Mattoon High School - Riddle Yearbook (Mattoon, IL)

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GABBERT EVERETT L GREEN FRANCES ALEXANDFR LAVON HOUSTON MARTHA ' . ' I History Mathematics History Home Economics Mathfmalirx Eastern Illinois State Civics Eastern Illinois State DePauw Universityg Teachers College, B.S.g Eastern Illinois State 'feat-hers College, B, of Eel University of Illinois, BS, University of Illinois, M.A. Teachers Collegeg University of fuloraclu. University of Illinois, M.A. . . . Fczcult ROLAND SHIMP BORGHILD JULSRUD ELEANOR FRANKLIN JUNIOR HAHN Band - h Music Supervisor Commercial Subjects Manual Training ElginTogrgfernqbitiyeerlsllyI St. Olaf Collegeg American Bowling Green College Assistant Coach College, Muncie' Ind-5 Conservatory of Music, B.M, of Commerce, I5.A. Eoliithern State Teachers o e e. Illinois Wesleyan University, 3 B. Music Ed. Degree.

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CLEM C, PHIPPS FLORINE. BOWMAN ESTHER CRIMES MILDRED MORGAN Dislrilvulivc Education English English' Spwch English Eastern lllinois State Girls' P. E. M I d C H B A A University of lllinois. BS.: Teachers Collegeg Uni- University of lowa, M.A.: My an O egg' A' Columbia University, M.A.Q versity of Illinois, BS. University of Wisconsin, Norlhweslern UmVf'r5'ly- University of Wisn'onsin. . Facult . E s 5 2 'i RUTH CACLEY Librarian jr. College, Clarincla, lowag State Teachers College, Maryville, Mo: ELS. of lid. University of Minnesota, BS. in Library Science' University of Illinois. MARY LIFFICK ARTHUR E. GARRISON BURCHARD HORTON JAMES EASTERBROOK B- I - I S,-, Chemistry, ljlzysics Basketball, Mulliematics, Bookkeeping, Busiyiess Law, Ev to ogg: .MENU Kansas State Teachers College, Boys' Physical Education Economics, Boys' Physical 'lstem mms tale B.S.g University of Kansas, lVl.S.g Butler University, Indiana State Education, Football and Teachers College. B- Ed. Graduate Study, Universitv of Teachers College, BS., Track Coach, Assistant Kansas, Chicago University ancl Central Normal. Basketball Coach Iowa University, U niversity of Illinois, BS.

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ARTHUR H DOOLEN SEYMOUR COHEN HAZEL LUTZ HAZEL CROSBY R. O. l C. Languages Lalin O T C H BQ 51 1 T lncliana State Teachers College:-5 Eastern illinois Slate Kansas Slate 0 ege' '! irgmnl - Sorbonne, Paris, France, Teachers College AB Advanced lnfantry School, I943. Armory lnstilule of Tech. Middlebury College' MlA': Univnslw of Hlmms MA National University of Mexico University of Wisconsin. ...Facult Meet the Machine, They dispense with the white --and the pink. They mark that zero down in their little black hooks- when all you do is doze off for a mere five minutes! But we're still rather fond of them. May we introduce them? Miss Crosby and Miss Lutz satisfy our yearnings for a foreign lang- uage or two, while Miss Cagley, Miss Grimes, Miss Morgan and Miss Bow- man try to repair the mess we've been known to make of the King's English. Present day problems are solved in 40 minutes-specialties of Mr. Parker and Mr. Black, teaching social science and sociology, respectively. Mr. Shimp and Miss julsrud nobly withstand our frustrated attempts toward music in any form-sthey try so hard not to discourage us! Miss Houston competes with Miss Franklin in the eternal question of home versus career. WVe've tried both. There MUST be something else!!! Historical knowledge flows freely from the mouths of Miss Gabbert and Miss Alexander-would that we, too, could drool so freely! Mr. Green and Mr. Horton are our mathe- matical geniuses, but-how DID the hypotenuse get over there??? Our Distributive Education Class is headed by Mr. Phipps, with Mr. Garbe taking over during the second semester. In the chemical department Mr. Garrison prays for the roof 'every lab period, while Miss Liffick settles the biological problems. Aiming for health improvement, we have Miss Bowman's l . lf. classes, and our own coaching staff of Horton and Iiasterbrook fwho dips into Bookkeeping on the sidej nobly assisted by Mr. Hahn and Captain Doolen. Heading our great R.O.T.C. unit is Captain lloolen, assisted by Sergeant Seymour fTwinkle Toesj Cohen. Then we must not forget the advisers of our two great school publi- cations and of our Student Council. Miss Morgan fills this position on the Mirror, Miss Lutz on the Riddle, and Mr. Green and Miss l.iffiek on the Student Council. These are our liaculty. lint to us, the-y're a little more than just Faculty. .For all their advice, which is so freely and wisely offered, for Cll- tcrtaining some of us in their homes, for their encouragement and help, for being just a little more than teachers -we, the students, thank them, our friends!