Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Page 11 text:

€ be 1 9 2 3 Ml a ? THE FACULTY John R. Cranor, Superintendent, Principal, Michigan State Normal; University of Chicago; Ph. B. Grace M. Hennis, Assistant Principal, English, University of Chicago; Ph. B. Grace F. Coleman, English, Lake Forest College; A. B. Martha Pinney, Algebra, Geometry, University of Wisconsin; A. B. W. W. Woodbury, Physics, Algebra, Commercial Law and Civics, University of Wisconsin Josephine Feyereisen, Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting, Iowa State College, Gregg School; Palmer School of Penmanship. Virginia Wilson, Latin and French, Knox College; A. B. Leona Kietzman, Home Economics, Northwestern College; B. S. Hattie Hartley, General Science, Biology, and Chemistry, Knox College; B. S. Hazel Duval, History, Northwestern University; A. B. Ruth Learned, Physical Training and History, Lawrence College; A. B Ben C. Eade, Agriculture, University of Illinois; B. S. Wallace W. Buffmire, Manual Training, The Stout Institute C. O. Samuelson, Physical Training and Athletics, Augustana College; A. B. Rebekah Lockwood, School Nurse. Josephine Dickson, School Secretary, Oberlin College; A. B Page Five

Page 13 text:

+----- € I) C 1 9 2 3 t U a j) ■+ SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Roy Paulson—President Viola Weber—Vice President Helen Lett—Secretary and Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL Arthur Hill Charlotte Dean CLASS ROLL Pearl Alsager Harry Lenz Phelps Ballou Helen Lett Hurdman Bark Benjamin Louks Florence Brandenburger George Mahan Luella Burdick Robert Page Merton Bromeland Harriet Paine Donald Campbell Roy Paulson Stanley Crum Jesse Shonts Charlotte Dean Bernice Woodbury Elizabeth Fanning Laura Wilkening Frances Goodwick Lorene Stinson Arthur Hill Mazie Vincent Carlton Hough Louis Wagner Myrtle Johnson Viola Weber Ethel Jones Octa Wesson Fred Bernard Edith Haymond Clarence Killey Percy Newtson 'Every dog has its day, and the class of 192 is leaving school with their greatest days before them. In school they are leaving a vacant place which will tax the class of “26 to their utmost to fill. Our class is not composed of individual stars in any line. We have learned that life's greatest lesson is cooperation and our days in school have been spent with that end in view. If we leave but one place in school which is better for our presence, we feel that our efforts have been worth while. We are leaving school for the great outer world, knowing that our days spent at 5. T. H. S. will forever be considered among the happiest of our lives. Page Seven