Morton High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Morton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1948 volume:

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Schoolmfxteq Tradltlone We dedlcate thlS twenty fourth ISSUE of The Cauldron 1n the earnest hope that our IIVQS may prove us worthy of the opportunltles we have enjoyed xuthln these Walla We re loyal to you Morton Hugh' r' Champmns Democratm L1Vll'lg 104 8- 'I I Each mdlvlduql DICHIIG tells 1 stoxx 'ln no hive LIXCYI to oul sch li ,I THE CAULDRO Foreword Among the IYIQQCQ of thls txxontx fouxth Nsuc of The Ciuldxon IQ Ovord of the deeds ot ex mvom m om school mu vov 1110 of 1947 42 x QP? MQW! XQJK, 'Nr 'rr N 'iff JJ' v X-,,v you KO in ,fy J ,Q-asf AQNUZQ J L 'W I Xl ci hx thls means we hopo oolmqtos mu fIl0I1d9 a lfxstmg momolv of lf .,f-f K L I .tw Q K v- I .I in K N hh L - K. ' v - 3 ' . F- . ' ' ' ' C ' 1 S 2 L- 1.7 L U, '.. L , V v c 7' 1 1 I- . K D. 1 ' -' .Y I F. ' 1' ' 1 K . - x , . 4 ,ff-'Q L' -Y . X - . n x -N , W F' ., fi fx XXX 'A , R XX v I- x . 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Xgfztg , 'J , 4 , X 13 f X f Q 5 A Xl' :Ta ,Q :I N'2v'i M' f 'N af' ffffp, 5 L li 1 .feb 6 7:Vl1,2yA ? 1 ,MY .,,, fi I , - U gi -.KW-nf '- Z N f X llxfgjg r X 1 ff q 4 X X ' 2 f w I 'K ' 3 ' X f l XX X ff an P' -1 ' A L K ' L-fa -5 af n P, xxx,-- Q Ss x --- +53 A O BOARD OF EDUCATION OUR PRINCIPP- L JAMES B HATCHER Every ship has a skipper who charts the course and who IQ responsible for the well belng of vessel officers crew and passengers Mr Hatcher our captaln his brought us success fully to poit after Z1 year of exploring Wide seas of knowledge 'md CYDQI lence By his wisdom and Judgment our ship h'1s been steeied p'1st leefs of lgnoiance 'ind shoflls of 1nd1ffe1 ence tow aid the smooth xx fxters of the hfuhoi oi 'lchlevement WILLIAM RAPP President J HUCH PHILLIPQ Qecretfiry Members S ACKERMAN C YORDY J B GETZ The members of the Board have the students of the community with qulpment and guidance for their educatlonal voyage of 1947 48 The service of these men IS recognized and sincerely appreciated 1 9 4 8 - T H E C U L D R . . 9 1 given time and thought to providing .L '1 'I I A RO M T I-I S FACULTY JAMES G HATCHER Prlnclpal Umvezslty of Illmoxs B S M S Ed WILLIAM F TURNER Amellcan H1sto1y Physiology Boy Physical Educatlon Il11no1s State Noxmal Unlverslty B BETTY L MELVIN Typmg Bookkeeping Bus Tralnmg Western Illmols State Teachers Col lege B Ed Colorado State College of Educatlon ISABETH SMITH Mathematlcs Latln Illmols State Normal University No Dakota State College Chicago Um verslty Unlverslty ofIll1no1s B S M MRS ROBERT KOCH Engllsh Speech Debate Dramatles Illlnols State Normal Unlverslty B Ed University of W1scons1n WESLEY M WHITAKER Physics Chemestry Algebra I II Southern Illinois Normal Unlverslty B Ed University of Ill1no1s H L ARTHUR L ZWANZIG M6Ch3U1CHlDFHXX1Hg General Shop Woodwork I II I111no1s Wesleyan UIIIXCISIIQ Illlnols State Normal University B S 1n Fd Unlverslty of Ill1no1s HELEN SCHWEGMAN Commerce Engllsh Southern Illinois Normal Unlversitv B S ln Ed ALICE JONES Engllsh Music Southern Ill1no1s State Normal Um verslty B Ed JAMES C HODGE Social Science Band Il11no1s State Normal Umverslty B Ed Northwestern Unlverslty M A PEGGY CHARLESWORTH General Science Blology Glrls Phy slcal Educatlon Northwestern University Western Ill1no1s State College B S in Ed MRS DEAN HAU PER Homemaklng I II III IlI1no1s State Normal Umverslty B S ln Fd l 1 9 4 8 - T H E C U L D N . . . . . 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'T - C 1 ' 7' 'N'-3 L I- -lun ,-..l.,., L 74 K nr SENIOR CLASS OUT OF SCHOOL LIFF INTO LIFE S SCHOOL Our motto remlnds us that soon thls class will be dlsembarkmg from the good shlp M T H S and scat termg out to dlstant ports New and lmportant experlences awalt us During the four years Just endmg we have gamed much from the ln our teachers In the not too dlstant future we wlll have opportumtnes ot puttmg to practlcal use the ab1l1t1es thus acquired There have been fall ures sometlmes and enough success to glve us a feelmg of accompllsh ment Both outcomes of our efforts have had educatlonal value and have provlded most of us w1th an lncentlve for further endeavor The klnd of work hablts and the attltude toward learnlng WhlCh we have developed wlll largely determme the quallty ot the future toward Wh1Ch we are turn ln The world IS a troubled place Just now wlth dlfflcult and perplexlng problems and w1th suffermg ln many areas May the contrlbutlon of th1s class toward the resolutlon of all thlS dlstress be that of loyalty toward hlgh ldeals and sympathetlc under standmg of others as we face away from our baseshlp of four years and A O OFFICERS Presldent Robert Hauter Vlce Presldent Merlm Blrky Secy Treas Betty Cottmgham Advlsors 'Vhss Smlth Mr Whltakex CLASS MOTTO Out of school hfe 1nto l1fe s school CLASS COLORS Blue and Sllver CLASS FLOWER Red Rose launch ut each ln our own small boat' 6-'f'N1og5 0 5 oss 1 9 4 8 - T H E C U L D R struction and assistance given us by , . 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K., We gained skill and lxnoxxledge fiom dax to dax We leaintd about this xxe leained about that And befoie xxe knexx it the vear xx as past Next came oui Junioi year busy of eouise, Wlth a plav and 1 Plom and a host of chores At the end xxe xx eie almost too tned to lament Th'1t in one more Veal oin school d iys xx ould be spen And noxx, for the Qemois of forty elght That vear, too has passed by relentless fate Scholastiee and games show our maikq deske too TOM T H Q xxe say Thanks' 'ind Ad1eu ' Ted Meyei 48 l HAUTER ROBERT DOH N ICR tllnlxj Iss ln sich nt 7 mtbill 7 skctlnll l uk lub 1 Pre-side nt 4 'Xtliletu Assouitinn ln suli ut 4 BIRIQ 'SIILHLIN R AL lliirlxl Intr imnrals '7 nd l xtd Churn 3 nxs f urn u nlmnt K I nun L 1 lsln n 1 r 1 x l ,,, WF' W4 rf' nal 7 Przsuls nt 4 lxul Chorus 1 'S ox ions 1 if 1 nl li ull 0' im llc I ltioi s f' my Q il? ,Q N! u lrmsiulmnt 1 tt 1 osuplnr C iuldrnn -4 NS COTTINFIIAM BITT1 JFAN llxx gl Suretirx In isu 4 Sun I in ln isun r 1 I rm su m ml S I x4 tl no ull nt Ll I' lin r 1 ii 1 Xl ui Agn r it uulrlrr 1 , . - , v . .V , . 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Cir Q' Chorus -I II-llll-FQIII II4-Iiitiloiie. 3. - Cauldron 4 lass I :lv- A O BIXRELE HOWARD DEAN lBrnkJ Class President 3 C I Iss hae Pl'lSlil6'1'lt 7 Iutrmmumls 4 nd l 2 Studi nt Counul 1 2 4 Humin Hmlmons fluh 3 Spf-uh Fluh l 7 Dehalc I 2 Suznu fluh 4 Pre side nt 4 Plulosophz r 3 f lulrlron 4 Adu YIISIIH., M mdgr-r 4 fluss P IX 3 CRUMRINE LORETTA MAE lldettrej A I 2 3 Grs Chorus I 2 3 4 A 1 3 Human Rclwhrms 3 Cmlclron 4 rss Iln EISELE EVELYN MAE A I nd I 2 I lhmrnn 3 Crs Clorus 1 2 '3 4 Xhug Chorus 3 4 Human Relmons Cluh 3 I lhrary Cluh 2 4 Phllosophzr 3 4 f ruldrnn 4 f' iss Pln 3 4 FREIDINGER LESTER GEORGE fFlickJ Clirss President 1 Football mfmager 4 Cross Country 4 B-rsketlnll I 2 3 Basehall 2 3 T 'lck 1 2 3 4 Intrrmurals 4 M-Cluh 3 4 Athletic Association A Vice-President 4 IIum'1n Relfltions 3 4 Philosopher 3, 4 Class Phy 3 III GRININI DANIEL RAE Ulm! 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A nd 1 S1 Ln! nw lre :surf r 4 X lil l re snla nt 4 un nn lic l mom C lub 1 Plulosophmr 3 I lulmlrun 4 llss Plas J005 SHIRLEY JEAN Ente rc. d from Elst Peorm 4 G A A 4 F H A 4 Cluldron 4 KIPFER MARGARET ANNE lM lrgel A 1 Gxrs Chomsl 2 3 4 A 1 Phllosopher 3 Cauldron 4 Class Play 3 Cheerleaders Drum Nlajorette MEYERS TED LOUIS Fmthall 1 7 3 Bxslcethall 1 2 Clptam 4 Baseballl 2 3 aukl 2 3 lub I 2 Xiu President 4 Student Counul 2 3 4 President 4 Hum.-m Relations Clu Lnbrxry Club 7 3 Phllosopher 3 Cauldron 4 Class Plas 3 4 PATTERSON BARBARA POI I I tlktq Fntz rc cl fnnn 'I re mont lllmnlx 3 r s C lmrus 3 Xlnul C burns 3 un III li lnmns I u 1 PFOFF PIIYLI IS EL XIINI' fPlnlJ Entl rul from flskllu 1 IIIIDOIS 4 C urls C bums 4 Student Counul 4 llumln Rcllhuns 4 Epuch C,nntuLmt I ns Pl y ROESCHLEY CLIFFORD ROYCE Entered from C llllllll Illmms 3 Trad: 3 Intramurals 3 Bind 3 4 Nhxecl C'h0ms 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 Ilumm Rglxtmns C'lub 3 C'uulclrun 4 SCHROENT LYNETTE ANN KLYHHJ Entered from hdw mlsxllla IIhll0IS 3 A Hum in Rclutmns C'lulx 'L 4 A O PATTFRSONI ROBFRTA C AROI YN CI uckl Fun nd from 'lrunonk Illlll0lS 3 Clrls C,hon1s 3 -I XIYFCI Chorus 3 4 llum an Relations Club 3 I.lIll'll'X C lub 4 Spas-ill C'ub 3 4 SIJLCLII Cuntmstult 3 1 L 3 lnlusnplur 3 4 .f rt I clltur Cllss ' nulrlrun REDICER NORMAN KEITII fXormJ Crow Counlrv 4 lckl 2 3 Intrnnurxls 4 nd I 2 Xllxul Chnms 3 Bow C'borus 3 4 Scunu Club 4 xxx Plly 3 C'xuldr0n 4 SCHIEBER DOW GENE Chss Yun ITCSICICIII I Cross Country 4 B sketblll 7 3 4 B xslb lll 4 Tuck 3 4 ITIITIITIIIFIIS I Xl C'lub 4 Human Hclltmns Club 3 C luldro C'llss P my STAKER VERLA LORAINE C A 1 2 rs Chorus I 9 3 A 1 Hum III R lltmns Club 3 4 I,I'lllllSODllEl' 3 C luldron 4 1: STANSBLRY KENNI Tll 1 usa llun STOLLER PHYLLIS MARIE fPlaw ll A 1 I and '7 3 rs Clmrux 1 2 Xllklll Chorus 1 2 Pri Sllllllf -4 A Human Rclatxons Club '3 Plulmoplaer 3 BIISIDLSS Nlanagnr '3 Cauldron 4 UEBERRHEIN PRISCILLA JAIN A 1 2 nd I 2 3 Student Council 2 A 1 Presldent 4 Sure-tan TIGIQIIFUT 7 Hum an Hllfatmns Club '3 4 Llbrarw Club I atm Club 4 Prasada-nt Plnlosoplaer '3 4 hdltor 3 Cauldron 4 Class Play 3 4 YOBHIQT 'MARILYN JI' KN fZl7l A fk N IH -my U O STILPHENS I-RANK 1 mlu P asa b lntr uuur als Hum un lim l mr as uv aulalrun STOUT JAMES JACK haahnd fom Hut 'Xlonr L0lllSl11Il'l 2 Cl ass X me Pruldnnt 3 C ross Cuuntrx 4 ack 7 lutruaaurxls 3 4 X Club 4 btudmut Cuunul 3 4 Human Relations 3 Cauldron 4 ZININIERMAN RAYMOND EARL Qzunmx Otball 1 3 Captun 4 B s etbfall17 3 -1 Hascball 7 :Lk 1 lub 1 Xiu Pl'CSll1llt 3 Atlalntn Abblltllfllbll 4 Pr: sadent -1 llum ua Relations Club 3 C auldmn 4 llll UI C S Pluluwplur 3 C nuldrnn -1 5 ax ulu Xi a ra th 44 Voyage of 1944 45 Entering high school in September our class contributed thirty seven members to the crew of this vessel Fager anticipation filled our hearts and the 1n1t1at1on party held for us on the twentleth of the month quickly convinced us that we belonged to '1 fine and active organization Miss Jones and Mr Gould were chosen as our advisors Les Freiding er became our president with Don Schleber as vice president and Betty Cottingham as secretary treasurer Bob Hauter was our Student Council representative for the first semester and Merlin Birky for the second The first class project undertaken was the freshman Wiener roast on October 17 We hiked to the Opti mists cabln for the feast and thus made an addition to the memorable experiences which were coming thick and fast in our new environment Later in the year came our social hour which the whole school attend ed We modestly felt that the event was a success as all seemed to enjoy our hospitality Alice Muselman 45 was crowned queen of the eveninng and it was our intention to repeat this feature each year thus establishing a tradition But alas' for good inten tions' We m1sla1d the crown' Boys represented the class in sports and girls participated in clubs during the year. Three of the drum major- ettes Priscilla Kring Marilyn Zobrist and Margaret Kipfer belonged to us. We were sorry to lose Hazel Vis- sering during the second semester be- cause of her family s removal to Mar- celine Missouri. Henry Binkele from Green Valley joined us in the spring and Carl Blankenship withdrew. Voyage of 1945 46 Returninguto school in September of H A O 1945 we were prepared to enjoy the prestige and privileges of sophomores Thirty four of us continued as mem bers of the crew We chose Mrs Koch and Miss Neel ey for our advisors and elected Bob Hauter president Howard Binkele vice president and Betty Cottlngham secretary treasurer Howard Binkele and Priscilla Ueberrhem served on tne Student Council Again the two main events of the year were the wlener roast and the social hour The former was held on October 12 the latter on March Zz Both were successful occasions This year our partlclpatlon in all activities was more varied and exten sive Some of our members worked on assembly programs The. drum major ettes continued to perform at football and basketball games and to wm honors in the contests which they en tered During thlS second year we were glad to receive into our class Jack Stout from West Monroe Louisiana Dean Price from Decatur Mary Moore from Peoria Mary remained with us only one semester removing to Chandlerville in January Dean Price also moved away and Joyce Eigsti 1n the second semester entered Deer Creek high school because her family was now residing in that vicin- ity. Priscilla Kring moved to Bloom- ington during the summer and Ray Richardson to Mt. Auburn. Voyage of 1946-47 With two years behind us we now acceded to the proud titles of juniors and upperclassmen. It seemed that experience and knowledge entitled us to speak with assurance on questions relating to school life. Mr. Hodge and Mr. Whitaker were chosen as our class advisors. Plected Continued on Page 82 1 9 4 8- T E C U L D R N From the Log oi the Good Ship, M.T. H. S 1948- THE CAULDROIN OFFICERS PICSICIOTIT NITIJOIIQ C'1llLlS V1ce Pzesldent Dlck Smbold Sec V T1c1s A111 Roth AdVlSOlS 'VI1 Zu 111111 MISS Ch11lesxxo1th JUNICDRS When the doors of M T H S swung open on September 2 f1fty four JUHIOFS entered to assume thelr new dutles as upper classmen They were off to a good stalt xx 1th the elec tlon of thelr class offlcers and then capable advlsors No phase of school actnlty has been left untouched by the ambltlous Jun1o1s They have entex ed athletlcs speech debate band and cho1us They are well represented on the Student Councll and on the Phlloso pher staff and 1n G A A Lat1n Club F H A SCIENCE Club Human JUDIOI class IS p1oud to claxm the four cheex leadexs as ou1 own These guls have done then xxoxk Capably 1nd falthfully The heaxlest expense of any class OCCUIS ln lts th11d ye'11 and the Jun IOIS vsolked dlllgently to ploxlde 1 xull fllled t1e'1su1y fOI calxylng out then pl 111s To thls end thu gnc p IN Ill Dece 1l1e1 1 SOCI 1l 10111 dm mg the second sc mc stu md m1n 1s,ed the eoneesslon It the lnsktt ball games SOCIHI alfalrs were the vslener roast ln October and the Jun 1or Semor Prom on May 22 Losses ln enrollment durmg the vear xsexe Joan WIISOH Robert Roeckex and Darlene Oyer Darlene moved to Lovmgton Ill1no1s at the end of the flrst semeste1 Edltor s Note Thls IS the only class m school xx h1Ch does not have txuns' The freshmen haue the Z1mmerman boys the sophomores the McCon keys and the semoxs the Patterson g1rls But m splte of th1S handlcap the Junlors are sure to provlde good leadershxp for the school IH the com I i an e-SCU Smlx Ol Smm Q 1 I. A I Q. i. C 1. A , Q R . ' L. . K V. Q .- '12 . 2 1 1. rl v? v4'.-I 'I-.4 A I n -1 v 1 . - yn L. . n - ' 9 . . ' . .x i ' ' 2 ' , . c , ' 4 - y u S 1 .- L . 7 'Y ' ' 1 , . 1 1 . . 1. i . K, . K y . . y. U ! Y Y 1 ' l V - ' 7 - - Q ' . , I , U . . . v ' ' '1 1 ' , . ' Relationsg and Library Club. The ing year, z ' ' . H , A J JI! v' .v 1 1 u v 3 ' .. -v .P - s cl . . ssy' xo, ' Q Z L-I - V 1 v -72 , S 4 1 il lst' ' . '11 P, z S 'z I ' ff' A v. L, ,S ,J Z , :lf 1 1 2. t- I ' ' . . ' L O 'QI 'Q Fnrst row left to rnghl Joyce Hauler Mary Frmtz Gloria Freldunger .lean Jacob Margolle Strunk Second row Norma Reduger Carol Rem Sherrnll Stoller Beremce Bauman Maxnne Post Elsue Kaufman Hannah Hohstadt Rath Darlene Oyer Miss Charlesworth Third row Ken Burgener Dan Gunther Donald Roth Paul Shaw Don Doughty Jam Burger Ed Roecker Alyn Schneber Fourth row Gllbert Huette Gilbert Bruell Melvin Aberle Irvm Schoenbem Donald Zimmerman Bob Rossa Bob Roecker Fnrst row left to rnght Phyllis Hauter Morlorne Camus Rosemary Rapp Ruth Getz Joyce Grnmm Naorm Strmac Second row Mr Zwanzlg Ula Llndenfelser Phyllis Curry Rose Buswnnk Dorres Gnbson Louise Wuthrlch Arlene Schertz Wnlson Bernice Eusele laurel Rach Thurd row Wayne Racke Duck Swlbold Jam Hodel Fourth row Melvm Baum Ken Getz Carl Uhlman Jnm Koch Don Hoffman Jnm Valentune Bob Tennell Ata Jo Wg 'Q l , an 19 A R OFFICERS Presldent Wllllam Kelghm Vlce Presldent Ethel Pfledercr Secy Treas Jacquelme Sutter Advlsors Mxss Schw egman Mlss Jones SOPHCDMORES After an eventful summer slxty SIX ex freshmen entered M T H S to start thelr new role as sophomores Although some hated to see the sum mer end nevertheless all seemed glad to be back 1n school The class was well represented ln the organlzed school act1v1t1es and clubs Mary Hager Maralene Dockus Mary Koch and Bob Hertensteln put on the Student Councll There seems to be a Jxnx on the wlener roasts planned by thlS class Last year the hay rack broke down on the way out and thlS year s mls hap turned out to be a flat t1re on the return trip Incldentally the wlener roast was held at Roeckers tlmber on October 8 In order to round out thelr deflated treasury the sophomores prepared and sold lunches ln the Home E looms two days a week durlng Feb ruary The fmanclal returns wexe satlsfactory but not phenomenal The SOCIHI Hour planned and sponsored by the class was also successful f1n anclally and socxally Two new membexs Jolned the group durlng the second semester VIOIGI Vla who came from Caxro UIINOIS and Curtls Hlllman formerly of Fan vlew Ill1no1s Both of these students are very welcome to the class and to the school The sophomores are lookmg for ward eagerly to next years fun as Jumors Edltor s Note Sophomores are sald to belong to the human race though vxnced The SPBCIGS found 1n M T H S may truthfully be classlfled as super human We antlclpate a record year for them ln 1948 49 XVVY 5-N law 'I . -Ng '1' Two Years Before the Mast 1 9 4 8 - T II E C U L D O N their hearts and souls into their work there are Scientists who are hot Con- ' ' s 4 . 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A RO lil :nl Q sau to mia -mu 4 F rst row left to nght Joyce G bbons Ruth Rednger Betty Znmfmrman Dorns Getz lotus Swlbold Betty Bluhm Sgcond row Vnrgnna Moschel Betty Hacq Marilyn Zehr Bll Ppam Jean Sfoller 'vlarnlyn Galloway Iala Ackerman Maralene Dockus Mary Hager LaVerne Houston Joan Hemuger Thnrd row Mnss Schwegman Jerry Stephens Roger Gul r Roy Moser Ke-nth Smeth Gulb rt Bauman Charles Ross: .lacquelune Sut tr Ke th Stuckey Fourth row Eugene Roccker Jam Yordy Dck Hoerr Clrfford WJld'J se Cham r Arnett Bob Hertensteln Wayne Swecrnngen Duane Schmntt F tsl raw left to rnght Esther Oyer Lrllaan Frendnnger Mary Koch Ethel Pflederrr Bonnne Rapp Mary Oekel .second row Norma Kaufman Barbara Spahr Isabelle Barkner Marlene Schuck Rob rta Stleglutz Manlyn Edwards Verla Martnn Dorothy Sprnnger Mnldred Frank H len Roth Third row Jerol Smrth Gerald Tuffentsamer Clnfford Davis Bab McConkey Roy McConkey Joe Frank Dan Yordy Jim Hauter M ss Jones Fourth row Don Fry Rnchard Teubel Waldo Raeschley Merle Guth Brll Kenghun D an Post Boa Crumrrne - -, ll ll -1 'fs .nn- '1 1 9 4 8 - T H E C U L D N . -. 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' V M s. - il. f4.,S ir, 3 i X W ' ly f .fx F1 -N In . f ' A, ' 1' l ' ' ' HE A O OFFICERS Presldent Howard Getz Vxce Presldent Armldee Bookout Secy Treas MIIIOH Glxmm Advlsors Mr Hodge Mrs Koch FRESHMEN A class of forty four boys and glrls about as green as freshxes usually are entered M T H S ln Septem ber 1947 Th1s brlght color how ever proved to be no serxous blemlsh and soon they vsere taklng part 1n al most evexy school actlvlty as well as and athletlc endeavors of the school On September 26 the class was for mally 1n1t1ated by the M Club Not '1 smgle freshman falled to appear for the ceremony and not one was over looked 1n the admxnlstratxon of the FIISS There was much fun at oul expense and we enjoyed It too The class xx 1ener roast xx as at Brechers tlmber a hay rack serving as transportatlon No dlsastels oc culred just a good tlme' 'ill modesty we must sndmlt that 111s IS '1 VOIV ambltlous class We sold lefxeshments at some of the foot ball games checked coats at the bas ketball games and had a successful Soclal Hour all because each fresh man co operated to carry out these progects The act1v1ty of the members of the group covered a varlety of fxelds chorus band G A A Student Coun c1l F H A and athletlcs Edltors Note In splte of the1r youth and lnexperlence we predlct a prosperous future for these young people at M T H S' U 0 s J CU -9?-1 '6 .1 -'ff' Shlp Ahoy' 9 4 8- T C U L D R N I 1 - I 1 V , l contributing to the scholastic records 3 g . . .3 - , ' g ' 1 on H. s Q A ' - ,z In . . , ' . . 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J Q4 ' ' 7 Furst row left to rlght loxs Dully Barbara Rath Jo Ann lottman Paulme Tlller Second row Donna Pflederer Loss Knoll Wnlma Uhlman Jenneth Hamilton Berncdune Elchelberger Marllyn Davns Mnldred Roecker Thlrd row Jam Znmmerman Ronnie Shafer Albert Santler Edward Teubel Rnchard Wuthrnch Roy Getz Harold McHenry Mrs Koch Jack Zammerman Fourth row Mnlton Gramm Jack Gramm Russel Phullups Keith Damel Tom Grove Kenneth Blankenshup Jock Bartelmuy Bob Bmkele Fnrst row left to right Armudee Bookout Muna Stumpf Shlrley Wutzlg Second row Rosemary Overturf Ruth Zabrlst Velma Hosluns .lean Lockhart Verna Hocq Lydia Hunzlker Mary Moschel Mr Hodge Thurd row Kenneth Aupperle Bull Knobelock John Ackerman Howard Getz Vernon Huber Edward Hauter Lester Sutter Jack White KN? 5 19-48 THE CAULDRON Q Mrs Carol Getz and M1 Hatcher Mr Hatcher now completlng h seventh yeal as p11nc1pal of M 1' H S was born 1n Webb Clty M1ssou11 where he was graduated f1om both elementary and hlgh schools Then began a college career whleh took hxm flrst to the Unlverslty of M1ssou11 for a Bachelors degree 1n Busmess Admlnlstratlon next to Southwest ern Mlssourx Teachers College and to Central MISSOUII Teachers College for courses 1n the Selence of Eduea tlon Subsequently he reeelved Masters degree ln BUSINESS Organl zatlon and Operatlon from the Um werslty of Ill1no1s and has recently completed the courses necessary for a Doctors degree 1n Educatlon recely 1ng thereby the degr e of Master of Educatlon Mr Hatchel s flrst teachlng expel IGUCB was obtaln d at Cordel MIS SOUFI tone yearl and at Ashland Mls SOUFI where he served as prlnclpal and as commerelal teachel He came to the commerce department of M 'I H S 1n 1930 and also dlrected the band He assumed the dutxes of p11n clpal here 1n 1941 and has fulfllled them mth CIOdlf 'md dlstxnctlon Hls long lesldence ln Molton m ll es thls place hls home xxhexe he ln hls famlly take 'an aetlxe p'nt ln e eommun1tv l1fe Mrs Cazol Strunk Cetz 12 has become an mdlspensable palt of our school xx hele hex efflcxencx ln 4 QUE TEACHERS pleasant manne1 help to keep 11 detfuls of the buslness ln ordel Mr Hodge Llfe began for h1m nn December 1947 when he brought h1s brlde to Mor ton aftex Chrlstmas va catxon Mxss Smlth God bless the man who flrst lnvented sleep Saneho Panza sald and so say I M1 VK hltakex He bowls he loves hls llttle dogs We ALL love hls new Studebakex' .. 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D Y . ' ' C . ' Q .c : c ex' V- 1 ' Y - T, , . .' , ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' . '. ' s ., I v C , 1 ' i k ,A 1 . ' fr ' . 7 icv- . Z 1 - . , . . 9 ' f Y ' I I Fra A mfs. 'T H . . Y ' sy ! ' ' s I 4 l.. 1 ' 1 . - 'I 1 V Y 5 . 1 I - v b V - 9 H 1 . l .' ' ' ' - 1, I ' . -1. . . . 5 . . ' . ' ' . . K Ju., .Nu I 0' Le-ff down R gh? clown Rcl em bones physnology closs Who! s the cngle gpomeiry students? Basie shlch endless cygle for sophomore Home Ec clcl Toward u Better World Vhe cnvncs class Queens of 'he K fchen Home Er I c oss Double- double foul ond lroubln Mocbellw Labor monugemvnf public nnveresv Debate clnscussnon Haw o ploy vollfybcll an onv easy lesson 1 u Q , fd 4 , . .3 Q l 1 L. b A W . , lg- ' ' x . 6, il V I : lf V . If - ' . , , , , f i - A I - . 15. I V - , AV-F . 1948- THE CAULDRO Keepers of e School Mr Huette and Mr Orrlson Every Shlp must have 1n addltlon to offlcers and other personnel someone to swab the decks So too 1n the case of the good shlp M T H S Mr Sam Huette and Mr Cecll Or11son have ably served us 1n that capaclty Throughout the school year these men have falthfully add appreclate the many servlces whlch they have performed Sam IS completmg hlS twenty flrst year as caretaker of our school In that tlme he has seen many students enter these walls and leave to become young men and women This wxll complete Ceces second year and ln that length ol tlme he has made many frlends by h1s cheerfulness among all thf students We hope these warm fe lmgs and good ulll wlll contmue forever T Sam 'md Cece thc Class of 48 says Smooth sallmg shlpmates' x R 5 'V 1 - . ' X V 0 . , . . . . , Ln H ' ' ' ! Y 7 ed to the services they have given to the student body and faculty. We u 11 ' ' - - ' ' ' 44 v 71 ' ' f . 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I 5 i an 1 I 1 , , ,, O if 1 j ' 4 ' 1-- I , -5,53 I ' . 4-,114 ,,- R ' 'fTFiw U. .V 1 ' ' 4 ' , 1, ' 1 - , , f' -X x L Q1-,Q-':?'? , .Ir, yx rr- .I 7 ' -A Y P' Student Counctl Presxdent Ted Meyer VICE Presldent Margorle Carlus Secy Treas Phyllls Hauter Advlsor Mr Hatcher The Student Councll has had another very successful year under capable leadershxp and mth wonderful co operatlon of 1ts memb rs Thls oxgam zatlon IS felt by students and faculty to be one of the most lmportant m the school Student partxclpatlon ln school government IS studled and problems are consldered ln the llght of thls know ledge DECISIONS are respected and 'Jlans advanced are loyally supported ln the bellef that they represent the best mterests of all the school The pomt system for regulatlng tud ent partlclpatlon 1n act1v1t1es wa amended and enforced thls year and a A D ON change ln the constltutlon was made lowermg the requlrement of a B aver age for membershlp to a C although offlcers must st1ll average B Another project was a Courtesy Week resultmg ln the ChO1C9 of Betty Cottmgham as Queen of Courtesy and Ray Zlmmer man as Kmg Two conventlons were attended by the Councll the d1str1ct meetlng at Ma comb and the state meetmg at Peorla at Wh1Ch our nelghbor Delavan was host These gathermgs are very proflt able to students who attend and ou1 own COUHC11 IS greatly benefltted by them MY M yRppM B My C n gh I i' D11 ri 51 Q Q '-LL ' If , . 1, ,Vs L . . . . . Y -., ' .A f' If ' y ' 4. I ,' , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' LV' H v . ' 1 ' ' I 5 4 xv -,. .1 1 x 1 ' r ' ' Al 7? , - ' ,' - ' u 11 Y 7 ' ' 0 ' 1 '- ' ' U 19 7 . . I - I y ' Y 4 , , . . . . - Y I , . . . . , , ' 9 r , S - V 7 1 . . . . . . . , S , , 1 , 7 u Fifi? POW. 'ef' to Yighfr UI' H0995 MGYY Korh, Muralene Dockus, Phyllis Hcuter, Ted Meyer, r. Hatcher, Rosemur u , ar- iorie Corius, e o in om. Second row: Edward Hauier, Jock Stout, Dick Swibo d, Howard Binkele, Ken Gen. j- ,ijtn t if . , - f X Q ' f ,.,, . 4. I K A, ' L - ,ff I- . W P - -, N + -' .. I tl 4-Ahh' ,mul ha.- QM 'j.,4.,f F 4 31 ' i ., Ag I ggv, Pi ' V : ' .ro -A , I . ' - - f - - I ,ta 7 -. - - . - :TZ Although not so hampered by scarclty of material and delays ln seeurmg lt as were other Cauldron staffs IU recent years yet lt cannot be Sald that th1s 'froup had no problems Old H C L fand that does NOT mean hydrochlorlc '1C1dJ was one of the worst But fate helped out by lndustry and persever 'mee saw us through and here IS the book' Students ln general have no ldea of the amount of work It takes to produce a yearbook We have learned the hard way' But It has been pleasant and lnter estlng work even lf too abundant at txmes The whole class helped 1n one A O Cauldron Stoll Edltor Betty Cottlnghum Buslness Managel Merlm Blrky Adv Manager Iloward Bmk l Advlsol M189 Smlth way or anothel although the heaviest oad fell on a few such as the elected offleers the advertlslng commlttee the 'Jhotographer Howard Blnkele and the glrls who d1d the orlglnal drawlngs Barbara Kelster and Rob rta Patterson The offlcezs apprecxate the loyalty and co operatlon of all who contrlbuted to the proJect The Cauldron IS the only publlshed recolrl lcft bv the s mor class to keep the treasured memorxes of another hlgh school year May each page brmg to vour mlnd pleasant lemembranc s of a wear well spent' ghD yCn B 0 ni A I 1 M gipi Rdg A 1 9 -I 3 - T H E C U L D R N .YYY---.YYY.YYYv,,,, C . I . ,eeeeee.te - ' e e 4 1 - a 1 ' i L 1 1 n . I , , 1 ' L r 1 rl . . . . , 4 C - 1 . , '. - . 7 . r , . 1 : , . A 1 3 l ' ' ' s ' e, ' , . First row, left to ri 1: onna Burger, Robert Hauter, Howard Bfnkele, Bet? o ingham, Miss Smith, Roberta Patterson, Barbara Keisfer, Priscilla Ueberrhein, Merlin irky. Second row: Elizabeh Jacob, Marilyn Zobrisf, Loretta Crumrine, Dolorcs Hager, Shirley Fehr, Shirley Joos. ir row: Phyl is Soller, Dale Domnick, Dan Grimm, Jack Stout, Ray Zimmerman, Ted eyer, Don Schieber, Franklin r: mens, Norman e i er. . Ji? ' ,. lx , 1 4 1 . , 1 A ':1::.. , - ., . . . s . Phllosopher Stoll Editor Mary Frlntz Asslstant Edltor Mary Koch Business Manager Marjorle Carlus Advlsor MISS MGIVID Cont1nu1n,., the plan of last year the Phllosopher was again an all school paper 1n 1947 48 Th1s permltted the staff to be chosen from a group of vol unteers from all classes and enabled the staff to draw upon the best resour ces of the w hole student body Through thelr loyalty and lndustry the paper has been blgger and better than was DOQSIDIG before several new departments 1n the pap er provlded Interest and amusement as well as an opportunlty for the reader to use h1S wits These Wlth edltorlals g E1hlPfld yO AUL O and artlcles on problems of student l1fe replaced to a large extent the gossip column type of NVI'1t1Ilg and produced a more wholesome and 1nsp1r1ng tone encouraglng the upbulldlng of morals and morale Extenslve coverage f school act1x1t1es was qulte successfully carrled out Officers of th1s paper serve for one semester only The offlcers for the sec ond semester are Alta Roth Fthel Pflederer Joyce Hauter Edltor Ass t Edltor Buslness Managex pp Phyll W1 M 9 P My Thd 4-.91 as , , li I P . . rr , . , ' - u ' . . . ,, . . - . 4 Y a 1 1 , v . , . - ' 0 7 . 7. . . 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I r ' Y ' ' g ,,., ...,.,...,,,... 1 , . , - ,-,--------- x F5757 YOW, 'eff 70 fi MC 9 9 efeff MOV ekel, Mdfivfie Sirunk, Mariorie Carius, Mary louise Frintz, Ruth Getz, Mary Koch, Rosemary Ra , is Hauter. 5060013 VOWI I-OVUS Swibold, Roberta PGYVGVSOHI SMVIEY ill 1 Bonnie Rap , iss Melvin, Joyce Lee Hauler, Miss Jones, Jean Jacob, Miss Schwegman, Joyce Grimm, Mrs. Koch, Moralene Dockus, Gloria Fyeidinger, Be Bluhml Carol Rein, Evelyn Eigele, ir row: Ken Burgener, Lester Freidinger, James Koch. .. l I , if V 7 . .- Q rf - P f --4 -4 - -M A boys' chorus of thlrty three vouces, a mlxed group of fufty sux, and a gurls chorus of elghty two vouces contrubuted much to the muslcal actl vutues of 1947 48 The performances ot these groups unclude two cantatas, communlty appearances, contests, the County MUSIC F9St1Val and several concerts Speclal recogmtlon IS due those who entered the contest competutlon Second duvusuon ratmgs were awarded to Glorla Freldmger, our plano solo ust and to a glrls sextet composed of Betty Zummerman Jacquelme Sutter, Betty Cottlngham Ethel Pflederer, Dorus Getz and Joyce Grlmm Furst duvusuon ratlngs were awarded to Rosemary Rapp and Betty Zummer man, vocal solousts, and to the gurls chorus All flrst d1v1s10n wmners ad vanced to the state flnals whlch were held ln May WX? nr-g X 'WX N A O Choruses Presudcnt Phyllls Qtollcl Vucc Presudent Mexlm Burky Sec y Treas Glorua Frcldlnffcu Advusor Mxss Jones Muxed Chorus Opposute Page Furst row left to rught Donna Pflederer Mna Stumpf Shurley Wutzug Betty Zummerman lulluan Fue dunger Phyls Stoller Joyce Grumm Carol Rem Dorres Gubson Phylls Hauter Ruth Getz Marlorue Caruus Second row Muss Jones Dons Getz Ethel Pflederer Glorua Freudunger Jean Jacob Marlorue Strunk Rosemary Rapp Betty Cottunghom Evelyn Eusele Joyce Hauter Arlene Schertz Alta Roth Jacquelune Sutter Darlene Oyer Thurd row Gerald Tuffentsamer Jerol Smuth Paul Shaw Duck Swubold Wayne Racke Gulbert Bruell Keuth Donuel Norman Reduger Bull Keughun Lotus Swubold Fourth row Merlun Burky Robert Hertensteun Duck Hoerr Donald Roth Cluttord Roeschley Waldo Roeschley Dan Grumm Ed Roecker Futth row Ronald Shafer Multon Grumm Jum Zummerman Roy Getz Jack Bartelmay Roy McConkey Bob McConkey Vernon Huber Edward Hauter Jack Zmmerman Lester Sui ter Bob Hauler Howard Getz Jack Grumm Boys Chorus Opposlte Page ald Shafer Paul Shaw Wayne Rocke Duck Swubold G lbert Bruell Bob Hauter Edward Hauter Lester Sutter Ethel Ptlederer Second row Gerald Tulfentsnmer Jerol Smuth Jack Gr mm Howard Getz Roy Getz Mlton Grumm Jack Bartelmay Vernon Huber Jum Zummerman Thurd row Merlun Burky Bob Hertensteun Duck Hoerr Don Roth Cluttord Roeschley Waldo Roeschley Dan Gr mm Ld Roecker Fourth row Roy McConkey Bob McConkey Norman Redu ger Keuth Danuel Bull Keughun Gurls Chorus Opposute Page Furst row left to rught Moss Jones Joan Heunuger lulluan Freudunger louuse Wuthruch Barbara Keuster Morulyn Zobrust Eluzabeth Jacob Phyllus Stoller Margaret Kupfer Donna Burger Verla Stoker Shurley Fehr Loretta Crumrune Darlene Oyer Norma Kaufman Jean Stoller Second row Jacquelune Sutter Betty Zummerman Maruorue Caruul Ruth Getz Mary Koch Phyllus Curry Phyllus Hauler Verna Hocq lous Jean Knoll Myrna Kohtz Alta Roth Wulma Uhlman Morulyn Davus Jeon Lockhart Barbara Spahr Thurd row lotus Swubold Mcuralene Dockus Armudee Bookaut Dorothy Springer Muldred Frank Joyce Glumm Shurley Wutzug Muna Stumpf Betty Cottungham Phyllus Pfoft Muldred Roecker Ruth Zobrust Velma Hoskuns Rosemary Overturt Ethel PHederer Fourth row Donna Pflederer Jenneth Hamultan Mary Fruntz Jo Ann lottman Joyce Houter Bonnue Rapp Evelyn Euselo Barbara Roth Arlene Schertz Betty Bluhm Futth row Esther Oyer Marlorue Strunk Bernuce Eusele Jean Jacob Rosemary Rapp Rose Buswunk Verla Martun Marlene Schuck Roberta Stueglutz Carol Rem Isabelle Burk ner Norma Reduger Belnuce Bauman Sherrull Stoller Dorres Gubson Roberta Patterson Barbara Patterson Morulyn Gallo way Mary Ookel Dons Getz Glorua Freudunger 1 9 4 8- T H E C U L D R N uc ....Y...ee,,. .,,,,,,,, 5. 1 . . 1 . . , - . 4 . . 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' l ,U . u n, - X h. , , , HE CAULDRO M-W 51 M- 25.7 ll Y- 1 3 the hlgl1l1ghtS of th1s years One of band act1v1t1es was a free mldwmter concert Band members were told that thls concert was one of the best ever to be glven at M T H S Two other con certs were given, both belng well 1ttended and well recelved The band appeared at the Homecom mg parade and football game, and help ed to arouse the school sp1r1t of both the team and the spectators at other home football and basketball games Other act1v1t1es 1n whlch the orgam r-34. Z ,A Z- A O The Bond Presldent Bob Haute Vlce Pxesldent Don Doughtv Secy Txeas Mary L Fllntz L1bra1 lans Marjorle Stl unk Glorla Freldmgex Latlon paxtlclpated were the Santa Claus parade ln Peorla, the band contest xt Canton, and the annual County Mus IC Festival A band beneflt game was glven on February thlrd the net recelpts of xx hlch were gnen to the Band Fund The school appreclates the contrlbu tlon to school hfe made by th1s group and ITS dlrector, Mr Hodge, and always enjoys the1r performances We belleve the whole communltv shares ln our pleasure FIY57 'OW left to Hgh' Paul Show Bufbflfa 5P0hf MCYY Koch Melvin Aberle Charles Russ: Bll Kenghln Evelyn Elsele Phyllus Hauter Ruth Getz Second row Dan Doughty Marlorle Strunk Jean Jacob Jock Whte Muna Stumpf Iola Ackerman Dolores Hager Carol Renn Jnm Koch Thnrd row Jnm Hodl Laurel Rnch Betty Cottmgham Prnscella Ueberrhem .hm Yordy Dan Grnmm Joyce Gramm Wayne Rocke Don Roth Joyce Hauter Chalmer Arnett Mary Frantz Dan Yordy Glorna Frendunger Mary Hager Morlorue Carnus Dorres Gnbson Ruth Reduger Betty Znmmerman Llll an Freudmger Fourth row Mr Hodge Duck Swnbald Merlin Blrkey Jam Hauter Melvn Baum John Ackerman Barbara Roth Kenth Damels Waldo Roeschley Keuth Stuckey Howard Bmkele Norman Redlger Clifford Roeschley Ed Hauter Bob McConkey Roy McConkey Bob Hauter Phyllis Curry ,tt 1 9 4 8 - T H E C U L D R N 1 -Q ' J E343 J fi . 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Mr. Hodge 2 - ' . f ' ' , . 1948- THE CAULDRON Drum Mojorettes Left to right Betty Zlmmerman Ruth Redlger Lllllan Preldlnger We are proud to be the Drum MaJox ettes of Morton Townshlp Hlgh School and are trymg to lmprove as the years go by We have twlrled at several Band Concerts the Santa Claus parade m Peorla the Decoratlon Day parade ln ade and at the contest ln Peorla We were honored to have Bonme S9dgXV1Ch twlrl with us at the Homecommg game She IS ln the fxfth grade at Morton Grade School and she IS very good Morton Hlgh can be proud when she be comes a freshman As the years have come and gone M T H S has gamed and has lost many magorettes Thls year the school has lost two excellent malorettes Margaret Kxpfer and Marllyn Zobrlst They have graclously stepped from the spotllght ot recogmtlon to glV9 others a chance to prove thelr ab1l1t1es We are trylng to do our very best so that M T H S can not onlv be proud of the Morton Band We have enJoyed twxrllng for the last two years and we hope to do lt ln the future The Mayorettes of Morton Hlfh Betty Ruth Lllllan Fdltor s Note We have watched suth pleasure and p11de the performances of our Drum Majorettes and wlsh them success 1n their future endeavors 3 l ' 'if ., 'f ' Q U ,, Q Morton, the Homecominggame and par- but also of the Drum Majorettes. y , A O Senlor Closs Play Mrs Koch The senlors chose the three act com edy Kay Beats the Band for the1r class play and presented lt on October 24 as part of the Homecommg celebra non The audlence recelved the enter tamment wlth obvxous enjoyment The play was dxrected by Mrs Koch w1th student dlrector Howard Bmkele '1ss1st1ng The cast and tholr roles x ere 'ls fol lows Ex elyn Elsele Kay Meredlth Mar 1lyn Zobrlst Judy Merodlth P11sc1lla Ueberrhem Lols Andrews Robert Haut Rdg ex Stexe Woodward Norman Red1ger Tom Nolan Ellzabeth Jacob Madel me Ross Don Schleber Ph1l Huntel Phyllls Ptofi BGSSIB Trottel Ted Mex 61 L1 T Elllson Roberta Patterson M1ss Denny Kay and mlschlevous young Judy daughters of Mr and Mrs Meredlth are left IH the care of a maid Bessle xnhlle the parents are out of town Madel1ne Ross an attractlve glrl arrives for an unexpected v1s1t Both Kay and her frlend Lo1s fear Madellne will capture thelr boy frlends Steve and Tom To prevent the1r meetmg Kay refuses to attend the band concert whlch Steve IS dlrectlng LOIS comes to her rescue by telhng Steve that Dudley Harvard Srnxth IS arrlvlng to VlS1t Kay This 9XC1t9S MISS Denny the flustered hlstory teach er who b6l19V6S thls noted h1stor1an has come to award a prlze to Kay for ar essay Kay then lntroduces a strange man who IS later belleved to be an es caped mental patient Eventually matters are happlly ad 1usted w1th bashful Phxl Wlflfllng the affectlons of Madellne wh1le Lo1s and Kay keep thelr own boy frlends w 1 9 4 9 'I H E C . 1 V v ' y . Y ' 1 J 1 ' 4 - ' ' ' - , , , , v . . , . I V ' ' v ' s - Y ,-, . . - . . , , , , . I an s ' ' - Y m ' ' Y Y 7 v 5 . Il . . . 5 Y Y Si l ! 7 , , . . J? E , . ' l if l Y, ' . . 1 1 7 y u . . . 1 ' - . v 1 I - Y , . - R J . y . 1 v Y ' - L a , V - c ' , - D y - . . . . . ' Y Y . y v K ' 1 y y 1 - v ' - Left fo right: Dan Schieber, Fiizabeth Jacob, Marilyn Zobrisf, Bob Hauler, Evelyn Eisele, Ted Meyer, Roberta Patterson, Phyllis Ufofl, Priscilla Ueberfhein, Norman e ' er. -, . . Q ' 1 -f,-,A .p,jfrf',,- ,Q-,gl ,, J, - . , . . 'f.f1?1 .,1wf . 3.-'in , -spyi- Q ,, ,. . 'f-'16 - Q gs? f vl'v .fr ' .- ' 4 ' 4 'r .1853 , 4 t Q I . 1 . , T. ' 'C 1 W .f a , l , M, , , I, . 0 i ,Q .i i 3 . , ' ' I 1 , -. . 3 , ' uvy . 1 I i , , v if ' A R O Junlor Closs Play On December 2 at elght oclock IU the Gym the curtaln. rose upon the humorous drama Under Twenty oresented by the Junlor class The leadlng romantlc roles were fllled by Dlck SW1bOld as Harold and Ruth Getz who played the part Of Under Twenty as Darleen Portraylng the Hewlltt tvslns xx ere Ken Getz as Jamle and Joyce Grimm as Cynme Wayne Rocke and Joyce Hautel were the par ents Other characters were Ruth G11 son Alta Roth Darryl H9Wl1tt MBIVIH Aberle LOUISE Crandall Phylhs Hauter Lucllle Garrlson Rosemary Rapp Jos eph Hansen offlcer Ed Roecker Benny Bxtner Alyn Schleber Jerry Battles hm Koch Mrs Peter Baylor Hannah Hohstadt The play was concerned Wlth the Hewlltt famllv The plot centers around the loveable Hewlltt tW1ns who call themselves do gooders In splte of the fact that the1r mtentlons are usually excellent dlsaster mevltably results A dlrector maybe to carry out such schemes as breaklng thelr s1sters en gagement entermg thelr brother ln a contest helplng a boy from across the tracks and havmg all ellglble men tel ephone thelr splnster aunt the peace of the famlly lS deflmtely upset When they try The entertalnment was enthuslastl cally recelved by the audlence wh ch was larg and appreclatlve Mrs Koch directed the play wlth the help of her student asslstants Mary I oulse Frnntz and Glorla Freldmger 9 1 9 4 8 T II E C U L D N . . , . 4 Y l H sr Y Y I 1 . 2- X I . . . I - ff' - 4, l ll Y , , vs - U ' I . . I. 7 . , If . - - , Y y I Y h , . . . , - , , , . . . . . - V , 9 v ' ll ' v , y . ' n ' - - . . , - U Y Y ' ' . ,, , . , , , . 7 . . . . ' ' - ' 5 s Q Y A I i 9 . . ac - n ' - V - u A n' A L ' u Y u n 0 a Q L 4 . , , , . J . , left to right: Rosemary Rupp, Melvin Aberle, Joyce Hcufer, Wayne Rocke, Hannah Hohstadt, Ed Roecker, Alyn Schieber, Phyllis Hauter, Dick Swibold, Ruth Getz, Alfa Roih, Ken Getz, Joyce Grimm. I ' ,E V f 1 . 7 iff-1 'Q 5 all eh, . if , V I 1 h -V5 K W Q, Z 41 A number of students help to make the llbrary the heart of the school Thls group makes up the organlzatlon known as the Llbrary Club Preparatlon of the books mendlng care of magazmes helpmg Wlth book clrculatlon catalog mg and reference work are some of the dutles performed by these students About two hundred new books have been added to our llbrary thls year and cataloged accordlng to the Dewey De A O 1 Llbrory Club Presldent Glorla Freldmger Vlce Plesldent Marjorie Stlunk Secy Treas Jean Ann Jacob Advlsor Mrs Koch clmal System Meetmgs are held frequently The outstandmg soclal event of the year was the Chrlstmas party at Mrs Kochs home In add1t1on to the offlcers the llbrar lans this year are Prlscllla Ueberrhem Evelyn Elsele Mary Loulse Frmtz Rose mary Rapp Mary Koch Alyn Schleber Roberta Pattelson Ruth Getz and loyce Hauter Gab' Y vRp k 4 A3- . A Y it . . . , ,,,,,,,,, , .M L ' 'V' - 1 . ' 7 1 9 9 v , - u n n 1 D r 7 . . . . ' . - . D . , 4 . . . - r r I e 4 U 7 7 . Q' 9 1 - I Q TJYSY row, azeffhfo ri Mak Lo ' e Friniz, Rosemcu up , Joyce Lee Hamer, Mariorie Sfrun , Gloria Freldlnger, Jean Jacob, Rob- erta clferson, ui ell, ary oc . Second row: Alyn Schieber, Mrs. Koch, Priscilla Ueberrhein, Evelyn Eisele. Q Us 'K M Ml? v . - ' I w 'gala' gl,-x A , It V1 'ff' 7, it I . ' -1 V . 1 X ' l A at i L ,A 7' I Speech Club Presldent Joyce Hauter Vice Presldent Ruth Getz Sec y Treas Rosemary Rapp Advlsor Mrs Koch The speech actxvltles started early 1n the fall when the debate students Mar Jorle Strunk Phyllls Hauter Rosemary Rapp Margorxe Carlus Joyce Hauter and Ed Hauter entered the Normal In vltatlonal Debate Tournament They dld very well and Marjorle CHPIUS rece1ved a certlflcate for excellent speakmg Rosemary Rapp Roberta Patterson Joyce Hauter and Mary Frlntz placed m the D1str1ct Contest of the Ill1no1s High School Assoclatxon and entered R b I y R PP A O U livli Uiillil the Sectlonal contest at Lmcoln The debate team entered thls also Rose mary and Roberta succeeded In quallfy mg for state contest Other students who took part ln speech act1v1t1es were Glorla Freldmg er and Phyllxs Pfoff EdltOPS Note Late Bulletm' Roberta Patterson won flrst place In the state contest 1n verse readlng We congratu late the wmner and take prlde In her achlevement Y sKh Pflde -L1 ' 9 5 ' ' P-' . 3 2. 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I I si 'I I' 3 E. . mea.-.-I. . , , 3 3' I I I I Z Our chapter of F H A has been very successful th1s year under the capable dlrectlon of Mrs Dean Hauter who came to us 1n September upon the re of the xllness of her mother We re gretted the loss of MISS Hampson, but found Mrs Hauler an agreeable sub stltute H A O FHA Presldent Pr1sc1l1a Ueberrhem Vlce Presxdent Dololes Hagel Secretary Joyce Grlmm Treasurer Lxlllan Fre1d1nge1 H1StOFlHH Lotus Swlbold Parllamentallan Bernlce Bauman Advlsor Mrs Hauter Throughout the year, vue have spon sored many speclal functlons, such as a Chrxstmas party for all the F H A members a potluck supper for our lor Tea, and the Mothers Tea We are looklng forward to a st1ll blg gel and more successful year ln 1948 40 Frrst row left to rrght Dors Getz Ethel Ptlederer Lotus Swrbold Lrllan Fre danger Jocquelrne Sutter Betty Zummerman Marllyn Zobrrst Elrzabeth Jacob Bernrce Ersele Darlene Oyer Alta Roth Barbara Spahr Second row Marrlyn Zehr Esther Oyer Prrscnlla Ueberrhem Barbara Ke ster Jean Stoller Dorothy Sprunger Phyllls Stoller Mary Hager Iola Ackerman Maralene Dockus Verla Stoker Evelyn Ersele Ruth Red ger Rose Buswrnk Mrldred Frank Norma Kaufman Betty Bluhm Marulyn Galloway Norma Redrger Helen Roth LaVerne Houston Mrs Hauter Thrrd raw Mary Frrntz Jean Jacob Mary Oekel Joyce Grimm Ruth Getz Phyllrs Curry Betty Cottrngham Dolores Hager Rob erta Streglrtz Marlene Schrck Verna Hocq Loretta Crumrme Shurlley Wtzrg Arm dee Bookout Arlene Schertz Verla Martrn Donna Ptlederer Jean Knoll Marilyn Davrs Paulrne Taller Bernadme Erchelberger Dorres Grbson lors Dully Fourth row Shnrley Joos Mary Koch Rosemary Rapp Carol Rem Jenneth Hamrlton Mrna Stumpf Barbara Rath Jo Ann Lottmon Wllma Uhlmon Elsne Kaufman Bermce Bauman Maxrne Post Jean Lockhart Lourse Wuthrrch Sherrrll Stoller Hannah Hohstadt Shrrley Fehr Myrna Kohtz 4 1 9 4 8 - T E C U L D R N signation of Miss Lou Hampson, because mothersg assembly programsg the Sen- . . y , M Club Presldent Bob Hauter VICE Presldent Bob Roeckel 'Sergeant at Alms J1m Buxger Qecy Tre'1s Joe Flank Advisor M1 Tunnel The club had '1 very successful yeax wlth the most actlve membershlp IH its history The organlzatlon has grown re cently because of the extenslon of the flthletlc program to mclude football Gne of the first dutles of this yefn was to draw up a constltutlon The com mlttee dld a good Job The M Club had charge of freshmen 1n1t1ated 1n September and from com ments of students It was evldent that all concerned enjoy ed lt even the fresh men' We also took charge of prlntmg athlet1e proglams fox all basketball g,ames A O Th 'VIN1ght of basketball was the blghest success of 1ts short h1sto1y A full evenmg of athletlcs along wlth '1 pep bind kept the spcctatoxs mtel ested Chalms for raduatmg members were bought 'md pald for from the club treasury Small statuettes of an M Man were sold to students to earn money The future looks brlght and prospex ous fo1 the M Club It 1S planned to keep retam them as 1n'1ct1ve members of the club 9 My kS! K -15 1 9 4 3 - T H E C U L D R N 2 H 5 Y'Y 'Y'Y'-'YYVVVVYV' ' 4 Y- K . I . A YYVYY YYY, l 1 1 . . .- L .' r . . .... , ,VVV , 1, 1 c . . . 1 9 . ' u . e 'L . '. . l , I l .x . 0' . . . , . . r i. ' . . . . i 7 - ' . . 1 v. L n s , l ' ll 91 , I 1 ' ' . s 1 A C . r l V A ' ' l ' b' I Q 1 . S7 L . v . r 7 ' D - O ' , , ' ' ., v C v - , r - 1 , , o - ii yn - I n 1' s v V 1 - u . 7 . - I , . . . A - ' 1n closer touch wflth the alumm, and to ' ' x ' L . . l c D , T L 1 I Ilfirsl row, left to ri ht: Joe Frank, Don Schieber, Jim Hcdel, Dick Swibold, Roy Zimmerman, Ted e er, Bob Rossi, Fran ephens, Mr, urner. Second row: Jim Burger, Bob Roecker, Lester Freidinger, Jock Stout, Ed Roecker, Bob Houfer, Bill eighin. '-W V-uv fa- -. , . .,.... ,, ---..- js I X r ' S , x I ' A i , J ' Throughout the year the G A A members have enjoyed good tlmes to gether after school on Tuesday and Frlday Tournaments were held 1n volleyball badmlnton, plng pong basketball, and softball Many glrls partxclpated 1n the for bowllng Durlng n1ce weather, arch ery was practlced outslde Mlss Charlesvsorth our new adv1s H F GAA P1es1dent 'VIv1na Koht7 VICQ PlCS1ClOll'I Joyce Gllmm Secx Tlcas Lotus Smbold Rec Secretary Mary Frlntz AdV1SOF MISS Charlesvs orth or taught SQUHIC danclng, a spcclalty whlch the guls llked wery much The annual banquet xx as held on May 15 At thxs tlme awards were made to the glrls of the club on the follovung DHSIQ Flrst year award IS a numeral for 600 polnts second year award IS an M award IS a state I for 1 600 polnts, and fourth award IS a state map for 2000 po1nts Fursl row lefl lo rlghl Darlene Oyer Mdfllyrl Zehl' AHC ROH1 Glorla Freudnnger Marlorne Carlus Rulh Gelz Carol Rem Phyllss Hauler Bermce Bauman Sl1errlllSloller Dorres Gnbson Mnldred Roecker Rulh Zabrusl Velma Hoskms Lydla Hunznker Mary Koch Joan Helnuger Second row Lars Dully Rosemary Overlurf Verna Hocq Jean Jacob Marlorle Slrunk Belly Zrmmerman Maralene Dockus lolus .swnbold Eslher Oyer Jacqueline Suller Lnlluan Freldunger Jean Sloller Elnzabelh Jacob Marnlyn Zobrlsl Shnrley Fehr Thnrd row Joyce Hauler Prlscllla Ueberrhem LaVerne Houslon Norma Reduger Shurley Joos Belly Hocq Joyce Grumm Bernnce Eusele Phyllls Curry Lorella Crumrme Myrna Kohlz Margaret Klpfer Donna Burger Lynelle Schroen Bernodnne Euchelberger Marnlyn Davus Mlss Charlesworlh Fourth row Belly Collmgham Dolores Hager Donna Pflederer Evelyn Elsele Armndee Bookoul Shirley Wrlzlg Ula Llndenfelser Jo Ann lollman Marnlyn Galloway Jennelh Hamlllon Rosemary Rapp Muna Slumpf Jean Lockharl Marllyn Edwards Arlene Scherlz Paulme Tlller Mary Frlnlz Helen Rolh Barbara Rolh Fnflh row Verla Marlin Wilma Uhlman Mary Hager Rulh Rednger Mary Oekel Bonnie Rapp Norma Kaufman Barbara Spahr Marlene Schick Roberla Slleglllz Mnldred Frank Isabelle Blrkner Maxnne Posl Elsie Kaufman Dorolhy Sprmger Lounse Wulhrlch Han nah Hohsladl Belly Bluhm Elhel Pflederer Doris Getz ll 1 9 4 8 - T L li A L' L D R O N , u - 1 , 1 1 . . o 1 y 7 y . . . , - . - lk: . - K l 1 V stunt show and some received points for a total of 1,200 pointsg third year ' Y 1 v - ' . A O Athletlc ASSOCIGTIOH The Athletlc Assoclatlon QUIJCIVIQCCI the 8thl9tlC plovram of M T H S Fhls organlzatlon co operatlng wlth the Student Councll sponsored the thlrd 'lnnual Homecomlng The Home Econ om1cs Club served refreshments after the game The Athletlc Ass0c1'1t1on also sponsored Parents Nlght 1n honor oi the parents of the basketball team One of the projects of the assoc1at1on thls year was to set up a standard for the g1v1ng of letter awards Some of 1tS other dutles were the flxlng of game DFICQQ lssuance of season tlCk6tS ap provmg of letter awards transportatlon of teams and the approving of new cheerleader unxforms In appreclatlon of the servlces of the band at the games a band beneflt game was arranged the receipts of whlch were glven to that organlzatlon The Athletlc Assoclatlon IS almost self fxnancmg due to the 1ncreased mterest that has been shown IH ath letlcs duflllg the past few years 4 1 9 4 8 - T H E C U L D R N . - . ' 1 ' ' . ' . D .... 5 K . , . . - . Y. b . 7 Y , . . I n A - u 1 Q . . . , . . L . . U y ' sv - ' v c . ' v . l . Y. . . 7 sl row. la-ft to right: Hr. Turns-r. Miss fyhIIl'l4'SXYOT2ll. Mr, Hwtc-hs-r. S1-cond row: Mr. Zwzmzig, Ray Zilmnvrnmn, Nlnrjnriv Strunk. IA-sivr lfrvlclimqer. -' I XX lf, mt A Q f, Q' ' u V. k .- ' ., 5 Annual Homecoming Left to llght Balbara Kelstel Almldee Bookout Malv Oekel Malllyn Zobrlst Naomi Stlmac Qptlmlst Banquet An annual event anticipated with great pleasure bv Morton people IS the banquet tendered the membels of the football team by the Morton Optlmlsts Club The speaxer this veal w IS the flmous Jim Thorpe known as he gleatest athlete of all time because of his unequalled Olympic lecolds A usual the OCCISION was one of anim ment 'md IUSDII ltlon -l H A FOI the thlld X981 the Student Coun cll and Athletic Association of M T H S callled out the annual HOITIGCOITIIII obselxance on Oltobel 2122 The big, thing about this excnt was that thc Molton Potters w on lhClI football glme from the Tremont Tulks A snake dance was held Thursday night when the queen Maly Oekel and hel attendants Malllyn Zobllst B3Ib3l1 Kclster Na oml Strmac and Allnldee Bookout H010 announced A parade followed the band around town and to the game Friday and af ter our first Homecoming xlctory thelc was a mixer at the school where old and young talked OXCI the good old ented their class play MOITOH Hlgh w as a glaclous hostess as she welcomed the Alumni to hel campus once again Left to llght Nil Hatchel Ml Ben S HHLITGI Ml Tllllltl 'Nil Th0IDP Ml ClL1l1d5 1 9 4 8- T I? C If I. D R O N . 4 11' K U g iv -3 w A -K ' Y ' 1 ', 73 wks 4 g . ' . f z ' .. . c v ' 1 N .Y 1 u Y 1 Ly 1 1. , 1 if Jun , ' V v Y , . . 5 ' . l 7 - 7 l 7 . f 1 f ' - T f A times. In the evening, the seniors pres- 7 ' ' 1 I Y 1. V sy Q . 1. l . S .' '. V ' 'z. z ' , ' . t AA ., ' Y! .. c . ' ' ,, S . ' .' 1 ' . ' ,T '. 1' '. .ai ,Cu ga If ' N 4. J NT. ,Q xx Ci fdfflf ' ' s, ff, mg K-ff , pg Wi -L AWX -1 -1 7 4 I . 2 v pr',,' X l .u'QL! , ' -i 1 . f T Q 1 5,1 I X I , 'l': .'x'-'V ' N l fr -f ,. 1 x F 4 W . Xxtx I I ff f if YX 1 Y ff W 1 f. ,ff ff ' ,,,. Q ,f .W S - ' f. L Ji 1: ax A .-. 1 ' . E ,.,f' NXLN XQ 902 dl ig COACH TURNER Coach Turner attended Austln Hlgh School Chl cago from 1934 38 where he lettered ln basketball two years and was named All West Sectlon For ward After leavlng hlgh school he attended I S N U for four years where he was agaln actlve ln athletlcs playlng quarterback and halfback on the lootball team and recelvlng a letter for two years In 1943 he captalned the baseball team In 1942 he Jolned the Naval Reserves belng commlssloned an Lnslgn U S N R IH October 1943 After seelng actlve duty ln the South PaClf1C he was released to lnactlve dutv ln July 1946 He has played professlonal baseball Vxflth the Or lando Senators and Brewton Mlllers He now clalms Los Angeles Callfornla as hls home U COACH ZWANZIG For the past three years Mr Zwanzlg has served as asslstant coach for football basketball and track Whlle attendlng I S N U he was actlve ln track untll lnjurles forced hlm to retlre from the sport He has followed thlS fleld closely for several years and IS well quallfled to traln young trackmen Hls servlces are lnvaluable to M T H S and are ap preclated by all MISS CHARLESWORTH MISS Challesworth attended Barry Communlty Hlgh School then Northwestern Unlverslty and then Western Illlnols State Normal where shl was graduated ln August 1947 Here she won her W A A letter and galned practlcal experlence ln dlrect lng glrls actlvltles by conductlng classes ln SOCIHI and square danclng and also ln work Wlth Brown les and ln May Festlvals One of the most lmportant parts of her school work here IS the G A A whlch she supervlses The fflrls have carrled out a full program ln the gym after school on certaln days by arrangement Wlth the boys dlrectors The year has been an enjoyable one under MISS Charlesworth s capable dlrectlon O 4 8 - T H E C A L D R 1 , A , - y ' 9 ' 1 ' 7 ' - y . 4 . , . . . . , 7 ' Cl 1 n V Y 1 . . 1 Y - v . , u .l , . 1. . I . . A ' , , 1 ' ' . ., 3 ' 2 . . 'Q -x Y Y ' ' ,. - , . V . , . This year, he was head track coach. . . . ., . - . -, - . . 1 Q . 7 1 u y ' t D l . . ., . ' ' . rj A ' ' 1 a v ' Y - 1 . , . u H A D VARSITY FCDGTBALL Lndel the able guldance of Coach Tuxner thls was the most successful season ot lootball SIHCQ the maugula tlon of the spolt at M T H S Wlth n1ne lettelmen letulmng ln September, and bolstered by sevelal boys flom tht prevlous Itrosh Soph squad the team dld not lack experlence 'VII Turner used two formatlons the short punt and the slngle wlng Both were powerful and deceptlve, and caused the opposltlon a good deal oi trouble Ray Zlmmerman vs as elected captaln for the season and served capably Dlck Swlbold was chosen captaln for the en sulng year The 48 squad should be tust as strong or better because Coach Turner wlll lose only three SGHIOFS from thls year s team Schedule and Results They Metamora Eureka Center front Cllfford Davls Charles Russ: managers Fnrst row left to rlght Bob Hauter Ted Meyer Duck Swnbold Ross: Clnff Waldbeser Ray Zimmerman Joe Frank Falmlngton Gxldley NN ashlngton Tremont Dunlap Chllllcothe Famous Quotes llx x A 1 1 5. N Y ll: 1 U fr' 7 Ht lt rx lx tx on tr trumr 1 xslt me l-1 Rmcl r 1 Rrntlx 1 ll l 1 X ttll HX N nl 1 r Ut ll Ili n 1 m,,. x X nm lotlx lg rzl 4 tum nl 1 Jam Hodel Bob Crumrme Ed Roecker Bob Roecker Bob Second row Les Freldlnger Gnlbert Huette Kenth Dannel Chalm r Arnett Wayne Swearungen Wayne Racke Deon Post Don Znmmerman Bob Hertenstenn Coach Turner Thurd raw Coach Zwanzug Jock Bartelmay Gerry Stephens Bull Kelghm Vernon Huber Russel Phnllups Ronald Shaffer Jnrn Yordy Frank Stephens Eugene Roecker Q I 1 9 -l 8 - T E C U L R O N 7 ' 1 ' ' ' , ,,7Y7,,,,,,, , 24 U ' , . ' . . . ., ,,,, , Y , , O 24 . .' ' - . ' , 19 2.3 . ' . . . . , 6 21' ' ' ' ' ' , tl 2:3 f A 1 . 1 b, , , ' ' H N V 6 ' ' t A 1. ' l L l ' 1 ' Kay Zimm--rmun: Xl--yer. folltm' ynlr il1t l't--tnvtlwl' ' ' ' 'l't'4l H1-ye-ri l'll flnnl at lmlt-, or ll1:ll.-- mn-YM lil' Swilmlfli 'tlf iI's twat' lllth l'll t'.utt'lt mtl ' , u .lov l-'r:ml': l km-xx wllznt xx--'ll flu! I'll lhrm at pn-- 7 li' lv ilantf-rt Sp-ml :ml skull spell fnrnl lflr 'MNH' V ' Fliff Vz'll---sn-rg ' Nnlmslv gt-Is zlrovlnll this 4-nlfk' . , , . - ,- - - lioll R1lNSl'2lN str ng as tht- lim-lt of liilll'.ul1:lr. . K , -llln llmlt-l: l 1-:ln NllItY1' that any lnzlvli il llIlll'l'- - Dt Zil.m-rmzlng tht lug st:l3 ln, hit ln-f , . . , , 'lll l '! ' ' lift in-: l'm tmlullf lf you 1lon'r ln-lievv t - , just :.' ' l ' ll 1 se 2 Xl'l1 l on- nf .' H' .' gt-ts the hall liol --w-rf :1 gmnl tzlvkln-1' :-url a hartl ltlrwkl-r. L Vh ll 1- Arnett: l.l-t ml- at 'Q-ml tl.-nv lt 'vlwr' Dy illllllv 1-mm-N in small pavkaut-sl Us till, ll httr-: Sli sin' Sil will ln- i'llt.' vuluull 7 0 new full. 6 Ya Q - i -lftryir hu :all th- ' -, ----------------------------H 0 lit-ith Da 'elim frvshmntn with pool possibilities. . 'I , ' j , , A ' , ' , ' 1 , 1 I I I I ' Football Intramurals Strong lnterest m the new lntramural sport touch football, was evldent from the eagerness mth whlch the boys hur rled through lunch ln order to spend the noon hour m th1S form of act1v1ty The game was mtroduced mto the 1n tramural program for the flrst t1me th1s year by Coach Turner who dlrected lt Slx teams composed the league A commxttee was elected to make up the schedules and speclal rules After the regular schedule was completed, a play H A O ln the season's standmgs competmg The Cardmals won the play off and ss ere awarded medals for thelr achleve ment Bovs from the varsity team serv ed as coaches and Offlclals Intramural Football Standmgs Won Lost Bears Steelers Cards Rockets Redskms ROCKETS First row left to right Ken Blanlcen shnp Bull Knobelock Lester Sutter Jum Valentme Merle Guth Howard Bmkele Second row Coach Eugene Roecker Melvnn Aberle Roger Guler Rnchard Wuthrnch Coach Ed Roecker STEEl.ERS First row left to right Coach Keith Denzel Ken Get! Gilbert Bauman Coach Ted Meyer Second row Henry Bmkele, Ed Hauter, Dan Yordy, Jack Bartelmay, Robert Bmkele, Melvm Baum , x REDSKINS Fnrst row left to nght Jerol Smith John Ackerman Howard Gel lrvm Schoenbem Vernon Huber Second row Coach Clnflard Waldbeser Roy Moser Jock Stout Norman Redrger Coach Joe Frank BEARS Fnrst raw left to nght Bull Pup an Harold McHenry Roy Getz Ronnie Shafer Gerald Tuflentsamer Second row Coach Swnbold, Jlm Burger, Don Schueber Bob Tennell, Coach Crumrme PACKERS Furst row left to rught Albert Santler Jack Zummerman Gerry Stephens Charles Rassn Ken Aupperle .hm Znrnmerman Second row Coach Gulbert Huette Ken Bergener Russel Phrllnps .Inm Koch Ken Stansbury Coach Ray Zimmerman CARDINALS Fnrst row left to nght Milton Gramm Jnm Hauter Keith Stuckey Jack Gumm Carl Uhlman Second row Coach Bob Roeclner, Lester Frendmger, Alyn Schleber, Frank Stephens, Coach Bob Ross: 1 9 4 s - T E C bu L D R N . , ' ' . ,,c....,..,....,.l,,,ll..c,lll,.,,,, 5 0 n . ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,c,,,, 4 1 . ,......,.....,...Y..,.V.ss.......cc. 3 2 . ................,...lc,.,e,s,.c. 2 3 - ' ------P,-P-.,,- Hn--Huw-U 1 4 Off was held, with the top four teams Packers ,,,,,,,,,,,va,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 5 C - C . V ff V . , Q it 1948 THEC Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Flrst row left to rlght Lester Freldmger Don Schleber Jack Stout Norman Redlger Second row Mr ZXV2lUZ1g Alyn Schleber MGIVIH Aberle Ken Stansbury Mr Zwanzlg thls year lntroduced a new sport cross country 1nto the fall act1v1t1es Unllke the goal ln most sports vlctory IS d9Cld9d by wlnnlng the lowest lnstead of the hlghest number of polnts The length of the course varles sometlmes but the average dlstance IS two mlles The team competed several tlmes durlng the sea son beatlng Tremont 24 29 and losmg to Pekln 34 21 In the dlstrlct tournament ln Peorla he boys made a commendable showmg agalnst the best competltlon IU thls area p--Q...-...,,. . . ' Y ' Y 1 7 Y ' - - s v , . . - v , . 7 . . , 1 ' 1 ' - . Y t AULDRO A O VARSITY BASKETBALL Unde1 the capable management f Coach Tu1ne1 the Mo1ton Potte1s had a VQIN successful basketball season xx 1th 18 XXll'lS and 9 losses Th Pottels got olt to a slovs stalt but sharpened up as the season ploglessed The hlghllght of the season was the xxlnnmg of the Wash lngton I'IOlldHV Tourney ln wh1ch the Potters got 1evenge over thlee teams xx ho had prewlously beat n them Othel achlevernents the Potters made were second 1n the Mackxnaw Vall V confer ence and thlrd place ln the county toulnament The Potters are now the possessors of the Macklnaw Valleys travehng trophy the hatchet Wlth the graduatlon of fue lettermen many new berths vslll be open to other wely cap able basketball candxdates Varslty Schedule 127 Gamesj Team e They Washburn 'Vlackmaxx Dunlap NI1n1e1 3 Vkashlngton Hollday Toumament T1emont 138 293 Euleka 134 Macklnavx 130 243 Deel C1 eek Metamol a Roanoke Delavan NI'lCklI'1'1XY 10x e1t1meJ Washmgton County Tournament MIHIGF 137 311 Mackinaw 133 431 Washmgton 133 303 fRoanoke 'FDelax an Tremont Washlngton 3 Lneen Valley Farmlnffton Pekln 1Reg Tourneyl Chllllwfhe Won 18 Lost fa POINTS 667 111 ureka 'Tremont T 1 J Home Games Cl H W M y y W y 1 1 9 4 X - T H E C U L D R N ' ' 0 1 C ' ' , ,,,,,c,,,, c,,,, , 1 14 20 ' ', 1 ' Y,,,, Y,,,,,, ,Y,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 E J 27 ,J K I ' i ' - , W YYVYYYYYY' Y-VVYYYYiY 3 -1 Q5 i ' V4 ' 1 1 j , , ' ' - 3 ' ' . -223 2 1 ' T - , - ' - - ,ceceeee,,, ,,,, 1 , 34 28 1' 1 111 1 irirrr V V v , ,- A .3 , . ,...eeceleeeeee,e ,T e...e 41 52 - A. , I ,,,,cccc ,ee,,,,,ce,ee, 5 1 37 A - - , 9 - . ' . 1 ' - ' 34 32 4 3 - - ' ' ,,,,cccecce,,,,,et,, 45 31 - - Q ' . ,11,...Y,,11.....s..,11,11 48 31 A .- ' . . , fX'Minier 1111..,.,1111111111 1139 34 K - ' - Z I 111,,1111111,,,,,,,,.11 ,, 45 32 L L ' ..,,,,,,1.1,1,11,,,1,1,, 41 26 ...1 ' --ii-------YiYwi--w- 'J1 - ' ' 1111....,21s,e,, 58 22 ' ' ' t, 11,,,.,.s,,1,1,,,,1, 42 55 W J A ' . 27 73 43 33 ' ' 1 , , 1,1111 H 30 35 Y . B Q . - 5 . . ' I ...V.....,1.......,s. , 23 43 Y V .,,.,Y,.. ,,,,11.,,,,1,, 3 4 36 . . Fran: Manager Dale Domnick. Standing: Joe Frank, Bob Hauler, Ken Getz, Les Freidinger, Don Schieber, i aldbeser, Ted e er, Ra Zimmerman, a ne Rocks, Coach Turner. 2 -A Q XX I X N -mu 4, 5 Y W M Y ik , gf, I I ,. w. , . - , vs I W -Q A 3. V 1 i ' 7? :IH 5, am QM f 4, J 9 EW . 1 'KKK M J? , Q A 2, 3 I lgi O is QQA A . n 1. ,, - .- e 55 'mb . 1 iiii . H? ff' V' of 8, Q5 .1 v The FCSGIVCS completed '1 xe1y sue cessful season mth a 1CCOId of sewn teen vslns and th1 ee losses They 1ece1w ed flrst place 1n the Mackmaxx Vxllex Junlor Varslty Confel ence ulth a 1CCO1d of nme w1ns and one loss Th1s IS the have won the champlonshlp The team was made up mostly of sophomo1es and some Jumors all of whom show much promlse fO1 future varslty teams The records these teams are makmg 1eve'1l that Morton wlll haxe flne te'1ms ln the future Basketball Reseue Te'1m Schedule Team W '1shbu1n Chllllcothe 1 k T1 emont lVI'1ck1n1vx Dunlap VIIYIIGI' Dee1 C1eek M9fdmOl 1 Poinoke Del'1x an Vlackmavx Washmgton MIHIQF Delavan T1 emont Washlngton C1 een V'1lley Farmmgton RESERVE BASKETBALL G RyM y C I 1 9 'Ve They 1 9 4 S - T E C U L D R N 4 G 2 ? v X 'r. ' 11 ,,.,.,,. 134 24 ' ' 1 ,.ce,,c -13 44 Eur El ce,,e ,ceccccccce eeccc 4 4 24 ' 1 11 ,,.c...s,,,,,,1, 42 26 X! 1 r ' r f .,,,,,,,1,,,,,1,,,,1,,,, 19 15 l ' ' Y,,,Y7,,,YYY,.v.......,.,.,.ss 40 34 ' ' ,s1,,,s,s,,,,c,,.. 11 48 22 ' . r ' ' .' '- ' 'Q ,,Y,,,,,,v,,,,,,,,,,V 14 34 27 1- ' ' -' fi ' . 1 e,..eee,eeeeccc,....,,cec 1 24 23 1' 'Q 11111111111111.111111.111111 38 26 - - . ,- .' I 1 ' 1 1111.1...11111.... 1.... 3 4 19 - - I - - 1 ' 11..11111.111111.1.1.1 42 21 second consecutive year the reserves ROHHOKQ ,,11.,1..,.11..1....111..... 36 22 ' ' ' . ' ' ,11,1,..,,1,1,.11V11A1-.11....,, 31 36 1 , ' ' 7 11.1. 1..1.1.1......1.1..11. 6 0 28' . . ' ' 1 11111.1111111.1111,1.1111,1 45 17 L C - L . ' 111111111111.1,11111 as 26 1' 1 ' L V, ' x'. c 11111...11111.1..1 . ' 1111.11111111....1.. 37 20 First row, left io right: Roy Getz, Hod etz, o user, Richard Wulhrich, Jack Burvelmay, Milton Grimm, Roger Guler. Gi'benSegg3:qc::w,Rc'I:Jr.egveirxigg 3553. Schieber, hu rrrer Arneli, Kea h Daniel, Jim Hedel, Jam Burger, Gilberi Hee-ne, Merle Gum, CI-IEER LEADERS YOU GOTTA FIGHT' YOU GOTTA FIGHT' YOU GOTTA FIGHT' Th1s IS what we heard from our cheer leaders Ruth Phyl Marge and Joyce w1th und1m1n1shed enthuslasm from early ln the sports season to 1ts very close Spurred on by the1r zeal and eag erness the crowds at games co oper ated ln encouragmg the boys and the teams responded w1th the1r best efforts son and a helghthened school sp1r1t Cleverness and or1g1nal1ty characterlzed the glrls work Thelr leadershlp 1n pep assembly programs was as msplrxng as the1r contrxbutlon to the sp1r1t of the crowds at games All of these glflg are Jumors There wnll accordlngly be further opportumty next year for them to contmue the work they have carrled on so competently Thelr efforts have been genulnely ap preclated and we shall be lookmg for ward to the1r re appearance next year 0 I YEHXMRTN A I.. O P -Ju 's..u-4' Top Plcture Marge Phyl Ruth Joyce Bottom Plcture Marjorle Carlus Ruth Getz Mr Zwan Zlg Phvllls Hauter Joyce Grlmm 1 9 4 8 - T H E C U D R N fl,. 2' 1 V .-I 1 ' A . 7 y y 1 Y - - iw T 9 I A The result was a successful athletic sea- A ' A A W A A . . - A L Q I ' , ' ' . .-.flu ' A , 1 3, ff 4 0 . f 0 r .MM , . On Your Mark' Get Set' Go' Thls was the greetmg that awalted the thlrty track hopefuls who reported for practlce under our new coach Art Zwanzlg Ten returnlng lettermen formed the baslc elements of thls group namely Les Freldmger Jack Stout Ted Meyer Ray Zimmerman Don Schleber and Bob Hauter all senlors and Dick Swlbold 49 Ed Roecker 49 Bill Kelghm 50 and Joe Frank 50 Other promlslng materlal was qulckly reveal ed and soon the team was busy at work and establlshlng a fme record ln com petltlon w1th other schools The f1ve seniors wlll be mlssed next year but as always there w1ll b growth ln K A O Track strength and sk1ll among the younger members durmg the comlng year and they w1ll be ready to take the places of thls season s graduates Schedule of Meets and Standmgs to Date Central B Varsltv Morton 63 they Washmgton Mackmaw Morton Mor ton 781 Washlngton 40 Mackmaw 265 Tremont Mackmaw Morton Morton 75 Tremont 52 Mackmaw 22 Normal Relays 101 pomts IU Class B Delavan Track Carnlval Ill1o Conference Meet 1n Peoria Dlstrlct Meet 1n PEOF18 County Meet at Delavan tt R H MC Tha Wy M Wy cn Klll X 1 9 4 3 -- T H E C U L D R N Y s n 7 2 , , . . , . . V I , , . . L Z . Q ' , , 1 49. . ' . . . 7 I - l V 5 Y 7 ' ' 1 , r . ' . ' . ' y r y v 2 v r ' . . , I , . . Y Y Y ' Y 9 ' ' 1 C - , . l i 5 . . . v I K u . , 1 , t . . . . . , 9 . TRACK First row, left to right: en Getz, Bill Knobeloch, Roger Guler, Lester Freidinger, Alyn Schieber, Vernon Huber, Bill Anderson. Second row: Lester Su er, Richard Wuthrich, Bob Houter, Bill Keighin, Don Schieber, Chclmer Arnett, Curtis Hillman, Ed oecker, Bob ertenstein, Bob c onkey. ir row: a ne Swenringen, Jock Stout, Ted eyer, Jim Hodel, Dick bwibold, u ne Rocke, Ray Zimmerman, li 0 eser, Melvin Aber e, Norman Rediger, Coach Zwnnzig. S, . y v' V . ik it . 1 ' ni' , l 'A . . - Q L' ir . -l , A I 1948- THEC AULDRON I. P1 Vi 43 ' Num 1 rl vu 4 ll xl 1 ll 1 x .9 I f , .., - Q. 1 1 . 1 .a I, . a 1 L I f H Il 'E qi J ' ' ' ll . In 1 ' fy Il Imp. h-fl In right: R, li:u1tf-r, 'I', XI'-yr-1' J, .' t, XI. .U 1-vlv. I If-f H. Rr -'livlg V, XY:l1ll-:Av-r', ll, r4f'l'1-L--r. U, Nx 'Imlvl, Hdlullli l.. l 1'a-iclilprw, IL Zi! ux--rlnun H, Klnlllill, 'I'. H451-I' A O BASEBALL Wlth the close of the basketball sm Curt Hlllman and Ray Zimmerman son and the comlng of warm vxeathel Balls that vxele labeled fo1 hlts were ou1 local talent got thelr gloves out of gobbled up by Les Freldmger Roy Getz the attlc and started llmbermg up then' and Don Schleber our fleet footed out arms Due to the early sprmg more flelders games were played than IU DFGVIOUQ The Potters wlll carry the Cherry and years Gray 1nto the reglonal tournament t t P M nual n1ne Around the nucleus of flve lette1 men agamg a S mng eoma a Coach Turner rounded out a well Schedule and SCOreS to D319 balanced squad The pltCl'l1I'lg chor s We They were handled by Ted Meyer and Jlm Green Valley Burger whlle the catchmg post was PQOFIH Central held down by Ken Getz and Chalmer Tremont Arnett The balls hlt 1n the 1nf1eld were Low Pomt handled by Frank and Jerry Stephens Tremont BASEBML v Gt C k St HdGt T My W Clffwldb th th A 54,4 -L hxllh 1 9 4 X -- T H E C U L D R N l l , , l 42 - ' , - . , Q . , - ' . , . I u , D I 1 ' I A . ' ' e ' ' ....,.,.,.,,,,s,...,,.., 7 2 , ' . ' . R ' .,,,....,eee.....eeewY.. 2 11 f , ,..e......,.,e,.e, .r......s...,se 5 0 , ,sss.r ....,,..,..ee..,..,Y..,,.... 2 5 7 Firit row, left to right: Roy Getl, Ronald Pavlick, Jerold Stephens, Bill Pippin, Charles Rossi, Jack Bartelmay, Milton Grimm, Roger Gu er. Second row: Gilbert Bauman, Lester Freidinger, Kenne h e z, Jim Burger, halmer Arnett, Curtis Hillman, Fran ephens, o ez. Third row: Coach Turner, Don Schieber, ed e er, Dick Swibold, ayne Racke, Ray Zimmerman, i a eser, Richard Wu rich, Kei Daniel. , xx - ' h r-4 J A A . ' L K , L . I l till Qur Managers Often the people who make possxble the smooth functlomng of an HCtlVlty do all thelr monk ln the background and recelve small recogmtlon from the pub IIC It IS our bellef that the managers of our teams merlt commendatlon for the real servlce they hav rendered the teams and the coaches What comfort and convenl nce they provlde ln lnnum erable small ways' Congratulatlons to the managers who have won thell lettels and thinks from th squads H A O Left to Rlght Cllfford Davls Mr Zwanzlg Mr Turner Lester Fre1d1nger Charles RHQSI Managers of the Varlous Sports Baseball Track Charles RHSQI 50 Les Sutter 51 B .T Bob McConkey 50 Basketball Football Dale Domnlck 48 Charles RHSSI 50 L! aegis Q Les Freldlnger 49 Charles Rassl :JO Cllff Davxs 50 Softball and archery opened the sea son 1n glrls athletics mth much en thuslasm and lnterest The first tournament of the year was volleyball whlch vias followed by bas ketball bowllng badminton ping pong and baseball tournaments In February bowllng began at Knoll s Bowling Palace After several practlc games SIX teams were formed The glrls also partlcipated 1n stunts durlng the year Both ll'ld1Vldl,13l and team sports were offered so that every ls J. I A O GIRLS ATHLETICS gnl mlght have an opportunlty to take palt in some actlvlty The flnale to the years events was the C A A Banquet which was held Saturday May 15 at the C1v1c bulldlng Awards were presented at th1s t1me to those glrls earning the requlred num ber of points Thls year for the first tlme the banquet was restricted to G A A members and their guests The Juniors d1d It again' What Thev won the basketball tournament The girls chose for thelr captam Carol Rem Q v 1 9 4 8 - T H Fi C U L D R IN 1 A 1 y I v. 1 n T Q Q , ' - s 1 u ' 3 1. . . , V . 7 - . . . . ' , - v n . . . . ' Y 7 . . v a v ' J . . . - . , . , , . . . . I1 , . . N- ' . V . . . . F ' . c fl K . . , , . Button rmx. Iv!! to ri 'hit Phyllis t'nrry. laiuiw XVuIliri4-lu. .loyw llzuilu-r. xIIll'L1lf'l'Ill'llIS, Ruth Gi-iz. Top row. lm-ft In ri 'h 2 Joyce fifillllll, Hloriu F1'n-itlilial-r, Carol R1-in. RflKQ'llllll'y Rzlmr. Phyllis Hzultm-r, Sherrill Ntoller. l A O Above plcture left to rlght Above, left to rxght Bonme Rapp Ruth Z0lJI'l9f Joyce Grlmm Carol Rom, Rosemary Bonnle won flrst 1n the pmg pong Papp Phyllns Hauter tourney and Ruth thlrd Bernlce Bau The wmnlng bOWllHg team, the Pm man won second place IH thlg event, but splltters, chose for thelr captam, Joyce was not present when the plcture was Grlmm W1th her, the team had four taken wms and one loss Another mterestmg phase was bad Joyce Hauter mmton Tournaments were also Sched W1th Jackle Sutter as captaln the uled for th1S event after several prac sophomores won the volleyball tourna t1ce games Thls was 1n smgles only ment Th1S was the flrst tourney of the Jean Lockhart won flrst place, and the year and a flne Splflt was shown by the runners up were Joyce Grlmm and Q11-15 m part1c1pat1on N ah: Nhlflrul Prank on rm ll tx num: rm N :rx I Pr 1 I A um rma lxaufmxn llrl en ukus i l 9 4 8 - T H E C U L D R N f .f , I I 1 . , . ,. A , . . . n' , , . Q y - ' - . I . . - , Y , K .. Front row, left to right: l-lthm-l I'flvd1-re-r. .lrmn H1-inigrer Lillian Fra-i1lim:f-r. Ruth Refligf-r. .ll-an Stolh-r. lfilfllllffl -'IP '. . ' - ': ', Tj I '. lm-ft tu ghI: Be-I Z' - nn, .li -' HH: . Lotus Sxflmlfl, Dfwis G1-iz. Rfllvvflll Sliwflifll MH ilf n frllff ' X0 ' , X' zl n- Dr ., l.nYn-rnv Hmlslon. H A O Basketball INTRAMURALS Fox a number of years the noon houx duxlng the vslnter months has been spent by the younger boys IU playlng basketball on a competxtxve baSlS, wlth organlzed teams and off1 clals Varslty boys act as coaches and OfflCl8lS Interest IS keen and It IS felt that many valuable purposes are served by thls practlce The 8ddlt1On of touch football thls year rounds out the mtramural program, and makes 1t even more effective IN TRAMURAL BASKETBALL Royals Stags All Stars Plstons Jeeps JEEPS First row left to right Bob Bmkele Jack Znmmerman Bob Hertensteln Norman Rednger Mtlton Grnmm Second row Ronnne Shafer Coach Znmmerman Coach Getz PISTONS Furst row left to right Frank Stephens .hm Yordy Wayne Swearnngen Don Gunther Ed Roecker Second row Lester Sutter Bull Knobelach Coach Hodol Coach Scheeber Jnm Hauter Ken Aupperle STAG5 Fnrst raw left to rnght Dan Yordy Roger Guler Russel Phtllups Ed Hauter Rnchard Teubel Second row Coach Freodmger Rnchard Wuthrach Jack Stout Jum Koch Coach Huette BLACKHAWKS Fnrst row left to rnght Melvin Baum Gene Roecller Henry Bnnkele lrvnn Schoenbem Ken Blankenshtp Second row Jerry Stephens Roy Moser Coach Racke Dan Fry Charlue Ross: ROYALS First row left to rnght Gnlbert Bauman Bob Tennell Dan Gnmm Bull Kenghnn Ketth Stuckey Second row Howard Bunlzele Jack Burtelmoy Jerol Srn th Jlm Zmmerman Coach Hauter All STARS F st row left to rnght Bull Plpprn Dale Dommck on Zmmerman Bob Crumrme Carl Uhlman Second row Clifford Davns Howard Getz Jack Grlmm Coach Waldbeser Coach Frank Vernon Huber E C U L D R N ' .L.l...le,..,.eeee,eeee....eeeeeee 3 2 Blackhawks eoeeeeoeeeeee.teeeee,,e, 1 4 V E' A ,. I -. . . I , 1 D A RO Human Relatlons Club Thls year for the flret tlme the mem bershlp of the Human Relauons Club mcluded not only Junlols and senlols but also sophomoxes The meetmgs were held on altelnate Thursdays durmg the last semeatez as m prevlous years Under the leadersh1p of Mr Hodge our advlsor, a very successful program was carrled out The agenda lncluded such thmgs as lectures by local doctore, dlscusslons on numerous problems con frontlng teen agers, and movles Also dancmg and Iefxeshments follow ed each meetmg Vllth thls IN mind, ue flnd that flue club has made educatlonal, as well as soclal contulautlons to the school wg HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB Bottom row left to nght Joyce Grlmm Rosemary Rapp Elizabeth Jacob Donna Burger Phyllis Stoller Lynette Schroen Phyllls Pfoff Betty Cottmgham Dolores Hager Evelyn Ensele Pruscllla Ueberrhern Marslyn Zobrnst Loretta Crumrlne Wothrnch Rose Buswank Verla Martin Dorothy Springer Roberta Stleglltz Marlene Schrck Helen Roth Third raw Les Freldmger Bob Hauter Frank Stephens Ray Zummerman Ted Meyer Phyllis Curry Verla Staker Barbara Kenster Shurley Joas Carol Rem Bernnce Bauman Norma Rednger LaVerne Houston Arlene Schertz Fourth row Chalmer Arnett Joan Hemlger Maralene Dockus Dorres Gibson Iola Ackerman Llllnan Freudmger Ruth Rednger Betty Zxmmerman Mary Hager Jean Stoller Elsie Kaufman Naomn Strrnac Bermce Ensele Ulla Llndenfelser Alta Roth Shurley Fehr Fnfth row Jlm Koch Hod Bmkele Henry Blnkele Don Zimmerman Duck Hoerr Jlm Hodel Jlm Valentine Jam Yordy Keuth Stuckey Ken Burgener Don Fry Jam Hauter Bob McConkey Slxth row Dan Grimm Dale Domnvck Gilbert Bruell Jack Stout Wayne Racke Don Schleber Merlin Burky Bob Tennell Joe Franks Bob Hertensteln Wayne Swearmgen Don Hoffman Paul Shaw Don Roth Seventh row Mary Frantz Marge Carlus Ethel Pflederer Mary Koch Bonnne Rapp Mary Oekel Gilbert Huette Bob Ross: Sherrvll Stoller Maxine Past Hannah Hohstadt Norma Kaufman Barbara Spahr Elghth row Ed Roecker Alyn Schneber Melvin Baum Melvnn Aberle Irvnn Schoenbem Yen Getz Carl Uhlman Eugene Roecker Clnff Waldbeser Bob Crumnne Curtus Hillman Jim Yordy Charles Rassu Duck Swnbold bn 1 9 4 8 - T H E C U L D N . .' v ' v ' . 1 1 - . Vx. 'L ' , ' ',' ,. . . . V . . ' L v K 1 A. .', , 1' ' L. s ' . . . .' . J, -l , . - f ' ' . . 1 . . W I ' ' Y I .Second row: Rulh Getz, Gloria' Freidinger, Ehyllis Hauter, Joyce Hauter, Marge. Strunk, Jean Ann Ja-cob, Mildred Frank, louise : I I - , I , . 1 , f , , : . I ' 1 I I I I ' 4 I I , , , 1 f - Prophecy Trs the nrght before 58 and all through the sphere These senrors are scattered all places but here A teacher of Spanrsh no shade ol 1 doubt Is the great professor Dr Jack Stout Our farr Phyllrs Pfoff hrs gry tr ancee Is Jormng hrs class soon most lrke ly to stay Marrlyn and Flwabeth tl wooden shoes In Holland are dancrng the Am sterdam Blues Myrna Kohtz the Swedrsh recrpe lady Is heard on the arr a Cookery Katy Evelyn once a socrology teacher Is marrred to Norman a xx ll known preacher Voted the most successful male Is the Argentrne presrdent fresh tarrel Dale He and hrs wrfe the charmrng Lor etta Grace the exclusrve hotel bun Setta Lynette Schroen a model rn Parrs Has marrred a stylrst hrs name be mg Harrrs Owner of the Sudsbury cleaners 15 Ken Assrsted by Alrce hrs wrfe non and then Bob Hauter a member of F' B Has Just ended hrs chase of a V11 H A O lam who ll dre Shrrley Fehr on a lonely trlp to Japan Met a xery rnfluentral man A multr mrllronalre IS Frank Nou presrdent of 1 Chrnese bank To Lester he loans large sums ot money Wrth whrch Les buys mrnk coats tor hrs honey Marge Krpfer the elegant Russran baker Is assrstant to Ted the class under taker Don rs rn Chrna makrng chow Ile ll return to the states when he Henry the owner of a dramond mme Marrred a grrl on a brllboard srgn Merlrns a lawyer ln Mexrco A socral success but wedded? Ah no' Donna Burger xx ell versed rn at farrs of state Is the prrde of hrs offrce and may be hrs soul mate' Verla the famous bubble bath maker Has turned her attentron to farm rng one acre Phyllrs Stoller leadrng the Jazz Jrve Band Has made rt famous throughout the land Betty and Howard of the Iceland Gazette Have Jorned their talents but therr lrves not yet' Clrff owner of the Fly Qurck Way Contrnued on Page 89 1 9 4 8 - T E C U L D R . V , . , . ,Y Y J ' ' v V ' V v .- . . .1 . Y ' Q ' ' l I 7 ' -I 2 . r . 1 7. . , 1 L . 1 . . S , . 1 , ' ' ' ' . ' . Q' .. y . i -5 . . . . l l I' H U , . . .1 L 7 . 1 ' C , C . . l ' ' Q A n r 1 , K s . - r . 1 .. r , . ' I . . . 1 1 , r J .. , , rn rerr , , , K. , ' ' . M has really learned how. V! - - , .. , . - 1 , , . . . . ! 5 - S u I 1 . , I I n . ' . .., . , 1 l ' . , fe - I . .- . , - 4 ! Y 7 , - . . - - , 1 ' , V . H w i - 4 Y n . . H ' Y! Y . - , v ' . L 1 ' ' . I , u .l ,, 1 A 5 ,I 1 4 ' ! ' V , . .L Y. v Y . ni I ' - V u V ' Y Y? V 5 . . I-9 L v , ' , .. . c . - ' 1 SEPTEMBFR Half day of school the grad ual approach School daze' lfreshxes Stlll uncertam whether they belong here or not All classes elect offlcers Cauldron staff elected Mlss Hampson called home be cause of mother s xllness P T A presented school wlth parkas for the football team The cost was about S300 Thank you frlends' Flrst football game at Meta mora They won Mlss Sally Doermg of East Peo rla came today to be the new Home Elconomxcs teacher Semor playbooks arrlved and tryouts were held after school Senlor play cast announced and practlce started after school Pep assembly and football game wlth Eureka We won' ner roast at Braecher s tlmber Senlor photographs taken at Holland McFal1 studlo Roberta Patterson falnted and fell at play practlce Left Row Down Dont work too hard Jlm lBurgerl Semor wlener roast Freshman pm up boy R Wuth rlch Enjoying yourselves klddl6S Blll Knobloeh proposes to Mlss Charlesworth fFreshman1n1t1at1onl Bus and Humphrey pals Rlght Row Down Marge Ruth Art Phyllls and Joyce our cheerleaders A shot ln the dark Myrna Kohtz Senior Ted A llttle more llDStlCk Ken? Jack Bflrtelmay plckets freshman 1n1t1at1on My Most Thrlllxng Moment by Mlldred Roecker Paper from the water pall I-I A R O T 7 1 9 4 9 - T E C U L D lN 4 - 2. - - . - - 5 3. . ' , , 4' , . . . , s , s. ' . D 12. ' . 15. ' 1 - 17. . . . . ' f , 19. ' ' - 22. ' ' ' 4 - 23. ' ' ', .. ' . 24. ' , ' . . . 5 , 25. ' , . . l 26. Freshman initiationg senior wie- tl I 29. ' ' 1 30. . . i Z ' I .' 4 at - - H. , . - l ' 1 3' ,. OCTOBER Junlor wlener roast Teachers Instltute Hurray' A wacatlon already' Football game here xuth Farm mgton We vson Electlon of chorus offlcers Caul dron group plctures taken t school SEHIOFS are llstenlng to Mac beth on records Pep assemblv Football game at Grldley won Started second s1x weeks Pep assembly Played football agalnst Wash mgton We won Pep assembly Voted for Homecommg Queen Assembl ueen and her at dance at 7 30 Homecomlng parade game wxth Tremont We won' Senlor play Jumor play cast chosen Pep assembly MISS Doerlng marrled to Dr Dean Hauter of Morton Football game wlth Dunlap We won Left Row Down M Club float for HOm9C0mlHg parade Gene and Frank' What w1ll the coach say? B M O C fB1g Men on Campusl Semor play practlce Homecomlng Queen and her at tendants Mrs Koch have you a un1on card Rlght Row Down Fountaln of Youth Les poses HOm9COm1Dg pep band Frank Dont be angxv Shulew' Bravo Senor Yoldv' Zlb explalns hon to make perfume' 1 9 4 8 - l 1. ' . 2. ' ' ' . '. 3. . . V' . - G. ' . t ' 3 - ' a 7. - . q 1 ll '- 9. ' . We 13. ' ' .. 16. . 17. ' . . - 20. - . . 21. ' . 22. y. Q - tendants were announced. Snake 24. 'D i 3 ' 28. ' ' ' . ' 30. . . 31. ' ' ' . NOVEMBER Semors are exchangmg plctures Mrs Russell came today to teach Home Ec for a week xx h1le Mrs Hauter and husband on on thelr honeymoon Pep assembly Last Football game xuth Ch1ll1 cothe We won T B tests admlmstered to all students who wanted them School hol1d'1y because of Arm lstlce Day Band concert Cauldron covers chosen by senlors Senlor Soclal Hour fThe Clnder ella Dancel Morton Student Councll at Ma ventlon Tr1p to Mackxnaw for X rays fO1 those students havlng a posltlve T B reactlon Flrst basketball game of season at Washburn We won Speclal assembly by the Student COUUCII for reports of Macomb conventlon Thanksglvlng hollday Santa Claus arrlved ln Peoria and our band was ln the parade to welcome hlm left to rlght and down Mlss Charlesworth and Mr Turner Ou: pals Laurel and Alta Nlce wolk boys' Glrl Wlth glft of gab Phyllls Curry Hard work out ln gxrls P E class Where s the ball fellas? H A O 1 9 4 8- T E C U L D R G. . l . 10. . . . . ' I 1 ll. ' Q ' 1 . - 13. .l . 14. ' ' . ' - 15. ' - comb for I. A. S. C. district con- 19. ' ' . - .. t ' 26. l . I . 27. ' 'i ' . 28. ' ' ' ' , . . i '. Q' J , . A O DFCEMBER Jun1o1 play Under Twenty presented tomght Members of the football squad and coaches attended Illlo ban quet m Chllllcothe Optxmlsts banquet for football boys hm Thorpe famous Olym DIC star gave an address The glrls chorus gave The Mes vxce a real msplratlon Lxbrary Club party at Mrs Koch s home More fun' Vacatlon started with a all school party Santa Claus glfts n everything' Down Left to rlght Food' All school Chrlstmas party Small presents come nn blg pack ages Mlss Charlesworth Santa and his Llttle Helper Ray Z Mlxed Chorus sings for school Chrlstmas party Optlmlst Banquet Jnm Thorpe the speaker Scene from the Junlor play 1 fl 4 8 T H E C U L D R N 2. ' 1 y 14 , yn 8. . . 10. ' ' ' 14. ' ' ,- siah for Christmas vesper ser- 17. ' . 19. ' ' n - JAINUARY Back to school agam after that wonderful vacatlon Band concert Large crowd at tended Qcmester exams begun The study hall was fxlled e'1rl1er than usu 11 for last mlnute erammlng Lxcltlng game wlth Mackmaw here We won and recelved the Hatchet' Foday beglns '1 brlght I J new semester Ooooh those semester grades' Basketball game wlth W8Shlng ton We won' 'ite a girl for D A R represen tatlve and a boy for the Good Cltlzenshlp awards The D A R award IS sponsored by the D A R organlzatlon and the Good C1t1zensh1p award by the school Played Mmxer 1n the County Tournament and beat them Recelved thlrd place ln the Coun ty defeated Washlngton but were defeated by Mackmaw lat Identlflcatlon of Plctures Down left to right The offlce crew Mr Hatcher and Carol Getz 43 Ted got the ball' Those hard worklng Junlors' Our cheerleaders Phyl Ruth Joyce and Marge Captaln Ted recexves flrst place trophy at Washlngton tourney 1 9 4 8- T H E T 5. A ' 15. . . 2 . - lil. . 1 . , ' , . 20. F ' ' ' ' 21. ' ' . . ' ? ' 23. -- . 26. Senior class meeting to nomin- 29. . . . mt . . . - er. - H A O FEBRI ARE Dolores Hager iecelved the D A R award and Merlin Birky ie C9lX9d the Good Citizenship smaid Congiatulations' Moiton assembly piogiam went to Delavan and Tiemont Hope they liked it P T A home talent shoxx Fun For You Played M1n1er and xx on' Vke still keep the hatchet Morton assembly progrim went to Washington Junior Social Hour Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of the Melody Makers The theme was St Valentine s Day 1 li C U L D R 'X , , 2. ' ' fl. - ' Q 31 6. . ' ' ' . ' 10. .. ' 2 ll. ' ' . 12. No school. Lincoln's birthday 13. Friday, the thirteenth, but we beat Tremont for the Hatchet 17. Juniors received their class rings today. We beat Washington. 18. Local preliminaries for speech 20. ' . 24. - . f . 25. ' ' k Qs. ' ' ' ' contestants Beat Green Valley here The Hatchet IS ours until next year M Club sponsors tvso basketball games Faculty vs Zoo League Royals vs Alumni Tremont assembly program at Morton It was nice' Speech district contest at Pekin We brought home honors Identification of Pictures Down Left to Right Noon lunches bv sophomore cl iss ROSIG su allowed a feather' Scene from The HUmm1DgblI d Hic cups Donna Mina and Shirley The Thiec Little Maids on Maurice B Sach s Amateui Hour Sophomore Rosy Rockettes P T A Fun Fox You Lncle Sam tD1ck Svslboldl and Col umbia tJovce Hauterl in same MARCH Played Pekm ln reglonal tourney They beat natch Teachers Instltute No school Human Relatlons Club met aftel school elected Bob H presldent Beyer Bros g1V9 I H C show Speech sectlonal at Lmcoln M010 honors brought home Semor class selects class motto Washmgton brought assembly Il'lVlt3tlOl'l to attend Bradley Day The mov1e MacBeth was shown to delxght the semors Human Re latlons meetmg m the evenmg Sophomore Soclal Hour The theme was for Leap Year G A A Telegraphlc Basket Shoot mg ln gym Semor class orders caps and gowns Band concert 1n the evemng Flrst baseball game at Pekln Good Frlday No school today Everyone has sprmg fever Identlflcatlon of P1ctures Top and down left to rlght Badmlnton tourneys ln G A A Blrthday party for Mr Turner by second hour hlstory class MISS Smlth off guard The two Jxms threaten Mlss Charles xx orth Myrna and her Jumor friends Glb m actlon Zlm and Ted semor basketball aces H A O 1 9 4 8- T E C U L D R 5. ' ' . . . 10. ' ' 11. . ' . . . , . 13. ' ' . ' 16. ' . ' , at I Yu 19. ' . . 23. . . . ' . - 25. ' .. 26. ' . . A O APRIL Human relations Club on April Fools Day but everyone came Drstrrct Musrc Solo and Ensemble contest at Canton J Sutter 'ind Betty C had voice trouble Brsketball banquet given by Busr ness Mens Assn for grrde and hrgh school teams Track meet wrth Central We won' Dance rn study hall Drstrrct Band and Chorus meet at Canton Chorus received frrst 'ind band second College Day atI S N U Baseball with Tremont We won' F H A Style Show after school Morton won triangular track meet wrth Washington and Mackrnaw Tazewell Musrc Festival at Pekrn State Speech finals at Champaign Electron Campaign speeches this morning Votrng all day E C U L D R N Little Janet Zwanzig Arrived to day. Congratulations, Art! 24. ' 1 26. ' ' . ' 27. . '30, , i ' . ' 4 I 1' ' .- . dl ' Mr Beard talked at assembly Baseball game at Tremont Student Council convention at Pere Marquette hotel rn Peoria Track team at Normal Relays Parents Night Program with class perrods Track meet here with East Peoria and Tremont Freshman Social Hour Identrfrcatron ot Pictures Down left to right Pranks rn world hrstorv class Teacher Bob relaxes Three s a crowd Mel' Myrna demonstrates athletic abrlrtw Dont get exerted rt was pose Pr rde and Jov of M T H S Trophr MAY State Muslc flnals at Charleston Glrls chorus also xocal and band SOIOISTS went Delavan track meet Baseball game at Peorla Central Chorus concert Slr Nutcracker Illlo track meet IU Peorla Mother Daughter banquet NICE' Senlors attended Bradley Day G A A banquet Glrls and thelr dates enjoyed It County track meet at Delavan No more classes for semors' Jun1orSen1or Banquet and Prom Baccalaureate servxces m evenmg Flrst chance to wear our caps and gowns Class Nlght 27 Semester exams Commencement Fnd of school Pre reglstratlon Identlflcatlon of Plctures Down left to rlght Les performs Prlscllla combs her curlylocks Congratulatlons for a Job well done Jack and Frank Through these portals Get xt on stralght Phylhs At what angle should I cut Turner Our star pntcher Ted H A O 1 9 4 8 - T E C U L D R 1. ' ' . 4. c ' . 7. ' ' ' . 14. B ' . 15. . . . . ' ' 18. . 21. ' . 22. ' - ' . Seniors enjoyed it more this year. 23. ' ' ' . 25. ' . 26.- . . 27. . 28. 2 . . - ' ' . . . - Mr. Senlor Class W1ll We the class of 1948 of Morton Toxxnshlp Hlgh School bemg of sane mmd and good Judgment and realm mg that our school days must come to an end do hereby legally declare thls to be our last Wlll and testament our Alma Mater xve xvlll electlxc carts to take the students to and from thexr classes Sam Huette and Cecll Orrlson we wlll a mechanlcal broom that Wlll clean the school by presslng a button To the Jumor Class xve w1ll that wonderful feehng lf recelvlng much xxanted dlplomas To the Sophomore Class we wlll some of our scholastlc ab1l1t1es to add to thelr already numerous accom pllshments To the Freshman Class xve xv1ll a complete set of mountaln cllmbxng equxpment to help them reach the lofty plane on which upper classmen dwell To Mr Hatcher we wlll a 1948 Ford statlon wagon to take students to conventlons and other meetmgs To Mlss Smlth we wlll a second hour Latln class eonslstxng of boys To Mr Whltaker we xxlll a blology class that can keep the lab ln good order To Mr Zwanzlg we wlll '1 fnst houx study hall group that IS never tardy To Mrs Hauter we wlll a fourth hour hbrary that doesn t talk To Mlss Jones xve w1ll a sophomore class that vxlll behave so that she may let them have permanent desks To Mrs Koch xve xxxll a student body that xxlll xeturn books xx hen due To Mlss Melxln xxe xxlll an electrlc I A O mlmeographlng maehlne so that she xxlll be able to see th Ph1losopher belng mlmeographed XX1IhOUl 'tny of hex oxxn physlcal effol ts To M1ss Challesxxorth xx x ll cl group of senlor g1rls xx ho xx1ll folloxx tules ln gym classes To M1 'lurnel xxe xxlll '1 nexx bus so he xxlll be able to get hls teams to thexr destmatlons To Mzss Schxvegman xxe xvlll a nexx addltlon to the school so she may have an Engllsh room of her own To Mr Hodge xxe xvlll a nexv drum sectlon that IS able to play 'tt the ught t1me I Henry Bmkele XVIII my ablllty to be qulet 1n classes to Bob Rassl I Betty Cottmgham wlll my posl t1on at Kochs Dalry Store to Jael Grlmm pmg school ab1l1ty to anyone who needs the spare tlme I Evelyn Exsele xvlll my place on the honor roll to Phyllls Curry I Lester Freldlnger Wlll my ab1l1ty to get along wlth g1rls to Jack Whlte I Dan Crxmm xxlll Ethel Pfleder 1 to my brother iOh Yeah'J I Robert Hauter w1ll my ablllty to argue to Melvm Baum I Shlrlev Joos xxxll my '1b1l1ty to make fllends to 'lnvont xxho feels foxlorn I Barbara Kenstex bequeath my strong physlque to Joan Hexnlger I Cllfford Roeschley xxlll my shy ness to Wayn Rocke I Rav Zlmmerman xx1ll some of my helght to Charles Rassl I Jack Stout xxlll my southexn tc Contlnued on Page 87 1 9 4 8 - 'l' I E C U L D R , 9 . 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H A O S Left down Ronme Pavl1k from ChlCagO Allce Schuck a senlor transfer I1 om Sen1or glrls p1cture three years ago Washmgfon Second Semester Cheerleaders Phyl Ruth Joyce and Freshman student Glenn Baum Margie Art ZWHHZIQ alvs ays sm1l1ng Mr Turner has a lean and htlngrv R1ght down look at Gptlmlst Banquet That s a clgar LIZ IS holdlng Mlddle down Freshmen Mlldred Rosemary and New students Vmla V11 fxom C1110 Ruth can take the wmtry snow ' The Cauldron Staff wxshes to thank Mr Marsh of the Pontlac Engraxmg Company for helpful adv1ce and suggesuons The Morton News for co operatlon and courtesy Mr McFall for pxctures of SQHIOFS and of groups The advert1se1s xuthout whose patronage thele could be no Cauldron 1 9 4 8- T E C U L D R N 3 qs yf' 5 V 5 . 9' . Z2 ' 'v' f X .Q ' . 1 , Q ll 5 M 'j 1- ,ev 5 Q , I . . . D . - 1 . . , . . Y ' ' , . ' 7 Y 7 Q i- 7 an ' . - f ,. ' , 3 . , . . . . C n u ' ' ' I 1 1 Y. s, l K If i 1 1: .K C - . n y5:. . 7. -K 1 v. - C C Q lflflkiva THF CAIYLDROB LX 2 S W Rapp Treas OscarJ Mathls Mayor J Grleder Clerk CITY OF MORTON Morton, Illznozs Gas IS the modern fuel for cookmg xx ater heatlng space heatmgv and zefrlgeratlon Gas heat IS clean convenlent even and eeonomlcal Cook mg Wlth gas IS faster cheaper and as clean as electr1c1ty Water heat mg IQ cheaper fastex and moxe even wlth gas than mth any othex fuel Refrlgeratlon with the Servel Electrolux yas opelated refllgel 'ltor IQ sllent safe and cheaper than electrxclty Come ln and let us ex plaln the many advantages of gas as the complete fuel for youx home use Reduce your cookmg xx atel heatlnq 1efr1ge1at1on and home heat mg costs bv usmg natural gas Patlonlze voux home owned company 200 West leffel son Qtleet Molton Illmoxs Phone 4551 HENRY BEYER Supermtendent I t X ' ' ' ' . 1. . ' -ft LL . - 'v . ' Q I . 1 .. e 9, . ' -Q. 1 , 4' , . fem' 1 . 5 . 'A , Y . . , . . , . , C O . . Y . . 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JUNICR CLASS Alcasmgquentlnworth Pnson Staff Melvm Splder Abexle Warden Ruth Getz Flllng Clerk Phyllls Hauter Secretaly ffllls out sentencesj James Trapdoor Hodel Chlel Hangman Arlene Starched Schertz States Attorney Phyllls Chlnk Curry Fls1eKauf man Carol Rem Sherrlll Stoller Femmme Flrmg Squad Prlsoners Charge Melvm Atom Baum Steallng the cannon reports Kenneth Bugs Burgenex Steal James Ham Burger Steallng bases Bermc Babyface Elscle Com 1ng late to school 1n the mornmg Mary Jew els Frmtz Kldnap pmg Mother of Pearl leavmg Pearl to sh1ft for herself Kenneth Bloodan Getz Bemga lady klller Desperate Dan Gunther Stag 1ng a darlng bank robbery fBlood Bank that IS, Don Moe the Shmoe Hoffman Passlng phony '53 b1lls Hefty Hannah Hohstadt L1ft 1ng the tarlff rates Robert Bralns RHSS1 Publlsh 1ng counterfelt Theory of Relatlvlty Norma Red Red1ge1 Kllllng the motor ln her cal Wayne Hotllps Rockc Arson H A O ID the trumpet sectlon Ed Pee Wee Roecker Imper sonatmg an offlcer of the law Paul Artle Shaw Murderm 'lschalkowsky Mozart and Beetho ven Bob Dead End Tennell Shoot 1ng the ball Rlchard The Llon Hearted SW1 bold Pettmg Larceny Jlmmy Flngers Valentlne Safe cracklng Maxme Emlly Post Uslng the wrong fork Jim Slug Koch Arson burnmg up the hlghway Dorres Gabby Glbson Steallng the show G1b Sxd Huette Attempted mur der shootlng at baskets Carl Hayseed Uhlman Specul atlng 1n gram N8Om1 Angel Strmac Defraud mg the males Marge Peachy Strunk Inhu man to anlmals puttlng her pet cow 1n the 1ce box to get lce cream Bob Toad Roecker Contempt of school Glorla Keys Freldlnger Steal 1ng the chorus plano s keys Alyn Drop Dead Schleber Mur dermg the Kmg s Engllsh Loulse Wheasy Wuthrlch sault and flattery Don Mad Sclentlst Doughty Grave robbing Irvm Playboy Schoenbem Vag rancy Don Angus Roth Yelllng too loudly at basketball games Innocent Alta Roth Shootmg the breeze Contlnued on Page 89 9 4 8 - T E C U L D R 44 11 u - 11 - . ' ' 1 g - 1 1 ' ' u ' 11 , ' n 11 as ' ' 11 . ' . '- 1 , ' u ' 11 '- u 11 1- ' , H . H . n Tv - n 11 1 , 1 . ' u ' 11 - ' u - 11 - ' . , 4 . ' ' u 11 - . 1 . D . , Y 1 n f , 1 ' I u YY ' - . . . . : ' an - 11 ' u H ' - - 1 . ' 44 11 as 11 , , , , ' 1ng carats from a Jewelry store. ' sa 11 u 11 ' . ' ' ' u 11 ' O at V7 ' N . . C . - - . , . D i 1 U 1 U ' L ' u 11 ' ' 1 . ' ' u 11 ' ' w u 11 ' . . , - - ' Al 79 - 44 11 . . , . W - . ' ' u 11 - Ag 1 ' ' 44 11 L ' . . as ' ' 11 A I I L nz H ' - ' . . - ' cf 11 - as - 11 ' ' ' . . I i ' an 11 - u 11 ' , ' ' ' 1 nl 11 ' as - 11 , , - J p . i' A H O u NEED TO BUILD FROM RooE TO BASEMENT fi'- L R5 Vt.-IW . Build Your Home m Morton Q MATHIS LUMBER COMPANY Contractors and Bullders Morton I1l1no1s 1 Q 4 Q - T ' T C' A. L I D P E . Q ig. ,,..:!f Tl P 1-:ME ,L1-2- ' X' RQ'-12 wi? 4- ....-,-W-7-.1-:.f:.-1-' Q. FUR UME t -41, I-'- , .E, H 751' 1 Li it? ,: ,af . Mg- 1 -- Q - UWNE ' 'iw V -'E ' J t-231' Q' lE,?E, M Li?z?.,,f l:,, ,wi O O . . . I SCDPHCDMCDRE CLASS Name Ackerman Iola Anderson Wllllam Arnett Chalmer Bauman Gllbert Blrkner Isabelle Bluhm Betty Crumrlne Robert Dans Cllfford Dockus Maralene Edwards Marllyn Frank Joe Franks Mlldred Freldmger Lllllan Fry Donald Galloway Marllyn Getz Dor1s Gxbbons Joyce Guler Roger Guth Merle Hager Mary Hauter James Helnlger Joan Hertensteln Bob Hocq Betty Hoerr Rxchard Houston LaVerne Kaufman Norma Kelghln B111 Koch Mary Martln Verla McConkey Bob McConkey Roy Moschel V1rg1n1a Moser Roy Oekel Mary Oyer Esther Pflederer Ethel Post Dean Otheru xse Idaho Andy Bumps G1 Izzy Betts Crummy T1p Marly Fddle Beaver M1lly 1 Don Fallon 'ly Oy Rog Tw erp Charlle Joey Herk Be Humphrey Bernle Normle Wllly Cookle Roy Bob Gmnle Bud Squeaks Lefty Jovlal Orlglnal Cocky Trapper hunter Demure Obllglng Rovlng Contented Thorough Qulet Eager Agreeable Fun l0V1Hg Slncere Domestlc Sympathetlc Independent Lovable Amlable POISQG Gabby Alert Loglcal Llkable Methodlcal Talkatlve Cheelful Resourceful Energetlc Courteous Resembles Bob Resembles Roy Daydreamlng Purposeful Attractlve Gay Talented Conservlng Can you lmaglne thls Sophomore not blushlng? wlth curly halr? Wlth long flnger H3115 buylng gas at Helnlgers 1n trouble? not belng able to draw w1th a crew cut? ln Cllff Waldbeser s shoes? Wlth stralght halr? comlng to school every da playlng the v1ol1n? an only chlld? wlthout frlends? taklng llttle steps? sassmg the teachers agreelng wlth Ken? SIX feet tall? teachmg school? taklng Home Ec? argulng? teachlng Latm? at the foot of the class Wlth a Southern accen not chewmg gum? a Jockey? not glggllflgo a gang leader? engoylng Latln? pxnchlng llttle Susan? drlvlng a hot rod? gettxng Algebra llone a safecracker? wlth perfect attendance a muslc teacher? belng unpopular? gettlng somethxng done ln study hall? taklng D M1ner s lessons ln knee pants? Contmued on Page 91 l 1 9 4 8- T I E C U L D R N L v.. IS . . . , K . , .. . . . . - . 7 1 ' ' . . ' - - - 1-7 , b , ' , . an ' 9 Y . , . Y. . , . . , , . , . , . J . . , . . 1 l I ' , Ll - - Y . V . V . . 9 , J 'c . . -' v .v . U ,, J .- . l ' A 9 4 V ' ' ' a ' ' 1 ' ' . . 7 , l . v , Y A ' v . ' Y . , 1 I , . v . ., K I , , 2 ? , . . .. . . - - , a Y . 1 ' ' v . . , .7 Y . .. ., ' H L R MODEL PARIS Laundxy and Dly Cleanmg FUR STORAGE Bloommgton IHIHOIS F MORTON CREAMERY Makers of B1 ooksnde Butter Morton Illmols From the Log of the Good Shlp M T H S Contlnued from Page 17 offlcers were Howard Bmkele presl dent Jack Stout uce presldent and Betty Cottlngham secretary treasur er Merhn Blrky and Ted Meyer be came our Student Councll represen tatlves The Phllosopher was changed from a Junlor class respons1b1l1ty to an all school paper th1s year but several members of the class performed 1m portant dutles on the staff Betty Cot tmgham was edltor the flrst semester and Pr1sc1lla Ueberrheln the second BUSINESS managers were Phyllxs Stol ler and Betty Cottlngham for the two half years Other Jumors also served on the staff m varlous capacltles Twenty elght Jumors became mem bers of the Human Relatlons Club when accordlng to custom the organ lzatlon began functlonmg durmg the second semester Robert Hauter was elected v1ce presldent Other offlces held by Junlors were Zlmmerman vlce presldent of G A A and also of I' H A Betty Cottmg ham presldent of the Athletxc Asso clatlon Robert Hauter Most of the boys were out for sports and many of them won letters by thelr sklll and team work One of the blg events of any school year IS the Junlor play Ours was A Case of Sprlngtlme under the dlrec t1on of Mrs Koch Lester Freldlnger Ted Meyer Evelyn Eisele Marllyn 7obr1st Howard Bmkele Ellzabeth Jacob Margaret Klpfer Robert Haut er Prlscllla Ueberrheln Norman Red lger Loretta Crumrlne Shlrley Fehr Hager and Allce Gerber composed the cast The play was well recelved and brought an acceptable addltlon to the class treasury Margaret Klpfer and Ellzabeth Ja cob were cheerleaders servlng falth fully ln thls capaclty throughout the vear The drum majorettes Dorres Merlm Blrkv Dolores H A O Glbson Marllyn Zobrlst and Marga ret Klpfer added lnterest to band pex formances and brought honor to the school by enterlng and wmnmg con tests For the socxal hour thlS year we featured the Hatchet Hop whxcn caused much amusement and added to the success of the occaslon Our blggESt undertaklng was the Jumor semor banquet and prom The theme of the Stork Club was carrned out at the banquet and the Melody Makers played For the dance Toby Davldsons orchestra provlded the muslc Reva Madacey 47 was crowned queen and she chose FFII7 Rapp 47 as kmg During the Junlor year our numb ers were mcreased by Cllfford Roes chley from Gllman Ill1no1s Ken Stansbury from San Jose I111no1s Lyn tte Schroen from Edwardsvxlle Dale Domnlck from Harper Kansas all of whom entered wxth us IH Sept ember Roberta and Barbara Pattex son came from Tremont the second stlll with us and have contrlbuted a great deal to the total achlevement of the class Marv Franklln who came from Decatur the second semester 1o1ned her father ln Detrolt durmg the summer Voyage of 1947 48 Castlng a backward glance over the orevlous three years lt seemed to us ln September that our flnal tr1p 1n our good Shlp had arrlved xn an lm posslbly short tlme To get thmgs under way we elect ed Robert Hauter presldent Merlm Blrky v1ce presldent and Betty Cot tlngham secretary treasurer Thls IS the fourth year that Betty has served ln that offlce Wh1Ch we belleve IS a record' Mr Whltaker and Mlss Smlth were chosen as our advlsors Other orgamzatxons looking as us ual to the semor class for leadershlp in school act1v1t1es elected Ted Mey Contmued on Page 85 1 9 4 8- T E C U L D R 1 . w , ' . - , - , .... - . 2 Q . . Y .- - 5 i , ' 9 - y ' ' 4 ' ' 1 , - as H ' - . 7 . 7 D 5 ' - LK !! . n ' , . . . . - I y u a 1 ' ' v - I , . . , - D - . y . . Q . . . , 9 . . f . . Y . ' 9 ' : 7 'Y vice president of the M-Club, Ray semester. All of these students are 4 . . ., . . ., - . . . - , 1 . ., 1 ' ' ' a - v n n 1 at . . . . H . D , . v ' , Q . - . . . . . . y ., . . . . V , . Y . . . - 4 r ' r . . 2 . . ' ' . ' 4 .' . 1 l 7 D ' l . . . v : 1' l 1 v G v 3 I ev ' y ' ' 1 V 1 V , . - I . , . - v ' 9 H A I O X' A .f...siunm1z'!s, BEYER BROTHERS INC TAZEWELL COUNTY S LEADING FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS MORTON SINCE 1901 TREMONT CLUB 150 Plop Don Vetterhoffel Plop Orwllle Zobllet WE SPECIALIZE IN FOODS CHICKEN DINNERS STEAKS FISH Route 150 Morton. Illmons I 9 4 8 -- T E C L L D R . ' Nz., 1 ,LM 0, sfo, A 'xy f I 'I Vrixg,-, A . A I 12:2-L+' 1 It I rl I A A 'qi K r. , I ,klfvt 4 ie: VM . N From the Log of the Food Shlp M T H S Contmued from Page 83 er presldent of the Student COUUCII Myrna Kotz presldent of G A A Prlscllla Ueberrhem presldent of F H A and also of the Latm Club Do lores Hager v1ce president of F H A Robert Hauter presldent of the band and Human Relatlons Club Dolores Hager secretary of the band Robert Hauter presldent of the M Club w1th Ted Meyer as vlce presxdent Ray Zlmmerman was president of the Ath letlc Assocxatlon Phyllls Stoller was presldent and Merlm Bxrky v1ce pres ldent of the comblned chorus groups Howard Bmkele presxdent of the Sc1 ence Club wlth Merlm Blrky vxce presldent Whlle all members of the class helped ln varlous ways on the Caul dron Staff elected offxcers were Bet ty Cottlngham edltor Howard Blnk ele advertlsmg manager Merlm Blr ky buslness manager Holdmg the flrst wlener roast ot the season IS a prerogatlve of the sen lor class and we accordlngly 1n1t1at ed the round of fall fest1v1t1es by re palrmg to the Brecher woods for thus occaslon Even at thls early date f'11nt mdxcatlons warned us of th parting whlch IS now at hand and brought to us a closer feelmg of com panlonshlp as we sat around the flre CIUOVIDP' the food the beauty of the evenmg the Slflglllg and most of all thc sense of belonging to thlS group of frlends Memory w1ll often call back th1S partlcular scene For the flrst tlme th1s year the sen lor play was made a part of the annu al Homecommg celebratlon on Oct ober 24 Completlng the preparations for the play ln the mldst of so much other actlvxty plesented some dlffl cultles but we were glad to make thls contrlbutlon to the Homecomlng observance and were ln turn beneflt ted by the added mterest Mrs Koch dlrected the cast conslstmg of Eve lyn Elsele Marllyn Zobrlst Phylhs Pfoff Robert Hauter Norman Redl ger E11zabeth Jacob Prlscllla Ueberr H A O hem Roberta Patterson Don Sch1e ber and Ted Meyer The swlftly passlng days brought 1n thelr turn Thanksglvmg and the Santa Claus parade ln Peorla Decem ber w1th Chrlstmas vespers and the school party vacatlon semester ex ams assemblles both ours and those whlch were brought to us from other schools club meetlngs contests con certs a full athletlc schedule for all seasons the banquets the prom and the daxly routlne of class work In all of these actlvltles SQHIOPS partlclpat ed sometlmes as offlcers and leaders sometlmes as cooperatlng members Ot the group sharmg 1n the work and also 1n the growth ln sklll or know ledge or understandlng that resulted The crownmg soclal event of a sen 1ors l1fe IS of course the prom As Junlors we were too anxlous about the success of our plans to tlnd real enjoyment 1n the affalr untll the f1nal slgh of rellef when It was over But thls year as guests wlth no respon Slbl1lt19S we experxenced only pleas ure 1n the dellghtful banquet and the dance WhlCh followed We deeply ap preclate the memorable evemng WVhlf'h the 1un1ors provlded for us Wnen school opened 1n September two new senlors enrolled wlth us Shirley Joos from East Peorla and Phyllls Pfoff rom Tlskllwa Toward the close of the flrst semester Al1ce Schuck from Washmgton Jolned our class These glrls have contrlbuted thelr talents and energles to many school projects and added to the ach xevements of our class Ed Sayers who returned w1th us 1n September dropped out after a short t1me Here then are the SfatlSt1CS and other facts concern1ng the class ot 1948 Are they the most lmportant thmgs that happened to us durmg these four years We are beglnnmg to reahze now that the events them selves are of small slgnlflcance but the effect they had upon us the res ponses they drew from us are the measure of our educatlon 1 , - I , . . . . , . 1 1 ' . 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'- 1 ,, Y ' , ' Q 1 , 7 1 1 ' ' HOME OIL CO D1str1butor of Petroleum Products Radlos and Servlce Auto ACCGQQOFIEQ Morton IHIHOIS 1 9 4 8- T Elecfric Applianoes SENIOR CLASS WILL fCont1nued from Page 763 cent to Waldo Roeschley We Norman Redlger and Howard Bmkele w1ll our ab1l1ty to play the bass horn to the Zlmmerman twms I Frank Stephens vull my natur ally curly halr to Joe Frank I 'led Meyer mll my posltlon as captaln on the basketball team to Jack Bartelmay I Donna Burger w1ll my balr styllng ab1l1ty to Shlrlev W1tZ1g I Dale Domnlck wxll my pos1t1on as manager of the basketball team to Kelth Stuckey I FllZ3bEth Jacob w1ll my good conduct ln school to Paulme T1ller I Margaret Klpfer w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wlth Pekm boys to Mary Frances Oekel cabulary wlth complete dlrectlons on when to use lt to Gene Roecker I Allce Schuck w1ll my WaSh1Hg ton sweater to any good lookmg Mor ton boy I Pr1sc1lla Ueberrheln w1ll my ab 1l1ty to turn my locker IHIO a storage house and st1ll have room for books to Dorres Glbson I Phyllls Pfoff w1ll my ab1l1ty to talk to Mlldred Franks I Don Schleber w1ll my paper axr plane system to some program chalr man I Kenneth Stansbury w1ll my Mod ed T to Isabelle Blrkner I MHFIIQD Zobrlst w1ll my pos1t1on ln the OfflC9 to Verna Hocq I Phyllls Stoller mll my VIVHCIOUS personahty to Loulse Wuthrlch I Lynette Schroen wlll my typmg '1b1l1ty to Ed Roecker H A O I Barbara Patterson wlll my ab1l 1ty to be absent from Amerlcan h1s tory class to Jlm Burger I Myrna Kohtz w1ll my pos1t1on as presldent of G A A to LOIS Dully I Merlm Blrkv w1ll the attent1ons of several Junlor glrls to Russell Ph1l llpS We Verla Staker Shlrley Fehr and Dolores Hager Wlll the wrltmg of the class w1ll for 1949 to any three JUHIOYS who have the legal knowledge to do the Job Class Prophecy Contmued from Page 66 Developed a buslness WhlCh really does pay Indla Stlll casts h1s spell on the fan Ethlyndza W1fe of the SW9dlSh farmer Ray Is Dolores helpmg hlm pltch hay Barbara Kelster M1ss France of 57 Has marrled a prlnce age one hun dred eleven Barbara one of the Patterson twms Is a chem1st now 1n the land of the Fmns Roberta her sxsters now llvmg 1n style On returns from her palntmg Klss of the Crocodlle Here ends Ih1S prophecy and rhyme By Shxrley Joos and Prlscllla Ueberrhem 1 9 4 8 - T E C U L D R 1 7 V. .- 1 , - i- . ,Q , l 1 1 . 7 7 ' , . , L , Y . . . Y ' ! 1 1 - ' C- - 1 4 1 1 s ' ' I, Roberta Patterson, will my vo- Dan Grimm, a snake charmer in . 1 r 1 ' ' . s - r I . 1 , 1, - . ' ' 1 . , 1 . , , - ' 1 a . n - I , 7 V . a . , l Y ' , , . ,L . . . I Y - V . . . . ' ' KL ' 1 1 7 . . ' !7 . Y V Y . ' x I i ' I ' I - . . , 1948- T HE CAIILDRON BEN FRANKLIN STORE Morton, Illinois V. S. Schumacher, Mgr Where Spending i Saving MORTON DRY CLEANERS Tazewell County Q Finest Cleaners Phone 6601 Morton Illmoie 'C' ROECKER CHEVROLET CO SALES '1 nd SFRVICE 'Vloiton Illinois JUNIOR CLASS FEATURE Contmued from Page 79 Darlene Dead Eye Oyer K1 mg tlme Ulla Shorty Llndenfelser 'loo many A s on her report card Joan Blondle Wllson Domg too much homework Rose Sm11ey Buswmk Talkmg too much ln assemblles Bermce Bauman and Gllbert Bru ell better known as Bebe and Bert Stealmg perox1de from the chem a Marj Lunch Carlus Hoardmg pretzels ln her school locker Laurel Larky RlCh Murdermff Carle s BOOgl9 Joyce Taffy Hauter Play1ng Wlth F1re lMarJ Car1us that IS, Rosemary Canary Rapp P1racy on the hlgh C s Jean Geometry Jacob Forget t1ng her asslgnment Tackl1ng more than eleven men 1n one play m a football game Joyce Peppy Gr1mm Not yell 1ng at basketball games ROMANCE IN FRESHMANVILLE Mr Damel was very much 1n love w1th a g1rl whose name was Zobnst He asked a frlend Mr Huber what he should do about lt H1s fr1end re pl1ed For Moshelful heavens' Ack er man to marry you' Mr Damel replled wlth a Gr1mm face How can I get her to accept? Mr Huber Sald Shower her w1th presents take her to dlnner and then g1V9 her a dlamond Well Ill try and thanks a lot was the reply The next mght he took Zobr1st to th Aupperle Afterwards they had Ehchelburger sandwlches 1n the Hocq cafe For her b1rthday he gave her a beautlful Lockhart At Chrlstmas he gave her a Roecker cha1r On New Year s Eve he took her out ln h1s new 1949 Sutterbaker car that he had Just fllled YVlth Phllllps Whlte H A O gasolme After that the tw1n eng1nes went Zlmmermunmg along Overturis The only defect 1n th1S car was ltS Blllkelelflg llghts On the way home New Years morn1ng they parked by a large cot tonwood w1th Pflederermg leaves He turned to her sllpped h1s arm around her and drew her near to h1m He NVl'l1Sp6I'9d Darllng wlll you marry me? She answered Yes but f1rst w must fmd a place to llV9 The next day Mr Dan1el stopped at the Wuthnch You Real Estate OfflC9 He got out and rang the Teubels on the door The real estate agent ans wered the door wlth a pOllt6 Hauter Dully Mr Dan1el a very 1mpat1ent man who wanted to get rlght down to brass tacks sald I want a Lott man so I can bulld a Hoskins on lt The real estate agent took h1S Book out and sk1mmed down the Roth' he exclalmed I have just what you want There IS a lot on Hamllton Grove 1n the 300 block and one on McHenry Knoll 1n the Knobe loch Mr Dan1el sald Let s Getz gomg On the flrst lot there was a pretty Uhlman tree but there was also a Stumpf and the ground was very rough Wlth a Gnmm Mr Dan1el Sald How do I Getz the ground lev elled off The real estate agent Sald Bartel may T1ller for you They went to the next lot Here the agent Sald Dav IS gomg to meet us He wlll tell you about lt There he 1S now' Mr Dan1el declded to take the f1rst lot after one look at the second Even though he was at h1S W1tz1g end they were happlly marr1ed ln Hun zlker Chapel For a honeymoon they went sa1l1ng on the Blunkenshlp for SIX weeks Note All names perta1n1ng to any person l1v1ng or dead are purely co mcldental 1 9 4 8 - T E C U L D R ' 1 as yr i I ' . na. 11 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , . 1 u ' 77 ' T ' ' ' . 1 D I ul ' D1 ' - ' ' , . . . . H . 7. - 1 1 ' ' 11 41 ' ' ' ' 1 '1 - 1 u H 0 ' ' 11 , X. . 1 b. - , ' ' - ' 41 11 ' T ' 0. ' 44 11 ' T- . ' ' l . - , . Z u a n ll ' 79 i ' ' ' 1 . . U . ,, . . . , - ' u . u 11 ' 1 ' 1 ' - . . . ,, . ,Q . . u . 11 T - l u 1 . - I . Don Bone-Crusher Zimmerman- Pages Wlth his new Shafer Pen- . - n u - al ' ' 1 u 77 ' T. - ' I ' - , A l ' u ' ' ca 1 ' 11 . . , , . . . 7 . . . I y ' n 1 . - I I ' ' . . . - - I . ' Li . ' H - 7 ' - , 91 - 11 . . . ' . . - n I un , 11 ' . , , . . H . ' 1 . . ' . . H -. . W ' y ' 77 1 . ' . as 1 , . yr ' , H ' 1 1 1 . . , - . D 7 ' C . , Y . . . . . . , . , , Y . . n u . . , . . Y V - . . . . . , . . . 1948 PHE CAULDRON ' WURST- MILLER BAKERY HIGHEST QUALITY BAKERY GCODS MORTON ILLINOIS Roecker 8: D1etr1ch ARDWARE OME APPLIANCES URNITURE 117W f gh IQ Y LOOR COVERIN GS 10S h Contlnued from Page 81 A R SOPHOMORF FTATURT' Name P1pp1n B1ll Rapp Bonnle RHSS1 Charles Redlger Ruth Roecker Eugene Roeschley Waldo Roth Helen Schlck Maralene Schm1tt Duane Smlth Kelth Spahr Barbara Sprlnger Dorothy Stephens Jerry St1egl1tz Roberta Stoller Jean Sutter Jacquelme Swear1ngen Wayne Swlbold Lotus Teubel R1chard Tuffentsamer Geral Waldbeser Cllfford Yordy Dan Yordy James Zehr Marllyn Zlmmerman Betty Shlpps Phyll1s Otheru lse P1 Rapp Chaz Red Buckets Walt Jeanle Mac Schmltt Sm1tty Babs Dort Stralght form ard Opt1m1st1c Easy golng MlSChl6VOUS BFHIHS tunusedl Good natured Neat Orderly 1' rlendly Patlent Cooperatlve Self controlled Curly Locks Dar1ng Bert1e Jeanle Jackle Wlmp Blond1e Teubel Tuffy IZ Dan J1m Janle Sklpper Shortle Modest Dependable VN ltty J ud1c1ous Industr1ous Congen1al A Tease Forceful Frank Punctual Generous Llvely Conf1dent Can you 1mag1ne th1s Sophomore cheerlng for the Cubs? gettlng up early? as a ballet dancer? easy to manage? MISS Melvln s pet' bemg d1srespectfu as a profess1onal shopl1fter Presldent of the U S d1sagreeable'? w1th hlS halr mussed up an egot1st talklng a lot? XVlthOLlt the curl? short and fat? Wlth four brothers? carrymg a bag of fee wlth laryng1t1s'7 sleeplng at a slumber party not dr1v1ng All1s Chalmers band1t s son? 1n bootles SIZE seven? pract1c1ng h1S sax? not speakmg to a fr1en wlth blonde ha1r'7 playlng a bass horn? a mort1c1an'? 9550 Qi' I94847 V A5585-X As 1n the precedlng seven YGHIS The Cauldron has been a member of the or gamzatxon known as the Natlonal School Publlcatlons ASSOC1atl0H Help ful suggestlons for produclng yearbooks are recelved from headquarters 1n M1n neapolls at mtervals durmg the year but one of the most valuable SGFVICQS rendered by the organ1zat1on IS that of cr1t1c1z1ng The Cauldron Over a thous and books are entered IH the group and wh1le It IS not compet1t1ve a hlgh ra 1ng IS pr1zed as 1nd1catng that the publ1 catlon meets accepted standards The Cauldron l1as frequently won a flrst Class or Excellent ratmg The 1947 book was accorded a Second Class or Good ratlng Dec1s1on on the 1948 lssue w1ll be announced ln September 91 1 9 4 8- T H E C U L D O N f l I . 1 4 1 1 Is ' ' D. . . , . - V A 1 , . , s - a Y . , s l 1 - . , a , - - ' ' 1? , . . y Y I lu , . , . 1 , . , . 9 ' . ' , . . , . . , . . 1 . . . . 9 , f d. , . . . . Q . 9 1 ' ' . . . . . - .7 y . Y l, ' , L ' ' , ' , . . . . .7 , d. , , . , 1. . ., 1 . f 3 -1- : as 1 4 --T - x n .-. -l- EAL IBII -- - -1 A Q li- 1,S . 3 . . ,, . , . . . , , . ' 9 HEINIGER MOTOR CO DIVISION of Hemlger S Standard SQFVICG Dodge and Plymouth Sale-Q and QPFVICO 'Q' A O WALZ GWIECKHOFF MOTOR CO F O R D Sales and Servxce Morton Illmolg STUMPF PHARMACY DRUGS Fountam Servlce Morton Illmoxq 1948- THE C ULDR N ,AV'!'-vm. HMM 1948-- T HF CAULDRO '---n. ,,f , L-5 p .Mi If I I ,ff 'ii ' . 2 I 12024 fg'i'5f 'Bfmx KLEINS KRUG S MARKET Quallty Clothmg for Men Women and THE HAPPY HOUR STORE Chlldren 222 224 S Adamo Qt Peo11a Illlnols Phone 2311 Morton Illlnols 51 'V PIONEER HI BRED H C Carlus Mgr SEFD CORN Morton Illlnoxs S I - , L Q 5 . . v, T1 I . IL Lf. rm , ' 2. .. M if E' 1 N K 33.212 dqtnf 'Lk 1 9 Y ' . . r. ., y T' , I 1 1- ' XX g CORN co. I Xxx -- . uf. . . I I . I I. '. '- , L I 1. -H ' ' 4' lf' . iz, IW . . . K. Az . , I ' I I fi' 4' .' Il : ', , -V '51 N MCJRTON POTTERY CO W Sp M t Ill THE MORTON NEWS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING MORTON ILLIINOIS 0 C mercial Art are Our ltj William Rapp. Pr or on. PRINTERS or THE CAULDRON SINCE 1937 A D ALT BROS AUTOBODY REPAIR CO FRAME AND FRONT END ALIGNMENT MORTON ILLINOIS PHONE 3041 EHRLICHER BROTHERS CO THE REXALL STORE SERVING THIS COMMUNITY FOR MORE THAN 65 YFARS WITH Dependable Drug Store Service We ADDFECIHIG Your Patronage Ehrllcher Brothers Co 326 Court street PEKIN ILL Phone 1372 0 1806 HOEPFN ER ELECTRIC SERVICE MOTOR REPAIRING WIRING RADIOS HOME APPLIANCES MORTON ILLINOIS PHONE 2841 O IN 9 4 8 - T H E C U L R ' Complete Paint Service - Welding - All Night Wrecker Service .-. , . .. I A 0 f ompllments E L MARCH MOIITON ILLINOIS Compllments 121 M Compllments of LEE HUDGENS MORTON ILLINOIS 1 9 1 8- 'T H F C I' I D P -of- -of-. Marge and Ben Heinold ain Street - - - Morton. Illinois KNOLL S BOWLING PALACE Faxollte Spot for Recreation FOI all the Famlly Molton IIIIHOIS 'vlake a Date to Buy Your SCHOOL TOGS ln P90111 at B E R G N E R ' S WININGS RADIO SERVICE R'1d1os and Recorde Phone 3911 All Repalr Work Guaranteed Morton Ill1no1Q N Reulmg Hlgh School Fashlons tor the well dressed student Natxonally Adveltlsed Togs that you see adxertlsed ln Mademolselle It s always flrst at N REULING 6 CO Pekln Illmols H L D Compllmento of 6. H SHOE STORE '320 Coult Street Pekm Illmol For Pleaqant Motormg Have Your Car Selvlced it STEPHEN SON SINCLAIR SERVICE Moxton Ill1no1s I O N E S B R O S JEWELERS Town md Country Glft Shop 517 519 Court Street AMFRIUW GEM WUI Pekln IIIIUOIS Qlrrhfxrb :ziggy-E31 RIIQISTERED JBVELER MORTON BUILDING 6. LOAN ASSOCIATION Your Lucky Day When You Start Saving for a Home Morton IIIIHOIS I 9 4 X-- T IT C A ' L R O N I . ' 'i , L - Bn s 1 1 ' ' I 1 L , 1 . Q n . n 1 , . V S 1 ' 1, ' 1 ' K . VK 1 y -.1 I O 4 I . , v Z ' I C ii. , Y ' v . . ' . . , - . , ' ' ln ' .vw 7 V v , ' . o n ' ' v . . . 1 KEENAN SPORTING GOODS CO Sport Goods for Good Sports 514 Main Stxeet P80113 Illmols MUELLER S GROCERY 6. MARKET Your Royal Blue Store Morton Ill1no1s BIRKEY IMPLEMENT CO Your M M Dealer Morton Illinois DR B A SHEPHERD DENTIST Morton Illinois ROTH S SMITH Morton Illinois T E. SOLTERMANN Your County Clerk Pekm Illinois VELDE 6. PRETTYMAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW Pekm Illinois UNLAND 61 UNLAND INSURANCE I fe Accldent He'1lth Auto Fne Hosp1t1l Pekm Illlnols TH A D O ELLIFF 61 ELI.IFF ATTORNEYS AT LAW First National Bank Bldg Pekm Illmols MORTON ELECTRIC SERVICE CO T F Buehrig Electric Wiring and Supplies Phone 5851 108 So Mam LES SUTTER PURINA FEED DRFSSED POULTRY Phone 4971 Morton IHIDOIS Congratulations to the Class of 1948 BEN BLOCH Estate Builder Peorla Illmols SCHMIDGALL 6. SPRINGER MARFAK LUBRICATION Junction Rts 150 121 Phone 3841 Morton Illinois DR W I DAUSMAN DENTIST Morton Illinois PEKIN AUTO BODY CO Body and Fender Repair Pekm Illinois A 6. P FOOD STORE Groceues Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Vi1ll11m Heubach Managel Moxton Illinois N 1 9 4 8 - E C U L R ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Weshing - Tires - Accessories Ji - ' C , ESTHER S HODEL MD Morton Il11no1s I I ARONOFF M D Morton Illmoxs Compllments MORTON PRODUCTS CO Molton I111no1s Manufacturers of THE NEW MORTON FARM FLFVATOR HEISER S INSURANCE AGENCY Ineumnce of All Kmde Tel 4211 Morton Ill H A o DR L E PATTON Osteopathlc Phyelclan M01 ton Illlnols CONIBEAR S DRUG STORE S Combear RPh R C Lonlbear RPh Phone 4171 Morton Illmols Compllments of HERBERT L HIRSTEIN Sherlff of Tazewell County Pekm I111no1Q Where Old Frlends Meet SCHWENK S MARKET CIOCQIICS and Meftts Morton Il11no1Q 1 9 4 8 - T E C U L D R o o I 0 0 ' I I I ' l I X . Y I Physician and Surgeon THE REXALL STORE - of - O PEKIN FLORAL COMPANY ekme Bonded Telegxaph Ifloxmt Pekxn IIIITIOIS Compllments A Men s Wear Pekln Il11no1S For Fme Shoes PEKIN SHOE STORE W J EDEN VARDNFR EDEN 421 Court St Pek1n Illlnoxs 'I'HE CLIFTWOOD INN A Good Place to Meet Youx I-rlends On U S Route 150 Molton IIIIDOIS 1 TH A MCCLINTICK IEWELRY Complete Lme of Jewelxw 12.2 Court Stxeet Pekm Illlnols If It Happene In Morton Read It Fxrst m the PEKIN DAILY TIMES OEKEL 6 SONS Heatlng and Plumblng Phone 3561 Morton Illlnols GOTTLOB AUPPERLE 61 SONS Cement Floom Foundqtlone etc Phone 6141 'Nloxton IIIIHOIS 1 9 4 8 - E C U L D R O Il ' vt .. 1 I ' 'L' ' of C R P ' S . , Ready-to-Wear, Dry Goods, and ' - 1948-M THF CAULDRO BEST WISI-IES LIBBY MCNEILL 8: LIBBY CANNIIRS OF 100 FAMOUS FOODS MORTON ILLINOIS In the last few years electxlc power consumptlon has grown enormously Establlshed customers are usmg much more Busy fact OIIES have enlarged new stores and housmg haxe sptung up w here vacant lots w e1e the rule before Such commumtv growth results 1n 'ln 1ncre'1sed demand for clec tr1c1ty Naturally mole matexltl equlpment and manpowex IS requned to flll thls demand But all thxee are scatce So setymg 111 out custo t tsk under present COYICIIIIOIIS A dCflI'llIL ptogmm for IITIDIONIH and enlixsunq out f'1c1l1t10s has been establlshed and constluctlon IS now undex way belng pushed Just 'ls rapldly as pxesent shotta es wlll allow Present ox futute out fum ns to ftlw us selxe you to the best of out ab1l1ty ILLINOIS POWER CO 1 . v , , . , , . U V K . I . in N c ' ' . 1. y w fi , ' L v Q 't s ' x mers-old and new . . . making electricity stretch . . . isn't an easy 2. ' . .. ' ' 1 y -t 1 ' . ,' C K .L ' k v L ' ' ' A. C 5. 5- 'hw v K Q ' 'L y 1 v v ' K1 , ' '.- C vi 'Ki A. . v t, , . ' ' A . to the yearbook staff for preserving a plctorlal record of the school year We are proud of having, playcd a wart In the production of thas yearbook and know that you and your alumna wall cherlsh the many l118l'l1OI'lLS It FEIGIITS You are to be complimented for your mmatuve and enthusiasm whlch has played such an Important part II1 :ts production Pontlac craftsmen have trted sincerely to crown your efforts with succcss by renclermf, ShlVIL9 and quality Il1 the production of the photo engrav Ing IH this book PIIIITIIIII ENGRAYINI1 8 FLEC'I'ROTl'PE F0 MASTER ENGRAVIRS T0 AMERlCA'5 SCHOOLS SIIIDDI PIIBIIIIITIIIII IIIUISIUII 812 IYFCT L-IN BFRFV STREET l.'llll'.ll'0 7 ILLlW0lS AULDRO THE MORTON THEATRE fA11 Condltlonedl the Bcwt Llttle Clty m Illmols 103 Come to Morton- H A O PECDRIA S QUALITY STORE Where youll always fmd the new tlmely fashxons for young and old at moderate pnces' HOLLAND MCFALL STUDIOS 720 N Jefferson St PEORIA ILL or The Cauldron Y' I A ns..- CODY A. COX, M.D. Physlclan and Surgeon Morton, UIIDOIS 1 9 4 8 - T E C U L D R if 1 , ll 1 II f xx-I ' , I C H REIN 6 SONS Plumblng and A1r Condxtlomng Phone 4191 Morton Illmols Congratulatlons and Best Wxshes MORTON RATHSKELLER Chicken In A Hat Sandwxches 207 N Maln St Under Homex Clmnc Phone 7141 Morton MORTON TAXI SERVICE Tommyboy Cab East Adams St Near Maln Phones Ofc 7171 Res 4794 Morton Illlnols Compllments of KOCH S DAIRY STORE DISIFIDUIOFS of Del s Mllk and Ice Cream Phone 5591 Morton DR I I MILLER VETERINARIAN Morton Illmols H A RO THE MORTON HOUSE Thlck Aged Steaks Florlda Catflsh Southern Frled Chlcken Duck and Gladys Sloan PORTABLE WELDING CO C F and V L Rmkenberger Cen Repalr Custom Built Tlallcrs Phone 4091 Box 49 Morton Illmols Compllments of the S T A B L E S Sam and Ed Hlrsteln Route 98 Near Morton Insurance of All Kmds BELSLEY INSURANCE AGENCY 104 S Maln St Morton Phones Ofc 4961 Res 5271 or 6141 WALT WITTMER Insurance of All Kmds Real Estate Morton Illlnoxs 1 I 9 4 8- T E C U L D Sundaes- Cold Drinks ' ' u H ' ' h 1' 1948- THIIC ' AULDRO UPHOLSTERING AUTOMOBILE and FURNITURE SPORT TOPS CREATIVE FABRICS SEAT COVERS CUSTOM BUILT PARTRIDGE TRIM SERVICE Morton Illmols WILLIAM SANDERS Sheet Metal COHIIHCIOI Phone 5061 Molton Illlnole Compllmentg THE MORTON BILLIARDS AND NEWS STAND MOIIOH Illlnols MORTON GIFT SHOPPE Molton IIIIITOIS SCHENKE COAL FEED GRINDING AND MIXING Coll of All KIITCIS had ot All Klllcls NIOIIOH IIIIITOIN LLOYD FORT ACCOLlntlHg and Tax SCIVICC MOIION Illlnols CRUMRINE 61 SON Shell SGIVICC Telephone 5041 MOIIOH Illlnole C ompllmente HAROLD H VELDE Countx JLICIQL COITIDIIUTCIIIS H SOLDWEDEL :S SONS Ickln IIIINOIS I - of - , . Gifts For All Occ-zlsiolls - Of - y . .S Y I H I . Q - of - f If 4 . A ' V . hr., . SCHIPPER 6. BLOCK Dry Goods H FEE FEE Flothlng 8: Furniqhmge MONARCH MOTORS Inc KAISER FRAZER Sales and Service Body and Fender Wor Bear Wheel Alignment Route 150 Phone 3021 Morton Illinoie 1 9 4 8- T CO. Pekin, Illinois k H U O N ZOBRIST :S SONS Phone 3061 Morton Illmols INTERLOCKING FENCE CO Fence Hardware Supplies Steel Tanks Roofing Morton Illinois 1 9 4 8 - T E C A L D R N Building and Contracting I - I I H UL FRINTZ JEWELERS Il ll Dlamonde Watchee Jeweh y Clfts That Last Morton 111111019 HOMER C LUDWIG Funeril Dlrector' Morton Illmow f 'H7's. I S W I B 0 L D Complete P1ano SGFVICG TUNING REPAIRING REBUILDING RECONDITIONING PHONE 4325 MORTON ILL 1 Q 1 9 4 8- T E C A D R O T 4 I F C 1 i , Qllll Dil. ' To ,ai I I so - - w f' A O Ohver New Idea Massey Harns P O N T I A C De Laval S A L E S MAYTAG wnsmzns and monzns and Morton Illmols S E R V I C E ska-E WITZIG S SIZE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR ALL THE FAMILY ARCHBARTELIVIAY SONS t 1 El TH A RO SALES COIN SATURDAY Good Place to BU I N FRANK SALES CO Sale Fvery Saturday The Farmer s Cash Market A Good Place to Buy or Sell J N F1'1nk Auct Bam Phone 6351 Morton Illmom Compllmentq MARTIN s CAFE ,f -X Morton IHIYIOIS FUNK :S STEPHENS EICCTIICHI Contractorq Phone 7575 Morton IHIYIOIS lll A O The Morton State Bank Capltal and Surplus S150 O00 00 NOHL CONCRETE PRODUCTS BLOCKS CEMENT SAND In Morton SIHCQ 1888 D6pOS1tS Insured by the Morton Ilhnols Federal D8pOS1t Insurance Corp THE FRIENDLY BEAUTY SHOP BOB REEL S BARBER SHOP DANIELS 6 COOKE BARBER SHOP MORTON TOOL AND GAUGE CO 1 9 4 8- T H E C U L D R : I . IIL Faculty l 19 '4 4 111111 1 r 4 IN L 1111 11 -I X lu. 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