Metamora Township High School - Parrot Yearbook (Metamora, IL)

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CARDINAUS Sl I i Left to Rlght Mary Lee Noe Mlss Brucker advfser Ahce Seckler Marletta Schexder Pat Koch, Donald Halford Dear Reader Change was the keynote of the 1951 Metamora Townshnp Hlgh School yearbook Method of pubhcatnon name contents and departmental advxser were changed A letter press process was formerly used but thxs year the semors declded to try an off set process book by Inter Colleglate Press of Kansas C1ty MISSOUTI The name of the book was changed from the Parrot to the Cardmahs A contest was held to select a new name twenty mne names were entered by mne people From those entered the semors selected Cardmalxs the sc1ent1f1c name for the Redbxrd wh 1ch IS Metamora s school symbol The content was changed to add more plctures of dffferent types The adv1sersh1p was swftched from the Englxsh department to the Busmess Educatfon department Mnss Brucker was the advlser for the year Donald Halford busmess manager and Ahce Seckler and Pat Koch aSSlSt3J1tS to the bus1 ness manager Durmg the same month Mary Lee Noe and Al1ce Seckler attended an lllmols Hlgh School Press Assocxatlon meetmg at the Umv of Illmoxs They brought back several 1deas on yearbook preparatlon In bnef the process of preparmg the book was th1s P1ctures were taken developed and prmted glossy enlargements were usually made then cropped Next copy assxgnment whlch had been glvento var1ous members of the semor class were collected checked typed and exther cut or extended as necessary to f1t the allotted space Then the copy was typed on the layout mat After th1s the pmctures and headmgs were fastened to the layouts w1th rubber cement Lastly the mats were 1dent1f1ed wrapped and maxled to Kansas Cxty There the copy was reset m I B M type and then the mats were llthographed The books were then assembled and sent to Metamora for dlstrlbutlon Although many people helped w1th the yearbook a few deserve specxal recogmtxon Mlss Helton for her tlme effort and patlence m takmg a great many of the snapshots the copy wrlters for thelr work on an lmportant part of the book Pat Koch Allce Seckler Gene Schlabach and Don Halford for selllng all the advertlsmg space Mary Lee Noe for the many hours of ted1ous work on dxvlsxon pages advertlsmg layouts and drawmgs and Marletta Schnelder and Mlss Brucker for the many outslde school hours of work worry and wonderlng lf It would ever be f1n1shed Cordlally fS1gnedl Cardmalxs P S The staff hope that you w111 lxke the 1951 Cardmahs Vthlle we were not strwmg for perfectlon xn thxs book, we would apprecxate any constructxve suggestnons you mrght have that could be handed on to next year s staff to help them make an even better Cardmalls m 1952 By the way plctures of school actxvltxes ln March Aprll, and May wlllbe ln next year s book The Cardmahs Staff I , V T ,y G X - i r 4 Q5 X A ' ' ' A , - .isp 4 Q Q Y -a..A ,, , , A -L-'A L., 2 . : Q . , . Q . 3 . . 9 . . , , y . I - x I 1 ' - y D , U . . . . . . V In October, Marietta Schneider was appointed editorg Mary Lee Noe, art editorg , . Q . , . .- ' 7 . , . .: . , , -- -- . , 7 ! Q ' . , . . . . r , , . , . . . . , V -- . . , . . . U v 9 , -- 1 1 ' 3 7 Y , . . . g , . . . . . y . . . Y

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OPERETTA V' at 3 fiw nz nh Left to Rlght On floor G Doak, S Schumacher, P Grxeser, M Schnelder, M Noe A Wernsman Others A Seckler, J Ioerger, A Welte, J Zlm merman, C Stamper, J Wlltz, A Schertz, P Schrock, M Elbert P Schumacher M Rmgness H Neumamm The operetta Kentucky Sue was presentedby the muslc department on October 10 and 11 It was glven 1n the audltorlum and played before a full house both evemngs The operetta, whxch IS an annual affalr was a h1llb111y story The scene was lald m a crude home 1n the hxlls of Kentucky The plot concerned the feudmg famlhes of the Bartons and the Roys The feudmg carrled on throughout the operetta, untll a b1t of romance and the mfluence of a cxty fellar brought the two famlhes to frlendshlp Many clever lmes added humor to the productlon Mr Stephenson dxrected the operetta andSylv1a Neumann was the plano accompamst S. iw' u' J 1 I2 ,QW - I H x ' 4' I ,. 5. f 1 E 5 tl! lm will Lew Wheeler, the clty f e 1 l ar , played by .Tame s Wxltz was the center of much attentlon. Buzz Barton, Harold Neumann, seranades Sue Roy, Martha Rxng ness s , y 5 , y 1- 3 ,asf L 5.1 A.. ,,, . ' ,Q 0 V1 4 t 4 .21 ' 1f'f!'1QX .,Q 9 . , f ,- , 2 1 ,.f.4,,, ,.1..v, V --rw ' ' ', I K' ' Wa v: 'J 'givin ' P 4. ' 1 fa. it 4 Q f 19' if'f'f'!. ,fl a t g , ' ?f.u,f,l?5Z.:W,,,L i -El ,Ah 4 J , I .543 ,,m43,5l, ,V gm .. I ' T 1 J 'jvgfw A' 1 A . . W ,. 5 1 t tl ' ' 2 Q ' wr I . . ' - -, ?i'ft 1 T A I U . 5 K ., , r 'a ' K 75 i .Q - f fx' , ' 1 . J , 12.3 f - 4, , ff., 'fy mg . 'z . . ' nf Z fu laxxh A V , N' ig L A X X f ' ftz X u 'Y QL, A' -, , ' 443 I6 1 2. . g ,MVA N . 'Bin we ., Q -- : . . . ' . ' -nn ' . - . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . , . . . , . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . 1 af- rr 'P A A - Q f 3 ... I ' 1

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C THE P1-IRRQT VMI ' XIl'I'l','-.BlUl'i.X 'l'UWNSHll' lllhll f- lllllIl,, NilQ'l'.'l,ll1sl1,x, l1A1,. . H ,J P Left to Rlght Seated M Schnexder, C Parshall, C Standmg Mxss Helton, J Zlmmerman A Senior Class Publlcatlon monthly throu h the school year 3100 Advertlsm rates fumnshed on request Arm To promote good clhzenahlp among our students I- llltor ln l 1. X slst mt Minor Isusm 'xl mag: r Nl lil pulls l L 1 r ny l- Cl or Ar lr flu r l- Xl htmgt l nlltox Lon lance Stamp tl D1 nald llalloxcl Harold 'Ntumnm Nl mug: Xlxct Sccklel lalrula huh James Ylmm :nun 1-ugtne Schlaba h Clyde Par hxll Amclxa Pelnmann RPIUPII-liN Spf rts Klan KMI1 N1 uni lrmv lruru ard buvh Pohcrt Chllcct I.. 11115 F X I' I- A SL vnu flllf Band Glee flur Llbrl y Blograplm ln: ulrln P f P0 x thnur h th 1 Arwund th: Xlrxld Txpl ts Cla News l- llhl Bal hm l P Alumnn X: C 4 px Read Q 1XllXl l lrhnl C rmhnfr Pulyn Nllchful Sttwart Hrrrvn I 011 ttc Bam hmfm Donald Llmmmn Bttvy hula P ul mln men C r Phx ln bn hn r Shlrlu Lois Speck hu one Donald Xian Lou hull, bun Ihlllp l-anclml Luilla 'Nom Flchurl All erxlxn Ilathe man l 1 r nrt Rrhmln Frmklm lu I lc fl lm lf 1 lux J 1 nms X! lldstlm l lv N x ll Sthum lc h 1 l l Lumy p kr nn l YT lx 1 L. N r ' . 15,5 X 1 ,tx 3 y , A - t 1 - 1 K -- : . ' . . , . . -- u g , . . ' l - V 1 l . . , Qs? . . . u' 5 . . . . WJ ' I -'-f'1 f ' 4 f ' ' . .5 5: .' 1 ' Y I ' 2 ' . '. ms. 1 ar- ., ' I- 1 - .Asg stunt l'3lllt'4S . z f j was f - ' ' 3 1' ':' ' v' - - S1 'Qllllur . . P' I ' . ll ' 2 l l I 1 ' '1' Y J lu . i ' ' 5 5 H l I J x ...Z -4 L 1 . , 1, 1 ' '- v'. .llf fl 2 ' , . ' , it-': iz zz 5' -, I-' '- G A A ' - ' ' ' - - - - --51 'um ' 'A i- mn ' u - . .ll 1 . ' ' ' ' 'l ', '.. v . a ufk . . . , -i '- H , Ella I we-lnnc-1' ' .' A -X 4, ' - .. . - . . . S'U'l'1 Q LM .- ,, ln conjunctlon wlth th1s week. - ' ,S ' ' ' , i .2 t I-'lsiw-v' ' ' 2 1 K '- pl . . . ' v 7 A ., , ' 1, ' 4 M' frm 1 3 .-'- vc-ru-re 1 ' ' '- r, r .' ', . , 2 ' Gluds fur: - - ' llv' Q x lsr- sl-.mf H . . ' ' KVM 1- Fav llly ll! 'H' . F , .er Kiwi-uk-'llr-: ,V l 'iv RJ- l 1 I z vans:- 4 h' Q , Ma' ' Il Srl - lt-'. l.LlX'v:m' UI. Il - I I 'b' ill, Q-. 1:11 .lmwn. Dv A 'z 3' ik , .'m'n:,f llilg-l:t..r'. ' ,' -us fNl:I'r-n XY-nrlsl' 'V' ': 4' -'ts Plyl li .' '. 2 ' 4-lt. Flarx lc-l N 1 ur-slll-zz linux XXX' -ur H. Mm are wr Xl ss YL.-l.: li- .' rl Stamper D Halford,l-I Neumann The 1950 51 Parrot was one of the most successful 1n recent years, wlth new features 1n both pollcy and productlon Asa senlor project the paper was more closely c 0 r r e la t e d wxth Enghsh IV smce credlt was glven for h av 1 n g materlal published A J ob was done by each senlo r elther ln wr1t1ng a regular assxgnment, typing, or c opy or galley proof readlng A contest was sponsored by the Sports page to name a new column Sports Shorts was the wlnmng entry Carlcatures of school personal 1t1es and events were d r awn by the art edltor to replace the commerclal mats formerly used Natlonal Newspaper Week was observed w1th a tour through the Peorla Journal Star offlce An ex h1b1t of old newspapers and dlfferent types of Journallsm we re dlsplayed Two representatxves of the paper attended the Illxnols Hxgh School Press Assoclatxon conventlon at the Un1vers1ty ofI111no1s 1n October