Tolono Community High School - Talisman Yearbook (Tolono, IL)

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GSP' I I Uflre U,'z1l1s11mn '1 X' '1 X XEWVXYX Xlxlxlx X 'Kg Donald Rowland after much dellberatlon leaves hrs dlgmty symmetry and 1nd1v1dual wag to Roy Rutherford and hrs romantlc gemus to Alfred Drttman Howard Rush leaves h1s heart s possesslon Mans to the care of Noel Fader untrl 1928 Clara Schweppe leaves her sweet drsposrtlon and her mathematrcal knowl edge to Sara Creamer l.aVanche Weakly leaves her muslcal and theatrrcal abrlrtles to Margaret Leslle and her gracefulness to Connle Whall Bernlce Wheeler leaves her extra avolrdupols to Hallle Wrlght and her package of Wr1gley s to Gall Mandrell Marguerrte Wlgner leases her conservatrve nature and her seat rn the assembly by Rex and Alfred to Phyllrs Crawford Tom Wrrght leaves hrs freckles and hls college arrs to Frank Revell We Leave To the Junlor Class our Senlor drgnrty may they uphold rt forever w1th all ser1ousness and gravlty ln sprte of the1r natural l1ght mlndedness and 1rrespons1b1l1ty We leave our blessrngs our tender memorres of our pleasant assocratrons together and a pledge of frlendshrp for evermore to the entlre T C H S In wltness whereof we the Class of l926 the testators have to thls our wlll set our hands and seal thls twentreth day of May Anno Domml one thousand n1ne hundred and twenty srx lSealD SARAH BATES Wltnesses CSeall F M P12TrRsoN fSeall MARTHA W DUELL CLASS SONG Here at the crossroads we re partmg Each one must journey alone Each one must choose hrs own pathway Burldlng from the days that are gone And when we face lrfe s stern battles May memory brmg us the slght Cf the dear old faces that cheer us Helpmg us e re to do the rrght Farewell dear classmates and teachers Here at the crossroads we must part Hope calls us onward to battle And we are ready now to start Blddmg us be true to our Motto And to our colors gold and blue But memory brnds us ever 1 o our dear old school and you F1 Ol lAVxxcllr WFAAI X 26 Treentu lhree K zz zz x ,z ':':: g 'z 'rx :: xf:: z zz' 1' ' - fziiifiixfi 1.1 if Q N VQQQQYAQ' M . l . 31 , , , , al Q5 Y 'xl gli . xl 5, . 'xl 'X . , , . VV' v 9 I tr . . . , gg 2 ' Z 5. ' xl y . . . . . im . . xl E ' . lxl C, rr F ' xl X Y . gil x . xl Vx. . . . . xl ' fiil lx, , .xl Ei. , , il E1 . . . , , . . - . 5- . . . . ' xl 5 l Fl 5 , Sl E4 - . 1 E 1 . . . . ' 5 . . , . . lxl A , , , .Xl 'Bl ' - lxl ,X - , V , gl X 'gl X xl X 'if' . M, Xl . xl gl 3 'xl gl lxl El lxxl lg-l . . ' 1 . lxl El Tffl lxi X . ' :xl f' zz' xl X. xj lx, xl ,xr Fe lxl llil lxl llil ,xl 71: xl X. xl Xl X 3 Y - xv X f :ze X ' xl X ' 2:2 x , ' ' ,Xl X . . x xl Xl . xl Xl ' ' xl 71. ' X11 X , G Vx, II zz, rr 'xg X ' ' e . . 'xl X 'xl X . s . .xl 35 s lil ZZ ' xl If A - . :rl .. . . 1 V xl zz . xl zz , :gl 31 . ' Xl X ' ' II' X - yi ' , zz ' ' . Y . l l' A ' A 1 1 V . V. . X 31 X 'J Zggigggjx 1: 2: z' 'x gg X za -' '-: 4: 'W 'fr H xg V-1 , . rf zz 'z 'xr az, 151215 ,x .izfx zzinfgg g mi Ei Qzgfxzwx 5111

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Cgkxxxnwx rxxlx rxm xxxxx mhgiahmumiw xrxxuxx xixmx gmxx xxHg5 SENICR WILL Teachers and Frzends Upon behalf of my cl1ent the Class of 1926 of the Tolono Communnty Hlgh School I have called you together upon th1s solemn and serlous occaslon to llsten to her last w1ll and testament and to recelve from her dymg hand the few glfts she has to bestow 1n her last moments She has trled to be just as well as generous and lmpartxal though she may qu1te possxbly be m1staken 1n her mventory She hereby grves her POSSQSSIOUS to you praymg that you w1ll accept them as a sacred trust from one who has gone before We the Class of 1926 IH twenty two 1nd1v1dual and dlstxnct parts be1ng able to pass out of thus sphere of educatlon wxth a crammed mmd well tramed memory and almost superhuman understandlng do make and publlsh thls our last w1ll and testament makmg voxd all former wllls or promlses made by us at a former tlme We dxrect that our funeral servlces shall be conducted by our frxends our all w1se and ever competent faculty who have been our guardlans for so long that the funeral be carried on w1th highest d1gn1ty and pomp and that our worth our merlt our attalnments and our good looks be duly ment1oned We do dxspose of the same as follows We gxve and bequeath to our beloved Professor F M Peterson our s1ncere affect1on our deepest reverence our heart1est gratxtude and our eternal memory 1n part payment for what he has done for us and our mexpressable admlratlon for hlm We want h1m to note each trlal each attempt each v1c tory and success of ours ln the arena of the world X A15 XXX SD? EWWW5if3YXYYYWEWWWEEWWVXWWWK EEWEWWFE5WWWWNWWWWWWWXWY Ri H I ' ' . ll W I ' lgl A3 ' . ,. ' I , , . ' , f g 4 V . - . . 1 , ,gr J I - ' . I Q 4 ll , .. sl . A . .- ' 1 ' . - g J . . , ' , . I U ,x J ' - ' f ffl - . . . - I I 9 ' ' ,, X I 1 , :xl 5 ' . . ixl ' i ' . - . . . - ' T l r 1 ,. 4 X l I ' ' ' I . . G . 4 ' . w . ' ' , Q A . ' ' . . Q . 1 I . ' . . - . ,j , ' . . - ' 5 l - f Q ' - . ' A ' Ixl I ' ' . - ' ' Q - ' - . - F 1 ' l . . . V l J ' 4 ' 1 . ' I , - , ' ' . 1 1 I ' - . E 1 . A ' . A Q V C I ,al ' ' ' . ' ' . rf fl I , - .4 ' . ' l l l . - I - ,xl . ' a - I I 1 . ' . . J 1 I 7 ' u l ' - ' . ' 115 . . ' - 'xl i . H V -I , vm ,J , . . - . . . . - - Q 4 1 - 395 - ' Im 'N el lzrrfrf, ml A 'rf' f 16415211111 tl Dslxl' :suis '3rl1or3.-1 Hmm 'rf 1 1, All fzqxm j xleilrf mil it rfatlxllwf' 33111114 I, mlm' 'wmrlrrl l1rl.2rl1rw1zxl,2rlxlr1!,r1'x'.r:1.2rlrrmf2xl1ru11.:c K X19-, QM L Bill JU We glve and bequeath to our dear Mrs Duell who has been our lovable and fa1thful sponsor durlng all four of our long years 1n Hlgh School who was ever ready to help gulde us and who has been our fa1thful fr1end as well as teacher the grandeur of our lastlng devotxon a sweet and unbroken succes sxon of restful mghts and peaceful dreams of her graduates of 1926 Mary Adams leaves to Blanche O Brlen the secret of her ab1l1ty to capture the male heart Paul Barker leaves h1s good looks and h1s determmatlon to Blll Parry Sarah Bates leaves her correspondence to Mlss Ireland Harry Bedlent leaves h1s d1gn1ty h1s knowledge of Economxcs Englxsh Art Sclence and the Unlverse 1n whole or 1n part to Katle Kerr We trust that Katherlne w1ll be able to survlve lf Glenn Colee leaves h1s athletlc bu1ld to Wlllard Koss Frances Daeger leaves her fires of ambltxon to Melvm Charles Mary Dax IS leaves her hearty laugh and her glft of gab to Agnes Starkey I-Iarrlett Duell leaves her consclence to George Gunn and a waste basket to Kermlt Osterdock and Tlppy Weeks Dorothy Kaskxe leaves her meek and humble dlsposltxon to MBFIOH Moore Beulah Kldd leaves her qulet att1tude and her w1nn1ng way to W1ll1e I-Iartleb Harold MacD1arm1d leaves hls experlence hxs knowledge of Webster and oratorlcal ab1l1t1es to Cllfton Weeks Frances Mac Donald leaves her romantlc d1spos1t1on to B1ll Bates and her knowledge of the Charleston to Lucllle Schwehm LOUISE Norton leaves her curly ha1r to Gretchen Wheeler and her sweet personalxty to Elva Boastxck Margaret Parry leaves her coquettlsh traxts to Isabel Bower and her College Dates to Hazel Horton Stanley Rmg leaves hls smlle to Florence Rexfsteck and h1s manly shyness to Everett Schlorlf IK, CBXECSEIJEXXXBIC JB! LMMM EABCEEEJEEE- Eli!! EIB Twenty two KciglixfxxlxizxxzxE5:VYxxx::'x'x'xxxxx:xxxxxlxx lib Ez:,zxlxhxxxwrxlxxlxxwxlxxxxhxxxxxxlz xFx: x mag

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HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1926 It xx as the second day of September 1922 a calm peaceful autumnal day radiant with the sunsmne of hope good cheer and joy ous promise that the Dirigible ZR 4 Tolono High School lay at anchor at Tolono The same old dirigible that had carried so many passengers to safety in the Land of Great Wisdom but this particular day stands out in the history of Tolono High School Many people galed upon it in great awe and wonder for they of Success As the airship lay at anchor on this partciular September morning familiar passengers began arriving Among them was a small girl with bright blue eyes dark hair and a cheerful grin commonly known as Peggy Then Harriett a small girl with a sweet look and a kindly word for everyone Mary Adams the belle of the group noted for her popularity among the boys Howard famous for his wit LaVanche for her charm Harry for his knowledge HaLel for her giggle Opal Barnhart for her smile Opal Reifsteck for her pleasing vsays Dollie for her doll like characteristics Louise with her curls Mary Dams with her casual grin Beulah Kidd who loved to study Marguer ite who was so determined Ferne with her red hair Bernice McDonnell Philip McDonnell Arlie Lewis Everett Colee John Bialeschki Gladys John son Glen Colee Nezzie Wilson Evelyn Barnes Florence McDaniel Elmer Hollemann Russell Parry Sarah Bates and Frances MacDonald The group was very enthusiastic over the voyage and thrilled to know that it was to last four years so with hopeful hearts and smiling faces they bade their friends and parents farewell Then the large airship left the earth for a four year absence on its voyage of High School Life The tr1p was entered upon with Mr Mullins as commander and Mrs Duell as pilot The first stop was in a beautiful green country called Fresh manland and while in this country the angel of death our took us and carried away one of our fellow voyagers Opal Riefsteck, Soon we suffered other casualties while in this country Florence McDaniel Gladys Johnson Evelyn Barnes Arlie Lewis Elmer Hollemann and John Bialeschki were lost in the Jungles of Algebra and Latin and we vsere forced to leave them behind. In the summer of 1923 we were forced to land. and upon resuming our cruise three months later our old ship was abondoned for a more modern and up-to- date one along with the additional officers Miss Burnside Mr. Weber and Mr. Rodgers. Our cruise now took us to Sophomoreland where we received two new passengers, Frances Daeger and Marguerite Syers. Time sped on and it was soon time for us to start again for a distant country. We sailed along peacefully for three months and in September 1923 we landed in Junior- land. In Juniorland we picked up three new passengers Marjorie Fisher. a girl with such winning ways that she was soon loved by all her fellow passengers, Thomas Wright and Stanley Ring. While in Juniorland, Ferne and Hazel sailed away on the sea of matrimony. Here Mr, Mullins, who had been commander for two years. left to command another vessel, and Mr. Peter- son joined us as commander, with Miss Starr and Miss Ireland as assistants. Twenty-four GS:'r1 ri'i5 31' x 11 If rr 1: an rr 31 21 x X X 31 22 Ghz Ezxliszuau EZHZIIZAEE DFZQEEIXIIXHICEVLREEEEEEEEWDBQZ V L v v Y Y l I 1 I f l Y A V Q '4 , . l 1 , v V knew that the Class of 19 2 6 was about to start on a trip to the country C 7 . v I ' 3 i i ' 3 A 7 ' I 1 H - I 1 . F ' I 3 ' ' V. . . 1 . Z j - ' 3 . 1 3 U 3 I Z 5 . 1 Y . . 3 . Y - V 1 ' D I ' 3 I . . 1 Y 'I - . Y 1 XfllililflxlffXilillgfflli ifixilil lj! K X XX XIX IX 11 xlxz lihlfixlkililli K X