Senior high gossip column mixes names and mischief
A lively jumble of schoolroom rumors and social tidbits. Notes mention knitting by Willie Sims, seniors stealing notes, trips and crushes among juniors, and various students across classes. Names such as DeVere Tarvin, Marilyn B, and Bud Sundberg appear with playful scandal and questions about letters, rides, and possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Sims
al Hill
Naomi
McNitt’s
George B
John R
Emily’s
Ray W
Jeanne Shelley
Lynn
Margaret
Jack
Happy
Larry (Precious
Jan H
Forbes Phorbes
DeVere Tarvin
Marilyn B
Iowa
Bernard B
Assembly
Virginia Miller
Johnnie Powell
Little Rollo
Larry Wheeler
Locust Street
Magin
Healey
Burdette Miller
Louis Long
Keith Healy
Tom Magin
Jerry
Louis
Fay
Francis Cullen
Community
Dixon
Rock Falls
Louisville
Sterling
Marge
Harold Healey
Bud Sundberg
Mary Jane
Bob
Paul Bjork
Janet Ewbank
Senior Club Officers Named Wheeler Amshaugh Hoover Sims
Seniors Larry Wheeler serves as President, Jacob Amshaugh as Vice-president, Janet Hoover as Secretary, and William Sims as Treasurer. The quartet leads the student organization in overseeing events and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Wheeler
Jacob Amshaugh
Janet Hoover
William Sims
Student Club Officers Named for Juniors Group
Juniors reveal the new leadership with Bill Hill as President Sue Ulbright as Vice President Alice Darnell as Secretary and John Becker as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hill
Sue Rlbright
Alice Darnell
John Becker
Student Officers Named for Vernon Group
The list shows sophomore Vernon Frye as president with Don Fehrenbach as vice president and Mary Jane Geyer as secretary Norman Schuneman as treasurer Lyle Hall as president Gloria Brian as vice president Nora Olinger as secretary and Edward Gebhardt as treasurer for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Frye
Don Fehrenbach
Mary Jane Geyer
Norman Schuneman
Lyle Hall
Gloria Brian
Nora Olinger
Edward Gebhardt
Mrs. Marsh Traces Grand Ocean Voyage to Europe
Mrs Marsh recounts sailing on the Majestic of the British White Star Line from New York on June 29 for six days to France and England. She visits Cherbourg, London, Stratford on Avon, Scheveningen, Cologne, Heidelberg, Lucerne, Milan, Venice, Rome, Genoa, Nice, Monte Carlo, Paris, Versailles, and returns via London, Scotland, Montreal, and Toronto. George Beatty visits the University of Illinois agricultural engineering program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
White Star Line
New York
Europe
Normandie
France
Cherbourg
Isle of Wight
England
Needle’s Point
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Cowes
Southampton
Royal Yacht Club
London
Buckingham Palace
Tower
Westminster Abbey
Parliament Building
St. Paul’s
British Museum
National Galleries
Madame Toussand
Windsor Castle
Stratford On Avon
Shakespeare
Ann Hathaway
Oxford College
Eton School
Stoke-Poges
Grey
Harwich
Scheveningen
Wilhelmina
Holland
Mayence
Heidelberg
Black Forest
Odenwald
Lucerne
Switzerland
Italy
Como
Villa D'Este
Caroline
Milan
da Vinci
Venice
Titian
St. Mark’s
Florence
Athens
Savonarola
Dante
Beatrice
Michael Angelo
Medici
Pitti
Uffize
Rome
Mussolini
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Quo Vadis
Catacombs
Coliseum
St. Paul
Christ
Tito Schipa
Circus Maximus
Genoa
Columbus
Nice
Riviera
Monte Carlo
Paris
Versailles
Queens
Notre Dame
Louvre
Napoleon
Malmaison
Josephine
Marie Antoinette
Scotland
Melrose
Edinburgh
Lake Region
The
Trossachs
Ellen’s Isle
Loch Katrine
Abbotsford
Glasgow
Montreal
Toronto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hague
Peace Palace
Andrew Carnegie
Volendam
Zuyder Zee
Edam
Royal Library
Royal Villa
Woods
Cologne
Kaiser Wilhelm
Doorn
Coblenz
Rhine Province
Rhine
Germany
George Beatty
George
University of Illinois
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