Onarga Township High School - Onarquois Yearbook (Onarga, IL)

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MRS. TAYLOR Mrs. Taylor received her education at Illinois Wesleyan University, the University of Illinois, the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago, and Northwestern University where she received her M. of Music Ed. She teaches all vocal music, and Typing I and ll. She is the sponsor of the Glee Club. Her favorite pastime is gardening. V , MR. FEI-IR Mr. J. Fred Fehr obtained his education at North Central College, and the Violin College of Chicago. He teaches Orchestra and all instruments. His hob- by is photography. i Miss ALICE DOLEY Miss Alice Doley received her education at South- ern Illinois Normal University. She teaches English, Latin, and has charge of all girls' sports. She is as- sistant Sophomore Sponsor.

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MISS WHITE Miss Helen M. White received her B. A. degree at Mommouth College. She teaches American History, Civics, Sociology, Spanish and Girls Athletics. She is assistant sponsor of the Senior Class, sponsor of G. A. A. and the Onarquois. Canoeing is her favorite pastime, MR SEANEY Mr. W. E. Seaney received his education at Mc- Kendree College and the University of Illinois, He teaches General Science, Biology, and Chemistry. He is the Sophomore Class sponsor. MRS. WYLIE Mrs. Mary Smashey Wylie was a graduate of the University of Illinois. She taught Civics, Spanish, and American History. She was the assistant sponsor of the Senior Class and was the advisor for the Onar- quois until she quit teaching when Christmas vacation began. She was married to F. S. Wylie on January 6. They both have our best wishes.

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YOUR BEST - - Do your best, your very best, And do it every day. Little boys and little girls, That is the wisest way. Whatever work comes to your hand, At home or at your school, Do your best with right good will, It is a golden rule. For he who always does his best, His best will better grow, But he who shirks or slights his task, Lets all the better go. What if your lessons should be hard? You need not yield to sorrow, For he who bravely works to-day, His task grows light to-morrow.