Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

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xilloljmet Class Roll of Freshmen--1930 FIRST ROW Left to Right: Vitrue Berry, Atlena Dickrran, Meta Ruggles. Helen Leach. Miriam Walters, Arline Parks, Evelyn Anderson, Vivienne Evers, Cora Rushing. SECOND ROW Left to Right: Lorrain Johnson. Gladys Gibson, Helen Cooper, Francis Middagh, Alta Mae Cagle, Wardena Dunn. Lois Evelyn Dixon, Magdalene Collie. THIRD ROW Left to Right: Sponsor Chas. H. Finley. Edna Hughes, Dolores Harrington, Audra Harrington. Velma Crozier, Virginia Trampe. Lina Bee Wilson, Ina Mae Grace, Sarah Marie King, Leona Mansfield. FOURTH ROW Left to Right: John Marlin Shipman. Wilson Harmon, Claude Shelton, Theo- dore Yates, Harold Miller. Robert Whaley, Horace Prior, Roy Halcom, Howard Henley, Jack Davis. FIFTH ROW Left to Right: Henry Kuhlman, Lester James, William Walsh, William Moor- man. Louis Morrow. Hescal Sleeter, Hillis Keef, Waymon Korte, Robert Clay, Howard Trampe, James Paul Artman, Bryce Neftzger SIXTH ROW Left to Right: William Carlock, Howard Morrow. Albert Rehlmeyer, Lester Cagle, John Hopson. Oda Rushing, Edward Stockton. Paul Belt, Howard Teckenbrock. OTHER MEMBERS NOT IN GROUP: Earnestine Cox. Eugene Hille, Mary Shepherd. 23

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Hi- Y Club President .......................................................... Robert Chase Vice-President ............................................ Kenneth Parks Secretary .............................................. Kenneth Fulkerson Treasurer ............................................ John W. Mittendort Faculty Advisor ............................ Oliver H Tripp ROSTER Cliude Crain Edward Verbarg Paul Wehrmeyer Cecil Parks Leonard Wilson Kenneth Fulkerson Lester Lee Steers Prentice Wetherington John Mittendorf Loren Stegman Henry Amos Goodall Robert Chase George Cooper Howard Miller Kenneth Parks Hartley Wiseman Alan Park Jesse James William Trousdale In keening with the nrogressiveness of M. C. H. S., there was organized this year a Hi-Y Club, which has for its slogan ‘Clean living, clean athletics and clean scholar ship.” The club held its meeting every Tuesday. A varied program of meetings kept them interesting. The boys at all times endeavored to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and communiy, high standards of Christian character. Delegates were sent to the “Older Bovs’ Conference” in Centralia the week of Thanksgiving vacation. Many points) of interest and value were brought back to the club. A basketball team of no small merit represented the Hi-Y in a number of games. One of the most interesting assembly programs of the year, consisting of a short play and music by the quartet was presented by the club. The quartet has been a valuable addition to many school functions. The Hi-Y members are leaders in many branches of school activities. Now that the club has become well founded, plans are being made to enlarge its usefulness for next year 24