Murphysboro High School - Crimson and Corn Yearbook (Murphysboro, IL)

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MMV if x Jw Ji y . fyfl, 'J G, Ut' it ,F . FOREWORD In publishing this Annual we have tried to ex- press throughout its pages the spirit of loyalty and cooperation which has characterized the class of '35 and which has made possible its publica- tion. We especially wish to thank Mr. Berrier, our Senior Class sponsor and valued friend, whose untiring efforts have done much toward contrib- uting to whatever success this book might at- tain. We have introduced several new features in this edition which we hope shall be perpetuated, the most prominent of which are an Index for the readers, convenience, and individual pictures for members of all classes. In conclusion, it is our sincere wish that in future years the class of ,35, as well as all others interesbgihin the con- tents of this book, by recourse to e following pages may view with pleasant memories the joy- ous days spent at M. T. H. S. , THE ANNUAL STAFF ' ,,,..', ...W-S' ff fwlfiw- X. 1 fi. 4 ,f I7-s gi K xx Aff Af s- ,NX-5 'N U fi xx, K 5 tl . S2 f 7 1 -'I' 9 1 n x y y . X! 'X Xt.. 4 i 1 j i ,wr X .i , ' fff, News I