Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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GREAT DANES Robert Stipe luanita Mueller William Stueven Tommie Iaclcson Willard Bueriger Dorothy Steffens Fred Korando Dorothy Weber Roy Katteribrolcer Gloria Saak Eldon Stewart Dorothy Van Meter Howard Cleve-nger Mildred Ehlers Robert Zarig Dorothy Le-hnhoff Fred Schmerbauch Melba Welae Paul Hopkins Dorothy Frazer N . 0 Cnrny says, t'Ir u'on,t bv long now and the Crvat Danvs will be moving out of the C. H. S. Doghousef' lU

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jk -.J . ' in CTW' if :L ,. 1 ., . . ' -t. ' ' .. J U ,Y .T.-..kgy-Q. A515 if' I1 -'J V' ' AH, L 'f f fl'- 4, .' - I' 1 n X H. Stanley R. Hutchinson M. Creager C. Scott E. Ballard A. Krums A. Weinrich E. Wheeler 1 , U I N , 4 - 1 ' KK V . 3 Q .FD U br Flaw X JW- x xl' JJ 1 J My J f HAZEL STANLEY . . . do you remem- ber the time I was in-'P RUTH HUTCHINSON . . . Home Ec lady of the faculty. TYIARY CREAGER . . . constantly fhounded by her many admirers. CLOVIS T. SCOTT . . . what man is greater than l'? . . . fashion model . . . Shhl Can he blush. ELOISE BALLARD . . . Quote, 'Tm from the South, Unquote . . . says she can do anything. ANNETTE KRUMSIEK . . . the little lady with the All-American smile and million-dollar personality. ALICE WEINRICH . . . Summit ad- viser and deliverer of education in general. ELWOOD WHEELER . . . A man after our hearts . . . maestro of C. H. S. , I Corny says, They're just dog-tired at the end of the day.

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l ROBERT STIPE . . N a man of very few words . . . has a quiet way . . . IUANITA MUELLER . . . our editor . . . doing great job . . . WILLIAM STUEVEN . . . has a quick eye for a pretty ankle . . . TOM- MIE IACKSON . . . many admirable qiuiqlities does she possess . . . and an Irkh temper too . . . WILLARD BUEN- GER .' . . he proved to be one of the best men on the floor . . . DOROTHY STEEFENS . . . a girl who is friendly tl' all . . . so pleasant to be with . ,RED KORANDO . . . a lad from the country . . . DOROTHY WEBER . . . a bundle of good nature . . . a girl of many accomplishments . . . ROY KAT- TENBRAKER . . . an all-round good fel- low . . . a friend sincere and true . . . GLORIA SAAK . . . a happy girl is she . . . pleasant and faithful . . . ELDON Why so sober President Allison, Vice President Stueven, and Secretary- Treasurer Iungewaelter? Is it because in a few minutes you'll be returning to the study hall? GREAT DANES STEWART . . . has an eager eye for snake eyes . . . DOROTHY VanMETER . . . delightful to know . . . couldn't find a substitute . . . HOWARD CLEV- ENGER . . . quiet . . . clever with a hammer and saw . . . MILDRED EH- LERS . . . little Ferd . . . watch! . . . I may do something spectacular yet . . . ROBERT ZANG . . . he plays that old trombone . . . has a quiet way . . . DOROTHY LEHNHOFF . . . laughing her way through life . . . oh, baby . . . FRED SCHMERBAUCH . . . garralous fellow with a flair for history . . . MEL- BA WELGE . . . a blonde with a bru- nette complexion . . . PAUL HOPKINS . . . card shark . . . gets a brain throb once in a while . . . DOROTHY FRA- ZER . . . brother's best pal . . . wears a 1 perpetual smile. 1 1 m ti U' . ' 1 ' .' U' ,.v hi, . . . : re, - - Pu' J ' A I A' I .. f , Z-J - 'X l ' . ' - . A ,fi . 025, ...nf - ' VJ ,rf ' Q, Hr' - : W' . 11 t-fi-Qg,:fi- ,fn .fi M I W I 1. YV