Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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MISS MARY JENKINS History Albion College University of Chicago MISS BESSIE McKINDLEY Music Oberlin Conservatory MISS ROSE CONWAY Commercial Branches Chicago Gregg School

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MISS FRANCES BUNNEL Mathematics Languages Shurtliff College MISS MAUI) WEBSTER Principal English Ohio Wesleyan University University of Chicago MR. WARREN WADE Science Beloit College

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 emors ENIORS come and seniors go, but the school goes on forever. It seems impossible that S. H. S. could go on without us! Think of the galaxy of stars that has brightened the sky of learning. When will you find another class that can furnish a student to equal Miss Mildred Rasmusen’s record for four years, scholarship, 97 plus; good looks, E plus; and popularity, E plus. What “character artists” we have in Coy, Tucker, and Latham. What a record our dramatic club has,—“the best amateur play ever given in Sandwich.” Our three B’s, Barrows, Bossong and Berry brought us credit for “continued application” in the study hall. And for Musical ability! How flat and tuneless would life be without our musicians, Gretchen Sibley, Russel Wright, Alta Parks, Mabel Halsey, Mabel Klotz, “Polly,” and Dickinson. How the teachers have loved us! Many a day we have been seen relating to the Principal our clever little acts, which have stirred their deep affection. As a class we have to our credit: Seven honor students: Mildred Rasmusen, Mabel Halsey, Leona Ogilvie, Paul Coy, Jack Tucker, Gladys Thompson, and Lois Barrows. One of the best class plays ever given in years. The 1915 Reflector, out on time and paid for. An amusing Bazaar, a clever vaudeville, a successful supper and a highly enjoyable Senior-Junior Banquet. We’ve spent four happy years in S. H. S. As the 1915 Seniors go and the 1916 Seniors come, here’s a toast to the dear old school. Our High School, may her fame and her usefulness never cease!