Victory Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Roanoke, IL)

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ECHO ORIGINAL CLASS Back row, left to right-Anna Schuler, Samuel D3Signe, Frank Sand Annabelle Schulthes. Sitting, left to right--Nettie Beer, Marie Sauder, Ada Moser, Ella Belsley PAGE TW ENTY - TWO

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R. V. I-I. S. KATHRYN SASSIO Katie I met the cutest fellow. EUGENE ZIMMERMAN HGene!9 'By his length ye shall know h-im. PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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R. V. H. S. Class Colors - Purple and White Class Flower - - - - White Rose. Class Motto - - - Quality, not Quantity. Senior Class Voyage Four years ago on the 10th day of September, thirty-two young people stepped on board the good ship, R. V. H. S. to take a voyage to the land of Greater Knowledge. As the ship stood at anchor, we were naturally very much interested as to what our journey would be like, and asked many questions of our Captain. He informed us that in order to reach our destination, at the end of four years, we should have to sail over four seas, which are closely con- nected. It did not take us long to become acquainted with our fellow passengers, and our able StaE of Seamenf' During our journey over the Freshmen Sea we, indeed, had many pleasures. One of the great events of this year was the Initiation Party, which was given in honor of the Green Freshiesf' On this occasion. we were led through the Room of Horrors,l' being introduced to Blue Beard's wives, Egyptian Mummies, and everything else that would fbe a part of Spook's District. , A Thus it seemed like our voyage over the First Sea was completed only too soon, and we were ready to start on our journey to the Sophomore Year. Our passenger list from this port was diminished three. Those' who did not sail with us were: Martha Ferrero, Daisy Fahnestock and ,Ida Mae Gassner. During this voyage we received many honors and took part in' several social activities. We received the trophy for the Inter-Class Tourney, this year of which fact we were very proud. ' Leaving the Sophomore Port we sailed over the Junior Sea. During this journey We encountered many adventures, which will be lasting memories to us. One of these was a prank, played by some of the members of the class, which resulted in the suspension from school for three days. The other two great events, of this year, were the Junior Play, Betty, the Girl O' My Heart, which proved a great success, and the Junior-Senior Frolic. On the latter occasion a lap lunch was served and the entertainment was furnished by the H Wilsonian Quartettef' the members of which have often broadcasted over the radio. We were the first Juniors to start the New Fad and were well pleased with the results. Thus our Junior year ended and we set sail once more for our voyage over the last and largest sea, known as The Senior. Those who did not sail with us this year were Ethel Oyer, who went to Goshen, Ind. and Earl Sorg, who went to Bremen, Ind. both to complete their high school courses. This year we have worked hard, on both our Annual, and play, Patty Makes Things Hum, which staged a great success and now We are preparing to land tonight at Commencement Wharf. PAGE TWENTY-THREE