Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

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CLASS OF 1924 Lower Row— Ruth McDonald, Mae Gouker, Margaret Bleeker, Eunice Meixsell, Lillian Johns, Isabel Gray, Gladys Miller, Olive Wilson, Christina Bonk, Mildred Van Horn, Ada Gerdes, Loraine Aper, Dorothy Cook. Middle Row—Roy Anson, Bert Cook, Lucile Osterman, Zelma Nash, Viola Milford, Elizabeth kraeger, Marian Koch, Viola Chamberlain, Adelaide Hancock, Hazel Gaines, Marie Harms, LaVergne Jaeckel, Elizabeth Behrens, Johanna Ehrlicher. Upper Row—Frank Hermes, Henry Osterman, Floyd Hoerr, Arthur Nau, Albert kraeger, William Hoffman, Wilbert Soldwedel, Richard Black, Dallas Lohnes, Louis Becker, Malcohn Martin, James Conaghan, Everett Preston, George Harnish, Melvin Gleich.

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COLORS Green and White OFFICERS Chari.es Smith.....................................President Albert Schilling..............................Vice-President Charlotte Gainor...................................Secretary Garnet Robinson....................................Treasurer Miss Eleanor Boyd....................Class Teacher CLASS OF 1924—ADVANCED BY HELEN LOHNES .......................Helen Lohnes .....................Barbara Peebles .......................Louis Ginther ........................Ivan Rowan The class so far has not much of a history, being too small for anything to he given in the line of parties, hikes, and other social diversions. We have, however, united with the Freshman A class and expect to have some very good times. Because we have not, up to this time, given any parties, the class is contemplating giving one in its name for the Sophomore B’s and Freshman A’s. No definite plans have as yet been made, but we feel sure that if we give it, it will be well attended and all present will enjoy themselves. What this class—and all the classes for that matter—needs is a more loyal spirit and more “pep.” The pupils ought to think enough of their class and school to attend the amusements furnished, and to take part in the affairs. There seems to be a tendency among the High School people to think that the class parties are dry affairs, but if everyone would come to the parries and show the proper spirit, everybody would and could have a good time. TO A FORD BY LOUIS VOGELSANG Rattle, rattle, little Ford, As down the street you go, Just what you’ve got beneath your hood, No one seems to know. Without a drop of gasoline And four wheels badly lame, With engine gone a year ago, You travel just the same. We do not know what makes you run, As up the hill you climb But when it comes to plowin’ mud. You pass ’em every time. . President. . . . Vice-President Treasurer.. . . Secretary..... Sixteen

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Eighteen CLASS OF 1924 Lower Row—Zylpha Sunderland, Leona Garlish, Doris Snedden, Catherine Copeland, Catherine Hilst, Rachel Eitenmiller, Elizabeth Marvel, Frances Wilson, Virginia Johnson, Virginia Sanborn, Ruby Woll, Willa Rolf, Verna Schember, Charlotte Gainer, Marie Flick. Middle Row Joe Haacke, Richard Rollins, Don Lorene Hasenjaeger, Reeda Zell, Lillian Odom, Edith Beck, Louise Eitenmiller, Dorothy Thurman, Garnet Robinson, Ruth Heselden, Albert YYinkel, Glen Reed, Elmer Hillman, James Sipfle. Third Row—Erwyn WoelHe, Claude Smith, Wayne Dolen, Charles Smith, Arthur Vaupel, Carl Kohlbacher, Gilbert Young, Clarence Voll, Albert Schilling, Ernest Voll, William Wickkizer, Garret Roelfs. Upper Row—John McIntyre, Harold Unland, Russel Valentine, William Stuckey.