Nixon Township High School - Nixonia Yearbook (Weldon, IL)

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THE NI XONIA 19 22 Nixon Township High School Class Night Program M. K. CHURCH SATURDAY. MAY 27. 11)22 8:00 O’CLOCK P. M. Chorus ------------------- Salutatory--------------- President’s Address Piano Duet--------------- Class History------------- Vocal Solo--------------- Class Poem---------------- Class Prophecy Duet. Clarinet and Cornet Senior Charge ------------ Junici Response---------- Sextette Class Will Valedictory Class Song The Class Kdna Baker -----------------Donn Mire Edna Baker. Leona Ruben ------------Gertrude Marsh -----------------Opal Gray Clara Pair ---------------Leona Roben Gertrude Marsh. Mae Marsh Opal Gray Corwin Miller v Gertrude and Clara -------- Ura and Vemeda Leona and Opal —Vemeda. Ethel and Voyle ---------------Ura Shearer The Class Page 13 Happy Harmony—Opal Gray,

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1922 THE NIXONI A Voyle Roberts Transferred from Argent a '21: Football '18: Baseball '21; Basketball '18. •19. ’21; Track 18. T9. '21; Class Play 21. 22; Annual Play ’21: Boys Glee Club ’21: Alcthenac ’21, 22; Athletic Editor ’22. iMy heart is u-ax to he moulded as she pleases. Uka Siikarkr L. A. A. TO. '20. ’21. 22: Nixola So-ciety. T9. '20. 21. ’22: President Class T9; Girls’ Glee Club. T9. ’20; Musical Concert. T9. '20. ’21. '22: Operetta 20: (•iris’ Quartette ’21 : Class Play. T9. ’21. '22. Annual Play T9, 21. Girls’ Basketball ’21. '22: Dramatic Club '22; Le Cerclc Francais '22: Hditor-in-Chief. ’22: V'aledictorian ’22. Accomplished and industrious, yet aheays ready for. a good time. Ethel Smith L. A. A. ’21. '22: Alethenae Society ’21. '22: Chorus ’21. ’22: Glee Club ’21: ( lass Play 21. ’22: Girls Basketball '21. '22: French Club ‘22: Snapshot Editor ’22. ‘ I is a friendly heart, that has plenty of friends Senior Officers President Vice President Secretary and Treasury Donk Mire Edna Maker Gertrcdk Marsh OUR MOTTO He build the ladder by which we climb. Class Flower—Pink Pose. Class Colors—Pink and Green Oh, keek m ’ innocent- -Clara Parr. Page 12

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19 22 THE V X O N1 A Salutatory In behalf of my class, I greet you. It is indeed a night of joy for us when we realize that we have so many kind and interested friends; yet with our jov we experience a feeling of seriousness. For four vars we have looked forward to this momentous night. We have realized fully that these past years have been years of preparation and that such are necessary for us to succeed. I le who succeeds must be well prepared. May none of us ever forget what Emerson has said. “One thing is forever good: that one thing, success.” To those who have directed our studies. I wish to say that it we achieve anything worth while in this world a large part of it will he due to the kindness. patience, help and instruction on the part of our teachers. We do appreciate greatly the interest the Board of Education has shown and the many things it has done for the School. To the parents and those who have contributed in any way to our Education, we wish to express our thanks. We know not what the future holds for 11s. but we shall step forth into the busy world with hearts full of hope and courage, and continue to “build the ladder by which we climb.” Once again, in the name of the nineteen hundred twenty-two class of the Nixon Township High School. I welcome you to our Class Night program. Edna Baker 22. President’s Address Friends and Classmates: For four years we have looked forward to this day with intense interest and enthusiasm. It is true that our short time in high school has been one of the greatest periods of our lives; but as we approach that day when we shall sever all connections with N. T. H. S.. we come to realize that our high school education is only a step toward our ultimate success. Therefore, it is with sorrow we think of the pleasures of the past which must now end. but it is with pleasure that we think of the future and what it holds for us. • We. the Class of Nineteen Twenty-two. as well as other classes that have gone before us. have been taught the things which form the characteristics of real men and women. You. parents and friends, have proved to 11s that you were extremely anxious for us to learn those things. Now. we wish to prove to you that we are capable of using them to the best advantage. May your efforts be rewarded, may your expectations be fulfilled, and may the Class of Twenty-two bring honor to her Alma Mater. Little and Jolly—Ura Shearer. Page 14