Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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F- F. A- REliIi,EC l OR FOURTH ROW: Donald Stahl, john Devine. THIRD ROW: Warren Murray, llarrison Rogers, Donald Duvick, Stanley Scheidecker, Rohert Bark, William Rood. SECOND ROW: Roni Thomas, Eugene La Boube, Donald Srhultz, Parker Sedgwick, -lack Fraser, Dan Anderson, Donald Lundecn. FIRST ROW: Clarion Swenson, Frank Ropp, Russell Larson, james McInnes, Kenneth Hjort, Fdward Baie, Donald Armstrong, Mr. Fade, adviser. FOURTH ROVV: Ada Scent, Hazel Miller, Lorraine Meade, Patty Haskin, Phyllis Brady. THIRD ROW: Ruth Regenhardt, Katharine Meilinger. Laura Nelson, -lanet Oglivie, Kathleen Flynn, Beverly lfichelherger, Lucille Buland SFCOND ROW: Bette Scott, Grace Peterson, Reta Christopherson, Ruth De- vine, Dorothy Jensen,'lVlahala Hough, Frances Poole. Miss lVIesenKop, adviser. FIRST ROW: Beverley Armstrong, Virginia Parks, Beth Knowles, Norma Bagg, Frances Schumaker, Lorena Mueller, Helen Gabriel, Jean Mclnnes, Bonny Heeg PEP CLUB l'ng1' ffvfiity-eight 940

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R ILFLECTOR 940D v Y WINNING a first ranking in class C division in the district band contest . at Mendota, the band under the directorship of Mr. Chadwick has reached its highest mark since its organization. It competed in the state contest in DeKalb and won second ranking in class C. Donald Lobdcll won first place in class C division with his trombone solo at the district contest and second place at the state contest. Russell Swenson, play- ing a baritone solo won second place in class C division at the district contest. The band is very proud of these boys, high rating. Drum majorette, Lorena Muller, led the marching band with the aid of her twirling corps. During the year the band played at basketball and football games, music fes- tival, Christmas concert and spring concert and other functions. The band enrollment this year is the largest in the history of the band. The prospects for next year are very promising although they will lose live members: Charles Middaugh, Howard Davis, Paul Stolp, Norman Swenson, and John Cort- right. The oflicers of the band for the year were: Librarian-Donald Lobdell. Care of Uniforms-Janet Ogilvie. Roll Call-Robert D'Emke. ICHIND the headlines of the Sandscript named by Orland Shefveland, the editorial pens were held by Frances Schumaker, Phyllis Brady, and Dorothy Jensen. Campus Capers, Have You Met, just Imagine, We Remember When, were written by various reporters. Staff meetings were held on Monday. On Tuesday, Lorena Mueller and Norma Bagg proofread the paper, which was printed as a part of the Sandwich Free Press. The adviser was Miss Beveridge, and the news was typed by those reporters desiring the experience Cgenerally the editor in the endj. Howard Wissel was the treasurer, but there was no money to put in the treasury. The social committee was composed of Ruth Link, Lorena Mueller, Helen Gabriel, and Maxine Weber. Page twrnlv .rc rn

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REFLECTOR 1619409 HE local chapter of the F. F. A. was fairly active this year. The boys started out last fall giving a barn dance party in the gym which stands out as the high spot of the year. A point system has been worked out by which the boys can earn a letter S for their sweaters. Seven boys have earned these. Several boys have taken advant- age of the cooperative hog project. During the last year there were 19 projects carried on, 16 were completed with an average income of 5106.50 and a total income of nearly 52,000 The officers for the year were: President, Jack Frasier, vice president, john Devine, secretary, Donald Lundeeng treasurer, Donald Duvickg reporter, Parker Sedgwickg adviser, Mr. Eade. HH pep club of S. T. H. S. has accomplished many things in '40. These accom- plishments included pep meetings, ticket selling at games, concession stands at home games and a cheering section for every athletic contest. The main objective of the club is to aid any organization in sponsoring activi- ties. The climax of the year was the party held at the close of the athletic season. The theme of the party was leap year and every girl was required to bring her own escort. The club was assisted in its efforts by the faculty who contributed much to the pep meetings. The officers for the year were: president, Phyllis Brady, vice president, Lor- raine Meadeg secretary, Ruth Regenhardtg treasurer, Lucille Buland. Miss Mesen- Kop was the adviser for the club. Page twenty-nine