Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

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PAGE NINE Taylor E. Johnson Pittman Hardy R. Johnson Smith Knaur Hupp Edwards A. Johnson

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PAGE EIGHT $ ear look Editor- in- Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Social Editor Athletic Editor Editor on Comics Alumni Editors Treasurer R. R. Smith Florence Pittman Ruth Johnson V.J. Taylor Lulu Knaur V. L. Edwards Lucy Hupp Ellen and Anna Johnson ...Alice Hardy

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The Class of 191 I In’ President, Martha Lillian Searls, has been a regular member of the class thruout the High School course. That she is popular goes with out 11 ing, for besides this highest position she has held the following offices: Freshman Year, Librarian of 20th Cen- • iii ' .s ; Sophomore Year, Treasurer of class; Junior Year, P ' l.siness Mgr. Year Book, Vice-President Zetalethian Soci- d ; Senior Year, President of Society. She is also a member of the G A. A. and Glee Club. Gerald Kenneth Manzer is another bona fida member, iiml has held offices galore. In his Sophomore year he i ol e I he Prophecy. He was Junior President and Social Fdi I or of the Year Book. This year he is Treasurer of the ' • 11 iors, President of the M. H. S. A. A., and a member of (lie basket ball team. Dorothy Styles, altho’ studious, has found time to par- 1 1 1 ■ ipate in many school activities. She is a member of the ( A A. and has held the offices of Librarian of the 20th Conliir.v; Vice-President and President of the Elite Society, i - i icH i voly; assistant Editor of the Year Book in 1915; Vice President of the Class in 1914, and again in 1916. Florence Irwilda Bright is evidently to be trusted, as she :i I reinsurer of the Annual, and Junior Class, and Secre- I ii i n of the Seniors. She is also the latest ex-president of I lie Elite Society. Viola Maude DuFrain was Vice-President last year. The rest of her offices show her ability: Toast Mistress, 1916 , Editor on Grinds, 1915; Poet, 1916, and a contribu¬ tor lo the Year Book three times. Edna Marie Seavey is President of the Glee Club, Last scar she was Assistant Business Manager of the Annual, uni a representative to the Student Council. In 1913 she wrote I he Prophecy. Music is Marie’s hobby. Florence Mildred Storrs, tho quiet, assumed the respon- ibility of last year’s annual, being Editor-in-Chief. In 19 13 she was a member of the Student Council, and Treas¬ urer of I lie 20th Century. PAGE ELEVEN 6, a Short Hi£tor 3 o R. Lyle Brown is a country maid who has proved an ex¬ cellent scholar, and a jovial class-mate. She was Editor on Alumni last year, and Secretary-Treas. of the Zetalethian Society. Hazel Esther Taylor, our youngesl member, is a general favorite despite her retiring nature. She is the Senior Student Council, a member of the G. A. A. and of the Glee Club. Fay Otis Ault, is, perhaps, our most industrious member, driving 16 miles a day thruout the four years, and staying after school to win his M in basket ball. That meant do¬ ing the chores by lantern light, but Fay never faltered. He was a member of the Zetalethian and the Alethnai, and Editor on Athletics in ’15. Fred Edward Melby is a ‘tower’ of the class. Because of his exceeding height he was always handy in keeping the clock ringing, and pulling down books from the top shelf of the library. Fred is Vice-President of the M. IPS. A. A. and cheer leader, being a whole ‘bleachers’ in himself. Paul R. Nelson, our inventor, boy scout, and motorcy¬ clist, wrote the excellent Junior Prophecy for the ’ 15 Annual. Since then, Paul has kept the Civics class alive with his ‘sparking.’ Leora Pearl Bishop is a typical Senior. She has been a member of the 20th Century and of the Elite, and sings in our peerless Glee Club. Elva Louise Turrell, our ‘Senior’ has never held many offices, but creates a wholde dep’t. in herself. She was Treasurer of the Alethenai in 1914. Ruth Hanson returned to Momence to finish her High School course here. She was a member of the Alethenai and of the 20th Century. Elnora A. Dickey graduated from the Junior Class of G. P. H. S. and has taken her Senior work here. Since her advent, the Seniors have improved in the beauty column at least fifty per cent.