Senior Class Party Ends With Skates And Sore Feet
The seniors enjoyed a class party last Friday despite some stiff and sore spots from skating and bowling. A flat tire delayed the group but was fixed quickly and the party resumed with lunch at Nievar's Drive Inn. Drivers included Mrs. Lewis Warner and Mrs. Walter Smith, along with Ray Smith. A senior class meeting will set plans for Senior Class Day on May 16 and the yearbook cover colors remain secret though deemed pretty. Work proceeded Tuesday through Thursday of the current week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Warner
Walter Smith
J. L. Thomas
Ray Smith
District School Report Cards and Class Highlights
Notes on ready pages for run off and recent topics across subjects. Algebra covers fractions and sign changes with a test on the chapter. Biology begins Organs and Special Senses. English II reads South Toward Home and upcoming Machines Both Create and Solve Problems. World History reviews A New Industry and Social Order and government ideals including Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret W. Jadkdon
Summer Arrives as People Anticipate Warm Weather
Citizens express happiness as approaches of summer bring sunshine and positive mood. Local parks open earlier and outdoor events boost community morale.
Our People and Population Problems Chapter Reviewed
Students note a Citizenship chapter on Our People and Population Problems. A science film on electricity shown last week explained electron flow and related topics. English reports are due Tuesday, and with six or seven weeks left before summer vacations, next year brings sophomores.
Junior Senior Banquet Theme Hinted Amid School Trivia
Students at M C H S praised contestants in dresses and II rating pins. Billy Hamilton earned a II for a low voice solo. The junior class works on banquet programs while others wonder about the event theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Hamilton
M.C.H.S
Grong
Manito Illinois to Hold Village Election on April 19
Notice states election at Town Hall Manito Mason County Illinois for Village President Village Clerk and Trustees. Polls open 6 AM close 5 PM April 19 1949 with clerk C Winfred Willard signing the notice dated March 21 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Manito
County of
Mason
Illinois
C. Winfred Willard Clerk
Personal items note social visits across Illinois towns
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tackman of Canton hosted dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lederer and daughter Josephine in Peoria. Earlier Mr. and Mrs. Orin Wimmer and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bender in Pekin and Mrs. Opal Seelye in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Tackman
Canton
Ernest Beebe
Nelson Lederer
Josephine
Ross Tackman
Peoria
Orin Wimmer
Pekin
Frederick Bender
Opal Seelye
Atlanta
Local residents host and visit across several towns
Sunday and weekend gatherings connect families from Reno to Bloomington. Guests include Mrs. Agnes Gay Mrs. Opal Seelye Mr. Glenn Seelye and Mrs. John Starret at the Ted Bender home. Other visits feature Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bishop in Spring Lake and overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Budke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Seelye
Reno
Nevada
Agnes Gay
Rufus Guile
Ted Bender
Opal Seelye
John Starret
St. Francis Hospital
Lawrence Bishop
Spring Lake
Byron Budke
Ray Hill
Mildred Budke
Pexin
Glenn C. Gore
Galesburg
George Meyer
W. G. Gore
Eldon Keith
Havana
Leonard Graff
Earl
Also Mentioned on This Page
High School News
Greta Beebe
Donna Meyer
Jean O'Hara
Kansness Shirley Tackman
Wees
Charles Wilson
Senior News
Nievar
Man-Hi-An News
Speedliner Range
Lia
Universal
Central Illinois Light Co
Qonoa Brea
Qouchers
V.B
Vigoro
Kentucky
Manito Hardware Co
Manito, Illinois
Minstrel
Georgia
Manito High School
Zelda McPherson
South
Genevieve
Jean Marie Woodley
Jacksonville
Delavan
Circoo
Teke Sales and Service
Bernshausen
Court Street
Roy Friedrich
Don Legg
City
Burl Lawson
Pte i
Jenkin’s Rexall Store
Manita, Illinois
Johns- Manville
Lawson Bldg
N. Capitol
Russell McClintick
TONAX
Leemullion
Bette
Jenkin
Rexall Store
Fredman Bros
Court ST
Pekin’ Ill
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