Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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Cf)C 1 9 2 0 C U tl J .............................. THE SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Robert Vlack—President Delight Tremper—Vice President Lucile Bernard—Secretary John Cranor—Treasurer Ruth Jones, Joseph Devine—Student Council CLASS ROLL Harold Alfredson Julia Lenz Doris Anfinscn Charles Lett Lucile Bernard Clarence Lundecn Arnold Christensen Elizabeth Mclnturf John Cranor Clarence Miller Arthur Dalstel Edward Mosher Donald Dayton Jane Mosher Joseph Devine Albert Neuhauser James Duvick Ronald Paulson Charles Felder Lawrence Potter Catherine Francis Paul Reinhart Lavida Hague Stanley Sebby Ralph Hickey Frederick Travis Margarec Holman Delight Tremper Clarabell Hotle Francis Todd La Verne Johnson Melvin Vikrey Ruth Jones Robert Vlack Majora Keeler Henry’ Werner Harold Killcy Clarence Wilkening Mildred Knights The Sophomores this year have not been in the limelight so very much, but all the same they have been doing things. To begin with they led the rest of the classes in scholastic standing throughout the year, and put on TWO of the best assemblies of the year. They were well represented in the school activities such as clubs and chorus, and had five members on the X-Ray staff. They made fine records in football, basketball and track, and won the inter-class basketball tournament. Arnie is captain in basketball for 1926-27. The class had three letter men in football and two in basketball. The Sophomores intend to keep up and better the g(x d record that the Juniors have set this year and to do all they can toward increasing the school spirit. Page Seventeen

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[jliiiHlliiitiniiniiiiMiHiiiHuniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiniimiiMiiimimiiiiHiiuHnniniinunnininiininiiiiiinHnHHiHiiiMimiimiiiiininmim ft] tbe 1 9 2 Ci I R a p .................................................................................................... E THE FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Henry Mosher—President George Werner—Vice President Mary Johnson—Secretary Scott Harrod—Treasurer Stanton Rumple, Phoebe Lett—Student Council CLASS ROLL Lila Anderson Lawrence Hay Ralph Olmstead Betty Ballou Scott Harrod August Otto Leona Beams Helen Hartman Kenneth Parris Josephine Beitel George Hoffman Dolly Petty James Berkhout Jerome Hollenback Mary Phelps Wallace Bowen Edward Huth Mildred R'nge Edith Brownfield Mary Johnson Mildred Rogers Jack Chapman Everette Killey Helen Rood Helen Coy Browning Knights Donald Rosentreter Lewhs Cunz Thelma Larson Stanton Rumple Lewis Datschefski Pearl Lee Floren Shonts Isabell Devine Phoebe Lett Arthur Skytte Florence Edgerton Harrison Lindner Margaret Tobiason Phern Eastman Althea Lowry Weston Tooley Raymond Feazel Richard Mclnturf lone Wertz Sanford Felder Russel McManis Marian Wheeler Mildred Fish Laurence Morey George Werner Virgil Gavin Henry' Mosher Lawrence Yeater Paul Graf George Neuhauser Alfred Oddsen Doris Yeater The Class of “29” entered high school this year as the largest class that has ever entered S. T. H. S. The enrollment to begin with was a little over sixty but has now decreased to fifty. The class has been well represented in school athletics. Rumple received a lettei in Football and Tooley one in Track. Beside these letters, several numerals were awarded to Freshmen. They have also been represented in other school activities, such as the Chorus, the Glee Clubs, Dramatic Club, etc. One of the best wiener roasts of the season was theirs, and when it came to assemblies, the Freshmen certainly showed the others how to put on a good one. In later years they hope to better their record and always to strive for whatever w'lll better the school. Page Nineteen