Toulon Township High School - Tolo Yearbook (Toulon, IL)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION ▲ EARL COBB, President FRANK J. BIBA, SR., Secretary Joel Wilson John Webster John Armstrong C. W. Carter Dwain Wallace

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Ihe fola ALPHABET DEFINED A. Aisle—a place to put your feet so that the next passerby will trip and fall on his face. B. Book—something to carry back and forth between school and home to impress the teacher. C. Cotton—a soft white substance to be placed in the ears so as to prevent being awakened by teacher’s talk while sleeping in class. D. Dumb—what you always are on test days. E. Eraser—small, flat object to be thrown when the teacher isn’t looking. F. F—familiar red mark on test papers and report cards. G. Gum—a sticky substance to be chewed loudly in class. H. Hallway—place to meet your one-and-only during noon hour. I. Initiative—what you wish you had the night before semester exams—but haven’t. J. Judo—what so many of the girls of today are learning to do in order to capture a man. K. Knot—what all freshmen have between their shoulders. L. Locker—large metal object to be rattled and banged during noon hour; also may be used to hang your coat in. M. Magazine—something to be read and then be placed on someone else’s desk. N. Note—a means of communication by which jokes are passed from one person to another during study hall. O. Office—room in which the Warden passes out all sentences. P. Pass—what you do when the teacher asks you a question. Q. Quicksand—what you wish the Principal would fall in some day. R. Rest—what you get plenty of every night so that you will be particularly bright in class next day. S. Seat—wooden object on which to carve initials. T. Tack (thumb)—small, sharp object which when placed under unsuspecting 4 victim produces effect described under “Y”. U. Up—where you go when you sit on object described under “T”. V. Visiting—what you get two thousand words for doing in assembly without permission. W. Warp—what the teachers are trying to do to our minds. X. Xmas—means “Peace on earth, good will toward men” and VACATION! ! Y. Yipe! ! !—sound emitted by victims mentioned in “T”. Z. Z-Z—sound picture of Student on warm sunny day. Kirst bird Don’t you know better than to si I on this chimney. You’re getting dirty. Second bird—Soots me all right.

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FACULTY A D. K. HOWELL, B.S., M.A. University of Illinois Solid Trigonometry Democracy Principal C. P. PATTERSON, A.B. Monmouth College Band, Chorus CAROLINE LIPPS, B.S., M.A. Bradley University University of Illinois Typing, Shorthand Bookkeeping DENNIS HOCKING, B-S-University of Illinois Agriculture MADALYN STONIER I.S.N.U., Bradley University Art GUY A. DAVIES, B.S., M.S. S.I.N.U., University of Illinois Chemistry, Biology GRACE ELLIOTT. B A.. M A. Knox College, Univ. of Illinois Latin, Spanish, English VIRGINIA KELLER. B. Ed. 1.5. N.U. American History World History, Librarian I. F. LARGE, B.S. 5.1. U., Univ. of Illinois Mathematics, Algebra I General Science DOROTHY HAM, B.S. Ed. 1.5. N.U. Home Economics FLOYD STEVENSON, B.A. Carthage College Phys. Ed., Coach CATHERYN MATHIS DAVIES B.S., M.A. 5.1. N.U., Univ. of Colorado University of Illinois English, Dramatics MILDRED SCHMIDT Office Secretary