Anna Jonesboro High School - Wildcat Lair Yearbook (Anna, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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HOUGHTON Principal 3 6lClfl4g EMMA BRICKEY Social Scienceg B. Ed.,S. I. N. U.: M. A., U. of Ill. VEDA ETHERIDGE Mathematicsg Murray State, B. Ed., S. I. U. ALVA BYARS Shop: Adams State College, B. S., S. I. U. RUTH ESTHER HILL Librariang B. Ed. Kansas State Teacher's College: B. L. S.,U. of Chicago. ESTHER JANE CRAVER Home Ec. and Arty B. S., S. I. N. U. SAM HILL Commerceg B. Ed., S. I. N. U.g Football Coach and Ass't. Basket- ball Coach. DIANA DODD Englishg B. Ed., S. I. N. U. O. K. LOOMIS Vocational Agricultureg B. S. and M. S., U. of Ill. 4 ROBERT E. MANN Speech and Englishg B. Ed., S. I. N. U. OPAL ST EPHENS P. E.: B. S., S. I. U ARSICEL REESE Commerceg B. Ed., S. I. N. U. D. M. STROUP Mathemahcs, B. S., S. I. N. U., A. M. U. of I11.g Graduate Work,Wash. ELLA PICKLE SANDERS Englishg B. Ed., S. I. N. U. MARY E. SIVIA French and Lating B. Ed., S. I. N. U.: M. A., U. of Wisconsin. WILLIAM TOWNES Scienceg B. Ed., S. I. N. U.. M. S., S. I. U. Basketball Coach and Ass't. Football Coach ROGER SPEAR P. E.-I-Iistoryg B. S., S. I. U.gBase- ball Coach and Ass't. Football Coach. .TEWELL TRAINER Home Ec. and Geography, B. S., S. I. N. U. 5 GERALD WEBB Scienceg B. S., S. I. N. U. MOLLIE PENNINGER Nurseg I11. Training School KEITH WHETSTONE. Musicg B. M. E., Murray State: M S., U. of I11. BILLY PEELER Custod1an. CLARA BARTOW Act1v1ty Treasurer MAXINE. KING Secretary. FRED SMICK Custodian. AGNES SMICK Secretary ROSC OE SMICK Custodian 8I'll0I" 0,55 199 ROBERT CHOATE President BYRL BOYD V1ce Presldent JO ANN GOLLON Secretary J'UDY GURLEY Treasurer BETTY ANN BOWEN MIKE BROWN BETTY JEANNE BOYD ESTHER BURCHELL 7 BETT Y CLARDY LOUISE CRISSIP GLEN CONANT MARION DAVIS LEN CONANT GEORGE DILLOW WILLARD COOPER MARY SUE DILLOW 8 MARCIA FOX VALETTA GURLEY JOAN FRICK EMMA HILEMAN HAROLD GAR DNER MARTHA HILEMAN .TO ANN GROVES RICHAR D HOSS 9 JERRY HOUGHTON S. D. IOINER IVAN JOHNSON ROBERT KAR RAKER LOGAN JOHNSON GARY KELLEY CAR DWELL IOINER GERALDINE KOHLER 1 0 BETTY MC CLURE CARMEN MILLER ER LENE MC GILL DOROT HEA MILLER MARY ELLEN MALONEY HENRY MURPHY JERRY MERTES BILL MURRIE 11 VIRGINIA RINEHART EULA SMITH JANE MARY RENDLEMAN RUTH ANN SMITH LUELLA SITTER BARBARA STOKES MARALYN SITTER JOHN SWEET 12 GLENNA TREECE DOROTHY WIGGS MARY FAITH TREECE JOEL WINN PAT VAUGHN BETT Y WOMACK COR NELIA WEST VIRGINIA WRIGHT enior Acfiuifiea BETTY BOYD--Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,35 F.H.A. 2,45 Librarians 45 Junior Play 35 Local Honor Society 3,45 Home Room Officer 15 Class Officer 35 Biology Club 25 French Club 35 Cheerleader 3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Clarinet Quartet Second Place in State Contest 35 Band l,2,3. BYRL BOYD--Football1,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 C. Club 3,45 Second All-Conference Football Team 45 Biology Club Z5 Pep Club l,2,35 Mechanical Drawing Club 45 F.F.A. President 45 Baseball 45 Softball Class Champs l,2,35 Basketball Class Champs 15 Class Officer 1,45 Home Room Officers l,2,3,4. MIKE BROWN--Student Council l,2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Band l,2,35 Board of Control Z, 3,45 Junior Play,35 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club Vice-President 45 French Club 3,45 Biolo- gy Club 25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Scratches Staff l,2,35 Annual Staff and Business Manager 45 Exchange Assembly Program 3,45 Local Honor Society l,2,3,45 L.H.S. Treasurer 45 Foot- ball 1,25 Librarian 3,4. ESTHER BURCHELL--Transfer to A-J 45 Science Club 45 Pep Club 45 Scratches Staff 45 G. A.A. 45 Home Room Officer 45 Senior Play 45 Local Honor Society 4. ROBERT CHOATE--Band l,2,35 Class Vice-President 25 Latin Club 152,35 'Class President 3,45 C. Club 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Home Room President 3,45 Science Club 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Student Council 35 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, 4. LEN CONANT--F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Pep Club Z. WILLARD COOPER--Football l,2,45 Basketball 153,45 Latin Club 2,35 Home Room Officer l,2,3,45 Biology Club 25 C. Club 3,45 Industrial Arts Club 45 Boys' Home Economics Club 35 Officer 35 Librarian 3,45 Club Officer 3,45 Pep Club 15 Senior Play 4. LOUISE CRISSIP--Home Economics Club 1,25 Biology Club 25 Librarians 3,45 Librarian Secretary 35 Home Room Secretary 35 Student Council 4. MARION DAVIS--Band l,2,3,45 Senior Band Letter Club 45 Senior Band Letter Club Officer 45 District Music Contest 2,3,45 School Volleyball Champs 45 Assistant Director Junior Play 35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Prom Committee 35 Home Economics Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Home Room Officer l,2,3,45 Biology Club 2. GEORGE DILLOW--F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Senior Play 4. MARY SUE DILLOW--G.A.A. l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 Junior Play 35 Class Secretary 1,35 Football Queen 45 Home Room Officer l,2,3,45 Art Club 35 Secretary of Art Club 35 Volley ball Champs 45 Prom Committee 3. MARCIA FOX--Home Economics Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25G.A.A. 1,25 Junior Play 35 Sen- ior Play 45 Queen Attendant 4. HAROLD GARDNER--Pep Club l,2,35 Biology Club Z5 Student Council 35 Class Officer 35 Home Room Officer 3,45 Volleyball Champs 3,45 Home Room Manager Z. JOANN GOLLON--Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Board of Control l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3, 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Home Room Officer l,2,45 Class Officer 45 Local Honor Society l,2,3,45 L.H.S. Secretary 45 G.A.A. Z5 District Music Contest 2,3,45 State Music Contest 2,35 Senior Band Letter Club 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Exchange Assembly Program l,2,35 Busi- ness Manager A-J Scratches 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Football Queen Attendant 45 Band Majorette 3,45 Wau Wau Taugs 2,3,45 Athletic Association Secretary 4. JOANN GROVES--Biology Club Z5 Home Economics Club Z. JUDY GURLEY--Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Exchange Assembly Program l,2,35 Class Treasurer 45 Local Honor Society l,2,3,45 Wau Wau Taugs 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,35 French Club 2,3,45 Senior Band Letter Club 45 Student Council 45 Junior Play 35 Sen- ior Play 45 Home Room Officer l,2,3,45 District Music Contest 2,3,45 State Music Contest 2,35 Press Club l,2,35 Annual Staff 4. VALETTA GURLEY--Home Economics Club l,2,3,45 Home Economics Club Secretary4. BETTY HARTLINE- Cheerleader 1,25 Exchange Assembly Program 15 Chorus l,2: Pep Club l,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Home Room Officer l,2,35 Art Club 3. , MARTHA HILEMAN--Pep Club 2,35 French Club 25 G.A.A. 2. JERRY HOUGHTON--Footba11l,2,35 Letter 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Letter 3,45 Board of Con- trol 3,45 Vice-president 35 President 45 Athletic Association Vice-president 35 President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Local Honor Society l,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3,45 Student Council 1,25 C. Club 3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Press Club 35 Science Club 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 School Intramural Badrninton Champs 2,3,45 School Vol- leyball Champs 3.4. IVAN JOHNSON--Football 35 Basketball 3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Local Honor Society1,Z,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Home Room Officer 1,45 School Intramural Badminton Champs 2,3,45 School Volleyball Champs 3.45 Biology Club 25 Science Club 45 Pep Club l,2,35 C.. Club 3,45 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3,4. LOGAN JOHNSON, JR.--F.F.A. 2,3,45 F.F.A. Club Officer 4. ' 14 enior .xdcfiuified CARDWELL JOINER--Band l,2,3,45 Senior Band Letter Club 45 Senior Band Letter Club President 45 Latin Club 3,45 District Music Contest l,3,45 Biology Club 25 Pep Club l,2,35 Home Room Officer 1,25 Stage Manager 2,35 Exchange Assembly Program 35 Prom Decor- ating Committee. S. D. JOINER--Football 35 Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Industrial Arts Club 45 C. Club 4: Vol- leyball Champs 3,45 Biology Club 25 Band 1,2,3. ROBERT KARRAKER--Student Council l,2,35 President Student Council 25 Latin Club l,2,3, 45 Pep Club 2,35 French Club 35 Science Club 45 Senior Play 45 Band 1.25 Local Honor Soci- ety 2,35 Baseball 4. GARY KELLEY--Football l,2,3,45 Honorable Mention All-Conference Football Team 45 F. F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. President 35 State Farmer 35 Librarians 45 Biology Club 25 C. Club 3,4, GERALDINE KOHLER--Home Room Sports Manager 1,35 Home Room Secretary 25 Biology Club 25 Home Ec. Club 2.3. BETTY MC CLURE--Librarian 3,45 Home Ec. Club 25 Home Room Officer 4. ERLENE MCGILL--Home Ec.Club 1,25 Latin Club 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Pep Club 45 Home Room Secretary 4. MARY ELLEN MALONEY--Home Ec. Club l,2,3,45 Representative to National Home Ec. Convention 35 Home Room President 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Wau Wau Taugs 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Home Ec. Club Section Officer 35 Biology Club 2,35 Press Club 2,35 Scratches Staff Z,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 District Music Contest 2,3,45 State Music Contest 2,35 Senior Band Letter Club 45 Home Ec. Club Officer 4. DOROTHA MILLER--Chorus 15 Biology Club 25 G.A.A. 45 Home Ec. Club Z,3,45 Home Room Officer 4. CARMEN MILLER--G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,525 Home Room Officer 25 Chorus 1. HENRY MURPHY--Science Club 3,45 Industrial Arts Club 45 Pep Club 35 Librarians Charn- pions 45 Class Football Champions 2,4. BILL MURRIE--Football l,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Band l,2,35 Baseball 45 C. Club 3,45 Indus- trial Arts Club 45 Latin Club 25 Class Champs in Football 2,45 Class Champs in Basketball Z,3,45 Class Champs in Softball l,2,35 Class President 15 Home Room Officer 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA RINEHART--Biology Club 25 Home Ec. Club 25 Band l,2,35 District Music Con- test l,2,3. JANIE RENDLEMAN--Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 District Music Contest l,2,3,45 State Music Contest 2,35 Vocal Octet l,2,3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Secretary Student Council 45 Home Room Officer 15 Local Honor Society l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Exchange Assembly Program l,2,35 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Editor of Annual 45 Editor of Paper 35 Wau Wau Taugs Z,3,45 Senior Band Letter Club 45 G.A.A. 25 Biology Club 25 Press Club l,2,3. LUELLA SITTER--Librarians 4. MARALYN SITTER--Pep Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Biology Club 2: Librarians 3,45 Student Council 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Local Honor Society Z,3,45 Wau Wau Taugs 3,45 Home Room Officer l,2,35 Football Queen Attendant 45 Representative to the State and National F.H.A. Conventions 2,35 Club Officer 2,35 Chorus 25 F.H.A. Sectional Presi- dent 3. EULA SMITH--Home Ec. Club Z5 Home Room Officer 2,3,4. RUTH ANN SMITH--Local Honor Society l,2,3,45 L.H.S. Vice-president 45 National Honor Society 3,45Wau Wau Taugs 3,45 Press Club l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 PepClub Vice-Presi- dent 45 Biology Club 25 G.A.A. 25 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Student Council President 45 Scratches Staff l,2,35 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 'Home Room Officer 1,25 Senior Band Letter Club 45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 District Music Contest l,2,3,45 State Music Contest 2,35 Librarians 45 Exchange Assembly Program 3. BARBARA STOKES--Home Ec. Club l,2,35 Librarians 3,45 Home Room Treasurer 1,25 Home Room Secretary 3, 4. MARY FAITH TREECE--Home Ec.Club5 25 Home Room Treasurer 3,4, Home Room Sports Manager 2. GLENNA TREECE--Band l,2,35 Chorus l5 Biology Club 25 G.A.A. 45 Home Room President 35 District Music Contest l,2,3. PAT VAUGHN--G.A.A. 1,25 Home Room Officer l: Librarians 45 Pep Club 25 Home Room Sports Manager, 1. WEST--Bdnd l,2,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Exchange Assernbly Program l,2,3,45 Wau Wau Taugs 3,45 Local Honor Society l,2,3,45 Senior Band Letter Club545 Senior Band Letter Club Vice-President 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club President 45 Student Council 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Librarians 3,45 Press Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Biology Club 25 Scratches Staff 3, 4. DOROTHY WIGGS--Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Home Ec. Club l,2,3,45 Queen Attendant 4 15 enior C ami Jwdforg Days will come and go, and A-J will still stand, but the class of '49 will no longer walk its halls. Instead, we'll be on the outside looking in and remembering our own days within its cherished walls. We'll remember days filled with activity and memories that will never fade. As green Freshman, we entered the unfamiliar halls of A-J one hundred and twenty-two strong, backed up by excellent leaders and class advisors. Our class officers were: Bill Murrie, President, Harold Page, Vice-President, Mary Sue Dillow, Secretaryg And Byrl Boyd, Treasurer. How could a class fail to get off to a good start with the aid of such deans as Mr. David Stroup, Mr. Keith Whetstone, Mrs. Jean Boult, and Miss Clara Bartow back- ing us? From the first, our class provedistelf talented in scholarship and sportsg a promis- ing leader of the future. Our Sophomore year was started with a bang when our almost unscored-on football team had as one of its varsity members, Harold Page, just another member of our class, who succeeded in obtaining a cherished letter for his efforts. With the exception of Miss Ruth Esther Hill, who took Mrs. Jean Boult's place, our regular deans remained with us, and our new class officers were: Harold Page, President, Robert Choate, Vice-President: Betty Brooks, Secretary: and Ward Baker, Treasurer. As jolly, jolly Juniors, we entered the portals of A-J at last as upper classmen with all our Sophomore deans remaining with us. Our officers who carried us through this very busy year were: Robert Choate, Presidentg Harold Gardner, Vice-President: Mary Sue Dillow, Secretary, and Betty Boyd, Treasurer. Our class was well represented on the major teams in sports, four our of our first five in basketball came from our ranks. Janie Rendlemen, Ruth Ann Smith, Jerry Houghton, and Ivan Johnson were elected to the National Honor Soci- ety: four of the seven who entered the Local Honor Society as Freshmen and remained through their Junior year, setting a new record. Ivan Johnson, Jerry Houghton, and Robert Choate were elected to the Athletic Scholarship Society, showing versatility in both sports and scholarship. Our Junior Play, "The Goof from Gopher Gulch" created a mild sensation and will be remembered for years. In the cast were: Robert Choate, Ruth Ann Smith, Janie Rendlemen, Judy Gurley, Mary Sue Dillow, Mike Brown, Betty Boyd, Jerry Houghton, Jo Ann Gollon, Cornelia West, Marcia Fox, and Maralyn Sitter. We started our year as grave, old Seniors with the added help of two new deans: Mrs. Veda Etheridge, who took the place of Mr. David Stroup, and Mr. Roger Spear,who replaced our retiring dean, Miss Clara Bartow. Our Senior class officers, who were chosen to lead us through our busiest year were: Robert Choate, President, Byrl Boyd, Vice-Presidentg Jo Ann Gollon, Secretary, and Judy Gurley, Treasurer. For the first time in the history of our school, the basketball team, composed of five important Seniors, won the conference title, winning also places for Jerry Houghton on the first All-Conference Team, Willard Cooper,on the second team, and Robert Choate on the third five. For our Senior play, we chose the well-known play, "We Shook the Family Tree," which had as its cast: Robert Choate, Jo Ann Gollon, Henry Murphy, George Dillow, Marcia Fox, Maralyn Sitter, Esther Burchell, Judy Gurley, Ruth Ann Smith, Robert Karraker, and Willard Cooper. The class leaves behind a memory that will not soon be forgotten, a memory of happy days shared with all. We are now only on the outside looking in, but our minds see more than walls and rooms--they see four years of never-forgotten living. 16 .yn Wemoriam BETTY BROOKS 1931-1947 This page is fondly dedicated to the memory of Betty Brooks, Class of '49, Her winsome personality, her delightful friendship, and her radiant life endeared her alike to classmates and teachers. Though her life was brief, it was right in its fullness. 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Dillow Charles Dillow Dorthula Dillow Audrey Eiselmeier Donald Elkins Frankie Elkins Corydon Finch Jackie Fink .Timrnie Foster Ray Fuller Davie Griffith Neil Gurley ' Lowell Haire Bob Harrelson Leroy Harris Erma Hartline Billy Henderson Glenda Henderson Richard Henderson Terry Hindman Kathryn Hileman Anna Lee Hoffner Doris Houghlan Paul Housman Tom Hubbs .Tohn William Ice Gerald Jeremiah .Terry Johnson Naomi King Opal Knight Dorothy Lacy Eugene Lacy Betty Lingle Helen Ruth Lingle Mary Lingle Robert McDaniel Delmar Massey Carol Mainer Doris Manus Neva Marber Donald Martin Edward Meyer Marjorie Miller Imogene Miner Dannie Morris Nicholas Murphy Ollie Musgraves Mary Ann Navin Marilyn Nicholson Donald Noble Shirley Pippins J immy Ray Donald Rich Bob Robinson Harry Rodman Imogene Rogers Bill Romine Beatrice Schlenker Patsy Shelton Thomasine Smiddy Ralph Smith Wendell Smith Norman Snell Betty Snyder Barbara Speck Shirley Spurlock Donnell Stout Vera Toler S3 Wanda Joyce Treece J, .-- Iel J Q six? M? Wanda Lee Toler Horace Trammel Bill Trees John Tripp Joan Tygett Sue Ann Ury Orvil Vancil Wesley Walton Lucille Winn Jimmie Whitaker Velda Williams Maridee Wingate Nellie Wright Jerry Womick Hoyle Ayers Z5 iw- -Y 4 , Q. A ,I t A 'im x i 2 X if , vt K :A 'E QQ F is if Receiving Regional Tourney Trophy Football Queen's Float Homecoming Pep Rally .!4Cfl'Uifl'e.6 Marching Band in Homecoming Parade 27 ofafin 6 ug Members: Carol Lee Treece, Jane Coombs, Sarilda Jackson, Linda Casper, Pam Manus, Nellie Wright, Barbara Ligon, Erma Friese, Iris Garrott, Sara Bennett, Carolyn Davis, Pat Foley, Barbara Meisenheimer, Norma.Adams, Myrdel Johnson, Susan Nimmo, Jo Ann Houghlan, Margaret Keller, Ivan Johnson, Ruth Ann Smith, Janie Rendleman, Cornelia West, Robert Karraker, JoAnn Gollon, Cardwell Joiner, Erlene McGill, Jo Ann Tygett, Dorris Manue, Merridee Wingate, Farris Bishop, Vera Toler,Norma Mathis, RuthMurphy, Lois Ferrell, Kay Bigler, Dannie Morris, Cordie Fincy, Robert Crowell, Peggy Murphy, Anne Tweedy, Betty Brimm, Sue Martin, Helen Miller, Charlotte Mattheis, Martha Ury, Shirley Jean Smith, Shirley Keller, Lenora Norris, Doris Houghlan, Bobbie Brooks, Betsy Bacon, Sue Caraker, Bob Robinson, Harry Rodrnan, Dick Davis, Norma Hines, Ruth Webb, Sharon Womick, Joyce Gollon, Lynn Dillow, Ronald Batson, Rodney Anderson, Ralph Bradley, Tom Bacon, Jim Wahl, Jim Rife, Dale Bailey, Terry Hidman, Mike Brown, Jerry Houghton, Bill Trees. --""""' Consul Primus fPresidentj Susan Nimmo, Consul Secundus fVice - Presidentj Mike Brown, Praetor fSecretaryJ JoAnn Gollon, Quaestor fTreasurerj Cardwell Joiner, Trib- une fStudent Council, Representative, Jean Verble, Sponsor, Mrs. Sivia. Latin Club Christmas Caroling Z8 Wafiona onor ociefy The National Honor Society was organized in the United States in 1921, and in our school in 1937. Membership in the National 1 Honor Society is one ofthe high- est honors that can be bestowed upon a student. Five per cent of the Junior class and ten per cent of the Senior class, who are members of the Local Honor Society, are eligible. A Student must have an average of "B" for all the years he has been in high schoolg He must have attended this school for one year prior to his electiong and he must be a member of the Local Honor Society. Five teach- ers and the principal elect an eligible student on the basis of scholarship, character, leader- ship, and service. The Local Honor Societywas organized in our school in 1937. The purpose of the organ- ization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate good citizenship, and to pro- mote a balanced participation in extra-cirricular activities. The organization has two social functions which are as follows: an annual Valentine party, and the formal initiation ceremony. Mrs. Reese and Mrs. Sivia are the sponsors. mf onor ociefy 29 The Pep Club is an organization of students which strives to promote school spirit and sportsmanship. Members of the Pep Club make up the cheering section at school games. Mrs. Opal Stephens is the sponsor of the club, and it has a membership of about ninety. The officers are: Cornelia West, Presidentg Ruth Ann Smith, Vice-President, Maralyn Sitter, Secretary, and Jean Verble, Treasurer. Members: Norma Jean Adams, Tom Bacon, Sara Moore, Farris Bishop, Betty Boyd, Judy Boyd, Martha Boyd, Ralph Bradley, Bobbie Dee Brooks, Mike Brown, Esther Burchell, Vae Burpo, Sue Caraker, Shirley Carhart, Linda Casper, Glen Conant, Harold Cooley, Jane Coombs, Joyce Cox, Zetta Crader, Jane Cundiff, Carolyn Davis, Mary Day, Deloris Dillow, Lynn Dillow, Gordon Dodd, Bernita Evans, Lois Ferrell, Pat Foley, Erma Friese, Elizabeth Fritze, Iris Garrott, Joyce Gollon, Jo Ann Gollon, Jane Gore, Phil Griffith, Doris Groves, Carroll Gulley, Judy Gurley, Irene Hartline, Norma Hines, Doris Houghlan, Sarilda Jackson, Margaret Keller, Phillis Lord, Gayle Liggett, Mary Ellen Maloney, Doris Manus, Pam Manus, Sue Martin, Charlotte Mattheis, Er1eneMCGill,IVl3.ryIVICIntire,Ba1'ba1'a Meisenheimer, Pat Mueller, Peggy Murphy, Susie Nimmo Lenora Norris, Betty Rendleman, Janie Rendelman, Shirley Russell, Bob Shepard, Shirley Jean Smith, Carol Lee Treece,Anne Tweedy, Lotrell, Tweedy, Barbara Vaughn, Ruth Walker, Alice Wall, Betty Wall, Merridee Wingate, Pat Woodard, Martha Ury, Robert Walker, Dorothy Wiggs. 30 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Pat Foley Io Ann Houghlan Betty Boyd CA QQPAQ 6! 815 A-I has had for the past year one of the best cheer-leading groups that the school has ever known. It started off at the first of the year with five members, consisting of Pat Foley, Sara Bennett Moore, Betty Lou Rendleman, .To Ann Houghlan, and Betty Boyd. These girls spent the first hour of each day practicing on many new and clever routines with Mrs. Ste- phens as their talented and experienced instructor. Due to doctor's orders, two ofthe girls, Betty Lou Rendleman and Sara Bennett Moore were forced to give up their cheerleading, so for the rest of the year, the remaining trio carried on alone. Every out-of-town rooter commented not only on our girls' exceptional acrobatic style of leading, but also on their very friendly personalities and on the unusual costumes which were copied after our own basket-ball boys' warm-up outfits. Our cheerleaders have led us very successfully through a busy sports' year. They deserve our most heart-felt thanks. The Freshrnen cheerleaders also were very diligent in their daily work and show ex- treme promise for years to come. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Martha Boyd Merridee Wingate Doris Rose Houghlan Farris Bishop l 3 1 uaic elaarfmenf Under the able leadership of Mr. Keith Whetstone, the A-.Tlvlusic Department accumulated quite a record this year. In the District Solo and Ensemble Contest, A-.T received eleven firsts out of eighteen entries. In the District Group Contest, the A-I Girls Glee Club won a first, as well as being selected as one of the outstanding events of the day, and A-.T Band received a second. A-J tiedfor third withHarrisburg in the District Contest for the coveted Sweepstake Trophy, having been beaten only by Mount Vernon and Benton. , We feel that this year's Band and Chorus are as good as A-.T has had in a long time. 32 OFFICERS President . . Stanley Elam Vice President . Jim Brimm Secretary . .Dean Williams Treasurer . . Glen Conant Reporter . . Kenneth Cruse Sports Manager . Glen Hankla Watch Dog . Robert Cerney Sponsor . Mr. O.K. Loomis jufure armerd 0 .America 1948 ' M MEMBERS: David Aldridge, Hoyle Ayers, Eugene Baker, George Bean, Jim Brimm, Byrl Boyd, Henry Bennett, Harold Boyd, Charles Brazel, Robert Choate, Johnny Conant, Glendon Casper, Glen Conant, Len Conant, Robert Cerney, Kenneth Cruse, Donald Choate, Beryl Clayton, Dennis Clayton, Robert Coates, George Dillow, Floyd Dallas, Stanley Elam, Donald Elkins, Frankie Elkins, Billy Graves, Dick Hoss, Glen Hankla, Dick Haire, Lowell Haire, Tom Hubbs, Herbert Huelson, Logan Johnson, Gary Kelley, Ira Keller, Clifton Lott, Donald Loomis, Delmar Massey, Olie Musgrave, Ira Musgrave, Bill Romine, Donald Wayne Rich, Roy Stevens, Donald Scarsdale, Wendell Smith, Ralph Smith, Frank Stout, Horace Trammel, John Tripp, Robert Walker, Dean Williams, Eugene Williams, Junior Woods, Wesley Walton, Jimmie Whitaker, Lynn West, Richard Young, Orval Vancil. The F .F .A. is an organization of boys taking VocationalAgricul- -- . A ture. The activities of the F.F.A. a f J include Livestock, Poultry, and it -f C r Grain shows, Public speaking 'W' mer Trips, Parties, Parent and Son Banquet, Athletic Teams, Soil Conservation, Work, etc. Some of the honors won last year were winning second in Public Speaking in Competition with the other twenty-six schools in this section. The Grain team placed second and the dairy team fourth inthe Judg- ing contest. Over S200 was won in F.F.A. shows. 'www .. 3 3 Contests, Judging Contest, Sum- Y f si g ,- l"el'lC , The members of the French Club are: Judy C-urley. Phyllis Lord, Mike Brown, and Janie Rendleman. Mrs. Sivia is the sponsor. Meetings are held in class time one day a month. Besides these regular meetings, the French Club held a French Tea at Mrs. Sivia's home and attended "CARMEN" given by the Metropolitan Opera in St. Louis. The purpose of the "SCRATCHES" Staff is to publish the school paper once a month. School news, features, editorials, club and service news, and sports, have been the contents of this paper. Members of the staff were: Carolyn Davis, Editor-in- Chief, Patty Foley, Vae Burpo, Mary Ellen Maloney, Donnie Foley, Harry Corzine, and Susan Nimmo, Page Editors, Jo Ann Gollon, Business Manager, Olis Tregoning, Printer, Lenora Norris, Lynn Dillow, Shirley Keller, Lois Ferrell, Shirley Jean Smith, Iris Carrot, Joyce Gollon, and Esther Burchell, Reporters, Deloris Dillow, Norma Adams, Carlene Cruse, and Barbara Meisenheimer, Typists, Diana Dodd, Faculty Sponsor. .Simffl 52, 34 CM The Science Club is made up of all the students who are taking either general science, biology, physics, or chemistry. This year the club had as a project the sur- vey of the woods west of the school. The officers of the club are as follows: President . . . . Robert Karraker Vice-President . . . . . Ivan .Tohnson Secretary-Treasurer . . . Phyllis Lord Sponsors are William Townes and Gerald Webb. The "C" Club is an organization of the boys who have qualified for a major var- sity letter. Plus the major qualification of1Z quarters in football and 32 in basketball, a boy must also pass the approval of each faculty member before joining the club. The members are: Paul Moore, Eugene Baker, Billy Gene Murrie, Robert Kim- bro, Glendon Casper, Richard Youngs, Gary Kelley, Richard Hoss, Byrl Boyd, Bob Shephard, Glenn Lee Hankla, Charles Ferrell, Don Foley, Freddie Sansom, Dick Page, Dick Haire, Donnie Verble, Jerry Houghton, Harold Hileman, Willard Cooper, Robert Hileman, Robert Choate, Jim Brimm, HerschelGrisham, S. D. Joiner, Stan- 14-EY Elam, D816 Pitts. Ivan Johnson. Sponsors are Sam Hill, Roger Spear, and William Townes. CLA 35 unior pfag STRANGER IN THE NIGHT Characters Sylvia Lee . . ..... . . Phyllis Lord Mable Crane . Carolyn Davis Grant Terry . Ralph Bradley J. T. Rutledge . . . Dick Haire Velda Stevens . . Pat Foley Clifford Newkirk . . . Dale Pitts Nona Pollard . . . Pat Woodard Eddie Beach . William Keller Rose Jordan . . . . Kay Bigler Sam Fisk. . . Glendon Casper Marcella Bender . . Jane Cundiff Sandra King . Deloris Dillow Director ..... . . . Mr. Robert Mann Assistant Directors . . . Barbara Meisenheimer Susan Nimmo Stage Managers . ....... Ralph Bradley 'lk enior may WE SHOOK THE. FAMILY TR Hildegarde .Timmy . . Bob . . Sally . Mother . . Father . . Ellie Mae . J'i11 . . . Freddie . Mr. Shermer . , Mrs. Shermer . . . Paige Mason. . Director . Assistant Directors . Stage Manag . .ToAnn Gollon . Henry Murphy . George Dillow Esther Burchell . . .Tudy Gurley .Willard Cooper . Maralyn Sitter . . Marcia Fox . Robert Choate Robert Karraker .Ruth Ann Smith . .Betty Brimm Mr. Robert Mann . Marion Davis Cornelia West Cardwell Joiner jufure omema em of America F.H.A. is a national organization of pupils who study homemaking in .Tunior and Senior high schools. They work together for better and happier home life for everyone. They think that helping to make happy homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing that you can do for democracy. The following are members: Betty Aaron, Martha Boyd, Mary Boyd, Pauline Boyd, Betty Boyd, Frances Bowen, Barbara Cruse, Ethel Choate, Anita Coats, Car- lene Cruse, Louise Crippip, Doris Dale, Deloris Dillow, Marion Davis, Marcia Fox, Pat Ferguson, Valetta Gurley, Birdianne Groves, Dorothy Wiggs, Myra Lee Gurley, Ernestine Housman, Anna Jones, Gayle Liggett, Doris McClure, Mary Ellen Maloney, Helen Miller, Dorotha Miller, Pat Mueller, Marcielle Miller, Shirley Russell, Irnogene Rogers, Thomasine Smiddy, Pat Shelton, Maralyn Sitter, Ioan Tweedy, Lotre1lTWeedy, Sue Ury. LOCAL OFFICERS President, Carlene Cruseg Vice- President, Deloris Dillowg Secre- tary, Valetta Gurley, Treasurer, Martha Boyd, Chairman of Pro- jects, Doris Daleg Chairman of Relations, Dorothy Miller, Chair- man of Recreation, Marion Davisg Parliamentarian, Frances Bowen, Student Council, Maralyn Sitterg Reporter, Pauline Boyd, Publicity Chairman, Mary Ellen Maloney, Chapter Mothers, Mrs. Alva Byars and Mrs. William Townesg Spon- sors, Miss Jewell Trainer and l Miss Esther Ian Craver. 38 OFFICERS President . . Ruth Ann Smith Vice President - Mike Brown Secretary . .Janie Rendleman Treasurer . . Maralyn Sitter Lgiucfenf Counci The purpose of the Student Council is to promote and encourage student participation in school government. One Member is elected by popular vote from each home room and from every organization with a membership of at least twenty members. During the past year the Student Council worked with the faculty, discussing problems that concerned both the faculty and the students. Other projects sponsored by the Student Council were: milk sales, improvement of school building and grounds, drawing up a new constitution, assisting the faculty during the Regional Tourney, and a Youth Conference, held especially to discuss the problems of high school students today. Members are: Louise Crissip, Cornelia West, Judy Gurley, Glenn Lee Hankla, Donald Chase, Bob Robinson, Bob Kimbro, Ralph Bradley, Ronell Gurley, Frank Rodman, Susan Nimmo, Evelyn Boyd, Jean Verble, Lois Ferrell, Dorothy Lacy, Gordon Dodd, Dick Page Jim Wahl, Mary Ellen Malon- ey, and Norman Snell. 39 U" if Q LC 5JOCl6L LOI'l 'f ' ,Mfr ' f' The Girls' Athletic Association, sponsored by Mrs. Opal Stephens, has about sixty mem- bers this year. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate interest in girls' athletics, and to standardize and promote ideals of health and sportsmanship inschoolsthroughout the State of Illinois. Points are awarded for participation in volleyball, skating, basketball, soft- ball, and other athletic activities. Athletic letters are given for the accumulation of these points. Our G.A.A. sponsored one play-day, and participated in two at other schools. Three girls will be sent to G.A.A. camp at Alton, Illinois. Some of the social events were a hobo party, a mother-daughter potluck dinner followed by the initiation of the new members, a sweetheart dance, and a dance for the football and basketball boys. A banquet will be held near the end of school to install the officers for next year, and to give the awards earned during this year. BOTTOM ROW, Left to right: Lynn Dillow, Norma Hines, Merridee Wingate, Esther Bur- chell, Irene Hartline, Ruth Walker, Erlene McGill, Shirley Smith, and Carolyn Davis. SEC- OND ROW: Betty Rendleman, Anna Jones, Lois Ferrell, Doris Nimmo, Lotrell Tweedy, Norma Adams, Barbara Meisenheimer, .Tanet Shaffer, Dorotha Miller. THIRD ROW: Sue Carraker, JoyceGollon, ShirleyKeller, Lenora Norris, Deloris Dillow, CarleneCruse, Opal Knight, Martha Ury. FOURTH ROW: Sue Martin, Iris Garrott, Glenna Treece, Doris Dale, Phyllis Lord, Mrs. Opal Stephens. TOM ROW, Left to right: Phyl- Lord, Secretary - Treasurer, etty Rendleman, Vice - President, y Daivs, President, Barbara imer, Recording Secretar- . SECOND ROW: Carlene Cruse, olleyball Manager, Deloris Dillow, ll Manager, Shirley Smith, Manager, Janet Shaffer, ting Manager. 40 oggfafg Cu! OFFICERS President . . . ..... . Donald Page Vice-President . . . Paul Moore Secretary . . . . Neal Gilliam Sponsor ........... Mr. Alva Byars MEMBERS: Ruth Ann Smith, Henry Murphy, Doris Dale, Mike Brown, Betty Boyd, Betty Mc- Clure, Maralyn Sitter, Cornelia West, Pat Vaughn, Gary Kelley, Barbara Stokes, Willard Cooper, Louise Crissip, Luella Sitter. ACTIVITIES: October 13: School Library Conference at Carbondale. October ZZ: Homecom- ing Float. December 21: Library Club Christmas Party in Home Ec. Rooms. May 8,9,10: Trip to Springfield as guests of Illinois State Library. Money was earned for transportation and hotel expenses through the sale of concessions at school. Miss Hill is sponsor of this club. OFFICERS President . . . ....... Maralyn Sitter Vice-President ...... . .Willard Cooper Secretary-Treasurer ..... . . Betty Boyd Student Council Representative . . . Cornelia West MEMBERS: Carl Barker, Eugene Clutts, Willard Cooper, Charles Ferrell, Myron Fuller, S. D. Joiner, Bill Lacy, Noel Lentz, Henry Murphy, RiChB-I'd Page, Fred SHHSOII. Billie Sim- mons, Lawrence Smith, Eugene Williams, Frank Stout, Byrl Boyd, .Tohn Sweet, Jerry Mertes. agncludfriaf .Arla 41 THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association en- deavors to promote various types of sports and to raise the money to support them. It is composed of all the students in school. Offi c e r s: President- .Terry Houghton: Vice-President-Bob Kimbro, Secretary-JoAnn Gollong Treasurer-Clara A. Bartow. BOARD OF CONTROL The Board of Control is the governing body of the Athletic Asso- ciation with the President of Asso- ciation as its presiding officer, and the Vice-President as one of its members, together with two repre- sentatives from each of the four classes. Members are: Mike Brown, JoAnn Gollon, Bob Kimbro, Carolyn Davis, Tom Bacon, Carol Lee Treece, Evelyn Boyd, and Betsy Bacon. Sponsors are: Clara A. Bar- tow, William Townes, Sam Hill, and Roger Spear. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The purpose of the National Athletic Scholarship Society is to foster high scholarship among boy athletesg to stimulate a desire for balanced training, to evaluate the ideals of sportsmanshipg and to develop more outstanding leaders. To be eligible, the boys must have earned an athletic letter in an interscholastic sport, have an aver- age of "B" or higher, and have ex- emplified the highest type of citi- zenship and sportsmanship. The members. for 1948 - 49 are: Bob Kimbro, Ivan Johnson, Robert Choate, and .Terry Houghton. ROGER SPEAR Head Baseball Coach Ass't. Football Coach SAM HILL Head Football Coach Ass't Basketball Coach WILLIAM TOWNES Head Basketball Coach Ass't Football Coach DEAN WILLIAMS Manager HAROLD PAGE Football Captain 44 JERR Y HOUGHTON Basketball Captain 1948 flmflaff Sym Starting his first year as head of the football team, coach Sam Hill faced the job of or- ganizing a young and inexperienced squad into a working unit. During the season the lack of that valuable experience was noticeable in several games, but the experience gained by the underclassmen in those games should prove invaluable in the future. This year's Wildcats displayed a quarter of two of very good football in every game, but were never able to hold the pace for the entire 48 minutes. The high point of the season was the game against an arch-rival Murphysboro team, who had an undefeated and llntied season record. The A-I eleven, which was given no chance whatsoever, completely outplayed the powerful Red Devils, and ended the first half with a 6-6 deadlock. In this half, and forward wall of the Wildcats allowed only one first and ten to be run up against it. In the second half, Murphy's depth and power began to show, and being unable to continue at their first half pace, the Wildcats were defeated Z6-6. Next year prospects look to be very promising, as seven of this year's starting eleven return. With the experience the boys and Coach Hill received this season, next year could being forth another of A-J"s great football teams. FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD A-.T 6 ...... . . . Eldorado 2.0 A-.T 7 . . '. Chester 25 A-I 0 . . . Carbondale 34 A-I O . . . Pinckneyville Z7 A-.T 6 . . . . DuQuoin 38 A-.T Z0 . . . Metropolis 6 A-I 6 . . . .Sparta 39 A-.T 6 . . . Murphysboro Z5 A-I 0 . . . Johnston City 14 45 HAROLD PAGE-Fullback A very hard runner and ex- cellent line backer. Played good consistent football all season. Harold was very out- standing in the Murphysboro game. Height 5'l0" Weight 185. RICHARD HOSS- Guard and Tackle The biggest man. on the squad Dick was used mostly on de- fense. With his size, he was extremely hard to move out of position. "Humphrey" per- formed ably throughout the season. Height 5' 8 lfZ" Weight 203. . i I enior ogffermen BYRL BOYD-Center Byrl, also being small of sta- ture, was, nevertheless, the mainstay of the ball team. From his position of line backer, he developed into a vicious tackler, and great threat to opposing runners. Height 5'7" Weight l50. 46 WILLARD COOPER- Tackle and End sity letters this year. "Coop started the season as a re- serve, but developed fast in- to an outstanding lineman by the middle of the season. Height 6'4" Weight 190. GARY KELLEY-Halfback Being the one of the lighter men on the squad, Gary made up for this in his determina- tion and hard work. A very good defensive man and block- er, he also was a consistent and hard runner. Height 5'7" Weight 140. Only Senior to earn two Var- 1948- Z1 iaibefdaff SW. 7 im Under their new coach, Bill Townes, the 1948-49 basketball squad set up an enviable record by bringing three championships to the school plus a record of 22 wins against only 7 losses, Early in the season the potential power of the A-J five was shown, when they led Mt. Vernon, a team to be later crowned State Cage Champs for an entire half. If not for a sudden scoring splurge by Max Hooper, All-State center, the Wildcats might have pulled one of the upsets of the season. Shortly afterwards the Anna-Jonesboro team journeyed to Dupo for an eight team invitational tournament. After defeating Staunton, Wood River, and Dupo in succession the Wildcats returned with the coveted first place trophy. The high spot of the season was the winning of the Conference Championship for the first time in the school's history by virtue of a ten won-two lost record for conference play. Highlight of the conference drive was the 44-43 victory over Murphysboro before one of the largest, if not the largest, crowd in A-J history. Anna-Jonesboro placed three men on the All-Conference Teams: Jerry Houghton copped first place, Willard Cooper received second five mention, while Robert Choate placed on the third team. The third and final championship won was the regional championship. In winning the title, A-J defeated Mound City, Thebes, and Mounds. ln the final game before a packed house the Wildcats swamped a good Mounds team 79-49. In this game Jerry Houghton set a new single game scoring mark for an A-J player by scoring 37 points on 15 field goals and 7 free throws. The former record of 34 was held by Tom Peeler, A-J star of '45, '46, and '47, In the sectional tournament the A-J five met a powerful Herrin team that had been ranked among the state leaders all season. Although holding a 3 point lead for the first half, Herrin's heighth and shooting ability were too nuch in the second half, with the A-J Wildcats ended up on the low end of a 51-43 score. This game brought to a close one of the best seasons in A-J history marking an amazing connback from the season of a year ago, which brought only four victories as against 17 defeats, to their present record of 22 and 7. SEASON'S SCORES A-J vs - WE THEY WE THEY Johnston City 27 42 Murphysboro 36 57 Pinckneyville 44 31 Metropolis 71 49 University High 55 26 Chester 49 43 DuQuoin 45 43 Pinckneyville 59 48 Chester 53 34 Johnston City 67 50 Mount Vernon 41 51 Murphysboro 44 43 MT. VERNON HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Sparta 55 39 Fairfield 57 50 Carbondale 59 44 Harrisburg 44 54 DuQuoin 42 48 McLeansboro 70 31 Zeigler 59 40 Collinsville 41 52 DUPO INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Staunton fOvertimel S7 53 Mound City 79 35 Wood River 43 39 Thebes 57 41 Dupo 46 32 Mounds 79 49 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Carbondale 36 26 Herrin 43 51 Sparta 52 31 41 WILLARD COOPER-Guard "Coop" being the tallest boy on the squad controlled both backboards for A-J. Held good rebounding "touch" on the ball, which resulted in many tip-ins. Next year's Wildcats will miss this boy plenty. Senior--Height 6'4" Weight 190. BOB BARKER-Res. Forward The only underclassman on the squad, Bob should prove out- standing in his next two years. A very good shot from out, he began to score well in the later reserve games during the sea- son. Sophomore--Height 5'9" Weight 145. ROBERT CHOATE-Guard "Shots " always had the abil- ity to come through when the going got the toughest. A1- ways calm, he was a consis- tent and dependable ball player. Senior--Height 6'2" Weight 155. DALE PITTS-Res. Center "Birdie" had a deadly accu- rate corner and side shot that was the best on the ball team. This year, however, Dale lacked the strength and stamina to go 32 minutes, and thus served only as a "spot" player. Watch out for this boy next year! Jun- ior--Height 6'Z lf2" Weight 140. JERRY HOUGHTON-Center The leading scorer for the Wild- cats, "Flooge" held a l7.4points per game average for the entire season. Used at the pivot posi- tion as a scorer and feeder, he was voted as the no. lman in the conference by c oa c he s and sportswriters. Also holder of school individual scoring record of 37 points in one game. Senior --Height 6'1" Weight 187. 48 BOB KIMBRO-Forward " Kinky, " although never a great scorer, was a good ball han- dler. With the experience gained ed this year, Bob shouldprove to be outstanding next year. Junior -- Height 5' 10 lf2" Weight 155. IVAN JOHNSON-Forward A-.T's best scoring punchfrorn out front, "John" could muster together a lot of points on one of his "good" nights. He, along with Kimbro, led A-.T's fast 6v break. Senior- Height Weight 140. ucrdifg ,Sena S. D. IOINER-Res. Guard "Deedle," playing his first year of Varsity ball, performed very well. A rugged rebounder and good defensive man, he was a great asset to the tearn's strength. Senior --Height 6-Z." Weight 160. 49 PAUL MOORE-Res. Guard Calling "Ping" a reserve is hardly just, since he played half of almost every ball game. Although small, his fight and determination often served as an inspiration to the entire team. Junior-- Height 5' 7" Weight 156. BILL LACY-Res. Guard Although not playing too much Varsity ball, Bill showed signs of ability in the reserve games. A good re- bounder, he will be the boy to fill Cooper's shoes in next year's line-up. .Tunior - - Height 6' Z." Weight 140. i A ,L ,- ' , , -an iw J Q 15 4 M L, if gg 2 - . ., A, , ,S 4 S -X 3 , ,if 45 S M, 33, hm Q A x2..,5wf Z D A f Q., ,PQ 3. 4 13 35 fi fm k J iwxf -Q A is A gui? fx! nw 1' a i.?rf L K K ,if H. K xg kk ' :leaf af, A J3 EIZSQLCJ Another sport had been added to the field here at Anna-Jonesboro this year. Upon the employment of Roger Spear as boys' physical education teacher, it was decidedto add base- ball to go along with football and basketball as the three major sports of the school. The interest and enthusiasm of the students was first shown when a large number re- ported for the opening practice. Coach Spear has announced that the team willconsist most- ly of underclassmen in the hope of building for future years. Although in the building pro- cess, this year's team has been showing up well in their opening drills, and promises a good performance this season. The schedule for the 1949 season is as follows: April 14 Chester Murphysboro April 19 Thebes There April 22 Wolf Lake Here April 26 Carbondale There April 29 Gorham Here May 3 Cobden There May 6 DuQuoin There May 10 Thebes Here May 13 Gorham There 51 Ayn fl"6Ll'l'llfLl"6l 6A6LIfl'll0ff BOYS' VOLLEYBALL Whetstone's Homeroomg Harold Gardner, S. D. Joiner, .Terry Hough- ton, Ivan Johnson. BOYS. TOUCH FOOTBALL Etheridge - Spear Homeroom: Len Conant, Henry Murphy, Glen Con- ant, Robert Karraker, Bill Murrie, George Dillow, Robert Choate. BOYS' BASKETBALL Trainer Horneroom: Stanley Elarn, D 0 nni e Foley, Robert Hileman, Glen Hankla , R obe rt Isaacs, Charles Ferrell, Dick Haire. .9l'lfl"Cll'YllfLl"Cl, CACtlflfll0f5 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Stroup - Hill Homeroorns: Maralyn Sitter, Betty Boyd, Ruth Ann Smith, Marion Davis, Esther Burche11,Cor- nelia West. GIRLS' BADMINTON I GIRLS' BASKETBALL Deloris Dillow, Carlene Cruse. Junior Class: Ruth Walker, Barbara .f ., : -j g, . 'V ,ggim K , f ' is ff, Y 1 1,ffa,g'2Sg?f'Q:g Meisenheimer, Phyllis Lord, Norma Adams, Deloris Dillow, Carlene Cruse. GIRLS' TABLE TENNIS Judy Gurley, JoAnn Gollon. Sophomore English Latin II Freshman English M49 Shorthand Arne rican History Ctrifieri General Shop Home Ec Chemistry Lab Library Chorus .,,,,. Left to right: JoAnn Gollon, Maralyn Sitter, Joan Houghlan, Attendants, Mary Sue Dillow, Queeng Dorothy Wiggs, and Marcia Fox, Attendants. omecom in Homecoming at A-.T this year was one of the best events in several years. Starting with a Pep Rally in the gym at 1:00, the day was one of continuous activity.The Rally featured the cheerleaders, talks by former A-.T football stars, a skit and yells. At 2:00, the parade began. Led by the A-J' Band, the parade consisted of floats from various clubs and groups. Highlight of the parade was the Queen's Float withthe six Queen contestants. Winners of the float contest were: First, Latin Club, Second, Industrial Arts Clubg Third, Senior Class. This year, a new phase was added to the Homecoming activities. .Tust before the game, a snake dance was held between Owen's Drug Store and school. Several short pep meetings were held on the way. The A-.T Wildcats met the Sparta Bulldogs for the Homecoming game. The A-.T boys were trouced by Sparta to the tune of 39-6. Immediately following the game, there was a Homecoming Dance in the gym. All about 11:00, Mary Sue Dillow was crowned A-.T Football Queen for 1948-49. We think this Homecoming was one of the best in A--T history because of the big response from the student body and townspeople. 56 Queen's Float Senior Class Float Mi .W ..,,. W Sites ,, H, ,..x-v Latin Club Float Industrial Arts Float Junior Class Float Cheer1eader's Float 57 I Pep Club Float F. H. A. Float Band Pep Rally Cheerleaders 5 Homecoming Dance 8 MM fllxflw DRINK Bottled Under Authority of the Coca-Cola Company by Cairo 5465 Bottling Co. CAIRO, ILLINOIS -I -""-I 'W-li 1? I 9001 0'-YS J. M STUDIU f GRANT COMPANY, INC. ANNA, ILLINOIS Official Photographer for An-Jo-Co-Hi 61 C mpumem of PRODUCERS DAIRY Anna National Bank DAIRY FOODS L A.4.. - : 1. k-.-4,-.- .,.- ..-., h . . ......-.-.A.A.-.A.s.,. 1 in w.'.-.-.- 1-T'-'T'-'11 ozposrrivrnsunrzo in Tho Foooral Dooosrt Insuranoo Corooranon 35 Q wlosr-rrNa.1'oN, o. c. 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