Pittsfield High School - Saukee Yearbook (Pittsfield, IL)

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I. B Squad ... 2. All Star ... 3. Band ... 4. Twirlers ... 5. Snake Dance ... 6. Horseplayl or is it? . . . 7. Young Maynard ... 8. HAW ... 9. Bright Eyes ... 10. Loafing, as usual . . . II. Little Betty Lew ... 12. Regional Tourney ... 13. Prize Collection ... 14. Rowe's Party • • • 15. Katy ... 16. Little Billy ... 17. Skating—what on? ... 18. Look at the Birdie . . . 19. J. Donohoo ... 20. Band Trip. I bet . . . 21. Sunny Boy Kiser ... 22. 30 years later . . . 23. Any resemblance between, etc. ... 24. Bill and Newton (Creech) ... 25. L. H. Willsey. Ten

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A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF OUR FACULTY We Seniors want you to know He never passes you by without hello. He's the favorite of us all And his name is Mr. Voshall. We all think that Mr. Price Is courteous, fair and very nice. He hears our problems from mom until night And yet never says we're not bright. With all the many hundred jobs Miss Blaeuer has to do, Unfortunately, she finds time To teach us History, too. Although he's as short as short can be, He's very well liked as you can see. He keeps his typewriters well in hand, Mr. Davis, our teacher, and handy man. When it comes to geometry, Math and Algebra as well, There is no one quite so good Nor as neat as dear Miss Dell. Miss Dowler is very good at teaching, And seldom practices the art of preaching. She conducts her classes very well And we all think she really is swell. Miss Ducey tries to keep us trim, In charge of G. A. A., in charge of gym. She's easy going, nice to know, No wonder students like her so. Miss Irick's the Principal's secretary, And we all like her, oh, yes, very. She smiles at us in a pleasing way, Whether late or early every day. When Mr. Johnson starts the band, What they give us is quite a treat. But I would give my arm and hand To hear him give a Boogie Beat. A B. B. Coach who is on the beam Is Mr. Kindle of B Squad Team His boys keep training in and out of school. They are perfect examples of the golden rule. In English and Latin The teacher's Miss Lee In Saukee Scoops too She's as grand as can be. There is an Irish teacher in our school Whom we all admire. She likes for us all to go by the golden rule. That is Mary Margaret McGuire. Miss McWilliams, whom we all know, Is one small lady you couldn't call slow. Always at work, busy as a bee, Whatever she does it will always suit me. Mr. Proctor, the former sailor, Is now quite some nailer. He teaches Farm Mechanics, and Ag, And with the future farmers, he'll never nag. Here is ouf coach with his wavy hair; And he's plump from his hips to his chin. But nevertheless, there is none who compare To his jovial character and will to win. Doris Troutner, as Secretary to J. H., Brags to us she's never late. Never late to ring the bell, We keep our schedule, as you can tell. An English teacher is Miss Gertrude Wells, And we all think she's really swell. In Math and Bookkeeping she knows a lot, And at helping us out she's really tops. Nine

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I CLASSES