Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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MENDOTA HIGH SCHOOL 1911 Florence Denison John NV. Dubbs Mrs. Elsa Freedman Zold Mrs. Helen Rice Foster Florence Allen Mrs. Clara Cavell Grieves James A, Dubbs Mrs. Verna llarman Morrison Leone Meisenbach Antoinette Schmitz Clara Meinzer Mrs. Margaret Retz NVirsche1n Carey Stacy George Whitmore Harold Meisenbach Joseph Allen Oswald G. Kieselbach Maud E. Stewart Charles Hansell Lois E. llrearley Faith G. Denison Otto Proehl lllrs. Josephine Haskell Landgraf Aimee L. Madden Mrs. llelen Smith Black Sina Bailey Dorothy Allen Theodora Proehl Bertha Olson Helen Bailey Marie Wallace Edgar Cook Edith Koropp Clara Kieselbach Alice Davenport Bernice Fernberg Xlieceased Class or 1899 Mrs. May Gardner Ingram Arthur NValdorf Crnxss or 19110 Mrs. Anna Erlenborn Bauer Cora M. Hansell John Stengerik Crnxss or 1901. Emma Bauman Mrs. Florence Crandall Huss Mrs. Mabel Haight McKnight Clarence E. Hawley Fred Scheidenhelm llarry E. Vlfright C1.Ass olf 1902 Tillie Bauer Mrs. Anne Merrifield Walker VVilliam Black Phil Buettner Forrest Dix CLA ss or 19113 .Florence Barber? Albert J. Schuetz Clara Biers Harry Pollard Alwin L. Schaller Clnxss or 1904 Mary M. Black George Fritz Louis M. Munson Cmss or 1905 Morey G. Hawley Frank E. Munson Archibald Auringer Claxss or 19116 Joseph P. Langford VValter J. Black Julius Kliyla Lester B. Wells Harry Reck Wlill Schaller Alma Schuetz Crass or 1907 Hazel E. Hackett Paulina VVeidner C1..xss OF 1908 Marion Black Anna E. Cavell Frank Meisenbach 9

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MENDOTA HIGH SCHOOL 1911 Class or 1885 Julia G. Bunker Annie M. Hartan Myra J. Kenworthy Mrs, Mary Mcllride Chaffee Sue B. McG1nnis Clara E. NVylie Mrs, Minnie Knauer Scheidenhelm C1..xss OF 1886 Matthew VVilson Allan Wylie Clnxss or 1887 Corhus Gardner Harriet M. Marks Mrs. Matilda Haass Tesche C1..xss or 1888 Edgar P. Cook Richard E. Cooper Mary E. Pollock Ed. L. Scheidenhelm Cmss or 1889 Mrs. Amelia Erlenborn VValters Katherine G. Frederick Cinxss or 18110 Clara L. Adams Clara E. Goodwin Frederick E. Stevens ' C1..xss or 1891. Mrs. Lucia Fisk Strok T. Lloyd Park Paul M. Cooper Howard N. Haskell? Harriet A. McIntyre Crass Charles J. Miller Mrs. Catherine Wilson Henry 1892 George T. Fisk? Madge M. Jenkinstk Mrs. Georgia Smith Gardner OF Mrs. Della VVershinski Allen CLASS or 1892: Mrs. Anna Klucker Foster Edmund T, Madden Mrs. Elizabeth NVilson Conkey C1.Ass or 18214 Hulda Anderson Georgia Seede Edgar G. Cooper Mrs. Mary Denison Barnett Mrs. Edith Goodwin Henry Albert A. Henry Simon E. Schuetz C1..xss or 1895 Mrs. Margaret Denison Hunt Mrs. Jessica Freedman Meyers Florence E. McLeod Ziska Schuetz Mary J. Stevens Mrs. Lena Taylor Morrison Edmund Volk Mayme NValker Clzxss or 18116 Samuel F. Beetz William A. Cooper Carl Fisher Mrs. Florence VVhitmore Mclntyre CLASS or 1897 Mrs, Ella Cavell Henry Mrs. Bertha Freedman Mandel Hildegard Reul Mrs. Myrtle Smith Vlfhitlield Mrs. Mrs. Mamie English Smith Adaline Hartan McKean Mrs. Josephine Ruedy Tapper Mrs. Lorena VValdorf Hall Rose NVeidner Cl.Ass OF 1898 Carlos H. Ambler Maud M. Bierworth Mrs. Edith Dix Neal Mrs. Anna Goedtner Pierce Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins Evans Charles B. Stare ffDeceased Frank Blanchard Grace Clarkson Mrs. Belle English Byington Samuel J. Haight Mrs. Cora Madden Haskell Mrs. Emma Swartz Antsteth

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32 MENDOTA HIGH SCHOOL 1911 liaber Putter ,Xlexailclcr Sehililberg Shephr rd lllacli The Basket Ba!! Team XYith the disbandment uf the font ball team all interest centered in basket ball. Although the pupils had never had any experience in the game, there was plenty of material out of which to develop a team. XYith lidwin Schildberg, manager, Clarence l'otter. captain, and Edward Alex- ander, treasurer. a team was organized which immediately set to work practicing, but as it was late when we began work the crmld weather soon set in so that we could not practice on the 5Cl1OfJl gmiiiicls, and having no inside place for that purpose. all further training ceased. XYe had to go into our games with only a half trained team. llad we had a gymnasium in the school the results of our experience would have been better. 3. gymnasium is what we need and what we want, for it helps to pass the recesses and leisure hnurs on disagreeable days when all nutcloor spcmrts are prevented, as well as being a place in which tn train our teams. .Ns it was the players made the best nf the situation and played ten games with varying success, playing some schools much larger than our own. Tlllf TF fl ll Clarence Potter john Faber Iidwin Schildberg Robert lilack fieorge Shepard lidward Alexander R. ll. '11