Moore Township High School - Owl Yearbook (Farmer City, IL)

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fACULTY Lawrence E. Smith Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, B. S. University of Illinois General Science Biology Library K A Y Ruth K. Pilkenton University of Illinois, A. B. Home Economics Sewing Cooking Charles W. Graham Monmouth, A. B. University of Illinois, A. B. B. S. Mathematics Science English Forrest G. Edwards Lombard, A. B. University of Illinois, A. M. Principal Chemistry . . . . A Law Virginia Zeigler University of Illinois, A. B. French English P, E. Helen E. Goodell University of Illinois, B. S., M. S. English Dramatics Cassius A. Roberts University of Illinois, B. S. Agriculture Chemistry 5 DWL Ruth Saxton Northwestern, B. M. Glee Club Mayme Chapman Grand Prairie Seminary Gregg Normal Shorthand Typing Bookkeeping Oscar H. Wisthuff Universitv of Illinois, B. S., A. M. I-Iistory Economics Vocations Coach Commercial Geography Winifred V. Berglund Northwestern, B. A,, M. A. Cornell University Mathematics Latin Byron B. Wyman Northwestern Illinois State Teachers, D. E. Chicago Musical College University of Illinois, B. S. Michigan Conservatory American Conservatory Band Page Eleven

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CLASS HISTUIQY Page Twelve Senior Class History History repeats itself--and the Class of '35 is again venturing forth into a new World-a hard, relentless World which Will eventual- ly be conquered and ruled by these graduates. At this time, we take a few moments to review the pleasant incidents which We, as a class, have been fortunate enough to witness. We remember: How We entered M. T. H. S. as green freshies--how We studied and monkeyed and played chase-me-how We tried for the honor roll, and managed to pass--how we became Sophiomores, the lords of crea- tion-how we attended the athletic events in a body, and cheered our athletes lustily-and how We made ourselves heard at any cost. But after all, doesn't all these things go with high school life? We have been just fulfilling the old custom by doing things like these, by doing more than this. We have had a very outstanding class all through our four years here. Each year We have been active mem- bers of the following: Dramatics, Band, Glee Club, Baseball, Basket- ball, Football, Tennis, Track, F. F. A., G. A. A., and all other activities put on by the school. We claim the school's choice cheer leader, bas- ketball captain, football captain, and the largest part of the Band's cornet section, saying nothing of the other minor parts played in activities. We leave you with the hopes of being as successful in conquering the future. THE1