Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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I l BEN 055 Here's to the class we all love so well, Here's to the class of which history will tell: Here's to the class with its purple and gold That will always stand out as bright and bold. Here's to the class with its friendshlps so clear. Here's to the class that always brings cheery Here's to the class whose work is but pleasure: Here's to the bonds we always shall treasure. Here's to the class that numbers not few: Here's to the class of much pep too: Here's to the class to which we'Il be true: Here's to the class of '22. -Faith Morrison. -Q l ,

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Tl-IE YILAI-Q BCJOK Editor-in-Chief ----- Emerson E. Haas Business Manager - - Alfred Jacob Athletics - - - Stephen Madden Jokes - - Lois Moore Society - Juanita Morsch Dramatics - - Virginia Bohy Art - Faith Morrison and Bertha Hoffman FACULTY ADVISERS Mary L. Coffey Ralph E. Beebe Clarence A. Jack EDITORIAL This recent year has witnessed a great many advancements and improve- ments in the High School. Our first and greatest school activity of interest is the real school spirit which has been manifested this year by the student body in everything that was undertaken, such as study, athletics, food sale, etc. We owe this quality to the enthusiasm of all in the High School, especially to the efforts of our cheer leaders and faculty boosters. Ill our athletics this year, we have played a losing fight most of the time, due to the fact. that our teams were in the making. But in spite of our mis- fortunes, the rooters backed the team with their splendid school spirit to the finish, on the field and in the gym. We have organized a few new clubs for the purpose of interesting the students in their school work,-that is, mixing work with play. The most important ones are the Science Club, the Economies Club, the Art Club, the Commercial Club, the Agricultural Clubs, etc. We have had more clean social functions this year than in any previous year. These consisted of dances, entertainments and other miscellaneous parties. For the first time a Student Council was organized in the High School by Mr. A. I. Hardy. The Student Council is serving its purpose well, as some instances have already proven. Along with this, Mr. Hardy has the student body so governed, that co-operation is the main spring in the High School. ' We wish to thank all for their contributions in making this annual what it is, and our greatest desire is that our book, the M , may meet the approval of our friends and associates. Emerson E. Haas Edward Nolan Eighteen

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Tl1'1'l1f.ll Guo sc-H. VIOLA ANNE- Vi. But 'll'lI,Cll it mlm is in the Case. you DIN lu'l101l' all other things give place. Katcha Koo 125, Orchestra 135, Snap- shot Committee 145. Ambition-To defeat Ralph de Palma driving a 666. sMomc, RUSSELL- Rus. T1lt. tilt, my man, the girls ll'0ll'f hurt you. Nickname Committee 145, Class Foot- ball 145. Ambition-To think aloud. B1,ANu1'1AnD, MARJORIE IMOGENE.-'ullu rj. 'Z-intl she Matched every other dagfs mail. Class Play 135, 145, Katcha Koo 125, Class Sec'y 135, Glee Club 125, 135, Ad. Coin. 145, Calendar 145, Dance Com. 135. Ambition-To run a beauty parlor. Bruins. AL1sr:uT LOUIS- AL Tito deed I intend is great. but zflmt it Moc is I know not. From Compton High. Joke Committee 145, Inter Class Football 145. Ambition-To do a great deed. Juli. Lois ERNA- Zis. Four know hor as she really is. Katcha Koo 125, Class Play 135, Pres. Student Council 145, Class Treas. 145, Basketball 145, Class Pianist 145, Girls Athletic Com. 145. Ambition-To play on a professional basketball team.