Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

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3 Th£ MONESSE I. F. HERTZ, President E. G. GIBSON E. E. CHIPMAN E. P. CLEARY, Secretary HENRY W. CONRAD “Like father—like son. ”—Kenneth Chipman

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c: flit MONIES DEDICATION To Mr. I. F. Hertz, Mr. E. P. Cleary, Dr E. G Gibson, Mr E E Chip- man and Mr. H. W. Conrad, the members of the Board of Educa¬ tion of the Momence Community High School, THE MON ESSE 1930 is respectfully dedicated by the Class of 1931. “Tba abova maaffc with my approval. —Francis Storar

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4 THE MONESSE THE FOREWORD fsss The Junior Class is pleased to present the MONESSE 1930. An effort has been made to outline the activities, of the 1929-30 school year on the pages of ths little volume. No organizations groups or individuals have been intentionally omitted, and it has been the earnest desire of the Staff to make this volume as repre¬ sentative of high school activities as possible. THE MONESSE 1930 is not a literary production and neith¬ er stories nor articles of literary merit are printed on its pages. It is rather a high school Year Book that should serve as a record of high school activities during the 1929-30 school year. This book has been dedicated to the members of the Board of Education. The members of the Board of Education are inter¬ ested in secondary school work and have unselfishly given a great deal of time so that better facilities would be available to the boys and girls in this community. THE MONESSE 1930 is not a perfect Year Book. It is im¬ possible for our high school to publish a Year Book that will com¬ pare with the Year Books published by some of the larger high schools in our neighborhood. However, it is a product of our best efforts, and we hope that you will be as constructive as possible in criticising our endeavors. THE MONESSE 1930 STAFF Mildred M. Christensen, Editor-in-chief “Mildred and I write ali ' ke. w —Grace Mills