Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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REFLECTOR AUTOGRAPHS s 1931

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REFLECTOR The pilot, Delbert Stifle, was joking with the husky first and second mates, Kermit Hutchison and Glen Johnson. We stayed out on the Atlantic, this time hovering over a big liner. Whom should I see in the salon at the captain’s table but Virginia Johnson returning from Paris and looking very enchanting in a severe black velvet gown. She is engaged in a conversation with a tall Englishman, or is he an Fmglishman? No, why it’s Robert Laurence, thirty-five, and a bachelor with nothing to do but gad about and play with the girls. On the other side of Miss Johnson is a distinguished personage, Robert Kiest, who is travelling in the interests of the International Association of Wreckless Drivers. He is talking to the captain, none other than William Judy. On to Paris. A dress shop, Mile. Redman’s, attracted our attention. Mannequins in the shop were Fern Pells, Evelyn Miller, and Lucille Hinton. And whom were they fitting? None other than the world famous contralto, Helen Hodam. With her was her travelling companion, Betty Shaw. In the same shop I saw Mrs. Brogenshire, formerly Helen King. How lovely to go to Paris on her honeymoon! She was telling that Leona Beland, Margaret Dale, and Marian Congram were also happily married, (sigh from me) and, of course, Beulah Adkins and Dottie Elofson. Oh, Sweden! Can you imagine it! Pauline Paulson and Erma Frank learning the art of Swedish cookery from the renowned Swedish cook, Mabel Younggreen. In the same school I saw the physics teacher, Glen Parker, and in the next room was Lucile Trickle teaching biology. Back to the good old U. S. for one more picture in the crystal ball. It was a broadcasting station where the chief engineers were Wesley Swanson and Harry Wilkinson. Dick Carlson’s orchestra was playing a snappy number. The announcer, Vennum Fredrickson, was talking to the helpful, home advisers, Helen Stevenson and Martha Reep. My time was up so I went back to my apartment, still a dashing and romantic spinster after living on the eighteen-day diet for eighteen years. VIRGINIA CARLSTEN. 1931

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REFLECTOR JUNIOR OFFICERS HONOR ROLL President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLASS PLAY Gilbert Johnson . Martha Swanson Rozelle Curtis Jane Kemp Idella Moudy Frances Nelson Grace Pearson Thelma Stone Martha Swanson Russell Swenson nniy” SOCIAL ACTIVITIES SPECIAL MENTION Hallowe’en party April Fool party Junior-Senior banquet Evelyn Blackmore Dolores Hammerstrand Esther Hull Shirley Larson Ruth Lindahl CLASS CHEER LEADERS Gilbert Johnson Frances Hancock PAPER STAFF Shirley Larson VARSITY CHEER LEADER Shirley Larson LETTERMEN ATHLETIC MANAGER Russell Swenson Jesse Adkins Rozelle Curtis Gilbert Johnson Francis Stone Russell Swenson