Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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FACULTY DOROTHY HOLLAND. B E. Western Illinois State College Home Economics THOMAS R. DAVIS. A.B. and M.A. Illinois College University of Chicago Mathematics, Debate ALICE INGEGNOSI Whitewater State Teachers College Typing, Shorthand. Bookkeeping MASON T. EVANS. B.S. Western Michigan College University of Illinois University of Notre Dame Coaching School Athletic Director. Coach. Director of Physical Education in City Schools ELIZABETH H HOLDEMAN. A.B. and M.A. Aurora College Oberlin College English. Girls' Physical Education SUSAN GREER. A.B. Eureka College Northwestern University Chautauqua. New York (Piano; University of Chicago Latin. English The 1945 Reflector 9

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FACULTY MADELYNN ASHBAUCHER B.M.Ed. Northwestern University Public School Music GLENDON ARVIN. B E. Illinois State Normal University Northwestern University University of Florida Shop. Mechanical Drawing MARY ALICE GILLHAM. A.B. Monmouth College University of Illinois English. French. Library. Dramatics BEULAH W. SWENGEL. B.S. and M.A. University of Illinois University of Colorado University of Wisconsin Eastern Illinois State Normal Illinois State Normal University Social Studies. Speech Correction ROBERT F. KIMBERLIN. B.S. Eureka College University of Illinois Chemistry. Physics. General Science. Assistant Ath letic Coach LYNN G. HASK1N. A.B. and M.A. Ripon College University of Wisconsin University of Colorado Economics. Psychology BEN C. FADE. B.S. University of Illinois Agriculture. Biology 8 The 1945 Reflector

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First row—Harold Coakes. Charles Allen. Duane Johnson. Jack Benoit Second row—Earl Carlson. Dean Bagg. Dick Jones. Kent Goldbranson. Bob Scott. I.aVerne Vcrmcland Walter Scent. Third row—Martin Riis. Robert Rumney. Dean Houghtaylcn. Leo Fields. Robert Lewis, Robert Montgomery. Sixth Grade Safety Patrol The safety patrol was started in 1935 to protect the school children at the three crossings on Highway 34. During this time, not one single accident has taken place in spite of the fact that most of the enrollment at the school crosses the highway several times a day. In addition to watching the crossings, the boys escort the kindergarten, first, and second grade boys and girls across the highway and railroad tracks when they are dismissed. To be a member of the safety patrol, he must give up his time before school, at noon, and a short time after school. This is often times not very easy, especially when others are playing baseball, basketball, or something else on the school ground. All the boys are gathered together and elect a captain and usually three lieutenants, depending on the number of boys. The three lieutenants then pick their squad, consisting of six boys each. The ones not chosen serve as substitutes in the absence of someone. Each squad rotates, taking a week’s time apiece. The captain is on duty all the time. Way back in 1939, seventeen proud boys with black and white belts representing the Sandwich Safety Patrol had their pictures taken. At the time this article was written, eight boys are still in school, three are in the service, three moved away, and three dropped out of school. The safety patrol has made an enviable record: so keep it up. boys! 10 The 1945 Reflector