Pana Township High School - My Diary Yearbook (Pana, IL)

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MARGARET PARKINSON American History, Latin james Milliltin University, A.B. Decatur, Illinois IRENE E. POWELL Secretary to Principal, Typewriting I Washington University Law School, LL.B. Webster Groves, Missouri FREDA LENORE RANDALL Clothing, General Science james Millikin University, B.S. Decatur, Illinois PAUL W. SCHULZE Music, English Northwestern University, B.Mus.lid. Burlington, Iowa JAMES R. SPILLER, Jn. World History, Civics, Iieonomics, Basketball Coach University of Illinois Southern Normal University, B.Ed. Marion, Illinois ERNA SUEDEKUM Beginning and Adv. Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry S. E. Missouri State Teachers College, B.S. Cape Girardeau, Missouri MARIAN TEMPLETON French, Latin, Com. Geography Monmouth College, A.B. Waterloo, Iowa FLORENCE S. Woon English III, English IV University of Illinois, A.B. Maroa, Illinois WAYNE YONKER Physics, Trade Science and Mathematics, Manual Training james Milliltin University, B.S. Pan.1, Illinois Tbirlr-ru . I ' 7?7nor'a1na-Sff-' -

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X I -32 -Wcmorama fl MILDRED BURKE Foods, Dietetics, Com. Arith. james Millikin University, B.S. Decatur, Illinois ISABEL CASSELL English I, English III Missouri Valley College, A.B. West Plains, Missouri THOMAS H. HALE Gen. Science, Physical Training, Football Coach Southern Illinois Teachers College, B.Ed. Pana, Illinois E. J. HARRISON Building Trades, Drafting, Manual Training Rose Polytechnic Institute XVashington University University of Illinois Pana, Illinois M. ESTHER HUMBARGAR Bookkeeping, Com. Law, Business Training, Salesmanship University of Kansas, B.S. Salina, Kansas CHARLES D. KEMP Chemistry, Biology, Algebra University of Illinois, B.S. Pana, Illinois MARY ELIZABETH MCCOY Physical Education, English II Michigan State College, A.B. St. Louis, Missouri HELEN G. O'LoUGHLIN Com. English IV, Typewriting I and II, Shorthand Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, 13.5. Lakin, Kansas T ufrl 1 r

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X32 -Wcmorafna i gn The Liilarary In this spacious room with its sunlight, chairs, and tables, let us forget our cares for an hour. Vfhat is your interest today? Draw up a chair and put your texts aside. The books on these shelves reveal the lives of meek and mighty personages. Out of the green covers, the red covers, the faded covers, the new covers-what a festival to witness these people stepping down in costumes of all ages searching for adventure of both quaint and modern fashion! There are so many old friends in the world of books that it is sometimes hard to decide with which to spend one's time. There are sorrowful ones who have suffered from someoneys thoughtlessness, puzzling ones whose actions are hard to explain, and there are many whose jolly laughter and carefree manners are contagious. We wonder how anyone can ever think any of these people are strangers, at times, we meet our companions, friends, and relatives in these books. Their disguise often deceives us for a long time, but more often we chuckle at their familiar manners. However, these people, who readily submit themselves to provide entertainment upon request, feel forsaken as they sometimes await the student's return in vain. As they watch a group of students rush for magazines, they, no doubt, are saddened at the thought that new friends have been found to take their places. Meanwhile, you, undisturbed, continue enjoying your favorite magazine. As one glances at the students in the library, he may tell by their faces whether they are chuckling over the joke column, figuring out the latest radio hookup, or are deeply interested in a recent story. When the bell rings, the students very reluctantly return their book and magazine friends to the proper places, to leave them until they again have leisure time to spend as they choose. Fourlrcu