Mount Pulaski High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Mount Pulaski, IL)

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Heated: Hurry Martin, VVllhelm Kuutz. Virgil VVynd, John Tendlck. standing: Karl DM Frnnk Talmage, George Fndelvhlll. 0 . ig The Board of Educafion of fhe Mounf Pulaski High School for 'rho school year of I'-739-40, consisfs of seven memi bers. They are! Wilhelm Kaufz, Presidenf: Virgil Wynd, Secrefary: John Tendick, Harry S. Marfin, George Un- derhill. Frank Talmage. and Karl Diffus. These men fhrough fheir efforfs, andgwifh the help of fheir predecessors, have builf an educafional insfifufion of which a larger fown fhan Mounf Pulaski mighf iusfly be proud. A Their only compensafion is lhe safisfacfion fhey mighf feel in having promofed harmony and good feeling among fhe sfudenfs, faculfy, and fownspeople. We hope in fhe years fo come fhe Board of Educafion will be as successful in guiding fhe ship as if has been during our four years in school. We. fhe pupils of Mounf Pulaski High School, wish fo fhank fhe members of fhe board for fheir undersfanding and consideralion and fhe many kind favors which fhey have granted us. This page sponsored by SPIEGEL JEWELRY STORE See Us for Gredualion Giffs

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Uciyage of the S.S.Hill'l:oP ln l84l. iusl' nineTy-nine years ago, her maiesT , The l-lillTop, was launched. The TirsT porT was on The properTy of George Turlley. and The TTrsT voyages were sup- porTed by public subscripTion. The business was direcTed by Three TrusTees whose respZnsibiliTy iT was To see ThaT suiTable quarTers were provided and The 'finances raise . The voyage of educaTion on The l-lillTop has been a ioyous and successful one. being consTanTly expanded To meeT The growing needs of The communiTy. The TirsT doclc conTinuecl To be used unTil l845, when iT was moved To The easT parT oT Town. The expenses were meT ThereaTTer by disTricT Taxes. The Third change was made in I857 as a resulT oT a bill passed by The STaTe Legis- laTure February I9, I857, donaTing The Logan CounTy CourT House To The disTricT Tor school purposes. ' This doclc conTinued in use unTil I877 when iT was changed To a new one ThaT had been erecTed on The siTe of The presenT grade school porT. AT This mooring. eighT years oT elemenTary worlc and Tour years of advanced work were n'iainTained To edu- +caTe The crew unTil OcTober 8, l9lO, when The porT was cornplelrely desTroyed by ire. ln The year l9ll a new doclc was erecTed on This siTe. The new l lillTop Company was organized in l9I2 and The TirsT unit of The presenT harbor was erecTed in The lasT oT ThaT year and The proiecT compleTed in l9l3. ln T928 The lasT addiTion was builT. During all These years The HillTop has been growing in size. crew, acTiviTies, and seaworThiness. Today she has Twelve oTl7icers and a crew of one hundred sixTy- nine. IT is our sincere hope ThaT her voyage inTo The sea of The FuTure will be as success- Tul as Those on The Ocean of The PasT have been. REFRESH 4' IN W'T ' somes

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PRINCIPAL B. s. 1924, A. M. 1930 For the past decade scores of scholars have en- rolled at and graduated from M. P. T. H. S. un- der the capable guidance ot Mr. Hargis. No per- plexity ot' any student was too trivial for him to solve. The students have a high respect tor Mr. Hargis, and through his ettorts M. P. T. H. S. has become an institution of higher learning, recog- nized by large schools and other organizations. Mr. Harqis has also been active in many things outside of school work. He is allways willing to do his part to make any program a success by his in- troductory remarks. His large supply of anecdotes is welcome at any gathering especially in the study hall. Let's all continue to obev our capable cap- tain and help him to keep the ship sailing smooth- 'v. This page sponsored by CHESTNUT HATCHERY Chestnut Mount Pulaski History Economics Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, University of Ilhnoxs Will you please stand