Paxton High School - Reflector Yearbook (Paxton, IL)

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R EFl EeTOR STAFF James Anderson Dorothy Anderson Albert Carlsten Janet Swanson Lola Mae Van Antwerp Dorothy Washburn Editor-in-Chief Calendar Editor Sports Editor Organizations Editor Picture Editor Faculty Adviser Each year it is customary for the senior class to publish the Reflector. It is in- tended to be a reminder of the days spent at P. C. II. S. and the good times we have had there. We, the members of the Reflector Staff, hope that this yearbook will help you recall many happy memories. IS s

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‘TUDEMT GOIIN 3Il OFFICERS Elijah Adkins President June Grimsley Vice-President Virginia Froyd ’ Secretary and Treasurer Class Representatives SENIORS SOPHOMORES Mildred Chartier Leon Healy Mary Archer Wayne Brethorst JUNIORS Phyllis Ann Stevens John Nielsen FRESHMEN Shirley Stiegman Marvin Swanson The Student Council is an organization representing the entire student body. It is composed of three officers and eight representatives, two from each class. The Student Council has been very active this year. It has provided transportation to both football and basketball games and was responsible for the season basketball tickets which were sold to students. It also sponsored the Christmas party, with a Santa Claus and gifts. Through the Student Council, programs have been presented in assem- bly almost every Friday.

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THE IRRESISTIBLE MARMADUKE Presented by the Senior Class of 1935 Tuesday, May 28, 1935 Marmaduke Delmar Gurley Mortimer Gregory----------------Leon Healy Dr. O’Keefe Gordon Anderson Christopher Deacon Everett Nelson Walter Elijah Adkins Lady Althea Gregory--------Catherine Martin Lady Susan Janet Swanson Patricia O'Brien Mildred Chartier Beatrice Wyley Marjorie Eckhoff Dawson Dorothy Engstrom The entire action of the story passes at Lady Althea’s country house, “The Bunga- low, ’’ within the space of three days. STOP THIEF Presented by the Junior Class of 1935 Monday, November 26, 1934 Joan Carr Mrs. Carr Caroline Carr Madge Carr Nell William Carr James Cluney---- Mr. Jamison Dr. Willoughby Rev. Mr. Spelain . Jack Doogan----- Joe Thompson Sergeant of Police Officer O’Malley— Officer Clancey A Chauffeur -------Irene Schwartz --------June Grlmsle ----Arlene Burklund Marian Moline Tommy Lou McCoinas -------Earl Palmberg -------Delmar Lundv .-—Clarence Nuss -------Loren Carlson John Nielsen John Swanson John Keep Harold Barr Vernon Swanson Kenneth Jonr; Hartzell Teesdale Act I In the Inner Hall Act II In Marmaduke’s room (two days later) Act III In the Inner Hall (next morning) Act I Living room in the Carr residence Act II The Same Act III The Same Director: Miss Strong Director: Miss Elma Shearer LITERARY CONTESTS Preliminary tryouts for literary contestants were held February 27 and 28. Those competing in orations were James Anderson and Delmar Gurley. Those who entered the division of humorous readings were Lucille Johnson, Thelma Walker, Jessie Dale, Gertrude Beyer, Shirley Stiegman, Shirley Davis, Mary Archer, and Carlyle Cain. There was no preliminary contest in dramatic readings. The sub-district literary contest took place in Rantoul, March 16. Delmar Gurley was the Paxton entry in orations, Shirley Stiegman in humorous readings, and Virginia Bess in dramatic readings. Virginia tied for third place. In the county contest at Melvin, April 4, Delmar Gurley received second place in orations and Shirley Davis fourth in humorous readings. Virginia Bess was entered in dramatic readings.