Monmouth High School - Maroon and Gold Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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l IHIE IIBUAIIQID 'Ulf IEIIDIU' ,AUFIIUN l onmouth ublic Schoo s Dersonnel of Board of Education 'lolm liR1'1'zIi1e .. DR. C. P. BLAIR .. Wf I. l'lU'l'CllINS ,..lDRIiSllJlCN'l' . . . . . . .Suclcl-,'1'.fxm Oscfxn S'1'1:l-x N n IVORY QQUINBY Mus. l?lA1:mN McCoy lXfl Rs. L, liILLlQY To the Board of Education goes our sin- cere thanks for the interest they have shown in the students of Monmouth. The school system has long heen known for the efhciency and thoroughness with which it operates. Through the untiring and unselfish efforts of the school hozwd, this sterling' record has been mztintzzined. lX'lL'lUlJCl'S ul the community are indebted to the school hoard for its accomplish- ments in setting' in motion the intricate mech- :mism of our school system. To Dur Custodians Although we students ure rather thought- less sometimes, we really appreciate the care 1 C.fxRno1,1t, lx1cn,x1cnsoN . ARCIIIE ROBl'flQ'l'50N . G1f3oRc:1f: HLCIQMAN .. lQOL,AND RlCllARDSON you have taken of the school huilcling and we give you Il hig' vote of thanks. ..l':NtZlNlfIQll . . ..l.XNl'l'OR . . ..l,4XNl'l'0li .. ..I.-xmrrou

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'M il 7777- I 4 I ASS 'DI II QMM5 Front row, left to right-Ben Almagruer, Catherine Romano. Martha Miller, Ruby Giddings. Don Vance. Back row-James Christensen, Betty Shughart, Kenneth Anderson, Jo Ann Cuwden, James McCoy. SENIOR OFFICERS SENIOR DIRECTORS PRESIDENT .................. DoN XOXNCE I31c'1 1'Y SH UQHAR1' jo ANNE COWDEN VICE PRESIDENT ' ' ' ' 'KENNETH ANDERSON CA'l'HliRINIi ROMANO JAMES C1IR1s'1'I5Ns13N SEcR1i'1'ARv .... ..... I RUBY Giomxcs A , , TREASURER .. TVTARTITA TVTILLER ,IAMIG MCQUY THEN ALMMIUER Senior C ass History wonderful year of IQ46. Our class worked hard to get an annual and really came across XVhat! You haven't heard of all the wonderful things the Class of ,46 has done? XVell, you certainly are behind the times. Oh, you want me to tell you about it? OK. Here goes. Let's begin with the party they had when they were sophomores. It was really a super affair. There was dancing and all sorts of en- tertainment and, of course, food. Their Junior year they were in charge of the junior-Senior Prom which went over with a big bang because everyone cooperated so wil- lingly. Helping to make this year a big success was the Junior Class Play, The Night of January 16,,' which was really a spine-chiller. Now that brings us up to the present and with the stuff. You see, it was unusually hard because this is the first annual we've had for four years. Of course we have lots of fellows in athleticsg such as lVlarion Knox, Dan Stice, Fred Ramback, Bill Smallwood, Don Vance, Ralph XVhiteman, Dick Snodgrass, Iere Wfil- lord, Paul Gossett, Ray Hiett, Ben Alniaguer, and several others. Also we boast the first I-Iomecoming pa- rade 'for four years and it was really a doozey. Much credit goes to our advisors, Miss Thomp- son and Mr. Dixson, who have guided us so patiently these four years. Now what do you think of the Class of 1946? 9 if