Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1928 volume:

Published By THE JUNIOR CLASS MOMENCE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Momence, Illinois Page’No, 2 Th Monesse DEDICATION To Irving Stinson, Lyle Brown,) Lucy Patricia Coontz, Harold N. Hungerford, Henry L. Liberty, Paul T. Liljedahl, Anna Maui itz- son. Carol McNeil, Marcus L. Moore, Margaret W. Palmer Alice Mae Stone and Ruth M. Westfall, the members of the Faculty o the Momence Community High School, The Monesse 1923 is re¬ spectfully dedicated. “The above is my ambitions” Kalph Hertz. The Monesse Page No. 3 “New views of the odd school.” tag© No. 4 The Moness© THE FOREWORD Kind reader! You are holding in your hands a copy of Tllhi MONESSE 1928. It is the twenty-seventh Year Book that has been published by the high school students from Momence and the surrounding community. We hope that you will enjoy this little volume. Preparing material for a Year Book is interesting but also very trying, and you will readil y agree that it is improssible to produce a volume that will meet with the approval of all parties concerned. Furthermore, our finances are limited, and we cannot produce a book containing the latest of etchings and engravings. However, we have tried to produce as good a Year Book as our limited resources would permit. THE MONESSE 1928 is a record of the year’s events. No individual or organization has been mentioned or omitted in a spirit of malice or sipite. On these pages we have tried to por¬ tray the M. C. H. S. spirit. The Monesse 1928 Staff Read the foreword—neither Mark Twaih nor Frank Shrontss could do any bet¬ ter.” The Monesse Page No. 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. I. F. Hertz, President Mr. N. P. Jensen, Secretary Dr. E. G. Gibson Mr. E. P. Cleary Mr. Edward Chipman “The above is my secret ambition,”—JSixor ftuertiin Page No. 6 The Monesse i l� l£ Lit.I ASSISTANT EDITOR MONBS 8 EUNICE ADAH S . social pimrs ANDREW KELSO ALBERTA BRIGHT BOS : TER IYS RT LAWRENCE EDWARD FR0S5: ■ ■ - -BUM OR “Beautiful pictures of little folks” The Monesse Page 1 “This is my conception of the master teacher ’AUeni Denny, Page No. 8 The Monesse IRVING MUNSON, A. B., Superintendent Superintendent Irving Munson is a graduate of the Augustana Academy and of Augustana College where he received the Bache¬ lor of Arts degree. After graduating from college he took sever¬ al extension courses as given by the Western Illinr is State Teach¬ ers’ College, Macomb, Illinois. He has taken work in the Graduate School, University of Illinois, duiing three sumn er sessions. He has solved as Superintendent at Neponset and Spring Valley, Illinois, and has been Superintendent of the Momence Schools since 1920. “He’s fair and square ip splitt|ir|lg every hair,” LYLE BROWN, A. B. Mathematics Graduate Momence High School, Graduate University of Illinois LUCY PATRICIA COONTZ, B. S. Ph. B.. English Graduate Vandalia (Mo.) High School Graduate St. Maiy’s College Graduate Universiity of Missouri Graduate Work, University of Chicago H. N. HUNGERFORD, B. S. Agriculture Graduate Joliet Twp. High School Graduate University of Illinois H. L, LIBERTY Manual Traing, Mechanical Drawing Giaduate Illinois State Normal Univer¬ sity Student Bradley Polytechnic Institute ‘ ' A year from now he will call me Daddy.”—H. N. Hungeirford Page No. 10 The Monesse P. T. LILJEDAHL, B. S. Science and Band Graduate Essex (Iowa) High School Graduate Iowa State College of Agricul¬ ture and Mechanic Arts Graduate Work University of Arizona ANNA MAURITZSON, A. B. Latin and French Graduate Rock Island High School Graduute Augustana College Graduate Work Iowa State University CAROL McNElL, B. Mus. Music Graduate Roberts Community H. S. Graduate Illinois Wesleyan University Student Unversity of Illinois Student American Conservatory Music MARCUS L. MOORE, A. B. English, Commercial Subjects and Ath¬ letics Graduate Corydon (Iowa) High School Graduate Grinnell College Student Extension Dept, of the Iowa State University Student Coaching School, University of Illinois Student Coaching School, Superior (Wisconsin) Normal School. “I’m traveling faster than Mr. Moore.”JL)uane Uunton The Monesse Page No. 11 MARGARET W. PALMER, A. B. History, Civics Graduate Mt. Pleasant (Iowa) H. S. Graduate University of Illinois ALICE MAE STONE,, B. S. Home Economics Graduate Decatur High School Graduate James Millikin University RUTH M. WESTFALL Stenography, Typewriting, Bookkeeping Graduate Washington High School, Ce¬ dar Rapids, Iowa Graduate Minnesola State Teachers 7 College, Duluth, Minnesota Student Gregg School, Chicago “Some ladies don’t know it’s Leap Year.’’Arnold Martens t age Ho. 12 The Monesse THE FACULTY Listen, my friends, and you shall hear Some tales of our teachers so dear. They are all supposed to be very wise, But, sometimes we think them otherwise Nevertheless, they’ve 1 come to teach us Though oft it would take many a ladder to reach us. Coming from sublime to the ridiculous, Mr. Liljedahl with electricity can tickle us. We sa re sure he is an excellent provider For even does he save the poor little spider. And as for band, he is a trump, To beat him we’d be up a stump. Mr. Rungerford, the farmer’s friend Now will find happiness without end, May he with his crops have luck For to feed a little mouth needs pluck. And we hope his Ford runs with good cheer To saye expense for another year. Our Colonial fathers with one breath Shouted, “Give me liberty or £ ive men death ’ But with us Liberty is a name, In Manual Arts he won his fame. With hammers and saws pegfc and pins There is no liberty when the glue creeps in. A Marcus we have though you may not know That our coach at one time was christened so. He’s thorough in work, careful in thought. Yes, exacting in all thinfgs he has wrought. For him can we only make one plea, That a lady will come who he can see. We ask Miss Coontz very confidentially, “Will we become as wise as you eventually? ’ “Yes!” She will slyly say and whisper, “Be what you are, and to nature be a sister. Learn to understand God and man, Then sit down and think all you can.” “I surpass the teachers—in height. 1 ”—Harold Cromwell The Monease Page No. 13 Of Miss Palmer i}t can safely be said All the History books are in her head, And when in basketball she shows her strength We know at center she can prove her length. May shei forever tramp the mountains, And drink of all youth ' s pleasant fountains. Miss Mauritzson herself must confess Peroxide for her has been a success. May she teach her French class as slow Ass he trips on the light fantastic toe. And we hope her body remains sound As onward she struggles to loose her pounds. Yes- From our own home town,, Comes the mathemetician, Miss Brown, She has found it a greajt pleasure To teach Geometry by accurate measure. And when warm summer comes May it aid to Moore Brown sums. A Miss Stone we have but not a Miss Rock, She lices the beef steak and darns the sock. She lives on a diet, a wholesome fare, And all day long she. has hardly a care. She will certainly do her part To fill some good man ' s heart. Miss Westfall teaches not to bake, But with quick fingers letters to make. We hope her students give her their best Even though they oft’ times take a rest And in her class we know ' tis a task When mistakes need words that do not last. If you have never visited Musical History Then our class to you is quite aj mystery, For selections from Miss McNeil Slowly into your soul would steal. When she pours out strains for herself Other composers will be put ou the shelf. “No teacher is equal to mo in height —Holsey Simpson. The Monesse Page No. 14 Many a victim has been led through the hail By Mr. Munson, the father of us all, And should the guilty become insensible They will be guided by The Invincible, Then is when we. wish he would shout, “Those standing will please pass out ' May our teachers keep up their charity work, And we, the heathens, never shirk. We hope, when in May, We ca,n look back and say, “Here ' s where we’ve worked and learned, Our educational struglgles we ' ve earned ’ Esther Mussman “Pains, reading, study are their just pretense, And all they 1 like is spirit, taste and sense. “I love to associate with the intellectually fit ’—Fred Jensen The Monesse Page No. 15 % €[ 1 % I “My eiass-room brings me nearer Heaven,”—Miss Stone Page No. 16 The Monesse RAYMOND MULLADY, President M. C. H. S. 4 years; Football 2, 3, 4; basketball 3, 4; Cheer Leader 2; Mon¬ esse Staff 3; Stunt Show 2, 3; President 4; Toastmaster 4. “Brevity is the soul of wit.” OFFICERS—SENIOR CLASS Raymond Mullady Reginald Hardy Helen Shrontz_ Betty King- _ President _Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer _Historian Class Colors:—Green and White. Class Flower:—White Rose. Class Motto:—He conquers who perseveres. “A line has more than length, —Raymond Mullady. The Monesse Page No. 17 Alice Bartlett Grant Park H. S. 3 years. M. C. H. S. 1 year “She was naturally timid” Henry Beaupre M. C. H. S. 4 years; Band 3; Basketball 1 “Even Napoleon was no giant.” Julia Beaupre St. Patrick’s Academy i year; M. C. H. S. 3 years; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; Stunt Show 2. “Alone at noon but not at night.” Dale Bloomquist M. C. H. S ' . 4 yearsi Band 1, 2, 3, 4;Foot- ball 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Ag. Club 2„ 3; Stunt Show 3; Track 3, 4; Football Cap¬ tain 4; Vice-President of Band 4. “His enemies shall lick the dust.” Frank Braatz Grant Park H. S. 3 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year; Ag. Club 4 “None but the brave deserve the fair” Marie Brown Grant Park H. S. 3 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year “From the Atlantic to the Pacific.” “Wait until I’m a. Senior.”—Ruth Farr t age No. 18 The Monesse Pauline Brown Grant Park H. S. 3 years; M. C. H. S. 3 year. “It runs in the family.” Allen Denny M. C. H. S. 4 years; Stunt Show 1, ( 2, 3; Ag. Club 1, 2 , 3 . “Let us do or die.” LeRoy Donaldson Manteno H. S. 4- year; M. C. II. S. 34 years; Basketball 2. “I am the very pink of courtesy.” Duane Dunton M. C. H. S. 4 years; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; His¬ torian 3; Track 3,i 4; Basketball 3, 4; Stunt Show 2, 3; Cheer Leader 3. “He hath a daily beauty in his life.” Margery Esson Grant Park IL S. 3 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year; Gym Class 4; Glee Club 4. “To one thing constant never.” Doris Gibson M. C. H. S. 4 years; Secretary-Treasur¬ er 1; Glee Club 1, 3; Gym Class 2, 3 , 4 ; Gym Class Secretary 3; Stunt Show 2; Vice-President 3; Monesse Staff 3; Op¬ eretta 3; President Gym Class 4. “One too wholly true to dream untruth” “I’m no longer interested in live stock.”—Nelse Chris::,jansen. The Monesse Page No. 19 Elsie Gilbert M. C. H. S. 4 years. “A little body often harbors a great soul.” Clarence Graves M. C. H. S. 4 years; Ag. Club 1, 2; Stunt Show 1,; 2. “Sighed and looked and sighed again.” Minnie Harnann Grant Park H. S. 3 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year; Gym Class 4. “Self Sufficient” Reginald Hardy M C. H. S. 4 years; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas¬ ketball 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Stunt Show 1, 2, 3; President 1; Secretary-Treasurer 2; De¬ clamatory Contest 1. 2; Monesse Staff 3 Track 2; Football 4; Vice-President 4. “He has a wild love of liberty.” Glenn Hess M. C. H. S. 4 years; Ag. Club 3, 4; Stunt Show 3; Track 3; Basketball 4.- “Give me the ocular proof.” Ruby Johnson M. C H. S. 4 years; Glee Club 2, 3,, 4; Op¬ el etta 3; Stunt Show 1; Gym Class 3, 4. “Men were deceivers ever.” “Tlve South bridge is not suitable for walking ’—Reginald Hardy The Monesse Page No. 20 Betty King Grant Park H. S. 2 years; M. C. H. S. 2 years; Gym Class 2, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Glee Club President 4; Operetta 3, 4 ; Stunt Show 3 “She is active and writes letters.” Darlene Klanska Kankakee H. S. -J- year; M. O. H. S. 3 years; Glee Club 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4. “A country lass from a country school” lone Kramer Grant Park H. S. 2 years; M. C. H. S. 2 years; Glee Club 3, 4; Operetta 3, 4; Cheer leader 4 “She can make us yell if anyone can.” Edith Laking Grant Park H. S. 3 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year “She saw the funny side of everything” Harold Liberty M. C. H. S. 4 years; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Or¬ chestra 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Stunt Show 1, 2,: 3; Band President 4; Basket¬ ball Captain 4; Winner Oratorical Con¬ test 3. “A boy after a girl’s heart.” t Mabel Lindemann Bloom T. H. S. i year; M. C. H. S. 3| years; Gym Class 2, 3, 4. “Silent and thoughtful is she.” “Seei the three stars from Grant Park.” The Monesse Page No, 21 Dorothy Livingston Grant Park H. S, 3 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year; Glee Club 4; Operetta 4 “Fashioned so slenderly, young and so fair.” June McFadden M. C. H. S. 4 years; Gym Class 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Operetta 4. “You don’t seem to know that I am Scotch.” Arnold Martens Grant Park H. S. 3 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year; Basketball 4. “He is wise who talks but little” Bernice Martin M. C. H. S. 4 years; Hstorian 1; Orches¬ tra 1; Glee Club 1,, 3, 4; Gym Class 1, 2; Stunt Show 1; Monesse Staff 3; Operet¬ ta 3. “Love is the inspiration of composers.” Wayne Martin M. C. H. S. 4 years; Stunt Show 2. “It is not good that man should be alone.” Ramona Mathewson M. C. H. S. 4 years; Gym Class 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Declamatory Contest 1, 2; Stunt Show 1, 3; Operetta 3. “Where’s my shadow.” “My presence is always noticed ’ ' —John Contois Page No. 22 The Mon esse Esther Mussman Grant Park H. S. 3 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year; Glee Club 4; Gym Class 4; Oper¬ etta 4. “Happy as the day is long.” Blanche Myers Lord Selkirk School 1 year; M. C. H. S. 3 years; Gym Class 2, 4; Stunt Show 2; Winner Chamber of Commerce Essay Contest 2; Secretary Gym Class 4; Glee Club 4; Operetta 4. “All that glitters is not gold.” Harold Porter M. C. H. S. 4 years; Ag Club 1, 2, 3; Stunt Show 1, 2. “As happy as youth can be.” Mary Prather M. G. H. S. 4 years; Gym Class 1, 2, 3, 4. “How she tackles an Underwood.” Florence Reynolds M. C. H. S. 4 years; Gym Class 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Stunt Show 1. “Sweets, begone—you’ll ruin me yet.” Thomas Ross M. C. H. S. 4 yearsi; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. “I’m the king of athletes.” “My absence is a 1 ways regretted.”—Virgil Prairie The Monesse Page No. 23 Harriet Searls M. C. H. S. 4 years; Gym Class 3; Mon¬ esse Staff 3. “I am familiar with every Richard in History.” Helen Shrontz M. C. H. S. 4 years; Vice-President 2; Stunt Show l,i 2; Glee Club 3; Operetta 3; Gym Class 3; Monesse Staff 3; becre- tary-Treasurer 4. “A good mind for his books.” Louise Smith M. C. H. S. 4 years. “Our first representative from Sher- burnville.” Delora Storer M. C. H. S. 4 years; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Operetta 3; Glee Club Secretary 4; Gym Class 1, 3, 4; Gym Class Secretary 1; Red Captain 2; Cheer Leader 3 “I know neither worry nor content¬ ment.” Gertrude Upham Vandalia H. S. % year; M. C. II. S. 3 years; Gym Class 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Operetta 4 “Silence bespeaks consent.” Clyde Verhines M. C. H. S. 4 years; Vice-President 1; Band 1; Basketball 2; Football 1, 2„ 3, 4; Ag. Club 2; Stunt Show 2; Monesse Staff 3. “Brown is my favorite color.” “None above appeal to me, ? ’—Clyde Verhines ' mmwwmmmm Page No. 24 The Mon esse A Kansas wind will follow you.”—-Philip Mowery I Nita Weber M. C. H. S. 4 years; Historian 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Operetta 3; Gym Class 3, 4; Monesse Staff 3; Stunt Show 3; Vice- President Glee Club 4. “Full often does he gossip by my side.” Edward Wennerholm M. C. H. S. 4 years; Football 3, 4; Ag. Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1. “Assume a virtue if you have it not.” Raymond Wille Grant Park H. S. 3 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year. “I am not in the roll of common man” Gaylord Wilson Grant Park H. S. 2 years; M. C. H. S. 2 years; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2; Pres¬ ident 3; Stunt Show 3. “A youth of labor with ana ge of ease.” Janet Wimmer M. C. H. S. 4 years; Glee Club 1, 3; Oper¬ etta 3; Gym Class 1, 2, 3. “All worth is not in a small package.” Clara Wyatt M. C. H. S. 4 years; Gym Class 3, 4. “As meek a maiden as ever was.” The Monesse Pajfp No. 25 “What would I do if l were dead?” An.devw Kelson Page No. 26 The Monesse M EDWIN GETTING, President . G. H. S. 3 years; President 3 “I’ll come down a peg or two.” OFFICERS—JUNIOR CLASS Edwin Getting Lillian Ilium _ Lois Stetson Ross Park_ Class Colors—Orange and Black Class Flower—Daffodil Class Motto—Know Thyself _ Vice Secretary- ‘T am a man within myself.”—Edwin Getting President -President Treasurer Historian The Monesse Page No. 2 ! Eunice Adams M. C. H. S. 3 year; Gym Class 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Monesse Staff 3. “is she quiet? Yes, when she’s asleep.” Alberta Bright M. C. H. S. 3 years; Monesse Staff 3. “To do her best whatever the odds.” Esther Brouillette M. C. H. S. 3 years. “Never impatient, never angry.” Robert Diffenderfer M. C. H. S. 3 years. “1 was not always a man of woe.” Ernest Eriksen M. C. H. S. 3 years; Band 1, 2, 3; Stunt 2; Footbali 2; Basketball 1. “Large was his bounty and his soul sin¬ cere.” Edward Fross Lane Technical H. S 2 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year; Basketball 3; Staff 3. “Unapproachable was he.” “1 would rather 00 ca 1 Jed Toad than Frog - .”—Laivrenae Austin; Page No. 28 The Monesse William Hanson M. C. H. S. 3 years; Vice-President 2; Cheer Leader 3; Stunt Show 2: Band 1, 2, 3. “I think I’m growing.” Lillian Ilium M. C. H. S. 3 years; Gym Class 1, 2, 3; Monesse Staff 3; Vice-President 3; Glee Club 3; Operetta 3. “Yes,, I hail from Denmark.” Fred Jensen M. C. H. S. 3 years; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Basketball 3. “The price of wisdom is above rubies.” Richard Johnson M. C. H. S. 3 years; Band 3; Football 3; Track 1; Ag. Club 2, 3. “Flaxen hair, sunny hue.” Andrew Kelson M. C. H. S. 3 years; Historian 2; Monesse Staff 3; Stunt Show 2; Football 2, 3; Basketball 1; Ag. Club 3. “ ‘Twas sad by fits, by starts, ‘twas wild” Myrtle Kelson M. C. H. S. 3 years; Gym Class 1, 2, 3; Stunt Show 2. “I, too,, am Danish.” “Behold the Skandahovian Sextette.” The Monesse Page No. 29 Gilbert Lawrence Grant Park H. S. 2 years; M. C. H. S. 1 year; Ag. Club 3; Basketball 3; Monesse Staff 3. “The lines are tight; I’m steered.” Ross Park M. C. H. S. 2 years; President 1; His¬ torian 3; Stunt Show 1. “I specialize in short courses. Edwin Peterson Mu C. H. S. 3 years; Ag. Club 1; Band 1, 2; Stunt Show 2 His hair was black, his eyes were brown But on the girls he’d always fiown. May Royse M. C. H. S. 3 years. “Man delights not me.” Fred Ruggles M. C. H. S. 3 years. “Experience is a bitter teacher.’ Doris Sherwood M. C. H. S. 3 years; Glee Club 2; Stunt Show 2; Gym Class 1, 2,, 3; Operetta 2; Monesse Staff 3. “Variety is my choice; I change with the wind.” “Do they build a fire every tame they hake a firei drill?”—Henry Hatpin Page No. 30 The Monesse Maud Shrontz M. C. H. S. 3 years; Gym Class 2; Glee Club 2; Operetta 2; Monesse Staff 3; Stunt Show 1; Vice-President 1. “The mildest manner and the gentlest heart.” Frank Shrontz M. C. H. S. 3 years; Monesse Staff 3; Stunt Show 2; Basketball 1. “Eashfulness is an ornament t o youth.” Lois Stetson M. C H. S. 3 years; Secretary-Treasur¬ er 1, 3; Gym Class 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Operetta 3. “Gray is my favorite color.” Lyeth Tablet M. C. H. S. 3 years; Monesse Staff 3; Band 1,, 2, 3; Basketball 3. “My drum is my life.” Maxine Tremore M. C H. S. 3 years. “I usually go West.” Ivan Rice M. C. H. S. 3 years; Ag. Club 1, 2, 3; Stunt Show 1, 2. “One of wisdom never sleeps.” “I was certain they’d put my name ijn the Year Book.”--Alvin Rasmussen The Monesse Page No. 21 “Red hair is not inflajnmable ’—-Ruth Bishop . Page No. 32 The Monesse SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Austin Canavan- President Leila Gilkison - Vice-President Veda West_ Secretary-Treasurer Nelse Christjansen _ Historian Class Colors- -Lavender and yellow. Class Flower—Sunflower. Class Motto- -Haste makes waste; do not hurry. Audrey Bishir Ruth Bishop Lillian Burns Frances Cart Ruby Chamberlain Monzelle Diffenderfei Alice Eilers Grace Eilers Ruth Farr Juanita Ford Leila Gilkison Lucille Golding Beatrice Hardy Dorothy Hibner Louise Jacobsen Helen Porter Virginia Sullivan Violette Jarvis Clara Jensen Edna Johnson Verna Lattz Leona Lindemann Bernice Madison Viva McCarty Glee McFadden Eloise McKinstry Clara Nelson Hope Peterson Frances Thyfault Lillian Torp Veda West “A curly dome ie a sign of wisdom ’—Eunice Adams. THE SOPHOMORE GIRLS The Monesse Page ' NoS33 “I’m not competing ' .”—Frances Thyfault Page No. 34 The Monesse THE SOPHOMORE BOYS Lawrence Austin Clifford Bishir Kenneth Bowers Sidney Buckner Orson Burdick Maurice Burton Austin Canavan Reginald Chamberlain Nelse Christjansen Charles Claywei! Elmo Claywell John Contois William Evans William Gray Virgil Hall Lawrence Hermen Halph Hertz Philip Howery Clifford Hunte Riley Hurd John Ilium Clare Kinney Dennis Lattz Clifford Maass Ernest Mann Carter Mathewson Gilbert Munden Vernon Park Virgil Prairie Charles Prather Alvin Rasmussen Marius Rasmussen Virgil Sherwood Wilfred Swanson “How happy is he born and taught That serveth n ot another’s will; Whose armour is his honest thought, And simple truth his utmost skill!” “My allegiance alternates between Momenoe and Watseka.”—Kifley Hurd BOYS—THE SOPHOMORE CLASS TheJMonesse Page No. 35 “The higher the head the fresher the air.’ ' —Veda West The|Monesse FRE,JHHEN t ' Vi 1� Hfr Gentlemen prefer blondes.”—Lucy Kxcet The Monesse Page No. 31 FRESHMAN CLASS Wilmont Tremore LeRoy Grabow -- Doris Langman __ Keath Snapp —- CLASS OFFICERS __ President _Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer _Historian Class Motto:—Do others before you do yourself. Class Flower:—Shamrock Class Colors—Nile Green and Lavender THE FRESHMAN GIRLS Florence Cantway Mildred Christensen Thelma Cottingham Cora Denny Edna Eriksen Irene Farmer Florence Hayes Estaline Helm Margaret Krueger Doris Langman Loree Langman Leota Mansberger Lillian Munden Velma Pemble Doris Perkins Dorothy Peterson Lucy Rice Dorothy Rogers Yvonne Scott May Thomas “Not enjoyment, and not sorrow Is our destined end or way; But to act, that each tomorrow Find us farther than today.” “And I am one of the unpreferred.”--- ' Loree Landman favorite paye.”—Harold Li ' erty GIRLS—THE FRESHMAN CLASS Page No. 38 The Monesse The Monesse Page No. 39 THE FRESHMAN BOYS Lester Barrie Leo Beaupre Clyde Bloomquist Kenneth Burton Gilbert Bydalek Fowler Clarke Harold Cromwell Merton Davis Jack Elston Hubert Franklin LeRoy Grabow Clyde Greenawalt Exor Guertin Henry Halpin Albert Harris Charles Harwood Edmund Hess Lester Lilly Herbert Lindemann Lester Miller Varnum Parish William Pearson John Peters Raphael Ponton Edwin Pratt Herbert Royse Gerald Saindon Holsey Simpson Keath Snapp Francis Storer Robert Styles Wilmont Tremore Paul Tutewiler Hubert Verrill Oliver Wyant “Let us, then , be up and doing - , With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait.” Do they wea:r dress suits to the Year Book banquet?”—Clyde Greenawalt Page No. 40 The Mon esse “Shucks! My Ma telephoned to Munson.”—Rapheal Ponton BOYS—THE FRESHMAN CLASS The Monesse Page No. 41 “l came- to M. C. H. S. so that I could be an athletic hero. 7 ’—Gaylord Wilson Page No. 42 C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. The Monesse FOOT BALL DALE BLOOMQU1ST, Captain Captan Dale Bloomquist ranks as one of the best football men who ever represented M. C. H. S. He was by far the strongest defensive man on the squad, and his generalship could net be question¬ ed in offensive playing. Captain Bloomquist will undoubtedly make some college eleven. He grad¬ uates this year with the best wishes of teachers and students. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Record 1927 Season 0 Calumet High (Chicago) -0 6 Blue Island---1 --19 Lowell (Indiana) -- 0 Milford_ --38 Pullman Tech. __ __7x Manteno_ —25 Onarga_ __ 6 Watseka_ 3 d r o ' V eft cm ' in the broket ball baskets,”—.Margery Lsson •3 ft O M 5 ffs 10 The Monesse Page No. 43 THE FOOTBALL SQUAD Page No. 44 The Monesse HAROLD LIBERTY,, Captain Captain Harold Liberty was an outstanding guard on the basketball floor. He was not only a reli¬ able defensive man, but he would frequently break through the opposition’s air tight defense and throw a basket. He was fast on the floor ana ' his passing was accurate. He graduates with the best wishes for success as a college player. HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Record 1927-28 Season C. H. S.- 9 Blue Island C. H. S.-15 Bradley_ C. H. S. --15 St Anne_ C. H. S—-22 Peotone _ C. H. S.-7 Bloom_ C. H. S-13 Pullman Tech. C. H. S-11 Watseka_ C. H. S-19 Reddick_ C. H. S-.,- 24 Bradley_ C. H. S.---13 Reddick_ C. H. S-15 Peotone_ C. H. S.-17 St. Anne_ C. H. S---13 Blue Island __ C. H. S___31 Alumni_ 24 25 . 9 8 36 11 10 16 20 24 26 19 14 12 “I’m reading- the history of Sweden.”—Alberta Brifg-ht HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL SQUAD The Monesse Page No. 45 “Weig-ht is not always an asset.’’—Herbert Koyse Page No. 46 The Monesse LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL SCHEDULE M. C. H. S._ 9 Blue Island ... _ M. C. H. S___24 St. Anne _ M. C. H. S. _14 Peotone _ M. C. H. S_ 15 Bloom _ M. C. H. S.-- 14 Jrectone _-_ M. C. H. S_ 1 bt. Anne_ M. C. H. S. _ 14 Blue Island_ M. C. h. S-- 21 jL-_eL-.i_.an _ 14 3 17 18 16 12 17 9 Dale Bloomquist Austin Canavan Sidney Buckner Virgil Hall Reginald Hardy Lester Lilly Raymond Mullady LETTER MEN—FOOTBALL Ross Park Virgil Prairie Thomas Ross Wilfred Swanson Edward Wennerholm Gaylord Wilson Clyde Verhines LETTER MEN—BASKETBALL Dale Bloomquist Harold Liberty Reginald Hardy Arnold Martens Raymond Mullady “Bodily vigord is good and vigor of intellect is even better, But far above both is character.”—Roosevelt. “The boys in school arc not veiry old.”—Eloise MUKinstry LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL SQUAD The Monesse Page No. 47 “Our chain of friendship has two links.”— -Beatrice Hardy anjd Clara Jensen Page No. 48 The Monesse “I can take care of myself.”—Lillian Torp THE GIRLS’ GYMNASIUM CLASS The Monesse Page No. 49 “The social whirl makes me dizzy.”—Florence Cantway Pag© Uo. 0 The Monesse SENIOR PARTY The Seniors had a class party in the new recreation room of the Conrad Bakery on Tuesday evening?, November 29. The earlier part of the evening was spent playing “Bunco” and “Meow?’ Gifts were! presented to the Seniors having the highest bunco score. Bernice Martin was the fortunate winner among the girls and Gaylord Willson of the boys. The prizes were a Hershey bar and a package of chewing gum. A little) later in the evening the radio was turned on and some of the Seniors enjoyed dancing for a short time. A most delicious lunch was served after which the Seniors departed for home wishing that they were green Freshies once ag in. JUNIOR PARTY The Junior Class party was held at the home of Lyeth Tabler. The early part of the evening was spent in playing “Bunco.” Brizes were given to the boy as well as to thd girl having the highest score. The winners were May Royse and Edwin Getting. A most delicious lunch was served after which Santa Claus appeared and distributed presents|i At eleven o ' clock the familiar voice of the chaperone was heard, and the Juniors departed for home. YEAR BOOK BANQUET The annual year book banquet for teachers and students of M. C. H. S. was served at the Woodman hall on Monday evening , February 20, at 0:30 o’clock. The banquet was served by the Royal Neighbors. The three course menu proved to be very delicious and each course most excellently served. The tables were artistically decorated in our high sqhool colors, cherry and white, with bouquets of carnations and red streamers. The place cards were something very unusual iin design and certaini y clever. The banquet is one the annual social events for the high school students and is enjoyed more than any other event during the sc hool year. After the banquet Mr. Liljedahl led an the singing and Miss Bernice Martin played the accompaniments. Raymond Mullady, a popular member of the Senior Class, proved to be a most successful and humorous toastmaster and interesting responses were made by the following: “I’m Laking, not lacking.”—Edith Taking The Monesse Page No. 51 The Wj lining- Side _ My Winning Companion _ The Losing Side _ ' __ My Losing Companion __ Tne Monesse 28 _ Bits and Bucks __ The Faculty ___ The Forty Niners __ The Remains _ Murmuring Pines _ Pretended Wisdom _ The Football Season _ The Basketball Season _ Reduced to $3.98 _ Friday Jumpers __ Our Proposed Tour _ Spirit of ML C. H. S, _ Nursery Rhymes ___ Pots and Pans, Needles and Pins The Lower Regions __ Romanticism __ My Spanish Scarf _ Patroling _ And More Brown _ Musical Themes _ Piped Wind _ My Friend Underwood_ Why Resurrect the Dead_ Remarks _ _ Floisei McKinstry Nelse Christjansen _ Ralph Hertz _ Veda West _ Maud Shrontz __ Alberta Bright _ Esther Mussman _Edwin Getting Reginald Hardy _ Austin Can a van Wllmont Tremore Dale Bloomquist _ Harold Liberty _lone Kramer _Doris Gibson _Betty King Helen Shrontz __ Mr Hungerford _Miss Stone _ Mr. Liberty _ Miss Coontz _Miss Palmer _ Mr. Moore _ Mise Brown _ Miss McNeil _ Mr. Liljedahi _Miss Westfall _ Miss Mauritzson _ Mr. Munson This, indeed, was the largest Year Book banguet ever held and also one of the most enjoyable. After singing “Were Loyal to You Momence High 7 everyone departed at an early hour declaring ' it was the best Year Book ban¬ quet they ever attended. “Reduction for example, is of Latin derivation 7 —Miss Mauritzson The girls like the shin© oni ray horn,)’’—Sheik Eriksen. f age Ho. 52 Thi Monessi THE GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB The Monesse Page No. 53 “Is there any glee in a Glee Club,”—Orson Burdick Page ISo. 54 The Mon esse “I know the road to Pembroke.”—Betrnice! Madison The Monesse Page No. 55 “Are there any jokes on me?”—Casey Canavam Page No. 56 The Monesse CALENDAR September 6— School! School! School! 7— Freshies conspicuous. Classes on in earnest. 8 — Regular routine. 9— The same as yesterday. 12— Lost Freshies are located. 13— Football practice. 14— ' Cool wave hits town. 15— Late students are enrolling. 16— Many visit the office. 19— Assembly. Many pep speeches. 20— Many students are late. 21— School has a visitor. 22— Pep meeting. Momence, Rah! 23— -Momence wins first game,. 26—Junior meeting!. Elect officers and Staff. 28— Pep meeting! Yells and songs. .9—Lecture! Play grounds! 30—School is dismissed early. OCTOBER— 3— Momence plays good game. 4— Assembly! 5— Lyceum tickets on sale. 6— —Pep meeting! Much noise. 7— No school. East Central Division meeting ' at 10— Good football game. 11,—Sophomore meeting. 12— Pep meetings Nejv yells! 13— No school. Kankakee County Institute. 11— Same as yesterday. 17— Momence. wins. Rah! 18— Junior meeting. 19— Examinations—first six weeks. 20— The same as yesterday. 21— Pep meeting. Yells. 24— Some football squad. 25— Assembly takes up collection. 26— Junior meeting. 27— The same as yesterday, 2 —Good old pep meeting. 29- -School dismissed early. NOVEMBER 1— Lyceum course-—First number. 2— Announce game Friday. 3— Pep meeting! Noise!. 4— Assembly—Half holiday announced. 7— Many are late-. 8— Tickets for Watseka game on sale. 9— Tickets for Watseka game on sale. 1. of 1. The Monesse Page No. 57 Page No. 58 The Monesse 10— Two assemblies—one a pep meeting - . 11— Mass meeting - ! Singing! 14— Momence 6; Watseka 7. Shh! 15— Thirty report for Basketball. 16— Assembly! Long talks! 18— No school! Hooray- 21— Assembly. Be honest. 22— No gum chewing. 24— Many are excused from classes. 25— Study for the tests. 28— Assembly! Speeches! 29— School is dismissed early. 30— Letters for football squad awarded. DECEMBER 2- Tests for second six weeks. 5— The same as yesterday. 6— First basketball game. 7— Report cards given out. Oh! Ma! 8— Assembly! Yells! 9— Basketball game. 13— Miss Palmer on errand. 14— School out at 3:30. 15— Mr. Munson teaches History classes. 16— Game! Who won? 19— -Momence wins game. 20— —School has a visitor. 22- Pep meeting! Speeches- Yells! 23 —All ready for 3:45. Merry Christmas. JANUARY 3- -Glad to return to school. 4- -Seniors and Juniors remain for conference. 6—Rah! Rah! Basketball game. 9—Talk on “The Backward Look.’’ 11— Assembly! Students waiting. 12— Assembly in the morning. 13 — Pep meeting! Yells! 16— - Freshman girls have picture taken. 17— Freshman boys have picture taken. 18— Glee Club has picture taken. 19— Test for last six weeks—first semester. 20— Teams have pictures taken. 23— All thinking of test papers. 26— Junior meeting. Short and sweet. 27— Pep meeting! Hooray! 30—Assembly—Speechesu 31 —New library plan announced, nesse Page No. 59 Page No. 60 The Monesse FEBRUARY 1— Weather man on a rampage. 2— — Rumors of a party. Where? 3— Mr. Munson is ill. 6— Don’t forget this is Leap Year. 7— Basketball game. 8— Dollars are coming in for banquet. 9— “Send in your names.” 10—Main talk is Banquet! Banquet! 13— -Names are read of those who are gong. 14— Basketball game. 15— —Momence lost- Shhf 17—Basketball game. 20—Banquet! Good time! Good talks! 21 .Basketball game! We lost. 22 -Washington’s Birthday. No school. 24 —We play Bloom at Chicago Heights. 27- ■•-Lecture in Ag. Room. 28— All Ag. boys remain after school. 20— Intelligence tests! Some intelligence detected. MARCH 1 — First six weeks tests—Second semester. 2—The same as yesterday. .6- -Report cards ' given to pupils—parents talk to pupns. 7— Rain! Rain! Rain! 8— No School! Kankakee County Institute. 9— Band plays at Institute—new uniforms. 12—We lost to Bloom of Chicago Heights—District tournament. 13 -Botany test ' —choice day. 14— School is dismissed early. 15— No more basketball practice. 19 —Junior meeting! Pictures and Year Book- 21— Declamatory contest arranged. 23 —Basketball letters awarded. 26—Band Concert announced. Tickets on sale. 29 —Band Concert. Nifty uniforms. 30—Band Concert. Receipts encouraging. APRIL 2— “Flu’’ hits school. Several absent. 3— ‘ Flu” victims return—some pale. 4— —Declamatory contest on in earnest. Ten are preparing. 6—Good Friday. Easter recess b.lgins. 9.-Easter recess ends. 11 - Glee Club concert. Many attend. 12—Tests—Second six weeks—second semester. 18—Tests—second six weeks—Second semester. 16— Call for Year Book assessments. 17— Senior honors announced; also commencement exercises. The Monesse Tage No. 61 Page No. 62 The Monesse BOOK REVIEW HOW SHEEP RAISING WILL RELIEVE THE, AGRICULTURAL DEPRES¬ SION by Uane Unton., published by Langman, Doree and Company, 1928. This recent volume contains an interesting account of an exper¬ iment whileh the author observed. during a period of nearly a year. In spite of the agricultural depression which prevailed throughout this .section of the? middle west, sheep were placed on this farm, fed, cared for and sold at a substantia ! profit and thereby made the farm a financial asset during this year. The book is not a theoretical caseas- sibn but explains every step of this practical measure. It has all the data tabulated in logical form. Price 75c providing thd purchaser pays cash,. THE LOCATION OF A FARM by Arold Iberty 1 , published by Langman, Loris and Company. The 1 author has made an intensive study of this question He is firmly convinced that every worth while farm must have a suit¬ able location, To all people, contemplating moving to a farm hq reco¬ mends the selection of a farm along 1 a state paved highway. Such a farm can always be reacjhed regardless of weather conditions. The book may have; its shortcomings but it, nevertheless, presents a very sound argument. The price is only 50 cents ini cash or a dozen and one half of eggs in exchange. THE SOUTH SIDE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION by Edgie Ardy and Ita Eber, published by the; Weber Publishing Company. This tittle pamph¬ let is very optimistic in tone. It presents the advantages of the south side in a clear and concise manner. While one of the authors was born and reared on the north side, he firmly believes that the future of Mo«- mc nce depends upon the .south side. He urges all investors to consider the south side carefully. This little ' pamplet may be had for the small sum of 10c, plus postage. MONOPOLIZING THE STREET by O. Urd ' ick, published, by the United Cigar Stores and distributed free of charge. This booklet does not contain an explanation of all the advertising schemes. It I s rather a manual of where to locate your store so that you can depend upon a good trade and a profitable! business. It present a very strong argument tor stores on both sides of the same street sio that you can get alii suckers going and comir g. This manual can be had for the asking or 1 by writ¬ ing and sending the necessary postage required for mailing FACULTY INFORMATION NAME AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT HEALTH SINGLE or MARRIED IRVING MUNSON Not Youthful Plenty Tall Adequate Apparently Good Married PAUL T. LILJEDAHL 21 Plus Medium Fair Usually Good Married H. N. HUNGERFORD 30 Plus 40 Minus A Trifle Short Getting Heavy Naturally Good Married H. L. LIBERTY The Oldest Approximate Accordingly Often Good Married MARCUS L. MOORE Unknown Rather Short Rather Thin Always Good Not Yet LUCY PATRICIA COONTZ Indefinite About Right Average Sometimes ' Good Waiting MARGARET PALMER Speculative Unusual Little Below Frequently Good Hoping ANNA MAURITZSON Youthful A Little Short Reducing Always Good Expecting LYLE BROWN Has Voted Short Increasing Unusually Good Figuring ALICE STONE Mature Short Gaining Excellent Not Concerned RUTH WESTFALL 30 Plus Almost Medium Hardly Normal Usually Good Wouldn’t Object CAROL McNEIL Below Normal Abnormal Not Proportional Good Glancing Page No. 64 The Monesse Mr. Liljedahl called at one of the local dentist’s the other dajy. He was soon seated in the dentist’s chair and the dentist asked, “Will you take gas7” “Yes,” replied! Mr. Liljedahl, absent mindedly, “And you’d better look at the oil too.” Miss Palmer: “Wilmont, what is the Order of the Bath?” Wlflmont Tremore (puzzled): “I don’t know. I come first, then Ancil, then Eiug ' ene, then Maurice and then the baby.” Mr. Hunger ford: “What is average?” Richard Johnson: “A thing today eggs on.’’ Mr. Hungerford: “What makes you say that?” Richard Johnson: “Well, my mother says that one of our old hens lays five, eggs on an average.” THE VOICE OF FRESHMEN HIGH SCHOOL BOYS: Lester Barrie: “All the world except the United States is in the Temper¬ ance Zone.” Kenneth Burton: “The sun never sets on the British Empire because the Empire is in the east and the sun sets i n the west.” Gilbert Bydalek: “The Minister of War is the clergyman who preaches to the soldiers.” Fowler Clarke: “The king wore a scarlet robe trimmed with vermin.” Merton Davis: “Woolsey saved his life by dying on the way from York to London.” Jack Elston: “After twice committing suicide, Couper lived until 1 S()0 when he died a natural death.” Hubert Frank 1.1 m: “Barbarians are things; put into bicycle wheels to make them run smoothly.” Varnum Parish: “Polonius was a mythical sausage.” Exor Guertin: “Thomas Jefferson was like the common people because he had red hair.” Albert Harris: “The French Revolution was a machine which the Frenchmen revolved.’’ Charles Harwood: “Manual Training 4s a course in whittling and glue¬ ing.” Edmond Hess: “The Seniors sit upstairs because the brighter you aro the higher you go.” Herbert Linedmann: “A county teachers’ institute is a place where all the teachers of the county meet to learn how to whip kids.” William Pearson: “Beans are productive of brain food providing you don’t get hit on the bean.” The Monesse Page No. 65 M E HIGH SCHOOL STATE FAIR EXHIBIT—FIRST PRIZE Senior Questions How tall is Raymond Mullady? How short is Henry Beaupre? How heavy is Janet Wimmer? How light is lone Kramer, How truthful is Esther Mussman? How studious is Pauline Brown? How talkative is Betty King? How strong is Minniq Hamann? How musical is Bernicei Martin? How unruly is Harriet Searls? Plow noisy is Edward Wennerholm? How funny is Arnold Martens? How ambitious is Wayne Martin? How industrious is Raymond Wille? Plow conscientious is Blanche Myers? Plow thoughtful is Frank Bra atz? Plow stubborn is Allen Denny? How pleasant is Harold Porter? How old is Clarence Graves? How lazy is Doris Gibson? Plow careless is Helen Shrontz? Page No. 66 The Monesse Maud Shrontz: “Helen is two-thirds married to _ Alberta Bright: “Really?” Maud Shrontz: “Yes. She’s willing- and the preachelr’s wijllinig.” Fred Jenisen: “Do you think the radio will take the place of tlhei country newspaper?” Andrew Kelson: “I doubt it. You can’t swat flies with a radio set.’’ Frank Shrontz: “But why are those trees bending over so far?” Lyieth Tabler: “You’d bend oiver too i,f ydu were as full of gfreen apples as those trees are.” Edwin Peterson: “Your neighbor seems hard of hearing.” Ivan Rice: “Hard of hearing! Why, onde he said his prayers kneeling on the cat ’ Veilma Pemble: “Pa, what did pre-historic people took like?” Mr. Pemble: “I don’t remember. Ask your mother. SAMPLES OF WRITING WITHOUT THINKING 1. The officers of the Alumni Association will be -glad to hear of the death of apy Alumni. 2 . Lost: Dark gray suit coat wiV;h small brown stripe. Maurice L. Koth- child is in inside pocket. 3. While attempting to remonstrate with her husband she was struck in the eye with the; hell of the ' shoe. 4 m The Superintendent of the City Schools in a Hoosieir city made the statement that he had under consideration the employing of several teachers in the schools before the roster of the city teaching staff would be announced 51 The grandfather died when he was seven years old. 6. The Baker family living near the hri 1 ge, which is badly afflicted with the mumps, was compelled to move upstairs. 7. Testimony showed that the dead woman stepped from between two parked automobiles. Miss Westfall: “What do you understand by the word ‘deficit’ Clyde?” Clyde Verhlnes: “It’s what you’ve get wheh (you haven’t as much as you had when you had nothing.” Professor: “I say, your tubular air container has tost i ts rotundity.” Motorist: “I don’t quite- Professor: “The cylindrical appartus which supports your vehicle is no longer inflated.” Motorist: “But- Professor: “The elastic fabric surrounding the circular frame whose successive revolutions bear you onward in space has not retained its pristine reundness.” Small Boy: “Hey, mister, you got a flat tire!” Good Old Soul: “Lijttle boy, have you a good place in the class?” Little Jimmy “Yes, ma’am, I am next to the radiator.” The Monesse Page No. 67 UNSUAL EPITAPHS Here lies the body of Miss Alice Bart, She fell in love and! then lost her heart. __Unfortunate Here lies the body of Julia Beaupre She died from excitement, she eloped one day. Unnecessary worry. Here lies the body of Henry, her brother, When lying in bed from quiits he did smother .. Too warm Here lies the body of Bloomquist Dale, He washed his face in a water pail .. Poor choice Here lies the body of big Frank Braatz, He was so slow he forgot to scratch.. More speed Here lies the body of Browns’ Marie, She fell i,n the riyer when trying to see. _ _ . - Pool vision Here lies the body of Pauline Brown, Her foot got tangled in her new gown ._ ...... Too long Here lies the body of Allen Dennie, He never got back from the county seat spree. Wrong place Here lies the body of Dunton ' s Duane, He was too ambitious in seeking faime. _ , . . ... Be humble Here lies the body of Margery Ess, She dropped some eggs, oh, what a mess . .. ..Clumsy Here lies the body of Doris Gib, She choked to death when trying to fib.,. _ .. . ... Be truthful Here lies the body of Elsie Gill She loved candy and wanted a fill. _ _ _ Be moderate Here lie? the body of ‘‘little Clarence ’ Graves, He tried to face Lake Michigan ' s waves. ... .. . .. _ __Be reasonable Here lies the body of Hamann’s Minin ip, She fell from the window when stunjg? by a bee. . . Safety first f age No. 68 Th® Monesse Here lies the body of Reginald Hardy, He died from laughing at a certain girl’s party. _ . Here lies the body of Poultry Gleam He s, He was Wit by a truck, did you seiei the mess? . - Stop, 1 ok and listen Here lies the body of Johnson’s Ruby, She was broken hearted when she won the booby Learn the game Here lies the body of Betty King, She swallowed her brother’s Kresge Store ring _ . _ _. . ...Be generous Hare lies the body of Klamskai’s Darlene, She tried to fly in a flying machine ... . . .. Remain- on earth Here lies the body of Kramer’s lone, She choked to death when licking a bone , ._ ... ... Poor taste Here lies the body of Edith Lak, She was caught in the net by a smooth old fake Think twM;ce Here liJes the body of H. Liberty, He bumped his nose on an old elm tree. . Examine carefully Here lies the body af .Mable Lin, She poisoned herself with an old brass pin. Seek quality Here lies the body of Dorothy Living, She was so generous, always giving. . Be charitable Here lies the body of Arnold Mart, His face was kicked by the horse at the cart. ....... . _ Too close Here lies the body o,f Martins’ Bernicte, She over-ate on newly made cheese. _ . . . Here lies the body of Martins’ Wayne, He was bit by a dog he was trying to tame. _ Take no chances Here lies the body of Ramona M., She stabbed herself with an old fountain pen. Use discretion Here lies the body of June McFad She lost control when she looked at her Dad. Re calm T «e Mooww Page No. 69 Here .ies the body of Miss Esther Muss, She was quiet but with brothers she ' s fuss. _Save words Here l?es the body of Miss Blanche Myers, She pinched herself on newly made pliers. _Investigate Here lies the body of the Porter boy, He loved the world, too much joy. --- Be serious Here lies the body of Prathers ' Mary, Her ear was pricked by a young canary. __ Be distant Here lies the body of Florence Reyn, She broke her teeth when chewing a stem,____Save the enamel Here lies the body of Thomas Ross, He was hit in the road when trying to cross_Observ e stop and go signs Hjere lies the body of Harriet Searls, She lost her balance when seeking pearls. --Don ' t speculate Here lies the! body of Helen ., When she didn’t know she’d made a guess._ -Always study Hare lies the body of Smith’s Louise, She got caught in am awful squeeze----Uset individuals Here Res the body of Delora Stor, She was spry in days of yore.- Be active Here lies the body of Gertrude Up, She was bit by her sister ' s pup Be cautious Here lies the body of Clyde Verhines, Hie’s gone away to another land’s pines. -Encourage conservation Here l ' ies the body of Nita Web, She fell out of an old iron bed. - ——-T ?? ' much relilancei Page No. 70 The Mon esse Here lies the body of Edward Wenn, He always knew where he had been. Too Efficient Here lies the? body of Raymond Wille, He always wanted to be a little silly. __—- __ Watch the limits Here lies the body of Wilsons’ Gay-lord, He met the end in a rickety Ford. ___Use shock absorbers Here lies the body of Wimmers’ Janet, Always tardy and never would fret. _ Be punctual Here lies the body of Clara Wy, She w as quiet and a little dry.---,_A good conclusion Here lies the body of the one who wrote, Don’t say too much, you’ll get his, goat.__,,_Be liberal The Mooesse Page No 71 Page No. 12 The Mon esse Alumni Association CLASS. OF 1877 Eva. (Jewett) Beers _____Hoxie, Kansas Mary (Haslett) Brady_ 7743 Clyde Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Eva Griffin (deceased) L. Emma Griffin__:______Auburndale, Florida Eaton HaMertt ___121 N. Heliotrope St.,, Monrovia,, California? Sarah (McKinstry) Kelly_Madison, South Dakota Ida (Smithyman) Little_________Momence, Illinois Clara Thompson___North Vernon, Jndiana CLASS OF 1888 Maggie (Brown) Cory___522 E. Burlington Street, Iowa, City, Iowa Mary (Hughes) McDonald___Yankton, South Dakota Ella Fitzgerald) Moran ______Wilmette, Illinois Martha (Chipman) Elemry __ Mary (Knigiithart) Meinzer Nora (Culver) Paradis_ Florence (Biker) Reins _ Francos (McDaniels) Taylor Martha (Clark) Watson _ Cerrie (Griffin)) Cloidt __ Bertha (Lamb) Dennison_ Maude (Shrontz) DuMontelle Norman Griffin_ Jay Kenrich (deceased) Maude (Patrick) Rea__ Maude (Whitmore) Sweet_ C. M. C. Buntain (deceased) CLASS OF 1892 ____ __Villa Grove, Illinois _ IVlomence, Illinois __5635 Harper Avenuei, Chicago, Illinois __ Steptoe, Washington __ Chicago, Illinois _337 Central Avenue, Highland Park, Illinois CLASS OF 1893 _ Grant Park, J Hindis _331 S. Rosewood Avenue, Kankakeie, Illinois __ IVlomence, Illinois _ Grant Park, Illinois _243 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois _ Momence, Illinois CLASS OF 1894 May (Simonds) Burch _ Frank G. Culver, Draftsman_ Ethel (Nichols) Einslee_ Burr Groves, Ranchman___ Ralph Krows, Merchant ___ . Elmer Longpre, Physician ___. .. John Wilkinson, Physician _ Minnie (Reins) Wilkinson, Physician -- _ Momence;, Illinois _Detroit, Michigan __ Cedar i ake, Indiana _ Paonia, Colorado Seattle, Washington _ Kankakee, Jlhnois _ Kankakee, Illinois _ Kankakee,, Illinois The Monesse Page No. 73 CLASS OF 1895 Jessica (Patrick) Bacon (deceased) H. W. Freeman, Dentist _ Gertrude (Ellis) Hess_ Hilma (Mel by) Kinney ___ Eva (Kious) Knaur ___ Charles Pogue, Granite Works_ Edmund T. Safford, Book Binding_ Samuel Sanstrom (deceased) Fred Willis, Mgr., Credit Dept., Mandel Bros.__ _ _ Grant Park, Jlhnois ___ Momence, Llmois __ Momence, Illinois __■ Kankakee, Illinois Crawfordsville, Indiana _Superior, Wisconsin _Chicago, Illinois CLASS OF 1896 Magdalene Campbell, Reporter _ Momence, Illinois Edwin L. Clark, College Instructor__Cemson College, South Carolina Fred O. Clark, Credit Dept., International Harvester Co.___Momence, Illinois Lena (Drayer) Collier _832 S. Wildwood Avenue, Kankakee, Illinois May Culver, Musician and Stenographer_1906 Biltmore St., Washington, D. C. Grace (Lane) France_______ Momence, Illinois Jesse M. Gray ______ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ernest B. Griffin, Farmer and Banker__Grant Pa rk, Illinois May (Buffington) Hoinke _______Fort Dodge, Iowa Clara Langdon---- _._ Portland,, Oregon Cora (Simonds) Allison_ Carrie (Morgan) Beatty_ Hattie (Ingraham) Bigelow _ William J. Cleary, Priest_ Juliia Dowling-, Clerk_ May (Gibson) Dunn_ Bertha Durham _ Henry Hanson, Merchant_ Rosilda (Fountain) Hearst __ Clare Kelsey, Fruit Inspector Delia (O’Donnell) Ledo_ CLASS OF 1898 _5231 Garfield Avenue!, Kansas Cfity, Missouri __Danville, Kentucky _4858 LiijUcoln Ave., Los Angeles, California _bl2 17th Avenue., East Moline, Illinois ___Chicago, Illinois _6160 Barrows Drive, Los Angeles, California _Momence, Illinois __Miles City, Montana _ St. Louis, Missouri _ Spokane, Washington _._Chicago, Illinois CLASS OF 1899 Mary L, Bukowski_____Momence, Illinois Josephine (Wagner) Crowell_7354 S. Carpenter St., Chicago, Illinois Harold Dennis, Farm r____Grant Park, Illinois Edna (Paradis) Macdonald ___Momence, Illinois Norman M, Shaw, Capt. U. S. Marines_1519 St. N W, Washington, D C Clyde L. Tabler, Lumber and Coal Dealer__Momence, Illinois CLASS OF 1900 Amos Chamberlain, Farmer__ Carrol C. Clark__ James Cleary, Merchant__ Georgia (Lamport) Coleman ____ Lena (Dennis) Felt__ Nellie (Dwyer) Gordon____ Will Harris, Farmer __ __Momence, Illinois _:_Chicago, Illinois __ Momence, Illinois Battle Creek, Michigan _Momence, Illinois __ Penfieid, Illinois _ Grant Park, Illinois Page No. 4 The Monesse Junia Johnson ____Portland, Oregon Leona (Garrett) Montgomery-Stockland, Illinois Stephen Morgan (deceased.) Mattie (Babin) Mulcher -Freemont, Michigan Bessie (McKee) Porter_Sioux Falls, South Dakota Edward A. Porter_Buffalo, Oklahoma Belle Rice, Teacher-.--- Momence, Illinois Florence (Culver) Shaffer -3320 Irving Ave., S,, Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 del la (Parmley) Sollitt --Dodge City, Kansas Pheobe (Gibeault) Sprinkle_Wailnut Street, Villa Grove, Illinois May (Lamport) Wallace---Grant Park, Illinois Fred Willis _„_4726 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Ida (Stratton) Woody_Fort Worth, Texas Ol ive (Burchard) Freeman - Birdie (Smith) Gregoire - Frances (Clark) H cirtiii sn Alma (Drayer) Jackson — Wayne Kelsey- Mamie (Brady) Ke’tering Ethel (Weaver) Lakin- Josie (Dwyer) Linton- Clara Nad ' obni- George Porter, Farmer — Lucille (Thurber) Smith _ Ida (Force) Wilcott- CLASS OF 1901 _ Grant Park, Illinois .. ____ Tacoma, Washington ____Muskegon, Michigan ___R. F. D. No. 6, Dover, New Hampshire _East Spokane, Washington __ Ladysmith, Wisconsin _„___ Ft. Dodge, Iowa _Lavina, Montana ___Sijn Francisco, California, _Wilmot, Arkansas __ Chicago, Illinois _ Bartlesville, Oklahoma CLASS OF 1902 Maysie (Kious) Chamberlain__Momence, Illinois Jennie Cleary, Teacher --Momence, Illinois Laura Dennis_Grant Park, Illinois Joseph Gibeault, Merchant____ 1626 Asher Street, Orlando, Florida Phoebe (Nelson) Gregory _211 South Ninth Street, Mount Vernon, New York Anna Hanson, Nurse ___599 Swain Avenue, Elmhurst, 1 Illinois Grace (Seaman) Ki,ng___740 Hackett Street, Beloit, Wisconsin Blanche (Freeman) Lewis-- Momence, Illinois Ezra Porter (deceased) Elizabeth (Cleary) Riley ____8506 East End Avenue, Chicago, Illinois E ' stella (Vane) Sergeant --- Momence, Illinois Laura (Gibson) Watrous_59 Smith Street, Groton, ’onnectacut CLASS: OF 1903 Bonnie (Weaver) Abies__1226 East Third St., Mishawaka, Indiana Ivy (Porter) Bruner -- Wanatah, Indiana Edith (Bennett) Chamberlailn---Momence, Illinois Blanche (Wilson) Esson_-Grant Park, J|l ' linois Frank W. Garrett, Farm Bureau Advisor____Ohio St., Tuscola, Illinois Martha (Baechler) Garrett-Si Ohio St., Tuscola), Illinois Marion (Scarls) Hanson----Momence, Illinois Sarah Hanson, Teacher_4435 Greenview Ave., Chicago, Illinois RJehdina Miller, Artist Riverside Drive, New York City The Monesse Page No. 15 Varaum Parish, Attorney Carrie (Spry) Pifer_ Niles Porter, Farmer_ Flora (Dayton) Quick_ Edna (Dayton) Wheefer _ Esther (Gray) Wilson ______ Momence, Illinois __Tacoma, Washington ____Momence, Illinois _ 420 Fail) Street, Ithaca, New York 13961 Coylip Avenue, Detroit, Michigan _-_ _Comanche, Texas CLASS OF 1904 Carrie (Clark) Blood-Chicago, Illinois Agnes (Peterson) Christensen .—__ Momence, Illinois Edward P. Cleary, Bank Cashier_ Momence, Illinois Lloyd Crosby (deceased) Sadie Crosby, Nurse_ Momence, Illinois Myrtle Gibeault, Stenographer-812 First National Bank, Chicago, Illinois Viola (Chipman) Holman---San Francisco, California Leigh Kelsey, Farmer- 4 _,_East Spokane, Washington Clyde Parmley, Electrical Engineer___ Riverside, Illinois Ina (Hess) Robinson ___C onrad, Indiana Anna Templeton, Bookkeeper _ .Chicago, Illinois Laura (Croman) Thurber--- 822 W. 57th Street, Chicago, Illinois Marie (Wennerhclm.) Wennerholm___ Momence, Illinois Gilbert Willis, Merchant _ Momence, Illinois Clara Wilson, Teacher_______Grant Park, Illinois CLASS OF 1905 Georgia Bennett---Grant Park, 1 Illinois Jay Garrett (deceased) Jessie Garrett, Teacher _ Holton, California Stella (Dwyer) Goodere_ Chicago, Illinois Lola (Vane) Hazard ___ Berwyn, Illinois HaMie (Selby) McLaughlin_Cerro Gordo, Illinois Virginia (Tabler) Rodein_44 Finley Avenue, Hollywood, California Francis Cleary, Priest _ Serina (Johnson) Hanson Will Hanson_ Ni,nai (Fish) Huskison_- Emma (Pittman) Vane _ Irene (Bruckner) Wheeler GRASS OF 1906 ___Warsaw, Illinois _______Sleepy Eye, Minnesota _5141 S. Sawyer Avenue, Chicago, Illinois __ Muskogee, Oklahoma _:___ Momence, Illinois __ Momence, Illinois CLASS OF 1907 Hazel (Broad) Brockleman______Chesterton, Indiana John Bukowski__ 1434 Granville Avenue, Chicago, lllinoite Lottie (Hess) Chipman ___._Momence, Illinois? Nellie (Loghry) Cleff_Oak Park, Illinois Frank DuFrain, Principal, High School_Pontiac, Michigan Mamie Halpin, Stenographer-652 Roscoe Street, Chicago, Illinois Harry Hoag, Momence Theatre _Momence!, Illinois L ... _■ :lle (Fish) Hunt _Lowell, Indiana Myrtle ' Crosby) Rivest_Vaughn Farm, Homewood, Illinois rr.e ( Hanson) Sauers__— Wheatfield, Indiana - ttiir Little) Schoenwald______ Grant Park, Illinois Page No. 76 The Monesse CLASS OF 1908 Bessie Bennett, Musician-1746 McCadden Plaice, Hollywood. California Hafcel (Thurber) Britton (deceased) Axel Hanson, Salesman ---Osceola, I owa Florence (Smith) Hayden--Yorkvlilei, Illinois Will Hayden, Automobiles -—-- Yorkvalle, Illinois Frances (Halpin) McKee__—---2980 Colli ' nlwood, Detroit, Michigan Meryl (Boyd) Melvin---San Fernando, California Gertrude Nelson, Teacher- 800 Highland, Oak Pagik, Illinois Margaret Nelson, Accountant--800 Highland!, Oak Park, Illinois Will Parish, Salesman -------Fort Worth, Texas Cjla.re Porter, Clerk _____ Morocco, Indiana James Ryan, Lawyer__Mit. Pleasant, Michigan Margaret (McMann) Sawyer_227 Smith Avenue, Lansing, Michigan Minnie (Wilmot) Shoults-,-1304 Texas Avenue, Woodward, Oklahoma Mattie Stetson (deceased) Joseph,ijnet Tiffany, Violinist -- Momen.ce, Illinois Jesse Wilson, Farmer--Grant Park, Illinois CLASS OF 1909 Clara (Burtt) Allen -_--—-- Ida (Anderson) Baker-.- Mabel (Popejoy) Blakeley (deceased) James Crosby, Horticulturist- Georgia (Bigoness) Danver -- Claude DuBridgei, Steel Mill Machinist Arthur Giroux_-— Gaylord Hess, Physician- Anna Keeler (deceased) George Nichols, Locomotive Engineer _ Harold Smith, Farmer- Will Tuttle), Department of Commerce _ Momence, Illinois ___ Wabash, Indiana _ Momence, Illinois 307 N. Buchanan, Amanlla, Texas _Chicago Heights, Illinois __ Momence, Illinois _ Momence, Illinois __VjJla Grove, Illinois __Momence, Illinois _Springfield, Illinois CLASS OF 1910 Clifford Connor, Teacher ____ Glenwood, Illinois Beulah (Cremer) Cornelius _ W he atom, Illinois Margaret (Cleary) Dennis _____ Momence, fIllinois Percival 1 Dennis, Farmer ---Momence, Illinois Marie (Jackson) Farrell _8375 Normandy Ave., Apt 203, L,os Angeles, Calif Mary (Law) Folds _ Laike Forest, Illinois Irma, Gordinier, Te acher _ Momence, Illinois George Grabe, Travelling Auditor —-7825 Colfax Avenue, Chicago, llmois Grace (Porter) Greenawalt ____ Momence, Illinois Eva (Lilly) Huntington ____ Fair Oaks, Indiana Beatrice (Bairsaldu) Karg_—_7024 Euclid Avenue ' , Chicago, Illinois Neil Metcalf __.____ Momence, Illinois Harold Nelson, Monotype Foreman _7434 Nv Seely Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Cathryn (Mazur) O’Rouke _32 Petrovia Avenue, Saranac Lake, blew York Irene (Garrett) Pittman ' _--- Momence, Illinois Lester Polk, Government Service - San Antonio, Texas Catherine (Halpin) Sherwood _342 Sj. 1 Myrtle Ave., Kankakee, Illinois Cecil Sherwood _-—342 S. Myrtle Ave., Kankakee, Illinois Malbel Snow (Deceased) The Monesse Page No. 77 John Stratton _____ JNew York Howard Walker, Electrician__545 Considine Ave., Cincinnati, U,hjo Louise (Astiie) Wilson ___6718 Clyde Ave., Chicago, Illinois CLASS OF 1911 Helen (Kirby) Base hen ___835 South Ashland, LaGrange, Illinois Ivan Crosby __4505 Oakenwald Ave,, Chicago, Illinois Everett Fontaine __ 701 N. Ave., Chicago, Illinois Ethel (Dwyer) Gordon ___Pen held, Illinois Capitola Hanson Teacher_810 Colorado Ave., La Junta . Colorado Lorene (Hill) Patchen ______ Los Angeles, California Dean Howk, Principal, Junior High School_ Pasadena, California Alice (Wilson) Nusbaum __ Grant. Park, Illinois CLASS OF 1912 Wayne Ajl|len ______7950 S. Paulina, St., Chicago, Illinois Florence (West) Astje __ Momence, Illinois Jean Bigelow,, Stenographer __1618 W. Adams St., Chicago, Illinois Mary (Clark) Black ______ Momence, Illinois George Bukowski, Railroad Clerk ___ IVlomence, Illinois Ragnhiild (Jensen) Click __1942 Wilson Ave., Chicago, Illinois Walter Du Bridge, Wireless Operator_6203 Princeton Ave., Chicago, Illinois Maude (Hupp) Lavery ____618 W. 44th Ave., Gary, Indiana Eiffie Lundstrom, Teacher _____:_ Beecher, Illinois Helen Me|by, Social Worker ___861 First Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Harry Seavey, Electrician __135 Berlean Ave., Elmhurst, Illinois CLASS OF 1913 Mabel Clapsaddle _6683 Franklin, Hollywood, California Leonard Gordinier________ Downers Grove, Illinois Ruby (Tuttle) Hampton ___Box 261, Dolton, Illinois Oscar Hanson, Standard Oil Company_ ____E1 Segunda, California Clark Howk, Consumer ' s Company___ Chicago, Illinois Amanda Johnson_;_4928 W. Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois Dolly (Nelson) Johnson _ _ Chicago, Illinois Anthony Parish, Banker___:_ Momence, Illinois Nora (Lynds) Snow___Crystal Lake, Minnesota Earl 1 Todd (Deceased) Charles Tuttle ______Urbana, Illinois Ethel (Bradley 1 ) Wright ____._Malta,, Illinois CLASS OF 1914 Viola (Olsen) Albert___;_’_____ Momence, Illinois Bessie Brassard,_6769 Hawthorne Ave., Hollywood, California Livonia (Walker) Council___.490 North Ave., Aurora, ILinois Zenaida (Zahl) Fredericks _Milwaukee, Wisconsin Duwana (Rasmussen) McLennan, Student__... Normal, Illinois Florence (Smith) Round_____845 El Alton St., Appleton, Wisconsin Dorothy (Nelson) Stowe___1728 Fcstei Ave., Chicago, Illinois Lulu (Boyerlein) Unruh_,___ __ Grant Park, Illinois Harry Wiechen _6443 S. Richmond St., Chicago, Illinois Helena (Hardy) Wilk ________ Mpaunce. Illinois Selma (Johnson) Wooldridge ___ Momence, Illinois Page No. 18 The Monesse CLASS OF 1915 Ruth (Boswell) Brock _ _Anna, Illinois Pauline (Nichols) Clark _432 Belmont Ave., Chicago, Illinois Hazel (McConnell) Conrad _____,_Momence, Illinois Robert Dennis, Teacher___ Grant Park, Illinois Fred. Evans, Druggist -- Momence, Illinois George Ferree, Teacher ___ Gibson City, Illinois Margaret Greenawalt, Teacher _ Momence, Illinois Clay Hayden, Assistant Coach, Coe Cblllfege;_._Cedi ar Rapids, Iowa Monroe Hayden __ Chicago, Illinois Elva (DuBridge) Hughey --5021 N. Robey St.,. Chicago, Illinois Viola) (Evans) Hunt --- Grant) Park, Illinois Aimee (Bigelow) Jensen _ Momence, Illinois Edgar Jensen, Physician - Momence, Illinois Lucy (Brown) Mullins _ Marshall, JIllinois Hilton Nichols (deceased) Lucille Peterson, Commercial ' Work _111 Ellis Ave., Peoria,, ifUmois Loira Simonds (deceased) Gertrude Smith, Teacher - Momence, Illinois Charles Stevens, Bank Clerk - Steger,, Illinois Philip Sweet, Bookkeeper - Kankakee, llljinois Margaret (Nelson) Weakley - Kankakee, J Illinois CLASS OF 1916 Fajy Ault ___ West Hammond, Indiana Leora (Bishop) Bagby, Teacher - Steger, Illinois Lyle Brown, Teacher _:__ Momence, Illinois Haze) (Taylor) Davis -.- Shelby,, Illinois Viola) DuFrain,, Teacher ---- Chicago Heights, Illinois Florence (Bright) Gibson, __.. Marne City, Michigan Ruth Hanson, Public Health Nurse _ E)mhurst, Illinois Gerald Manzer ------- Gary, Indiana Frjed Mellby _ 829 Madison,, Gary, Indiana. Paul Nelson. Salesman _5111 Cleveland,, South Benid, Indiana Eilpora (Dickey) Post _ Momence, Illinois Mildred Storrs__1634 College Avenue!, Topeka, Kansas Dorothy Styles,. Teacher --- Murray, Utah Elva (Turre l) Torp _3356 N. Bilburn Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Martha (Searls) Wirt -- LeKoy, Illinois Marie (Seavey) Young ----- Chicago, Illinois CLASS OF 1917 Jack Clegg, Aviator -- Florence Cole —- Martina Condon, Nurse -- Captain Ray Cook ___- Dorothy Durham, Teacher -- Vivian Edwards ---- Al;ice (Hardy) Hungerford -- Alivira (Dickey) Hayden -— Mildred (Hayden) Howell --—.- Gladys (Jackson) Ivy - Anna Johnson, Teacher -- Elilien Johnson ——----- __ California __ Chicago, Illinois Los Angeles,. California _ Philippine Islands _ M ' omence, Illinois _ Detroit, Michigan _ Momence, Illinois _ Grant Park, llii|lnois Chicago Heights, Illinois Los, Angeles,, California _ ,_ Sesser, Illinois __ Chicago, Illinois The Monesse Page No. 79 Amy Mattocks, Teacher _ Elizabeth McKinstry, Teacher- Ruth (Johnson) Spuck __----_ Lucy (Hupp) Thompson, Bank G!jerk Lulu (Knaur) Wuilff __ CLASS OF 1918 Lawrence Benjamin, Student _6127 Wentworth Ave.., Chicago, Illinois Lucy (Hayden) Burch __2719 idlewood Ave.. Youngstown, Ohio Evelyn Fa ueher, Bookkeeper __ Chicago Heights, Illinois Alfred Horselh,. Student -- U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolus, Maryland Florence (Logan) Leonard _4734 Baltimore Ave., Kansas City, Missouri Willabellle (Wilts©) Lewis _I___ Momence, Illinois Belle Lunt, Stenographer ________ Chicago, Illinois Harold McKee, Advertising _9 N. Park Ave., Austin, Illinois Lura Nelson, Student Nurse ---800 Highland, Oajc 1 ' ark, Illinois Wilhetlmina (Fedde) Nelson -5111 Cleveland Ave., South Bend, Indiana Robert Nichols, Architect _900 Argyl ' e A vet, Chicago, 1 Jinois Norma (Smith) Packard __ Grant Park, lll ' inois Ruth Porter --- Momence, Illinois Lawrence Renstrom, Bookkeeper _ Momence, 1 .linois Alfred Schneider _.___ Owaso, Michigan Dorothy Smith, Actress -..._ Chicago, Illinois Grace Styles, Research Work_636 N. Wijton Place, Los Angeles, California Marian Styles, Secretary_350 E, South Temple St., Salt Lak e City,. Utah Edith (Lamport) Zimmerman ___Grant Park, Illinois _ Momence, Illinois ___ Aurora Illinois _ Chicago, Illinois _ Momence, Illinois _ Kankakee, Illinois CLASS OF 1919 Howard Bradley, Farmer _Momence, Illinois Lawrence Burch, Engineer _2719 Idljewood Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Edward Bydalek, Farmer _Momence, Illinois Ray Chatfield, Mining Engineer _ Verona, Illinois Roy Chatfield. Bank Clerk _ Momence, Illinois Marjorie (Hall) Deardurff _ Momence, Illinois Lester DuMonte’Je, Assistant Postmaster _ Momence, Blnnois Frieda (Evans) Elb ______ San Jose, California Dorrs (Harms) Gi lman ___172 N. Harrison Ave. Kankakee, Illinois Irene Hardy, Secretary _____ Momence,, Il linois Lorena (Lewis) Hayden -- - Grant Park, iliiinois Roy Hess ____:____ Momence, Illinois Elizabeth Jensen, Student, Monmouth Coldeg© , _ Monmouth, fljlinois Andrew Kinney _ Momence, Illinois Myron Kinney, Salesman _192 S. Greenwood Ave,., Kankakee, Illinois James Lamport, Salesman ____Los Angeiles, California Lydia Mussman, Teacher -- Watseka, Illinois Violet O’Connell, Stenographer____5912 Park Ave, Kansas City, Kansas Arthur Price, Lawyer ___ Kankakee, Illinois Harry Shaffer _____3304 Beach; Ave., Chicago, Illinois Gertrude (Porter) Yohnka ____Kankakete, Illinois CLASS OF 1920 Earl Bartlett,, Farmer _ Grajnt Park, Illinois .ara (Bydalek) Christiansen _Momence, Illinois Helen (Fox) Denny ______ Michigan City, Indiana Page No. 80 The Monesse Ruby (Bright) Forburger __-_ Robert Fluck, Farmer _ Hazejl (Mills) Gordinier _ Warren ' Gray, Bakery Employee_ Lon Keller ___ Leilja (Hair ms) Kratl ______ Charles O ' Oonnell, Commercial Work __ Mary Paradis, Teacher __ Blanche Peterson, Commercial Work __ Pearl (Deliere) Pederson _____ William Porter, Grain and Coal Deader Genevieve (Wilson) Sanstrom _ Lester San,strom, Bookkeeper_,_ EJno Smith _____ Paufl 1 Sweeney, Bookkeeper_:__ _ Momence, Illinois __ Grant Park, Illinois __Downersi Grove,, Illinois __ Momence, Illinois _i_ Manteino, Illinois __ Momence, Illinois __ Kansas City, Missouri _ Detroit,, Michigan 111 Ellis Ave., Peoria, Illinois _ ; __ _ _ _ MiO m en c e, 1 I im o is _ Momence, Illinois ___ Momence,, Illinois ___ Momence, Illinois __ Montgomery, Alabama _-_ Momence, Illinois CLASS OF 1921 Bernice (Davis) Anstrom __ Momence, Illinois Archie. Ault ________ Momenjcei, Illinois Della Brown ________ Momence, Illinois Lila (Kennedy) Chapman, Stenographer ___ Momance, Illinois Atherton Cooke___—_____Washington, D. G. .Mild re d (Fe d de) Coo ke :_ 1 —-- L _— __ W ashin.gt on, Dl C. Ruby (Ross) Copley _.___4843 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, Illinois Jessie: Green aw alt, Teacher_____I_Momence, Illinois Ernest Hardy, Mail Carrier ______ Momence, Illinois Marglaret (Hobart) Hathaway _4 Holdlen Court, Cambridge, Massachusetts Leila, (Gibson) Hojld - Evanston, Illinois Albert Hunte, Restaurant _ Momence,. Illinois Harry Hunte, Farmer _ Momence 1 , Illinois Theodore Johnson, Conrad’s Bakery _ Momence), Illinois Alice King, Bank Clerk _ Momence, Illinois Marie Kinney,. Teacher _ Kankakee, Illinois Laura Martin, Office Assistant _ Momence, Illinois Ralph McKinstry, Farmer __.i__1_ Grant Park, Illinois Gilbert Mussman, Farmer __----:___ Lowell, Indiana Gladys (Ward) Peterson _ Momence, Illinois Luilu (Meinzer) St. Aubin, -—_ Berwyn, Illinois Genola Walker, Secretary __5510 Bilackstone Ave., Chicago, Illinois Alma (Hall) Wal terjs ___309 Carson St., Champaign, Illinois Loraine (Wiltse) Curtis -----_- Chicago, Illinois CLASS OF 1922 Ruth (Cliatli eld) Add ams---- Rufh (SearLes) Barnard ___Magoon Fred Brassard, Clerk --- Mina (Oostermeyer) Butell ___ Earl Chamberlain, Farmer -- LeRoy Clawson, Musician_____ Clyde Coffe! 1 ,, Student, University of Illinois__ Helen (Nichols) Curtis ---- Donald Curtis----- Irene (Mulrooney) l ' vwert _-- __ Chicago, Illinois Ava r East Chicago, ll.lin.ois _ Momence, Illinois ___Steger, Illinois _,_ Momence, Illinois __ . _ Momence, Illinois __ Urbana, Illinois _ St. Louis, Missouri _ St. Louis, Missouri _Chicago, Illinois The Monesse Page No. 81 Franklin Gamble, Farmer _ Momence, Illinois Mary (Harlan) Gardner - -Flint, Michigan Edith Gibson, Teacher ---; Louisville, Illinois Lucille (Milljs) Graves .- Momence, Illinois Florence Greenawalt, Teacher _ Momence, Illinois Leota (Smith) Hamann----- Grant Park, Illinois Robert Hanlon -- Grant Park, Il linois Gladys Hardy - Momence, Illinois Jennie Harms -- 443 Lee St., Oakland, Caliiorma Or ' in Hertz, Teacher __ Reddick, Illinois Arthur Hupp —--- 1529 E. 6,6th Place, Chicago, J ibnois Albert Kelson, Clerk _ Momence Illinois Gladys (Stearman) King--1527 N, Gale St.„ Indianapolis, Indiana Wesley Lan,g(doc, Student, University of Illinois ___ Urbana, Illinois Elizabeth LaRoeha, Stenographer ___ Kankakee,, i 1 mois Leta Livingston, Teaicher _,_ Grant Park, iilino.s Walter Logan --3008 Tracy Ave., Kansas City, Missouri Elva (Jones) Meeker ___ Detroit, .Michigan Clarice (Lamport) Mussman - __ Lowell, Indiana Liipianf Neeld Bank Clerk __Los Angeles, California Jennie, Pedersen,, Teacher _Momence, Illinois Harriet Pittman, Teacher _ Sureator, 1 linois Elizabeth Popejoy, Stenographer _._Chicago, Illinois Mildred Rice,, Stenographer ___ Momence, 1 lmois Alfred Wiechen _ Leech , r, iLmois Howard Sharkey _._.____ Momence, Illinois Ruby Wilson __,_1____ Grant Paik, Illinois CLASS OF 1923 Clyde Bishop _ 4713 Winthorp Ave.,. Chicago, Illinois Viola Burns __Styles Hajl, Valparaiso,. Indiana John Butterfield _1911 South Hamlin Ave., Chicago, Illinois Clyde Cantway _-_-_ Momence,. Illinois Phebe Carr, Stenographer ------- Joliet, 1 linois Glayds DuMontelle, Teacher __ Momence, 11 Uncus Edmond Franklin, Clerk - Momence, I llinois Merle Gardner, Stenographer --- Chicago, 11 ;mois Theresa (Wheeler) Grimes _ Grant Park, Illinois Edmond Hess, Lumber and Coailj -- Momence, Illinois Albert Hyrup ___ Momence, Illinois Leila, Inhlee, Clerk _705 Fourth St., N. W.„ Apt. 404, Washington, D. C. ILilma Johnson, Student Wheaton College - Wheaton, Illinois Lulu J ones _-_—- Momence,. Illinois William Julian, Student University oil Illinois -Urbana, Illinois Barbar a King, Stenographer -454 N.. Austin Blvd., Oak Park,, Illinois Janet (Smith) Law ___ Chicago, Illinois Raymond Martin __Room 202, 3000 Washington Blvd., Chicago Illinois Anna Muehleisen, Stenographer -—— Kankakee, Illinois Esther (Nelson) Boure,lle _ Momence, Illinois •Tube Paradis, Student---,--5345 Harper Ave,, Chicago, Illinois Anna Pinsak, Stenographer -6231 Rhodes Ave., Chicago, Illinois Grace (Hardy) Roe _3915 Southport Ave., Chicago,. Illinois Elroy Sergea,nt ( , Student__54C0- Ellis Ave., Chicago, Illinois Austin Truitt, Student _1308 N, Main, St., Bloomington, Illinois John Vandenberg - Dolton, Illinois The Monesse Page No. 82 CLASS OF 1924 E)llen (Burton) Brown---- Flint, Michigan Francis Brown, Public Service Company - Chicago, Illinois Pearl Buekman ___ Momence,, Illinois Fred Bydalek __ Momence, Illinois Dorothy (Peterson) Cantway - 647 W. 63rd Place, Chicago. Illinois Horace Carr, Public Service Company --- Chicago, Illinois Donald Chipman, Western Electric -5126 W. 22nd Place, Cicero Illinois Earle Clawson,, Musician _—--- Momence, Illinois Warren Davis ---- Momence, Illinois Faye (Gardner) Douglas _356 W. 74th St., Chicago, Illinois Mildred Filers, Stenographer-..— - Chicago, Illinois Clarice (Bartlett) Hufty -----— Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Hallie (Kennedy) Johnson ___— Momence, JiUinois Hazel Kile, Stenographer__4349 Kenmore, Ave., Chicago, Illinois Elvaj Langdoc, Student, Culver Stockton College --Canton, Missouri Florence (Hayden) Marzetta -,--- Dayton, Uhio Marian McKinstry, Teacher ---- Grant Park, Illinois Harold Mussman, Farmer ___Grant Park, Illinois Culver Paradis Student__—814 19th Ave., N., Seattle, Washington Harry Park, Business _ Momence, Illinois Lyman Pearson, G. El I. R R_ McCormick Bldg., Chicago, Illinois Andrew Pedersen, Electrician ___..Momence, Illinois Harold Price ____ _Grant Park, Illinois Beulah Rasmussen, Stenographer-,____ Momence, Illinois Marie Renstrom, Stenographer - Momence, Illinois George Sergeant, Musician ________ Momence, Illinois Leona Sharkey, Stenographer —--208 W„ Washington St., Chicago, Illinois Elvira (Lawrence) Shrontz --- St. Anne, Illinois Marie (Prather) Singleman ____ Manteno, Illinois Pearl (Brassard) Smith __1529 Park Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana Alpha Styles,, Student -219 N. University Ave., .Normal, Illinois Jessie (Wyatt) Tappenden ----3434 Broadway, Chicago, Illinois DellS Tinney, Farmer —__......i Momence, Illinois Ijunia Upham, Teacher - St. Elmo, Illinois Frank VanZant, Student, Dental College __ Chicago, Illinois Virginia (Adams) VanZant,, Teacher ---Grant Pagk„ Illinois Lois Wallace _ Grant Park, Illinois Helen Ward __ __ Momence, Illinois Maxwell Wajrd, Jewel Tea Company __ Chicago, Illinois Josephine Wennerholm, Stenographer_3933 da radon; St,., Chicago, Illinois Vivian Whiting, Stenographer _3519 W. 65th St., Chicago, Illinois CLASS OF 1925 Chester Bilekfield, Public Service Company_Chicago Heights, Illinois Raymond Butterfield, Draftsman ---__ Crete, Illinois Everett Davis —-- Harvey, Illinois Eva Donaldson, Stenographer -.--- Momence, Illinois Mary Farr, Teacher _._ Momence,, Illinois Edward Fox ___ Momence, Illinois Henry Hanson _8812 Petoskey Ave., Detroit, Michigan Wayne Hertz, Student, University of Illinois __Urbana, Illinois Mark Hobart, Student, University olf Wisconsin____Madison, Wisconsin John Hufty, Armour Co. -6058 Dorchester Ave., Chicago, Illinois The Mon esse Page No. 83 Margaret Jensen Clerk _ Momeince, Bei tie Kelson, Clerk ___ lVIomence, Amasa Kennedy, N., Y. C. R. R„ ___ lVIomence. W alter Krueger Student, Greer Automotor Schoiojl ' ____Chicago, Maynard Liberty,, N. Y. C„ R. R. ___ Momenlce, Dewey Line, Farmer _ lVIomence, Duane Metcalf -6909 Dorchester Ave ., Chicago, Elmer Miller, Farmer _ Grant Park,, Edna (Zimmerman) Morrell___1___ Grant Park, Lena Muehleisen _ Chicago, Ciljaudie Nejlson ___ Kankakee, Clara (Campbell) Parker _,;_ Grant Park, Louise (M’unden) Pippin __ Grant Park,, Edythe (Trimby) Park _ lVIomence, Clifford Rice _:___ Grant Park, Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois .Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois I Minors Vi of a Sharkey, Cljerk __ _■ iViomence, Illinois GJaude Styles __ Joliet, Illinois Franklin Tjnney, Public Service Company _Chicago Heights, Illinois Dale Walker, Student --- University! of Cincinnati Dorothy Ward, Jewel Tea Company ___215 : E. St., Chicago, Illinois Evelyn (VanZant) Ward, Teacher - Grant Park, Illinois John Wiltse, Household Finance Company _ Sheboygan, Wisconsin Lucy Yates, Teacher ____ lVIomence , Illinois CLASS OF 1926 Clifford Baechler, Farmer ____ Grant Park, Illinois William Bake r, Student, Northwestern, University _Evanston, Illinois Antoinette Beaupre,, Stepographer-Bookkeeper _ lVIomence, Illinois Frank Bishir, Mail Clerk__ lVIomence,, Illinois Armen Blanke, Student,, University of Illinois _ Urbana, Illinois Nellie Buckner, Teacher _ lVIomence, Illinois Robert Bukowski, Mail Clerk __ lVIomence, Illinois Ruth Butterfield ___ ,lVIomence,, Illinois Marie Christjansen Stenographer __ Springfie d Illinois Elizabeth Clarke, Student, Rockford College, _ Rockford, Illinois Helen Code__-_-_ Grant Park, Mmois •John Cole _____ Chicago, Illinois Velda (Smith) Denton _____j Detroit,, Michigan Lloy 1 Eilers, Farmer ___ lVIomence,, I ilinois 1 ' scar Everhart, Student, University of Maryland _College Park, Maryland Merlin Felt, Teacher _____- lVIomence, Illinois Hazel Giasson _---- Kankakee, Illinois Y ' arjoiie Gibson, Student, University of Illinois— -Urbana, Illinois Ralph Gray, Bakery 1 Employee ___ lVIomence, Illinois Ruby Gray ____-_ lVIomence, Illinois Marcell Hall, Student, University of Illinois - Urbana, Illinois George Kay lor Clerk,, ____ Chicago Heights, Illinois Myriie King, Stenographer ---6134 Evans Ave., Chicago, Illinois ret (Irwin) Kinney __192 S. Greenwood Ave., Kankakee, Illinois E-r. : ' Backus) Knute __—____Crete, IRinois 1 .Kramer ___ Grant Park, Illinois Krueger, Student,, University of Illinois - Urbana,, Illinois r. Lamport _!___-__ Momence, Illinois Lloyd. Student, Northwestern University - Evanston,, Illinois Tb Monease Page No. 84 Anthony Mazur _____ Momence, Illinois Pauline Porter, Teacher _ Wilmot,. Arkansas Agnes Prairie _ Momence, Illinois Lorraine Rice _ Momence, Illinois Milton Sherwood, Clerk-- Momence, Illinois John, Shronts, Student, Northwestern University -1_ Evanston, Illinois Elmer Stoakley Oljerk --— Momence, Illinois Lola Tinney _____ St. Anne, Illinois Rheuby Verhines, Cjl’erk _ Momence, Illinois Evelyn Weber, Secretary _ Chicago,, 1 Illinois Florence Whiting, Stenographer -3519 W. 05th St,, Chicago, Illinois CLASS OF 1927 Richard Baker,, Student ___ Momence, Illinois Lorenzo Blanchette Clerk ___ Momence, Illinois Otto Bloomquist, Cook ----- Momence, Illinois Paul Brown, Clerk _ Grant Park,, Illinois Vera Burton ___,_Momence, Illinois Helen Bydalek, Stenographer ____ Chicago, Illinois Jeannette Chamberlain, Student,, Moody Institute __Chicago, Illinois Florence Chandler, Stenographer ____ Momence, Illinois Florence (Dufrain) Chappell -1__ Grant Park, Illinois Dorothy Chipman, Office Assistant _ Momence,, Illinois Earl Clark, Oil, Station - Momence, Illinois Vernon Curtis, Student, University of Illinois____ Urbana, Illinois George Flagler, Cook - Momence, Illinois Leona Getting _ Momence, Illinois Berneice Gibson Student,, Gallagher School _._ Kankakee, Illinois Elmer Gilbert __3041 Vinewood Ave., Detroit, Michigan Goldie Goldberg, Clerk —.—._ Momence, Illinois Clifford Graves, Farmer _,____ Grant Park, Illinois Gilbert Hamann, Teacher .- Grant Park, Illinois Harold Hanlon ----- Grant Park, Illinois Lloyd Harwood, Clerk --,___ Momence,, Illinois Genevieve Johnson, Teacher --- Grant Park, Illinois Leon Jones, A. P. Store --- Lowell,. Indiana Hattie Kaylor Teacher _,__ Momence, Illinois Thomas Kelson, Carpenter ___ Momence,. Illinois Ethel Kramer, Music Student ___ Grant Park, Illinois Werner Lain, Farmer -__--- Grant Park,. Illinois Hazel (Wheeler) Litherland - Momence, Illinois John Lively, Student, Coyne’s Electrical School__ Chicago, Illinois Charles Munden, Clerk ______ Momence, Illinois Edward Murry,, Bob’s Resort - 4. _ Momence, Illinois Harry Nusbaum, Swift and Company_ __ Chicago, Illinois Orpha Park --- ' !__ .Momence, Illinois Estel Randolph --- -.... Momence, Illinois Elinor Jane Sergeant,. Clerk - Momence, Illinois Arnold Sherwood, Merit Cap Factory - Momence, Illinois Gertrude Shrontz, Student, Northwestern University _Evanston,. Illinois Floyd Stcrer -_-- Momence, Illinois Clarence Unruh, Farmer --- Grant Park, Illinois Helen V anZant, Student, University of Illinois _ Urbana, Illinois Beatrice West, Stenographer - Momence, Illinois Hess Lumber Co. Lumber, Grain and Coal Momence, Illinois Compliments of Linn, the Jeweler DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS PIANOS MOMENCE, ILLINOIS COMPARE The flavor and texture tell the story. Those who know goodness de¬ mand CONRAD ' S. And they are many. Conrad’s Bread is now delivered fresh daily to over a hundred cities and towns in Eastei Illinois and Western In- diana. The H. W. CONRAD BAKERY Momence-, Illinois “Say It With Flowers” from The Momence Greenhouse Phone 196-J Momence, Illinois Momence Pure Ice Co. MANUFACTURED Phone 75-J Momence Illinois P. J. Cleary Son Meat Market Groceries Richelieu Brand Food Products Dixie Highway Momence Illinois B. L. Tabler Son Lumber Grain Coal Telephone 112 Momence Illinois Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes Mallory Hats, Bostonian Shoes. Bradley Knitwear. The Dixie Highway Cafe Get the Habit Eiati the Dixie Way FIRST QUALITY FOOD EXCELLENT SERVICE C. 1 . Rannells, Prop. So. Dixie Highway Momonce Tire Shop In the Theatre Building Hall Sc Hoag Momenee Illinois A. Extra Copies of Cljr ilKonrssr May be obtained at the office of the Superintendent in the new High School Building. f m JaivIu E. J. RE I SING DIXIE HIGHWAY THE LINCOLN CARS FORDSON TRACTORS TRUCKS Rietz Pittman Groceries and Meats Phone 22 Momence Illinois N. P. JENSEN, TK cxkcJUL 1am Service Quality JEWELRY DRUGS PAINTS WALL PAPER KODAKS CANDIES STATIONERY SODA Momence Illinois This Book is a Product of the Job Department of THE PRESS-REPORTER Kankakee County 9 s Greatest Weekly Newspaper Deliere Bros. Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh and Salt Meats The Best the Market Affords Telephones 127- 128 Momence U linois 31. p. 3}asforit Dentist Off ce Over First National Bank The Chicago Store P. Goldberg, Proprietor DRY GOODS CLOTHING AND SHOES Momence Illinois Wennerholm Bros. Garage and Auto Livery Momence 111 i nois J. B. JENSEN MOTOR CO. GENERAL REPAIRING C omp’ete Electrical Service BUICK CARS U. S. L. BATTERIES Ph nes: Office 289; Residence 152-J Momence, Illinois Adkins Photo tnitto EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Momence Illinois Velie and Chrysler Cars TIRES REPAIRS Accessories Telephone 41 Momence Illinois H. GILKISON Newsdealer CIGARS TOBACCO CANDY IDEAL ICE CREAM Momence Illinois YOUTHFULNESS STYLE and CHIC FOR SMART WOMEN Smart Hat Gilt Shop Momence Illinois KRAL WILLIS Variety Store --- “Almost Everything- for Almost Everybody Momence Illinois William Porter GRAIN C O A L AND FEED Phone; 330-J Momence Illinois Compliments of fttr. attb fttrs. $L 31. Cmtaitau Paul M. Harrison FUNERAL DIRECTOR Private Funeral Home Momence Illinois Albert A. Waltman FURNITURE RUGS PICTURE FRAMING Momence Illinois Bigger and Better THE NEW CHEVROLETS have Beauty, Performance and Econ¬ omy seldom found in cars under Fifteen Hundred Dol,larS|. We will gladly demonstrate any model any time and place. Ask for a demonstration. T. R. Motor Sales Co. Momence Illinois Madsen Cafe H. A. Hunte, Prop. Quality and Service. Dixie Highway Illinois Momence ‘UAHN OLLIER AGAIN” IB F INE annuals, like brilliant victories, are brought about by the co-or¬ dination of skillful generalship and trained effort. The Jahn Z Ollier Engraving Co. is America’s foremost school annual designing and engraving specialist, because in its organization are mobilized America’s leading cre¬ ative minds and mechanical craftsmen. THE JAHN CLLIER ENGRAVING CO. Photographers, Artists and Makers of Fine Printing Plates for Black and Colors 817 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago The Hack Store Christensen’s Momence’s Big- Store Bootery Dry Goods, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear 112 E. Washington St. Garments, Clothing, Rugs and Linoleum Visit our new store for men where Clothcraft Clothes are sold Complete Line of STAPLE and NOVELTY FOOT¬ WEAR for MEN, WOMEN and Children Mornence Illinois Meats Groceries Poppe’s Tire Shop “Service” and -. -- Vulcanizing Co. D. S. Deardurfi Son Mornence Illinois The First National Bank Capital Stock $50,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $45,000.00 Students of the M. C. H. S. Are Always Welcome Here Temple Service Station GASOLINE OILS TIRES AND ACCESSORIES Phone 101 Momence Illinois The Yellow Front Store H. C. CROMWELL MEATS GROCERIES FRUITS, VEGETABLES We Sell Everything Just Ask for it Phone 210 Momence Illinois R. J. Chamberlain DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS Phone 362-W E. Washington Street Momence Illinois Telephone 55-J The Dixie Filling Station MACK SHRONTZ, Prop. Gas, Oils and Accessories Momence Illinois lot merely what we do, but what we try to do and why, are true interpreters of what we are Itthnlr (Brain lit hr at Company Chicago Aomence Hamilton O. A. BURDICK Drug-s, Medicines,, Chemicals Toilet, Aarticles, Stationery Cigars and Tobaccos MEET ME AT THE SODA FOUNTAIN Momence Illinois We do all kinds of Wiring and Electrical Work Full line of Electrical Appliances One Day Exide Battery Service Fairbanks-Morse Products Leon Graves ElectricShop Telephone 174-J Momence Illinois F. L. THYFAULT WALL PAPER PAINTS VARNISH GLASS General Decorating Contractor Telephone 178 Momence Illinois Follow the Crowd to The Dixie Sweet Shop LEADING CONFECTIONERS and MECHANICAL SODA FOUNTAIN Telephone 67 Momence Illinois Ur. £. §. dtbaon DENTIST 119 N. Dixie Highway Momence Illinois BURN ' S Creamery Dairy BUTTER, BUTTERMILK, COTT¬ AGE CHEESE;, MILK AND CREAM We make Special Deliveries Phone 216. Momence Illinois WHEN YOU ARE IN NEED OF Hardware Heating Plumbing Furnaces SHEET METAL WORK CALL 12 Chas. B. Astle Son Established 1871