Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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FRESHMAN CLASS Fern Schrader entered this year. We all know her; we can’t help it. Owen Rogers is a fine assistant janitor. (Be careful, Donald, Rex is larger than you. We are also anxious about our program. You must give your speech. Oh, what trouble can a small Berry create!) The Wit and Humor of a Nation are covered in Nels Roswell under a quiet exterior. He must speak out! Who says that Charles Carpenter does not study? He may not be as faithful as Ivan Cunningham, who, when given a reference, carefully copied the whole chapter. Wallace Cockran does his best to get to school these warm days, but what happens to him in the middle of the afternoon? No one can tell. Harry Darnell’s heart is in school this year. Why not a duet by these last two? Ieona Ogilvie On the committee. Gladys Thompson, who hasn’t a mark below good minus on her report, quakes at the thought of examinations. How does she do it? Oh, Paul, isn't a picnic with none as bad as with two girls? To return to our program; we have thought of asking Wendel 1-atham to sing “Dreaming . Our program will be closed by Mildred Rasmusen. our beloved secretary’ and treasurer, who has won the highest honors in our class. We invite you all to this program. The Freshmen are such fine entertainers, party, picnic, or program are enjoyed by all present. The Class of 1915 K