Evanston High School - Devils Diary Yearbook (Evanston, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1942 volume:

Yiijuv--d Mud A-All -... N C7he ms-gs!! 'Q FX! A nu LJEVII-D IJIAKI JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS EVANSTON. WYOMING . ', nf , I. x,4-1 -' . . , . 4 . x 4,4 Q 4 'LIZ ' czmou Since the United States has been drawn into war the responsi bility of defending the nation during the war and reestablishing the country after peace is secur ed lies upon the youth of America After peace is obtained will the United States increase in power and glory? Will great gains be made in science, educa- tion art and other fields? That depends upon you Because of the great demand made upon young men and women of America at the present and in the future we salute and dedicate this annual, the 1942 Devil' s Diary to you MHP' STAFF SIAH' C0-EDITORS Scott Martin Esther Mills While reading this Dev11's Diary it is the sincere wish of the staff that it will bring to you fond memories of the days spent in Evanston High School Y -wq as C i., SPOISORS Edith Alice Lakin Literary Delbert Smedley Art Q , I1 X I O 9 w. 1 'Q 7 5 - ' --n STAFF J lg' Marilyn Corless Scott Martin, Jr Alice Jean Lowham Joy Morris Betty Walling STAFF Alice Batey Darlene Cook f Stanley Neilson Thelma Snow Loren Brown Clinton Dunning Vera Sim Glen Spencer SIAFI: An annual serves the same purpose to a school and its members as the 'fixer' does in the process of printing pictures it keeps the memories of school from fading and becoming indiscernible The annual staff composed of the members of the Journalism class the artists and some students working independently of the of school life and activities To say what each has done would be impossible for everyone has worked at whatever needed doing in the creative production of this book as well as in the mechanical processes of making this record possible for you However in general the Jobs were done by the following people CO-EDITORS Esther Mills Scott Martin SECTION EDITORS Betty Jo Brimhall 56Di0T Joy Morris Junior June Heward 50Ph0m0re Marilyn Corless Junior High Section Joy Phillips Lit SPST? CALENDAR Darlene Cook ATHLETIC SECTION Sheila Brough N118 581503 ACTIVITIES SECTION Alice Jean Lowham Ida Mae Marshall Betty Olson Darlene Gull Billy Lollar ADVERTISING Betty Walling DISTRIBUTION Joseph Williams ANNUAL ARTISTS Alice Batey Loren Brown Darlene Cook Clinton Dunning Stanley Neilson VGTB Sim Thelma Snow Glen Spencer class--has undertaken the task of setting forth a record of a year AD INISTRATIDN hw WV' ,QI MQ.: I QW ,,,A . it 35 1 ,, Q if l,w J ' fl I .. 0 Q ff . . Q . f Va. A '. ' f , ' Ai . txlwk .41 J ,f , bf .,-fi' --'gl E ,A , 1 -1,4 . Q ci L . I O- R, ' ' .. f ' 1 ' , I g JA- I . f' yi' ' ' - d hi,. 0 ' I n 4, . . ADMINISIIQAIIDN Anotker year has come and gone and again this book is presented with its record of happy events It will help to recall many pleasant memories of those whose school history it includes I congratulate its editors and managers upon its completion I know they have worked hard to create such a splendid representation of Evanston High School To all who may read it the school extends greetings and good will The past year has been a homecoming for me and may I add a happy one' It is a joy to work with the youth of Evanston as they prepare themselves for the life tomorrow We are now entered upon a critical time for our country War has darkened our horizon However we know that dependence may be placed upon our students who will soon b a part of the educated citizenry of our country a citizenry trained to think, to understand the successes and mistakes of the past and gifted with the intelligence that can project these lessons into a happy future Today is a time for America to have faith in its youth Good luck to you! C. W. Kurtz Superintendent '15 ,A fr: f e u Q 0 , o -- o o Q I S -- I o e ADMINISIIZAIIDN ,-nv M J I Williams President M e W J latte Trustee fo ,pv- Mrs Rose C Harris Clerk 1...- H G e y Treasurer tix? -sf! Mr Alex Lowham Trustee f 'wdi 1 K 1 QL, T. . . '45 e Mr. . . K 11 r . . . ' 5 Mr. Wilford M. Price Carl R Evans Principal AlmlNl sIl2AIloN This year I have appreciated and enjoyed the student attitude in gen eral. There seems to have been good evidence of that mutual courtesy a mong students and between the student ' and the teacher that makes your work o 5 and mine enjoyable. ' Durdng this year when the nation al safety has come to depend upon our sincer'ty as individuals and as a group, I think that the students of he Evanston High Schools have made normal progress in their ways of thinling and conduct We must all make allowances for exceptions and I do not wish to imply that everyone 'rows his own weightn 1n a group such as our school The important thing is that the many may make progress despite the opposition and apathy of the few Rudger Davis Business Manager ,' A 4. L 4- V I Q o , 4 AIDMINISIIZAIIDN 'im Ellen 5 Aageeon Hildreth Pearl Bayless State College of North Dakota Ames Iowa University of Missouri Colorado State College Minnesota University Home Economics Eighteen teachers headed by Mr Kurtz guide the activities and studies of near ly five hundred stu dents who compose the Junior and seni or high schools these teachers the students owe a great debt for assisting them in building so great a foundation for their future University of Denver English Nadine Boodleman R81Ph Bfimhall BS Higher Accounting University of Nebraska L8 Salle Phys ical Educat ion COMSTCB English Junior High ADMINISIIZAIION Marcella Davis University of Nebraska University of Vienna University of California Language Ernestine Kabell MA University of Colorado Commerce Library Joseph J Henry Regis University of Utah Social Science K5 Karl J Ferrin Utah State Agriculture Colleg Social Studies Junior High Edith Alice Lakin University of Denver Mathematics English 'ffl X U , AB Be MA , Phi University of Denver A ZQ1 :ilk ? BA BA AIDMINISIIRAIIDN Thomas Manatee University of Wyoming Mathematics Science Junior High Caroline Murphey BS Cllducationj University of Idaho English Junior High 6 l Elvira Mohegan University of Utah University of Wyoming University of California Mathematics Junior High Trunk Postma Cuthbert F. Sandstrom Bradley Polytechnic Institute BS University of Utah International Harvester Company Music Senior Draftsman Vocational Education Shop N. X v an ' ,yn ti . 1 X , ' ., ' I . t . .x f ' f' .' x . . I ' :- BA BA U fa ,f T J A v I SPM AIDMINISIIRAIION Y -r Q., Alma Schglt Delbert W Smedley Colorado State College Hgmg Ecgngmicg Utah State AgT1Cu1tuI6 College Junior High Southern California Ar To these eighteen teachers their thank them for their patience understand ing and helpfulness in many of our var ied problems J Von Tippetts Vern Waldo BA BS Univergity of Utah Brigham Young University Utah state Agriculture conege University of Idaho sciencg Numerous Coaching Schools Physical Education A-5 4. , al 4,4 BA BS MA t we, students, wish to AlDMlNlSil2AIl0N Custodians Albert Narramore Joseph A Stevenson Virgil Rufi C H Morton Cu. I 1 I 4- V. 2 , v . lx l ' Y.. . N fl , a 2 5 I N' J! Q .ff if ' ff! 1-.2 f ir ' . J M is V .' if vi -.- . 3 , 1 4 ' X . gl , W' h .4 1 N A 9 I ' . A Y L ,lf if D O ADMINISIIZAIIDN President Secretary Earl Sparks Ellen Hudson Vice President Reporter Glen Spencer Helen Guild The student council of lvanston High School was active from the first week of school Many problems faced the group from the beginning of the year, but most or ahese were solved as they came up Ls in other years the council was composed of the student body officers, standing committee chairmen home room presidents and a sponsor The committee chairmen made weekly reports and helped in many ways through their suggestions Only the home room presidents and student body officers were allowed to vote Each week the home room presidents brought to council their home room reports which were collected by the secretary and given to Mr Evans sponsor This year the council sponsored an assembly a trip to the Student Leader ship Conference at Star Valley High School a dance a Defense Bond Drive, created a school creed and did many other worthwhile things The student body and faculty cooperated with the council to make a suc cessful year of student participation in government Much credit goes to Hr Evans for the help and fine suggestions he offered. r V 1 A . 1' 'K .2 9 ' I 0 0 g e , Q 0 , , U ADMINISIIZAIION -J -3 Marilyn Corlees Eugene Cronin Betty Ann Martin Jean McKinney Betty Olson Glenn Sessions Thelma Snow Betty Walling '?,G-' Assembly Athletic Building and grounds Finance Social School Spirit Inter Claes Rivalry Citizenship I . ADMINISIIZAIION President Vice President John Schwartz Secretary Dennis Creek Connie Ever Reporter Junior Crompton The junior high school student council has attempted to keep student participation in government of the school an active thing the year 1941-42 is nearing completion the members of the council are beginning to summar ize the council activities for the year W hope that the students feel that the members have represented them to the best of their ability and that student affairs of the school have been acceptably handled J' ,pw Sharnene Brough Shirley Robinson social Stanley Neilson Finance Assembl y Ray Hevard Athletic ldith Anderson L'-101110 Sims Citigenghip Building and Grounds Dorothy Lusty School Spirit 5 . I J , Q 3 . AB I , 6 0 .y fl ,' - r,, 1 1 ,sXe, ,f f' 7' S We '?23W5 mffi K A Y ka .gif w,Lj':f , 51' , g 3 I ' l A ,Q JO 4' ADMINISIIZAIIDN Wt ' 1 7-'Bs AK KU Be Ween Cla 8 fm Deep in t Wyomi The mon of the faculty and others Lit z 1 4-Sei. ding 'ity an Q When do we eat? E Look. good. g'p0'U5h to oak -- C . AM V, ff . Q .. I was A V Y st . 5 ,fm 'N' kg' ' Q 4, A 4 ' Y , ,mmnwwf 4 X 4 ! k !7 if U Q ' Q, an 'W' 5 , , , 2 , If 'Q' A , WM 'Agua ' n, ,gif f - , . Y ...4 v. ' . , X ,MQ 'I ' N P W 1- 5 t :N my f 5, K G 1, .K - ,Q XR ,I if 8 if eg J- ! r I f.' , A f - f 1 ' ' H K . . Q' ' , ' Q' ,g 1' ' ,. ., , 'I -gn! , ,,, ff, I K 1 . 1 -P g,, N, Q jfs ,jxc A .ff f- , v, 4? - - uw .Q x . if Q, SENIORS , SIENIDIZS 2 I 'if I Our history, taken as a whole, has been a long and checkered one, and through thick and thin we have worked together until now we stand apparelled in all the dignity and stateliness of seniors It is a hard matter to relate the history of this class, hard to pick out the most important events all have been so important to us After six eventful years of grade school we composed the first seventh grade class of Evanston Junior High School and through the rest of our school years event after event marked us an outstanding class We won the citizen ship cup in our eighth, ninth and Junior years and have high hopes of win ning it again this year Entering high school as sophomores we originated the traditional Sopho more Stomp, and faithfully carried out all other long standing traditions f H As Juniors we presented the best assembly of the year, and brought t the gym a replica of 'Blue Hawaii' in our Junior Promenade which was one f the most beautiful in the history of our school class has been outstanding in all school activities, in basketball, have all been members of our class during their three high school years I members of the cast of the all school play 'Crashing Society' held on Feb ruary 21 1942 were seniors The senior assembly a play entitled 'One Happy Family' was presented February 24 Our first senior party an Autumn Dance, was in October, and during the last of April the annual Senior Hop was held Baccalaureate services were held Sunday May 1? and May 20 was Class Night May 22, Dr L R Kilzer of Laramie gave the commencement address Now we are leaving high school at a time of great peril to our country, and it is our hope that we will be able to fill our places in defending our great nation as well as we have carried on the work of our school - o E. . S. o , o Our football, track, forensics, music and drama. The drum major and majorettes . Si , . - . , A , . SENIDIZS President Robert E Reward Vice President Kathleen Kendall Reporter Stanley Burleigh 'UN Secretary Lily Wing SENIDIZS 'Q if Alice Ahern Pretty in her ways and l06k8 As if she'd stepped from picture books Lela Marr Atkinson She likes to talk and likes to read It's our future guess that she'11 succeed '55 ,aff v Vande. Easton Atkinson She may seem quiet but can she dance' She has the ability when given a chance Mary Coggins Aimone She has a pleasant smile each day So ehe'1l go far along the way Jack A Barnes A member of the home-guard is he Ready, with courage, to defend liberty 'if fa- . B slimolzi Alice J Batey As her favorite activity she chose debate And is very good ve're glad to relate Sheila Brough A drum majorette and editor of the paper is she And wherever there's humor, she's sure to be Betty Ruth Blake She has oodles and oodles of school spirit She'11 'be a real leader before we know it Christine Brown She is the president, a real Pepperette And one of the nicest we've ever net. Betti J' o Brimhall First came her father and now comes she For a commercial expert she's bound to be SIENIOIZS Marion Brown In the office her work is glorious So as a secretary she'll be victorious George Leslie Broun He was selected the best dancer in school As his aim in life let this be his tool Joseph Buckley Athletics, athletics athletics galore And also with friends he makes a huge score Louise Broun As a seamstress and cook in home ec she excels A really grand future this vocation tells Seth Burdett He is very studious and likes to debate In this progressive world he's sure to rate Q o 9 U V.,-Lf ' Q . 5 , s 4 a 9 SENIDIZS r 452 .IW Stanley Burleigh Since he works studys and gets a good grade His brilliance and industry will never fade lngene H Cronin He is the manager of basketball And is really liked by each and all Darlene Cook Pianist artist humorist and majorette She'll have oodles more added yet Vera Davis In writing poetical versions of stories she excels She's bound to be e. poet, thus far as time tells Clifford D Crompton It would take pages to list his friends For with an attitude like his payment never ends SENIDIZS Clinton Dunning Another artist of the classical world Whose fame round the earth will be hurled Evelyn Hansen With lessons finished she writes a. letter For as an avocation what could he better Alfred mer A well known person of the school Let 'well known' always be his rule Kenneth Hansen Here is a. boy with a most pleasing grin And many friends it has helped him to win llaine Henley In tap dancing she is very good Just hear the rhythm of metal on wood sfulolzs Robert I Howard He has a personality that few possess And will go through life shedding happiness Ellen Hudson Here's a cheerleader who's tops in her classes So we expect her to lead the wor1d's masses James Hooper He gets around in a quiet way But will reach the highest goal someday -Q7 Sellye Reed Johnson Around the school there is a rumor That Sallye really appreciates humor Beth llla Hove She has a striking appearance and is really nice to know To find a grander person you'd have to search high and lov ff t s :muon 'TIY Billy Lollar He finds something to do all through the day For if he isn't in the mood to work he's in the mood to play Kathleen Ke dall She likes to laugh and enjoys her Sum She is a swell person and oodles of fun Alice Jean Lowham A girl clever witty and as nice as can be She'l1 really climb in life just wait and see Ls the gypsy looks into her crystal ball it appears That Kate will be a photographer in future years Ida Mae Marshall She keeps her thoughts all to herself And rewards will soon be stacked on her shelf. Kathryn Lewis jjp' y SENIUIZS Ann Martin She was only here for part of a year But in that time she progressed never fear Scott Martin, Jr He has a 'Jr W tacked to his name And mark my word he'll bring it fame Catherine Messina Here is a senior who's quite a songhird A lovely soprano from all that we've heard lsther Hills She has a voice like a nightingale A future star of opera we nov hail' Lucille Morris Since in sewing or cooking she never falls Another home ec teacher of the future prevails , n. J I , o . . . . 'U , C 1 9 - 0 , q SENIUIZS llery llargaret ltulhsll From tar and. near have come reports het lsr! llnrgsret excels in sports 3111 lorros A senior who is typical of the lest For in covboy outfits does he dress John Iolllll leilsm President of the 'E' Club is he An opening for him there's hound to be George H lossy He may seem quiet but he's always thinking And success to him the world is bringing !m leilson In Forensics he's quite 9, character One of these days, he'1l be a famed orator SIENIDIZS s Carol Nlbarger There is an instrument called the violin Which she plays like Ru'h1noff's kin Theressa Robert! She was rewarded for her exceptional art Perhaps from this she'll get her start Elaine 0'Ha.ra. She'll succeed without a doubt QCN 1.-:V Earl L Rowe In playing football he was careful not to stumble So in toting 1ife's 'ball he surely won't fumble Ruth Price A jolly person and nice to have around When you get to know her s. real friend you've found Of her activities people will shout, .f X2 SENIOIZS Robert lsbuarts As ability is not measured by inches A great part in this world he cinches H115 Saxton Here is a girl who torments and teases But in a friendly way that pleases Betty Jo Seits She plays the piano and plays in the band So that is her place in this musical land Sylvia Saxton She is rather quiet and has beautiful hair Kindness and friendship are other traits there Glenn L. Sessions Ls a cheerleader and dancer, he is beet But also in other things, he'll lead the rest. SIENIDIZS Charles Sim A player in the band with a swell vocal bass He is really welcome in this musical race James Arth r Smith He is an outstanding trumpeter for the school 'Practice makes perfect' must be his rule Betty Bae Sims An industrious student with popularity One of our prize citizens she's bound to be Thelma Snow Since she truly excels in art In the classical world, she'l1 play her part. lloyd Smith In shop 'he's the best there is' For an aim in life, this vocation is his. i i 9 SENIDRS an Betty waning Orchestra pianist excelled by none With an infectious laugh that really spreads fun Earl Spark! President athlete activities galore If he weren't graduating there'cl be oodles NON Heber John In-burton ne was urn najor of the band lext he'll be major of all the land Louise Uuthank She vas a new member of the senior class But made many friends very very fast ' Robert Warburton le is the head. lan for taking pictures Because he possesses s. camera and all other fixtures, E P 1 8 , 0 -i Q l f , e 9 e 9 e SENIOIZS Grace Bateman Whiting he has a pleasant smile each day she'll go far along the way Other Seniors Marjorie Bateman Myrtle Beard Snow Alice Fearn Darlene Gull Phyllis Helton Holland Hilton Jack Barnes,,.. .,,. Alice Batey,.,....,,, Betty Ruth Blake. 41 Lily Wing A senior who really has personality And tops with her friends she'll always be O ' W Pepsters 3 Pepperettes 4 Le Cita Mard Reporter 3 Le Cite Mard Secretary 4 -G A A 2 3 4 'Dress Rehearsal' 2 All School Play 2 3,4 Band President 2 Xenon Vice President 3 -Pepperstte Secretary 4 School Spirit Committee 2 3 Glee Club 4--Football 4--Track 3,4--Member of Champion In- terclass basketball team 3. Class Vice President 3-- Annual Staff 4-- Le Cite Mard Vice President 4--Debate 3,4. Class Reporter 2 --Paralyzer Staff 2,3--Molecule Editor 4-- Xenon 2,3,4--Le Gita Mard 2,3--G.A.A. 2--Student Conference 3--Debate 2 --Cheer Leader 2,3 --School Spirit Chairman 3-- Building A Grounds Committee 2. ' al S ww!! So . W H S H O ' Lela Atkinson ..... ...Molecule Staff 2,3,4--Band 2,3--Glee Club 2 --Xenon 2,3,4-- - -- , , SENIDIZS Betty J o Brimhall :hella Brough Cb istine Brown George Brown Louise Brown Marion Brown J os Buckley Stanley Burleigh Mary Coggins Darlene Cook Clifford Crompton Eugene Cronin Clinton Dunning Alice Fearn Darlene Gull Evelyn Hansen Kenneth Hansen Phyllis Helton Blaine Henley Bob Hevard James Hooper Beth llla Hove lllen Hudson Kathleen Kendall Kathryn Levis Billy Lollar Alice Jean Lovham... Student Body Reporter 3 Clabs Secretary 3 Annual Staff 4 Band 2 3,4 Orchestra 2 3 -Glee Club 2 Xenon 4 Molecule Staff 4 -Pepster 3 Le Cita Mard 3 G A A 2 3 4 'Dress Rehearsal' 3 Debate 3 Band Secretary 2 Social Committee 4 Prom Queen Attendant 3 Pep Band 4 Annual Staff 4 Paralyser Staff 2 3 4 Molecule Staff 3,4- Band 2,3 4 -Orchestra 2 Xenon 3 4 -Pepster 3 Student Con ference 4 Chairman Junior Prom 3 Pep Band 4 Class Reporter 3 -Pepster 3 Le Cite Hard 2 -Pepperette President 4- Social Committee 4 Football Letterman 2 3 Member of Inter Class Rivalry Games Paralyzer Staff 3 -Glee Club 2 X Cello 3 4 Glee Club 2 Pepster 3 Basketball letterman 4 Iootball letterman 4 'E' Club mem ber Class Reporter 4 -Annual Staff 2 3 -Glee Club 4 class Rivalry member 2 Color Guard 3 Band 2 4 -Glee Club 2 3- X Cello 2,3,4 X Cello Historian 4--Pep-Band 4 Annual Staff 4-Paralyzer Staff 4--Molecule Staff 3 4 Band 2 3,4- Glee Club 2 Xenon 3,4 -Pepster 3 -Xenon President 4 Social Committee member 3-Student Conference 4- Honor at Junior Prom 3 Class President 3-Glee Club 4 Football letterman 3 4 Iinance Committee 2 Building 4 Grounds Committee 4 U ' Club 3 4 Class Vice President 2 Football letterman 3 4 -Athletic Chairman 4 'E' Club 3,4 Basketball manager 4 Inter Maid of Annual Staff 2,3 4 Inter-Class Rivalry Committee 3 G-lee Club 2,3 4 -Pepster 4-G A A 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 -Paralyzer Staff 4- Band 2,3--Glee Club 2 3 Pepperette 4 X Cello 2 -G A A 2 3,4 -Prom Queen Attendant Glee Club 2 3,4- X Cello 2 3 4 Color guard 3 Band 2 3 Glee Club 2-X Cello 2 3 4 X Cello 2 3 4 X-Cello Secretary 4 Class President 4-Glee Club 4 Xenon 3 4 Student Confer ence 2 4 Vice President of Xenon 4 Football letterman 3 4 Building 6 Grounds Committee 3-Member of Iutermural Cham pion Team 3 Glee Club 4 -.Xenon 3--Assembly Committee 3 Le Cite Mard 4-X-Cello 4 Orchestra 2 3 -Glee Club 2 3 4 -Pepster 3 Pepperette 4 Le Cita Hard 2 3 4-G A A 3 4-All School Play 4-Student Conference 3 4-Debate 3-Band Reporter 3 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Citizenship Chairman 3-Social Committee 2-Le Cite Hard Reporter 2- Vice President 3-Junior Prom Queen 3-Student Body Secretary 4 Clase Vice President 4-Glee Club 2 3 4 -Pepperette 4-X- Cello 2-G A A 2 3,4 'Dress Rehearsal' 2 Paralyser Staff 3 -Glee Club 2-.X-Cello 2 3 Annual Staff 4 -Paralyser Staff 4 Cheer Leader at Marion I linois. .Annual Staff 4-Paralyxer Staff 2,3,4-'Band 2,3 4-0rehes- tra 2-Xenon 4--X-Cello 2.3,4--Le Gita Hard 4--'Debate 4- -2. e e e e e a U I I O l tt L I Q O Vera Davis. . .... . . . .Molecule Staff 2,3--Crche stra 2--Xenon 2,3--X-Cello 4--Band - 2 ,3. y - D I SIENIDIZS Ida Mae Marshall Ann Martin Scott Martin J Catherine Messina Esther Mills Lucille Morris George Mossy X Cello President 2 Annual Staff 4 -Paralyzer Staff 4 -Band 2 3 -Glee Club 2,3, Xenon 4 -Pepperette 4-X Cello 2-G A A 2 3 4 'Dress Re hearsal' 2 G A A Reporter 3 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 -Paralyzsr Staff 4 Molecule Staff 3 4 Xenon 2 3 Le Cita Mard 2,3 4 -All School Play 3- Inter Class Rivalry 4 Co editor of Annual 4 Le Gita Mard Stage Manager 4 Band 3 Glee Club 2,3 4 -X Cello 2 X Cello Historian 2 Annual Staff 2,3,4 -Paralyzer Staff 4 Band 2 3,4 Orches tra 2 4 -Glee Club 2 3 Pepster 3 'Dress Rehearsal' 2 Pep Band 4 Student Conference 3,4 -Attendant at Junior Prom Glee Club 2 3 4 X Cello 2 3,4 X Cello President 4 Band 2,3 4 Xenon 3,4 Le Cita Mard 2,3 4-All School Play 2 3 4 Debate 4 Mary Margaret Mulhall Xenon 4 Pepperette 4 G A A 9 3,4 -G A A Vice President John Neilson Carol Nibarger Elaine O'Hara Ruth Price Theressa Roberts Earl Rowe Bob Schwartz Betty Jo Seitz Glenn Sessions Charles Sim Betty Rae Sims James Smith Thelma Snow Earl Sparks Louise Unthank Betty Walling Heber Warburton Robert Warburton Lily Wing 3 G A A President 4 -G A A letter 4 President of 'E' Club 4' School Spirit Committee 4 Glee Club 4 Orchestra 2,3 X Cello 2 Dance Orchestra 4 Band 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Pepperette 4 -G A A 4 Finance Committee 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 Glee Club 2 X Cello 2 3,4--G A A 2 'Dress Rehearsaln 2 X Cello Vice President 4 Annual Staff 2 -Glee Club 2 3 4 X Cello 2,3 4 Football letterman 4 Track letterman 3 4 'E' Club Mard 2 3 Basketball manager 3 Football letterman 3,4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 -Glee Club 2,3 Pepster 3 X Cello 2 3,4 Le Cita Mard 4 Musician of X Cello 2 4 X Cello President 3 Football letterman 2 3,4 Track letterman 3 Cheer leader 3 4 School Spirit Chairman 4 Glee Club 4 Intramurals 3 4 Band 3 4 -Glee Club 3,4 Member of Athletic Committee 2 Pep band 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2,3 Glee Club 2 X Cello 2 3 Presi dent of Band 4 Pep Band 4 Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3 Glee Club 4 Band Custodian 2,3, Vice President of Band 4 -Pep Band 4 Basketball Intra- murals Class Secretary 2 Pepster 3 Pepperette Vice President 4 Inter Class Rivalry Chairman 4 Member of Inter Class Ri valry Committee 3--Annual Staff 2 3 4 Student Conference 3 4 Basketball letterman 3,4 -Football letterman 3 4 Basketball Captain 4 Iootball captain 4 Track 2 Member of Athletes of America 4 'E' Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 3,4 -Paralyzer Staff 4 Band 2 -Dance Orches tra 3 4 -Glee Club 2 Xenon 4 Citizenship Chairman 4 Band 2 3 Orchestra 2- Xenon 2 3- Le Cita Mard 2 Basket ball letterman 3,4 -Football letterman 4 -Drum Major of Band 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Band 4 -Glee Club 3 4 Le Cita Hard 2 3 4 Class Secretary 4 -Paralyzer Staff 2,3 Molecule Staff 2, 3 Xenon Club 2,3 4 Pepster 3 -G A A 2,3,4 Xenon Seo retary 3 4 -G A A letter 4 cease ' ' Q e e e g g ' 'I 'I-Ifff ' - -- .- 9 ' 0 ' ' sees ' Q ' 0 eeeeeesee s ' ' 9 ' 9 ' ' ' eesseoe Q 9 g ' e eeeseeeee 9 ' 9 9 0 0 0 s e e -Ig ' e e e eeeeoleo p 9 ' e c e - seems , 9 g e eeeebeeeeeoo ' , ' 40 Nlla Saxton..........Annual Staff 4--Paralyzer Staff 4--Xenon Club 4--Le Gita eesegee 5 9 - ' ' eeeeees Q 5 - '- , ' 1 D ' Q -' -Q Q- 0 oeeee ' ,'x 9 g Q 0 Jumons M. . ft ' r ' g JIJNIDIZS We have finally made it into the eleventh grade after a long hard struggle The ten preceding years were very difficult but we have glee fully left them behind us for others who want and need them as much as we did The Junior class carried away first place for the Alumni Day floats he float was a pyramid with the Rock Springs Tigers buried at the foot and an Evanston Red Devil sitting on the top Our first Junior party a traffic dance, was held November 28 1941 in the high school gymnasium It was very thrilling to prepare for the Junior Promenade which was held in the gymnasium April 18 1942 The theme of the prom was a an American Garden Twelve junior boys belonged to the football and basketball teams Alice Palmer was the only junior cheerleader There were five juniors that participated in the All School play itled 'Crashing Society' which was held February 21 1942 in the high school auditorium The sponsors of the Junior class were Miss Edith A11ce Lakin and M Ralph Brimhall We all look forward to a very successful year as seniors -'31, 'Say didn't you see that STOP sign? rsh Devil rind h avi 0 g T I f 0 1 0 P ' - 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XA Jac-fl! 1-on . 1. 4' 35 ld 4'95'0OQ6-I' AqAl iz I Ab 1 Q 0 b A 0 11,4 3' Ofbsqr lv N IDRS 0 00 Sw om 0900 009 5 -,Ja 070 Sveg 5-0 51,99 1530 O 'X-o 0000 IUNIDRS io Obqb 0 'J Q Q fa Other Juniors 6 George Bristol Gayle Corless Leola Hayward Dick Kates O Je 1 04 Q I limbs 'Pe 6 +V: 496193, Q-,Q it 0' d szeks . he L Qmi, Perla S?g? 5 V bfi! for r -0 .V 'fobsb Y J 6 P IQ I QQ I J . I QQ F 1150- -f 0 11 JQJ 46 D' IQJO J' Z SDPHOMORES 1 U . C . H R .1 : ' ' Q - A ..- 4 SOPI-IOMDIZES :i The sophomore class entered into high school with possession of a truly fighting spirit Many . members were placed on committees to help the school become a better place in which to learn A float nas entered in the Alumni Day parade and although it didn't place first it added to the glory and show of the pageantry To get up at six o'clock in the morning to whitewash the 'E' was o picnic but the task was accomplished cheerfully Our class held the first formal dance of the season while entertaining the hi gh school at the annual Sophomore Stomp In other fields the sophs also excel Several members took parts 1 play Many are interested in musical vocations and are pro gressing along that line Boys succeeded in reaching the standards required to participate in sports the all school Again the sophomores gave a dance with Sadie Hawkins carrying out the th eme The girls spent the day in getting dates for the dance and all was proclaimed a success In the years ahead the class will continue to do its part to make the school and its functions successful Y 5 x Loon out for 5-ishpan hand' 1. ca t,tzQf '7 ,QD gsciQ6,ta 1,1 Future orators and actorg n 1 i . L . n 'Q 'N WJ V '4' ,YT 2'rM six, c. Q Y V :A 'L 'T . I I-'IV E g IUBVI , . Q1 e X .!: E, Ik I A 7 4. .!. . Q-'A - 'J' L - Q 1' SDPHDMDIZIES L, F President Vice President Arnold Christensen Robert Matthews Secretary Report er June Howard. Blanche Bennett ngrgngg Ahgrn H11Q1'0d BBIKDI' Alice Anderson Deiayne Barker Delorie Allard ling Bateman 1 it , eo 1 t- e g t SDPHDMDIRES Blanche Bennett Blaine Buck Arnold. Christensen B111 Condos Lodasca Cronin Bob Dunning Delilah Durrant Gene lngel Barbara Gevecke Lois Gilpin Yvonne Gorman Mnnrine Harris llary Henderson June Reward Diana mnk Harry Harrie Helen Hinshaw hmn Holmes -25 , sl - V ' ' A Ir 5 5 ' W Q ' , UL ' ' Q ' ir q . '- A Z sf of ' 1 C f F? fl , SDPHDMDIZIS James Hornback Muriel Hudson Gene Johnson Homer Johnston David Jones Gertrude Kenny Betty Lane Anita Layne Dorothy Lee 'U' my 4 Bob Matthews Lois June Lowham Josephine Messina Gloria MacAllister Selina Morris Jean McKinney onald Morton Neal Marshall Carl Pendleton ,.1w' W I I Q' ,, , Car 51 A 'A'V fffisw y i f ,mfg 'e.. w 1 ' .i , I ,4 V it 91 K JE 5 Y ns- S I Y . - , gi , ' 1 f f' Q I . Q :i :,v . :: Q 4 25,2124 5 It an ra . . E R W 5 Sw , I xx ' VA J' rfxxi-6 ' , .1 A S P' 4 W . 4 w nf., .Q - ' 1 5 v n SUPHDMDIZES calvin Quan Louise Remlueeen Chester Reed Elmer Saxton Glen Saxton Vera Sim Hazel Smith Donald. !ho:rnh111 Celia Smale, Maxine lehletron Laura Vellvork Dorothy White lillie Ying leil Young 2 49 J 3 Pearl susan nu-y snun w . t I lf' SDPHDMDIZES Chona Andrade Mauro Andrade David Bertagnoli Bob Carlisle James Carlisle Dorothy Carpenter Glenna George David Gerrard Robert Gull Evelyn Keyes Franklin Kiddy Faye Marsh Eleanor Perkins Raymond Perkins Glen Titmue Kenneth Unthank William Whiting Thelma Whiting the 'Fetch carrying Waiting for the doors to oPen lf either on' On t A he av. m0V9 the nu' Chi shi NP 'ride Eg Jumon HIGH VY1. 4, 'W H'-phg fx A- K .4 I fy? . , . fr ' . 'we ix A-'Y 1 ., 3 I, 1 ' fifa: f . V Q 2.3 p' ' 1 NINIH GRADE This year the oldest in Junior high next year the young est in senior high the ninth grade has just completed their This year has been a successful one Although the class received third place in the Alumni Day Parade for their float it added to the color and gaiety of the day In the Junior High Tournament held in Evanston with the Evanston teams do ing exceedingly well the ninth graders were some of the main players and received awards for their achievements Their most successful party was the Sadie Haukins dance where boys dressed in overalls and the girls wore gingham and escorted the boys to the dance In all the class vas very active this year and, judging from the past, will continue so in high school final year in Junior high, NINTI-I GRADE President vice President Secretary Reporter Loren Brown Bob Stones Dorothy Dusty Darlene Brimhall Donald Allard Edith Anderson Joyce Bell Virginia Bell 5118-l'm9I16 Brough Loren Brown Edward Atkinson X! Mary Benzley Vary Bruce Pearl Bateman T Jack Blake Lavar Carter Donald Batey Darlene Brimhall Jack Coles aa, .Q Q, I f Z r :Y t ,JL gf B' ...n . Ri ' V If I ' D. 4 X 1 - NINII-I GRADE Mx Billy Crompton Junior Crompton 11 iz Raymond Evans Arthur Galster Sheldon Henderson Ray Heward Dorothy Lusty James Nibarger AY Marian McCabe aa' Virgil Davis Afton Eastman i Dan Gerrard Betty Keyes Lela Easton Mary Alice Gross Lewis Hellewell Hugh Lane Lorraine Lott 'P' Glen Martin Clara Mae Moon Stanley Neilson Robert Norton Larry O'Conner Neil Osterling Junior Phillips r 4 ,V V. V .V 1 , ' 'Q 5 ff . V. ' KV 'L X C9 C '- W' X v .1169 Ve' I V xy ' J 'ir V ' 'Z' J A ' ' h 'V V SEV . V V13 , oo t y t 13 VV V 1 1 l ' ez- - .V A gr V V A , V V , M: A V fp 9 VV fV VV? V I 1 fx: , .V 7 L .XQ C C -C A ' 1 NINTH GRADE Dennis Regan Lorraine Peynolds John Schwartz Billy Seitz LeRoy Smith Latona Rushia 3 Luc'lle Sims Bob Stones orma Sparks Betty June Williams Other Freshmen Muriel Barnes Percy Bateman Robert Brown Harold Ghristensen larneetine Crabtree Frances Crabtree Merrill learn Ensign Griffiths Delilah Salmela Connie Schofield we il Frances Smith Joseph Smith Allie Lee Taylor George Whitehead We , Frank Wirig James Harris Marion Bysell Patrick Kenny Rex Marsh Luella Moore Lily Passey Mary Perkins George Snow L V EJB Je lik X3 15 EN ff W - w 7 QSM.: fl W xg .QWFJN . .Q . gm . li t , e x.N Ui Q X 'ae r s fr!! I 4 g N . f' A I A - 2,4 EIGHTH GRADE President Mn n 'm ' vice President Shirley Robinson secretary Juanita Watts Reporter Kenneth Barker This year 1941-42 has been a very happy and profitable one for the eighth grade This class numbered ninety eight at the first of the year and we feel that the parties and the assembly which we sponsored were the best of the year One of the first duties of the year was to elect our class officers They are President Miles Alexander Vice President Shirley Robinson Secretary Juanita Watts Reporter, Kenneth Barker They have worked faithfully and successfully throughout the year School began with everyone preparing for Alumni Day Our Class won second place with our float 'Food Will Win the War' was our slogan The first party of the year was given by the eighth grade class on November 8 The music was furnished by the school orchestra and everyone had a good time In January the eighth grade girls had the honor of winning first place at the Girls Intramural Basketball Tournament. Another big event of the year was our class assembly, with Mrs. Mohegan and Miss Murphey as sponsors. It consisted of musical numbers and two one-act plays. The entire class took part and it was a great BHCCGIB. Our boys have been very active this year. Many of them have taknn up basketball and football. They have done very well. Kenneth Neilson and Max Workman received silver baeketballe for being outstanding players on the losing team and Miles Alexander received a medal for the most spec tacular shot at the Junior High Tournament in March. Two eighth graders received recognition by the student body this year, Dennis Creek being elected Vice President, and Connie Ewer, Sec- retary. 1 1:1 Q A B r , - ,L J Y J ' a I , ,J ZR, V j ,. 9 - 'e O 1 h ' 1 s I Q , Q ' 9 3 e O U IEIGHII4 GRADE '- ' '-Il Nellie Haggard Alene Casey Gloria Saxton Patricia Gardner Juanita Watts June Titmus Carol Evans Bertie Lou Lee Hallie Turne. Shirley Morrow Kenneth Bark. Darlene Gram Duard Pritcha Robert Gross Thomas Willey Brian Conway Billy Harris Eldon Sims Earl Wahlstrom Patricia McPh1e Earl Stoll June Huffacker Afton Lym Lillian Bell Boyd Henderson Phyllis Murray Lois Moon Eileen Dearden Joy Nibarger Betty Ever Ella Kay Corless Lois Smith Charlotte Rosenberry Buelah Bell Edna Mae Fessler Ramona Tremelling Betty Easton Wanda MacDonald 51911 'hi-081' Marie Morris Billy Pickering Ruth Ribe Dennis Creek Clayton Laird llmer Burdick David Sevright Jack Creager Paul Wainwright Irank Amsler Loel Schoonover Bonnie Bower Fred Hicks Josephine Malouf Hazel Haines Carol Henderson Peggy Crompton LaR1ta Carter Barbara Cowling Lillian Wing Shirley Robinson Dorothea Guild IEIISI-Ifii B GRADE IEIGIWI-1 GRADE Alossie Robbins Jean Lutz Shirley Coles Doris Barnard Margaret Mills Virginia Gewecke Beatrice Gerrard Shirley Bricken Marion Carruth Richard Saxton Grant Passey Lorenzo Andrade Robert Burns Kenneth Neilson Jimmy Cook Max Workman Donald Hayward Miles Alexander Leonard Hansen Russell Lee Lou Narramore Carol Reed Connie Ever Betty Hamil on Helba White Helen Smedley Ila Clark Jane Barton Dorothy Carlisle Clarence Crompton 1 Inf 'l' ' ' ll !'1'l 1 A ll? s we 1 .. ff SIEVENIH GRADE css' President Beverly Gull Vice President Charles Alexander secretary Margaret Sarvis Reporter Marcia Cook The class of N47W entered in their first year of junior high in the fall of 041' This class has been very progressive and hard working lin ning first prize on their float for Alumni Day clearly shows this During the school year of 41-42 this class has given two parties with the aid of their sponsors Miss Alma Schelt and Hr Karl Ferrin Their final dance was a traffic dance which proved to be very successful An assembly was also given by this class It included three short plays which were very interesting The class officers, Beverly Gull--President, Charles Alexan- der--Vice President, Margaret Sarvis ,Secretary and Marcia Cook- Reporter have worked very diligently throughtout the year. .Q an .r '-.J 5 4 .. L -9 I - 4 . . 0 an 0 g Q s 4 s o SIEVENIH GRADE X! U r M Ml M41 Edmund Mohegan Franklin Smith Betty Jo Storey Beverly Gull Billie Crawford Margaret Sarvis Jean Painter Paul Ever Larry Marsh Vincent Caldwell Bud Salmela Karl Ferrin CSponsorD Charles Alexander Ronald Ringwood Louie Hunt William Anderson Harley Fearn Allen Hamblin Kenneth Griffiths Joan vi d Kenneth Creek Pon M 1 Leila Jean Felter Joe ess na Elaine Winkler Marcia Cook Eileen Morton Winifred Sessions Loraine Olson Wllma Rasmussen Peggy Brown Karl Ferrin CSponsorJ ReRoy Johnston Donald Stevens Robert Williams Orin Bettinson Anne Willey Ramona Reeder Irle Champneys Irl Champneys Gene Jacobson Bnnald stevens Ed12lgaLgghelt CSponsorJ Nick Coumas Billy Brown Donald Callas Perry Huffacker Glen Eastman Eugene Martin Donald Johnston Ronald Sims George Brimhall Marvella Xiddy Clifton Durrant Shirley Bagan Gerald Burns Beth Lott Myrtle Lym Mable Owens Phyllis Chase Betty Hutchinson Myrtle Bateman Mary Fay Johnson SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Jack Vipond all '44 Dennis Lance Norma Funk Delbert George Wayne Nelson Laura Meadovcroft Robert Day Fred Taggart Alma Schelt CSponsor1 James Eastin Ranold Phillips Elvin Neilson Winston Barnes Melvin Whitear Richard Schen Joe Staniforth Veral Smith George Morris Jean Bucxley John Morris Bessie Turner Bessie Carpenter Bernice C8TPenter Margaret Murray Betty Lou Crompton Joyce Ever Inez Davidson Barbara Gr0mPt0n Margaret Briggs 5 ACTIVITIES September 3 October November ACTIVIIITS Beginning of school 9 Gordon Magicians National Assembly? l2 Football at Park City, Utah: Lost 27-6 20 Football at Superior: Lost 12-O 24 'Nightcap Parade' 25 Torchlight Paraaeg pep fest introducing homecoming 26 Alumni Day Parade Football with Rock Springs: Lost 25-0 Dance Football at South High Salt Laxe Lost 32 O 3-4 Southwest District Teachers' Meeting at Rock Springs Creation Singers Cllational Assemblyl Football at Afton Lost 19-O 17 18 Wyoming Education Meeting Football with Montpelier Lost 20 6 Junior High Party Senior Harvest Dance Chamber of Commerce Hallowe'en Dance X A zz? L , X tx 44,4 , tg X -X. ffX G I X HEX fx, Sr, ,Q ibn 1 u ,-N A x KS x X'-X.x X Xfyjrx X qc x CX XMB Q U Football at Green River Lost 37 7 kC3'Jlx'fJ Football with Kem erer Won 12 7 f Tir ff Eighth Grade Party T ff Football with Kemmerer Won 12 7 15 Student Conference at Afton Sophomore Stomp 3 . z 10 17 g 16- - 24 : - 25 51 K, 1 : - 2 40: At?h j ll 2 - nxpfxx 5 7 ff 4 I ll : - XL 14- 14 rfi XN zk efpiffh X ea. 20- QLK Vx 'gilt Nw Q3 S1 9K 28 W 3- ' ik, , 29 je! Xlgllxxyx of S Q 1 N . ,.,,, , 21 Thanksgiving Recess :EAM 5 Junior Traffic Dance Qk Tjqkli Y 7 33 Latin Banquet seventh Grade Pae 21 1 l MQ fig? Seventh Grade Part f?q ACTIVITIES xfix FXR .253 'N December January 3 5 11 31 Student Conference Assembly E Ninth Grade Party Band Concert Basketball at Reliance Lost 38 24 Basketball at Green River Lost 35 National Assembly Christmas Assembly Christmas Holiday Begins Basketball with Park City Lost 33-19 Le Gita Mard Ball Community Christmas Program Xenon Waffle Supper and Dance Basketball with Rawlins Lost 25 26 Basketball with Superior Lost 30 17 Basketball with Rock Springs Lost 29 Basketball at Superior Lost 45 24 Vacation ends Basketball with Jackson Won 35 9 Basketball at Randolph Won 26 29 Loyalty Day Parade Basketball with Lyman Lost 18 29 National Assembly Basketball at Kemmerer Lost 16-32 Band Ball Pepperette Assembly Basketball with Afton Won 19 18 Basketball at Reliance Lost 30-34 1 12 : - 13 a -1s 17 - 18 19 A 23 27 Ex- so g - 2 , - 5 , - 5 9 : - N lO : - N . 16 Basketball at mt. new Lost 29-54 Ria' XNX 17 ! : - W 21 W 23 : ai:gL2siQXS 24 Ef g 1 zo z - l ACIIVIIIES February 4 March 30 1 'E' Club Assembly Basketball with Mt View Lost 25 18 Basketball with Randolph Won 32-22 Xenon Assembly Basketball at Lyman Basketball at Afton Basketball with Iemmerer All School Play 'Crashing Society Senior Assembly National Assembly Basketball at Afton Ina? X Cello Sweetheart Ball 5 6 7 District Tournament at Green River lighth Grade Party Junior Assembly Sadie Hawkins Day and Dance Pepperette Banquet and Dance Seventh Grade Party 'E' Club Dance National Assembly 6 , , - 7 : 10 14 18 21 ..- 24 26 28 TA , 28 Basketball at Jackson M Wig 5 - ,ix 4- .. .. Q! 14 T AX 20 ' 221 21 27 28 ACTIVIIIIES f hx' X x X0 L -gd YJ April Matinee Dance Easter Vacation Le Gita Mard ABB6mDly Hobo Day Hobo Dance and Xenon Stamp Dance Kansas Weslyan Choir Junior Promenade Kemmerer Concert Assembly National Assembly Senior Banquet and Hop Junior High Stamp Dance Soynomore Assembly 2 Music Festival at Kemmerer Junior High Band Concert District Track Meet at Rock Springs Move up Assembly Baccalaureate Service Senior Night Junior High Exercises Graduation TN Qfgbyvn t6giHL'f'QiHl?A c,XLlf,,N 5 X f AUK5 N 2 X s J lx J 10 J S fly 14 one Q H . 18 2 ' fX KD' SQ 20 -- WV J sw 21 Q K X W 22 A 3 4 lr X 24 Band Concert if D P .uf 25 2 29 H, X 17 hifi My 1- K 8 1 CJ :Q5i2Z15'- 12 - 17 J 20 5 22 gl J 153 ACTIVIIIES Alice Palmer 31838 Funk Ellen Hudson Muriel Hudson Glenn Sessions der the sponsor la Davis the cheer leaders have this year done much to in prove the display of school spirit p The whole school l has become better organized as a cheer l ing section through cheer practices and well worked out exer the cheerlead themselves cooperation of Band under the of Frank Postma several musical cheers hav been added to a repertoir of the student body. To the cheerleaders, smartl outfitted in red and white, a cheer! cises of ers With the the Pep direction Y Un- ship of Marcel- W 'I l W e e ACIIVITIES John Neilson Sterling Aanerud Clifford Crompton Enoch Dunning President Vice President Secretary Reporter The 'E' Club of Evanston High is made up of lettermen in athletics It is a ser vice club and performs many duties for the high e c h ool One of the gmost important of these is the rais ing and lowering e flag out side the buildin g. Every morn ing and evening two boys have this privi- lege. In the future the 'E' Club will sponsor and supervise the initiation of underclassmen and other school traditions V 1 of th ACTIVITIES Jack Barnes George Brown Loren Brown Bird Bruce Blaine Buck Joe Buckley lugene Cronin Bob Howard Jack Sarvis Glenn Sessions Bob Schuartz Floyd Smith larl Sparks H1 Howard Stevens Donald Thornhill Heber Warburton Arnold Christensen 4 4 ,Y l Stanley Neilson Tom Neilson Edvard Newcomer Ted Pickhardt Earl Rowe 76 .phg- ,J Q Q W v - 'ts ,-0 V 1 f 'x A li 'I t ,gi f x 3 6 ACIIVIIIES Ida Mae Marshall Vice President President Secretary Mary MaIg8I8t Mulhall Orlg B311 he Girl's Athletic Association under the sponsorship of Miss Bood lemon has mst on Friday afternoon and played games which were in season Basket ball is probably most popular although volleyball track and tennis have their sup porters The purpose of the organisa- tion U to promote cooperative play in sportsmanlike manner with high school girls. , ' I 1 T 'I . 3 2 'r I , - D e Acnvints W Wi' I i i Ms, U Deloris Allard Blanche Bennett 1,049,903 Cronin Betty Jo Brimhall Diana Funk Florence Haines Maurine Harris June Hevard Ellen Hudson Muriel Hudson Kathleen Kendall Lily Wing , .. . 4' J J ,, e . A l 1 X I W1 ACTIVIIIIES Presddent Seth Burdett Vice President Alice Batey Reporter Orla Bell Secretary Lela Atkinson Stage Manager Scott Martin Treasurer Helen Atkinson The Le Gita Mard society is enjoying its third year of successful existence under the sponsorship of J. J. Henry. The purpose of the organization is to develope a greater interest in forensic activity among Evanston students. The society presents a three-act play for the public once a year, super- vises all assembly programs and prepares contestants to participate in regional contests. I Q ' i f, ' J C A I I g L1 .., 1' ' , E l!!!:::E!!i! U I . U . . . 'Q -JK p an . . . 0 I I ACTIVITIES Edith Anderson Juanita Chase Lodaeca Cronin llorence Haines Ellen Hudson Ilva Atkinson Jacqueline Blackner Marilyn Gorless Nina Crawford Mary Lou Cronin Bob Dunning Maurine Harrie Beth Ella Hove Alice Jean Lovham Betty Ann Martin J 1, Xf 47 Y ' :xI?L ff W Lx' 1. I .-I Q ACTIVIIIIES George VOSB5' Tom Neilson Betty Olson Alice Palmer Joy Phillips Betty JO 591-t2 Louise Rasmussen B b ar ara Shephard' Ida Mae SPGMBT Dorothv White J. J. Henry George Mossy Tom Neilson Seth Burdett Betty Jo Seitz Alice Jean Lowham Alice Batey Joy Phillips Marilyn Corless Y I ,4-7' H , Q!! A 5n15?2yQ?J 5 i?Q . ' ,'. ,. 'Y' 'C K, 'Q fi .ffl 1-1 .B 42 H9 -are A 2 5 5 5 fi . 'T ' if I. 5 57 7 ACTIVIIIES 'CRASHING SOCIETYN Cast Adam Dunnigan Tom Neilson Elsie Dunnigan Orla Bell Marguerite Ellen Hudson George Bob Dunning Christabel Marilyn Corless Miss Gadgett Betty Ann Martin Mr Van Witherspoon George Mosey Mrs Van Witherspoon Nina Crawford Cyril Van Witherspoon Seth Burdett Agatha Mulrooney Lela Atkinson Louise Miller Helen Atkinson Prompter-Juanita Chase Assistant Director Joy Phillips George Mossy Seth Burdstt Alice Batey Alice Jean Lowham Scrupples ll Bornfnlos:::::Scott Martin, Jr. ACTIVIIIIES Christine Broun o 1 ff-2 Blanche Bennett Diana Funk June Heward lllon Hudson Thelma Snow Lela Atkinson Deloris Allard llva Atkinson C istlne Brown President Lela Atkinson Secretary Marilyn Corless Bgrbgrg Ggygcks Lois Gilpin Yvonne Gorman 'Pepperettes' is the pep organizat4on of Evanston en ior High It is an organiza- high are for h ool tion open to all senior who outstand e s p irit who main eligible scholastically and who can uphold all its principles The aim of this servioe club is to pro- mote in- tra-'ehool spirit and 1 n t e r- h o ol o rts- nship. S S K1 C P a 1 N I ' HJ' X' ' ? 52 W AV' .Q gil ,nip f li ff? 55,,..4 Thelma Snow Vice President 4'2f.3-fi 1 .,, p NW if :L e X V,s I ip J H5 . S - g 1 J l s .. ing t h 1 r s c , ro- U :WT ACTIVITIES f -v 1, 'S ' Y Muriel Hudson elen Marie Hunt Kathleen Kendall Betty Lane Anita Layne Dorothy Lee Marjorie Marsh Ida Mae Marshall Gloria McAllister Jean McKinney Jeweldine Moore Elaine O'Ha.ra Louise Rasmussen Vera Sim Maxine Wahlstrom Dorothy White Delilah Du.rra.nt Lois June Lowham I 1 , ' Y I :V .41 4 H I 11, V K -2 i , ' D i -- ,L -E, Q T I K wi 6 . I. , V TM -3- , 3 '7 'P P27 . ' 3 . M ,A . .y t ff Fwf, LL? ' i f ' K W' - rr I f, 5 H gA,,r, I I f .,,,., A If IL 'V 1 My A fy . J ACTIVITIES President Lucille Morris Vice President Ruth Price Secretary Elaine Henley Reporter Dorothy Price To create charming and efficient young ladies is the aim of the home-making chapter of our school, the X Cello Club Teas a Pot Luck Dinner f a ormal banquet and Nurses Aid training are just a few of the many activities that the club carries on. During their meetings, every Thursday after school they engage in discussions that are very helpful to the various needs of the girls. Every girl in the club ls required to make the following pledge: 'Following the light of Service as we Journey alo th th HS 0 P8 VHF of our home-making chapter, we pledge to make its rays shine farther than just our loyal school and student chapter. On may its radiance, all its Joys and beauty spread happiness to others in this world.' run -1 l ' ,Z w-, I 5 if .,1 --v 4 - . ' Q I , ACIIVIIIIES S Alice Anderson Violet Anderson Margaret Barker Mildred Baraer Edna Bateman Louise Brown Mary Coggins Mary Coumas Evelyn Hansen Maurine Harris 'uf' ? Marta Henderson Helen Hinshaw, Emma Holmes, Beth Ella Hove Helen Marie Hunt Ann Martin Joy Morris, Selena Morris Theressa Roberts Betty Jo Seitz Bernita Smith Mary Smith Verla Wall Ella Fae Willoughby lu 1 T ' - 0 1 9 x 1 9 a ' o v ' Q QQ 5 ies' t r W ,W , Q , E ll M: r ' 1' W -' ? 1 6' r d fy , ff? ucv mg, Yvi,,F ' ,f , W S ., A 3' ' 0 V0 ' 'Q. 11 ' ' s 1 B i . fl, X Q V ' 9 9 g - , l ' i v v o -B 'M ACTIVIIIIEQ - - President Darlene cook Vice President Bob Howard The Xenon Science Club whose purpose is to promote standing and appreciation of the importance of science science students with a high scholastic average Secretary Lily Wing a better under is open to all Activities include weekly meetings out of town trips assemblies, a waffle supper the sponsoring of the 1942 safety campaign and the defense stamp drive Helen Atkinson Orla QQ Blanche Bennett Lola Atkinson Bell Betty Blake .. o 9 . O U , Q 9 s I I' , .7 . ag. if 53, wk ' , any , ' 4. ' - , ' . , .. ACTIVIIIIES Jacqueline Blackner Betty Jo Brimhall Charles Creager Lois Gilpin Sheila Brough Seth Burdett Diana Funk Genevieve Hhmblin Bob Dunning Helen Guild Harry Harris June Howard Muriel Hudson ACTIVITIES i 1 I Betty Lane Anita Layne Alice Jean Lowham 'da Mae Marshall George H mosey Mary Margaret Mulhall Louise Rasmussen Willie Ying Dorothy White 1: Betty waning Neil Young I N ,- -1 - .Q W . 0 ,L K Nila Saxton ff 5- Barbara Shephard I 4 xx I Q laqztlvltlrg- - ll I'- DEUM MAJOBETTES Darlene Cook N-f Sheila Brough SENIOR HIGH BAND B. 'ugly G Reading the names in diagonal rows, the band members are as follows Darlene Cook 'il Sheila Brough ' Larry O'Connor 44' Marta Henderson Robert Warburton 41' Bernita Smith Ella Fae Jilloughby James Smith '14 Dorothy Lus ty Charles Sim Helen Marie Hunt Betty Rae Sims 44' Alice Palmer Nina Craw ford De Wayne Barker Dorothy Price Leland Sims 'ii Carl Pendleton Jack Morrow Virgil Davis Mary Coggins Marjorie Marsh ' Ruth Price Hazel Smith Elva Atkinson Mary Smith Seth Burdett ' Maxine Wahlstrom Barbara Gewecke Helen Hinshaw Louise Rasmussen Esther Mills ' Marilyn Corless Margaret Barker, Blanche Bennett Betty Jo Brimhall Faye Byrne 'll Dorothy White Jeweldine Moore Betty Jo Seitz Josephine Messina George Mosey '41 Lucille Sims Donald Morton Alice Jean Lowham ' Muriel Hudson Ida Mae Spencer 444 Diana Funk 1 gl -1 ' 4 Dfw? ' ' .137 ' J may ' y. , B x . 0 , B , y Y , J Y M 1. u . x A A , , , ,X , ' Q ' M . V 5 ' X 1 . I. - It My ' K, ,y Ai, ,gl 7 , , A' h A V' -. if LF., FE, ,. t :P ii, .,x5' 'h-: L wrfhz.- I'-' J . ' L I I - ' H ' , ' J - 1 - 2 , 1 Q. 1 1 ' 9 9 Q 9 r ' U U 9 l 9 D f 1 I Q Q Q l U l 9 s Q o o 1 s 9 - D 1 ACTIVIIIIES K Esther Wills Mimeoscope, Marilyn Corless writing headlines Miss Lakin sponsor Scott Martin writing, Betty Walling typing, Betty Jo Brimhall proof reading, Darlene Gull and Ida Mae Marshall putting in slip sheets, Sheila Brough Nile Saxton and Darlene Cook feeding papers into the machine, Joy Phillips holding papers ready for mailing, Betty Olson roll ing papers for mailing Joy Morris and Alice Jean Lowham folding papers for distribution Position on staff Editor in chief Assistant Editor News Editor Managing Editor City Editor Sport Editor Society Editor Staff Artist . Humor Editor . Feature Editor . . First Semester Sheila Brough Alice Jean Lovham Marilyn Corless Betty Walling Betty Jo Brimnall Billy Lollar Darlene Cook Darlene Cook o n o n e 9 0 0 Second Semester Sheila Brough Joy Phillips Scott Martin Joy Morris Ida Mae Marshall Esther Mills Betty Olson . Darlene Cook . Darlene Gull . Fila Saxton ACTIVIIIES SINIOR HIGH PEP BAND Seth Burdett Carl Pendleton Delayne Barker James Smith Betty Rae Sims Larry O'Connor Marta Henderson Louise Rasmussen Betty Jo Brimhall Sheila Brough Esther Mills Dorothy Lusty Nina Crawford Jeveldine Moore Marjorie Marsh Margaret Barker Mary Coggins Aimone Leland Sins 9 Marilyn Corless Q39 Under the direction of Mr. Postma, the ten piece swingster dance orches- tra meets every Tuesday and Thursday to practice the hard spots in their hit parade pieces. Everyone in both senior and Junior high schools has danced to the rhythmic music sent forth from the members, as follows: Marie McKenzie Dorothy Henderson Dewayne Barker Marjorie Marsh Esther Mills Carol Nibarger Jeweldine Moore Mary Smith Betty Walling Carl Pendleton - :: ' I. s , I KQV z M ACIIVIIIES This year the senior high band has shown great improvement under the able direction of the instructor Nr Postrna Consisting of 50 members, the band has given two concerts to let the public see how the band had progressed May the band attended the Band Festival in Kemmerer, Wyoming for the third consecutive year This organization which is a combination of the boys and girls separate glee clubs has shown a lot of true spirit in the way it has advanced from a small maleless group to a fairly large collection of songsters Starting from scratch this club was built up largely through the efforts of the in structor Mr Postma Its membership increased steadily through the year and it is now recognized as a very talented group of students The girls chorus meets Tuesday and Thursday as a separate group the boys chorus meets on Mon day and on Friday the two combine to form the mixed group HIGH SCHOOL MIXED CHORUS Bob Howard Dorothy White Lucille Morris Boy Dean James Smith Ellen Hudson Ida Mae Spencer Bird Bruce Charles Sim llva Atkinson Kathleen Kendall Tom Neilson Dewayne Barker Ann Martin Irances Crabtree Calvin Queal Jack Barnes Catherine Messina Dorothy Carpenter Bob Dunning Stanley Burleigh Florence Ahern Marjorie Bateman Hamilton Tingey Billy Morrow Mary Smith Allie Lee Taylor Robert Sharp Clifford Crompton Alice learn Hazel Smith carl Pandlgtog Glenn Sessions Darnestine Crabtree Carol Kibarger Charley Crgaggr Theresea Roberts lvelyn Hansen Betty June Williams Alice Palmer 4- - 1 -1 2 l Q 5 e o . In . ,O I , e - g e e I , - , e .V u , ' , 1 ' 1 5 I ' a or LJ 4 . , , .. - V I ap. -. I eo ff ' 4 - .- ex k f , , it s g, ,, , x V.. -. ' I F g - . ' i I ,. Ulm -. :ue , . 5 1 A ACIIVITIIES The Junior High Band one of the younger and larger organisations in school having a membership of 56 has become a very efficient group under the direction of Hr Postma The aim of the band is to prepare students to enter the hand. in the senior high school and to become better musicians UDIBIIRQ Iirst Row Russell Lee Virgu. Davis oonnie Ewer, Darlene Gran Second Row Juanita Watts Sharnene Brough Lorraine Olson, llelba White, Blaine Winkler, Vilma Rasmussen Third. Row Eugene Martin lrank Amsler Arthur Galster, Bill Pickering Bonnie Bower Lou Harramore Fourth Rovz Junior Phillips Mary Alice Gross Lorraine Lott Lucille Sims, Betty Jo Storey Fifth Row: Winston Barnes, Boyd Henderson, Donald Callas, Paul Iain- rrright Thomas Willey Sixth How: Horna Lou Funk, Darlene Brimhall Margaret llurray,Lll1e Lee Taylor, Virginia Gewecks, Glen Yhitear Seventh Row: llargaret Sarvis, Louis Hunt, Jean Painter, Heil Osterling lighth lov: George Brinhall, Paul Iver, Wayne Helson, Dorothy Lusty Kenneth Barker Ninth How: Jack Creager, Franklin Smith, Jack Coles, Donald. Batey Louis Hellewell Tenth Row: Fred Taggart, Leonard. Hansen, Glen Eastman, Larry 0'Oonnor, Billy Anderson, larl Wahlstron Last Row: Frank Yirig, Bob Stones, Dennis Hagan, Bob Gross , v -In V O ' V 9 9 s 3 1 s ' 3 v n 3 . . 9 9 n 9 ' Q e v A 9 ACTIVIIIES JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Realizing that lvsneton hae lacked string orchestras, the mueic department has worked diligently to promote in tereet in this very important phase The orchestra consists not of only six violins, a viola, piano and trumpet, but we are sure th t by next year there will be much finer instrumentation The Junior High Orchestra has made two public perfora- ancee during the year and is a very able and enthusiastic SYOUP Earl Stoll Sharmene Brough Kenneth Barker Buelah Bell Joy Nibarger Inez Davidson Margaret Murray Blleen Dearden Qhee Yosekis I Q - V fi - O Q1 . ' 1 ' V' 'U ' fr.. ' 'V 'ffl ' f , 1 e - . O e Russell Lee Bud Salmela Max Workman Miles Alexander Robert urosa Thomas Willey Charles Alexander The color guard has been a regular feature of the assemblies of the junior and senior high schools comb1ned, and it has also helped with some evening programs. So hats off, and thrill to the sight of the colors passing by! - QCIIVIIIIES - fnptlvylssl TOP ROW Shirley Morrow Laura Meadowcroft Patsy Gardner Bertie Lou Lee Lorraine Lott Carrol Evans Ramona Tremelling Darlene Brimhall Afton Eastman Wanda MacDonald Edna Mae Fee eler Betty Easton Earneetine Crabtree SECOND ROW Joy Nibarger Darlene Graham Lela Easton Peggy Crompton Jean Buckley Allie Lee Taylor Marion McCabe, Frances Crabtree, Beatrice Gerrard Connie Schofield Betty Marie Morris Shirley Bricken Ella Kay Corless Carol Heed THIRD ROW Norma Funk Mary Alice Gross Betty Eve , Lillian Bell, Kenneth Barker Elvin Neilson Junior Phillips llmer Burdick Kenneth Neilson Earl Stoll Gerald Burns Per ry Hurraxer Bonnie Bowers Edith ADQBTBOD Charlotte Rosen berry La Rita Carter FOURTH ROW Bernice Carpenter Barbara Crompton Jane Bar ton Lillian Wing Shirley Robinson Connie Ever Hazel Haines Betty Lou Crompton Barbara Cowling Lois Smith Leila Jean Felter, Bessie Turner Inez Davidson, Mabel Owens Margaret Briggs Dorothy Carlisle Mary Fay Johnson Lee Hamilton, Shirley Coles, Carol Henderson, Elleen Deardon ACIIVIIIIES As the future hone naksrs of America these girls are getting a good start In their Home Economics Classes under the supervision of Miss Bchelt they are beginning to learn the fundamentals of good living and of making happy homes The officers of the class are President .... Forma Funk Vice President . Marcia Cook Secretary . . Hyrtle Bateman Treasurer . Billie Crawford Banana Reeder, Jean Buckley, Margaret Briggs, Shirley Hagan, Jean Painter, linifred Sessions, Beverly Gull, Marcia Cook, Margaret Sarvis, Betty Jo Storey, Miss Schelt, Joan Vipond, Billie Crawford, llaine Winkler, Wilma Rasmussen, largaret Murray, Harvella Kiddy, Myrtle Lyn, Beth Lott, Eileen Morton, Betty g tcginson, Myrtle Bateman, Bessie Turner, Phyllis Chase, Anne Willey, Ines v son ACTIVITIES L. Lucille Sims Larry Marsh Dorothy Dusty No more enthusiasm could be shown by any STOUP than the cheer lead ers of EJH 1 e a ding their class mates in pep py yells for the boys on the team they were behind one hundred percent. ATHLETICS TOP ROW Bob Heward, Bird Bruce Jack Barns Donald Thronhill, Arnold Christensen Ted Pickhardt, Glenn Sessions, Edward Newcomer Joe Buckley MIDDLE ROW Lorren Brown Sterling Aanerud Bob Schwartz Bob Slcyles Howard Stevens, Tom Neilson Clifford Crompton Earl Rowe, Hamilton Tingey Blaine Buck BOTTOM ROW Robert Mathews Boy Dean, Elmer Saxton James Hornback Charles Creager Harry Harris Enoch Dunning ELLTBLCIS Jack Barnes Jos Buckley Loren Brown Bob Mathews Charles Creager IULLIBACKS Edward Newcomer Blaine Buck CENTERS Clifford Crompton larl Rowe GUARDS Bird Bruce Ted Pickhardt Sterling Aanerud Bob Schwartz Ton Heilson Hamilton Tingsy Harry Harris TLCUJS Donald Thornhill Glenn Sessions Elmer Saxton END Arnold Christensen Bob Sbles Howard Stevens Roy Dean lnoch Dunning . QUARTIBBACKS Bob Heward James Hornback Amuincs AIHlliIlCS ',,-all BOD EDU826 13:1 Spark. 1 Last minute instructions Il U80 fill 19 I 10088811 TOP ROW Eugene Cronin, Ted Plckhardt Donald Thornhill Jack Sarvie, Stanley Neilson Edward Newcomer Coach Vern Waldo MIDDLE ROW Blaine Buck Franklin Kiddy Enoch Dunning Joe Buckley Earl Sparks BOTTOM ROW Harry Lee Harris Howard Stevens John Neilson Donald Mor tO!! Mb IORUARDS Jack Sarvi e Enoch Dunning Joe Buckley John Neilson MANAGER Eugene Cronin GUARDS Donald Thornhill Edward Newcomer Blaine Buck Franklin Kidd: larl Sparks Barry Lee Harrie CENTERS Ted Piekhardt Stanley Ieileon Howard Stevens Donald Morton n AIHlEIlCS . . V, 0 hqla-525' 'A ': -x . 7 f A xy ' iq C ' ' QQVEJ I Y , r AIIjlliIlCS BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Earl Sparks Blaine Buck Donald. Thornhill Stanley Neilson Jack Smi' Earl spark. AIIMIEIICS TOP ROW Robert Sharp Bird Brure De Wayne Barker Kenneth Hansen Ray Howard Ray Sherwood David Bertagnoli MIDDLE ROW Perry Huffacker Jack Vipond David Jones Edison Lee Orin Bettinson Billy Seitz, Fred Taggart LAST ROW Veral Smith Ronald Sims George Brimhall Charles Alexander, Joe Messina, Bud Salmela, Donald March, Richard Sohen. ATl'llli'llCS 4 ' TOP ROW Thomas Willy Bird Bruce De Wayne Barker Elmer Saxton David Bertagnoli MIDDLE ROW Bob Mathews Robert Gross Sterling Aanerud John Aanerud Fred Taggard BOTTOM ROW Larry Marsh, Joe Stanforth Nick Coumas Vincent Caldwell David Jones Robert Day Ll 'M ,O P U ATI-IlliIlCS G d Robert Norton TOP ROW Coach Ferrin Ray Heward Ivar Dan errar , Hugh Lane Dennis Bagan La Var Carter NIDDLE ROW Junior Phillips John Schwartz Kenneth Neilson Junior Crompton Jack Coles Miles Alexander, Donald Stevens BOTTOM ROW Ronald Sims Max Workman Glen Martin Edward Atkinson FORWARDS Junior Phillips John Schwartz Junior Crompton Jack Coles Donald Stevens MANAGERS Ronald Sims Glen Martin Edward Atk4uson GUIRDS Ray Hevard Ivar Dan Gerrard Dennis Bagan La Var Carter Miles Alexander Max Workman Hugh Lane CENTERS Stanley Neilson Robert Norton 7 ' n n a Q g g 9 l I 9 . : , 9 Q 1 n ' A : , , 1 ' w Kenneth Neilson ATI-IlEIICS TOP ROW Mr Ferrin Louis Hellewell Iver Dan Derrard Robert Norton Hugh Lane Dennis Bagan Kenneth Nielson, Jack Coles, Bob Stones, Eugene Martin MIDDLE ROW Ronald Sims, Max Workman, Ray Reward Glen Eastman, Junior Phillips Robert Burns John Schwartz, Junior Crompton, La Var Carter Billy Crompton Louis Hunt BOTTOM ROW Frank Wirig Miles Alexander, George Brimhall Ronald Ringwood Charles Alexander, Russell Lee, Edward Atkinson, Glen Martin Donald Stevens MANAGERS Gene Martin Ronald Sims Louis Hunt LEFT HALFBACKS RIGHT HALFBACKS Dennis Bagan Frank Wirig Russell Lee LEFT ENDS Ivar Dan Gerrard Hugh Lane Junior Phillips Edward Atkinson Glen Martin CENTERS Ray Heward Junior Crompton QUAR'l'ER'BACKS Robert Norton Jack Coles Glen Eastman La Var Carter George Brimhall Ronald Ringwood Donald Stevens John Schwartz Miles Alexander Charles Alexander RIGHT ENDS Louis Hallowell Bob Stones Max Workman Robert Burns Billy Crompton l. - 2..- 2 . l l I 7 I l . 9 ' 9 I l 9 Q O l ' 9 9 2 9 O . 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