Mattoon High School - Riddle Yearbook (Mattoon, IL)
- Class of 1928
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H Cl ' ' il 'ti ... l ' -N N- ' 'J-f ..-ff ' A , 3' E 2 fav J-VI -w il' ' ff' 1 1--E1 V -.. -Qu y i 6 H We ZQMIIQ Q IRMA BROTHERTON Irma MARY BRISTOW Cheerful and kmdly to everyone She has a w1ll and she makes the way RAYMOND RAEF Teet IRENE IRVING I never saw so young a body w1th She walks the waters lxke a thmg so old a head of lxfe she seems to dare the elements of str1fe DOROTHY WARREN Gxggles HELEN VVILKINSON It s easler to sm1le than to frown Wxth thy clea keen yoyance lan guor cannot be DANIEL DRENNAN Dan MARGUERITE CRUM Marg Let knowledge grow from more Small vxvaclous and a world of to more br:-uns N.. ff-'W ll ???'Fx ga Km if Pa ll ,I ' Y ll ,I ' l KK ' II , . , . . Y . y - ll fl ll PY . 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UT-bl' 34,2 3 fr I H - V, - A M ' Y Y Y ie ' n fl Q ZQidJle w MILDRED MURPHY Sl'e pleased when dxstant but when near she charmed VERNA AIKMAN Verme If happ1ness were musxc she d be an orchestra LOREN MCREYNOLDS Lormgan Truth has a quret breast DOROTHY KISSLING Dot Txs not a hp or eye we beaut call but the yomt force and full result of all ROBERT LAUGHLIN R J Happy art thou as lf every day thou hadst prcked up a horseshoe RUTH ALEXANDER Not quantlty but quahty that counts OMA FLESHNER But not for clan nor kmdreds cause would I depart from honors laws EVERETT ENGLAND Wxth a promrse of good to come for all mankmd ' f-K 'QQ-. gc T335 Q45 X331 if Cfwen xl X ll II - . . A S 1 . ll ' ll . . , ' ' , r ll ' fl ... , , . , . . 1 , , ll YI . , . . , , Y 7 . . , -I , Q ,, 4 JE is 2 7 .-ef QM'-'ff A FF? ' frslvg X ff D.-L2 gl V, R'.s,f.:::. Tera U,m,lln! , ',-.- - -.Q --A ft -Ki ' ef, - , - X - . , - ,,-,,,,,. ,, W, i i ' ,!,, f Yap! P a ci e I q WEQ ZQMJIQ A BERNADINE FRENCH WALTER HUMES Skeet Now Bernad1ne had a pleasant wxt To doubt would be dlsloyalty and loved a t1mely yoke EDITH AGNEW Aggle GEORGE RIDER Ben Lxfe IS my school and expenence Brevxty 15 the soul of w1t my teacher DOROTHY WRIGHT Dot LOLA WALKER Ha1l to the chlef who m t lumph Qulet comely consxderate What advances more? WALTER BAKER Bake TERESSA WELCH Tressy A man s a man for a that One who does well m everythlng f J' Few 'ESB' 112 se a Cfwen One KI Il . ll ' ll J n , , il , ll P! . . . Y. . ' ' . D 'J ,I 'J Y' r 1 - - -V Y -- T V A A H W f ,ll wa' i V -- f' 'gp P cle iq'- We QidJle HAROLD HOMANN LESLIE BALES Leck Sw1ft as the hght He does brg thmgs m a qu1et way ELMER BURWELL- Elmo I hve not m myself but I be ome MARTHA MORGAN Pmky a patron to that around me Age I do defy thee BERNADINE ASHWORTH The same yesterday today and HAROLD JAMES forever afflend The touch of courage conquers ELIZABETH HUGHES Betty A form more fa1r a face more sweet ne er hath lt been my lot to CI-EDA BROWN Brownie meet Lrfe holds no terrors for her 631' -,Q If Pai Cfuzentq Two I ll YY f . I ' T13 . 7 If fe- in in 4 W Q Yu 5 ,Mr Ili - ,e'ePre ' t y, 'WIN ' 2 -- -- 4-iii? K-as--eweeeffa 5 ,, -. I e - Tie ZQMJIQ JOHN FREEMAN John MYRTLE OSBURN Myrt Thought IS deeper than all speech She strxves for excellence and ob tams perfectxon JACK RAWSON Rlp LIU-IE ROBERTS Bobble Why should a man who s blood IS A bubbhng fountam of energy warm wnhm S1t l1ke his grandslre cut rn alabaster? JOSEPH PADEN Joe LUZELLE KIRKPATRICK Luzel Studxous and grave but wlth rare Her fmgers shame the xvory keys good humor they dance so light along LILLIAN MCCOY L l A rosebud set wnth httle wxlful MH-DRED CHRISTIAN MIHY thorns and sweet as Engllsh a1r could She thmks ln terms of success -eel? 'Uh cl WMP 'Yami' Cfuzen Three ll If ll ll ll ' ll in 0 rv at ' , ' 1 ll ,I ll ll y I J ill ll ' 77 n 4 ll I . be. ' Y - - . 1 Egg 'J -3- ,S affjf J A. ' 'l1:x .,., I 'X '- W H .i' ' . -f . Y , 'f 1 4 I1 'L' ' K , ,, f ' A rt- ' .5 , - a. -- ' .,-:HE Y M ,WA ' --S -Y ' P a rj e tq - We QiJJ!e w OPAL TARRANT Terry CARLETON PURVIS Purvy P1a1n wxthout pomp and rxch wlthout show HOWARD BARTELSMEYER Bark e A frrend rn need IS a frrend mdeed MARIE FELLER My endeavors have ever been too short for my deslres LENORE SCHAFER Nora Great modesty often hldes great ment A lad of mettle a good boy MARTHA OZEE Ozy But t ue express on lxke the un changmg sun clears and xmproves what e er xt sh1nes upon GEORGE KLOHR Hemle As true as steel GEORGIA HINKLE She does her bxt As she sees f1t P69 1'n 4afelf 1 112 Pai Cfuzentq Four , . ll Y! ll il I i ' . 41 ll u 3 11 Y 1 ' . , . . ll ' ' fl . ll Il I f W F 'A ' 5 1' . fl ' fe N 'C ns- gl 5 - ,- R'-r ff' . Q fE ,Y aff ,.-we F ff ' , ' f , - 1 ,f Q, f 1 .. 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V1 ' Q' , ,, ml , 'Qi 9 M - f I ie tq - ix me ZQ9dJle GERALD WOODARD Woody Qu1et stud1ous and grave MARGUERITE MYERS Maggxe O blest w1th temoer whose un clouded rays Can make tomorrow as chee ful as today JESSE PENNINGTON Jesse Men of few words are best men LOIS COOK Cool-ne A gmrl who never falled a frlend LOUISE BUTLER She knows not defeat DELBERT YOUNG A man he seems of cheerful yes terdays and confldent tomorrows EDNA ROBERTS I care not what others thmk as long as I am r1ght NEIL CURRY Stxll 3Ch1CV1Ilg Stlll pursuxng gffrff 111 ll? - 'QS a Tunentq Seven I N ll li , . . ll ' YI .- H Q1 ' ll ' ,Y . , . W . ' v . ' y f aaa f- ' . -9- - M fi'-I ' i A D ul - +i -1 ' I , 'N 1 W- i ins -:H S J 5. - Y '?T ':' 'fl - - L y A 8- U - V ,gh L V V , - - ' -N S 'S P rje - J. I1 1 Y X WEQMW RACHEL ROBROCK ROBERT LORENZ Bob Effort plus ab1l1ty makes success A noble youth DORIS RYAN A consxstent gamer on l1fe s path Way Bram and character rule the world MARS ORNQORIX gm? RUTH MALONE Paulme men e is no m e ro O common Wxthout a breeze wrthout a txde she stead1es on uprxght keel MARTH SI-IEARER KENNETH WILSON Red For my voxce I have lost It w1th EDITH REIQNER Math halloomg and smgmg of anthems Her mmd never fade ll F Eg ll ' YI Q A 1, . u S. was efeau - fi.. A M, M ' - 'V EEE ,,,., J ' V. L Ay Q Pacie Cl'wentqfEiqht 935' 'Tile Qidciile CHRISTINE SWEARINGEN Ch IS Qo f1t so acceotable that from er hand I could expect no 1ll VIRGIL HARKER Humboldt Travelers must be content MABEL KIN SER fW1thdrawnl PAUUNE GIELER To those who know thee n t no words can po nt and those who know thee know all words are famt DORIS HINTON Deane QCYVICC s no her1tage HELEN KEENE Keene If she can handle success as well as she can a basketball success IS her s ROBERT HORSLEY Rosy Just at the age twxxt boy and youth when thought ,IS speech and speech IS truth WAYNE THAYER Taters Knowledge IS power 4 ' . 1,7 IE! Pa Cfuaen tq Ilxne ., ' , A v h ., ' 5 ' . PQQQ V E- i - A 'Qf ' I ' I N , I i- A E, B1 I i . ie ' ' We ZQiJJf6 CLAUDE BAKER- Baker DOROTHY COKENDOLPHER.- Stxll water runs deep Coke Fan of face full of grace we DORTHA CROWDER Dome have no one to take her place She takes a full share of 11fe s sup ply of haopmess FRANK MICHAELS Short Qumet and unassurmng he goes h1s LOREN THOMPSON Tommy WaY A few strong mstmcts and a few plam rules Es, Qwmmlmmi. 112 at ri CTI1 ll ll . ll I! I 7 Il ' I1 ' I . n 11 , Il if . f v Q ' - j ' L ' L ,n '-Eng - gl S, ,,- fi--Sf' H 1 .X S L 1- fr' -if ' 'M 5 Q, , 1 . -. du I ' W Y L -- QLA ' .5--r. , WY .. ' ,gg -W :a '- , L J- ' - P a e ir tq Qfdjj6 JfaQJZJIM HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 28 Sllence rn the Hall of Lxfel As the clock struck twelve down the dxmly hghted 1sle came Father Trrne and cl se behlnd hxm came the by g0f1e Years The Old Man stopped before a throne and the t1me worn years took therr places around hrm In a slow low vorce that spoke both of sadness and of joy he sard My chrldren I have called you together for a conference The human 1n the world are not makrng the best of the days that we are grvmg them What shall we do? 28 xx ho had just come rn spoke up and sard Father you cannot mean the people of 28 They are makrng much use of therr t1me I cannot see rt so my boy You are yet young and do not know And tl en because they knew that 28 sooke the truth the Years 25 Z6 and 27 lettmg 24 speak for them convmced Father Trme that therr younger brother was correct Father spoke 24 I shall take the Senlor class of the Mattoon High School as an example to show you that tlce humans are progre srng and accompl1sh1ng wonderful thmgs As freshmen th1s class drsplayed therr abrlrty to overcome obstacles They furnrshed fun for the older students for the frrst few weeks but so n caused them to gaze wrth wonderment upon therr mtellectual athletrc lrterary and musrcal ab1l1t1es They d1d not as m1ght be expected lower the scholastrc standard of the school but rn fact rarsed rt In athletrcs they proved themselves good players and the coach reahzed that from thrs group of boys could be formed one of the greatest football teams that the Mattoon I-Irgh School or any other school of rts sxze had ever had And that feat has certamly been accompllshed spoke up 27 Therr marvelous advancements lH all phases of school lrfe greatly lm pressed me and I decrded to watch thls class and see what wonderful thmgs 1t would do rn the future By dolng thrs I am able to tell you of rts four years hrstory If I should get anythmg wrong or fall to grve the class all the prarse rt deserves my dear brothers please correct me We w11l they all sald because we are proud of what It has done It was wrth a growmg rnterest that I watched thrs class as they began therr sophomore year contmued 24 I knew that from a class of so many brrlhant mrnds there was much to expect And I was not to be drsappornted rn tleem because they contmued therr good work rn every way Thrs year they drd much rn athletrcs The wonderful play1ng of Mrldred Hendnckson Chr1st1ne Swearrrgen and Helen Keene rn basketball lnsprred the other players and the grrls basketball teams d1d good work George Klohr and Robert Horsley won M s rn football the r sophomore year and some of the boys made the basketball squad The teachers began to see that thrs group of students were exceptrons Perhaps they dldnt grve therr oral composrtrons as ex perrenced orators but they were above the average In mathematrcs they QN- XZ4 eel FX Y All if Lex Pa Cfh qOn 9 . 1 . . . . 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V V I -X4 Y A ,i. 1 'hggi-AL. l .. A Y' L11 7,,,,,, I .W W- il Y-V -' - 'X' - f '477 4 ' l-Y P a e h 1 r I q - T 1 fs! lheliQidJfe w were unexcelled. Their superiority in scholarship was noticed not only in the school but outside. The Rotary Club felt that their untiring efforts should be rewarded, so they gave to the sixty pupils having the highest averages a banquet. Needless to say a large per cent of these were sophomores. This encouraged the students to keep up the high standard they had set. This class was making history that the faculty and themselves would be proud to speak of in the future. Do not forget their musical talents, said '26. You know there were some of the members of the sophomore class in the orchestra. In their Junior year this illustrious class showed good judgment in the selection of their class officers. They were Paul Spitz, president: Betty Armentrout, vice-presidentg Frederick Pegelow, treasurer and Dorothy Wright, secretary. It seemed to me that it would be impossible for the class to raise their scholastic standing but to my utter amazement they attained heights heretofore unreached Some of the students ranking among the highest in scholarship were Verna Aikman Mildred Christian Joseph Paden Frederick Pegelow and William Johnson They continued their good work in athletics Fifteen girls received Ms and several boys made letters in football basketball and track Four members of thls class represented the school rn typing at the Big Twelve Conference Meet three in shorthand one interpre ative reading and several in track and field events Irene Irving won a gold medal for accuracy in typing The three members of the Junior class who were on the Riddle Staff in 27 greatly helped to make it a success by their contributions They gave one of the best Junior Senior parties that has ever been given by a Junior class to the seniors There are many more accomplishments of this Junior year but they are too numerous to mention Now comes the last but lndeed the greatest year of their high school life The class had begun in their freshman year doing great things and accomplish ng wonders and continued to do so throughout their school life They proved themselves capable of great things In athletics they showed a fine spirit of real sportsmanship They did not however neglect their studies for their sports That rs shown by the fact that Kenneth Wilson and George Klohr won membership 1n the National Athletic Scholarship Society interruped 28 who was very proud of this group of students I-Ie felt sure that 24 had succeeded in convincing Father Time that he and his brothers were correct I-Ie saw that a pleased look was taking the place of the frown that had been on the old man s face at the beginning of the conference They have set high standards went on 24 and it will call for the constant and continuous efforts on the part of the students to come to keep these standards hlgh Have I not convinced you Father that the people are not wasting their time not only the young people but the older ones? They have been busy helping these boys and girls in various vuays for left to themselves very fevt of these young people would have advanced as far as they have But 3. T if l 0112 tj Cl' uo ' Qidfdfgf encouraged by far-seeing parents and helped by teachers, who more than all others make use of their time, they have been able to attain these heights. My boys, said Father Time, I see now that I was wrong. There are a few humans who waste their time, but the greater number do not. You have used as an example a class of boys and girls I realize that the hope of the world lies in these young people I only hope that most of them are like these They are Father was the unanimous reply Then spoke the old man go back to your places I am content And Father Time walked away down the dimly lighted hall with a lighter heart and soon the class of 28 went down in his book as history PROPHECY OF CLASS OF 28 Time continues to deal kindly with the members of the class of 28 It seems only a few years since the class of 28 marched through the doors descended the time worn steps and started on life s Journey Often we have thought of the happy days spent during our four years at M H S and of old friends and wondered what success in life some have had We have followed with interest the fortunes of others with whom we were more closely associated Thirty years have passed by In this year of 1958 the World s Fair was held in Mattoon Since my duties as president of the Northeastern Ohio State College permitted I decided to pay a short visit to the new Mattoon concerning which I had heard a great deal I planned to visit the high chool which was the hope and aspiration of all Mattoon when we graduated Also I wanted to see the Fair and as many of my classmates as possible T save time I took the International Air Route plane number forty six from my home at Warren Ohio to Mattoon We made the trip in exactly two hours and twenty two minutes not allowing for five stops I am informed that Mattoon is at present a city of approximately one half million inhabitants It has grown rapidly since 1928 when the industrial drive was started Aided by the members of the class of 28 many of whom stayed to cast their fortunes with those of the city it has become the metropolis of central Illinois I met one member of our class on the plane William Johnson who is a lawyer for the Brown Shoe Company This company has grown about Neil Curry who recently made himself famous by encircling the world in twenty four hours He devlsed a method to offset the force of gravity and ascending into the air stayed in one plane while the earth made one rotation and then landed HIS invention was not yet in practical use so we logged along in the old type of plane at 200 miles per hour On arriving in Mattoon Mr Johnson escorted me around the city to see some of our old friends We went first to the city hall since .Iesse Jr 2 KQQK FX rp .x Q-Tl' L .-L -Q .J . ' YY li YI y , Cl . ,, , . . . 9 . . . . , . . , . Y , . . . , . ' Y I 5 Y . . . i ' ' . o . . . , - . 1 7 U ' - , , ' 1 ' ' r ten times its original size. William told me that our pilot was none other than - ' . . 1 ! , . 'E e If Clwlpil 'iff i fn?-e if gg... T. I r f 1 wleetf eg- - I -adder ,i I M Y if ' '- Ai? ' at 7 Pacie CThirtq-Three MJJle faw Pennington was the mayor of the city, and on entering his office, we f011r1d that Miss Mildred Murphy was his private secretary. Mr. Johnson took me around to see what development the Brown Shoe Company had made. Here I was surprised to find Mr. Wayne Thayer, the president of the company, with Lois Cook as his private secretary. While we were in the factory district, we visited the offices of Degler and England, manufacturers of the new type of plane used in the recent trip to Venus. We went to see Howard Bartlesmeyer's factory where he makes fuelless motors for his Chevrolets and then to the factory of Rawson and Michaels, who make television machines. I had read with great interest of the founding of the Central IlliI1OiS University, and was anxious to see it. I was acquainted with Gerald Wood- ard, the president, from radio talks and from his books. It speaks well for the class of '28 that so many of its members are professors here. The famous lawyer David McDonald' the renowned physicist and inventor Virgil Harker Walter Humes professor of German John Freeman and John Rexroat professors of Agriculture and Edna Roberts assrstant professor of Home Economics are all there The U S Grant Hotel that was built in 1928 is st1ll standing and is efficiently managed by Daniel Drennan Although it is an old building and others have been built since it remains one of the old landmarks I was anxious to see the high school now called the Central High School whrch occupies the site of the old building of our days I was delighted to find Mildred Punkhouser its principal with Louise Butler as her secretary Eugene Bridges was the coach and had turned out many winning teams It seemed strange that many of the members of the class of 28 should return to the school and teach but perhaps rt is because they enyoyed the honor of being connected in some way with the high school which they boosted rn 1928 Among those whom we found teaching were Martha Ozee history Helen Wilkinson domestic art Edith Relsner mathematics Marguerite Myers physical education and swimming Lenore Schafer director of music and Doro thy Warren teacher of Latin Our next stop wa at the New Memorial Hospital where we met Irma and Clover Andrews and Dorotha Crowder all of whom were highly trained nurses There we inquired for the world famous surgeon Lucille Siler who had successfully performed an exceedingly delicate operation the day before Later we paid a visit to the new palatial Washington Theatre which waS deslgned and built by the Wilmelm and Rider Contractors The theatre is under the management of Mr Robert Laughlin who has been very success ful in furnishlng high class entertainment We had the good fortune to See a picture in which Edith Agnew starred After the shovx we went to the confectionery which we learned was one of a Cham owned Jointly by Rachel Robrock and Martha Sherer There we saw Theresa Welch famous hair dresser and beauty specialist and Marguerite Crum and Myrtle Osborne librarians of the City Library fCont1nued on Page 453 Z-IEQJNE Cf A N-w .M lj T Tl BETA-gxifvm my -ae ! ! 7 I r Z 1 , , , . f , , , . 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Q MY FIRST OHV IN HIGH SCHOOL Oh, 'tis well that I remember how that .Ianuary day I did cross another milestone of that long end strenuous wayg There I stood a blissful maiden, my diploma in my hands, Aw' 'twas true that I was going now' to dwell in fairer landsg Fairer lands of sunkist roses lands of clear bright skies of blue. There Id roam through halls of learmng and Id bask in knowledge neu Iror I held the key that opened all the doors along the w ay And through them Id pass tomorrow and forget the yesterday Oh you god of mirth and laughter with your sense of humor linen How you must have smiled to see me wander back to four fourteen Why it seemed as I went onward I was walking to my doom And I knew there gazed upon me those weird faces in the room I was weak and all that courage that I felt was surely mine Had all scattered to the four winds leaving me to sigh and pine But I guess it was the irony of that fate as people say And this one Just one of many of the tr1cl-cs that fate would plav Then I went to all my classes learned who all my teachers were Given lessons but the assrgnments surely all were Just a blur Classes pupils teachers lessons then at last the day wa done Rise she said and then I wondered should I walk or should I run Home again at last its over and I wonder am I glad Maybe not but since it s over I do not feel quite so sad Thus it ended Mx First School Day day that I can ne e forget Oh I loxe the memory of it and I loxc the frie d I rnet l1Tl'Il4l Llilgr K E ,,- ' I 'KX -an-: X, l A-BB' 1 ? 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A , fl I Vg r , ,V .ig , 1 H V-I Yi..--2 ' Y, , ' 7 ' A :L J I:OT'f' -I 5 U: TEQIQMCWQ awrfaafaaff We visited the Co operative Creamery which is operated by Harold Homann who also owns a large dairy Just outside the city and is manufacturer and distributor of Supreme brand canned mrlk and cheese The next afternoon while attending the fair we met Mrs W .I Monroe formerly Miss Cleda Brown Mr Monroe rs known in the large CI'1m11'13l courts through the c ntral states as a famous prosecuting attorney We were mvlted to have dinner with Mrs Monroe that evening and while there I picked up the mornmg paper which happened to be the Mattoon Courrer and noted that Lola Walker was 1ts editor Bemg a member of the class of 28 and aware of the fact that this year is the thirtieth anniversary of Our graduation she had devoted about a page of her paper to telling the location and success in life of as many of her classmates as she could I read there a review of the industrial development of Mattoon in the past thirty years In which many of our classmates have played a great part There are other members who have made a place for themselves in other parts of the world The f1rst person whose name I noticed was Miss Bernadrne Ashworth who recently discovered a method by which an angle might be trisected She made her discoveries while actmg as professor Of mathematlcs at the Umversity of Illinois Miss Ashworth will be remembered for perfecting the new formula for measuring inter stellar space thus undoing much of the work whrch scientists have spent many years upon Another 1llustr1ous member of the class of 28 who was mentloned was Mr Raymond Raef who rs a doctor in Ch1cago Mr Raef has had much success in his research work I read w1th mterest of the daring feats of Miss Ruth Alexander who IS an av1atr1x in California She has won the admrratron of the world by establishing an endurance record which exceeds by about five hours any mark ever set by man or woman I am always pleased to read of such ex plorts of the members of our class Miss L1lly Roberts won the worlds typing champronshxp when she beat the Frenchman who has held the honor for the past three years thus brlnging the championship back to the U 5 I had already read w1th absorbing mterest the novels and short storres America Mrs Bryan the former Miss Jean Bryan was elected congresswoman at large recently by an overwhelmlng mayorxty rn which over half the Offices were frlled by women I suppose that every one has read of Miss Irma Brotherton who IS a second Gertrude Ederle She IS now 1n tra1n1ng for an attempt to swlm the Atlant1c None of the many who have tried have been able to conquer the angry waves of the m1ghty ocean But experts are almost unanimous in the opinion that barring accidents Miss Brotherton will succeed I also was interested to know that Mlss Marle Feller was awarded first place for her display of flowers at the London Flower bhow Miss Feller has been running one of the lead1ng flower shops in New York for a nurnber of years Plane number forty SIX had arrived and I had to leave hurrledly but well pleased with the work of T1me lr Pai ortq Five , X 0 fr ' ' ll !l ' Q l . 7 ' IL- A . . , . . . . . , of Miss Lillian McCoy who is being acclaimed as the formost writer of - ' I ' ' .-if 3 T Q x jf W J T ..,., I Tlfafia ..' -L . nail' ' ' TQ :-:Tai Tp 'is Y 7 V l Y A - lr 1 , j 1 r tn , of-ef' ' fl-'--,l e F - A W 1Q57'5sQM2fff 0Q5.Q Hema 0 J Th ,pq S MITTCAI live LCA f' u 5 H-if T I P 'A r L f,w1v A-A! V, X, Y gnc I , 2, xv In I A , 1 . UNL: S uL M V V O . A u 'A , R .K t . .A ,. - X, M 'P K ., - A . . k I . :k :. 3' I 'S., la'-' 'Q J- .. 'fr 3' 1 7 '- Q . 9' , V . fb ,L f -1 Hi ff N 'fx , . . ' 1 1 .. ' ' , I V i V , Q P K' o lf ' - , 7, Y f If GPH Y , 'W , f N H 1 N 'D K X ww if H 4 y . -, ,fi-Q-,.-I X i f X1 35,5 l l ' ' -sig P F o r 1 Lg - S1 X fN Q zfx i., -X XQX ,.,z X XX Qltbletics 2 lQiJJfe fQw Coach Culberson Assistant Coach Hahn Our cheering staff was well represented at all games this season Doc and Freddre were always there with ther cheers through victory and defeat Freddie had a new stunt for cheer leade to copy after which gave him the name of the Flip flop Artist Coach Culberson is to be complimented for the way he turns out good teams. Our teams had a very successful year and most of the credit goes to Coach Culberson for doing his best to make his teams out of limited material. Coach Culberson was ably assisted by Assist ant Coach Hahn who trained the line men in football and the second team in basketball ohn g CA CM, - QQ ,YL 2:4 igguuv bv Pa lline l i , ., V ll Y! li ' ll ' XX 1 , , lt ' YI TS ' il ' - ' yy Fred J l i ei fs f,.Y'4 V C N-M 1 A XX L -Q Z- if ,H ZX r qt em- T 41 aff 4:1 Q n ,M ly, 'lfilr-'22 AES ' . EH a fi wc-E, D1 ,L 1: - f Yho,,,,,A,MXW H f Y. -if rj e F or I q - ' We Qiddlea ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 Assrstant Coach Hahn Charles Shaw George Boyle Harold James Kenneth Wrlson Coach Culberson Carleton Purvrs Leslre Bales Marxs Orndorff Paul Mllam John Koessler Andrew Weaver Walter Baker George Klohr Harry Gossett Robert Horsley George Dow FOOTBALL 2? Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon 6 5 Arcola Peorra Central Hrllsboro Danvllle Decatur Charnpargn Urbana Hmdsboro Waller Hrgh Mattoon had one of the best teams 1D the state playlng nme games and wmnrng seven In the Brg Twelve Hrgh School Conference Mattoon tred for 6th place wrth Urbana by wrnnrng three Conference games and losmg mo Hi lg .XA WWW Pao J -1351 27 .............. 0 0 .............. ' 6 13 - ............. ' 7 22 ...........,.. ' 0 26 .............. 6 3 .............. ' 7 7 .............. 0 4 .............. ' 0 9 ..,........... ' 0 WWW 3 R if llle - W 1 l 49434, gl: 6' of 1 ft 6 A if-Jag W il, lb! 3 l .fra N aasc C fn rgmrh, NYM 6 .JL-.'2:1Ags4se-its X cccc J-avg l-dfiiA,1.g..L Q F i ' q ,llzz as ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 Coach Culberson Andrew Weaver Charles Shaw George Klohr George Boyle Harold James Kenneth Wllson John Koessler Carleton Purvls ASS1St3nt Coach Hahn Walter Baker Marrs Orndorff Les11e Bales John Tracy Paul M1larn George Dow Harry Gossett Robert Horsley Lloyd Sparks Joseph Paden Fred Wh1te Clyde Brshop Howard Landrus Don Grantham Eugene Armer Scott Funkhouser Harold Mount as fq::,a,jb f-':.-:QL In ri F q O il -Q gif: A :C N A ff K V 5' 5-:HSL .Q 1 l l all ' FE ISA-RL' 5 ', V -ga! P a e i f t f n e V Tie QMJJX wwwfew wr George Klohr Captam Andrew Weaver Rxght Tackle Rmght Guard Harry Gossett Left Half Carleton Purwb Leshe Bales Left Half Rxght End gg L,- X rw J-5 R X'l4QQ 'fiAYT'xM QL.-iii-it C1 Two 4 X ,- fb U ' fl , , N F , , fp ff f Q ' yn? , f x.z 'MJ'-5 r,'-,- iii re-1rv:.'.':-1 J Aff: -i::f, if r . . L-..j,. .- ,. . -W---e 9 ' V 1 f A- H e. 1,2 A Y 1 L K , 5 . A, V '. Q ' yr i ,f A' , i 4 -.IT-f f Q, , I-1 4 1- 4 f . .- f X v , . L ' f' . XM, ij ' ' I ' --J X V' J X 1 4 , L e A r - f 3A I A . 4.7 15-lm v,j-I r - .. . .-.- e f t ' I A K. '- ., ....L.g ' Y , . Y 'ee W7 Q A- , e if r e I k rr! X g -QJQJL gl'i-:lv gfjnbgzlb ,lf 5 ' 1 A 5: I I f 17? 1 :ng ug ' 'M -' ' -- 1 X341 e Q' ' -'--'i'-' f at A eeer x T If 'Iii fra, -,sv Q' e f -f fx-I L , Q ,123 ge lege e, Le ' P fx e F 1 j 2 q - L 1 Charles Shaw Left Guard Mans Orndorff Rlght Half I eff-Q, DOW 1 N zfxfdwekffefenmfeflvfaw Kenneth W11son Center Robert Horsley John Koessler Rxght Half Quarter Back Harold James Left Tackle Paul Mxlam Left End r f aff ie Fxftq Fo I ,, I I7 if ll ,T p f- X7-I ,. - , V 1 I., Y 1. -V X ' ' -V ,1...fK5f f ' Q IC x I x ' f wx -7 ,illff . e - ' '1 1 5 Q A - ' -fa A n -n 'fm 111 p ,ff L Il X A-4? X h W Y ,li , JQ'an.Ki:?37--- .' 4 1 ru, 7 - gg- . -,,, W -l 7,7 Y' ' 7 'fi ' - u r A lhe FOOTBHLL SUMMARY MATTOON 27, ARCOLA 0 Mattoon played its first game of the season at Lawson Park. The re- sults of this game were to show us that our team was going to have a very successful season. Most of our football candidates were given a chance to play in this game to show what they could do. MATTOON 0, PEORIA CENTRAL 6 Mattoon yourneyed to Peoria to play the1r first conference game They came home with the short end of the score due not to their 1nfer1or playmg but to a lucky break that ended to Peoria s advantage MATTOON 13 HILLSBORO 7 The next week Mattoon played at Hillsboro on an excellent freld Hors Iey and Purvis were rngured and unable to play although we walloped them for the first time in many years MATTOON 27 DANVILLE O Mattoon played its second conference game th1s season and the first at home Our team won easily over Danvrlle s over touted gridders MATTOON 26 DECATUR 6 Mattoon played Decatur s conference team at Decatur It looked bad for Mattoon the first half but the last half Purvis and Koessler did their stuff and Mattoon won easily The band and many rooters were there to back our team MATTOON 3 CHAMPAIGN 7 Mattoon lost to Champaign High by an intercepted pass Mattoon out played Champaign in every department of the game but was defeated because of the break and 1nab1l1ty to push a winning touchdown over fi L z lq-TEL -Kg P1 . , ' l , , . . , . , , . ,, ,, . . . . . ' . ' ' 2 so e .u T so if rcgasfa f 7 fl l 1 -eve gi 5. 4 ,-' ,, A t- , , A- -V , ' l 'W ff X -if-TN l It 'N I Q aff! 1 Yligf. 5- --L -- .1 2 W 1 X c +V- Y.- ,gc 'ia' 'gat '55-film N ' f 1 - - , fe lt ,4 Lv.-w A-ef ,...,,.,- 4 me ., . - i. e- ' P- 5- 1' Spfyx' G1 V -, ee- X 1 V f '-'. rx--X-,. ' ff , :fx' JT-k:2f'L 1 Q--' -'L Y f- Ei ' ' ' if '-f' 'ff , 7,37 1 i 71 fa-w Q-xl Q: fi ehiftuf-Five We lQidJla MATTOON 7, URBANA 0 Mattoon's Green and Gold warriors journeyed to Urbana and beat them the first time in many years. The score should have been more than it was because Mattoon threatened Urbana's goal line five times in the first half. With a minute to play Horsley threw a pass to Boyle who was over the goal line for a touchdown. MATTOON 64, HINDSBORO 0 Mattoon played Hindsboro Armistice Day at Mattoon. Coach Culberson started most of the second team who piled up a 36 to 0 score. All of the boys who were out for football got a chance to play in this game. MATTOON 59 WALLER HIGH CHICAGO O Mattoon had such a good team that a game was booked with Waller I-ugh of Chlcago for Thanksglvmg Day Waller had a good team taking third place in the Chicago league Mattoon won easily It was the last game for eleven letter men hence the score Pa F I l , . .1 I r , . Q 'N , X4 ,f 1 l i.21f'1:-aw A?5,:?9Aj lf ' X ,X -. 1. g ty 'X il- N Q, at ana l r r , sa - P 3f rX 'l52 15?if'M ' X' lf f -' C' y ,-,, X -v ki i ' l 1 A, Y-dwg, ,lj-5, J ri-Sv 2 X i Y , m-A, '-E-vc i 'T---Q ri e i f l L1 - 51 x ZQZJJWQQQ-fwyzigwfwfagxas GIA! S, CWM' S'0MefLnce? ram sreps LHFPCRS Md HW' Mafia Thw fy CFDWIJI 9 'll jr N QQ' X 1 ' Two 9 Compfw NTC , 9 'XM 5 GF LH N ,111 ZEJ '95 fi f u H A I l i - 9 f- Jug N f 5 . '!FT'f 5 A 3- 24iS3L 5i Q if W vw i .,- Q, ' ' 9 s ' 5 if 7 S 1 1 fm. I If A U i , A rhic' ' 1 A 'Pfwffn , Bu W Q ' 1 6 n 'Il 1 if Q . . i v I b . ' V , A M A w. Ar. N 4 'A E335 ki? Agjf eff! 1 'N k ng U iLi35Q' I 9t' if 1 A 1 M -21 ff cs 4 iv .. iifieq - -:uf Pa e Fi I -Seve THQ Qicffclla S Porter Hastxngs Duane Purvls George Boyle Howard Johnson Merz Bran denburg Harold James Mans Orndorff Carleton Purvls Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon BASKETBALL i927 28 Effmgham Vxlla Grove Hxllsboro Lmcoln Champalgn Danvllle Peorla Manual Urbana Danv11le Hlllsboro Urbana Effmgharn Champaugn TOURNAMENT SCORES AT CHARLESTON Mattoon 17 Charleston I-hgh 16 Mattoon 11 Pans 2 15 41 iufilq 22 .............. ' 18 .............. ' 18 .............. ' 22 .............. ' 27 .............. . ' 23 .............. ' 21 .............. ' 16 .............. 26 .............- l 14 .,............ ' 13 .............. 12 .............. ' 13 .............. ' W'-' EQ ,CLE A, A T Yffr' S 5 W: ell, ASQ ' ffrf ' 1 CUTTER Sf Sl Lia: fx '2'rfn selr if TY 43 V ' - ffaa J Pa e F1 I - ' h I We ZQiJd!e 1st ROW Euwell Ward Charles P1cker1ng Howard Landrus Clyde B1shop Donald Grantham 2nd ROW Claude Janes Harold Mount Jack Rawson Eugene Armer Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon Mattoon BASKET BALL l92'Z 28 Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds Seconds 22 19 Effmgham Seconds Vxlla Grove Seconds Hxllsboro Seconds Lmcoln Seconds Humbolt Flrsts Champa1gn Seconds Danvrlle Seconds I-Iumbolt Fxrsts Urbana Seconds Danvrle Seconds Hlllsboro Seconds Effmgham Seconds Champalgn Seconds Qc fi--s9f'ff'51 -L ff vm... 111 aci F Hx I 22 .............. ' 14 .............. ' 18 .............. ' 32 10 .............. ' 15 27 .............. ' 26 18 .............. ' 25 25 .............. ' 28 14 .............. ' 17 17 .............. 22 5 .............. ' 24 11 .............. ' 37 Mattoon Seconds 8 .............. Urbana Seconds 25 11 .............. ' 17 15 .............. ' 17 l Q , , -- dfff 1 -. aff- M U 1 I' ELF-il, T521-1 I n . --Ae--J 1 1 -- S Y ' 4 7' P e iftq - ' f, Hou IYL1 Johnson Gufnd Mack Abramb Lwtu ,A f ,z.-f'3- 51 T I s L4 Jorter Hdbt1Wg, Iorxxard Harold Limp 5 QLIHLT ,JK 4-W' PAL fwf-5 A ,FJ-3 'Tp fQ,f'f' dmagwumlyfakiwnmwaazw ,I 'Q Duane Pu v 5 Forward Merz Br ndenberg Guard Carleton Purvxs Guard George B0yle Forward 2,4 LL Jiang? g jeg-4-L gil ff? Pei xq ne ' L Ri 'AF n 'z r fr . A X G b x , X, ' r i' f , fmQaair5?fff.f fl -AA K Qarx N I,- 'v'.5 v7ii?,n'3S- a.j3f'l L'4 ' I LX 3 ,paw 'jfai L .Si 2 1 lx 2-if 71 W, S Elw x G 'G A e si r -O Qidd!e ww Holmes Morrrson Harold I-lomann Merze Brandenburg Loren McReynolds Carl Owens CROSS COUNTRY 28 Our Country Team was very successful for the season of 1927 Our team had two meets scheduled a trxangular meet wxth Champargn and Decatur at Decatur Decatur won wrth 141 pomts Champa1gn was second w1th 26' po1nts whlle Mattoon was thlrd w1th 38 pomts Thxs was a dual meet between Champalgn and Mattoon Mattoon won easrly havlng 15 pomts agamst Champa1gns 21 poxnts The last meet was the Brg Twelve Hlgh School Conference Cross Country meet at Decatur on Thanksgrvmg Day Merz Brandenburg took th1rd place 1n the race whlle Mattoon s team flnlshcd xn 3rd place w1th a total of 56 po1nts A f rf I 111 ai Two l Y, . I ! I l 1 c 2 I , . . . , . . - Y Q fri V , ! -f :EE sg,-9?ggjf'S. D-az k ', ' : 1 - ' ,rl E-Qld f I A X N411 il. :Elf mtl' -1 - lf f f j +,.1c,.,,,e, fr Y E, l - - e 5 i x t lj - f The Mdd!e rw TRACK TEAM OF 1927 1st ROW Ted Holmes Joe Snyder John Mrller Harry Gossett 2nd ROW Coach Culberson Leslre Barles John Koessler George Boyle Carleton Purvxs Robert Horsley TRACK 2? The Green and Gold Track Team carrred Mattoon to a very successful season Our frrst dual meet was scheduled wrth Effmgham Thrs had to be canceled however because of prevarlrng bad weather Our next meet was the M1ll1k1n Relays at Decatur The best relay teams rn the state are present at thrs trme and our team met some tast competrtron Our relay team drd not place but John Koessler placed fourth rn the 100 yard dash Our team went to the McKendree College Invrtatronal Meet at Lebanon Ill1no1s the followmg Saturday Our only medal was captuured by Holmes who took thlrd rn the pole vault On May 10 Mattoon went to Decatur to the Brg Twelve I-hgh School Conference Meet The Team took srxth place wxth a total of thrrteen and three fourths pomts The last meet was that of the State Drstrrct at Charleston Mattoon took second place rn the team standmg bemg beaten by Oakland one pomt In the last event Mattoon has many good prospects for a splendrd track team rn 1928 reagent, Pacj X Three i P D I ' . . 1 I Y F . , . 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P e S e v e n t q - e e iff!-22'-TN if as Q f f . lla CALENDAR Well, well, well, school has opened again on this nice balmy September day, and how glad I am to see the bright faces of all my 415 children, These halls and class rooms of mine get mighty still and lonesome with nothing to think about but how old I am getting, and that some day before long I will be torn down and new and wider halls put in my place. But I must make hay while the sun shines and think only of my joys and of how the children love me, for only today they all went away with sad faces because school was dismissed at 2:30 o'clock on account of the heat. I have felt worried, for I'm sure many of them rushed to the old swimmin' hole to drown their sorrows Im always glad when the first week has passed for then the scrubs are beg1nn1ng to find thelr way through my winding halls Then their faces begin to take on that happy expression which proves to me that they are going to make loyal supporters of our high school What do I see now? Is that one of our football heroes wlth his hair all curled? Andy' Andy' surely you haven t fallen for one of my fair Coeds My' My' everyone doesnt know what a popular place th1s is M boys and girls are so enthusiastic that they inspire certa1n quadrupeds to seek an education And Ill confess that the many eyes in my head become misty when I see them heartlessly torn from my embrace Work IS but one of the many th ngs done in my old rooms When our football veterans won a decisive victory from Danville we had a rouslng celebration And My' how my walls did echo with the happy cheers But I caught my breath with fear when Mr Culberson began calling boys names by introducing Paul Milam as Dynamite and I guess Paul was a little scared too-and he even accused Dick Boyle of being selfish Then Dr Cor'ey made a speech He sald he liked the rattle and bang of a high school celebratron Mr Euler didnt know whether he meant the band or not but all was settled peaceably More celebrating today We beat Urbana in football My halls rang with rahs and speeches from everybody No celebrating today Exams are on When my children all enter with serious faces I know that exams have come again The teachers insist on keeping the spirit of the pupils from rising too hlgh Hurrah' Hurrah' Arm stice Day' Armistice Day' and a football game with Hindsboro How sad and lonesome the children and I are today whrle the teachers are in Urbana at the Conference The only celebrating is done by Mr Pin negan when he gix es me a bath from head to toe Yes we ve had a good time since Xmas The intramural basketball tournament has been on Harold James team has vu on the trophy ji Pai -R:-4' 1 i is-rr lf' , . 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I V ' I i Iii no gf flffl ,, i.'A 375' 5 :fl--sax ,f hX lk 1' . , l Tliiffr, U. -. 1 ' - Mrwiylv f.',e-?.22-'ffEIE'T' ' '0llg 1' as L, 3 g ,gp 2 g I ii: --Ifszzeass-A 5 L av a P616 Seucntq, Fvur We lQ!JJIe w I could have crred yesterday before school was drsmlssed for the Xmas holrdays The chrldren had been so qulet all day but they went away IH better sprrrts when Mrss Turnbull promxsed to g1ve them each a present lfCP0ft cardl when they returned How glad I am to see promotron trme agarn Of course Im alwaY5 sorry to lose some of my senrors but how good rt IS to have a bunch of chrldren known as scrubs rompxng through my halls agaxn I have been sheddlng buckets of tears for the last few weeks for at all the teachers meetlngs lately I have heard much dlscussron of one of my rooms berng converted mto a detentron hall At frrst I hoped lt was only talk but as It grew more serrous I became sadder and sadder How rt grleves me to have my chxldren punxshed There was l1ttle need for all my tears for the chrldren soon forgot the1r troubles Only today they were all exerted and h1lar1ous over beatlflg Danvrlle rn a basketball game I had the frrght of my lrfe several days ago A general assembly was called Suddenly I heard Mr Blacks voxce When I stopped to lrsten I heard hlm explammg to my ch1ldren a means for rarsmg funds for a bulldmg to replace me Then almost before I knew lt there were booths placed rn my hall and the whole town came to say I should be forsaken It grreves me much but I must be resrgned to the w1ll of the people How raprdly thrs year IS passrng Only yesterday the semor offxcers were elected and the class r1ngs ordered Before I frmsh tellmg that I frnd that another track season IS started and we have good prospects for a classy track team Yum Yum where are those odors comrng from? I shall lust follow th1s group of grrls and see Oh' yes I dxd hear them talkxng of a banquet rn honor of Chrrstrne Swearrngen s and Elrzabeth Armentrout s teams who tred for frrst honors rn the g1rls basketball tournament Can I belleve that the Jumors are elect1ng therr offxcers? Yes that s what rs happenmg and here they come tellmg me that Rlchard Hagen has been elected presrdent Good luck to you Rrchard rts the preparatron for the Junxor party How pretty rt looks I can announce now that xt s gorng to be a b1g success Here we are startrng the last week of th1s school term How I wrsh I could catch trme and hold rt but what chance have I wrth exams the semor class play and commencement all clamormg to be done How lonely and sllent Ill be whxle you are all at the theatre en1oy1ng Just Out of College and the Commencement But lust remember that I have had my laughs durrng practrce hours whrch have been longer than the ones you w1ll enyoy Another Commencement has past Good bye my chrldren The End J' X I es. ati C F1 4 X o 6 I fT' , ' Y , . Y I 7 ' I must go down and see what is happening in the gym. Sure enough 7 I If ll a 2 2 fjf ,X Y , Af., ,-R may Pell.. +' I Q ,xfqj T::+1 fm 'llrf ' iq? -'ee' ' , S1 1 I, Y P TT I T P e - e v e n I q - ' I 4 : 7 fxfi Q Am: MQ Y XS- Viz x Wg x E ' s mg. .SL- LLL 'Fl' 1-441- hu RC hes of MHTTOOIV V4 XX'-SSL I apr X -2-'-'T ,xi i L i Ci :. Q ' Ei ' f U U. .H w N, ,A Ly- X r i U :, ll , , ,g?'w' wwf 51 ,- . ffI,f- J A N ' 'N ' x ' 1.-1 f1-,,,.,,,!- 1 X-.Q Q 1 A x -,,,Le-5 W A W -RY V' 1, if V. f '.v '1J --71.6 A wish 'fisbixbd ' x w-,.,--gg-x . Graf ! TH1-ga A,:1?3 K 3, X 1 zz' P d C: S C ' I Ll - S ' X J Scenes in Lytle Park The Fountain Rose Arbors FEL Qggm eg E-i'1 V We e nf :ge-:fn 1 ' 'EL fTff1.Yxx fJ 'Y-'X' u 2 i Q: Q n 1 wif' we P a e S e 1 lj - S 3 A 123 me lsezdulsfffsfsifffraaeefssaaz GRINS Teacher: Give me the Latin for the word 'to speak' and give principal parts. Donell Owings tto neighborl: Say, what is it? Neighbor: Elect if I know. Don taloudlz Blestifino, blistifinare, blestfinavi, blestifinatumf' You can lead a horse to water, But you cannot make him drinkg You can ride your little pony, But you cannot make him think. Lost' An umbrella By a man with a bent rib and bone hanslle Wantesl A room By txxo ladies about twelxe feet lonv and ten fe broad For Sale A bulldog Will eat anytl ing Especially fond of children Wanted Two rooms by a gentleman v ith folding doors Kenneth Wilson Where is the manager s office? Shorty Landrus Follow the passage until you come to the sign read ing No Adrmttance Go up stairs till you see the sign Keep Out Iiolloxx the corridor till you see the sign Silence then yell for him Teacher What 15 the interest on a thousand dollars for one year at two per cent? Richard pay attention' Richard Record For two per cent I m not 1 terested A pedestrian is a man whose wife has gone with the cat Ada Doty And at the end of his letter he put a couple of x s What does he mean? Kathleen Marshall Simple girl' It means he s double crossing you Alice Nickum Man is wonderful He has learned to fly like a bird Emily Gordon Yes but he hasnt learned to sit on a barbed vxire fence Dorothy Hite My you look beautiful tonight Helf na Linder Yes I took a beauty nap this afternoon and ox erslept Father The man who marries my daughter xull get a prize Daniel Drennan May I see it please? Lleailes Kerchner l-lox rranx sides has a circ e7 Max Ragland Txio Cl axles Kerchner Wi t a e thex Max Outside and inside YBX x 1 1 A-L. -Law!-1 I 1 . ' . ' 3 ' 3- . ' I . ' ' 3 a 1. Us . Y Q - ' 3 I ' 7 Y . . . - . .4 . 1 - if . H . . X - . , . , . . . , , - v . . . , . ,, . ,, , . ,, . . : 7 - - -1 . , . - , rr 1 -A , 1, . , .. . Y , it - - ,A fy , Al ' ' i I ' Y Yv . . ' H . Y - - if ' . is v - ,' , . , . .. 1, ' I al - - n . , . , ' . ' . , , - . , ' . . . ,, . . . ,, ' V Y 1 ' AA . II A , . .., . I , . 1 rr - v - , 1, .C4 X . xi A y ' . . Y ,I I r. 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Joe Parker Yeh I hope you enjoy the sermon Mrs McNutt Ito music teacherl Do you think that Torr will ever be able to do anything with his voice? Music Teacher Well madam it might come in useful in case of flrc Robert Lorenz getting in taxrl Home James' Taxi Driver What d ye mean Home James? This is a public taxi Bob All right Home Jesse James' Robert Laughlin Dont you vt ant to ride to school with me? Madonna Linthicum No thanks I must hurry and report on my English Teacher What figure of speech is I love my teacher ? Kenneth Bosleg Sarcasm A GOOD MOTTO It is better to have loved a short girl than to nex er haxe loved a tall During the En lish lesson Teacher Nou trke this sentence tor in tance L t'e cou out or 'ie lot x hat moot, Charles Clark Ilce cou ,uaghsu IL -x-45 J?- rf' TT 'Lk-Q, 9 l ll J 4 A 1 . . . tu ' yy - - -4 ' I I .I , , t , . t , . . I . . V, T s A . I 1. I - U I ri I H I H H EJ ' . 't , ' - . 1' I -. I - U . I ,, . . . . A ' ' . V. . V . ,, . I ,, . . . . - 7, . , , . 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The Cabrio! t r Body by lwsher ' You l now the feeling Wanderlust the urg,e to get up and go To see new places and new face s To drne as far and as hard as you lil e W lu n you feel the urgi to wander lllal s w hen wou ll nlost .lpprumle this All An tru .nn 51X thxs staunch powerful brute of an dUl0lll0bll0 capable of with st.1nrlln,.1 the hardest pave W llll its lJ1,, s mouth, sxlc nt 1 llhlllf, proudln,.1 .ln .nbun daxue of drne and snap W llll Hs rugged franle its 114 inch wht ellrasv. bl lf wen tllallng, self ddjllbllllg clutm ll Instant aetlon four w heel brakes Here s the wery car for Sou when xou answer the call of the road Come ln and tn one Drne lt an hour and you ll want lt for your ow n 2 Door Sed rl S1043 Landau Coupe S104 S1 or! Roadster S 0 Phu I n S10 .1 4 Door Selan JIH lulnrml t Silas fnrlre tthfels spare Urea and bulnpers ex! av Landau Sedan S1263 New Serum Ponlmc Sl: I -la to S8 J Ill prn' sat nrt :rv Delivered pncea an hula msmmum ha dlmg charges bony to pay on lbs f eneral Uutors Tune lavmvn! Plan MATTOON MOTOR CAR co K LAN N ERICAIN SIX IIKODI LT UI' bl-.INIIKKL MUIURB ---V -H VV. -L V -av. V ,. , , ,. M. ' l , .vi .:,V ,xl K, X ,i ,J V V. - -VV V . -g--I--L S QA -' 'X N- -11 Lai. V ii- VLH :il , R 9-QQ T' . A .gplil il, .lisp ,. fl 'TV . v- vw , x ' f W' ' ' V 1 , V Tf 1' .V ' - V rf V V 1, . . L 2 J A V., , V Q J Y '. V , . O C .J O I4 , . vrx HW-. ..,- V f ll t ' 1 ' 7' ' 1' I x 7 K V V X -.4 'Y . me ' XMI ..... .2Vi2.5iZ' C' Y I 1 S ,l :Vj15,5:55--iq: - ,A 3 -I v 335553:-.1251 I , ' 4-...AI x ' W, - 'fri x If ' ' 5 KF-A ' ', , . Q I ' V . Q ' Ai .-X .L, J! , YV or V ' ' ' ::::-- ' - .Alien .VW . 6 V. Q ' V ' . . . . v . V 1 . . . V . V . V V A . V ' 1 - . . . ' ' 1' ' , 2 . . . 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Try The Drug Store First l A General Hardware and Supply Mattoon Hardware C0 Western Avenue Phone 162 The A V M0rrisonCo Dxstrrbutors of MEMORIALS Mattoon Co-Operative Creamery Company PASTEURIZED MILK BUTTER AND CREAM 1917 Broadway Mattoon Ill Phone 521 Mattoon Ill Kenneth Adams Dld ya hear about the Scotchman who just went msane? Paul Beem No whats the matter? Kenneth Adams He bought a score card for the football game and ne1ther team scored THE MOST DEPENDABLE SOURCE OF SUPPLY IN MATTQQN Home Fumlsher When you thlnk of Furnlture thxnk of M R MOUNT Furnlture Stoves Rugs oa Refrlgerators and Lmoleums Cltlzens Coal and lce Co 1501 Bmdway THIS STORE EXTENDS ITS BEST WISHES TO EACH AND EVERY MEMBER OF THE 1928 GRADUATING CLASS SBHLICHER S FURNITURE smnf 55 95 The Dayllght Furruture Store 1604 the heart of Broadway NE WGENT S oun HIGHEST PRICE SHOE Sidi? l4.-! E- EQ m fe irafm I Cl 0 0 O . . , . , xr ' 1 + ' 71 , H , H . , . , U ' I7 O U Cl ' Y' . I 1 C I--lcel ' O O . . I s O L E 'E 1' fcpfrff 1 -ii 33335, Zak xnfliinxq :X J - X, , Y- Efifgn' -YM H f ,gh -151 :L -.71 +1 ,T -Ti. T S- WU A ,eras-flight , ' T -. -- I A 1 5-fh ,L W ,,,,:yf7-1 !Afv R 5? Y X,g1.,Li Pacje E1 'iz Wf 7 mf. A 0 DSP IDC fi CHAMPION-OVERLAND COMPANY Willys-Knights Whippets Fours and Sixes ACCESSORIES TIRES BARGAINS IN USED CARS Phone 571 1715 Charleston Ave Mrs I-Iorsley Is my boy really trylngp Teacher Yes ve y MIHISTCT John d1d you catch those ftsh today' J M Rrchardson Ye es s1r thats what they get for chasmg worms Sunday Joke hdrtor What would you say tt I ktssed your Hts glrl I make no statement for publrcatron Mar1s Orndorff Wlll you d1ne vuth me tomorrow Ulglll Fred? Bred Irvmg Sure I wrll MHYIS Iaxne at e1ght oclock at your house Rlte DeVore What would you do 1f you had flve dates XVIIII a IIISH an he never attempted to k1ss you Vera Brown Id l e about rt Martha Cox My dont that boy swear termblyp Robert Horsley 'ies rn he sure do I-Ie don t put anx express1on V1 lt at 8. How 1rd Bartelsmeyer What t1me IS xt Daxe7 Davzd McDonalo I hax ent any tdea Howard B Oh I d dnt expect you to hate an ruea but I thought you Tfllghf know xx at ttme lt IS le Cher What do you get rf you dont bo1l your drmkrng water? John Kcessler IK hold fever John K Soup .AL 241-.3 ff' ,,b'A'A ' 'J't'A ' I eng? gR1,,..f'?'-Efivkck 9-Z 3-.1-411 HCIL J ' it ' 71 J . u Y rv 1 . , . . : , . on . .' 4 . ic. 4 - y, . . Z A , , , y , D - . tt -1' ' 1 1: d . X ' F 1 I It 1 1 v v A v - ' ' ll. I I A I ' qi tr 7 I I Y ' - ty ' I ' Y Y v .Y V A . . . ,, r- 3 A Z .. yr . V , . . . I V ,, ,qi x . tt' Y f yvr Teacher: And what do you get when you do boil it? 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SALES AND SERVICE ERLA AND SONORA I ELECTRIC RADIOS ww L-E 0470 Radio and Electric Supplies Allison Electrical Refrigerators All Types ol Radio and Electrical Refrigeration Day and Night Qervice Day Phone 3200 Nlght Phone 266 1622 Charleston Mattoon Tll Model 52-62-72 and Imperial 80 Model Ncs, Means Miles Per Hour Ask Any Chrysler Owner We specialize n used car bargains Phone 420 14th and Broadway Mattoon Ill Carleton Purvis My how short your overcoat IS Pat Fat James Oh thats all right 1tl1 be long enough before I get a new one THE SQHQOL SUPPLY STORE Eastman Kodaks Victrolas and G A Z E and Supplies Records BOOK STORE FRANK J RrmsR Bools Stfltlonely and Kodaks Picture Framing a Specialty Phone 115 Telephone Co Bldg Drugs, Paints and Sundries Phone 310 1804 1806 Broadvxay Mattoon Ill sink: we DL es C1 gtqS V . . Q . 1 X . , , A . . - , .. Y 7 W K Kwfirff WC ' ' 1 , . u , zz 1 - ' r ' y , H r C - -- i f O O C . ,- . 7 . L, C ' - V , .. 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George Boyle Jace. is where there is n t n I I ca explain it exactly but I have t in my head all right Ilahonal BUIICIIUCI 81 Loan Assoctahon ASSETS OVER 52 400 000 00 OFFICERS DIRECTORS J W Bledsoe President N McKamy Ed I4 Ritter Vice President C Scott S M Owings Secretary Treasurer M Schulhoff Minnie Litwiller Assistant Secretary T Gut me Ma y Hasler Teller R Kenny I4 A Kmzel Attcrney A Gabbert W Bledsoe Ed F Ritter S M Owings English Teacher Frei why lravent you done your outside reading Theodore Shull Its too cold outside Estate of J D JINDREIDS LUIVIBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Famous for Service Office and Yards 18th and Prairie Phon 3 ,vi '59, 2- 'k.i.,K,.,-I-'PA Q ka-P-Q Iii Li hte H1 If : Er, cr.,...5Q I i' ' ' i' o hi U. I- - n't fx Y . . r . . ,, . , . . U O I 5 U , I ' . . , ' W. . . . ' , - F. , , E. . h ' T , J. , S. . ' , R. . J. . I - l .r , V I I 'wh' , . 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B U I C K AUTOMOBILES Quality Remains Long After the Price is Forgotten PHONE 169 Compliments of MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE C0 E L SMITH General Agent Sm1th Bullding Nolan V Bratton HelenR Pegelovx A Htqh School Dlploma Is an essential 1n practrcally the entire business viorld today Likewise Our Artlstlc Face Brick I an essentill 1n a gool s b tlntnl home Jl C LOGTHIS yi - A 'W jtjwj' Lhjiw-Lk A it-LL l u n ' ' x . , . I E 0 0 . . . Y . . V a Q s I S ' I ' L L1 - S , - . , K, -- 'f-'1.fQ ',r '- - -' ' . 1 A 'JN be -.' 'f: -.,.N E -, - t rl A- I . . ef Z,-It A -it i:.g'Y' lvy l-I? ' - Fw -M. ' :gl L,t A r I -7,-,, Q, A ,J b rr? r-5'-fi -4-Y-- N '- ' - if or-I-X -S, 7 xxx, . --' -N ,xi ,, j 2 'ig' 4-rg W-AX ez t, F-L. l ,,,.g , I ,, , . ac, 4.4 eggs. Ji' ' .,..g?-Q- ,SM ,A W W, Parr- lltnl q 'iv J2 5fDYf?.5 Je MKJMUIJ fJ7'XJ JJ 4 DR J J NK Physlclan and Qergeon Phone 622 Res Prove 3111 CRAIG 8: CRAIG Attorneys at Law Mattoon III G F CORLEY Dentist BRYAN H TIVNEN Thomas R Fgenbaum Caru 9 Icenogle Attorneys at Law FRED A KINZEL Attorney at Law Okaw Bu1Id1ng Mattson IIIIYIOIS H. C. OLDKNOVI Optometrist Office 08, House 515 DR J G BAKER Physician and Surgeon H C LLIIVIPP Dentist DR D C BAUGHIVIAN Dentist DR F L WALTERS Dentust CLARENCE IN HUGHES Attorney at Law DR. I. J. NEAL Dentist lTIlO': Broafiway R. J. COULTAS, IVI. D. Practice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat TI ' Fx . af ' F -' 4 .-I J H ., fs E 1 .t.,,:,Y.gA -t.. .V 1 my H 1 ' .- ...L ins of iw A 1.42 .I J. xox ,, I 'A' F' AL. 'Q Xxx ,V 4. 1 V+ -Ji.. -.4- -A 'Y 'Wx W .fr --if Y A, ,-,, Y-4 FIIJC' Hxnoiq C '17 - ff- XXQ ,J 295' Y V , F1 III !'6'II4, MIL, r rii Q f ' J ,M 4 , , II f, of J 24 ff' . . .LI I g ' . . . g . '. . ' ' DR. . . , irzois ' I 'Y I . ' I . . I I fini' lla Lovely Things at Lower Prices ALWAYS in the lead with the foremost popular fashions in Ladies' Apparel. It is an established fact, that if you desire the newest and best for less money, come toh BRENT B RUTHEFS ushallm C0 t27'111'f00:.' Mattoon s Style Center for lVlen s and Women s Apparel Including Kuppenhelmer and College Hall Clothes for youn men FRED WHITE PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES Mattoon lll no s EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Robison Electric Co A Contract: Q Frle dair Fixtures Hoover Radlola BPOWVll,S 7lQ4k:,Qzfrf Shoe , Shoppe Beautiful Footwear Highest Quality Styles That Are Different 1703 Broadway Mattoon, Ill. W F Hampton JEWELER 109 North 16th Street Phone 212 Laughlin 81 Son Coal Flour Feecl Seed 1813 Broadvl aX Miller Motor Car Co lnco po ated! A iorz Dc le Lincon FORD Fordson ai rick Tractors XR TS Sl' RNI .4a.41fLQm,,-s-1' 4-f b-14L....E,A A-L I I K ..L.- ' I O Y Y U 1 F s I ,la FL.: Y 4 1 V 'f I o o o , ' r r 1 utl f cpl -2 is ' I .Q . : . 0 1 e ', .. , . 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T Y 7 , , I ' . .I - ., , . , . , . Y. . ,K V . x ,, , H A : , 1 ,1 p 'f O 4: I ' 1 Q ' j Y- I U n I . , 1 . . . D . ' Y 0 . ,I ' ,f '7 . 1 I 1 f 11 I I . J . . Mn 1 fa-. A W ' E' 4 f '.f- ,N ' .I 3, A 2'-:nil A- -- A , ' 'A . I ,A 5 ,,g'N K I ' 14' A' -. . -,Q f- 1- - . - H D T -- A Qi Y I L' TA' AJ ,- 1 - f - :AY iff-sf1',-I f I 1 r ,tl are :I H ,W-41153, A ,sv ,,,,-4- y !,,,,oXv 5 ,Vi '.L,,,,L S. --+5 'QQ' , ' -4, 1:7 S 2 Ea!-Se' M, , Q , A ZX, cf' g L, ,K gt 1 L :gi , ,, L, ,,, 1 , A, az' 3 Y-X, Pagan, ,, , t -,4 L Y, 4 ' pf1cr1II1nc:Iq-Throu , 'VU , -,,Wi'f7a, ,U U, ,,,,,, N Q f . 23: me WE WANT YOU T0 TRY Cl'EllDERCRllST BREAD AND CONVINCE YOURSELF OF IT'S GOODNESS mattoon Baking Co. 1418 Broadway YOUR GROCER SELLS IT Phone 234 Loyall Wood Why are your socks wrong s1de out? Loren McReynolds My feet got hot so I turned the hose on them Grocer Mm' so you want a Job? Do you ever tell hes? Clyde Isham No but Im Wllllflg to learn Ahce N1ckum Thomas how come you dont smg m the cholr any more? You used to smg all the trme Thomas McNutt Jr Wel It s Just hke th1s one day I mlssed and everybody wanted to know when the organ had been f1xed Carl Owens George what IS a barn? George Klohr A barn IS a garage where they keep ammals IT PAYS TO USE QU LITY FEEDS MADE BY BIG FOUR ELEVATOR CO A e x 4,51-ff-1 gf ,ggi it-LLAL 1 I an H- rr , rr Y' , rr - - 1, . fr y ' ' n . , . . . 0 ,, , . . - - 1 . . ,, .. - , - - - - , .. 1, -. 3 - H , H - U . , . , H - - H . 5 Q xqial 3:43 5 ,M ,-f -,QJ,,.'A-ij 1-X If X 'ilig' f 713-Ln Aer A-.Vx X V 'Trai ' ' L-1 l X , ' 1 L gif? -Q --f--' all - ' , ' ' L, X if , 2-2-11,-W-IZ-1 1 T ,, ' os K - fa ,, H kgs... - e W' e -1+'? 2Pr'cfe .gs E. -f' . -V -4- 1 ,.. . X 853712-f ' 'f-ff .. -,. , ,Q 1. H Tri - f-A -, 9 T ' f v' '-Cf 'WA' -'Y--f ' -f , .3 :f T R, r if 2.1 1 Pawn llxuetqffwnr sn 95? aflgi X.: , 7' lh'Qzl7QQllf5f5F?ia9vg3Q29'f Paramount CLEANERS and DYERS lhone 3 1409 B oadway ORANGE CRUSH LEMON CRUSH LIME CRUSH IN THE KRINKLY BOTTLE It is Healthful and has a Real Food Value We are the only bottlers in tlais part ofthe State bottlmg a pure fru t drmk m oure dxstllled water ORANGE CRUSH BOTTLERS West Broadway Pho e 232 MATTOON THEATRE M moons Flnc st Amu emf nt Pla c C bhox IU flu Late Ht and Beat Photo Pl nw VCE AINI TO PLEASE 113 TTT! 4,-LL E -'ll 4 M l fl l ' X 3 OU r A I Y' '- .. T Z L 3 L S 3 V F' V' 'I l ' L ' I Y ' f ,C c L 1. . ' N . ' l : we .. A EE , Rf Cgefx l FX T 'L-'Z :Vt ff. . ' ,, T' -' I T if , I U ,ll N ... ., - -Y ' N , in. ,--.V-75,1-1. il - A - :X P- fl, V. LS 4,,:5:N,:eif,,,1... I -E lrrgsi, Egg A V f T E zif 'f - f A-f--f---ff' T L, H f Y ' 1 L . pd C Iline!qfFiuc T i ,P Y, ,Y ,. , 95? ,QD is Qf1EfJTf5i29V?e1Q295w!J3ff YES TRANSFER 5 STORAGE CO. . .. M o d e r n Transportation A Ma4tocn lndust y Since I88-4 OVERMAN S MEAT MARKET A Mlehty Good P'ace to Tra e 1225 17th bt 118 788 KLOHR B RO S. GROCERY BAKERY DRY CLEANERS PHONE 1480 BRUMLEVE Mens Suits Made to Order Selected Furnishings 74 B M tt if i?A si J r . 7 7 , . ' '0. ' . Phones - 18L roadway a oon, U1 x, 3-:s3l.2i3'5 ,- , I bf-1' fi,-fff, A s A sides-ss ,3,,, 4 'sr-V, we A ' l it 'ir ,A '47,-'.'fw 'fLf ' w ' his-. ,V R'-1 ' - V fgsf, V W-, 5: L Y - ' , . ' '-ij W W Q 4 Z:-my 33-37-1 W 'LY-:gl l Pduc NQ , 1' fx! 4-X 7-fy Best Wishes to the Class of '28 Our Cleaning and Dyeing, Press- ing and Repalfing helps you look your best. i PARISI-rs 5l'LJENVEl-'ER9 CLEANERS AND DYERS l6l0 Bn.oAvwAY - maffoofl In Phone 294 120 S. 17th St. Kenneth Carter: liver had Economics? Joe Snyder: Nol Just measles and Chickenpox. Teacher rn Arnerrcan Hrstory N me the thlrteen colomes I-larry Harry Severns Shall I name them rn order or skrp around? Teacher No you d better stand stxll Nelson Srng Why chd they take Carleton out of the game? For holdmg Nelson Nou xsnt that 1ust hke Carleton A defrmte amrn properly hnked wxth honesty and mdustry wxll surely get results GXKYNDOXYYKYYKS ,fixes if-fir5g,QAKN! -2.53- Pa e ne Seven . . .4 U U A . . ,- ' . GA y ' f . U 1 ' rr . K, . . U AA ' ' Y! ,. - , . . U - V . , . D . . 3 , , , D, - V, I ,, e Q. ,se 2 A I aw-fl f- ,KN 'N f l La: gyssfsdeaw, Q --frx 1 Q 4 'g , AQ.s egi f1xt,lJ-?x.-..:- w Q 5 ,X R . . ' V---A p 5 1' 'gf ',.bH'..r1g .1 f ' - ,rev ,yr ,,,f,s, A.- M 1 , . , -7 ' s -vi ' 'P' ' - ' A , - C' , 1 A ,i- , 85,31 - - ,-Q C -C wa- No-3 , X C, as Wa, V -. G ll 1 I xg - , fin' 'Tx 7' :ff f M xr if J f- X, ,,-f, 1- 1,- Dr-Qiiifblfg if file lfvgggtgtiif fQK5vff2fJQff9fW2'2fJ CONGRATULATIONS Rapid progress anti unlimited good fortune is our sincere wish for 3'O'.1r future success. And we trust tliat Iileetrieity, an CYCT-Qf!'Cr'CYll silent servant of Civiliza- tion. will airi you in wliatever you choose to tio. CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Motorist Ito lnlmet Burxxeli at lillmg it tionl re box x ome ga oline Get a mote on tot, Xou ll nex er get anx xxhere unle Q xou tfua l ls eS en en nas xoung tu lieci aid tl'at got e xxlete I rn fner Burt ell Vxell mi ter I reclton dk lo x ou late to pus ie in e tuae ne havent acrop of gots in tl e D ace Nattl Rttlti it oxoet iito Jo .Iean Brvtn He 5 ineoigruous Martha I moi t knovx he was a politician If a man is in loxe and po bebses a tountam Den at tlie bame time the are in favor ot lais ending hw days 1DIldClL1'l tie asxlum Bx GIORGI1 SWILFT OLKN Gold S e E11 Ice C1 eam IS a real body builder Eat Ice Cream for Health and Beauty M XFTUON ICE, CRI AM CU ALE ,AXA gtg 4-'A' G-ff'-M '7?1w1 Q-LLL ' f ' dei L, N I t' I '. f .3 a' ,I He 1, j, I vaiit C , Q 1' , l , , , , ' ' V 1 1 V ' N f 'J ' ' ' . ' A . W' 1 A' ,lx. l'u5'i Mist tial. VVl2f I ' 3 j K, I W 5 V t . 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ORENSTElN'S STYLE SHOP Everything to Build Anything at the ,- Ladies' and Misses' Ready-to-Wear McKamy Lumber C0 Garments Millinery and Accessories The shop that sells stylish quality lhone 41 308 12 SO 21st St me ehandise at reasonabl prices .lust Ring Headquarters For Fine Jewelry We Carry a complete line suitab e forthe girl and boy graduate We most cordially invite you in to see our beautiful line of .levi elry m S C H R 0 C K ELECTRIC CO Contracting and Supplies 206 So 11th Street lhone SU Phcn 414 1618 Broadway Paints Roof Coatings P A R .sLompany Products of Quality Phone 159 1106 Broadway Wall Paper Supplies MAYTAG ALUMINUM wAsHERs If it doesn t sell itself don t keep it WABASH VALLEY NIAYTAO C0 Phone 881 .ful .A-'LJ' sep' Q-'gf kink-Saxid PLL 4...-L di Y 0 J 5 A i ' ' ' ' r ' e ' . G . l - . . A 7 . - ' P 1 Q . . . . 4, ' 7 n , ' -W v , I ll ' i 1 ' 1 ' VY f - r ' L 1 1 3 , ..-ff in-rg-. - - , P . ' is .A .f::.--,--N - . - A f, f - 1 I! 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CLY Y uw 4 fi- 'Tr ,Era t --f -vw--Y-ff . ,sv Z 1 1X f'-5-T37 d e n e Wy W7 LD Q A portrait for yourfrzfends is cz gtk that will be l,70,lllf'd noun and in aflffr years PHO TOGRAPHS LIVE FOREVER rfff .SHIDIO Helen Beason What oo they bu1ld houses out of m France? L1ll1an Homann Gaul stones Guy Mrller fan rvory soap salesmanj lve just qurt trymg to sell thxs stuff James MOYYISOU How come? Guy Lux agamst me Ehzabeth Sweet Whats the man teedmg the elephants moth balls for? Madonna Lmthrcum To keep the moths out of h1S trunk George Klohr yellmg from upstarrsl Hey Ma' rs It all rlght for me to start that clean towel that you put IH the bathroom? 1 W' 'IK J fk NTL ft A WEESS AND ALL Fo ID IDUBCFS CHALLENGE THE WORLD FOR QUALITY HULMAN at .31 2' 51 -E-1 L-Xe in ' My ffvr-sk 325,-i LL!-sl Pac: J 'l J l . U 1 - . xr f ' I U 11 . . .. f . . . H ' , u rx . 11 ' 1: ' . H 1 ' H ' ' , u - an ' . . : ,, . . . . ' If l , Q fi! 4-:wtf , if' f V , 1 x i . 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If hundreds of school children of this State have thousands of dollars on deposit in the school savings of this bank, surely the average salaried person can save something. Central Illinois Trust and Savings Bank youthful depositors are setting a worthy example to their elders. Get your name on the Central Illinois Trust and Savings Bank books to day Decide now that you vull be independent Central lllmols Trust 81 Saumqs Bank Kraft Clothlnq Co SOCIETY BRAND Clothes for llounq Men and Men who Stag Uounq 1713 Broadway Mattoon Illinois Z1 RI V,-543-f-if-f?afa,aL f-A . CI . 7. . l U I Q O ll ,Y ll I1 ' L: 'Y-' 1' .-- T A I H I Vial.-wir-, V- 1 ,-'J I- '- I N A l 'N . M X - aff ffl., I 4, ,N . ' ' ' xr, tc 'tiff ,-L -I-gt,-.221 .1 1 I ' , T' 'e- g A ,f . f-fi' f lf' - 521 ' ,.. ... iff-f 'j 7 A Y ' R 1-asf' li ' Pa eOr11l'lu'ndrecllEo1gr
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