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

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STANDHXIG: R. Kirkrnon, R. Musser, Mr. Dey, Miss Hurnborgor, Miss Wesl. SEATED: B. Cutler, M, Doyle, V Soflerlee A. B. Word, L. ArneYl E Slater I M Preihs D Hubbard, M. R. Culler, R. Price, M, Coslle M C D ,M. Sloler, EPT. 2-See Miss Wesl or Miss l-lumborgor righlr owoy if you wonl To be on lhe Ponoromo Sroll. Sepr. I6-We, lhe condy sellers, ore hord or work. Sepl. 30-Cur sponsors ore plonning o surprise. Cor. 20 -l-lurroyl We're going in lhe school bus To Springfield, Mondoy, To visil Jrhe ploce where Ponoromo is prinlred. Od. 26-As we were gerling inlo lhe bus To slorl on our Trip, Miss Wesr osked Mr. Dey where his Jrickel wos, ond Mr. Dey responded, My lose is rny lickelf' Bob Jockson popped up cleverly wilrh, ll looks like il hod been punched. When we come our of Williomson Priniring ond Publishing Co., we could hordly see Mervin Sloler-he wos so looded down vvilrh Jrhings he had collecled os souvenirs. Everybody ole so mony homburgers Jrholr nobody could soy onylhing excepl homburger 3 Miss Wesl even colled Miss l-lurnboirgor, Miss l-lornburger. Nov. 24-Lowell Arnelr soid lo me Jrodoy, Son'ie+hing exceprionol iusr hoppenedf' l soid: Well, goodl WhoJr? l-le replied, Miss Goggin poid her condy bill. Jon. 27-The ossernbly Thoughl Jrhol Donno l-lubbord wos crozy when she come in 'rhird hour shoulring, Oh, Mr. Brurnrnell our chimney is gone. lr wos iusl on onnouncemenr ol lhe Ponoroimo ploy, The Villion Srill Pursued l-ler, ro be given in nexr Wed- nesdoy's ossembly. Cosl proclricing hord. Eeb. I9-Jeon l-lonelengens bollod for English conloined Jrhese lines: Of course, you know Jrhis yeorly book rnusl hove oi hord working sloiclg And lheir woys ol gerling money make everybody lough. Mor. I5 - Losjr vvorning - all Ponoromo copy musl be in by April l. April I-Ponorornds olll To press. il. r -Efrobelle Slolrer. Tl-IE PRESS iwenlyfo

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FIFTH ROW: G. Rich, G. McClung, D. Wooldridge, Y. Schaper. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Widoe, W. SouThwelI, L. Crawford, P. Zimmerman, V. Kennedy, V. SaTTerlee, C. WrighT, D. Hubbard. THIRD ROW: M. SlaTer, B. CuTIer, I. M. Preihs, C. Vadalabene, M. Thurn, J. Long, E. Smifh, E. BerTin, C. Hale. SECOND ROW: E. GarreTT, E. Corman, W. Connelly, C. Forsyfh J. Honeferiger, E. SlaTer V Neville, E Askins, R. Cheney. FIRST ROW: H. ChasTain, C. Thur L. Richard CTOBER 20-Today, members oT The Mask and Wig Club were called TogeTher in Room 20 Tor Their TirsT meeTing oT The year. TryouTs on OcTober 6 added Virginia Neville, Mary Thurn, Charles Thurn, Elma Askins, and Lucy Richardson To The membership. Due To a Teachers' meeTing Mr. Widoe was absenT, and, aTTer The roll coll was read, The meeTing was acliourned unTil Mr. Widoe could be presenT. Nov. 3-Today our second Mask and Wig meeTing was held. Flans were made To presenT a play as soon as The opereTTa work is compleTed, and parTs oT several plays were read. ATTer The meeTing we wenT To The sTudy hall where Miss Cassell was giving a lesson on The arT oT make-up. QuiTe suddenly Dick Cheney Tound himself being called To The sTage Tor a glamorous eye make-up. I-le handled The siTuaTion marvelously. and we noTiced only a very slighT degree oT embarrassmenT being regisTered. Dec. I-The regular Mask and Wig meeTing was held in The sTudy hall. Virginia SaTTerlee read. The minuTes oT The lasT week's meeTing and Mr. Widoe read a pamphleT and Told us oT The Federal Players and Their work in Chicago. Jan. I9-A meeTing oT The Mask and Wig Club was held in Room 20. MinuTes oT The lasT meeTing were read and roll was called. Plans were made Tor a ValenTine parTy. ATTer The business meeTing The members were enTerTained by The Brass QuinTeT accompanied by Mr. Widoe aT The piano. Mar. 2-We were enTerTained by The Junior Dra- maTic Club which presenTed The Ring and The Look. -Elma Askins. MASK WIC