Mattoon High School - Riddle Yearbook (Mattoon, IL)

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Florme Bowman Esther Grumes Joyce Neal Helen Heath Martha Gabbert John Thwlng Dorothy Bratton NOUNS VERBS AND SPEECH The drogt of Marche hath perced to the rote Does that sound luke Greek to you? Youll probably never believe It but that us the real English language Our capable English teachers Mass I-leath Mrs Neal Mr Thwnng Muss Bowman Muss Grnmes Mass Gabbert and Mass Bratton have taught us the United State s version of thus language Even though thus subject may not be one of our favorites now It will be the most Important of our studies In years to come SOIL AND ANIMALS I-lave you ever set out a plant and watched It grow? If you have you know there are many ways you can help nature rn producing th very best plants Through thus course under Mr Erwun you learn these ways of producung the best crops and llvestock Horace Erwm PINS AND PANS Plannlng on having a maid? N07 Well best you take this course then Here you learn the fundamentals of housekeeplng In every department A very good course for every gurl don t you aoree boys? Mary Zummerman Carolyn Rockabrand Grace Whltsel Rlddle l l I N., I 4, ll Il I I K . . , . . - 1 I I ' I ' I I I I I . , . . . . I V . 1 1 1 1 I l Q c . ' 1 I I II , . , . ' I I v ' , . J I 4, I,

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Tellzng Me Yes, Telling Me No Bob Wllson Suzanne Pfelffer Bill Bonall BRAWN AND MUSCLES Oh my achung back' We were made qulte aware of every muscle nn our body after those days In tumblnng for nt seemed everyone of them was achmg Through the weeks of basketball we developed some real basketball wuzards We re expectung them to challenge the Green Wave any year SHARPS AND FLATS La De Screech D These lovely vouces come floating through the bulldlng each afternoon Seriously we really appreciate havung this group of students exhlbltlng their talents for Ralph Brausa Borghlld Julsrud ATOMS AND MOLECULES If you smell somethlng bad nts the chemustry department If you hear a loud crash someone has dropped a flask If someone has had an electrnc shock nt may be the statlc machune In the physics lab If some senior IS scratching his head over a problem It might be physics If It :sn t math Rlddle 'I0 Robert Shields Edward Lash Mr Freshman meet general scnence a nnbblmg course to teach you a llttle In science and everyday llvnng and help you decude whuch scuence you mnght want to study later Oren Lackey Herbert Clawson U . ' u . . . ll II I . 1 1 . , . 11 Il 11 11 1 1 1 a- , n ' l 1 US. . I II II , . , . , . , . . ' I I C

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SOUND OFF l 2 3 4 Major Barnett -1--MY., Master Sgt Krnder Sgt Beatles or ward march' These cadets are drnllung for that Important event ln May when the top men are here for the all day lnspectlon Theirs ns not all work elther as we could see by their annual R O T C Ball which was a mann social event of the season 2 When x meets y sometnmeg the answer IS z dlvuded by b might be C ln t IS alphabetucal game played danly nn the classrooms of Mrs Shields Mr Green Mrs Worrell and Mr Sheahan the students learn about angles and flgures lgeometrncal figures that Isl how long It would take to full a bathtub wnth both faucets on when you are late for that Important date how fast you must run nn the morning to catch a bus that IS going ZO mules an hour He learns that the shortest dustance between two pornts ns a straight lune Thus l ke many other thxngs you fund are true are hard to belueve Aren t they future mathematlclans9 Everett Green Henrretta Worrell John Sheahan NOW AND THEN Here s that place where they learn their dates states and fates the dates of wars the states of the Unlon and the fates of many great men With Mrs Chrnsman Mr Chenoweth and Mr Johnson nn the hnstory depart ment these facts are sure to penetrate the mnnds of the wulllng to learn students Virginua Chrlsman Howard Johnson Lee Chenoweth Riddle I 2 H 1 11 . K yy :Vt I . . , . . . . 11 ll ll an ll 2 + e- 4 11 ll ll I1 - - 11 ll HAI: ' - 11 ll - ll ll . , . , . , - 1 1 I I , 1 . I l , . , . . . I . . 3 ll II , . , , 1. . . I I ' . , . , . ' I - -