Green Valley High School - Green Lantern Yearbook (Green Valley, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1951 volume:

The 1951 Edition THE GREEN, LANTERN of Green Valley Community Hugh Scliool STAFF Editor . . . . Mary Ary Junior Editor . . JoAnn Weir Business Manager . . Roy Larimore Snapshot Editors . . Frank Scott Roy Larimore Senior Editors . . . Darlene Hamilton Mary Beth Goeken Activity Editors . . .Lois Meeker Pellas Horner Sports Editors . . Bob Boehme John Thomas Undergraduate Editors . . . Beatrice Landrith Kathryn Combis Alumni Editor . . .Harlan Flairty 1 i N V I I, X I We, the Senior class of 1951, feel deeply honored in dedicating this edition of THE GREEN LANTERN to HARRY H. KOCH, coach, teacher, and personal friend whose patience and understanding have contributed greatly during the past four years to the success of our high school careers. 5 , 4 1 i I V I P V W 4 1 1 w w Board of Education GEORGE P. MEISINGER D. E. BOWLBY LINDSEY Secretary President BRYAN URISH HAROLD CORRIELL 9 I FREDERICK YOUNG JUDITH GREEN Vocal Music EMMA WELCH Home Economics And Band English And History FACULTY C J. RALPH umm Principal Chemistry and Biology .mms cumuucmm BARBARA BULL HARRY H- KOCH Agriculture and Shop Commercial Subjects Coach My Mathematics 10 0 BEATRICE CLUTZJ LANDRITH NBer friends are many, her enemies few.V ACTIVITIES: Plays .... . .3-4 F.H.A. . . . 3-4 Newspaper . . . Yearbook . KATH YN COI IS VI take everyone's advice, then do as I p1ease.V ACTIVITIES: Plays-lake-up . . . . Newspaper . . . . Yearbook. . . . ROY LARIKORE WI could be good, I would be good, but gee.U ACTIVITIES: Basketball. . . .1-2-3 Lettered . . . . . 3 Baseball . . . 1-2 Lettered, ........ . Plays ........... Class Officer-Vice-President Track .......... 1 Variety Show . . . 2 Glee Club . . . .1-2 Yearbook . . . . F.F.A. . . . Library . . . :S Y 'P' MARY ARY VDon't take life too seriouslyg you never get out of it alive anyway.n ACTIVITIES: Class Officer . . . . . Plays ..... . 1-2- Library .... . .l-2- G. A. A. .... . . 1- Girls' Ensemble . . Treble Clef . . . . . G. V. C ..... . . 1-2- Yearbook-Editor . . . F. u. A. . . .. . . Office- .... . . Student Council . HARY BETH GOEKEN nJust because I've made ly choice, 1t's no reason for boys to be discouraged.V ACTIVITIES: C1ass,0fficer ...... 1- Plays ..... . .2- G. A. A .... . .-. 1- Officer ..... . . Girls' Ensemble . . . G. V. C ..... . . 2- Library . . . . . .2- F. H. A. . L . . Treasurer . . . Variety Show . .... . . Office - . . . ...... Student Council Secretary Yearbook . . .... K. . . 3 3 2 -3 -4 -4 -3 .2 .3 -4 -4 -4 -4 2 y0ll 4 4 3 .2 .2 -4 -4 -4 3 3 4 .4 -4 FRANKLIN SCOTT VI like girls, but I like slee better.V ACTIVITIES: Basketball . . Lettered . . Baseball . . Lettered .-. Track ..... Variety Show . Plays ..... Class Officer . Student Council President . . . F. F. A. . Yearbook-. . P DARLENE HAMILTON HDon't kid me boys, I'm kid proof.H ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader . . . . 2-3-4 Plays .... . 1-2-3-4 G. A. A. . . .l-2- President . . .2- F. H. A. . . . . 3- G. V. C. . . 1-2-3- 3 3 4 4 Editor ........... 4 Library .......... 2-3 Class Officer-President . . .3 Variety Show ....... 2-3 Student Council Secretary . .3 President .......... 4 Yearbook ......... 3-4 Glee Club .... . 1-2-3-4 Girls' Ensemble . . . .2-3-4 LOIS MEEKER WTO Lois we wish to call your attention, her good points are too numerous to mention.V ACTIVITIES: Plays ......... 1-2-3-4 G. A. A ......... I-2-3 G. A. A. Treasurer . .... 3 Girls' Ensemble ...... 2-3 Glee Club . . ... ... .1-2-3-4 Class Officer . . ..... 3-4 Treasurer and Reporter Variety Show ....... 2-3 F. H. A. Secretary . . . . 3 F. H. A. President . . 4 Student Council . . . .4 Office ...... . 3 Yearbook . . 4 Library . . .4 D A R JOHN THOMAS NThe good die young, I feel sick myse1f.U ACTIVITIES: Basketball. . . .l-2-3 Lettered . . . . . 3 Baseball . . . l-2-3 Lettered . . . . . . 3 Track ........... l Variety Show ....... 2 Class Officer-President . . Plays-Stage Manager .... 3 F. F. A. ......... 3 Vice-President and President Student Council ...... 1 G. V. C. ........ . Yearbook . . 3 Glee Club . . HARLAN FLA I RTY The early bird gets the worm, so step on the gas. ACTIVITIES: Baseball . . . . . . 1-2-3- Lettered . . . 2-3 Plays . . . Yearbook . ROBERT BOEHHE This man of thought and boo ACTIVITIES: Track .... . .1-2 Library . . . . Play . .. ........ . . Basketball ..... . . . . . . Class Officer-Secretary . . ks -4 2 4 4 .4 PELLAS HOHNER I know what I 'know and that that. ACTIVITIES: Variety Show . . Treble Cleff . . . . Plays .... . . 3 F. H. A ....... . 3 President F. H. A. . . Office ....... . G. A. A. . . . . . Yearbook . .. 3 ROY EDWARD LARIMORE Born - Green Valley, Illinois on November l, 1932. Parents - John Henry and Minnie Chase Larimore. HARLAN DALE FLAIRTY Born - Delavan, Illinois on February 9, 1933. Parents - James and Anna Fink Flairty. FRANKLIN DIERS SCOTT Born - Green Valley, Illinois on September 7, 1933. Parents - Otho Earl and Etla Diers Scott. MARY BETH GOEKEN Born - Delavan, Illinois on December 13, 1933. Parents - John B. and Mary Dick Goeken. MARY EILEEN ARY Born - Green Valley, Illinois on August 30, 1933. Parents - Carl E. and Julia Cannon Ary. LOIS GRACE MEEKER Born - Green Valley, Illinois on April 27, 1933. Parents - Fred J. and Grace Hilst Meeker. JOHN WILLIAM THOMAS Born - Green Valley, Illinois on July 1, 1933. Parents - Charles and Beulah Rodgers Thomas. MABLE DARLENE HAMILTON Born - Green Valley, Illinois on September 18, 1933 Parents - James and Zelma Fisher Hamilton. PELLAS ANN HORNER Born - Delavan, Illinois on April 29, 1932. Parents - Clarence and Florence Freiley Horner. ROBERT EUGENE BOEHME , Born - Rankin, Illinois on August lb, 1932. Parents - Everett and Thelma Kitchell Boehme. HAZEL BEATRICE LUTZ LANDRITH Born - Marietta, Illinois on December 3, 1933. Parents - Toler and Ethel White Lutz. KATH YN COMBIS Born - South Pekin, Illinois on October ll, 1932. Parents - Gus and Mamie Myrick Combis. 17 Class Will I Frank Scott, bequeath my long nose to Kenny Forbes growth. Harlan Flairty, bequeath my muscles to Lillian Stadsholt. Bob Boehme, bequeath my knowledge of Chemistry to Bill Lowe. I, Darlene Hamilton, bequeath my ability to hold a man to Cherie Plackett. I, Roy Larimore, bequeath my scientific ability to Scoop Waymire. I, John Thomas, bequeath my ability to be in front of chow line to Jesse. I, Mary Ary, bequeath my sense of humor to Miss Bull. I, Lois Meeker, bequeath my ability to play basketball to Marie Woodruff. I, Kathryn Combis, bequeath HSweet Potatoesn to Blanche Dawson. I, Pellas Horner, bequeath my blonde hair to Janet Mount. I, Mary Beth-Goeken, bequeath my simple, brown shoes to Miss Welch. I, Beatrice Landrith, bequeath my blue eyes to Harlene Andrae. ! I, I, High-lights of our high-times -------------- We began our Freshman year the right way--with parties--and more parties! The first one was given in our honor by the Sophomore class in September. We had a great time playing Hchalk the cornern. Our first official class party was held on October 24, it was invitational scavenger hunt. At Christmas time we held another get-together in the gym and learned that our teachers were human, too. That year we made a little money by having bakery sales, presided over, by our sponsor, Miss Eunice Deffenbaugh. During basketball season we raffled cakes and made a small sum of money. With the money we made we had a party which was invitational. Miss Powell, our class sponsor, helped us in making all of our parties a big success. Hurray! We're upper-classmen! Our very first Junior party was a thriller. Mary and Darlene made bar-b-cues for refreshments which all of us hesitated in eating. In March we chose our play, HWe Shook The Family Tree,H and started learning our lines as soon as the books came. After much coaxing and pushing by our director, Miss Pulaski, we were finally ready for the big night. It was successful even though it took lots of work. Still, we'll never forget the fun we had at practice! The next big event was the Junior-Senior banquet. We'll never forget the letter-writing and running around this involved. It was held in the French room of the Hotel Jefferson in Peoria. The little dispute over transportation was forgotten as we bounced along in the bus. Besides, who was thinking of the ride when our minds were still of HFrancisH which we sat at the Madison theater. The last day of school brought more fun. This was the time our class had a picnic at the Mackinaw. Some Sophomores were invited and we really made a day of it, ending with rowing in the Pekin park lake. Somehow our Senior year didn't get started off with a party! We didn't have an opportunity to have one until December. By this time we had several dollars in class dues. With this, we went to the show and had a big time. We came back to the gym and the girls made chili. It was supposed to be chili anyway. Finally the time came for planning Senior skip day! Were we thrilled! We decided to go to Chicago. We planned to leave on the evening of the 17th of May and to return on the 19th. We are looking forward to this as one of the biggest events in our high school career. Baccalaureate---May 20. Yippee!! Will wefhave our robes? Will they fit us?? Will we stumble? Will our candles stay in? Who knows! GRADUATION! 18 fx if 5' k ff QQV525259224'52f5f?f5'E155QQfgf sfwz LA-if r J ' 'x - yy, ,.,- -, -.1-f, L,.v k,,.,,,A, A ,,..,, . ,-,, ,.., F - 7 K X ' 1' .. , A.., . ,,., V, 4 ,ww-,, w e .2 ' 25421125 Q 1i?fJWV' L' M i Y ff ww f: M. T 159-.fiiigi r '11 ,, -'ffkhf' ls . mggr:932'-Qsf. 'w1:ig1f,gQ1f'Qw Ss H'-415 w few L-,M ,J 5 wzv.-ery :QL . Phyllis Goeken, Cherie Plackett, Kay Volk, B111 Lowe. Larry Wheat Jo Ann Weir Ron Crosby llarvin Waymire, Shirley Davis, liriam Clauser, Iona Weyhrich Z1 1 V ' ' v 9 . Riff .-I' 1 . Donna Bailey, Wauneta Cunningham, Everett Jibben, Idella Hartwig, Merle Griffin Jim Hoeft, Blanche Dawson, Everette Boehme, Lottie Horner, Kenny Forbes. Willis Runyon, Wallace Lee, Phyllis Leeds, Paul Sloter, Joyce Worner. ZZ 1 . My 'wr kmzmf' RW' E li Jff, f-' M 5 .-' i1fifQ i i M r f Q M el a a 1 I l', , -V M ' . Aware --V - ' I1 iily is Qqgg g ,L iii ,L1.. f igg L,LL 55 X? K X, e :f- Q I i -q Harlene Andrae, Carl Ary, Alberta Bailey, Roseann Boehme, Audrey Fisher. Carl Griffin, Marlene Hartman, Geraldine Krohn, Beverly Larimore, Beverly Mitchell Janet Mount, Lillian Stadsholt, Kay Vatthaur, Shirley Weir, Marie Woodruff. Z3 -31 ,-an Class Officers lunior President-Larry Wheat Vice-President-Ronald Crosby Secretary-Jo Ann Weir Weyhrich Treasurer-Iona . Reporter-Miriam Clauser Sophomore Class Officers President-Wallace Lee ' Leeds Vice-President-Phy111s -Donna Bailey Secretary -Merle Griff1n Treasurer Reporter-Paul Slotter Freshman Class Officers President-Carl Ary Vice-President-Geraldine Krohn Secretary-Audrey Fisher Treasurer-Marie Woodruff tmans Rep orter-Marlene Har ffl mv-40 ...gui nf ,,uul 0 puff'-4-. 1'5 --.T 4-r--in-n f::::: I-iii ,,,-1-D i I---nun f- A FIRST ROW: John Thomas, Paul Sloter, Frank Scott, Roy Larimore, Ron Crosby. SECOND ROW: Carl Griffin, Carl Ary, Everett Jibben, Bob Boehme, Wallace Lee, Jim Hoeft, Marvin laymire, Merle Griffin, Willis Runyon, Kenny Forbes. Harlene Andrae, Cherie Plackett, Idella Hartwig, Darlene I-lamiltonw Z7 u SHAGI1 GRAPE EYES COACH Z 8 WILLIAMS nBE AK-1 BING, BILL, FRANK, PAUL, JOHN. Basketball The Green Valley Hornets opened the 1950-'51 season with 6 lettermen returning from last year. Namely, Frank Scott, Bill Larimore, John Thomas, Bing Crosby, Paul Sloter, and Scoop Waymire. Larry Wheat, a transfer from Delavan, became eligible the second semester. In the dedication game of the new gym, Green Valley was beaten in a close game. Many of the games we lost were by slim margins. D ' In the county tournament held at Pekin, the Hornets beat Armington and then fell to Deer Creek-Mackinaw, the eventual champions. The district tournament was held at Green Valley for the first time with the hosts losing our final game of the season to Hopedale by 2 points. W 29 SCOTT THOMAS SLOTER LARIMORE CROSBY WAYMIRE WHEAT Totals SAQXXL Basketball 1950-51 FG FT MADE FT MISSED 22 24 33 84 46 30 57 53 48 81 50 82 32 47 33 6 7 6 EZ .13 -19 321 239 251 , X,!fqir X3 iw , xx if 7 X 55 30 '11 421 605 525 .379 588 538 0325 492 PF TP 82 as 70 214 71 167 52 212 85 111 29 23 .EQ -QQ 425 967 1 x Boys' Choir Mr. Young, Merle Griffen, Wallace Lee, Paul Sloter, Jim Hoeft, Frank Scott, Marvin Waymire, Ronald Crosby, Bob Boehme. Carl Griffen, Carl Ary, Kenneth Forbes, Willis Runyon. Girls' Choir Phyllis Leeds, Beverly Mitchell, Shirley Weir, Marlene Hartman, Shirley Davis, JoAnn Weir, Wauneta Cunningham, Harlene Andrae, Lois Meeker, Joyce Woruer, Lillian Stadsholt, Roseann Boehme, Audrey Fisher, Blanche Dawson, Everetta Boehme, Phyllis Goeken, Mr. Young. Darlene Hamilton, Kay Vatthauer, Beatrice Lutz, Miriam Clauser, Idella Hartwig, Pellas Horner, Kay Volk, Cherie Plackett, Janet Mount, Geraldine Krohn, Beverly Larimore, Lottie Horner, Donna Bailey, Alberta Bailey, Marie Woodruff. 33 Librarians Miriam Clauser, Mary Beth Goeken, Bill Lowe, Ronald Crosby, Lois Meeker, Phyllis Goeken. Mary Ary, B111 Larimore, Miss Welch, Blanche Dawson. Office Assistants Darlene Hamilton, Cherie Plackett, lr. Brasmer, Shirley Davis, Mary Goeken, Kay Volk, Mary Ary, B1anche'Dawson, Frank Scott. 34 Gee Vee See Miss Bull Advisor, Phyllis Goeken Assistant Editor, Darlene Hamilton Editor, Ronald Crosby, Lois Meeker, Marlene Hartman, Mary Goeken, Beatrice Lutz, Lottie Horner, Mary Ary, Harlene Andrae, Kathryn Combis, Blanche Dawson, Miriam Clauser, Willis Runyon, Paul Sloter. Green Lantern Pellas Horner, Darlene Hamilton, Mary Ary Editor, Lois Meeker, lary Goeken, JoAnn Weir Junior Editor, Frank Scott, Roy Larimore John Thomas, Bob Boehme, Harlan Flairty, Beatrice Lutz, Kathryn Combis, Mr. Brasmer Advisor. 35 Student Council Carl Ary, Ronald Crosby, Darlene Hamilton, Frank Scott, lary Beth Goeken, Lois lleeker, Joyce Worner, Miriam Clauser, lr. Brasmer, Paul Sloter. The purpose of the Student Council is to represent the student body in working out parties, in planning social affairs and in trying to work out problems of the students in general. The Student Council was very active this year. It spon- sored a Halloween Party, A Christmas Party, A Spring Dance and it also sponsored Noon Activities. To finance these activities candy and coca-cola were sold during the noon hour and at basketball games. The Officers: President .... . Frank Scott Vice-President . . Darlene Hamilton Secretary . . . . .Mary Beth Goeken Treasurer . . . .Paul Sloter 36 F.F.A. lr. Cunningham, Willis Runyon, Jim Hoeft, John Thomas, Ronald Crosby, larvin laylire. Frank Scott, Everett Jibben, Harlan Flnirty, Bill Larimore, lerle Griffen, Bob Boehme, Kenneth Forbes. The F. F. A. has been very active this year. They sold seeds and had a pest-control contest. They formed various committees and had an initation for the new members. This is their second year of organization. They have 14 members, including Dick Watts who graduated last year Mr. James Cunningham is their advisor. The Officers: President . . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . 37 John Thomas Jim Hoeft Ronald Crosby Marvin Waymire Willis Runyon F.H.A. Marie Woodruff, Kay Vatthauer, Kay Krohn, Audrey Fisher, Cherie Plackett, Darlene Hamilton, Beverly Larimore, Shirley Weir, Idella Hartwig, Miriam Clauser, Pellas Horner, Joyce Worner, JoAnn Weir, Shirley Davis, Alberta Bailey, Beverly Mitchell, Marlene Hartman, Janet Mount, Iona Weyhrich, Mary Goeken, Waunita Cunningham, Everetta Boehme, Lois Meeker, Phyllis Goeken, Lillian Stadsholt, Lottie Horner, Kay Volk, Phyllis Leeds, Donna Bailey, Mary Ary. The thirty members H838 been kept ver? busy this year by planning parties and thinking upfgooa moueywmaklng schemes. At the beginning of school we had a candlelight service for the Installation of Officers where all the officers wore formalsg it was very impressive. The officers attended The House of Delegates Meeting where Shirley Davis was elected treasurer of Section 12. Some of our money-makinghschemes were.gathering walnuts and selling them at :he first part of the year, and at the District Tournament we sold Hot Dogs and Coffee. With-our hard-earned money we plan to send a delegate to camp this summer. Among some of our outstanding parties was, Our Christmas Party, Turnabout Party, Daddy Date Night, and Our Mother-Daughter Banquet. The Spring Rally of the-Section 12, which includes twenty-three schools in the district is going to be held on March 17 in our school Our advisor is Mrs: Green andwour Chapter Mother is Mrs. Grace Sumter. The Officersf President . . . , . Lois Meeker Vice-President .-L . . Joyce Worner Secretary . . . . .JoAnn Weir Treasurer . . . . .Shirley Davis Historian . . . . . .ldella Hartwig Public Relations . . . Miriam Clauser Degrees . .4. . . W... .Pellas Horner 38 1 1 1 4 4 S 1 J, , g -, .,m.fA , ffrwiv I .1 . feey, . Q Lf. ve, - ,, ..-W... W as 1' , . 1 ff, wk ,,- ,Y-'ffm' . ,., I' w 3? f 91 7 bio J EVM' V5 . -1'?5:E E W.: , 1, 1 WW, s V, ft 'Q' ,Q , fs' W Y 2 'I l' T , +R' 5 A , 1 2 7 11 3 1 4 W? Sf EW: 8 .kkzv 1 1,-M, 1 ' I A ,e o + .. .sf, -- Qwii., ' 453 . fl ' ' -mf-ff? 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Really now ---- 2. The Senior cutie. 3. Ah, food. 4. Freshies! 5. Musical fNo?J 6. Play ball! 7. Concentration helps 10 Sophomore Ag. Thrilling game. Going up? Something funny? Duh! Wot hoppened? Don't be bashful Don't Bill! Ummmmm 2 5 6 3 4 8 -Y 'ii-1 ' ' ., :K ' ,.:. 1' bf- ':'. :- g g g,.,.: 113: 5, , , thee h, V' V , 9 Q. , A ,, ,mi, . I . W , V ' ' as-4 ' ' 'SF' 755'2 'i?'Fm 4f: - f ' . ',kh fi...-42 ,. 'Q , ' 22' ' 2, - -' ' ag' , fr 7- , - . J , ' 5 i - ig, . F M M' A 5- ' 'ff- f?zrw -5:11-'ziyglsgfaif WMTZ , H , ' 4 12 10 Watch it! 8. Caught in the act. A bunch of junk. In it goes. Two points. Sour Puss. Poison Ivy. iFrank, where were you?J What three hands? Christmas time and mistletoe 43 9. Sun too bright? 10. Caught on a log. 11. Just plain Bill. 12. Little tots. 13. What happened Katie? 11 'nh l J . 'j :.a' 'ti 1 If fin L Q fr M- am Qs 13 10 W 7 11 12 13 14 15 16 Go in? Danger!! Scoop. Lovers. Cozy? Lets go. Yummy. Candy? Hooker Sloter Don't cut your fingers! 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Migiam- 9. smiles. - Ji - 10. Travelin' shag? Jeihnny and Bev- . S eepy? 45 2 4 5 6 Beak! What's so funny? Rebound Merle. The gang's all here Who shot? Whoops! Jump. 46 ALUMNI 1899 Cassaday, Harry Coriell, Elta Keefer, Jennie 1901 Auld, Roy Brookmeyer, John Copes, Fletcher Copes, Kate Darling, Charles Giffin, Roy Kirkman, Grace Keefer, Walter Reed, Nettie Schureman, Elsie Squire, Mayme Woodruff, Maude Warner, Rebecca 1903 Dicks, Leona Lawler, Minnie Reed, Clara 1905 Kear, Marie Latham, Roy Woodrow, Fred 1906 Barker, Pearl Schureman, Mildred 1907 Woodrow, Richard 1908 Barker, June Duncanson, Mark Lawler, Ethel Alumni 1909 Berendes, Carrie Black, May Coriell, Frank Darling, Grace Duncanson, Robert Firth, Earl Trowbridge, Mary 1912 Clements, Carl Clements, Claude Howell, Harry Keefer, Jessie Lawson, Forrest McIntyre, Myrtle McJunken, Frances Nees, Elizabeth Trowbridge, Elmer Woodrow, Raymond 1915 Firth, Jake Jibben, Raleigh Schureman, Brawner 1916 Black, Hazel Clements, John Copes, Otho Howell, Frank Strawbridge, Oliver Trowbridge, Emma 1917 Nees, Lela Parkin, Myrtle Trowbridge, Donald Trowbridge. Loreta 1918 Black, Bernice Firth, Charles Stauthammer, Lawrence 49 1919 Chapman, Orville Dicks, Afma Dix. Winifred Heyle, Cora Parkin, Lawrence Woodrow, Margaret 1920 Howell, Herschel Suffield, Helen 1921 Black, Lorraine Chapman, Ralph Firth, Grey King, Helen Urish, Lenora 1922 Darlinc. Bertha . . 3 Hotreiier, Donald Kuhn, DOr0ihy Lawson. Burl McRoberis, Burkett McJunkin, Lucille Nicely, Beatrice Teter, Lloyd 1923 Black, Mildred Coriell, Velma Crawford, Della Firth, Veal Frazee. Howard Howell, Margaret McJunkin. Lorene Siouthammer. Fred Suffield. Harlan 1924 Bailey, Mabelle Eggena, Harm Hofreiter, Harry Jones, Walter Meeker, Patia Parkin, Elmer Parkin, Leona Gustoff, Fred Williams, Velma 1925 Allen, Josephine Crowder, Leona Fisher, Harold Gustoff, Annabelle Gustoff, Flora Kramer, Mary Talbot, Kathryn 1926 Bowlby, Josephine Crowder, Inez Feldman, Howard Fisher, John Williams, Hazel Worner, Dorothy 1927 Allen, Frank Biggs, Robert Black, Marian Burns, Evelyn James, Alice Jones, Lois Meeker, Dorothy Ruth, Nellie Suffield, Lyle Werner, Helen 1928 Allen, Max Brooks, Claire Coriell, Arletta Drake, Margaret Frazee, Thomas Harmon, Marie Poore, Mable Rasmussen, Blanche Rudolph, Edna Zimmerman, Merlin 1929 Burns, Everett Fisher, Zelma Ruth, Mary Steakley, Pearline Watts, Thayne Watts, Wayne 1930 Carson, Wilmoth Chapman, Gilbert Coriell, Harold Dickerson, Donzil Diffenbaugh, Herbert Drake, Elsie Fisher, Mable Frost, Lincoln Hilst, Paul Meeker, Gladys Watts, Grace Whisler, Dorcas Williams, Ruth 1931 Ary, Frances Harmon, Elsie Hofreiter, Dorothy James, Alfreda Keefer, Claire Kuhn, Floyd Meeker, Alison Usborn, Lawrence Ruth, John Siltman, Raymond Williams, Orma Worner, Lawrence Zimmerman, Helen 1932 Black, howard Boyer, George 50 Boyer, Ruth Collander, Merle Coriell, Clifford Jones, Rival Luft, Marie Rankin, Lloyd Regur, Hazel Stadholt, Rozella Woodrow, Herbert Worner, La Verne Zimmerman, Frances 1933 Ary, Glen Harmon, Walter Hofreiter, Belva Ruth, Dorothy Smith, Altamae Woodruff, Helen 1934 Barr, Chester Boyer, Orville De Weerth, Viola Dickerson, Julia Eggena, Fred Frazee, Herbert Keefer, Loren Leeds, Darreld Nichols, Charles Sharp, Imodale Stadsholt, John Stadsholt, William Thomas, Rodger Volk, Aura 1935 Bailey, Eileen Bond, Annabelle Gerrietts, Raymond James, Esther Meeker, Earl Nichols, Elsie Scherer, Wilbert Tillman, Clifton Urish, Harold Worner, Wilbur Woodrow, Maurice 1936 Boyer, Charles Canopy, Marjorie Dean, Henry Dillon, C. Leo Drake, Gilbert Frazee, Lawrence Green, Bernice Litchenberg, Orville Linglc, Doris Meeker, Harley Meisinger, Roy Nicely, Charles Pugh, Elizabeth Renner, Geraldine Seelye, Harold Smith, Albert Strawbridge, Lucy Thomas, Margaret Urish, Edward Urish, Evelyn Urish, Lois Urish, Lorraine Woodrow, Lucille 1937 Baysinger, Maxine Collander, Sevila Crowder, Archie Hutton, Ralph Luft, Clell Rauch, Harry Urish, Alma Urish, Edgar Weyhrich, Floyd Zimmerman, Eldon 1938 Friedrich, Berniece Havens, Ora Ingersoll, Rose Mathias, Louis Mount, Frances Nichols, Carrol Ruth, Emma Strawbridge, Everett Thomas, Frances Tillman, Marvin Urish, Robert Vetter, Laurence Whisler, Junior Woodrow, Howard 1939 Allen, Miles Chitwood, Anna Clark, Wanda Collander, Frances Crowder, Virginia De Right, Angelina Dickerson, Lois Drake, Maxine Duncanson, Betty Friedrich, Virginia Friedrich, Warren Hilst, Edward Hutton, Anna Ingersoll. Dorothy Luick, Grace Meeker, LaVerne Nicely, Ronald Rankin, Richard Seelye, Marian Tinor, Enos Urish, Delbert Worner, Mildred 1940 Allen, Pascal Berchtold, Ethel Bussone, Lorraine Copes, Fred Diers, Donald Fisher, Vivan Green, Loren Jones, Evelyn 51 Meeker, Marian Renner, Virginia Sharp, Robert Strawbridge, Vincent Thomas, Bessie Tillman, Beacher Worner, Eldon Urish, Hazel 1941 Baker, Harold Hilst, Junior Hofrieter, Wilbur Keefer, Lois Mitchell, Benard Nicely, Wanda Phillips, John Schyler, Irma Scott, Ruby Strawbridge, Helen Trowbridge, Elaine Urish, Wayne Watts, Percy Zimmerman, Kenneth 1942 Chase, Delma Dean, Darrel Deiss, Harold Ethel, Dale Friedrich, Glenn Harris, Virginia Havens, Clara Hilst, Arvin Hutton, Lawrence Ingersoll, Lyla Jibbens, Ronald Olivero, Oliver Parr, Alta Smith, Elmer Urish, Adam Urish, Earl Urish, John Urish, Willis 1943 Allen, Ruth Dillon, Dorothy Drake, Betty Lee Duncanson, William Fortna, Keith Harris, Marshall Hendrick, Carolyn Jones, Everett Meeker, Robert Meisinger, Elaine Nichols, Helen Phillips, Frances Reining, Earl Scott, Mardell Shaw, Perry Urish, Richard Van Nattan, Murel Worner, Imogene Zimmerman, Evelyn 1944 Bowlby, Reinold Chitwood, Marjorie Christie, Jan Dean, Ruth Deiss, Betty Dillon, Harlan Drake, Edward Flexsenhar, Grace Harmon, Lawton Hilst, Nelson Lahman, Leatrice Lucero, Paloma Myers, Joe Mount, Mary Jean Parr, Jean Pfeiffer, Maxine Seelye, Clayton Van Nattan, Virgil Woodrow, Merle 1945 Baysinger, James Christie, Lois Dean, Everett Flexsenhar, Lyle Hoeft, Thelma Nannen, Helen Reining, Adrian Stout, Waunetta Van Nattan, Robert Woodrow, Raymond 1946 ' Ary, Lois Dickerson, Deloras Drake, Virginia Duncanson, Barbara Forbes, Thurza Goeken, Ada Heren, Robert Lewis, Roy Meeker, Orville Pfeiffer, Dorothy Rademacker, Melvin Schlyer, Paul Schureman, Mary Scott, Bonnie Shay, Roy Weyhrich, Bernadine Woodrow, Margaret 1947 Daysinger, Donald Burns, Josephine Bussone, Joseph Chitwood, Ernest Drake, Dale Drake, Shirley Hamann, Earl Hutton, Grace Kemper, Marvin Knaak, Thelma Parr, Evelyn 52 Ripper, Glenn Sloter, Robert Stout, Betty Thomas, Louis Wagner, Bethel 1948 Aldrich, Donna Ary, James Clauser, Marlowe Crosby, Russel Harms, Delbert Goeken, John Meeker, Floyd Ripper, Delbert Schlyer, Arletta Winner, Raymond Woodruff, Orrie 1949 Beal, Helen Bowlby, James Drake, Phyllis Griffin, Jo Ann Hamann, Louis Hamilton, Carl Heren, Duane Lohnes, Wilma Lyons, Robert Meisinger, Darlene Moehn, Larry Scott, Marion Schureman, Charles 1950 Baysinger, Shirley Clauser, Frances Ingersoll, Lyle Luft, Carol Schlyer, Marjorie Watts, Richard Y i V l cquffog mpfla Q 'W Q ,Lg-if wAz.swon'rH mu'-,A-la.s...abv vnuuolnlnornxu l-an-.ll-.u.LA. 56 I n r i n PRESTON FUNERAL HCDME Havana Lumber Co. Lumber - Building Materials Free Delivery Phone 351 Pekin, Illinois 210 Court Street Compliments SEYMOURS STORE Complete Line Of Men's Furnishings Shoes - Rubbers - Sporting Goods Musical Instruments A Good Place To Trade We Always Appreciate Your Patronage Pe kin, Illinois Phone 770 Insure With ROHRS Phone 926 520 Court Pekin, Illinois Compliments Of PEKIN FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY Phone 810 Pekin, Illinois PEKIN DAIRY Carl Law - Frieda Law Pekin's Newest Dairy Bar Telephone Z78 415 South Second Street Pekin, Illinois CARL BURLING MOTORS Lubrication - Painting Complete Engine and Chassis Rebuilding Body and Fender Repairing Hudson Motor Cars 610 North 5th Street Telephone 192 Compliments Of THE PEKIN FLORAL COMPANY Phone 108 Pekin, Illinois Compliments Of REINHARD AND MEYER LUMBER COMPANY Pekin, Illinois Compliments Of LEWIS PONTIAC COMPANY Pontiac Automobiles - Used Cars Service On All Makes Phone 425 Pekin, Illinois WEGHORST There Is Much Of Tomorrow In All Nash Does Today Nash Sales O. C. Weghorst, Owner Phone 368-M Pekin, Illinois NOEL FUNERAL HOME William L. Weimer Lady Attendant - Experienced Funeral Directors Ambulance Service - Oxygen Equipped Phone 57 420 Walnut Street Pekin, Illinois N. REVLING COMPANY The Store Of Satisfaction 350-361 Court Street Pekin, Illinois JONES BROTHERS JEWELERS Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 517-19 Court Street Pekin, Illinois Compliments Of THE HERGET NATIONAL BANK OF PEKIN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pekin, Illinois CARP'S DEPARTMENT STORE The Store Where You Can Do Better It's Easier To Shop With Coupons Use Carp's Budget Plan 337 Court Street Phone 267 Pekin, Illinois BELL HARDWARE COMPANY Dri Gas Sales and Service The All Purpose Gas For Home Heating Delavan, Illinois Compliments THE TAZEWELL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF DELAVAN Delavan, Illinois BUCKLEY BROTHERS SPORT SHOP Complete Line Of Sporting Goods 319-321 Margaret Street Pekin, Illinois VOGELS MODERN FOOD SERVICE Pekin - Manito SCHUREMAN HARDWARE AND LUMBER Building Better Homes For A Better Community With Youngstown Kitchens - Crosley Appliances Crane Plumbing - Williamson Heating Skelgas C ompliments RAY KOHLBACKER THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pekin, Illinois Compliments Of MIDDLE STATES TELEPHONE COMPANY OF ILLINOIS Green Valley, Illinois ' COURT MOTORS, INC. Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks Capitol - Margaret Street Phone 168 Pekin, Illinois THE B 8: H SHOE STORE A Good Place To Buy Good Shoes Gorgeous Shoes For The Teen-Agers 320 Court Street Pekin, Illinois Phone 44 SCHIPPER AND BLOCK COMPANY Dry Goods Ladies' and Girls' Ready-to-Wear Men's and Boys' Clothing Pekin, Illinois LEE TOSI ECONOMY SHOE STORE Shoes That Fit Used Cars The Feet and The Budget Pekin, Illinois Pekin, Illinois Compliments Of THE DENTINO DANCE STUDIO 204 Court Street Pekin, Illinois EARLICHER BROTHERS COMPANY Ethical Prescription Service Free Delivery Pekin, Illinois PAPER, TAZEWELL CANDY AND TOBACCO CO. Wholesale Jobbers Phone l97 Pekin, Illinois WILL HARMS CO. Fountain Pens - School Supplies Leather Goods - Artists' Materials Arcade Building Corner Phone 84 Pekin, Illinois Compliments Of THE LOFTHOUSE DRESS SHOP Season's Newest Styles First 436 Court Street Pekin, Illinois EDDIE'S FLOWER SHOP Funeral Designs, Cut Flowers Wedding Flowers, Pot Plants Phone 672 Arcade Building Pekin, Illinois R USSELL McCLINTICK Jeweler Elgin Watches Parker Pens Pekin, Illinois Compliments Of DELAVAN BAKERY Phone 285 WATSON BROTHERS International Harvester Sales and Service Delavan, Illinois Visit Green Valley's Cool and Modern Theatre Compliments Of DR. HOVDE Compliments From BUSSANE-PERFETTI OLIVERO'S CAFE Groceries BILL PARKS BERCHTOLD CITIES SERVICE BODY AND PAINT SHOP ' Phone' 53 Green Valley, Illinois Gr een Valley, Illinois Compliments Of FARMERS GRAIN AND COAL CO. Dealers In Grain, Coal and Clover Seeds L. L. Warner, Manager EDWARD'S GARAGE Auto Repair Work Towing Service Phillips Products Phone 8 BERGERS DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing - Dry Goods Ready-to-Wear Shoes For The Entire Family ER.ICKSON'S MEN'S WEAR QFormerly Reinneimer'sJ Arrow Shirts - Swank Jewelry Phoenix Hose - Samsonite Luggage Stetson Hats - Munsing Wear Capps Clothes Delavan, Illinois Phone 95 ' Delavan, Illinois Ford Cars, Trucks, Tractors Compliments Dearborn Implements ELDON'S MARKET DELAVAN MOTOR SALES The Store Phone 96 Delavan, Illinois That's As Close As Your Phone Green Valley, Illinois GEORGE G. 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