Tremont High School - Echo Yearbook (Tremont, IL)

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THE ECHO JUNIORS Rear row—Donald Kinsey, Russell Diers, John Gerstner, Robert Annasenz, Wilbur Cod- dington, Harold Becker, Sam Herman, Miss Scott (advisor). Front row—Eli Pflederer, Josephine Attebury, Helen Schmid, Emma Moser, Marie Fawcr, Dorothy Moser, Oleta Strunk, Harold Blue, Rayburn Becker, Oliver Green. FAMILIAR SAYINGS HEARD IN ENGLISH III I left my theme at home. I just didn’t understand the lesson at all today. That’s what it said in the book. Do you want us to take ALL that for tomorrow? I didn’t understand the question. My book disappeared and I couldn’t borrow one to save my neck. I didn’t read my lesson. Page twenty two

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OUTLINE OF JUNIOR CLASS Name Aim Expression Rayburn Becker To be a movie star “I say.” Harold Becker To be successful “Aw—” John Gerstner To be popular “No—” Russell Diers To be a basketball star “Come on!” Wilbur Coddington To become great “Say, kid.” Harold Blue To be an opera singer “Sure.” Robert Annasenz To get high grades “Oh, shoot!” Samuel Herman To become great “Play another one like that Donald Kinsey To be an athlete “Oh—” Oliver Green To be a teacher “Ya sure.” Eli Pflederer To be a farmer “Oh, what for.” Marie Fawer To marry a shiek “Heck.” Josephine Attebury To be a governess “Naw.” Dorothy Moser To be a stenographer ”1 don’t know.” Emma Moser To be a bookkeeper “Critics.” Helen Schmid To be a nurse “I’m pretty mad.” Oleta Strunk To be a novelist “Oh, Gee.” H O a w Chief Characteristic Nickname Sleeping “Beck” Grinning “Tuffy” Acting silly “Sockie” Talking in class “Cotton” Talking “Cot” Singing “Bill” Calm “Bob” Particular “Sam” Always in a hurry “Don” Reading “Bolly” Changeable “Butch” Fighting “Fober” Friendly “Joesy” Doing something “Dot” Whistling “Em” Smiling “Helen” Day dreaming “Leaf’ H S3 W W n a o VO to 00