Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

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f ?he JIUohmet mmmmmmmmmmKammmmmnm Fo Po Ao LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE We believe in the future of farming with a faith born not of words but of deeds—achievements won by the present and past generations of farmers; in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come up to us from the struggles of former years. MEMBERS OF F. F. A. Front—Left to Right Howard Teckenbrock Harry McDaniels Francis Kidd Leonard Trampe William Dunmire Albert Dyer Loyd Lambert Barber Frazee Paul Rushing Paul Mescher Second Row Stewart Cooper Lloyd Scott Loren James Willard Hillebrand Harley Wilson William Miller Walter Schmidt Geo. F. Sullivan, Instructor Back F.ow John Hausman Edward Haynes Otis Waters Frank Wilson Lloyd Inman Elmo Karraker John Clark Milburn Taylor John Moorman President, Howard Teckenbrock Vice President, Barber Frazee Secy. Paul Mescher Treas. .. Willard Hillebrand Reporter John Moorman Watch Dog Laverne Elam Sponsor George Sullivan Page 23

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(The |lUohmct President Alice Morrow Vice President, Ina Owens Secretary Eleanor Wade Moseley Treasurer Fern Niekamp Reporter Mildred Mitchell Sponsor Miss Steers Docational Home Economics Club FIRST ROW Alice Morrow, Fern Niekamp, Roberta Park, Eleanor Wade Moseley, Ina Owens, Mildred Mitchell, Mary Alice Spencer, Mary K. Shelton, Elaine Golightly, Helen Mae Dunn. SECOND ROW Mildred Hohman, Elizabeth Walters, Roberta Dollar, Margaret Hope Moseley, Grace Baker, Anna Green, Delores Jeffords, Dorothy Jessing, Blanche Schmidt. THIRD ROW Pauline Teckenbrock, Rose Black, Wava Lambert, Mary Hardy, Mary Harper, Peggy Morgan, Miss Steers, Juanita Jenkins, Imogene Hille, Flo Gandy. the purpose of the Vocational Home Economics Club of M. C. H. S. is to form a connecting link with the home and the school, and to stimulate interest in the art of homemaking. The activities of the club have been varied. Among the major ones are: representation by four delegates at the Illinois Home Economics Club Conference, Springfield, Illinois; recognition by winning first place in Home Economics Club song contest: Construction of flags for Sunday School Recognition Day; Cooperation with the Metropolis Woman’s Club in repairing Christmas toys for charity; inauguration and sponsorship of M. C. H. S. annual Hobby Day. 1‘atje 22

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®he 3llohutct OFFICERS President Lillian Lukens Vice-President Elsie Graman Secretary Golda Wallace Treasurer John Collard Reporter Margaret Scott I Sponsor, Richard A. Fiocchi I fprogressiue gtenos’ 01ub Club Members from left to right Back Row William Waters Jessie Carter Charles Zettler Russell Ramer LaVere Wiedemann Robert Collard Louis Parkins John Collard Morris P. Moseley Clemmons Botts Middle Row Elsie Graman Nell Rose Moreland Verna Verbarg Dorothy Jessing Mary E. Triplett Dorothy Gurley Wava Lindsey Frances Riepe Edith Helmantoler Barnie Lee Jones Rose Wilma Black Maxine Collie Mary Anderson Velda Jessing Front Row Lillian Lukens Mildred Mitchell Delores Jeffords Elaine Golightly Margaret Scott Ina Owens Melva Kerr Valeria Seibold Minnie Lukens Florence Hornthrop Golda Wallace For the first time in the history of M. C. H. S. a Commercial Club has been organized. The purpose of the club is to encourage students to study the new developments of business, to become business-minded, to become social-minded, to develop high standards of scholarship, and to learn to appreciate the value of good business ethics. Only students with A or B standing in the commercial subjects are eligible for this club. Club Colors —--------------- —---------------- Blue and White Motto —---------------v— •----------- —J “Opportunity Awaits Us”