Monticello High School - Memories Yearbook (Monticello, IL)

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,E 1- -31 . l flgl f-iz, 1flv ! A friend in need? He is a friend in- deed! A good word to all: from all a good word. NVithout him, many a job would be left unfinished-even undone. Rosy tbecause of her cheeksl is very quiet and reserved to those who do not know her, but among her friends. jolly and talkative. Not everyone can be cheerful after having chickenpox the very week of semester exams, her hrst absence from school, but that is Elsie's spirit, which makes her well liked by everyone. Bob gazes on the world with a pair of twinkling blue eyes: his ever-ready wit bubbles over. and everyone is merry. He is earnest in his work and nonchalant in his actions. As president of the Freshman Class, Pud gave us an excellent start. He is very quiet and easy-going until he enters the held of battle and the honor of his school is at stake. Then, behold! Peggy spent the first three years of her high school career at Butler but her pleasant smile and cheerful disposition have won her many friends during her short stay with us. Goodnatured and of a friendly personality. Georgie is always looking for some way in which to help her friends. Although she has many accomplishments, she does not care to stand forth in her glory. Lindy came to us as a Sophomore. He is very likeable and willing and, despite his small stature. he has found a place on the varsity bas- ketball squad. l19l l i 11 JQHMLWL1-fwf zAe,.,i,M,7 i JdfU l Jac! ' xl? . js- 5, 'if fieffy te. 'V M Q '

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- Helen is a very quiet and unobtrusive girl. She never says much but her actions tell that she is everyone's friend. She serves in what- ever position she is placed. Newt , the red-haired Senior, is usually quiet, although capable of being' quite noisy. He has kept his standing in school in addition to working' and participating in sports. Kenny is the midget of the Senior Class. He was a transfer from Cisco this year. He is a happy-go-lucky boy with everyone his friend and no one his enemy. Elsie has a friendly disposition, is a hard worker, and accomplishes whatever she sets out to do. Her chief interest is in typewrit- ing, an art in which she excels. Evelyn is a very quiet and demure little girl. She entered here in her Sophomore year as a transfer from Champaign. Tubby is our Senior cut-up, and an ideal remedy for a dry class. However, his diligent work in the Senior year has shown that there is a serious side to his character. Mil is a peppy and exceedingly talkative member of our class. As an athletic enthusi- ast, she has a tendency to like the stars in the various sports. Marion is an excellent example of good nfanners. She never goes to class unprepared, which accounts for her high scholastic record. She is very active in extra-curricular activities. 52 - ,,,----1, 'ssjj ! 52571 - f i in ...rw ws af .,...-av 'ff Y-1 , x' X, lm. . . 8 3' n. U 4 v l N b 'A C77f,3Q,,z,,,,,Q ,f5,,,,,, .fm .fl,1v ' gk