‘se. 7a A HAROLD LIENHART RUTH AUSTIN EMILY J. DEWHIRST JUNIOR WALLER SUGENE WESTBROOK ifARTHA SNIDER 2ELDA HICKS — MILDRED RILEY Se 7 qz . SOPHOMORES Pe SRR i=? AS nabs. aS x 5 eB i Viger oe ‘piss rete ¢ ve ee Ver a ee ee JACK TROXELL HARRIET BUNNER MARY J. CRAMER DONALD PULLIAM RUTH A, FOULKE ELOISE CRABTREE BETTY ADAMS . EMERSON CRISMAN Officers. PRESIDENT—RUTH AUSTIN. VICE-PRESIDENT—CHARLES ‘MILNES. TREASURER—HARRIET BUNNER. SECRETARY—EMILY JANE DEWHIRST. | : a ve teed - , : . Z - ‘24 ’ | ; sity Pe ae rma) gs ete +) : ben np D,; ie: ae iP 4 ca bees A aio CHARLES MILNES ALDA STULLER HUGH PULLIAM WILMA SHOEMAKER CLARA BRENNING VIRGIL OGDEN WARNER SMART JAMES VANTRIES
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WHAT’S AHEAD? School's out! Exams over! Books closed!—and the school year is at an end! Then what’s ahead? How is one to spend the next three months without school friends? To me, vacation is a time to spend in leisure, but in the kind of leisure which improves one’s health, physically and mentally. It is time to do some of the many, many enjoyable pastimes put aside during the past nine months. Of course, I shall not be able to do all; but it will be a pleasure to dabble here and there at will. If all dreams and plans come true, I first of all, intend to see part of the World's Fair. Aside from trips to Indiana - polis and smaller towns, my travelling will be limited—quite so. How fortunate you would be if I could transfer to Maroa one of the lakes near my hcme! Within thirty miles there are eleven good-sized bodies of water, suitable places for swim- ming. There will I spend a goodlier portion of my time dur- ing vacation. There won't be much for me to do, however, aside from tennis, sailing, fishing, dancing, playing bridge, boating, paint- ing, writing, sewing, stenciling and, last but not least reading. The very first minute I have will find me burried away in my room with my nose in either one of those lovely books, given to me by the Junior Class. Yes, I promise to read many good books to recommend to M. C. H. S. students next year. May I not expect the same from them? What a thrill it would be to hear trom some Maroaians during the summer! Yes,—and I shaii be ever so anxious to return again when school days are the most pleasant in Maroa. —MISS FERREE. My Plans for the Summer June first and graduation means a vacation for all theo ctudents and most of the teachers. Not so in my case. At least all the rest of the students and faculty will be cee: picd differently, if at ail. Of course, I will not meet my classes in the class room, but I will see them in the fields besides their projects. At least every two weeks I will have about twenty- five boys and girls to visit at their homes. There I will visit their projects, advise and help them in some phase of their work and record progress made. Besides my regular vocational students, I have two live 4-H clubs which will be meeting twice a month during the summer. I attend these meetings and help plan for them. June 7, 8, 9 there is a 4-H club tour to the tniversity. June 16 and 17 will be the State Vocational Judging contest at Cham- paign, which my boys always attend. July 12 will be the County 4-H Judging contest tor which I must prepare a tcam, and I am asked to help provide the place for said contest. During August there will be the Vovational fair at Monti- cello and the 4-H club show at Decatur and the state fair. Besides all this, I have a week’s conference at the univers- ity in the latter part of June and I would like to spend a few days at the World’s fair. I am supposed to get a month’s vaca- tion during the summer, bt with this program ahead of me, I will do well to get a few days. berore I know it school will be ready to start again in the fall and I won’t have all done that I had planned for. —F. B. NORTON. Vacation I shall spend part of the summer in White Hall with my father, and part in East Alton with my sister. I hope to at- tend the fair for a day or Two. —L. ELLEN GARRISON. ve - oe ° ove e e ° . We ER RO 2 Sooke te oleele oleet foolerd - ate water ys wee wae wae P° s oerest noelestoctestes oy Dee) “7 J ¢ sae 7 hehe °° @ he vee tee , . % more, °° on OA . 4% » 2 ome ,° tes DR. C. M. WOOD “a . ote - . +. ¢ oS Le J ° . t - ¢ % @ @ ate a tat Mee %. 6 J @¢ @ ote) Secheoteclectecteclectectectoctoote . - -“ ot ot - ot ots os — . ¢ Foe we Or Dx: 2. 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