Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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IlllllllllllllllllfI lllltl111111111111111111 III Itlllllllllt ] .................iniminiu Luella Burdick......... Merton Bromeland....... Florence Brandenburger... Stanley Crum........... Charlotte Dean......... Emmet Edgerton......... Elizabeth Fanning-Roher. Frances Goodwick....... Arthur Hill............ Carlton Hough.......... Myrtle Johnson......... Ethel Jones............ Clarence Killey........ Harry Lenz............. Helen Lett............. Benjamin Louks......... George Mahan........... Percy Newtson.......... Robert Page.......... Harriet Paine.........— Roy Paulson............ Jesse Shonts........... Lorene Stinson......... Mazie Vincent......... Louis Wagner........... Viola Weber............ Octa Wesson............ Bernice Woodbury..:.... Laura Wilkening........ .........Bookkeeper, Sandwich, 111. ..............Farmer, Newark, 111. .......Stenographer, Aurora, 111. .................Barber, Colorado ...Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa ......................Sandwich, 111 ....................Sandwich, 111. ........................Newark, 111. .............Teacher, Newark, 111. ... ..................Sandwich, 111. .........Bookkeeper, Sandwich, 111. ..............Clerk, Sandwich, 111. Federal Huber Co., Plano, 111. ...C. B. Q. Shops, Aurora, 111. University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. .......S. M. Office, Sandwich, 111. ......................Sandwich, 111. .............Farmer, Sandwich, 111. ...Federal Huber Co., Plano, 111. ......DeKalb Normal, DeKalb, 111. ......................Sandwich, 111. ..............Clerk, Sandwich, 111. P. G., S. T. H S., Sandwich, 111. ......................Sandwich, 111. ......................Sandwich, 111. ...........Stenographer, Plano, 111. ........... Teacher, Sandwich, 111. ......................Sandwich, 111. P. G., S. T. H. S., Sandwich, 111. Lorene Stinson, Bernice Woodbury Laura Wilkening Post Graduates, 192 -1926 Page Twenty-three

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..................................................................................... € be 1920 I R a p 0 ......... MIIMIMimiltMlllimtMIIIMIMIMttllMMMMIHII....Illlimmimiimmmittllll HI 1111111110 Helena Burdick.............................................. City Hospital, Aurora, 111. Mary Como...............................Farmers Trust ii Savings Bank, Sandwich, III. Hazel Dahl.............................................................Newark, 111. Maureene Darnell.......................................... DeKalb, Normal, DeKalb, 111. Howard Delano.................................................Clerk, Sandwich, 111. Wallace Fanning................................University of Illinois, Champaign, 111 Daniel Francis........................................................Chicago, III. Jesse Fruland..................................................Farmer, Newark, 111. John Gray..................................... University of Illinois, Champaign, 111. Gladys Hamre..............................................Telephone Office, Newark, 111. Carne Hl11.................................................................... Aurora, III. Mildred Hollenhack...............................Northwestern College, Naperville, 111. Morns Hubbard..........................................C. B. 6? Q. Shops, Aurora, 111. Mabel Ingemunson..............................................Teacher, Newark, 111. Arthur Johnson.................................University of Illinois, Champaign, 111. Oliver Johnson.................................University of Illinois, Champaign, III. Gerald Johnston........................................................Newark, 111. Edythe Kirk...................-............................................ Sandwich, III. Lester Larson............................ Ruth Loucks............................................Stenographer, Sandwich, 111. Frances Miller......................................First National Bank, Aurora, 111. Charles Mosher........................................Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio Dean Mosher................................................Chicago Denta, Chlcago in Kenneth Mosher................................ University of Illinois, Champaign, III. LaVeme Nelson..................................................................Newark. 111. Lawrence Northcutt............................................Clerk, Sandwich, 111. Bernice Olson..................................................................Newark, 111. Martin Paden................................................................ Sandwich, 111. Charlotte Peterson.............................................................Newark, 111. Everette Peterson............................................................ Newark, 111. Simon Peterson............................................... .....Farmer, Sheridan, 111. Robert Sidiord.................................... ...S. M. Shops, Sandwich, 111. Margaret Viets..................................Secretary S. T. H. S„ Sandwich, III. Alice Wagner................................................Teacher, Sandwich, III. Cecelia Wagner...............................................................Sandwich, 111. Harriet West-Fennel............................................................Newark, 111. Deceased. —1925- Pearl Alsager..................................................................Newark, 111. Phelps Ballou............................................. Lewis Institute, Chicago, 111. Hurdman Bark.........................................Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa Fred Bernard—....................................... „.S. M. Shops, Sandwich, 111. Page Twenty-two

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C!)C 19 2 6 I U a p S. T. H S. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION —1925— December 30...........................................First Alumni Dance 1926— .......... Initial Meeting and Election ............Alumni Picnic for Class of '26 OFFICERS President........................................... Russel Rasmussen, '21 Vice President........ ...............................Hurdman Bark, '25 Secretary and Treasurer........................Grace Coleman and Ila Bark Charge )f Social Committee.... Lorene Stinson January 2 June 18.... SOCIAL EVENTS The first of the notable society events of the year was the Senior Masque Ball This was lovely with everybody in costume and with the added novelty of having Faletti's orchestra. There was not another dance until Christmas time, but in between schedules, Mr. Cranor gave the student body a fine party and get-together. Just before vacation the Juniors gave a confetti dance. This was something new, and everybody had a grand time. (But it was pretty tough on Pummy. For months afterwards he was still sweeping up confetti.) Then during Christmas vacation the Alumni gave their first dance. On this occasion old friends met those whom they hadn't seen for years. This also proved a very delightful affair. During February sometime, after the game with Plano, the S. T H S. students entertained the Plano rooters with refreshments and about an hour of dancing, and helped to revive good feeling with Plano. Next came Spring with the Seniors preparing to leave us for the cold cruel world. As was only proper and fitting, the Juniors gave the Seniors a reception. This the Juniors did up brown according to all reports. All the girls were togged out in new party gowns, and the boys in their newest suits. All in all everybody had a great time. The Freshmen had their fling when they gave a reception for the eighth grade, and showed them real S. T. H. S. hospitality. The X-Ray also did its bit by giving the May Fete dance. Although students said they were all in they still seemed to be able to dance. This was a success and helped the X-Ray to receive some much needed money. While the social events seemed to be few and far between, each one was a success. P-....J: T:. -.:ty-four