Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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g i'Q f'fSg: ,1 n, 'l 4 31.'1-,,- 2,1-.fzm .4 '14 -1, t Att, Ml 'lift A 'uniors Class Colors Old Rose and Silver Gray Officers President .......,,.......... ....,...........,,.... ....,.., M i llie Phelps Vice President .............,.,......... ..,.,,, E lmer Schaller Secretary and Treasurer ..,...... ......... Class Adviser Ahern, Cecelia Angler, Grace Bansau, Ella Billings, Neva Blei, Amanda Blotch, Gilbert Buck, John Cooprider, Ruth Cummings, Donald Dinsmore, Russel Dinsmore, Wylie Easter, Helen Efigeeomb, Ethel Ehlers, Mabel Esterday, Herman Guilfoyle, Leo Harris, Charles Heiman, Lester Hoeger, Hilda Jacob, Alfred Keeler, Grace Knauer, Irvin Kuhrt, Florence Lowd, Florence McEvoy, Esther 2 Ruth Cooprider Miss Barnett CLASS ROLL McIntyre, Robert Miller, Cecelia Miller, Grace Miller, Josephine Montavon, Hazel Nauman, Waldo Nieman, Courtney Otterbach, Velma Phelps, Millie Pierce, John Potter, Mildred Schaller, Elmer Schildberg, Gertrude Schmidt, Letha Serven, Grace Smith, Joseph Stein, Louis Tower, Josephine Truckenbrod, Gilbert Vogler, Margaret Walter, Paul Wilhelm, August Yenerich, Artemus Yost, Philip Class of '2 I Sept 12 And it came to pass in the year of one thousand, nine hundred and seventeen, that the children came forth from the land of childhood to the land of the Rising Sun, trying not to be afraid of the thousands of people that have set themselves above them. Oct 18- And ere two suns had risen, the voice of the Principal came unto the multitude sayingg Enter ye at the straight gate, for wide is the Thirty-one

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gate a11d broad is the way. And ye shalt choose leaders for this great multitude. So saying he arose and departed to his office. And it came to pass that the .leaders were chosen as follows: President, Lawrence Darby, Vice President, Grace Miller, Secretary. Ruth Coopriderg Treasurer, Letha Schmidt, Class Adviser, Miss Coffey. Nov. 12- And from the earth there proceeded thunder and lightning and large birds made their way through the air and monsters through the sea, and the multitude perceived that great were the needs of the suffering nations. NVhen they heard this they promised to give them aid, and they hastily proceeded to produce a Liberty Bond. Sept. 2-Sophomore Year. And when they returned they were found asleep again fFor their eyes were heavyj. Oct. 15-Death of Pauline Leifeit. She opened her mouth with wisdom and on her tongue was the law of kindness. And when her soul was departing she praised the name of the Lord and the multitude wept, because they saw her no more. Oet. 29- And again came the voice of the principal: 'I say unto you, that you shall choose af ruler and assistants to watch over all your goods.' And unto XValdo Nauman they gave the Presidency, unto Millie Phelps, Vice Presidency, unto Ruth Cooprider, Secretary and Treas- urershipg and unto Miss Nussel, Class adviser, to every one according to his ability. And straightway they continued their journey. June 4- And it came to pass at the end of the year the ruler gathered the ntultitude together and he journeyed with them into a far land, where they made merry. And they were provided with food of many kinds. Sept. 8- And they came a third time, and a third time they chose a ruler and assistants thus: President, Millie Phelpsg Vice President, Elmer Schallerg Secretary and Treasurer, Ruth Coopriderg Sergeant-at Arms, Courtney Neiman, Class Adviser, Miss Barnett. Oct. 30- And they chose themselves a sign whereby they might be known, which sign may be seen on the lapels of their garments. And there shall be no man able to stand before them. Verily, I say unto you this generation shall not pass until these many promises shall be fulfilled. Amen , Millie Phelps. Thirty-two