Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

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Nlizmcixri Xlrv' Mr. Dixuu, Nll's.,Im1cs ll vvci' vuu rc ml X ' ffm ' +1 f Q fm . L . 4 ' L Q 'if Mrs. Jones and Mr. Dixon Q :mil stziv out uf scliuul,tl1e1'v's ztlwziys nut- thiuq vnu mu hc aura- uf- Nlrs .luucs will lic ziruuucl 1u5CCyul1. This was Mrs. hloucs' lirst yczu' :is sclwul uursc, :mtl wht' has fluut El hue Juli. Mr. llixuu can help you tix :muy spcccll clcfcct you may lmvc, us he is :lu export :it such things, su cluu't fmwfct that llLllllC'flXll'. llixnu. 6 Student Council .X 1'cpi'cs0utz1tivc lmucly cuuipuscrl ul :1 huy uurl fl girl lrmu czicli class lurius thc stuflc-ut muucil This gm'ci'iii11glmutly ul 47 with lllr. ll11SliiI1'Sllk'llJilll :ulvicc clifl :L liut- juli this yt-:ut 'l'l1csm-iiiuiwlziss 11-1mrcscutzltivcs wcrc Russell RL'gL'llllZll'I :mil iluuzi Nlzu- St. Lilzlir. Thi' juuim vlzlss V01ll'L'SClllIlllYt'SI lqlL'llZll'tl llullztuml :uul lxlllfllyll l:l'l1llClS. The wpliuiiiuix' clzlss i't-p1'csc-11t:L- tives were lmuisc lluiuistuu :tml l.c lilly lfuxg the lrcsluuzui Class, Sylvia llzlltuu zuul llxvight fx. Klutz. .S1ll:ug1, frnnz lrfl In rigllrl-l.miisc Humistuu, :Xuun Mac St. Clair, Marilyn lirziuciw, Sylvia llziltuu. Sltirlziirrgf, lrfl In 1151111--liiisscll licgculizmlt, liivlizml Hulluucl, Mr. llziskiu. llxviglit Klutz. l.t-lilly lfux. TIM' low' lX,n'fl4'lAlH7'

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Ufliee Staff Yernzi l.ee. Mr. llziskin Great Chief and Keeper of Birch Bark Records 1 lm' ellieient ulliee stall is ri great zlsset tp 5. 'lf ll, S. llpw mzmy times have lnewilclerecl fresh- man pr cligpilieml seniurs lurnerl tu Yernu l.ee lm' guiflzmce :mml lIll4ll'lllElllUIll ller elleerlulness makes us smile even when slne llZlllllSlIS1llI imexeusecl ulmsent slip. Nlr, lluskiii, superiiitemleilt ul seliupls, keeps llle llllllly clepzlrtmeuts uf S1lllKlWlCll lligll Tlllllllllg simipllilv. The Great Council XYillun1t the luyzilly :mil sell-s:1eriIiee ul lmqml members wlw keep the kiHllill'll lifes lmrning in urrler tp suppnrt tlie k'lllCl.lIllllS, nur tezlellersg the C1lSlUtll2lll5, wllu keep the tepee, nur seliuul, in gmail mwler, :mil the meclieine men wliu limk zilter nur llkflllll, we shuulfl lizive llll 5. l'. ll. 5. lmll:uis f XX e Sill' llirmk yum. liU.XRIII ,S'l4r11rl1'frff, lrfl lu Vi-tlllf Nlr. llrzxrly, Nlr, llnge. Dr, Dzlkiu, Mr. XYessmi, Nlr. k.Zllllllll1XYCl', Xl r. llaxll. Siiwllfzf, lrfl In Vlvjlllf Blr. llllililll, llr. flgilvie. P TIM' IU-lf' N1'flz'l'lUl'

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n Ppfzeciafion MR. EADE Mr. Eade will forever remain in the memory of the seniors as the man who saw that they had their right seats in as- sembly for four yearsg who conducted the chapel service every Monday and Friday morningg who, through his cleverness and wit, made many a class a delight, and of course we won't forget that it was Mr. Eade who initiated a new institution in our school-the detention room Qor was it Mr. Haskin?j 12 MR. HASKIN We, the seniors, wish to thank Mr. Haskin who has been our teacher, coun- sellor ancl friend throughout our years in the Sandwich Public Schools. We also thank him for his hard work in making our school what it is today. Such a rec- ord as our school has is only brought about by a good leader, a leader who is willing to make many sacrifices. Mr. Haskin is certainly our Big Chiefu to be proud of. 'wa , 6, Thi' 1947 Rvfirrfor