Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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Annual Siaf EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - ASSOCIATE EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER - ASS'T BUSINESS MANAGER ART EDITOR - ASs'T ART EDITOR - BOY ADVERTISING MANAGER GIRL ADVERTISING MANAGER ASS'T ADVERTISING MANAGER JOKE EDITOR - ASS'T JOKE EDITOR BOYS' ATHLETICS GIRLS' ATHLETICS - - FACULTY C, A. JACK RALPH E. BEEEE - MILDRED MILAR FLOYD BLOTCH ESTHER MILLER LEO ROTH BERYL FEIK REX BRADSHAW ELRED BOCK ELIZABETH SAUER ROBERT SONNTAG LAVENIA MCDONALD HENRY SCHWEMLEIN LOTTIE WOLF GEORGE ELSESSER - DAN MASSEY - MARIE ECKERT ADVISERS MARY L., COFFEY RUTH FICKES C. E, YALE 0' . . tftinturzal C' The past year has been a very successful and satisfactory one in work and in play as the saying is. As to the laboring part of it, some great amount of perspiration must have been lost, for our honor rolls have been lengthened, stretched, and its ranks increased until they are amazing in their size. Not only are the students' efforts tallied in this manner, but the faculty mem- bers report honest and conscientious effort on the part of many individuals. One example of the work and cooperation of the students is the 2nd Annual Irish Carnival. It went over the top with a t'bang! On the other hand recreation has also played an important and propor- tionate part in our school life. Several parties under the auspices of students and teachers have been enjoyed. A new organization under the name of the Pierrot and Pierrette Dramatic Club has been formed for the purpose of furthering the cause of better play-production. Our athletic teams have put up a good fight and have done themselves credit. The Second Annual Foot- Ball Banquet was held in February and was a rousing success. Mr. Jack, Mr. Sillars. and Miss Fiekes are to be especially commended for their whole- hearted cooperation and tireless efforts in promoting the activities of our school. WVC Seniors feel a great responsibility this annual. NVe feel rather timid, kind creation will be welcomed by its receivers. sincerely hope that it will give them some to express our appreciation of the literary has been placed upon us in editing of hopeful, yet uncertain how our XVe wish to say however, that we amount of pleasure. VVe also want assistance of Miss Lola Krause and of the help Mr. Hopkins has given us in our class song. Besides those specific! ally mentioned, we wish to thank all other contributors who have helped us make our Animal what it is. TWELVE Mildred Milar.

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FOURTEEN HAROLD BANSAU BUCK Without faith a man can do nothiizyi but faith can stifle all science. Science Club 35 Ring Com. 45 Animal 4. MAUDE BUTLER Of all those arts in which the wise excel Natures chief masterpiece is ivriting well. Class Hist. 45 Class Poem 45 Class Song 4, OLIVER JEANBLANC CLIE t'Then he will talk-ye gods! how he will talkf' West Brooklyn H. S.5 Class Track 35 Class Football 45 Class Basketball 45 Dramatic Club 4. BERTHA BANSAU What should I do but be merry? Soccer 35 Baseball 3, 45 Ee. Club 1. it STANLEY SMITH SENATOR As headstrong as an alligator on the banks of the Nile. Ag Club 1, Sec'y 25 Quotation Com. 45 Track 45 Minstrel 2. MARGARET J. COOPER HSM has moved a little nearer To the Master of all music, Scholarship prize 1, 2, 35 Treas. 25 Pianist 2, 35 Play 35 G. G. Club 35 Typ. Sz Sht. Contest 3.