Monticello High School - Memories Yearbook (Monticello, IL)

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The record as follows Mont1cello Nlontlcello MOHt1C6llO Mont1cello Montlcello 'Nlontxcello Montlcello RESUME OF THE YEAR FOOTBALL of the football team runs Sullnan 0 Farmer C118 20 Atwood 0 Cllnton 12 Loxlngton 7 , Tuscola 12 10 Bement, 7 Second place m the Okaw Valley anl but one defeat ln the last scar IS a real Mont1cello Montxcello Mont1cello Monucello MOHt1C6ll0, Mont1cello Montlcello OKAW MOHt1CCllO Montxcello MOHt1CBllO 24 Tolono 21 18 Longvlew 17 Vllla Grove 17 Bement, 13 30 Tuscola 23 Oakland 12 17 Bement 2 VALLE1 TOURNAMENT 27 Arthur, 26 25 Bement 22 210 Atwood 26 ALL STAR TEAMS IN OKAW accompllshment OKAW ALL STAR I zker Mullvam and Baxnec made the hut Okaxs All Star teams Foster mn Platt the second and Rawlmgs Coffm and McCann recelxed honorable mentmn B lk61 recewed honorable mentlon fo the All State team lhose who 1'6Ce1VCCl the Gold M at the annual football banqu t at the Metkodl t Balnes Coffm, Rawlmg, Mullwam M Cann Albert Baker Foster Do Han baker Heath all Sen1o1s P1 tl Stl verson, Whlte Donahue Het shc Hayes Greathouse, SISNCTS W1lkey and Wortham BASKETBALL Second place 1n the Cl1SfI'lCt tourna ment against Cl1ampa1gn who took se ond ln the State finals and we almost beat themh second m the Okaw Vallex tournament second ln the Okaw Valley ratmg and second 1n the Tclono IllXllZ'1 tlonal tourne The scores were Mont1cello 30 Argenta, 29 Montlcello 28 Um H1gh,11 Montlcello 27 Arthur 9 Montlcello 29, Lowmgton, 7 TOLON0 TOURNAMENT Montlcello '32, Penfield, 26 COUNTY TOURN AMENT Montlcello DeLand l1I0l'lt1C6llO 1 1 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Montlcello 23 Montlcello 23 Montlcello 25 Fostex was placed on the All Sta Okaw team and Wllkew on the second COIIKIH and Fo ter made the counts sec Atu ood 25 Bement 12 Tolono 21 Champalgn 28 ond All Star Team Foster and Ravtlmg the first All Star Team at Tolono and Stuerson the sec om Rawhngs made the Hzst All Star Team 1n the D1str1ct Tournament and W1lk95 the second Those who earned tl ewr letters ln bas ketball were Foster Baker Coffln, Barnes Rawlln s Heath, Mullvam All Scmors W1lkey Stlwerson and1P1att TRACK In the dual meets the scores were Mon lcello 84 Bement, 15 Mont1celIo 77 Arthur 42 Montlcello first 1n the quadrangulal meet vnth Sadorus, Mahomet and Ham mond In the Okaw ue were second wlth 5091 pomts to Atwoods 52M The teams garnered 19 pomts 1n the drstr ct meet at Mattoon 1 1 1 , 4 1 8 , , 1 , 24 ' I ' . ' - I ! ! 33! Y - . 1 ' , 279 ' .H . ' ' . I 7 1 , i y . I . , 1 1 21, , ' ' A 1 411 v 1 0 7 I 1 1 ' 1 , ' 1 9 ' 9 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 'K 1 1 v 1 . . . . ,.- .. ji y ' K 1 1 ' 1 .S 1 B., L 2 l' : 1 ' v '11 ' . . . Y Y ! K I v A A Q . 1 ' . . M 1 1 1 . . , . . 1 5 1 rw - A P ' 1 l P . 1 Q , 's . ' U s ' - church Tuesday, December 11, 1928 were: ' u Q n 4 ' C ' , f ' , 0- K , - S 1 . , , , , ' . , ss, '- . Y n 1 x . An I 5 1 'f L M f ' 1 1 - 1 1 A 91 1 1 V ' ' n u 1 I n , Y . . , K t . . A ' . ' . 'f . C- - . ' I - K 1 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 y . D, ,X . Ld . Y . Y A . A 1 . Y V ' ' ' . ' 1 1' . - ' . . . I A. . ' 7 Y . . . ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' , - 1 1 - ' - ' . 1 1 1 , ' A 1' ' ' , 0 1 - , ' 1 . . . ' 7 ' . 'L. -

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talkles 'Her splendld vorce rs Just thn thmg says Clliford Starkey, the dlrec tor husband 'Velena always has regretted tha h turned down V1rg1l Rawlmgs Aft r starrmg upon the track team at Yale, he became a coach in a leadxng unlversltx He IS the coed's ldea of a perfect man 'And B1lly McCann hves 1n Colorado All day he vamly pans for gold urged on by the xndommtable sp1r1t of Howard crazy but Howard explains that it ls thelr art1stic temperamen s expressmfr themselves But-sad to relate the everlastmg: love for snakes has finally overpowered Frances Caldwell She has spent the last five ears ln Afmca lookma for a reptxle whlch would be a worthy com panlon 'Bob Heath gave the town a sh k After bemg faxthful to 'his Corneha' for many a moon, he suddenly threw her r and ran away with LOIS Bradham This Heath Bradham affair mad: Billy Cofhn just slck You see, hed been engaged to Lols, but now he is em ployed 1n the rum runnmg buslness on the Canadlan border He says its all her fault that he has strayed from the straight and narrow path Despite the almost unlversal be uf the brlllxance of Leland I'oster's mlnd I have Just heard that he has been con verted mto a Morman To date his col lectlon conslsts of Opal Doss and Mary Allen It seems that he 1s not even thf head of his household J1m Armsworth 15 posing for the pl tures of Prlce Ta1lors and Company The buxom shape comes easy he says 'Lester Albert and Archie L1lly are the world's greatest ven rlloqulsts A1 chle bemg the dummy ' Ralph Baker finally d1d marry the caretaker s daughter ithe red haired one, you knowj after a long, lon coultshlp And Paul Mullvam has been the greatest surprise After going ln ffr' sculpturin,-2: he has become the most el1g1ble bachelor in Greenw ch Vlllage He says that he w11l devote his life to hls art I guess that's all of our 0 d dass t a I know anything about And now you must excuse me If you hear anythln else of our former classmates, please let me know ' Wxth thxs, my mtervmew with Mary Alxte was terminated and I went away feeling more satisfled with lt than if Greta's double had glven me a story which would have made my name in the newspaper world . , . , ' , , , Q , l . , , - 77 ' , 4 ' A t S Q . . ' ' . - - v . K Y! ' 5 ' ' . A ' . 'C- ' u 1 - p ' v . . U ,. 4 , . , . .. r 0 V n 4 4 Doss. One would think they both were , , ' J L '- ' f , 1 ' 5 D H I ' , . t' ' I W, I I ox 1 y, a 5 A ' h K I I ' Y I d I I I 4, V L ' U I F I I v 1 oc . , A . h' ove ' . 1 .- A , 1 - e .'

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GAA Thls year the mam actrvrtv of the G A A was the Goal Shootmg Contest held on March 28 In thrs drstnct, Vrr grrna Bear made low score and 1n thc state she tred four other glrls 1n low score, whlch was eleven pornts Thu school got first 1n the dxstrlct and also hrst rn the state for havrng the hrghest average Vrrgrnla has also showed a great de l of rnterest 1n swrmmlng She swam 8 lengths whxch IS a mrle 1n 47's bor the gnls who have 1200 p 1nts rm G A wall recerve an old Engllsh M and for those hawrng 600 porn s t e class numerals wrll be glven So for t e one who have handed 1n the report of the number of points are Velena Conrad and Vrrg nm Bear both have 600 ponrts and Frances Cal lwell and Wrlma Abner have 1200 pomts KODAX PARTY The Freshman class had a Kodax par ty rn the lower Evmnaslum Fuday eve nmg, March 22 The guests of the p r ty were MINS Flem n , MISS Jones, M151 Brown and Mlss Adkms of Decatur Each member of the class brought a baby plcture and Sue Foster and Hel en Marquxss recerved a prrze for dentr fymg the most of them Photog aplrs were made and prizes for retouc ing, dressmg a paper spoon as a doll were gven to Leta Glasgow, Cecilia Antler son and Thelma Noeclcer Hazel Tay lor won flrst pnze for the focus contest And last but not least, the enlar e ment stunt was supervised by the re freshment commrttee no prizes being offered FRESHMAN RECEPTION The annual Freshman receptron was held on Fmday, September the 14th ln the cafeterra room of the hrgh school The evening proved to be utterly dlsa greeable and, to add to the chagrin of the upper classmen and the drsappolnt ment of the hreshes, the llghts went out and proceeded to stay out for some trme Wrth the return of the lxghls there were games and mocc movres to enter tam the guests, and Mrss Bumstead fur nrshed the musrc for the few courageous students wno somehow managed to over come thelr bashful tendencres and actual ly danced Later came the mevrtabh refreshments rather the remams of the orlglnal supply It seems that some of our lrttle boys,' ln order to attract at tentlon, thoughtlessly snr ched a couple of cartons of esklmo pres and the moto meter of Scrooge Fosters otherw sr perfect Chevy The cooperatlon of the entrre group helped the Freshmen become acquarnted wrth therr future fellow students F001 BALL BANQUE1 The annual football banquet was grven by the members tl he C mmunlty Cluu for the members of the M C H S foot ball teams, on Tu sday, December ll tt 6 33 in the Methodist church The for ty members of the squad Coach btro hecker, Assrstant Coach Coffin and one hundred twenty men were seated at tht tables Out of town guests were Cap tam Nowack and Frank Walker of thr championsh1p U of I team They spoke brlefly and the main address was grven by Assrstant coach Wrlson of tte Umvezsrty of Illinois Then Coach S ro hecker awarded letter-r to twenty onf players, the largest number to recervo letters in one year Those who received letters were Barnes, Cofhn, Rawlmgs, Strverson, Mul vam, McCann, Piatt, Albert, White, Bu ker, Foster, Hawbalxer, Heath, Doss, Don ahue, Hetishee, Hayes, Greathouse, Siew ers, Wllkey and Wortham Coach Stro hecker accompanled his presentations w1th flttrng remarks and then several ol' the players expressed themselves. , . o 1 o 1 L v v l ' . L ' 1 7 . . . . , - o 1 . Y. . h 'I ' . ' . A , . V 1 r . ' ' .e . Q n 2 ' ' 1 . . , . u a n I N' 4 - f ' ' . 4. ' y 1 . 4 W I . -Y - ' - ' - 1' ca . v - X ' l ' H 17 . . ,A . . .. Li . . - , , resulted in an enjoyable evening and c ' -, 1 n' Nl . ., ' v ' '. r Lf r ' Y ' 1- ' . I I Q ' ' , 3 . e' z ', i er ' ' I 1 ' ' . - . A g' , . ' 1 ' . v ' x . I ' n r - r ' 1 x . . . 5 .- , I , , K, , , - I ' . v , u 4 ' , -. -' , g - . . Q - x , , . . . , . I . . I F . . , .