University High School - Clarion Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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Lennson, Hartley, Gregory, Fearheily, B. Farnham, Beam, Dabney, Beekman, Dycus, Hastings, Demetrulias, Green, Greeson, Albee. Cunningham. Humphries, Berry, Block, jannusch, Dalby, Anderson, Berthlett, Hyde, Harvey, Guritz, B. Aull, Johnson, French, Fairchild, Finley, Keefe, Bischoff, Ellison, Ellis. Maddio, Martcheniak, Wresenski, Lowe, Wzilsli, Knowles, B. Orr, E. Scott, V. Myers, Miss Stephens fspnnsorj, Zalimas, Von Allmen, Tallon, Rupp, Lowe, Sleevar, Thompson, Million, M. Stombaugh, M. Sorrenson, Poplawski, Rogers, Landis, Schneeberg, Mauney, Keltner, Wilsmin, Nelson, Parlor, Nnumann, Selders. l28l

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unlona All the World's a Stage Actors: Two juniors Scene: Lower corridor--Metcalf Well, Dick, I guess you're ready for a good vacation now, aren't you? You bet, Tcm. But, you know, I'll be rather sorry to leave this year be- hind. We had a lot of good times. For instance, think of all the fun we had giving our junior play, Seventeen! Oh, yes! It is a faw, faw bettah thing that I do. Aw, do you have to go off on that every time I mention the subject? Well anyway it was a good play. Do you remember how we rushed around selling those tickets? Speaking of selling, our candy committee certainly brought in the mon- ey by selling refreshments at our games, didn't it? They sure did. Well we put that money to a good use. Wasn 't that a fine junior-senior banquet we had at Maplewood Country Club? Yes, I guess that was the high spot of the year. It wouldn't do to forget the fine work our class officers did. Let's see, there was Wesley Stephens as president. Tom Stombaugh as vice-president, and Harriet J acquat as secretary and treasurer. That's right. They and our class sponsors, Miss Stroud and Mr.Poppin, certainly did their very best to help make this a good year. By the way, Tom, I see that you havea class ring with a set in it. Mine's plain gold. Well, Iguess each of us got what he wanted. It was a long wait for those rings, but they were worth it. And wasn't that an impressive ring ceremony we had? I hope everybody realizes the high standards those rings symbolize. I believe that we do. Well, Dick, I'll see you at the class picnic out at Lake Bloomington tomorrow. Okay, Tom. Be sure to go without your breakfast so you can eat your share of the sandwiches. I27l

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.Soho ho mom-1 Cilazm Guardian Spirits Convene The tower clock of Old Main has struck twelve, and in the second floor corridor of the Metcalf Building gather all those spirits that have guided the destinies of the sophomores. The Spirit of Miss Stephens, class sponsor, pre- sides at the council. SPIRIT OF MISS S. Spirits, we are gathered here to discuss the doings of the sophomore class. Sports seem to be very popular, so, Spirit of the Athletic Field, your turn comes first. SPIRIT OF THE ATHLETIC FIELD. Iam here to report well of the sophomores in athletics. ln all sports they conducted themselves ably and with a high degree of sportsmanship. Yes, the sophomore class did very well indeed. SPIRIT OF MISS S. Thank you, Spirit, and now let us turn from sports to studies. Spirit of the Honor Roll, what have you to say? SPIRIT OF THE HONOR ROLL. For me the sophomores have done well. They stand high in both studies and attendance. SPIRIT OF MISS S. And now I call on the Spirit of Parties. Spirit, what entertainments has this class had? SPIRIT OF PARTIES. They have had a class party of their own and have not only attended but have assisted in directing the all-school parties. SPIRIT OF MISS S. Spirit of Student Council, it is now your turn. SPIRIT OF THE S. C. I report that the sophomores have been very active on the Council and through their representatives have taken a real interest in school affairs. SPIRIT OF MISS S. Spirits, you have heard what has been said. Now we come to the last speaker, the Spirit of the Whole School. SPIRIT OF THE W. S. I have been saying this for many years, but I can do nothing but say it again. This is the finest sophomore class we've ever had! I 291