Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

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FRESHMAN CLASS

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JUNIOR YEAR BOOK Tiie Accredited Relation of ttie MOMENCE HIGH SCHOOL to ttie University of Illinois. Freshman ROW 1. WILL DURHAM. FREDA JOHNSON. LEVI HASLETT. MAY DUBRIDGE. JOHN BUKOWSKI. STELLA SMITH. Algebra... 5 Credits Plane Geometry... 3 “ Solid Geometry..,... 1 “ English Composition. . 3 “ English Literature... 6 “ Latin.. 6 “ German.... ..... 6 “ English and American History... 3 “ Greek and Roman History... 3 “ Civics and Economics. 3 “ Physics ... 3 “ Physiology. 1 “ Physical Geography. 1 “ Total. 45 Credits row 2 . BEN BERGER. JESSIE PIFER. CLARE PORTER. STANTON VANINWAGEN. NELLIE LOGHREY. REX VANE. BELLE HANSON. ROW 3. HARRY ILLUM. MERYL BOYD. HARRY HOAG. HAZEL BROAD. WILL NICHOLS. JENNIE PITTMAN. CLYDE .SPAHR. ROW 4. MARIE PARISH. LOTTIE HESS. MYRTLE CROSBY. FRANK DUFRAIN. LAWRENCE REHMER. CARRIE HANSON. 40 Credits are required to enter the Freshman Class of the University.

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JUNIOR YEAR BOOK. History of the Freshman Class. 51 U X After a, separation of several years, our class was re¬ united in 1903. Most classes are well supplied with plenty . of internal greenness. But as our noble class was entire¬ ly destitute of that mental deficiency, we tho’t we would feel out of place among the others, so we chose green as one of our class colors. • • ' .■ U » ■ • ■ • , ' ■ ' : ■ ■ • . ■ Our members are very noted. We are proud to intro¬ duce our artist, Harry Hoag, whose beautiful paintings are for sale at any price from one cent to one dollar. Our noted singer is Lottie Hess, whose voice rivals a bird’s in its sweetness, and has been appreciated by all who have heard it. Many people have been held spellbound by the wonderful eloquence displayed by our elocutionist, Marie Parish, while among the most, noted athletes of Kankakee County is the freshman, Levi Haslett. The mental pow¬ er displayed by Myrtle Crosby is simply astonishing, and is the envy of all her schoolmates. The one trial of our life is the pull at Algebra which takes a great deal of strength to master, but our great trait is perseverance. Our chief accomplishment is music, and some of us are so chuck full of it that during school hours, without the least warning, irrepressible strains of music will burst forth. The girls are beautiful, the boys are handsome, and the instructors are above criticism. The attractions of one teacher must be great for, a certain young gentleman changed his seat from the center of the room to the seat in front of her. But take us up one side and down the other, workers. no Latin is the hardest, English is no joke, But when it comes to Algebra, We are all at the end of our rope. we’re