Elmwood Community High School - Ulmus Yearbook (Elmwood, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1954 volume:

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Univ. of Iowa, M.A. Science WILLIAM TURNER LOIS TAYLOR Ill. State' Normal Univ., Western State College, B.S Social Studies Girls P.E. DELBERT MAGERS Univ. of Ill., B.S. ROLLAND CADY . RUTH MONROE Agriculture Bradley University, B.S. Bradley Univ. Biology, Science Univ. of Illinois, B.S Northwestern Un iv. Latin, E ngl ish BURDE TTE SWANSON Agriculture GLADYS PROCTOR PAUL VEGNA Music Bqnd Senior Baby Pictures .fa EQ ,F ,ma 4-M X - . 'sggmv 0 -. .. f if gf W f - . - -qu. rg: . SJ JR f.'gjw' L1- wwf? MMLZQXKMJM W yezfwf fi owl YY My My fm 67 E LK di WwMj K iffy fmwww . 5 ffl, QWQEMW wigs X C5952-mage DOROTHY ANN DUNN JAMES NIXON WILLIAM DIKEMAN 'DOY' "Jim" 'Diapers' Pfesi dent Vi ce-Presi dent Secretary -Treasurer sh-'dYln9 does no' fake Full of pep and non- Extremely busy, but all her time. sense too, does what quiet about it. he's not expected to. Class Hi tor One morning in September of 1950, 42 very green fresh- men wandered into the halls of E.C.H.S. The class officers were chosen at our first class meeting. They were: Bill Dikemon, President, Kenneth McAlister, Vice-President, and Beverly Dembinski, Secretary-Treasurer. Our lw0 parties for the year were a hoyrack ride and wiener roast and a skating party with the sophomores. ln September of 'Sl we elected the following officers: Jim Nixon, President, Dorothy Ann Dunn, Vice-President, and Virginia Hill, Secretary-Treasurer. Our parties for the year were a dance and a skati-ng party both with the sopho- mores. ln August of '52 we were back again, this time as iuniors and past the half-way mark of our high school life. We chose as officers: Dale McBeth, President, Marcia Norris, Vice-President, and Bonnie Rice, Secretary-Treasurer. We presented our class play, 'Seventeenth Summer," in Novem- ber. March was our big month. Our class rings arrived, we sponsored a bake sale, and started making plans for the prom to be held on April 'l0. The theme was 'Starlight Gardens." Gene Daley and Eleanor Nickeson were crowned king and queen. As this year came to a close, we were looking forward to next year when we would be seniors. August of i953 found us in the new high school. Our officers for the year were: Dorothy Ann Dunn, President, Jim Nixon, Vice-President, Bill Dikeman, Secretary- Treasurer, and Linda Kratzer, Reporter. We found another busy year before us. Our first party was the traditional steak fry. It was held at Bradley Park. At the end of the football season we sponsored a homecoming dance after the Princeville game. A pep rally was held the night before the game highlighted by the burning of the Princeville Princes in the huge bonfire and a snake dance through town. March 25, we presented our class play, 'My Little Margie." April l7, we were guests of the Alumni at the Alumni Banquet, and April 30, we were guests of the iuniors at the Junior Senior Reception. As the graduating class, we now number 38. We are proud to.be the first class to graduate from our new high school and are ready to go forth and make use of the knowledge we have gained in E.C.H.S. during the past four years. Colors: Maroon and Gray Flower: White Rose Motto: 'Climb though the rocks be rugged.' BILLIE BOOK 'Bill' Of easy temper, natural- ly good. SHIRLEY CLEMONDS 'Peach' Give her a lantern, she'll find on honest man. ADA ABRAMS 'Phyllis' Quiet - but oh my! JOHN BRIDSON 'Hank' Sometimes l sit and think. Sometimes I just sit. JEAN DeFORD Jeannie l've been a good little girl. ROSE DUNHAM 'Rosie' When one is truly in love, she not only says it but shows it. MICHAEL CROUCH 'Mickey' A boy so very mild and meek, even his shoes refuse to squeak. BEVERLY DEMBINSKI 'Bev' Always ready for o good time. JAMES FLYNN 'Jim' "Our naughty boy from Farmington with the million-dollar smile." CHARLES GARRETT "Chuckie" God gave us mouths with which to talk and l certainly use mine. KATHRYN GIBBS 'Katie' She looks like on angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. RONALD GOETZE llRonll Not as bashful as he JAMES GEBER 'Jamie' A man among so many children. JUDITH HAlNES 'Judy' There's a little bit of silliness in every good little girl. VIRGINIA HILL "Ginny" Naughty but nice. looks. RICHARD HARKNESS "Dick" Never iudge a man by his chest measurement, it may be filled with hot air. MARY LOU HOWARD 'Lou" Tired of school and its confusion, she is now some mun's illusion. DONALD HOWARD He talks, he talks, ye gods how he talks. LARRY JOHNSON arr I love fo wind myself up. I love to hear me go. RAYMON D K OLOWSKI n Raye The world knows noth- ing of its grearesf men. DALE McBETH g oo l didn t do if PEGGY MILES ll waters run deep. LINDA K RATZER 'Kracker' lt"s germy! JOE MCCOY 'Joey' I can be convinced, but it's a hard iob. JEANNETTE MORAVEK "Squirt" Give her time, sl1e'II get there. MARION O'HEARN 'Ruth' What would life be without ioys - or school without boys. - FANNIE MOORE Moorehead I clon't talk very much, but I think a lot. MARCIA NORRIS 'Morshie' Love is like measles, we all have to through lt. WILLIAM SCHOENBEIN The farmers are the founders of civilization. MARY LOU WEBER 'Lulu' Life is no ioke, boys either. BONNIE RICE "Ride" She's good when not otherwise. GEORGE SILZER 'Buddy' Small towns are fine, but me for the bright lights. DAVID WILSON GLADYS WILSON DIAN WINN 'Dave' "GladioIo' "PeeWee' Make much of me -good I know myself better Some things can wait men are scarce. than anyone. but not a date. ' Class Will 5 We, the members of the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty-four, being of unsound mind and infirm body, and having lost entire control of our faculties, but realizing that the end is drawing near, declare all former wills void, and do affirm this to be our last will and testament. SECTION I To The Faculty We, the Seniors of Elmwood High School, in order to show due appreciation and love for the faculty, do bequeath peace and quiet after four years of teaching us. SECTION ll I, Phyllis Abrams, do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Pat Chambers. I, Billie Book, will my gentle nature to Bernard Snider. I, John Bridson, bequeath my iob at tCisel's Mobilgas to Dick Neal. I, Shirley Clemonds, leave my clever iokes and witty ways to Franklin Keefer. I, Mickey Crouch, -do will and bequeath my I936 'Jewel' to Bob Shisslor. I, Jean Ann DeFord, will my ambition to be a bull- fighter to Ethel Beard. I, Beverly Dembinski, leave my daily letters to Darlene Crowe. I, Bill Dikeman, do will and bequeath my musical ability to Joyce Webber. I, Rose Dunham, do will and bequeath my engagement ring and diploma to Sandra Coon. I, Dorothy Ann Dunn, bequeath my winning way with the teachers to Larry Proctor. I, Jim Flynn, do will and bequeath my 'Cassanova' ways to Nathanial Mooningham. I, Charles Garrett, leave my ability to go steady, steadily to David Page and Carla Haines. I, Jim Geber, do will and bequeath my masculine build to Jim Martin. I, Kathryn Gibbs, will my position at the Gazette office to Sandra Clark. I, Ronald Goetze, bequeath my good grades and extra- ordinary mind to Brian Kiellenberg. I, Judith Haines, do will my frequent absences to Beverly Snider. I, Richard Harkness, -do will and bequeath my Hollywood mufflors to Larry Doubet. I, Virginia Hill, bequeath my priceless sense of humor to Catherine Mclntyre. I, Bill Howard,1do will and bequeath my curly hair to Bob Kelly. I, Mary Lou Howard, leave my ability to go steady to Carol Broadfield. I, Larry Johnson, would like to leave my ability to study to David Shindley, but on request of the teachers, I am taking it with me. I, Raymond Kolowski, do will and bequeath my long legs and lovable lips to Freddie Miller. I, Linda Kratzer, do will and bequeath my pleasant, quiet ways to Bobby Hayes. I, Dale McBeth, do will and bequeath my little red Ford to anyone who thinks he is rich enough to take care of it. I, Joe McCoy, leave my ability to remove big guys from in front of me in football to Stove Harding. I, Peggy Miles, do will my shyness toward the opposite sex to Carla Haines. I, Fannie Moore, do bequeath my lady-like manners to John Moody. I, Jeannette Moravek, do will and bequeath my flirtatious eyes and love af man to Sharon Sloan. I, Jim Nixon, bequeath my ability to get a ballet dancer to Mack Street. I, -Marcia Norris, will my senseless chatter and charming disposition to Patsy Morby. I, Ruth O'Heam, do will and bequeath my Irish temper and my ability to use my long fingernails to Judy Davis. I, Bonnie Rice, leave my first aid knowledge to Dorothy Remington. I, Buddy Silzer, do will and bequeath my farming md agricultural abilities to Gene Gilman. I, Bill Schoenbein, leave my willingness to help others and do a good job to Paul Korth. I, Dave Wilson, 'do will my hot rod to any freshman who thinks he is man enough to drive it. I, Gladys Wilson, do bequeath my pool hall to Melvin Cowley. I, Mary Lou Weber, do will and bequeath my shortness to Jock Enfield. I, Dian Winn, will my deep bass voice to Harry Sherlock. We, the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty-four, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Any slgns of sanity are purely coincidental. Witnesses: DMM Zjuwn Q 8 T3 'CK 0 'A Presidentfglllss of '54 gublllulm V' gage S civil fofQ54 H A Cul ice. rest ent, ass 0 an A 1,4j,ll'1an-I 1Mf'7am0l7 Secretary-Treasurer, Class of '54 1 Class TE Prophecq ELMWOOD GAZETTE May 25, l964 Class of '54 Reunion held May 2l. May 2l at Elmwood High was the scene of the '54 class reunion. The former president of the class, Dorothy Dunn, brought the meeting to order. Dorothy is now a Farmington resident and married to a farmer. The vice-president, 4Jim Nixon, gave a short speech on past school days. He is now one of the top insurance agents in the state. The secretary, Bill Dikeman, gave the minutes of the last meeting. Bill has quite a large Duroc hog farm out east of town. Next on the program was the principal of E.C.H.S., Mr. James Flynn. He had received several letters from members of the class who could not attend the reunion. The first letter was from Phyllis Abrams, -who is private secretary to an executive in New York. lt was also announced that she will be giving up her position as secretary, and be getting married before too long. The next letter was from the tall red head of the class, James Geber. He is now stationed over- seas in the navy. The third letter was from Mrs. Marilou Howard Wilson, who is living in Texas with her husband. The last letter was from Mrs. Linda Kratzer Simmons, who was unable to attend because she could not find a baby sitter. A phone call was received from Shirley Clemonds, who is a Wac. She said that she was to be discharged in a few days, -and would be getting married to a Peorian. The table in the comer was completely filled with teachers. All during the meal they were- seen discussing their many school problems. Among these were, Kathryn Gibbs, -who is teachin at E.C.H.S., Judy Haines, who is superintendent at the grade school, Virginia ilill, who is professor of English at the U. of l., and Jeannette Moravek, of the grade school. At another table sat the former basketball stars discussing old times. Larry Johnson, basketball coach at Bradley, is still the same, finger-chewing fanatic. Across from him is the balding John Bridson. He now owns several of the Mobil- gas service stations, and there is a rumor that he is planning to purchase more out of state. The old faithful forward, Bill Howard, was also there. He has a welding shop in the south-east part of Elmwood. Dale McBeth, who now sits in top engineering position in Chicago, discusses some of the old basketball games with Dr. David Wilson. Dr. Wilson erected an animal hospital in Peoria not too long ago. Across the room sat the former Ag students. At the end of the table was Charles Garrett. Charles was the first member of the class who married and is still the same happy Chucky. Next to him sat Mickey Crouch and Bill Schoenbein who talked about the new types of farm machinery. Buddy Silzer flew in from California and remarked that he has one of the largest Corriedale farms in the West. Ronald Goetze, another farmer, was also included in the group. Raymond Kolowski, who is farming south of town, is waiting for Lieutenant Mary Lou Weber. They plan to be married in June. At another table sat Bonnie Rice, who is Superintendent of Nurses at the Methodist Hospital. She, Fannie Moore and Peggy Miles, also nurses of the sur- rounding area, were discussing new drugs with Medical Technologist, Dian Winn. Also at the table with the nurses was Billie Book, who is now married and living in a twenty room mansion in Oak Hill. Mrs. Marcia Norris Neal, who was attired in her usual black, was talking to Jean De Ford, secretary and receptionist of a Peoria firm. At the last table Gladys Wilson, now owner of Wilson's Pool Hall, sat with Mrs. Rose Dunham Johnson, and Mrs. Beverly Dembinski Craig. Ruth O'Hearn, who is married and living in a log cabin in the woods, was also among the group. Joe McCoy, pitcher for the Cubs, gave a short talk on National League Base- ball. He talked as the guests ate dessert, cake which was provided by Richard Harkness, who owns a large interest in the Betty Anne Bakery. The class plans to have another meeting May 2l, T974. Uiiicer Nancy Hahn Bill Colgan Larry Doubet On August 2l, l95l, 4l freshmen started the first of four years in Elmwood High School. Our first class meeting was held and the following officers were elected: Gene Endres, President, Deanne Patterson, Vice-President, and Janice Rodgers, Secretary-Treasurer. Our parties for the year were a dance and a skating party both with the sophomores. ln the fall of '52, we were back as sophomores. The officers for this year were: Gene Endres, Presidentg Larry Doubet, Vice-President, Flor- ence Wolschlag, Secretary-Treasurer. As we entered our iunior year we also entered our new high school building. Our class now totals 35 members. Class officers elected were: Nancy Hahn, President, Bill Colgan, Vice- President: Larry Doubet, Secretary-Treasurer, Dick Neal, Reporter. This year we sold maga- zines, had a bake sale, and sponsored a movie. A new proiect of the junior class was the organ- ization of a school paper, 'The Elmwood Echo," which we published once every six weeks. Our iunior class play, "The Ruggles,' which was held November 20th was a big success. ln December our class rings arrived. During March we started making plans for our iunior-senior prom, which was April 30. We chose as our theme, 'lrlawaiian Paradise.' We are looking forward to next year when we will be seniors. i 1 1, . .' ,111 ' Q -152 1 Judy Bain Merle Clark "A'h 1 '1 7 g l-P sg? ffl :QQ ily? as -f:,. , I Darlene Crowe . 3 5 Nz a Eg 'X N2 jg? gi F 2. X, 11 . 1 ax 4, Xt S ii . mf it jg 4 Q S QEEESEFELEE .L ' - l Q fs Bob Harkness f- gg: 'tif 5E?i?Q5H?iEf 3 H s sw H E 'fi lg Y E EE if ev" 4 wa' A ill' f-Pfc.Q.Li,f Joy Key ser K. ,. , ' Qi -c . . if -,,. eff A S f'7 .ixff Ei Q.glif '2 44, gas: 15, ersq. L- r K V, :i - ' ' Judy Parker .1 Ka . ,sm 1 . N' ff , ' f SLE -- 5 Ni ' :Ps 1, 'V . 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SECOND ROW: Alice Stear, Peggy Broadfield, Beverly Snider, Shirley Walker, Barbara S ears, Mary Persak, Dorothy Rimington, Delores Whitmore, Larry Boyer, David Rodgers, Steve Harding, Danny McBetl:, Ada Jones. THIRD ROW: Leona Flynn, Pat Simpson, Vonda Archibald, Mary Colgan, Sandra Phares, Jackie Kilpatrick, Sharon Sloan, Charles Howard, Tom Melnfyre, George Whitney, Karl Taylor, Larry Cox, Pat Chambers. FOURTH ROW: Phillip Kratzer, Sam Jones, Dale Worley, Blair Haines, Mack Street, John Moody, John Cox, Bernard Snider, Dick Eccles, Jim McGuire, Brain Kiellenberg, Bob Howard, Carla Haines. On a fair day in September of 1952, 54 green freshmen meekly stared at the classrooms they would occupy for the next four years. At the first class meeting Mack Street was elected President, Ada Jones, Vice-President, and Bemard Snider, Secretary-Treasurer. Near the close of the school year we sponsored an all- school party at the gym. The class of '56 began its sophomore year on August 31, 1953, with 53 students. We elected the following officers: George Whitney, Presi- dent, Dick Eccles,Vice-President, Carla Haines, Secretary-Treasurer, and Diane Butterfield, Re- porter. We had no class parties this year, but the biology class took an interesting trip to Chicago on May 8. Fre hmen 4, ,,,,, M FRONT ROW: Betty Largent, Marilyn Cochran, Barbara Kell, Pauline Crowe, Linda Parker, Jim McCoy, Stanford Randle, Jim Strappe, Fred Miller, Stewart Lewis, Bill Andrews, Bob Hayes, Floyd Dunham. SECOND ROW: Sharon Ekena, Judy Purcell, Carol Smith, Betty Harkness, Celia Cowley, Beverly Griffen, Rowena Geeseman, Joyce Webber, Janet Harlan, Virginia Ekena, Judy Davis, Catherine Mclntyre. THIRD ROW: Mary Etta Pettaw, Janet Faubel, Mary Vance, Karen Kleen, Patricia Dunn, Frank Keefer, Larry Proctor, Gerald Eccles, Edward Cosby, Claude Spellman, Ronnie Coon, Larry Page, Robert Groeper. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Coulter, Richard Coon, Bill Crowe, Dale Patton, Tom Kilpatrick, Bill Robinson, Malcolm Bollinger, Noel Myers, Ronnie Brooks, John Wilson, Bill Travers, Everett Cape, Vernon Broudfield, Sonny Patterson, Maurice Stambaugh. On August 3l, 1953, 56 very green freshmen dent, Ronnie Coon, Vice-President, Linda Par- entered the shining new halls of Elmwood High ker, Secretary-Treasurer, and Richard Coon, School. Af the first class meeting the following Rep'orter. Our class party for the year was a officers were elected: Douglas Coulter, Presi- skating party at Brimfield. Special Honors Dorothy Dunn Bill Dikeman Linda Kratzer Valedictorian D. A. R. Homecoming Queen Queen of Prom D. A. R. Jim Nixon Kathryn Gibbs , John Bridson Legion Essay Blackhawk Queen Pep Club Awards Jean DeF0rd b David Shindley virginia Hill Mc C056 D0CiGm'-'NOD Free Throw Salufatorian Rollond Cady Assistant Coach Athletics Max Morse Couch A Basketbah rack FootbaH BasebaH shots Game Il 0f Football quad l l FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Bill Howard, John Bridson, Jim Forney, Dick Neal, Joe McCoy, Gene Endres, Bob Kelly, Dale McBeth SECOND ROW: Bemard Snider, Charles Garrett, Dick Eccles, Jim Nixon, Bill Colgan, Mack Street. THIRD ROW Harry Sherlock, Vernon Broadfield, Larry Proctor, Nat Mooningham, Claude Spellman, Danny McBeth, Steve Harding Stanford Randle, Larry McCoy, Bob Shissler, Doug Coulter. FOURTH ROW: Blair Haines, Gerald Eccles, Malcolm Bollinger, Richard Coon, Stewart Lewis, Edward Crosby, Noel Meyers, Bill Travers, George Whitney, Tom Mclntyre John Cox, David Rodgers. The Elmwood Football Homecoming was held October 23, l953. The team played Princeville for their last home game of the season. Before the game, Linda Kratzer was crowned Queen by Bill Dikeman during an impressive ceremony. After the game the seniors sponsored a dance in the gym. At ll:00 Linda Kratzer 'crowned John SEASON'S RECORD Starting off the season with a bang, the Tro- ians defeated Williamsfield 7 to 0 on our home field. - We tied Princeville l3 to l3, our homecoming game. The graduating lettermen are: Charles Garrett, Joe McCoy, John Bridson, Jim Nixon, Bill Howard, and Dale McBeth. Returning lettermen are: Dick Neal, Mack Street, Bernard Snider, Jim Forney, Bob Kelly, and Bill Colgan. Bridson as King. The attendants were: Kathryn Gibbs, Bonnie Rice, Dorothy Ann Dunn, Dian Winn, Mary Lou Weber, Charles Garrett, Joe McCoy, Dale McBeth, Bill Howard, and Jim Nixon. A huge crowd was present to enjoy the music of Woodie Worley's Orchestra. RECORD Williamsfield ---- 0 Elmwood - - - - - 7 Wyoming ------- 52 Elmwood - - - - - O Wethersfield ----- 32 Elmwood - - - - - 6 Galva ------ - - 25 Elmwood - - - - - 0 Walnut - -- --47 Elmwood--- -- 6 Princeville ----- l3 Bradford - - - - - 45 Toulon - - - - l9 Elmwood - - - - - l3 Elmwood--- -- 0 Elmwood--- -- 6 Charles Garrett Dale Mc Beth Bernard Snider Joe McCoy Eccles Dick Neal John Brid son 'hm N'xon Bull Howard Jlm Forney Bob Kelly Gone Endres Blll Colgan Ba ketball FIRST ROW: John Bridson, David Wilson, Dale McBeth, Bill Howard, David Shindley, Larry Johnson SECOND ROW: Steve Harding, George Whitney, Bemard Snider, Sam Jones, Sonny Patterson, Philip Kratzer. The first game on their new floor the Trojans defeated Wethersfield 40 to 35. This year hav- ing five seniors and one iunior retuming letter- men, they won IO and lost l4, a great improve- ment over last year's record. The graduating seniors are: John Bridson, Larry Johnson, Dale McBeth, David Wilson, and Bill Howard. The returning lettermen are: Junior, David Shindley, Sophomores, Sam Jones, Phillip Kratzer, George Whitney, Bernard Snider, and Steve Harding, Freshman, Sonny Patterson. VARSITY RECORD Elmwood Brimfield ------ Elmwood Farmington ----- Elmwood Wethersfield Elmwood Yates City Galva----- Elmwood Yates City Elmwood Alumni ---- - - - Elmwood Fannington - - - - Elmwood Walnut - - Elmwood Princeville 56 Elmwood Bradford - - 58 Elmwood Wyoming - - 69 Elmwood Dunlap - - - 47 Elmwood Glasford - - 62 Elmwood Wethersfield 48 Elmwood Brimfield - 43 Elmwood Walnut - - - 72 Elmwood Galva ---- 51 Elmwood Bradford - - 59 Elmwood Princeville 59 Elmwood Toulon - - - 30 Elmwood Wyoming - - 73 Elmwood Toulon ---- 39 Elmwood Regional Canton - - 55 Elmwood Junior Varsity The iunior varsity had a record of l6 and 9. They played in the Blackhawk Junior Varsity Tournament where they received a third place trophy. Bill Howard Dale McBefh John Bridson David Shindley Sonny Patterson Steve Harding Dove Wilson Larry Johnson George Whitney Phil Kroner Bernard Snider Sam Jones Jr. Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: Danny McBeth, David Rodgers, Blair Haines, Richard Coon, Douglas Coulter SECOND ROW: Mack Street, Larry Cox, Edward Cosby, Johnnie Cox, Bob Shissler. Track FRONT ROW: Mack Street, Steve Harding, Bill Howard, Charles Garrett, Phillip Kratzer, Dick Neal, Bemard Snider. SECOND ROW: Tom Mclntyre, Noel Myers, Gerald Eccles, Edward Cosby, Jim Lane, Richard Coon, Larry Doubet, Gene Endres. BASEBALL TRACK RECORD Our first meet this season was at Farmington with the host team winning first place. This year we went to the Galva Relays. Bill Howard won 4th place in the high iump. We also got 4th in the high hurdle shuttle, which included Jim Lane, Steve Harding, Charles Garrett, and Bill Howard. At the Knoxville Bernard Snider placed first in the Discus, Phillip Kratzer placed first in the Bas Pole Vault, and Bill Howard placed first in the high iump. In the Blackhawk meet at Galva Charles Gar- rett placed 5th in the broad iump, and Bill Howard tied for 2nd place in the high iump. Kathryn Gibbs was chosen as Queen to represent Elmwood at the track meet. ln the District meet at Peoria Bill Howard placed 4th. ball FRONT ROW: Nathaniel Mooningham, Larry Johnson, Joe McCoy, Charles Garrett, Jim Flynn. SECOND ROW: Dick Eccles, Douglas Coulter, John C'ox, Sam Jones, Bill Howard, John Wilson. Elmwood had baseball this year after an absence of two years. We did not do very well althoudt we tried hard. We had a record of l and 9. The graduating seniors are: Charles Garrett, Joe McCoy, Larry Johnson, Bill Howard, and Jim Flynn. Returning will be: Sam Jones, Dick Eccles, Bernard Snider, Mack Street, Johnny Cox, Doug- las Coulter, and Sonny Patterson. Scores Knoxville ------ Elmwood Wyoming - - - - - - Elmwood Glasford - - - - - - Elmwood Toulon -------- Elmwood Princeville Elmwood Knoxville - - - - - Elmwood Galva- - - Elmwood Toulon - - Elmwood Galvd- ' ' Elmwood Glasford - - - - - - Elmwood District Cuba - - - - - 7 Elmwood Cheerleader Basketball Jeannette Moruvek, Bonnie Rice, Kathryn Gibbs, Dian Winn, Jean Ann DeFord Football Diane Butterfield, Carla Haines, Put Chambers, Ada Jones. Activities GA. . FIRST ROW: Nancy Hahn, Janice Rodgers, Sandra Coon, Linda Kratzer. Jean DeFord, Jeannette Moravek, Virginia Hill, Kathryn Gibbs, Ruth O'Hearn, Dian Winn, Judy Davis, Shirley Clemonds. SECOND ROW: Leona Flynn, Pauline Crowe, Linda Parker, Sharon Sloan, Karen Kleen, Carla Haines, Bonnie Rice, Fannie Moore, Judy Haines, Ada Jones, Sandra Phares, Mary Vance. THIRD ROW: Ethel Beard, Virginia Ekena, Janet Harlan, Violet Lewis, Evelina Cochran, Betty Duggins, Sharon Ekena, Janet Faubel, Mary Pettow, Dorothy Dunn, Diane Butterfield. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Hoffmann, Pat Simpson, Joyce Webber, Jean Davis, Peggy Broadfield, Dorothy Rimington, Judy Purcell, Betty Harkness, Cflia Cowley, Pat Dunn, Marilyn CoOl'1r,an, Barbara Kell. G.A.A. CALENDAR G.A.A. OFFICERS Danville Workshop -------------- Oct. 3 Kathryn Gibbs ---------------- President East Peoria Play Day ---- - - - Oct. I7 Bonnie Rice - - - - - - - -Vice President Initiation ------------- - - - Oct. 20 Nancy Hahn - ----- Secretary G.A.A. Turkey Trot Dance - - - - - - Nov. 25 Ada Jones - - ---- Treasurer G.A.A. Sport Night ------- - - - Apr. 9 Linda Parker- - - - - - Reporter Yates City Play Day- - - - - Apr. 13 Mrs. Taylor- - - - Advisor Princeville Play Day- - - - - - May 8 G.A.A. Banquet ------- - - - May i3 Those receiving numeral awards this year in orgmized activities are Sharon Ekena, Judy Davis, Marilyn Cochran, Judy Purcell, Virginia Ekena, and Janet Harlan. One to receive a letter is Fannie Moore. FIRST ROW: Deanne Patterson, Nancy Hahn, Janice Rodgers. Sandra Coon, Jean DeFard, Jeannette Moravek, Virginia Hill, Bonnie Rice, Ruth O'Heam, Judy Davis, Shirley Clemonds, Kendra Book, Carol Broadfield, Darlene Crowe. SECOND ROW: Sandra Clark, Lee Flynn, Pauline Crowe, Linda Parker, Sharon Sloan, Karen Kleen, Carla Haines, Fannie Moore, Sharon Hoffman, Judy Haines, Phyllis Abrams, Ada Jones, Diane Butterfield, Mary Vance, Deloros Whitmore, Mary Stanbaugh. THIRD ROW: Rowena Geeseman, Ethel Beard, Virginia Ekena, Janet Harlan, Violet Lewis, Evelina Cochran, Betty Duggins, Sharon Ekena, Janet Faubel, Mary Pettow, Dorothy Dunn, Sandra Phares, Gladys Wilson, Patsy Morby. FOURTH ROW: Judy Bain, Mary Colgan, Jackie Kilpatrick, Joyce Webber, Jean Davis, Pegg Broadfield, Dorothy Remington, Judy Purcell, Betty Harkness, Celia Cowley, Pat Dunn, Marilyn Cochran, Barbara Kell, Leona Geeseman, Margaret White. OFFICERS CALENDAR PreSiCl9I'lf --'-"""""' 5l'lUl'0n l'l0fimUf1 September- - - - - - Host to House of Delegates Vice-President --------- Dednne Pdttefsfm October ----------- Installation of Officers Secretary ----- ---- J edn DeF0fd November ----------------- F.H.A. Week TFSGSUFBI' ------ ' ' ' B0f1l1ie Rice , -Wrapped packages to send over seas Parliamentarian -------- - - Dorothy Dunn December ...........---- Christmas Pony Historian ------------- - - Jufly l'l0ineS Sent packages to service boys in states Public Relations Chairman -------- JUCly Bain Placed carnations on hospital tray Proiects Chairman --------- JaniceiRodgers January - Song Leader --------------- - -Dian Winn February - - ----------- Formal initiation Advisor - - 4 ---------- Mrs. Clara McCraith March ---- -------- S pring Rally Chapter Father and Mother - April - - - - Family night pot luck Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Patterson May- - - - - Election of officers Chapter Sister ---------- Betty Ruth Haines OFFICERS CALENDAR F.F.A. I FIRST ROW: James Strappe, Richard Harkness, Frank Harkness, William Schoenbein, Donald Mohn, Charles Garrett, Frederick Miller, Sanford Randle, William Crowe, James McCoy, Frank Keefer. SECOND ROW: Vernon Broadfield, Gene Endres, Edward Cosby, Claude Spellman, Joe McCoy, Raymond Cox, Tom Mclntyre, Malcolm Bollinger, Bobby Shissler, Tom Kilpatrick, William Travers. THIRD ROW: Bob Harkness, Ronald Goetze, Roger Dunham, William Overturf, Gerald Patterson, Phillip Kratzer, Dale Worley, Steve Harding, William Robinson, Bob Kelley. FOURTH ROW: Larry Coon, William Dikeman, Larry Doubet, William Colgan, Jack Enfield, David Page, Raymond Kolowski, James Geber. President - ---- ------ ----- - Vice President Secretary ----- - - - - -Jim Geber George Silzer Bill Dikeman Sept. Oct. Oct. - - - - - Officers Training School - - - --------- Freshmen Initiation - ----- Section V Soil Judging Contest Treasurer - - - - Gene Endres Nov. Trip to lntemational Livestock Show Reporter- - - - - - Joe McCoy Dec- ---------------- John Deere Dey Sentinel . - ...... Tom Mclmyre Dec. ----------- F.F.A. Christmas Party Instructors - - - - - Mr. Delbert Magers Jan. ---- Mr. Burdette Swanson becomes our Mr. Burdette Swanson Feb. Apr. Apr. Vocational Ag. Instru ctor - ---- - - - F.F.A. Roller Skating Party - - - - - F.F.A. Parent And Son Banquet - - - - - Beef And Dairy Judging Contest Pep Club A FIRST ROW: Dian Butterfield, Jeannette Moravek, Jean DeFord, Dian Winn, Ruth O'Hearn, Carol Broadfield, Pat Chambers, Peggy Broadfield, Evelina Cochran, Joyce Webber, Jean Davis. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Dunn, Ada Jones, Linda Parker, Nancy Hayes, Mary Vance, Karen Kleen, Virginia Hill, Bonnie Rice, Sandra Coon, Nancy Hahn,-Janice Rodgers, Carla Haines, Pat Simpson. THIRD ROW: Judy Haines, Marcia Norris, Darlene Crowe, Margaret White, Mary Pettow, Judy Davis, Alice Stear, Janet Faubel, Mary Stambaugh, Sharon Hoffmann, Deanne Patterson, Sandra Clark. FOURTH ROW: Judy Purcell, Janet Harlan, Sharon Ekena, Pat Dunn, Shirley Clemonds, Fannie Moore, Betty Dugans, Billie Book, Phyllis Abrams, Gladys Wilson, Jackie Kilpatrick. inns year a new club was started at Elmwood High School. The officers for the year were: President --------- Deanne Patterson Vice-President ------ Sharon Hoffmann Secretary-Treasurer ------ Nancy Hahn Reporter ------------- Sandra Clark The obiect of this club is to promote good sportsmanship and to have a good cheering section. 4 Our first project was to purchase megaphones for the football cheerleaders. During the football season a bus was taken to Toulon,and bleachers were roped off for Pep Club members at home games. During basketball season the meetings were held in the study hall every Monday evening. We took a bus to the Canton Regionals and purchased a plaque for the school. Individual trophies were given to the boys winning the Good Sportsmanship Award. John Bridson won both the awards, one for football and one for basketball. His name will be engraved on the plaque. . This year the club was made up of only girls, but we hope that next year there will be a large number of boys to cheer the Troians to victory. 9 Newspaper Staff FRONT ROW: Richard Coon, Sharon Hoffmann, Linda Kratzer, Judy Bain, Diane Butterfield, Linda Parker, Joe McCoy. SECOND ROW: Jim Lane, Richard Neal, Sandra Clark, Deanne Patterson, Janice Rodgers, Bill Dikeman, L arry Coon. " Elmwood Echo' The iuniors undertook a school newspaper this year. lt is called 'Elmwood Echo' and the staff ns: Deanne Patterson - ---- Editor-in-Chief Jim Lane ---------- Assistant Editor Judy Bain ---- - - - Feature Editor Janice Rodgers - --------- Art Editor Larry Coon ------- ---- S ports Editor Reporters Richard Coon ------- Freshman News Diane Butterfield - - - - Sophomore News Dick Neal ----- -- ----- Junior News Linda Kratzer- - - - -Senior News Joe McCoy ------ - - - FFA News Sharon Hoffmann - - - - - - FHA News Kathryn Gibbs ---- ----- G AA News Sandra Clark ---- - - -Pep Club News Bill Dilceman - - - ----- Band News Mrs. Morse ---- ----- A dvisor The first big question was to find a name for the paper. All the students who had any ideas turned them in to the eclitors, and it was voted on by the entire school. "Elmwood Echo' was the name chosen for the paper. The paper has proved to be a big success, and will probably be a proiect of the iunior classes in the following years. Their advisor, Mrs. Morse, helped them a great deal when it was started, -and has been a great deal of help to them all year. Pr Ill On the evening of April 30, l954, the iunior class invited the senior class and faculty to take a trip to 'Hawaiian Paradise." Beginning at 6:30, a banquet was served by the iunior mothers. The meal consisted of fruit cocktail, swiss steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas, bing salad, pineapple upside-down cake, and coffee. Through the dinner hour, the soft strains of Hawaiian music could be heard. Following the dinner was a short program consisting of the welcome by Nancy Hahn, junior class president, the response by Dorothy Ann Dunn, senior class president, Hawaiian music by Larry Coon on his electric guitar, a decla- mation by Sandra Coon, 'Now That April's Hereg' a speech on modem education' by Mr. Cady, a piano solo, "Tarantelle,' by Mary Stambaugh, and as a complete surprise to every- one, 'The Cunningham's" from Galesburg danced the Hawaiian War Chant. Following the program, everyone enioyed dancing to the music of Kenny Landin and his Orchestra from Peoria. The highlight of the evening was at 'l'l:00 when the King and Queen of 'Hawaiian Para- dise' were crowned in an impressive ceremony. Proceding up a crepe paper isle were Nancy Hahn and Bill Colgan, Mary Ann Vance and Tom Kilpatrick, the punch boy and girl with the crowns, iunior attendants, Deanne Patterson, Gene Endres, Margaret White, Jack Ledger, and senior attendants, Kathryn Gibbs and Ronald Goetze. Then came the King and Queen, David Wilson and Dorothy Ann Dunn. The reigning couple were presented the gold crowns and beau- tiful Hawaiian leas of white, pink, and red carnations. Then the royal group led the next dance. At 12:00 the doors of the "Misty Isles' swung closed, and 'Hawaiian Paradise' was a thing of the past. L, Glee Club FIRST ROW: Bill Howard, Linda Kratzer, Jean Ann DeFord, Charles Garrett, Jim Lane, Dian Winn, Phyllis Abrams, Jack Ledger. SECOND ROW: Karl Kay Taylor, Sandra Coon, Janice Rodgers, Bob Shissler, Blair Haines, Virginia Hill, Bonnie Rice, Bill Dikeman. THIRD ROW: Dale Worley, Pat Simpson, Marcia Norris, Deanne Patterson, Dorothy Ann Dunn, Larry Boyer. FOURTH ROW: Dick Neal, Shirley Clemonds, Fannie Moore, Billie Book, Kathryn Gibbs, Gladys Wilson, David Rodgers. Frosh.-Soph. Chorus FIRST ROW: Diane Butterfield, Ethel Beard, Janet Harlan, Linda Parker, Beverly Snider. SECOND ROW: Shirley Walker, Barbara Spears, Delores Whitmore, Dorothy Rimington, Virginia Ekena. THIRD ROW: Jackie Kilpatrick, Carla Haines, Vonda Archibald, Mary Ellen Persak, Judy Purcell. FOURTH ROW: Pat Chambers, Karen Kleen, Mary Ann Vance, Joyce Webber, Judy Davis, Pat Dunn. Fresh men Boys' Chorus John Wilson, Bill Andrews, Larry Proctor, Malcolm Bollinger, Ronnie Coon, Richard Coon, Frank Hark- ness, Douglas Coulter. Ba nd CORNETS: Peggy Miles, Claude Spellman, Duane Runyon, Tom Harding, Carol Lou Shaheen. FLUTES: Gloria Swanson, Jacky Martin. FRENCH HORN: Jerald Appel. CLARINETS: Judy Ke ser, Joyce Webber, Donald Spellman, Evelina Cochran, Sandra Finchan. BARITONES: Bill Folkenroth, Bill Dikeman. DRUMS: Douglas Coulter, Floyd Dunham. CYMBOLS: Jean Davis. BASS: Tom Kilpatrick. This year the band has had a successful time. We were under the leadership of Mr. Paul Vegna from Peoria. We number nineteen in our mem- bership which is mostly made up of grade school members. The band played at most of the home football and basketball games. Nine members of the band attended the festival which was held at Macomb. We also attended the Blackhawk festi- val on March l6, for a whole day of music. This year the band commission is going to give two trophies to two members in the band. They will be given on the merits of best conduct and ability to play. The winners are Peggy Miles for ability to play, and Judy Keyser for best conduct. ' This year was the first time that we had a band commission. The commission consists of the members' parents. They have been a big factor in our success and we hope that they continue to do so. enior Play "My Little Margie' A select cast of seniors, under the able supervision of Ruth Monroe, presented the play, "My Little Margie', on Friday, March 26. The portrayals of the Albrights and their friends brought much laughter and excitement to all who saw it. Cast Margie Albright --------- -------- - - - Jean DeFord Vem Albright - - - ----- - - - Bill Dikeman Mr. Honeywell- - - ------ Jim Nixon Freddie ------ ------ B ill Howard Mrs. Odetts - - - ---- Jeannette Moravek Roberta ------ --------- D ian Winn Miss Sherman - - - ----- Virginia Hill Sir Saiyid Nasif ---- - - - - David Wilson Madame Nasif ---- - - - Dorothy Dunn Bill ------- - - ----- Jim Flynn Nurse ------- - - - Linda Kratzer Assassin ---- - - -Charles Garrett Prompter - - ---- Fannie Moore Junior Play 'The Ruggles' Cast Sharon -------- -------- ---- S a ndra Coon Margaret Rug les - - - ----- - - - Sandra Clark Charlie Rug Yes - - - - - - Jack Enfield Chuck Rugg?es - - - - - Dick Neal Donna Ruggles - - - - - Judy Bain Donald Ruggles- - - "'- - -Jim Lane Susan Sherwood - - - - - - Janice Rodgers Maxwell Davis - - - Roger Dunham Messenger Boy - - ' ' - -Jack Ledger Mar Ann ------- - - Nancy Hahn JefILogan ---- - - - Gene Endres Preston Finch ---- ---- L arry Doubet Prompter ----- - - Deanne Patterson Advertising Armstrong's Clothing and Shoes Bennett's Standard Service Bob Shoop's Phillip's 66 Carter's Body Shop Carter's Television Service Central Illinois Light Co. Cisel Friendly Mobil Service Clark Memorial Home Cochran's Grocery Coulter Home Furnishing Cozy lnn Cafe D. and H. Motor D. E. Kemp, Ins. and Real Estate Dr. W. E. Nolting Edson Smith and Sons, Inc. Ellis W. Johns, Chiropractor Elmwood Elevator Co. Elmwood Food Center Elmwood Locker Service Elmwood Upholstering Elmwood Tap Forney's Cafe First Farmer"s State Bank Gamble Store General Telephone Co. of lllinois Goodwin's Barber Shop O-U1Ah3!Q-I 1l1ln-I-l1l1lxl1l X19-uiaure-Qfooosi 'I8 19. 20. Grover Produce Co. Hick's Grocery Howard's Welding Shop Hugh Nixon, Ins. and Real Estate Lishman's Conoco Service Lott Insurance Agency L. Richard Whitney McCartney's Garage McCoy's Skelly Service McKown Ins. Agency Metz Motor Co. Miller Farm Supply Monroe's Flower Shop Murdock's Dairy Pat's Beauty Shop Patterson Funeral Home Ramshaw Motor Sales Simpson Powelson Lumber Co. Soldwell's Jewelry and Sundries Steer's Pharmacy The Elmwood Gazette The Fair Store The Penny Super Market Tyhurst's Barber Shop Willis Dalton, Barber Shop Wilson Lunch Clue to Baby Pictures Billie Book Rose Dunham Bill Dikeman Peggy Miles Ph llis Abrams .Billgchoenbein lm uxon Linda Kratzer Jean Ann De Ford Mary Lou Howard Bill Howard Ruth O'Hearn Marcia Norris Joe MCC UY Fannie Moore Dian Winn Kathryn Gibbs Viriinia Hill Dic Harkness Dorothy Ann Dunn LIST OF GRADUATES CLASS OF: 1872 - 1873 - 1874- 1875 - 1876 - 1877 - 1878 - 1879 - 1880- 1881- 1 882 1883 1 884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 B. C. Allensworth,Prof., Ella Brain, Mary Hopkins, Eliza Hurlburt, Hattie Keene, Eliza Mathews, Hettie Parsell, Minnie Rogers, Stella Rose, Flora Smith, Edson Walton, Ella Woods. James M. Greenley, Prof., Laura V. Ramsey. James M. Greenley, Prof., Lettie Bartho- lomew, Joseph Williamson. James Kelly, Prof., Alice Biggs, Rosa Ryan, Florence Whitney. James Kelly, Prof., No graduates. Janes Kelly, Prof., No graduates. J. M. Crow, Prof., Lois Brown, Ed Egm. J. M. Crow, Prof., Asa M. Brown, George N. Brown, Bathena Coon, Florence Darby, Belle Kellogg, Huburt Marshall, Flora McNay, Lillie Purcell. J. M. Crow, Prof., Mattie Barrett, Hettie Coon, Minnie Purcell. J. M. Crow, Prof., James Les, John Pheifer, Mabelle Ryan. T, B. Bird, Prof., Ella Flanegin, Ida Patterson, Evan Slaughter. T. B. Bird, Prof., Lida Dinan, Nettie Kightlinger, Maggie McCowan, Lizzie Pulsipher, Atic Purcell, Nettie Wiley. C. R. Vandervoort, Prof., Orie Bartholo- mew, Kate Callister, Laura Lobaugh, Luman Royce, Howard Spangler, Bertha Wheeler, Frank Whitney. C. R. Vandervoort, Prof., El Clingmf Frances Dmiels, Fredericka Mathewson, Frank Widmeyer. - W. J. Pringle, Prof., Lura Helen Brrtholo- mew, Harriet Jones, Ed C. Slayton, Harry Tompkins. - W. J. Pringle, Prof., Anna Enright, Minnie Lawrence, Edwcrd Siegel. -W. J. Pringle, Prof., Edson E. Dalton, Kate Hurff, Emest Lobaugh, Fred Patter- son, Sam Tidd. - W. Ja Pringle, Prof., John Bitner, Ed. U. Henry, Mila Ketchum, Edith Kighrlinger, Howard Kirkpatrick, Philip Phares, Fred Pratz, James Slayton. -- W. J. Pringle, Prof., Charles Burt, Sadie Clinch, Fred Darby, Bessie Ewalt, Orrie Snyder, Estelle Wasson. W. J. Pringle, Prof., Emma Anderson, Gertie Davis, Everet Kemp, Lillim Wheeler, Frank Wing. W. J. Pringle, Prof., Harrison Dixon, Charles Famum, Fred Heptonstull, Edna Lawrence, Nellie A. Perrin, Fred Slayton, Leila Williamson. S. B. Allison, Prof., Ora Currlings, Frank Higgins, Asa Kirkpatrick, Harry Macy, Emma Putmm, Sanford Schriers, Anna Vandervoort, Ester Wasson, Katie Waibel. S. B. Allison, Prof., Ethel Cullings, Charles Day, Bertha Denning, Reba Herriot, Chcrles McCorkie, Bert Riner, Anna Smith, Myrtle Slayton, Mae Smith, Rose Wood. S. B. Allison, Prof., Anna Anderson, 1 896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1 904 1095 Laura Bodine, George Davidson, Cara Duth, Bessie Ennis, Edith Jones, Ber- tram Kemp, Daniel Ketchum, Harvey Lott, Edith Patterson, Mary Rose, C. Vance, Minnie Woods, Winifred Wheeler, Hor- tense Walker. L. R. Flanegin, Prof., Fanny Bourgoin, Clingan, Grace Famum, Martha Holt, Stella Kirkpatrick, Nellie Mannock, Nina Miller, Marie Regan, Emma Riner, Nellie Slayton, Rena Webster, Lavarre Wycoff. L. R. Flanegin, Prof., Mable Denning, Rose Douglas, Samuel Garrison, Gertrude Hardenberg, Ortha Hepronsrall, Elmer Hubbel, Leo Johnson, Mary Kinnear, Sadie Lott, Jessie Mannock, Effie Mathis, Ethel Runyan, Harry Wells, Earnest Wheatcroft. L. R. Flanegin, Prof., Frank Armstrong, Charles Clinch, Harold Cullings, Nettie Debacher, Frank Eslinger, Blanch Herriott, Henry Jarman, Patience Jarman, Roy Kightlinger, Ethel McCann, Alice McCullough, Anna McDermott, Esther Nelson, Harry Rose, Bertha Waibel, Myrtle Webster, Emma Westbay. L. R. Flanegin, Prof., Leslie Anderson, Anna Armstrong, Ada C. Buell, Anna De- Bacher, Pearl Greenough, Myrtle De Bacher, Lora Hart, Elliott E. Head, Har- lan Hubbell, Harlan JUDSS, Nellie E. McCd:e, Nora E. McCarty, Tessie A. McDermott, David H. Morton, Margaret M. Nelson, Nora Nelson, Edna L. Patterson, Margaret E. Stewart, Blanch Swigert, Harry Troth. L. R. Flanegin, Prof., Archie' Miles, Hrrry Richardson. L. R. Flanegin, Prof., Edwin Brown, Marion Brown, Nellie Earing, Lloyd Graham, Earl Henry, Allan Higgins, Amy Hotchkiss, Dean Jay, Leroy Kurshaw, florence McKen'ow, Albert Van Patten, Neva Walton, Clifton Wycoff. J. M. Martin, Prof., Mary Bowers, Everet S. Cathcart, Bert Conrey, Ross E. Cul- lings, Mable DeBacher, Maurice Grumley, Mina Morton, Nina E. Palmer, Elsie M. Philhower, Fmnie E. Remmele, Charles E. Smith, Dale E. Snyder. Charles Stuart, Prof., Marilla Cooper, Mcrgaretta Jay, Rea Harkness, Edson Kinnear, Fred Mah," Harry Quigley, Maude Smith, Raymond Troth, James Turner, Earl Vance, Nellie Wells, Belle Wibur. Charles Stuart, Prof., Will Balin, Lottie Bourgoin, Evaline Brooks, Leta Cutheart, John Grumley, Mu-y Humphreys, Monica Smith, Merle Snyder, Nellie Wheatcroft, Sylvia Zell. Charles Stuart, Prof., Lelia Armstrong, Lottie Annstrong, Anna Booth, Charles Bowers, Florence Gabriel, Charles Grumley, Ecrl Horsley, Alice Orvis, Paul Westboy. 1906- Charles Stuart, Prof., Gertrude Bowers, Mild'ed Bowers, Orral Conver, Ina Learned, Glennie Tyler, Gertrude Waibel. 1907-Charles Stuart, Prof., John Boswell, 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918- lrwin Dalton, Bertha Graham, Gilbert Lane, Raymond Lyons, Cara Nelson, Essie Rynearson, Florence Walton, Ada Wheotcroft, Paul Wells, Eole Zink, lantha Zoll. T. S. Henry, Prof., Wildo Armstrong, Frances Jay, Edna Lea-ned, Clifford Lott, Lillie Mannock, Agnes Morton, Edna Parr, Miriam Potts, Wallace Snyder, John Troth, Frances Walton, Katherine White, Marie Zink. -T. S. Henry, Prof., Florence Criger, Henry Kessler, Alice Lott, Harry Niece, Margaret Schori. T. S. Henry, Prof., Goldia Booth, Samuel Conver, Sara Conver, Sidney Cullings, Arthur Dalton, Lola Fish, Floyd Gooding, Mabel Higgins, Walter Manock, Raymond Nibbelin, Ella Odces, Mable Schori, Clarence Shissler. T. S. Henry, Prof., John Bowers, Mabel Brooks, Hazel DeBacher, Frieda Korth, Ella Vm Pelt, Jenrje Philips, Eleanor Schlots, John Stevens. T. S. Henry, Prof., Frances Bowers, William Criger, Raymond Dikeman, Neal Higgins, Chester Lyons, Florence Lyons, Thora Morton, Lois Nichols, Bernice Noel, Ethel Reed, Newell Reed, Florence Seltzer, Harold Shissler, Alice Tolbert. C. C. Condit, Prof., Laura Brown, Bernice Goliday, Oliver Gregory, Ralph Kilpatrick, Howard Schlots, John Schultz, Hazel Seltzer, Wilhelmina Taylor, ,Elwyn Troth, Leroy Watkins, Vivien Whiting, Estelle Whitney. C. C. Condit, Prof., Hazel Atherton, Edna Brooks, Louise Condit, Margretha Fried- richs. Roy Gore, Clifton Humphreys,. Evelyn Humphreys, Eleanor McCann, Esther Nichols, Blmch Oldknow, Frank Schultz, George Shissler, Margaret Smith, Georgia Taylor. C. C. Condit, Prof., Maude Adams, Grace Barrett, Gilman Davidson, Leona Higgins, Eva Holt, Charlotte Johnson, Marie Kelly, Edwin Kilpatrick, Leonard Lang, Elsie Lyons, Jessie McCann, Myrtle McKnown, Logan Nelson, Und Nelson, Lena Seltzer, Louise Shissler, Georgia Taylor, Lillian Vm Sickle. C. C. Condit, Prof., Frank Allen, Leona Day, Chules Dooley, Edna Foster, Leonard Higgins, Veda Holt, Fem Humphreys, Earl Kelly, Winifred Kelly, Maude King, Esther Korth, Almetta Maher, Edgcr McDonald, Mary McFaIl, Howard Redding, Roscoe Redding, Margery Schenck, Margery Strufe, Merle Threw, Naomi Waibel, Gladys Wooten, Ruth Zink. C. C. Condit, Prof., Mariorie Bowers, Clifton Conver, Frank Johnson, John Kilpatrick, George McKinley, Lulu Mc- Kown, Elmer Miles, Hugh Nelson, Donald Niece, Russel Schori, Catherine Stevens, Henry Tully, Max Wasson. C. C. Condit, Prof., Howard Atherton, lsaax Barrett, Elmore Brown, Leola Burt, Grace Carlson, Dorothy Condit, James 1919 - 1920 1921 1922 1 923 1 924 Cusack, Patrick: Cusack, Mary Davis, Pearl Dragoo, Thomas Dwyer, Lora Flanegin, Russell Fuller, Margaret Gmahle, Marguerite Gregory, Roy Hark- ness, Harold Herbert, Ruth Ireton, Nan Johnson, Naomi Johnson, Lucille Kelly, Opal Kelly, Alma Lindzey, Gladys Lindzey, Erha MacDonald, Leslie MacDonald, Mildred Peters, Nellie Schenck, John Sdworik, Leah Thatcher, Charles Tidd, Mary Threw, Frmces Van Sickle, Gayle Weeks, Helen White. C. C. Condit, Prof., Leroy Andrews, June Bandy, Ada Boice, Mark Brennan, Horace Demick, Mwde Miller, Louis Miles, Edwin Miranda, Margaret Phares, Gladys Proctor, Richard Schenck, Mona Snyder, Rosanna Stevens, Wilda Threw, Lauretta Tully, Elma Wasson, Rowena Wasson, Mrlgaret Wickwire, Vema Wooten, Francis Zink. C. C. Condit, Prof., Gladys Archibald, Ralph Bacher, Howard Carter, Marianne Clinch, Mary Cusack, Mary Dwyer, Harley Green, Anna Grumley, George Gutshall, Hazel Gutshall, Birdella Harkness, Frances McCarty, Vema Miles, Bruce Mullen, Elva Peters, Forrest Reed, Gmevieve Riner, Mona Ristine, Doris Shively, Harry Stalter, Ruth Thatcher, Anna Trowbridge, Dean Threw, Ferne Threw, Harvey Van Sickle, Adrienne Herbert, Mildred Higgens, Rad-rel Holt, Gerald Jaman, Alta Johnson, Roy Keel- ing, Helen Lindzey, Owen Lindzey. C. C. Condit, Prof., Clare Bragg, Edna Clark, Dean Condit, Riti French, Myrta Mqnin, Chester Miles, RolphlMcKown,. Fred Schlots, Margaret Sporrer, Ruby Wasson, Mabel Worley, Albert Wolford, Ruth Wooten. C. C. Condit, Prof., Elora Burt, Kathryn Callister, Leon Carter, Ruth Cladwell, Arthur Draggo, Lawrence Harkness, Clyde Hendrix, Roland Hitchcock, Faye Hoyt, Edith Jarrnm, Magaret Kilpatrick, Harry MacDonald, Erma McKinty, Bemard Mullen, Loren Odres, Florence Phrres, Everett Redding, Walter Redding, Russell Remmelle, Earl Schenck, Hemion Shelton, Roma Shively, Ensley Strapp, Florence Threw, Daniel Tully, Edwin Watkins, Mary Whitney, Grace Wickwire. C. C. Condit, Prof., Della Brown, Floyd Brown, Pearl Clinch, Doris Colvin, Cecil Coon, John Cullings, Kathryn Cusack, Walter Dalton, Millard Day, Willard De- Ford, May Demick, Margaret Ekstrand, Everett Epley, Lucile Flint, William Schenck, Margaret Seltzer, Harry Stotler, Lester Turl, Earline Weeks, Elva Wolford, Dorothea Young. C. C. Condit, Prof., Minerva Carlsin, Jeanetre Colidge, Ruth Eslinger, George Fleisher, Lorena Fleisher, Myrtle Flick- inger, Jessie French, Pauline Jonnan, Agnes Kelly, Opal Lindzey, Louise Macey, Lela Murphy, Chester Patton, Zelda Perrill, Iona Rambo, Ruth Shively, Nina Threw, Etta Vohland, Leonard Windish, Edith Worley. 1 925 926 1 927 1928 1 929 930 1931 - J. H. Francis, Prof., Howard Berger, Everett Bogrer, Ruth Clinch, Cornelia Day, Gladys DeFord, Leone DeFord, Daniel French, Kathryn Goliday, Loren Harkness, Helen Hart, Lois Henry, Neva Higgins, Norma Huvert, Loring Jarman, Kathryn Maher, Beulah McClure, Verna Metz, George Moore, Laurence Moran, George Montgomery, Dorothy Ndson, Ruth Nichols, Opal Richardson, Alice Shawver, Loren Shelton, Leon Whitney, Frances Wickwire, Mildred Wiley. J. H. Francis, Prof., Dorothea Bowman, Wayne Collis, Ruth Cullings, Bertha Dalton, Doris Dobbs, Julia Dwyer, Harley Fleisher, Lester Hartley, Cloroble Her- bert, Deforest Hitchcock, Ada Hoyt, Owen Hubbell, Milford Kirkbride, Thomas Lee, lrene Maher, Adell McVey, Thomas Miller, Mary Noggle, Dem Proctor, Lowell Redding, Ward Schori, Carl Schragg. E. E. Downing, Supt., Ada Bohrer, Helen Buxton, Thelma Callis, Lois Challacombe, Mable Dawson, Glenn DeFord, Wallace Emerick, Velda Eubands, Lynne Fagotte, Marie Fleisher, Irma Flickinger, Oral Gallagher, Lloyd Graham, Glenn Hall, Leonard Heller, Raymond Hicks, Louise McKinty, Lucille Murphy, Julia Patton, Herald Redding, Velda Scragg, Francis Shively, Clyde Wheeler, Leo Windish, Louis Windish, Corinne Zinn. E. E. Downing, Supt.5 Louise Anderson, Frances Clemmer, Bemice Corbett, Marie Ekstrand, Gail Emerick, Janes Foster, Marion Harper, lsabel Hoyt, Mary John- son, Kathleen Manock, John Mathis, Stanton Moore, Helen Moran, Bernice Pierson, John Ryan, Rolen Searle, Inez Smith, Susanna Smith, Elizabeth Steer, Frances Yerby. E. E. Downing, Supt., Virginia Atherton, Juanita Bohrer, Jesse Boice, Kathryn Bowers, Eugene Buxton, Audrey Coon, Sanford Coon, Mariorie Coulter, Jumita DeGrott, Howard Foster, Harold Hicks, Ruth Jarman, Frances Lindzey, Armin Lischer, Gayle Phares, Bill Proctor, Hugh Nixon, Alice Redding, Esther Schulthes, Leland Simkins, Thelma Scragg, Elon Steer, John Weeks, Helen Zink. E. E. Downing, Supt.p Arwine Archibald, Cecelia Armstrong, Virginia Bailey, Edwin Bock, Eugene Bourgoin, Lois Carter, Norman Clrrk, Walter Clinch, Thomas Cooley, Robert England, Alice Foster, Paul Fussner, Ralph Graham, John Hart, Gladys Heller, Mary Herbert, Paul Hitchcock, Pauline Hitchcock, Milcked Krisher, John Lindzey, Charles Livingston, Margery Mathis, Charles Manock, Alfred Miles, Mildred Reed, Beth Shively, Louise Turner, James Voorhees, Eldon Wiley, lzola Yates. E. E. Downing, Supt.p Betty Armstrong, Dorothy Bates, Thomas Clemmer, Vera Catherine Custer, Kenneth Davy, Ralph Gayman, Mary Hedden, Lucille Hitchcock, Berwyn Huey, Nellie Livingston, Dmiel Maher, Mary Ellen Manock, Owen McKinty, Elmer Moody, John Pierson, Rosco Pullen, Opal Shane, Edwin Shively, Adeline 1 932 1933 1 934 1 935 1936 1 937 Thomas, Paul Thompson, Cornelius Vance, Helen Weeks, Woodow Worley, Justine Zink. E. E. Downing, Supt., Willian Armstrong, Clifford Atherton, George Boyer, Eldon Burt, Hazel Coon, Eileen DeGroot, Frances Dobbs, Wilma Frame, Hervey Haines, Samuel Haines, Rdph Hall, Ophelia Huxtable, Signell Kauffman, Gladys Kheer, Geneva Mathis, Harvey McFall, Jr., Wilden McKown, Raymond Miles, Margaret Miller, Orville Moody, Roberta Moore, Fredrick Nagel, Frances Oldfield, Milo Phares, John Shell, Lloydine Taylor, Joseph Thomas, Helen Troth, Howard Windi sh, Jemnette Worley, Hugh Wyooff, Gerald Yerby. E. E. Downing, Supt., Frmcis Ann Arm- strong, Richard Atherton, Wilma Bohrer, Adeline Boice, Lawrence Buxton, Dewey Clark, Jack Clinch, Artie Frame, Haley Gcrren, John Brown Grover, Beniamin Hall, Mcnford Harding, Judson Dratzer, LaVergne McCuen, Lynn McKinty, Mil- dred Mmock, Earle Murphy, Harold Nixon, Clifford Perrill, Howard Pierson, Robert Pullen, Lilah Roffey, John Shaffer, Charlotte Shelton, Katherine Smith, Eugene Traynor, Eleal1ore Waibel, Richard Wilkinson, Gerda' Wurmnerst, Erma Wurmnest. E. E. Downing, Supl-2 Richard Bailey, Halene Boyd, Merle Clark, Esther Clem- mer, Mary Clinch, Keith Currier, Edwin Foster, Kenneth Golden, Harold Hutley, Arthur Hasselbacker, Maxine Heuber, Leila Hoyt, Chester Kuntz, Mabel Mc- Allister, John McFall, Dorothy McMullen, LaVeda Miles, Jack Miller, Winogene Miller, Gayle Owens, Charles Patterson, Paul Reed, Pall Schaffer, Sidney Thomp- son, Dorothy Troth, Owen Waibel, Robert Wilcox, Ruth Wolfe, Katherine Zink. E. E. Downing, Supt., Jem Atherton, Mcrgaret Boice, Alice Boyer, Frank Bridson, Clifton Clark, Helen Gallagher, Dale Gutshall, Ruth Hedden, Billy Jar- man, Donald Livingston, John Manock, Carl Meehan, Martha Moffitt, Charles North, Hermcn Norton, Elizabeth Patter- son, Violet Ray, Susie Robinson, Doris Roffey, Alvin Sollenberger, Gerald Talley, Cwroll Taylor, Woodrow Vm Tine. Doris Waechter. E. E. Downing, Supt.g Harry Batemm, Pwline Bougoin, Fem Briggs, Ruby Bruniga, Lola Chapmm, Eugene Clemmer, Mary Louise Coolidge, Florence Coon, Floyd Coon, Mary Louise DeFord, Helen Dwyer, June Gibbs, Mariorie Golden, Cecil Gutshall, Elsie Gutshall, Leo Gutshall, Lawrence Hall, Kathryn Harber, Ralph Harkness, Charles Hides, Janes lnskeep, Ruth Jones, Leila Kratzer, Raymond McKinty, Bill McQuiston, Robert Miller, Ruth Ann Moore, Shannon Powers, Jackson Reed, Jean Rhoden- baugh, Raymond Seltzer, Merlin Smith, Mu-cia Steinmm, Arthur Trowbridge, Sara Wilkinson, Shirley Winn. E. E. Downing, Supt., Emestine Bock, Maxine Bohrer, Leora Boyd, Hazel Buxton, Maurine Dunivant, Virginia 938- 939 1940 1 941 1 942 Gibbs, Jmet Golden, Ted lnskeep, Emma Jaques, Dorothy Kunts, Mariorie Kyle, Archie Miles, Anna Miller, Elaine Mullen, Elaine Mullen, Wiley Reed, Jack Steer, Gordon Thompson, Theodore Trowbridge, David Wyootf, Phyllis Worrell, Lucille Zink. E. E. Downing, Supt., Lucille Clark, Robert Dale Collins, Clifford Cowley, Pearl DeFord, Arthur Dixon, Myrana Frame, John Gallagher, Mildred Gooding, Merlin Gutshall, Bill Grover, Harlan Hall, Catherine Jaques, John Jarman, Marie Robah Kellogg, David Lipsley, Livingston, Robert Lott, Nellie Jones, Ruth Mmock, Betty Mers, Donald Metz, Dorothy Metz, Earl Morrison, Evelyn Perkins, William Reed, Bemard Taylor. E. E. Downing, Supt., Jesse Bradshaw, Mayme Briggs, Viola Buhl, Mariorle Ann Chapman, James Clark, Marie Conklin, Marl Cooksey, Perle Coon, Jr., Virginia Cowley, Mary Cullings, Eva Doubet, Katherine Fidler, Viola Forquer, Mary Foster, Nellie Gallagher, Howard Gorren, Ma'ian Golden, Ruth Graham, James Hart, Jack Lqasley, Giles Martzluf, Lester McAllister, Lois McCoy, Roberta Mc- Clennan, Robert McQuintan, Charlotte Millen, Ella Millen, Raymond Pack, Richard Pritchett, Arvid Rambo, Earl Ramshaw, Juanita Reed, Marvel Reich, Orie Shane, Hubert Shelton, Howarth Taylor, Robert Taylor, Jerome Vogel. E. E. Downing, Supt.5 Ruth Anckews, Rena Beetler, Pail Betts, Janet Bond, Beverly Chase, Lucille Conklin, Lucille Carum, Leona Dubit,, MCI'- ga'et Edwards, Lyle Ford, Donald Gcrren, Vada Green, Juanita Hartley, Ruth Hogy, Robert Jones, Gertrude Kellogg, John Mdter, Jr., Charles Mann, Charles Morrison, Helen Motax, Marguerite Pack, Marcella Page, Virginia Purchase, Gerald Reed, Helen Riggs, Emest Rose- crans, Alys Shme, Gertrude Shissler, Audrey Sparks, Jane Spicher, Gloria Swygmm, Stmley Taylor, John Tompson, Gene Troth, Ruby Waechter, John Young, Loren Young. E. E. Downing, Supt.5 Harold Beetler, Evelyn Bowen, Dorothy Bowers, Dean Collins, San Cooksey, Hary Ethelyn Crozier, Celia Dalton, Donald Eldert, Ruth Frame, Claire Gutshall, June Higgs, Betty Hunt, Donald Karth, Robert Karth, Betty Kratzer, Walter Livingston, Mable Mmn, Paul May, Betty McCuen, Charles Miles, Ralph Riggs, J. D. Rutledge, Alve Lee Ruthledge, Donald Schlots, Milded, Silzer, Dean Van Sickle, Russell Waechter, Lois West, Roy Wheeler, George Woodley. E. E. Downing, Supt., Mary Ines Beamer, Wilma Beeney, Alice Blelchner, Wilma Bowen, Russell Briggs, Floyd Broadtield, Maxine Callister, Bonnie Edwards, Dean French, Lowell Fuller, Wallace Fuller, John Gutshall, Velma Hall, Dorothy Kendall, Margaret Kilpatrick, Jeanne Lott, Martha Lott, Hazel Mammen, Donald McCoy, Katheryn Mohn, Fred Neal, Mary Nelson, Irene Pack, Harold Page, Thomas Roseaans, Mary Jem Schade, Theo Share, Georgia Shelton, David Shissler, Mary Ruth Shissler, Betty Tay- -lor, Rachel West, Marion Winn. 1943 l 944 1 945 1946 - 1947 - 1 948 1 949 E. E. Downing, Supt.p Harriet Bond, Elizabeth Cisel, Leona Cisel, June Clinebell, Mary Lou Corley, Oretha Corum, Chcrles Craig, Thelma Crozier, Edithe Donovick, Dm Duval, Donald Grover, Lorene Hartley, Max Hants, Earline Huber, Tommy Hunt, Freida Key- ser, Wdter King, Russell Karth, Paul La- Follette, Marguerite Lott, Bill lMacDonald, Lelmd McClenna1, Bob Miller, Dorothy Orren, Clayton Prest, Mariorie Schlots, Billy Dean Shme, Shirley Shaw, Bob Shoop, Dorothy Taylor, William Thompson, Alice Waechter, Gene Waibel. R. E. Blckford, Supt.g Ruth Beetler, Ada Bridges. Bvffv Brisas. Dvwfhy Brisas, Willian Cutter, Jay H. Daily, Francis Edwards, Robert Gibson, Paul Haines, Joan Heiken, Jean Hoyt, Dorothy Janes, Wilma Keefer, Theodore Kendall, Wilden Lynall, Darlene May, Harriet Martzlut, Mary Neal, Helen Taylor, Franklin Vogel. R. E. Bickford, 5upt., Bill Aman, Donald Beetler, Flossie Bowen, Robert Boyer, Thelma Callister, William Carter, Betty Clark, Bill Correll, Melvin Coulter, Marvin Courtright, Bill Cowley, Anita Crozier, Betty Dunton, Roland Edchoff, Mary Jane Gibbs, Robert Hall, Cecelia Johnson, Grace Keyser, Ruby LaFollette, Phoebe Lott, Harlo McKinty, Irene Nelson, Deloris Ratclitf, Donna Ray, Jack Reed, Dale Shane, Jim Sheley, Gene Shissler, Mildred Thurst, Eloise Waibel. R. E. Bickford, Supt.g Ellery Adams, Roberta Amundsen, Jme Brown, Robert Burns, Wilma Dunn, Mary Craig, Blanche Edwards, Eileen Gooding, Katherine Haines, Chcrles Harkness, Richard Hartley, Robert Keefer, Richcrd Korth, Clarence Krisher, Dorothy McKown, Mcrcille McKown, William McKown, William Neal, Kenneth Nelson, David Pankdre, Marion Penn, Dale Petty, Martha Schlots, Chester Taylor, Ber- della Wickwire, Jean Yerby, Orville Ziemer. R. E. Bickford, Supt., Rydene Amundsen, James Arbagast, Margaret Boice, Donna Callister, Jo Ann Courtright, Katherine Craig, Joan Crouch, Elvessa, Crozier, Donald Dean, Mary Edchoft, William Foster, Eugene Geber, Dwight Jones, Joseph Kendall, William.King, Bertha Karth, David Dorth, Kenneth Krisher, Mary Lqasley, Raymond Livingston, Andy McCoy, Gene McCoy, Leland McDonald, Ruth Plumer, Wilford Rimington, Mildred Rushing, Robert Scholl, Richad Schrimp, Martha Sheley, Barbara Shissler, Donald Shoop, Mary Wagner, Ca'ol Weyhrich, Willis Windish. R. E. Bickford, Supt.p Sue Barkley, Phyllis Bleichner, James Doubet, Cherles Dunton, Winifred Duval, George Edwards, Carl Ekena, Dolores Endres, Shirley Gilman, Dale lreton, David Johnston, Virgil Judd, William Keefer, Jacqueline Korenowski, Fred McCoy, Harry McCoy, Clifford Miles, Barbara Myers, Dale Nelson, Halen Nickeson, Donald Pattorr Mary Lou Rosecrans, Kenneth Sha1e Donna Shissler, Ruth Super, Walter Taylor Donna Worsford. R. E. Bickford, Supt.p Phyllis Aman, 1950 1951 - 1952 1953 Charles Atherton, James Dunn, Donna Birclay, Geraldine Duval, Kenneth Bowen, Donald Haahn Mary Driskell, Betty Howard, Bill Gibbs, Charles Judd, Dick Windish, Tom lreton, Carl Karth, Faye Waechter, Emerick Korenowski, Marilyn Jones, Ann Maher, Bill Rutterfield, Ray' Maxwell, Phyllis McDonald, Russell Sherlock, Bill McCoy, Arlene Shaw, Albert Neal, Raymond Smith, Charles Nickeson, Ronnie Watkins. R. E. Bicktord, Supt., Ruth Gilman, Derald Haahn, Ruth Snyder, Richard Meehm, Errol Brewer, Faye Boi ce, James McCoy, Ja1e Meehm, Robert Taylor, Evelyn Harwick, Shiela Shissler, Howard Layman, Doris Dunn, Virgil Day, Ruth Ann Hoyt, Margaret Geber, Richard Duval, Matilda Wagner, Dale Crozier, Minnie Purtle, Deloris Persak, Herb Butterfield, Margery Haines, C. Dem Murdock, Robert Schultz, Margaret Shoop, Robert Hall, Betty McAlister, Harry Bain, Donald Ekena, Ann Miles, Emest Duvall, Patsy Hcxwick. R. E. Bicktord, Supt., Joann Adans, Ronald Aman, Ralph Bacher, Jack Bick- iord, Helen Bridson, Jane Burrows, Steve Camp, Jmet Clark, Amydell Clemonds, Williun Doubet, Connie Foose, Warren French, Albert Hacker, Betty Ruth Haines, Kenneth Howard, Eugene Johnson, Joann Johnston, William Keyser, Patsy Keefer, Lawrence Keen, Wilma Keime, Marianne Miller, Charles Neal, Marge Nelson, Willard Parr, Mcrlys Robertson, Brim Rodgers, Alan Rosecrans, Earl Rusch, Berwyn Shane, Earl Sheley, Betty Sollen- berger, Gene Wilson, Dume Yerby, Fritz Grover. R. E. Bickford, Supt., Wayne Callister, Shirley Gray, Janice Worley, Donnie Meehm, Marilyn Austin, Joan Badter, Charlene Bateman, Madelyn Bea-ner, Hazel Emery, Mcry Emery, Ronald Fin- frock, Dem Glenn, Barbcra Hahn, Donald Howard, Clifford Kinnicutt, Robert Kore- nowski, Regina Layman, Ruth McDonald, Berwyn Meehm, Joanne Moravek, Peggy Moravek, Mlgery Rosecrans, Betty Rynearson, Jcnet Shissler, George Snider, Mcl'ilyn Vm Sickle, Dorothy Wagner, Patricia Walker. R. E'. Bicktord, Supt.p Betty Broadtield, Joanne Camp, Rosemary Clinebell, Leon- ard Colgan, Louis Colgan, Jack Craig, Gene Daley, Gene Dembinski, Evelyn Doubet, Neal Duval, Florence Edwards, Ruby Eccles, Ralph Endres, Jacqueline Ekena, Donald Goetz, Leonard Grove, Richard Hacker, Imogene Harwick, Hope Hartley, Carol Keehn, James Lewellyn, Mary Maher, Shirley May, Betty McBeth, Donald McCoy, Gerald McCoy, Barbara Meehan, Lee Miles, Donna Morby, Eleanor Nickeson, Duane Patton, Donald Phares, Shirley Rodgers, Donald Schoenbein, Loraine Slane, June Sollenberger, Carol West. . A 5 3 2 E 1 I 5 5 9 i i E 3 Q E 'Q 1 2 . 24ff.mLufurlfiwu , 'yawn-mv