Stewardson Strasburg High School - Comet Yearbook (Strasburg, IL)

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is ga THE REMINISCENCERH ggi? FJ CALENDAR SEPTEMBER -Registration day. -School started. -The Freshies are getting acquainted. -Long lessons assigned for the week- end. -It was too hot. No one knew his les- sons. - Tud Wilson and 01ie Green count- ed only 35 more weeks of school this year. 24 25 12-Dramatic Club organized. 13-We're afraid to write anything today it's Friday the thirteenth. 16-It's a great life if you don't weaken. 18-Ancient History test. What! So soon? 19-Freshman initiation today and were they scared. -Election of class officers and advisors. -Seniors started picking out class rings. OCTOBER 8, 9-All the boys are out broomcorn 22-Spelling contests started between the cutting. Sophomores and Freshmen, they 11-N0 teachers! No classes! HURRAH! ffffllfat Iffjifjllhow many Words they Teachers meeting. 28-G d I I gh J - k th Six weeks exams. OHHHHHHHHH! ogg? i?C0:,g'theep1alg,l:uOrS now e The Juniors started practicing their 30-First P. T. A. The Dramatic Club gave class play The Taming of Tuffy. a play. NOVEMBER -Election of staff officers for the annual. -Band instruments came back today. Do we have to listen to THAT again? -Books returned from bindery. -No class the first part of the first per- iod. Moving pctures in the assem- bly. 16-Junior class play. Tuffy will be tamed tonight. 22-Teachers meeting. 25-Band started practicing together. 26-Thanksgiving P. T. A. 27-Lillian gave the first etiquette talk in the assembly. Did we learn any- thing? 28, 29-Thanksgiving vacation. Its about time! DECEMBER ,Y -We nominate Chuck to the Hall o Fame. -Have you seen our rings yet? They arrived today. -Fern gave a talk on Manners in school today. -No time to write. -Everybody busy-or pretending to be. -The Seniors got their pictures and name cards. Give me a name card will you? Calendar 13-Miss Weber extends a cordial invita- tion to all to a Kid party at her home on the twentieth. 15-Paul Volkman gave a talk on Man- ners in Business. 16-The monogram pins are becoming quite popular. All the girls have one. 20-Christmas vacation starts today. More fun! Christmas party at school. Page 15 it A -A-,. ,T l l l ,l 'arf :I V M 'a T l l 14 ll s l W ffl Nl 22' il .M l ll .tl ll

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CM iii THE REMINISCENCERH S9 i QR ' ll il ee gli iw 1 l qi ww R uTi,f M E il ll , , will i , 1 ' l il l tv 4,-It lil VI 61.25 tw Dramatic Club 1. Louis Kircher, Kenneth Wilson, Paul Volkman, Herman Giertz, Gerald Storm, Virgil Rankin, Frank Glertz, Alfred Bingaman, Lowell Green. 2. Melba Terry, Grayce Schroeder. Hazel Bingaman, Opal Cox, Miss Weber. Lillian Wirth, Marjorie Storm Ruby Culver, Ruby Doedlng, Evelyn Ruth Storm, Ava Jean Griffith The Strasburg High School Dramatic Club was organized under the leadership of Miss Weber. The first meeting was held at Daisy and Thelma Collins October 4, 1936, in form of a Weiner roast. The fol- lowing officers were elected: President, Ruby Doeding, Vice President, Alfred Bingamon, Secretary-Treasurer, Ruby Cul- ver, News Reporter, Ava Jean Griffith. The following plays were given: A RADIO PROGRAM: Evelyn Ruth Storm, Ruby Culver, Marjorie Storm, Earl Renshaw, Lillian Wirth, Grayce Schroeder, Ruby Doeding, Herman Giertz and Hazel Bingaman. FIVE DOLLAR TRAGEDY: Ruby Cul- ver, Frank Giertz and Gerald Storm fGiven at the P. T. AJ AT THE POST OFFICE: fNovember P. T. AJ-Hazel Bingaman, Paul Volkman, Evelyn Ruth Storm and Earl Renshaw. DOLLEY GREY: fBefore the assemblyj -Ruby Culver and Herman Giertz. PRR? 14 THEY AUTO KNOW BETTER: CBefore the assemblyl-Earl Renshaw and Opal Cox. MAJOR BOWES AMATEUR HOUR: fAt April P. T. AJ-Herman Giertz, Lowell Green, Ruby Culver, Opal Cow, Earl Renshaw, Dolores Gaddis, Lavone Staehli, Evelyn Ruth Storm, Fern Reel, Ava Jean Griffith, Ruby Doeding, Hazel Bingaman, Marjorie Storm, Grayce Schroeder, Lillian Wirth, Thelma Collins, Faye Eileen Web- ner, THE NEIGHBORS: fWith Mr. Jackson's Musical programl-Evelyn Ruth Storm, Ava Jean Griffith, Faye Eileen Webner, Hazel Bingaman, Opal Cox, Marjorie Storm, Gerald Storm and Kenneth Wilson. BEFORE THIE MIKE: QWith Mr. Jack- son's Musical programl--Grayce Schroeder, Ruby Culver, Louis Kircher, Frank Giertz, Virgil Rankin, Kenneth Wilson, Opal Cox, Earl Renshaw, Lillian Wirth and Herman iertz. DI'aYTi1'lilC C lllh

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I5 THE REMINISCENCER? 3 ' X ' . 2 ii ia fi M i V it ii 'N I gi l E' . . .55 4 I . 1 ll if if HU- I, 'fi I1-1 i li ani. ui' 2- 16, 21-Picture taking for the annual. The 4-Time out to repair the camera. The 5- 6-Who is that tall woman in black? Why 11-We made plans for the box supper to- CALENDAR How are all the little New Yeai-'s resolutions coming along? Just fine we hope. 17-Semester exams. The Lord of Hosts was with us not for we for- got! For we forgot! poor camera. JANUARY 22-Who threw that chalk? Grayce gave the last of the etiquette talks. 23-Where are all you children? Frozen in? Sissies! 28-P. T. A. tonight. The High School en- tertained. 31-Teachers meeting, no school. Goody! FEBRUARY Dramatic Club broke it. Mr. DeLaurenti gave a talk before the assembly today. that's Thelma. day. 12-Mr. DeLaurenti gave a talk on Abc Lincoln. 28 14-Will you be my valentine? I will not. MARCH 9-Is everybody over the mumps? We hope so. 11-The mumpsy ones took the exams to- day. 16-We named our annual Reminiscen: 25 17--St. Patricks Day. We see a lot of 1- cer. What a name! 26 green. Babe Giertz informed us that there were only nine more 28 weeks of school. APRIL Be careful, there's a tack in your seat! 10 April Fool! 14 16 17 4-Juniors attended the bookkeeping con- test at Sparks and made a point. 5-White shoes were officially inaugur- ated. 7-Musical and Dramatic entertaining this P. M. 8-Pictures for the annual were sent off. Page 21 I hope the publisher wontt get 23 scared. 16 23- 17-Dramatic club pictures taken again. What happened to the birdie? Box supper tonight. 20- 21-Whose going to pay how much for whose box. 22-Mumps, mumps, mumps, whose got the mumps ? Everyone. 27-This is the day that Geek Biehler in- formed us that the Red Cross orig- inated on Red Sunday. Everyone who hasn't the mumps took the exams. 20-This is the first day of Spring but Mr. Jackson says it looks more like the first day of winter. The Staff had their pictures taken for the annual. Aren't we cute? -Mr. Dyer gave us a lecture on Ar- menia. It was very interesting wasn t it Chuck? -We took a mental ability test this morning. Ohhhhhhhhhh! -P. T. A. The Pana Baking Co. fur- nished moving pictures. -Six weeks exams. . -The Freshies and Sophies are making plans for their class parties. -Senior Class Play. I'm askeered! -Candy! Candy! 5c per box! Popcorn! Two for a nickel! Hiow did you en- joy your domestic activities, chil- dren? -P. T. A. -The Sophomore class party was a suc- C ESS. Cfllehdlll' i i