Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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28 Paxton High School Rejlcclor. Official Visit of the County Superintendent. On Thursday of last week, a committee of the Board of Education met with the County Superintendent of Schools at the East Side school building, for the purpose of complying with the new “school sanitation law,’’which requires an official inspection of all school property to determine whether the standards and requirements fixed by recent legislative enactments are being met. Careful inquiry was made as to all those physical conditions which have to do with the comfort and health, or with the moral and intellectual welfare of the students of the high school, as well as of the children in the grades. These physical conditions include everything pertaining to the capacity of rooms, the seating, the amount of light, the efficiency of the heating and ventilating systems, etc. The law requires the county superintendent to report his find ngs to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction and also to the Board of Education. YOUNG MEN’S Hart Schaffner Marx AND Clothcraft Spring Suits Now on display V. Larson Company

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Paxton High School Reflector. 27 happen in the representation of any state in the senate, the executive authority of such state shall issue writs of election to fill such vacancies: Provided, that the leg'slature of any stfcte may empower the executive thereof to make temporary appo’nt-ments until the people fill the vacan ci s by election as the legislature may direct. f SENIOR NiCKS 1 == =J Swede Squire S. O. S. (wirelsss call for help) in American History. Less zeros in Miss Hanford’s grade book.—Puck. A couch.—C. Radeke. Some one to talk to.—Mary Cole. Something to giggle at.—Nellie H. Maximum silencer.—Ray S. Somebody to bluff for him.—Lester P. Something to laugh at.—Agnes A. More lessons.—Ruth F. Another visitor—Beth L. Mora solitude.—Edna H. My seat changed.—Leslie E. More 9’s.—Nora C. More Story books.—Carl C. Better grades.—Mary P. Some one else to play the goat.— Robert C. More nerve.—Blanche B. An Inspiration. After studying long upon what an inspiration is, and searching much for one, I have reached the conclusion that an inspiration is a “thing,”1 know not what, which is far more elusive than a butterfly, more useful than gold, more rare than diamonds, and more to be desired by English IV. stu dents than any other thing. —Marion Sleezer. KoOk Fi Ft Nell Jim ANn PEte DocTor BEth MaymE Noorah Happy PUck CarlsoN ED KRake PEdagogv RaDeke BarneS Auric DuX TooTs BarnEy WyliE ReNie

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Paxton High School liejlectoi. 29 BEATS ’EM ALL Of all the many cough and cold preparations on the market, here’s one that beats them all. Nyals Laxative Cold Tablets They never fail to break up a cold with the first few doses. They are mild in action, yet they are effective. is a wise person who prepares to nip a cold in the bud at its inception, and you can make a cold loosen its hold with the very first dose of this effective remedy.. A 25c box will lay a cold on the mat in next to no time. Get a box to-day—NOW. Victor Lund berg T e Tax™8 s,ore Quality Grocer — AGENTS FOR — t ALL KINDS OF PORTRAIT WORK Kaiser Inn Food Products ALWAYS LOOK IN OUR WINDOW FOR NEW FACES C.Q. A. Kjellstrand RASMUS CORNER STUDIO PAXTON The poin's of wear are all strongly re. inforced in Students Wayne Knit Pony Stockings .cr children. We carry many styles— school, romp and dress hosiery. JOHNSON BROS. Paxton, III. SEND YOUR SHIRTS AND COLLARS TO THE Paxton Steam Laundry For First-Class Work Phone 4b - Paxton FOR EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING GO TO Carl Lind DR. A. A HANSON UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE Nitrous Oxide Administered Laurence Bldg. Phone 202 PAXTON, ILL. Across from City Hall PAXTON