Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

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LYLE R. BROWN, A. B. University of Illinois General Science Mathematics LUCY PATRICIA COONTZ, B. S. Ph.B. University of Missouri St. Mg-y's College hglish MARCELL H. HALL, B. S. M. A. University of Illinois New York University Physical Education Mathematics ROBERT B. HEINSEN, B. S. C. l.A. Iowa State University Commercial Science HAROLD N. HUNGERFORD, B. University cf Illinois Agriculture LOUISE ADA IINEL, A. B. I. A. lawrence College Iowa State University Commercial Science S. FAC LTY .5 . 1 1 . hir: J rw , , fs , Q if II ' e HENRY L. LIBERTY Illinois State Normal University Manual Arts KATHLEEN LICHTY, B. A. University of Iowa Domestic Science PAUL 'r. LILJEDAHL, s. s. Iowa State University Science RUTH NORTHRUP, B. S. Knox College Social Science HARRIETT E. SMY'1'HE, Ph. B. University of Chicago hnguage Speech HILDRED THOMPSON, B. E. Northern Illinois State Teachers College Physical Education mglieh VI X

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The list of those who keep the school running smoothly would not be complete without three people, the first of whom is Miss Irene Hardy, office secre- tary. She holds a very responsible position, for it is she who keeps the records, handles the money, and is a general source of information concerning school matters. She also records the minutes of the meet- ings of the Board of Education. Her numerous other duties vary from typing and mimeographing the school paper to making out excuses for absences. She was an invaluable aid in making the typewritten copy for the annual this year. Messrs. Clerk and Geliuo, better known as 'Earl' and John, keep the building in excellent condition. Although their methods of work are modern and scien- tific, they are constantly on the lookout for better ways of keeping the building in order. Their friendly interest in all school affairs and their good nature make them popular with the whole school. 6

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SCHOOL SAGA Will you come into our school? Said the cadet to the guest, It is the nicest school With which a town was ever blessed. It was built by a Porter In the Parish of Momence, 'With e Tiffin and a Chipman And a Jensen watching expense. This is His office which we dread Whenever we are tardy, Because you see, the office force Is both Stout and Hard . Across we have theTFoEceep:lng room Where it's Ada Immel, 'nuff said, Here financial Hzards bloom, And learn to stay out of the red. Down here is the Typing room Where racing is such hm, With time you must be ahead And never be be-Heinsen. Here is the Nortfqfp'-ir room, Social Science we study, And if work to you spells gloom Don't enter into here, buddy. This is the library-study hall, Where we study, one and all. Here is Lil edahl's Physics room Where music I xed with rare perhnne And here French verbs do make us sad, Dramatics keep us blithe, And if the reason you would know Then just ask our Miss Snythe. Downstairs Hungerford rafmupreme While boys weigh out the corn, And learn to test the milk and cream, Future farmers--city born. Next the manual training room You can see for loolclng Why the 'boys all cry, 'Give us Liberty or cooking. Now here is our gymnasium Where we always play, Miss T. says, 'Take U-Dell' the boys, I'l1 take my G. A. L' Now here the girls take Home Ee. And learn to cook and sup, You' ll never find a speck 'Cause all is Liohty'd up. Milton, ChauceFEd Shakespeare Are with Miss Coontz all the year, And here is where we meet our doom For this is the English room. And in the last room down the line Math will never get us down, Because the study of every sign Is put before us, done up Brown. And did you notice, passinflffough what a clean school we've got? The students will explain to you We've Earl and Johnny on the spot. 8