Mattoon High School - Riddle Yearbook (Mattoon, IL)

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CATHERINE VOLLMER-I 'Kotsey' ' Eternal sunshine in her face was found. CATHERINE YOLLMER-French Play C1255 French Correspondent C125. MYRTLE TOWNLEY-' 'Myrt' ' A doer of deeds as well as a singer of songs. MYRTLE TCWXLEY-Basketball C10, 1155 Alumni Editor of Riddle C1255 Oratorieal Contest C1255 Chorus C9,1O, 11,125. MARGUERITE WARD-' 'Ward' ' Divine1y tall and stately she appears. MARGUERITE WARD-Basketball C95 10, 115 1255 Glee Club C1055 Chairman of Menu Committee of Junior-Senior Cireus C1155 Christmas Play C1255 Prophet-y Committee of Senior Riddle Stal? C125. SYBIL VICKREY-- Syb Gay without folly, good without pretense. SYBTL Yl'CKREY7Glee Club C1055 Chairman of Flower Committee C1155 Cooil English l'ag'eant C1052 indictment Committee Senior Riddle Stalfg Freneh Play C1255 Civics Trial C125. THELMA YOUNG-' 'Whistler' ' A plea-sing countenance is no slight advantage. THIGLMA YOUNG-Gays High School C9, 1055 Program of .lunior-Senior Circus C1155 Menu Com- mittee of Junior-Senior Circus C115. EDWARD WHITE- Whitey 'fOh, rank is good, and toil is fair. EDWARD VVHI'l'EwFootball C115 1255 Basket- ball CQ, 10, 11, 1255 Track C10, 11, 1255 Manager C1255 Decorating' Committee of Junior-Senior Cireusg Pro- gram of Junior-Senior Circus: Chairman of Prophecy Committee of Senior Riddle Staff C1255 Christmas Play C1255 French Play C1255 French Correspondent C125. JEWELL YOUNG-' 'Bijou' ' Here still is a smile that no cloud can o'ercast. JEWELL YOUNG-Decorating Committee Junior- Senior Cireusg Program Junior-Senior Circus5 Chairman Achievement Committee of Senior Riddle Staff C1255 French Play C1255 French Correspondent C125. FLORENCE WADDELL-' ' Flo ' ' It's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. FLORENCE VVADDELL-Decorating Committee of .Innior-Senior Circus C1155 Program of Junior- Senior Circus C1155 Typing Awards C1255 History Committee of' Senior Riddle Staff C1255 French Corre- spondent C125.

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117 MAE SHADOWS-f'May f'Her modest looks the cottage might adorn. MMG HIAIJOWS-Gays llin-li Sc-liool 49, 10, llj. HELEN TOLLIVER-' 'Toe She's a fair little, dear little Winsome maid, 1ll4Il.l4ZN 'I'Ol,l,lX'lfIRABa.sketliall flljg Menu Vsnninitt mfc' of .i11ll101'-S0lliO1' t'ii'cns gill? i I'QllC11 Corro- slionilcnt U21. i vi- JAMES STARKEY-i'Jim Clear the track-here I come. .IABUGS S'l'ARKI'IYfGo0nl English Pageant QIOQ3 Civics 'I'rial UU, ll, 1215 Decorating Committee of Junior-Senior Circus C1115 Christmas Play UD. ELIZABETH SHAW-' 'Liz' i She greets you with frowns and she greets you with smiles, Beware, oh beware of this coquette's wi1es. 1-ILIZABICTII SIIAW-Baskotliall C933 Special Uliorus Cllbig Vrograin Coininittee of .lunior-Senior Uiri-ns Qlllz Civics Trial qll, 1213 French Correspond- ent Qliig l'h:iirinan Ring Voniiiiittcv QIQD. BI-IRTHA WELCH- Bert HHere is a dear, a true, industrious friend. HERTITA XYELCllfB:1skvt1i:lii L9, lil, lljg Deco- rating iiOllll11iift'0 of .lunior-Senior' Vircus Qlljz Pro- grzini ot' .lnnior-Senior Fircus 11113 French Correspollli- ont QIZZJ: French Play USD. ' DONALD WESTON--' 'Don Q For a bright manhood there is no such Word as fail. DONALD W1-IS-TON-Nominating Committee of Riilillo Staff C1253 History Coniniittee of Senior Rid' lllo Stall' Qlij. BURNIECE WARD- Bee She is true to her word, her work and her friends. 15EliNICl'1 WARD-llcnu Coininittee of Junior- Svnior Virvusg Program of Junior-Senior Circus. RALPH WALDEN-'Wal' ' 'fHe's 3, good fellow I can tell you that. RALPH WALIJEX-Menu Ooniniittec of Junior- Sonior Virvnsg Literary Department of Senior Riddle Staff C1253 l'lay-'fl'rcsilh-lit by Proxyvg Civics Trial Qlfj, 'M 4

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I9 Senior literary THE CLASS OF '25 The class of '25 are we All ready for graduation. A finer class you cannot find, Within the whole creation. We're out of school to hustle 'round To stir up a general muss To have a good time we're all of us bound So what's the matter with us? But, now the days of frolic are here We'll keep up our good reputation We're bound to win wherever we go At school or during vacation. To M. H. S. we now bid adieu We'll enter the college next fall, i 1 But now for the present we're out for some fun And books are not in it at all. BERTHA WELCH Breathe there a Senior with soul so dead Who never to himself hath said, This is my own, my native High ? Whose heart hath ne'er within him burned As school-ward footsteps he hath turned When graduation time is nigh? Whose heart hath not been thrilled to see A hard-fought football victory On dear old Kinzel Field? 'Who hath not cried with all his might, 'Mattoon High School, fight, fight, fight Oh do not to them yield! ? Who hath not as exams drew near Felt o'er him come a trembling fear For what, perchance, results might be? Who leaves this school who has not gained In knowledge, and in wisdom trained, Each in a greater or less degree? There is not one in all our classy But each and every lad and lass Throughout life's time shall joyfully hold The memory of these happy years, And banish dreary cares and tears By thinking of old Green and Gold. CECILIA MORAN 4l4J