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

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MGR Fi Ulm iflalisnum X X ex zfiaii 2: nagggggypi . 1 , -, PARTIES I FRESHVIEN The first party of the season was ln the nature of a wrener and marsh malloyy roast nlhls was gryen on the school campus the eyemng of Sep tember 25 1975 and the feature of the eyenmg was the xnrttatxon of the freshmen Approprtate outdoor games were play ed untll a late hour when we sat about the dymg embers of the Hre and related experlences 'IHE CHRISTNIAS PARTY The Chrrstmas party yy as grven by the .Iumors at the close of a pleture show The Lrghthouse by the Sea rn whlch the famous moyle dog Rm Tm Tm featured There was a Chrtstmas tree and beautlful decoratlons rn leeeprng yyrth the season Among the games played those most enjoyed were a peanut hunt a candle game and a cotton ball race 1n vyhtch the finals were run by Mr Peterson and Mrss Ireland the former berng ytctorrous Santa Claus who proyed to be Vlr Nelson came lat xn the eyenlng and rn hrs pack of toys found glfIS candles and frurts for all Mr Peterson was also presented w1th a beautlful glft from the Sophomore Class We are sure every one present had a most delxghtful ttme thts bemg one of the best partles of the season THE HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL The carnryal was held 1n the Hrgh School on the evenrng of October 31 1925 Numerous features were presented namely The Style Show The Negro Mxnstrel The Spook House a play Arla de Capo and the cake xx alk There was also a boxrng match parttctpated ln by Max Wrgner and G orge Gunn rn whlch Max got the bloodlest blow Other amusements were a flshrng pond and a corno game An eats stand was operated by the W Y W Club Ladles A contest had been ln progress all yn eek tn yxhlch a lung and queen yy ere to be chosen for the carnryal Those wtnnlng were Melvrn Charles and Harrlett Duell and at the close of the performances they were crowned lung and queen fzilu Mg1QA!,EE1ZJg1gyZ1glEJx. 111: JJ, r xxxy llllh X gjxtxwxwxgyggl J1: zz 1xx5x.xx. as IX N 1 ff' 1- 1 11 N N X X' I X L N ,X 13' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - X ' 'N - . . . f' 1 1 1 11 1 - X ' X, 1. . . 1 . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,xx 1 1- 1 5 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 X' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 N e 1 . .N N KN N 1. 'zz lx: vN 111 'N N I IX I e X X .X 1 . . . 'zz 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 'zz . , , . 1 . 1 1 . . gg 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1N .M . . lx ' . X gg 1 1 1 1 rN ff . is ' . ' 1: X 'N A egg: lx . . v. . V . . 1 ,1, 1 S 1 I I . . e A ' Le. P , 1 1 . . I4, IE! 1 ,N . :Q . . . . 1. 1 1 1 1 N ' 9 N ' ,cf 1 1 X X ,X lx lx, lx lv 51: , , 1. eff lx IX In - 1 , - - , , , - , In - IX 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 fu . . 1 I 'X ' ' 1 1 I 1 1 - lx: 1 ' 1 ' ly: . . . . Y . 1 1 1 1 lx e . e ,xg . . . N 1 ,N 1 - ,X . 1 1 1 1 1 ,X 1 ' 'X - 1 X x . . . . iz: . . . . N 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1- . Ax . 1 . . X 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 X' . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 AX A 1 4 A A .X 1 1 1 .xx . X lx 1 . 1 41- -1 w- ---wp 1-1-'Aww 1- Hg-vm --1 - ' ' r--- -A'----'-Y- Ywffmf '- -i--if ,,, V ,fi '- ' 1 .. X' fJ5K3!L.Qix X gK,::ezg5,'4,: - -. 1,51 ..1-....Q4 IYQECE I-.. L4Lf1.f1.eeE3

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my Ealigmfm ll! ' 'iz' li? THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET N The Girls Athletic Club gaye a banquet to their Mothers on the eyemng of March 18 1926 in the High School Gymnasium An lnterestmg program had been arranged consrstmg of solos by Margaret Lesl1e wlth Isabel Bower at the p1ano and a saxophone solo by Kathryn Kerr accompanied by Margaret Leslle Helen Ring and Kathryn Kerr gave read mgs The glrls of the club sang a toast to the Mothers Mrs VJ l Mac Drarmld gave a yery 1nterest1ng talk on athletrcs and the relation of Mothers to their daughters which was very IIISIIUCIIVG and enjoyed by all Varlous games were played includlng a basketball game mothers agalnst daughters which was won by the latter THE SEASONS MOVIES During th1s school year of 25 and 26 our Tolono High School has shown some exceptlonally good moyres We found th1s a line way to get the town people out to our school and among us as well as furnish them an evenlng of good entertainment The profits were used to buy dishes silver ware and also help finance our school Annual The first plcture shown was The Lrghthouse by the Sea on December 19 1925 1n which the famous movie dog R1n T1n Tm was featur d On January l9 1926 Johnny H1nes in The Early B1rd was shown and this was mdeed an enjoyable plcture Two weeks later on January 30 l926 Baree Son of Kazan was shown We saw Rm T1n Tm perform again so brrlllantly and are convlnced of his greatness on the screen On February 27 l926 we presented Johnny Hines 1n the Speed Spook The fifth p1c ture of the season was Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore 1n The Narrow Street a plcture Vvlfh plenty of comedy On March 13 l926 we had an other picture whlch pleased the children R1n T1n T1n IH Flnd Your Man Last but one of the best pictures the world has eyer known was America ln which more than one important star was featured Nell Hamll ton played Captaln Nathan Holden L1onel Barrymore as Walter Butler Carol Dempster as Nancy Montague Charles E Mack as the younger 'Wontagu and Arthur Dewey as George Washington helped the actlon Mr D W Crlffxth planned this PICIUFL at the suggestion ofthe Daughters of the Amerlcan Revo lution The eyents in the picture are filmed in the exact spots wh re the real events actually o curred America then IS an accurate as yy ell as dramat1c record of the eyents portrayed Every h1stor1cal scen IS played as it actually occurred wrth no llbertres taken for dramat1c convemence F L W Irftu one P' xx, lx xl lx . , . - . xl 5 Y s X , V xl . . . ffl 15 YZ LF e ' KU 3 ' ' . ' f e 1 , , iq IF xl V . . ,gg , - xl In . . , . . . xy B ' , EQ ix . . . E E- , . xi 5 . . . . 35 QI, , 'xl is , . If fx fktl .X til lx xl .X Q lx ' 3 '19 li :xl LE . . , , , QF 212 24 . , . ,jxl ' . Fil lx: . 2:9 IX, V - xl . . . . ,X xg IK ' ' ' ' lx! lkfl 'xl E1 , . i 'zz Bl - 4 4 - , , I ga li '15 Ex, , , - - 6 . gy K . . . 25 X. ll ,. . lx ' , ' , ' , xx' lx - v n v ll? . . , . . , . . xl li! v . - - ' 2:1 E1 . . . . 113 .. 4 , A 159 V X1 gg - - 4 1 , . . Ei. ' ' - ' 3 E5 - 4- 3 ,ef X T22 zij lx 0 Q ' f e , , :EQ w ' ea lil 1 ' ' - xl rv 1 , . xx ,X , 5 re. S, ' - zz- .. -y , x, Q. 1 ' , , ' f . e, 2: -x ' ' ' e ' ' ' . . . . 1 ' ' fi ,X ' :zj 1 1 ' 9 Q m - ,E . . . . '25 1 . ' A . 2 2 X WI Q21 , F , -' ' ' , ' as - . , A . xi ' ' . 9 xi zz, s V ' ' ' s ' e xi 21 zz iii xx lx Xt' :::',Q, 1925 ::,:x::z:::,z:,x::x,::::'::'aDM