Sandoval High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Sandoval, IL)

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Snap Shots Whistle Bait . . . Walk- ing the snow. Twenty-eight Smootchers . . . Silly Sophs . . . In spring or anytime. Minding his own busi- ness . . . Leap year . The arrival. Thoughtful . , . Judge Pape . . . Hahn and his Harem. Noon hour . . . Means of transportation . . . Waiting for Harry . . . Girls.

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Classes Twenty-seven HOME EC. CLASS No, there hasnit been an acci- dent-this is just Miss Culvey's Home Economics II class practic- ing on their bandaging. U. S. HISTORY, 7th HOUR The American history class studies a map of Europe in con- nection with World War I under supervision of Mr. Beclcemeyer. Note some of the comfortable po- sitions of the students. 4th HOUR PHYSICS The fourth hour physics class, which is composed entirely of boys, do some experimenting.

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Activities Top Row-Donna Bell, Albert Kuhn, Dick Meyer, Harold Craig, Dorthea Geiger, Eve-lynne Lyons Middle Row-Betty Heginann, Tom Nicolay, Joe Ross, Connie Mason, Dorothy Nicolay, Mrs, Prout, Sponsor. Bottom Row-Phyllis Scott, Charles Powell, Editor, Margaret Rae Andereck, George Ross, Editor, Donna Mason, Doris Craig. Blackhawk Staff This 1944 Blackhawk Annual is a record of student activities at Sandoval Community High School. Through its pages the pleasant memories of the years have been permanently recorded. The annual staff has worked innumerable hours, during vacations, on Saturdays, and after school, in order to give the student body a book that will be a real treasure in future years. Every division has been care- fully Worked out with the aim of editing a book that will rank among the best. The book was edited by Charles Powell and George Ross. The staff Worked hard, but everyone enjoyed it. Twenty-nine