We Smcerely Invlte Your Grders BOLLMAN DIL CCDMPANY Drstr butors Texaco Pet ole duct MANLIU5 tLLINGto A if Qffrce R172 Telephofte H A. CG?3kCY R-751 ,Lf f 1 . r 11:11 Pro 55 Comphments of Chesters CO CHESTER S Sterhmg 111111013 FLQYD D GUSTAFSCDN Llvestock Hcrulmcf cmd Buymg JT 1 WALFI1 ,IL N013 Pllcmo Q.-1211 Rest Wishes to the Class ai '46 A K C11 Staheh Refreshments W I STTCKLE WALTU mumes PCR BETTER PICTURES Three Changes a Week WALNUT THEATRE f J ILL val I T 1. . fx Y S d Monday Tuesday' G Wednesday Friday CS S 1 CI TJALIIT T, TI S Comphmehts of SEARS RGEBUCK of COMPANY Prior r-3 2 5 Prrhoetoh Hhhors STERLIN rrrrors Prhe Clothes for More Thoh 30 Yeor Your fother ourchosed hrs groduo roh clothes here why hot you? SULLIVANS BEST WISI-IES PRINCE CASTLES ICE CREAM MANUUS GRAIN AND CCAL CCMPANY Telephone 49l Mclnllus lllmels 5 l Gram! Feed, Fuel, and Fertilizer Thls Is Your Store 1I nt parm Y Nor! ugfleewon and rm d1c ote our poI1 y You hore In e STVIC9 b nefts of cz once p Ior the th1no fog FI ed JH r' ,lol 11 :I at e pre o pay our Obl 11 o 1 ms L1 c ce uIIf TAYLQR of IENSEN 1 C HI FEILLI ILLII OIS B L I-IUDSQN Eme Eumuure I!IorI1C1or1 Ambukmce SGIVICS Day cmd NIQFII WYAIITT ILLINOIS TI-IE WYANET PRINT SI-IOP Pubhsher o Jnot Record OI HoroId S'1eII1eIcI TIIMGS -v IOI3 PRINTERS PUBLISHERS Telephone IZI CHARLES L I-IEUER Mobdgos SGIVICS WYANLT ILLINOIS 4.7 V4 Every customer 1.s fl 5' e or I b V I our ' .s, 5 4 3 C - :mms t 'C S ' th 3 ' e I 5 ' 1 - ' N P of cup IY JD ' I e , 'r . e. ' I eed their: on th przoe you fer t ' II's A A ' Igcuo I Iulf II t fj ty :su - A I ssf ' . ' J L3 J, PI Q1f1l1Iy 'lothez ,, , . , . .3 . J, . A A W 'lei' ' f . I . . Wvf -f Iio . I VI. T E2 CASIS Ire-ordouorrters Ro eIIs I SoIt Drmks Scmdwmwes Curb Se VICG Summer I onthe Route 5 34 BULCVA WATCH TIME KELPSAKE DIAMONDS NVCIICII Repo ng o SpecIoIIt Hamm the IeweIer PRINCETON ILLINOIS SANITARY MARKET R D sWANSoN Cho ce Rot e Dressed eo ond Fancy CfrocerIe PRI LTCN ILLINOIS Wyonet Motor Court S TANDARD SERVICE CAFE ABINS We Ap, recmte Y Ir Patron Je .I ' A . for sz '. ce Cream I T7 ,N il? ' . . . T,-2 v ' 1' . , JA - . , IrI y wA P1 pri' .Lys T I PRINCETGN, ILLINCIS C . if , , I I .. II .. -I ts f-N' 4 L1 S J, Ll I-f-I I I o ' , CI ' of I-C , .v . I I I I MANLIUS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS IJIANLIUS ILLINOIS RALPH HAPNER P opmetor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 I --, rl WM. I-I. DABLER ci SONS MANLIUS ILLINOIS qrdware Plumotng and Heatmg QUALITY FIRST FOSTER S VANCE MAYTAG COMPANY is? Maytag Washers and Ironers Genutne Estate Heatrolas STORE LIectr C and Gas Ranges Stewart Warner Refr gerator A1 tencan Pants V rntsnes Prlnceton III1no1s Plwef mf E Umem Phone 801 Prmcetcn III DOIS L 1 J' ,Y Aff IAF , r ' A TX I AP - I 1 Burpee Tin Canning Supphes I ' . I ., G 'I I A . .. . 57 MANLIUS DRUG STORE Hey Bros Ice Cream Sched Supphes MANLIUS ILLINOIS BLAIR SOUSER Dstributor for ChrysIer cmd PIymoutI'1 RADIO SERVICE MURPHY S STOCK FOOD IXIANLIUS ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I94R HARDWARE fi IIJIPLEMENTS ANLIUS ILLINOIS GRAY S CAFE DINNER SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS D 'ue L771 IAANLIUS ILLINOIS .Aff D if? I I if? ir' I ik . SUPREME ICE REAM M. E Schmldt ci Son I C ,fy M Y ky v .ie. WR1G1'1T'S 66 SERVICE STATICDN 223 East Third Street Phone 175 Sterling 1111I'101S Yoiill Like Our Repair Stock and Service Phone R-261 IQHN DEERE Iotiri Deere Tractors Rower Equipment Earrri Hardware TRUMAN ESMOND WALT Ur rumors First State Rank WALNUT iLLiNois er iber Eederai Deposit surarce Corco at ori LECNARD LAMBERT Smc1air Service Station SIHEFEIELD ILUNOIS Jv VA v A PX .lf N 1 1 V A .I,. , . X: Y i .' y 1 .YL A Y i A SCHMIDT SALES AND SERVICE Chevrolet cmd POHTICIC Cars GAS OILS ACCESSOR ES AUTO REPATRHNG TEES Mcmhus HTlI'1OlS PHONE H21 Our Best Wlshes to the Class of 46 BOWMAN BROS SHOE STORE Q EAST HIRE ST E T Sterlmg TH1HOlS f . .fi Y f- '- f 1 T . T I 'JS vi I - I we 'P 1 D 1' l L L 1. 1. I A . L. H!-KDE MCDTCDR CCD. Your Ford Dealer PRN r'roN rrmo CNCJHATULAT ONQ T TPI LASQ Or 17 IMPLEMENT CQ 3 Fx CX LI 3 ICDSEPHSGN ci SCN fsmfr mm Prmoeton Hhnols MQLINE MQTORS mm or DLALERS Do-Soto Plymouth oe9 Wet o r JM L VON ILLIP CIS nt ed Us C1 .ff-f ' Q' A, 'J' Lx' ' ' ICI , f' 'X fS 1 I C X' H f if 'ff' ' , mf. .A V- .A O 1,, x, ','r'7 - . ' fx' 1 Ph ri 119 1 LL r Nqr' -f - A. ,. , . ,Q A -1 mor :Jon-. Y - r PF If I' , I PRI ITEIT LF, IL RIGHT jf I 1 Quito 9 Q ' for' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DLASS OE Cold Drlnks Confecflonery Gas O11 New Bedford IlIrno1s Phone Manhus 473 RASHID BROTHERS New Bedford III1no1s Phone Thomas 213 E C STICKEL HARDWARE NEW BEDFORD ILLINOIS Phone Thomas 2810 Phone Iffanhus 431 E L TESKES GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES Phone Thomas Exchange New Bedford IIIIHOIS A '46 ik .. ' 55? ir Smitties BB Service Phone MCMUS 384 Tir I fi? I I CCDNGRATULATIQNS TCD THE Frank Gmmpp ESL Sons CLASS QF we YE? 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