Tuscola High School - Tuscolian Yearbook (Tuscola, IL)

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26 T H E T U S C O L I A N SOPHOMORE CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLASS ROLL Jack Albritton Ernest Hood Pearle Archibald Freda Hopkins Mary Lou Bell Elizabeth Innis Charles Bostic Mildred Jones Cai’l Brian Irene Koehn Louise Cain Charline Lester Mabel Calimese Vivian Moon Gerald Campbell William Morris Oma Cedusky James Morris Ruth Clapper Helen Murray Melville Cook Everett Riley John Davis Eunice Roles Sherman Dobbins Dorothy Rose Ivan Fullerton Victor Ross Martha Gill Nellie Schraeder Carl Gross Ernest Smiley Weldon Hackett Amy Todd Orville Haney Clara Vaughn Willis Heacock Mira Voelkel Maynard Hine Paul Williamson

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28 THE TUSCOLIAN HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1925 On September the fifth, 1921, the freshmen, a class of fifty-one members were introduced to “Tuscola Community High School, members of the faculty, and fellow students.” The results of the class election held at the beginning of the first semester were: President, Juanita Haney; Vice-President, Ed Scheide-man; Secretary and Treasurer, Maynard Mine. Miss Pringle and Mr. Mac-Wherter were chosen class advisors. We also chose silver and blue for our class colors. On October the second, 1922, after a very delightful vacation, we entered as the Sophomore class and took our turn at teasing the poor freshmen. A short time after school commenced a class election was held and we elected for our President, Walter Fortner; Vice-President, Irene Koehn, Treasurer, Ed Scheideman, and Secretary, Dorothy Scoggin. For class advisors we chose Miss Webber and Miss Lindberg. Many from our class went out for athletics, several of whom made the first team in both football and basket ball. Those who were successful in football were Charles Bostic, Carl Gross, Dwight Moody, Frank Vest, Ed Scheideman, Victor Ross, and Paul Williamson, all fighting with the good old spirit. Carl, Dwight, and Charles were awarded their second T’s. Victor and Paul received their first T’s. The Sophomores who were successful in basketball were Carl Gross, Ed Scheideman, Frank Vest, Charles Bostic, and William Morris. Charles and Carl also received their second T’s in basketball. The girls are very proud of the new gymnasium and enjoy going into athletics too. They organized basketball teams and with Mildred Jones as captain of the Sophomore team, they came through winners of the girls’ tournament held on March 17 and 18, 1923. We have been very busy in activities but we have also found time to play. In the latter part of October, the Sophomores, went out to the Kas-kaskia school for a wiener-roast. We were well represented in the Latin, Gym, Dramatic, Madrigal, Radio, and Pederixor clubs. Besides the organized activities of the High School, the Sophomores are very proud of the fact that Clara Vaughn received the distinction of being made an honorary member of the Black and White Domino, she having written a play which took first prize at the close of the contest held by the Dramatic Club, during the month of February. The title of the play was “Bachelorines” and we all had the pleasure of seeing this little play put on by High School students, in the latter part of May, to be exact, the 23rd of that month. —I). H. S., ’25.